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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22

lent object of giving the M0xicans time and cou-
rage To collect their scattered fragments, and
come out and get conclusively fiogged, without
enforcing upon us the necessity of coming round
TO the front door, marching nine hundred
miles by the back way through the mountains.
order to revel in the halls of the Montezumas.
But enough for the present. We expect to recur
TO the subject again tomorrow
Ioujours, THE DocroR
p S.-Mr. Bancroft left us last evening; and
Colonel Stevenson, who came on a farewell visit
10 the Secretary of War and the President this
morning, left this afternoon for his regiment,
ready Tor their invasion of Mexico, ria Cape
Horn. The next expedition, we suppose, will be
sent round by the Cape OF Good Hope or the
North Pole
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER of DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS

M re. ROBERTsON IN announcing to his friends and
A the public, that his Classes for the tuition of Dancing
will open The above Wednesday Sept 30h
takes the opportunity of returning his thanks
his late for their liberal
Psctiuy announces that he will introduce his Academy
avorite Poka Maznka and Polka quadrles the graceful
and much admired Redowa with Mazurka and other styles
days and Saturday, aGas Of attendance for ladies; Misses
evening. Assemblies will take place semmonthy, com.
mencing Noy Mr.. r. would also that he will
or their re,denses OF at MI RS private Academy 80
open Thursday October ls For particular nior.
nation please apply his residence 50 Canal street.
ar nn&r
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SHIP BLACKSMITH

STEPHEN ROBE RTs
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH sTs
~ tuear the Tobacco InspectonJ is prepared the
IRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility
and on the reasonable terms.
Order, from any Of The country for dong the top
work Of vessels, will be punctually attended to.
Letters addressed above will receive prompt attention
au30 im-
WHEAT-lo,ooo bushels, ILLINOIS whes. ior sale BY
sa1ss n South susst
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TUE INVISIBLE WIG

closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs
- and have pronounced the most perfect
and extraordinary invention Of the day The great advantage
Of this rove, ard unique Wig, its being made without
sewing or weaving which causes appearance closely
resemble the natural hair both in ghtness and natural
pesance to defy detection being so beautiful,
50 porous and Free that in all Of preparation eyapo
on Is unmpsded and the evils Of other wigs avoid
Cd The scepc aud alike invited TO inspect
s novel and beautiful Wig and the pecus! meteod Of If
way, corner Of Liberty street, up stars sl7 lmsmc
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rHE A NJ A z o N
WIGS.

~ ENTLEMEN'S Real Heads of Hair, being the late and
~ greatest improvement ~ the Manufacture Of Wig: and
Scps and the subscriber happy being the first
duce them here They display the forehead and temple: to
height point in wig making never before attaned-
They composed Of ventilang work. They
fit on the entirely new they
become part and parcel OF the
living man. Copy the address.
Il. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
au2s imsrc Globe Hotel. under Judson's Hotel.
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(NURE NORTHUMBERLAND THE FOLLOWINO-

CURE YouRsELr-REA& THE FOLLOWING
cure 81 ysa
speedy and certain. i COL mercury leave.
sss! :: Z: s;s
ss the nsd SSiss
Sa;s s ''f;s' es I s:I
S Co. q
corner Hud;on and Lspas!d .ess corner BGTsry
sSI :ae Eau
and Water x sSe Charles
Pratt streets, Baltimore; and G. sto Washington City
also of the medical society informs his patrons and me
hs he hs So" f pa' BE- q
his pra si to the
81 b. se c
GOg in hs e and i he Ia. - M mar be
aas e prsyen Certain disease in all y FORMS Sp.T from
LEECHES! LEECHES! q.EECHES!
FRESH supply Of large and healthy Swedish Leeches,
"A just received-or sale quantities. purchasers,
packed up to be WI BY
srs lmsrh Importer sf Leeche., 50 John st.
MAGNETIC ELECTRICAL MACHINES,
RARTH sH8W sss Q 81. 3. Of the public
% of's ssa sv. Lea.
' a l.Ssral discount to Country AGENTS. .7lm.rc
LEECHES! LEECHES!
Just RECEIVED: 1000 large and healthy Swedish
Lseehes Al's 1000 GerTsn EseShss II prime order
'0 Is imc Importer of isseses No lis william st.
BIRD CAGE MANUFACTOkY,
E SSSs ST e. s"s nd I'll.
public, that he keeps conafantly hand large supply
s"S s@ssd %.s
witt ssa; s
UNION HID ACADEMY,
FORDHAM, WESCHESTER COUNTY,
.aLEx DEM si.s VIZ . .s M, Principal
REV ' %iIrixM r. P 5"y
5 III. aS
@ A o s% By
to the age E, Of the pupil and branches wished.
RARE CHANCE
A NUMBER OF AGENTS WANTED to undertake the
sale Of and s;Se Sd article hsh ca. be
Characters guarantees q 800 per annum viii be given 10
prevent competition Agent will have district secured
to him. Apply 20 ,sc 8 a FRdENCH H. .,.;,.
Letter. must be postps in order to receive attention
FALL AND wLNTER GOODS FOR MEMS
,KNoEPFEL, GREGORY AND FooTE,
No. SO JeAe sEees, Up Stairs,
nJ Is SsS
'n SLSFAs English oft hes. fabrics.
CAsslMEKs AND pOEsKINs-s4 and Ga black and
f sfss seefs plaid til.
and shaded stripe .,;, ,,,,,
Purchasers vii find greatly their advantage
A'a aais I'M im. re- '''' 'lS INC" 's''''''A'
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PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
NoArkwksr CoRrER OF FvLIoN AND EAssAv srsxsrs
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OLD VIOLtNS,

OID VlOLlNS.
g JOHNSON, No 167 William street, New York, has
-. for sale the best of genuine old Instruments
offered in New York. Also, very fine syments,
from the best French Makers viz: Guitars Violas Vions,
Vloloncellos, &c.
bated authors for piano, violin and piano. solos, Duets
quartettes &c., for per page.
Some entirely Paris for per page.
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing Instruments Instrumental
Music, respectfully invited to call
~ Establishments repai ed by the best workmen.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
N HIIE PAIIl.INE DESIARnINS off h. az


MILE PAULINE DESJARDINS, of the Academic
W hoyae Paris most respectfully informs her psis, &c
all fashionable branches the lat Oet0ber when she
will have the pleasure Of introducing some entirely
Dances which she has received from Paris,
who will send her all the they
pear the fashionable circles throughout the
aides the usual dances taught the classes will be the
WaltzMaZourka, Mazourks Quadrille Pokas (vsrious)
Temps and the new and graceful Waltz Redowa, &c.
Mile p ID. takes this method Of returning thaks her
and begs aso state that those ladies' and
gentlemen no honor her with their patronage
assured every will be taken her mpa that
and elegance ofsyle essential to the modern ball
loom.
Schools and private families attended Public classes and
private Lessons her residence, "a Leonard
Broadway, where and hours Of attendance may
known. w m
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DANCING ACADEMY,

NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKER STREET.
MIR. g. ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
l thanks his friends and the public for the liberal parou-
to announce that his classes for the TUITION Of Dancing will
the introducing various nav and
DANCES avorte Pokas the Nazourka and other styles
full and much admired Redowa Waltz Fancy Dancing Re
% nS OF
from to 10 evening Assemblies will take place semi
TO pupils privately in classes at semnares at their
sdences, and at the class Mr. r. private acac
SO Canal street. The above reoms during the summer
have been greatly improved painted decorated and the floor
city Mr. r. would also inform who place their
children under his charge that every attention will be paid
further particulars apply the class Mr. RS
tree al Inn are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22

CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS AND GLASSWARE.
Large assortment of Fancy Goods, Clocks, Vions Gl
"A and Flutes also Glassware China &C. will Sold
to dealers reduced prices, at
GEORGE +. GERDIN0,
au2g1mec 70 Maiden lane.
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MARITIME HERALD.

Poikr OF NMw YORK, September ga.
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

DATCRELOR'S new invented Wigs and ScaIps made Of
ID the natural curl hair and adapted in the
the peculiar style of each individual They are
entirely invention doing with all the vexaous
dculties long espersueed by those who wear wigs.
The public invited large and well selected
stock containing every variety Of size and coor they will
then be able to judge the erect.
WIN. BACHELOR, inv cntcr and only manufacturer,
Wall street, Broadway. Remove ed from 1865 Broadway
Please to copy the address. AUS lms re
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
M : SpRIICE STREET.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHADES of all descriptions, kinds and 50
~ cheaper than be bought other place. Trim
ming at manufacturers' prices
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations done style
not to be surpassed BARTOL K ORMSBEE,
au27 lmsr Manufacturers and Importers
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
FIR ANCIS PARES s. CO.,
NO. $40 PEARL STREET,
Have the largest supply and the splendid
ment Of all the latest and the approved styles Of
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, Sc,
which they offer Merchants Dealers, Landlords and
others, on the most advantageous terms.
The most competent Paper Hangers can be had at the
shortest notice ~ Intro
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DILES-lrritaon Of the kidneys pain the back sde
habitual co,veness. eruptlons eyes. Doctor In
godsbys Piles Specific has made radical many
of The above mentioned complaints be proved by
sonsl reference The specific is not purgstive and
gamboge aloes take and perfectly harmle
in the most delicate male or female Agents will be
nene application to BEALS X co, l08 Nassau street.
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- Chrome and acute diseases Of the
Bladder, Leuconhoea whites,
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakpess
Also, Gonorrh0a Inability,
elects, Weakness of the parfs RE
are speedily and eecuay removed by Abernethys Botan
~ suitable for females They give tone and to
other medicines For sale Apothecaries Hail. s. Catha
rine street. and 1T Maiden lane Price with directions
ALP lmAm - ~ -
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$36,OOO TO LEND
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, on productive real e.
sums suit Applicant Apply to 8 8. Broad, No Il Wall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
WATIRINn

Il pleasant ~retre0t for mem6crS of Congress
Gnd others irH be found at The Fageiie
Springs, described ia The JoLoring adUer-
tiSCmcHt.
TOWNSEND having leased aud re npcneI
-, 'he pleasant and fashionable summer Resort low.
ned ~ ne Hon. Andrew stewart known as Tie Fayc.ic
sptihps foicl. Fayctic county, on The Aucghmv noun
tam range, east of Laurel hin, eisht miles from Union.
'"M : q. INVITES 'he patronage ofthe fashionable public.
~ Is situated near the strong Chaiylcafc Springs and o.
,u', mineral springs highly charged wish sulphurc'icd
y SuIuschi u o. IN the vicinity of Dunlar's Camp. Fort
Necessary or w ashipgtun's first Battle Ground: Brad.
upch sNTSVe; The celebrated pcisncy's Cave, and the ia.
nous ollioplle FAILS OF The Noushi0gcny river.
NtI"iIcihrnlsh have hccl made "a secure for the table
he uI,icaoIcs OF The mountain streams and woods, as
Wen a. those Of the season generally.
Families accommodated On rcasnu aiio ,c-us, ,..--l-4
Ia thc place - Il Icn-pm aiicy, free OF charge 10 visitors.
o"tyi music &c. viii he furnished for dancing parties.
The lessee ua'iecs himself that all VINO ray INN a visit
VIII 90 away gra'iicd with their %sojourn. No pains will
tc spared To attain this end.
I'm addition 10 the above thcrc Is an extensive boarding
house immediately atthe Springs, surrounded lay a most
romantic aud delightful mountain scenery kept by W.
L.. kisLER. aug IL
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~CUANCERr SALE.

Z I l., II, - ard -. ~ UrpruR ,u's ,ppf,rox -,
- 10 STARTS o. BNNK STorK.
pursuant To ihe joint decree made by the Circuit supc
nor Court of Law and ChaucUry for Ohio county. ii,
NE leih DAY 81 June, lsi6, IN Tho ihrcc suits m Chan
Gerry lciwcCn JAMES BAKER complainant, and IsRar,
'FbkGRA' : HEtRs defendants; ard TnE Merchants
~ MEciANics' BANK og WmEuNg complainaut, an d
ISRAEL trntGr ans uEIHs and NputNtsrRA1og aud
OTHERS deicndontsi ard Josiah Fox couinfsineut. and
lSVN Eb GrBEcRNF.'s AbNINIsrRA roP and 1rurrs ieG.p'
uSHtsi ] WIN ca MONDAY. Tie 1wENtYItEsT day uf sep.
'ehslcr' 1876. sell. at public auction. az the lout door q,
The court house col Ohio county. the tors numbered L.
le' = ana 90 seventeen, ]ctgltccl, ;wouty light. agd
wen hine) iu IpdrglGls tldripn Ia the town Ell
Wheeling, now rSri 0!ihc civ otWhcrlug: aud thr ms
,iiNEts OF ne capital STOCK of the said Merchants and
Mechanics Bank, which te'onccd To the said I,ra,I Ia,
IdcgSH al the time OF his dean.
IERNS-E'e purchaser io pay ten PER cent. ia hand,
ana me rS'aic. ~ Three equal irs't' mcuts. each lcartnr
interest Rom the day %: ss'c, and payable respectively
90 tN'iwelve cndcishfcpu uou'ls troinihat dev. Hoods
Wlh good security - &c given rs each purchaser Tor LIS
deferred iis''imcn,s, and .hc lite % the properly 10 Ic
Ie'cincd untti isymcu5 an fun.
ans - Ohm q. ENFF Conn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
TRUST SALE OF LOTS IN EAST
WHEELING

TSf virtue oC a deed of trus', cNC,u'cd ~ John Gil.
- chrIs', icariug dt'e ON the l.th day Of Nav. IsII.
aud recorded rn the CLERKS Office Of the County Court
OF ONO county, ~ Decd Book No. ., page lOI. | shall
on ihc sthdGy Of Scptcmi er rcNl, proceed io sell al puh.
nc sac, az the front door Of the CDud House OF OHIO
county iu thc highest bidder, Lots M. - Uwcsy twu)
aud IA t1uc hundred AND forty lour) aud the one undivt
dcd third Part Of Lot No. 30, Two luldrcd and .ortvN
and the Fast bali oi Lot No. 99i Cwo hundred and uiir.
y-ouc) IN East Wheeling; i've per cent az the uurcIa.c
money la he rTid tp hand and the residue IN two equal
ray mcnts A. ore ard Two ycatS from the day OF sale, the
purchasers giving bonds and good security. Icalit,a iu
lcrcSt RON The day of yale. Selling as trustee sail
only ma6csugh tile as Is vested n ma hy said decd oi
Trust arg : IS VI. NELSON, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
HIa'y GOOais ;st Cast.
THE

- 80 a ANAahI =
gNI L. WARNED well known as The od I,s,,, pt,.
stefan OF Pittsburgh. with particular Jir.,tiups a.,
,.cir employment. can te had OF his son. Doctor if,.5,.
W Sruer, south Wheeling.
~ Is useless To pu1 these invaluable medicines sine.
'Hcl are so generally knoWp and have Iecu c,fc,s,y,iy
ehlpi"Nc d hl The citizens % Pittsburgh and viripity 49,
ne cur" OF those appalling chronic Diseases tn winch tLc
human family Is subject.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTC ELISHA W NRNER respectfully anpo,,p
- ccs tu the citizens Of Wheeling and surroui,,ir,
SoInlry' tha' alcr an absence OF four monthson business
~, uSs {, utntd 20 The eEy and pcruancutly located
= nal,htI for ihc hleral share OF patronage icstowrI ON
siH uuIlhg ms short residence u Wheeling. he sim Ton.
u,l n- professional services. and hoI a. To nee. The an.
pi%raiioh 81 an impartial pubic. an professional calls
''"cf IN tAt civ ar country. VIII 10 urouIutly attended
tiun. I"'''"" "N'h-
u"c,or w aver having studied medicine under thctui
uN' 81 a res e'iatIe physician OF the ud sclonl. and hay.
ins thoroughly studied tie Indian or B.;anic pr,ct,cc Of
~, ,s la'hcf. twl" - su generally known as ne 0I Indian
- sicldl' 81 IhiShIrghg aud having iad the cNrorionco
\. several NeaiSSuctcsol practice with him WHO ia.
Iol q nvh' extensive patronage m tnc al oyc city for tr /
.at cishicen years, here. ~ cssiduuus and unrrniittcI
l..vn.i'n v" nN profession, 10 satisfy the reasonable oN..
,t,laIions otthosc who msy favor him with thcir conH-
lcnce and Ta'rouagc.
or Ten the brick block. i"meliaicly al N. south
ma OF Tie bridge, and three Goors nom h. .ori.,r $50
occupied by Col. u. 4. Kelley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
TRIST SALE

z \ pursuance 90 a. decd of turst from John Price tp mo
- dated july .. iSii. Hud recorded he tie CLERKS OH "a
81 ihrI nun'N court for Ohio county. ina deed IolS p,
la"c ~, ] Wti, Dn Friday, ihc lsfli G1y OF S.ptcmIcr
le.U' sell q pnblic cuc iou ~ The t~oIt door OF tie court
mouse lof ONO county. tie following dcsrriIcd property.
u" WE me south bel. "i Lot No. -. on Mann street. and
sou u SIDE O.! The alley opposite Washington street IN he
ci'E oi " bee ing, Icing ihcSluc properly lorucrly o,cu.
ped hy said john Price ID his lie tituc. togo her win The
alluT!e"a ices sd rights iclou-ilg 20 The same.
Icrns or sac Cash. Selling o., trustee I VIII convey
afu d.. A. IG..s---." sHTs.las.N. ~ uasts. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

~ Tuesday, the 2ith day of August. lSfc. At my 1uc-
- tinn rooms, ! viii sell, for account of whom d may
concern. a very large and desirable lot 81 Dry Goods
comprising n part Cloths, Cls-imcrcs. S1'tucts, XIV.
Jeans, Flannel. Aipaca, Moreno, Caiicos II az kinds
Gloves, Hosiery, Suspcnders, Threads aud Trimming al
all Kinds. Shawi-, Hsndkcrchicfs, Musiins. and Linens
With almost every other article in the Dry Goods line
Country merchants and Others viii find 10 IN their advan
igrc 90 attend his sa'c. as the csOfs viii te sold iu lots
and positively without reserve.
TENNS-Cash, iu haukaiip funds.
aug u W. =. WiCkilAM, Auciionccr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
$40 600.

Grand Consolidated Lottery of D,lawar. and
GeorYid-t lass No. 81.
August !9.ISsG.
pre-" CT 10000, ! of $1,000. I Of lO,CO. Of 5000.
- nuul crs. ~ ballots. Tickets $40. a ,ertiir,,. of
II WluiCS $50. shares i'm uronoriiou
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
$4,000

ToHoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. 100.
August ~. 1876. ~
prize of S25.Gco; of eco; lot 5,OCC' / of?.CC0.
- nutnierS' y ballots. Tickets -: q certificate al
wholcs sins; shares ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
SMALL FnY LOTTERY.

Draws as follows throughout the month Of August.
nTaws ON Tucsdays-cHpiia prize S3,CuO.
Whole Iicke's 81 certificate OF package wholcs, 81.
shares ia proportion.
Draws on Thursdays-capiialp prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates OF package wAoics Sill
sha-cs IN proportion.
Draws ON Saturdays-capita prize sl.CCO.
Whole 1icke's Sli certificates OF package whO'cs Sl4I
shares IN proportions.
Address your orders 20
n. l.. DORSEY, Wheeling, Va.
u The drawings win Ia published regularly in The
Tunes. aud also in ikeg AirB5ra- GTps"fas odicc.
july % WurrLlSg. u,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
2O.OUO

urand CONSOLIDATED Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class 1 extra,
August -, 1876. '"""'l
IlIlzr3 OF S2O.c0O. of5,OC0; ! Of 3COO. ors.COO.
- inmlcrs, 10 lalo's Tickc's -: certificate of %
whoies S69,'5; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
LATE FROM MEXICO.

EAg ENiCo, a. 1t was aud a. is is, Nos. L. and.
&S4' McNico-its Geography, 90, People aud It's Ins-i-
tutiuus,
Ircmout's Expedition IN the Rocky Mountains,
The Mysteries of 1.-The inquisHiou aid other Secret Sccic-
ties in Spain:
The Artisan 0fiyous. by Dennis iiannisan,
Boardius Ont. a Tale Cf Domestic Lie.
The Donnie blackstone, DcvcfauK, by T.. T.. Bn!wc
Yhc Arts and Miscrics az Gambling. rs J.. II. Green,
The Gamblers VIE by Mrs. Grey.
The Young Prima Donna
Ethap Allen, ar thc Kings Man. by MclIS ic,
Captain OSullivan, BY W. ". Maxwell,
Confessions Of a Pretty Woman. ty Miss P1~Ioc,
The Regents Daughter, by. Alexander Dumas,
Couutc Monte ChriS.o, (cnmplcteJ hy Alex. Dumas,
Henry Russell, or the rcsr Two Thousand,
The Step Mo.hcr, by g.. T.. x. James.
Nam Darrell, by Miss Ellen Pickering,
The Squire.
Wyoming. a Ta'c of the Revolution.
The DEichmaI's Fuc Side. hy Padding.
Ard H"rlert, by a Lsdy Pelham, by T.. T.. Bu!wcr,
The List DAYS of rompeii, by Bulver,
Tie Last oftie Barons, ~ BuiUer received end ~
sale hy NE ~ ELLIS, III Muust.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
~. H. iclIN StufEcom
Is cu.Scrpy.

- kSt \ Nj ioa decree rendered IN This causc a, the
Sci'cntcr term lTIj, OF the Circuit Superior Couri
OF Law aHd thanccTy for the County Of ryIcr. / viii sell
on Sfuiday; the igh ddv of Se liemler. 1876. by public
auction. IA ihe Town 81 Sistersuillc In said county orTy.
Ter. one Town Lot No. go. aud its appurtcnaiccS situg'c
ih sad IOWA OF Sis'crsvillc. The sac tote madc on The
I'tn's '1liow i'., W. .wo cqual payments a. six and
I'VE Ec m"nUls i'om The day Of sac, The purchaser To
give bonds Tearing Interest, with good scc,iri s.. FOR the
raNhcnt "i The ins'dluCn's. w. J. MCCOY DIS.
aug l. vim For WIN. JDUNSON =, g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

TN CHANCERN.-ln the Circuit superior Court OF
~ Law and Chaucery for Marshall county.
Mary Todd Against Catherine Henderson,, Sylvester
Fowler and wife Mary, Samuel Smith the elder. James
Reed and wife Eizai c:h, Samuel Su ih the younger q.
Mary smith, Margaret Smith, Nancy smith. Jane
smith, John Smith, William smith, and which ssid
Caihorne Henderson and Mary Fowler are sisters aud
Samuel smith the elder Is brother OF W aIiacc smith
deceased. and The said Eliza'ch Reed, samuel The
younger, Mary, Marrarci, Nancy. Jane, John aud
w iilRun, are ctildrru of John Smith. deceased bro.
Tier Of said W aNace Smith. and al heirs al law Of him
the SAID W aliacc Smith; aud Edward Ray and Samuel
smith, administrators ofthc said JOHN Smith deceased
aud others.
Inc above named parties willfltc notice thai I shall,
on FRIDAY, the llhd1y Of September. 80. ~ the house
Of Thomas Elder, IN or near MSnchcs O., Brooke coun.
~, virginia take the deposition 81 Mar la Smith 10 nc
read IN evidence IN Ibis case; and they will also takAUo-
tce that | shall on Monday. the lith DAY of ScptcHsAtr.
1916, al tie Office Of Jacob q Fitzhugh. IN Wheeling, Vir.
gina. take the deposition Cf John Pearson s. others. also
To lie read ia evidence In this case. And if from any cause
the tskuitI nfthc sad dispositions shall not lie commenced.
or fcing commenced shall moi &c completed on The res.
pccbvc days lciorc uSu ed, the taking thereof Will be- al
J'urnei ir ON time TO time uuiii the same shah he com
pleied. aug 1911 MARY TODD.
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10000 Dollars.

RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. Ia
Aus. -. 1876. ''"'''al'
Prize Of $1,000, I of 1900. I of2COO. ! ofisco. &c &c
- Numbers. ~ drawn. Tickets -. = r.r,ia,,,,, y, ~.
AluLes SI9.ln. sMalcs IN nrn.n.tlnn ~
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4 1000
PnkOMnKE

P9koMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. Ies.
August -, 1886. '
Prize OF $1,000, ! Of 1000. ! of2.Il5. I of eco
80 n"ni :. Is tollols. Tickets 81; 4 certificate Of -
WHOics sJJ,cu, shares In proportion.
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&.SD.DUSs

'rrand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
GcorSia-Class No. 81.
Acg. -. ISIS. '""'"'!'
>'uCVO, and thous andS Of smaller priyes.
- hunters, II ballots. Tickets $40. n ,rrtiEr,,e 900
Wholcs Sljn, shares iu proportiuu.