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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07
THE OREGON CONTROVERSY

a correspondent over the signature of e. i'm
the last Argus would convey the impression
that John q Adams and our humble SELF were
the only ones in the WING party, who took
grounds Tor sustaining unbrohen. our rights in
Oregon. II the writer knows snythine he
must know tbst we had az much BACKING
from the wing press IN the claim we early
set uP, as Mr.. Adams had in the power house
OF Congress, and thst formed very large
portion Of the party. There we've many II i
true thought il not worth while 10 seitste IN,
matter HoW; but there are none among In.
whole wing party who thought for nomsn,
Of yielding our iiie 10 any portion Of fhs Ter.
rtory and throwing hiryefrie pobly into N,
hands n orr sHemies, a. has been done ,o,,,,,
by The agency Of Mr.. Folks administration
We desire now, and once for all. 10 set tho
reader whether loco foco or whig. right in re-
gard 10 tie action Of the two parties anon the
Oregon question. The facts are too sron;.
inenl aud stubborn to Be gsinsayed or .vsd,d
Five Or si1 years ogo. the question was so.
listed Of sendinga small military force 70 p,o.
'ec' ovfoiilzrns IN Oregon. We were in fsvo,
o' 'he mrssu'c' simply asa matter Of pto,.c.
Ton not OF aggression, Tor neither we no,,rv
other person il'at we are awsre Of ,ho,,oL,
oi ihe question producing bostiliiie. b.t..s.,
.hs two ooun''ies,suPPosiDg il TO be conceded
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CT VI. srcscisy MARCY and MS friend.
s-s oiss.ng ihsn',elve. meuy 81 ,,s e1pen-,
e Gen SCOTS plate ~ soup. Gen. Seofi
h''h' 1ndoub'edly psid CO be SOUP. and
q 'hos bneches srs siill whole for he mend.
''f q 'hieh ihe s's,, II New Yosk psid NJ.
"'n. "sTcy We would ists he lit.fiy Of 81
'is'.'s iha' gentleman to p'H The soup is M.
hierehf. 1nd ssy nothing mors sl.,u, !, ..
e'ss w 80 ere aol ils uost ,sfs pi.c,s e.,
WHICH, go loot even psp,f tslls.
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that the country. By the n.iursl t,dc ~ smi. |
grs,ion would i.ll ia,o our hsnd. p-sscesely
In lsii. driven to desperation Cor popular
catch words and hvmbsig,. the loco foccs sd-
died. Oregon 20 the Teas battle cry. II was
not . question involving any political OF p,r-
~ principles and the whig-. certain OF sucuess.
made no move oPoa the subject.
Dir. Polk was elected. and being wholly
ignOran, of the sabiect except ss discussed
from the stump and in .he party papers. ut-
tered the Of, quoted oppression that sour title
20 orgcn was unquestionable, This en-
prrssion. srsvrly uttered. in an Official doyu.
meni. FIRST called the attention Of the British
ministry, TO the Necessity Of failing sctive
measures 20 sustain their claims there and
provoked the threatening sspect Of vsr We
supposed it,hen the design Of the sdminisira.
lion TO extend our laws over the whole Of
Oregon 10 the Pacific. and as they bad opened
up the question We were willing to sustain
,hrm in Il TO the best Of our ability. Many
OF the whig presses were with us. " bile Others
were disposed still TO let the matter rest.
knowing that we should gliim iteiy get the
whole OF Oregon pcsoesbly. The question
with them. then. was peace OF war. no,
whether Oregon was OF was not ours. Had
the question been put TO any member Of the
wing party whether we should accept tho
line OF 40 degrc. y and settle the question OF
let il rest with the title We then had until IL
became settled with our citizens and ell nat.
urally fell into onr arms. and he would have
said the latter. decidedly: but the admin ,irs.
ton had forced the j. ne then. unwisely. and
seemed to be bent upon going TO 81 degrees. 40
minutes. war or no war. Naturally dreading
long and severe war with powerful nsiicn
as one Of the greatest evils that could befsl us.
unPmpsred as we were-knowing too thatal.
most all the evils Of that war would fall upon
the wings Of the country, who own nearly ell
the commerce and wealth Of the Atlantic cities
and produce and merchandise upon the lakes,
many wings Of Congress, and "a large
part VI the loco focos voted Tor the treaty, by
which thousands OF territory. the best hunting
grounds OF the world, were thrown forever out
OF our reach. Who is at faul, for the loss of this
have territory Not the whigs, for they would
gone on quietly settling:it until we had come
into full possession; but the loco focos. who
under the false pTetence Of being the peculiar
advocates OF our rights have given away one
half Of the territory. In 80 doing they have
proved themselves traitors, to their country.
Tor mere party advantage.
Honest men or men Of sense, would either
have let the matter rect until the country be.
came ours by the force Of popular opinion in
the country our fought for every inch OF our
soil.
From this time forth, those who eomPose
the administration ought not to look honest
men in the face, and their dupes, like Mr.. c,
ought TO blush that they ever gave that admin
tration their support.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

we save no words IN which 10 expires, orr
disgust az The trucking subscrviency end dis.
sracttai iroschefy u many ~ the r,er,be,;. n
re lower house. of oongress IN tic pas.spe
81 hckays rtvenw BILL
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SMALL. ray LOTrERY.

MAbt FHF EOTTEWK.
Dp n - Io.cMs ihroushons the month % iuy.
nsws on Iassdays-eApiisl prize $1,000.
Mnole Iiekes ~ eeriiAesis Of package who,se si9
shares IN proportion.
Draws on Thurtdays-espifsl prize $4,000
shares in propoTtioa, 49,
Draws on sasurdsys-espttai prize $1,000
whole Tickets 81; CERTIFICATES ef package whcles az
shares In proportion. 49,
Address yoar oTdeFsts
N. L. DORSEY. whssi,as. Va
The drawings win bs puhs,sh,d regularly 4, N.
'mes, end aha IN the Argus. Remember
49,. N. L. DoRsEYB Lucky oMee
IVY WnEEafso. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

SINCE THE INVENTION or cIICKENER's-su.
ghCohea vegetable PurEstive Pills. the mystery which
hung over disease has heen entirely dispesd
nc eers OF those complaints which originate In impuri
es OF be MOOD arrangement Of the Organs
or ooeuetions Of the lnsensibe persprson has now
oeeous an every day AFFAIR, and people not mind Re-
ing SEX ~ h only for the pleasure Of rsttjne well A.
gam This y owing entirely 10 peculiarly ssrseshs
navo OF the Cekener Fersi she Pills ana
e peassntness, a. well certainty Of their operation:
Ine former being natural consequence Of the soaiins
o ng" and tbs latter being attributable 10 thsir entire
needom from gripping nauses Besides n costs no
Jung ior trying the experiment the inventor pledge.
hmsento refund The money in they do not afford
hs Necessary relief Whai stronger indueerent can the
public desiref They are constantly tfving o.her rer
ses WIN certainty u losing their money IN ease Of Ia
ana thousands Of doiiars annually expended 10
ger eos'sd Piis The chances are two TO one in your
'SsVt, OF sac BY a. o. FAIRCHILD.
gnhe Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07
TWENfY.N1NTH CONGRESs-Pir., g.
CoTyespoadfaoe ~ ne Aasrieas.
NN $50. A 49,
THB TARIPF

iH HORSE went into Committee Of IA,
Whole on the State II the Union
ihe Clair rOse and reported NJ N,k.
Bill ssamendsd, and ,oor, M ,,ss,,.., -.
iof TIC hooT 70 move The Previous Ques,,o,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

MASSILLoN, Owe are pleased to learn
from the MsssilIon Gazette, that the business
of that place. has opened bdskiy, and with
bright prospects for tho season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

CT II is stated that the President intends
asking Of Congress the power TO issue lettcu
oil marque. We arc afraid our commerce in
the southern seas. at least. will not be yeTy
safe much longer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07
ThE PHILOSOPHER AND THE sTRAN.
CIR.

Taking Eosy When q stranger ,,ea,,
me Win want Of respect" aid poor philos
pheE, II comfort myself with the vedeetioo
ihat q ~ not ny self he sights. bat ,Ey ola
and shabby coat aud shabby hat. which 10 say
the Truth, have no particular claim to sdo,s.
ton. b y my oost and hst choose "a fret
about u, YET themi bat u Is nothing 10 me E"
As another poor philosopher" aid. We
suppose IL IL not myself that he sights. b,,t
ny Old Uniformed body, which in truth, am
~ near disiikIng mysrii that shall very .ooa
lsy q aside. 81 that " nv body has = n,ioA
70 lrei about, let ~; Il u nothing 10 spe +"
Aah san another IL u not myself that hs
Sights, bat some contemplate creature that
ne thinks encased ~ these clothes. oa,ef aud
inner "a SarioT Rssorias NJ the cgsstuss
NJ = tninhiug Of, has miud b isei sb,ut it
lit VIII Trouble him more tiisn me. sincc the
creature EXISTS only in his bfain. snl what
lfeiiing there b. How can 81 eonoefn ns
VINO ain irliief safh creature myself. nor
ha,e . nlnd that CTrsifs aichf'
We brliste the iyuFih philu.aahff. - to
came slong atuui THIS ume altis z fhgm sll
20 sim 81 siilh dfess sui apfeafaa,s ssto 49,.
VEN ii',,e mistakes. 30 80 81 n,gii b.. 80,
tN WHld q Md, Wissf aud hsp,..ts ~ frfsi.
ihR lis WiH Hcn o. ther reilly Iivsrrtr 49, Il
sasi uisr men fsd ta h. fhus fsssies \. ~.
asf lhionFh ihsif oeH sHif $40 ffen ~.
p" p iauh up. o. tlfaGhi fiisf uia ,ves
1hkhi io giff whatever ui.siteuu a. atss...
ihFf msy b. iu Co. sufiia isift Ias.s.. .,.,...,.
nirn W Chroa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07
100000

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia--Class No. %.
July ~. 1896.
prize Of s3o.eoo. Of 5000, Of $4,000 i Of tsos
90 numhers - ksiot-. Tickets si9; eerti6esse ~
whoes Ifs, shares In proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

0s- Murdoch, the great American ,rsge.
dian, is filling an engagement at PiusbursA.
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10 Iiik ~ Rl4

'~f ehi D. isfrUHg al 80 a.sraf.,, ~
lhe is's fhilaasii.faa lslsssfs Aarsrtv 80.
lai', son nfih otiff foear 500 ~, 49, \.
a'sifnis 81 rouasriinE t'lru.ss 80 st-t /. ~
slaf} ins.iiuliou iu ~ iaarassrfsn 49,.
n'', ga isss'isf etfuing lait lsb ISIS i 4
800. ~ otlffi ~ 'i.f nssfisaa = II =,
gaiiite psF@esfaf s1i ssfl. So go
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a25.OOOy

PoKoMoKB RIVER Lottery. CLASS NO. la.
July 20. 1875.
4 prize OF *. .oto. Oft 900. Of 5000 Of 1000
numnefs, ~ drawn. Tickets %. certificate OF
" holes sis, shares In proportion.
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&l4 900.

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. ~.
To be drawn 81 Niiminsiob. Delaware. ON Wedbes
day July -. 1876.
prize Of sIt.ooo, Of 1000. OF ooo OF 1000
% numsers II ballots. Tickets %: certificate OF -
WkOea $50. shares n pfouoxtion- -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07
REGULAR ToASI's.

hEN I LAX 1OhS1S.
lst. The day we celebrate.
q. The memory Of George Washington.
81. The Presiden, az the United States.
4th. The Army and Navy.
9th. The Governor Of Virginia.
9Th. The memory Of the brave men who fell
N defence oil our flag on the Sth and 9th OF
May.
9Th. The signcIs Of the Declaration Of indie
pendence.
6th. The Congress Of the United States
MAY it be guided by principles conducive 10
the best interests OF all rg4rdlcss Of party OF
factions.
. 10. Education-Au object which should
be desired more than fine gold
10Th. State Reform-We must and will
have it,
lltb. The stars and stripes-They will ye,
wave over broad lands. from the Atantic
to The Puoi6c-irop Dsnen 10 HehYing straits.
18th. The enemies Of our eountry--fly
sword. fire, OF tongue, they aEe our enemies
by land or by sea, st hume or abroad
10Th The Fsir--They FIRE the soldiers heart
they nerve the soldiers arm.
VOLUNTEER T0ASTS.
10y a. Newman, Esq.; The OretOr Of the
day-His patriotic speech is worthy of the
cause he adyocates--the cause Of Texas.
Mr.. Pitts, the orator Of the day, replied 10
the shove brieffued patretically.
by Jackson Woli--Ifvictories vrere aehs;v.
ed BY soldiers IN psace and citizens in mar
wheeling could storm MEXICO on her own
books.
by ID. Maclane, ESQ.,: Our army in Mcxio.
--Tbosc who have volunteered i'm Wheeling
src good men snd true.
ny WIN. =. Turner The Rough and Ready
Volunteer Of Wbeehng-we want "a f,w
more Of the same sort +"
BY q. Walker The Iadies-StiIl 70, snne,.
ition--but not TO Te1es.
By Johh Cord--May he forever be- braided
, coward who will pause Tor Bomen, vbsnI
The county tails 10 AIMS.
BY }. =. Wharton, Esq.-Capt. Clps. NAV
lis memory will remain with IN a. long >, ,bc
bih 81 May 1916, and that dsy will not \,
orgotten while the Union lasts.
by u. w Cunningham e who win not
igbt IS coward, be who would discourage
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IN. wINARss.
DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY:
AN lNvALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE


BLING 4 SURE REMEDY YoR
HloNEUAPTIoS IN an ,svsriors kuryo, C'o,,, 49,,
- -, neo.c,urs, CROJP wbaopinr co,,rb sn,,
trE u nlosS, Biacuiiy Of Breafhinr Psirs X, n.
Stts and Breast, lnhueBSs, IIyEn COMP. ANT A.
Ihe tnedicd properties of DY Wioans nsts.,. IN
WIS thsffy are fuiy established IN every asrtia ofbe
o'pt ~ re eucses W cuffnE the mes inycierufe a.
- eI We ffeEoing class q dseasrs
~ ss,os, every Instance shefe has hen 9srssvsssd
in bss sfecfed fsdiesI eare AhI,,.~f, A. -st -
- tis bsi.an viii saosd anssaiats grief o. - iss-s
rHcfi Ffcsi change IN Aw daFu assll Il essnaf ~
scted % 40 n siFssies ~ ~yrrf-- - h - seri
- 70 fcsiofs eslih 20 fs8is tsf hss bren prey %
fsi disessf ~ yssrs
rsees hefe ~ nssy sssr-s 81 Ire ssaas discssc.
80 fei~ssat ~ any physfrtan fefffc1ine The
quehFF ~ ledtcas fcqssd - eFaSirste ", difsfeat
- efle faers, siaEfe tnte u rafrient wbtlt ntssfs
i fsIuifs thfee tastiss prnace ~ effect
~ ssk q ~ rsffeef - Fiye ogr oodsine FAR
wa 80 b. aay fes as~rc1 ihas win ts productive
~ ~ siost heasnri.l s9esfs
Fstieuts, tahiae ~ nseaiens. necs pot fcstrtst
rfass srieics ~ fsfsach sslisd sna snpoksd sat
rshssFss, oEiens. cuesEhers. Ae.
fhfY s,osS psY pforss sfteatiea thsi thes tress
esfpa, go slsould sYef sHgasfns themselves
ssssssstss - se sesfhef. ~ eassasi
$50.
Fr.lssut hssbas IN wsrus esih. sas ~ ~. sghsr
EFss - fseAisf ~ Sea befss roinE - -. vi "a
Fs aeesss slss ~ kept spss whh rss-s rsafis usss
tffst. s.sh q. ~, Wiasas P,1T Nsas PHs, whkh go
- asce 1919 aeFegfsr - say ssrzssses TiHs -
-, SO 80 49, - ~ Bsisss ~ sasetisss - ihs
- s.hs ~ssiss.,s sa1rsssasy
lat. H0psBaook
eF@-V Thssiine We.
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@:s5lbGO

roKoMoKB RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. lr-
To he drawn az Wiininston, Delaware, on Monday.
prize cf s1s.ooo Of 5000. Of $780, Of 5000 Ae.
.Ssumisrs - ballots Tickets %; eerthssfs % Is
XEhnlaa In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

"A fuN RkNT,
fNE aass Ffsrs e esHte.-.s n,
HE go iit s.ea faa Va ..siluy &c.
- e. sseasf go h = - ii - -. -
-fr-s - s $50 slsrff ~ 49, -. -. y .
Hei $50 sl..a.s 80 49,. -
felef h.1sa 80 Hasafs -. !. "a. :. -.
80 ~ tfsss sf isss HIssssr..ss. -
rr 81 II ehlfb aia - fsrssas -
asst fasseease gisea Isess
u Iso d ayrsYnso
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

~ tfHhha Ha4WFfH tsss - ss..s..s :.
80 eesf - - NsIs sifsss
= - $500 eefses NJ ess-ss
= q fa..Hsstf FeFtr et.rfsFs aafr ~ 80 -.
49, - - Fesslf rtFf 80 fflsrs 81
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g Of S25.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia--ClaSs No. 30.
July IS, 1896.
Prize % $4,000, and thousands Of smaller MINE
Is numhcfs u ballots. Tickets Sfe; Certificate ~ "a
Whoiea eI9o shares n proportion. =. -
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CELEBRATION OF the 4 TIL or yU.
Ii, BY THE "p0O0H AND READY
w ULUNTEERS" OF WHEELING,

The company assembled in front Of the
Court House about 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. where
they were formed into procession, by Capt.
w. Il. SCOTT Marshall Of the day ,snd march.
ed to grove on The island"
Col h. +. Kelly having been appointed
President. the Declaration OF Indie pendencc
was read by Mr.. Thos G.. May and an appro-
pirate and eloquent address delivered by Vim
Pitts, Esq. The company then proceeded 10
:" Island Hotel, kept BY Mr. Richard Porter,
where they, in company with several citizens.
partoOk Of splendid dinner. The cloth hay.
ing been removed and each member having
filled his glass with good, pure cold water"
the following regular and volunteer toasts
were read and responded to by cheers, music.
cr1
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f'aHfff mrf nHa "a ~ Nani 81 Tss.b
~ /" .ei1 i.is ttraiHE ai "a otlab T. ~
Cess, D C.smbt
July e. N.e......
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ID PAINE a CO.,, MANAGERs.

Tosonoke htyer Lottery % Delaware class Ne $50
na"h a. w lminrtoa on "wednesday July D Isfe
% ~ IS 20 al ~ 80 IL n -
Lowest prize ~.
Iobornohe River Lottery Of DslsWare ,ls-. Ne N,
afs~n ~ wilmington Thursday, July q Iets
- 70 - 20 % IS "a 20 - IS . 90 7
Lowest prize 81
fceooke river Lottery class 10 Drawn .. Vy,,u,..,
Delawafs Friday, July ,. 1876.
- - 90 ~ 90 - 81 81 IS ~ 81 6s
Lowest prike 90
DeiaNara tsnasE nv Luatsrv elsas No isg A.. :.
Nhmlngten Montay, Juiy 2. 1886
- 20 - - 90 - IS ~ " - 60 % IS
-. Loves, prsxe 81
LooN--Nes. q IS - heiRr the losb I'm ,nd ,s,h ~
seaosoke Lottery Class 49, sIOaai hsIT tseSss -
- ~ ~ sd 90 hsing The isi So and an d,sS.n s.re
- 49,, rsA'n'oAe class i92 prize Of $780, whole SoIa
iviy n. l.. DORSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
in the shade, at this office, yesterday.
Ga. m. l2n. SD.
~ degrees. 90. Ohm.
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FoKoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. he,
To b :drawn Al wilmington, Delaware, on Tuesdsy.
July ~ 1916.
ofsisoco Of $1,000 OF 5000 Of 1000. ofseoo
20 numhsrstl3 ballots Tickets S. certificate ef %
whoes e37 Sc; shares On proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

Ia TO nOTpg. KRRpRRa
GM TOR RExT
.sssMZ lfufiaR term % years. thai isr,. a. -.
Reas ai'es hoese - well tnovp a. ~
- liRGFNIA HDTFI.
s..ra,sb ,.s =, " i,ssifnr, Va TINS hoa.. now ,s
$780, -. sssssnsns ais'snes fom the s.s.s,eo.
,sast 80 - - Starring POINT fpf a.. ~ 49,, -.
uef ~ tesefn AsFrs. fos.essiso -, - " ~ gfsaa
esI 81 Asa isF Fof tsfais ara @ ~ ahs
gaiy 8, 'ie 80 - s~snpff NA'"D WOODS.
Nv BOOK LOST Our esrv ~ s.,1,s--,- =.
=, ~, 49,. =, ~ -. e,a 49, oar nasa !. r,,u,.s
go, 81 80 -, - " 80 siss i.s pFics ofs new
- LNAh RUSSELL
CAPS CARS.
III 80 fseritss, 49, 6otsa - cssfsu,s.,. SIN ~,
49,. - 80 tfiieAf 81 ~ sra ~ thr El..R
fpbb HOWELL.
bLAChiNG BLEACHING.
Oh -. hs-es rIiyslsd hiseslns, 49, -
rfa - - - ~ ~ Ffnss -
TODD 4 now Eli
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126.OOO.

FOKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. 10
To be drawn a. Wilmington, Delaware. Hcsdsy
prize Of s8ooo. fsooo Of 1000 Of 500, ss. q
IS numbers, II ballots Tiekeis -. certificate q
wholss slao, shares In proportion.
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1900 DOIIars.

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. Ia.
To be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware. ON THURSDAY.
July rs, lsf6.
OF "a Of $500, OF 1000. Of J, soc.&e
IS numbers - ballots. Tickets -; certificate Of o.
whole eco, shsres in proper ION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-07

In the evening, the ladies furnished splen
did tea party in the basement of the new
baptist church. where the large room was
tasteiully ornamented, and brilliantly illumi.
mated with lamps and loveliness. the refresh !.
ment tAhl-s .l,a..li-a .--.-l 10Y ueucacy, aud
the company large, laughing and liberal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-26

VERMONT AND Mr.. CHIPMAN.-Mr Foot, of
Vermont, in his late speech in the House on the Or
gon question, uttered these very spirited remarks,
on the character of Vermont. and in rebuke of the
memorable declaration of the Michigan "Gong,"
who lamented that he had been born there:
am one of but four members upon this floor from
small unpretending border State a State which
in some respects occupies but subordinate posi-
ton in the Federal Union; State nevertheless.
which holds within its borders people whose hab-
its OF industry, whose general intelligence, whose
lndomltable energy of character, whose devotion to
the Union and the Con,Nitution, and whose attach
ment TO the principles OF civil and religious free
nation.
Our fathers slept upon many battlefield of the
Revolution. We claim kindred with those who
fought and fell at Concord, and Lexington, and Bum
ker Hill. And, If my honorable friends here from
Massachusetts will allow me to assert participation
Of the honor, we claim kindred with those mighty
voices which first awoke the echoes Of freedom with
in the ancient walls of Faneu HALL with those who
bore no subordinate part in laying deep and strong
the foundations of this Republic. Ask me not
where such people will be found in the day ofther
country's need
trust, MIR Chairman that have an ample apol.
ogy for this depression, in audng to my native
Stale, and briefly, though it be but feebly vndca-
ting the character of her people, in the attempt
"nicn was MADE some days ago to cast a sneer-an
asperson upon her, by one Of her own sons (Mr
Chapman, of Michgan) upon this floor have only
to say, in reply to that attempt that he who has the
taste and the heart to iegitamize his own birth so
far as to repudiale his parentage, commends himself
less 10 the rebuke than to the COMMUNICATION of his
friends. And while / trust that Vermont has but
one son who would make il q virtue to politically
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-26

The funeral Of Mr. and Mrs Van Ness and child and
Mrs Wyckoh, were attended yesterday BY an immense
concourse people. The Van Nests, father mother
and child, were buried in grave. The excitement
was very gIeat-perhaps more than at any time
previous. The funeral sermon, preached bv Rev A
b. Winfield, was eloquent and appropriate.
MORE MURDER DIsoLosUREsl 1--WE understand bv
passengers in the western train yesterday that The re-
cent high water at Ithica has dsnterred box con.
'alhng the bodies Of woman and child, horribly
manged and disfgured. They have been identified as
the wife and child Of who was tried lew weeks
since Tor their abduction and sentenced to the Auburn
state Prison for ten years. II was supposed ut the
iime that they had been murdered but as the bodies
could not be found, he only tried for lesser
ofence.-Syraeuse Journal
The name of the murderer Is Edward H. Rullon.
He resided about two miles from Ithaca, and kept
school,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-26

" Week before last the inhabitants of Burlington,
Pluttsburg, johnson, St. Adams, and other
the vicinity, very appropriately celebrated the hundred
day of uninterrupted sleghng, by engaging in various
seghing ffocs, The ST. Adams Messenger says of the
party from that Plaeelt consisted of hy sixty,
including sngles and double,s youngngs and greetings
The sngleis had the best of decidedly we noticed
two greetings among the latter who looked very
wstiuly upon doublels."
Our northern friends to think that there has been no
to speak Of except in their immediate vicinity but
would inform them that this region we have enjoyed
hundred and fire days Of excellent for
sleigh. rides-but we don't like to boast