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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
WANTED

AA Gentlemen and their wives single gentlemen, :
E..R be accommodated with delightfully."- situated
III Supplying al s74 Broadway. au28 Inns n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
Later from Mexico.
By the arrival OF the steam frigase Princeton al
Pensacola We have LATER advices from Squadron OF
Vera Cruz We find ire following in ne Herald:
e.z.-..n
I 8 Steamer Mississippi.
OF TraA Carr. July u. ii

I. :. Steamer Mississippi.
or VERA CRrz. July y. $50
We are BOW tlockadinc Vera Cruz. No vessels
Of any nation excepting the English mail steamer beng
allowed 10 enter A; th:s time there Is not solitary
ves-el in the port.
The bark Eueenia. Capt Biscoe which ran the
blockade Jew weeks since has been allowed leave
the place by the Mexican- and was notmoested By our
men-oiw war.
A few DAYS ago the Cumberland. Potomac and
Princeton 20. under weigh, and dropped down to the
Horth-var5 for the purpose Of watering About one hun
rci OF our men landed IN boats under The command
OF Lieut.. Borgs the Princeton and Lieut. lie Roy OF me
Potomac. 4 body Of Mexican Infantry from ne nlga
ground above the river kept up scattering IRE on our
boats ,,; did no damage excepting slightly woand!ng
one OF the Princefons The Princeton "as anchored
in shore OF The risa;es and wien the NeXcan- appeared
in number would send sneL among thein winch
sen; them scamper7ng.
The Vera Cruz paper IN giving an accountoi TINS
affair says they killed t'o American officers and fifteen
men and acknowledges the loss OF Lieutenant and
ten men This about the Truth those fellows
generally No o;hcer"or man. other Than whai
have mentioned touched although ihcy kept up
continued ire for the tEFo days our men we're employed
getting water from shore.
On the passage OF the Cumberland. Potomac, and
Princeton TO this watering place, they passed WITHIN
mile and half Of the castle and although is batteries
manned, shot nred-and this too when
within point blank ranse-and could easily have huled
every vessel a she pased-tne wind a, the same time
being .ery light What IS stll strange, neither OF
these vessels. while in this situation making any prcpar
a,ion attack even beat 70 quarters i;
looked very much like Commodore Conner and General
Bravo having understanding II the barnace
backs wait Tor prlze money until ihis castle Is attacked
By the present squadron. they vii 90 hungry to bed
The TACT Mr.. Editor. the army i the star ascendant
the navy viii do nothing hunbug long the pres
Gu, system i kept up.
The Princeton is expected to leave in few days
for Pensacola Lieut.; j. II Rowan late OF the Potomac,
is now her first Licutanant.
We get all our news from Taylors army By the
way OF Ncw.York and Pensacola and positively know
A. Eat-. NOrg hn-C
heard that official proclamation of the War with Mex
leo made ty the President but If this vas
have never heard read board ships. Perhaps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
From The New, Orleans Commercial Times July n.
Cauiargo Reconnaissance TO Monterey Gen
TaYlor-EorIhcominS Campaign.

Every fresh arrival from the Seat OF W ar'serves
to sharpen curiosity and keep alive the interest We
all feel as 70 future events IL our COLLISION with
Mexico, which Is now beginning 20 assume phase
o, activity after rather long interval OF repose on
the part o, the belhcerenrs.
The following highly interesting information, a.
though given in rather desulto-y form. We derlve
from gentleman who has just arrived here from
Cauarsu which he visited IL the steamboat BIZ
Hatchee. and who LEFT that Iown or the liti INST
The Biz Hatchee reached Camsrgo on the even
Ing of the 18Th having on board troops anc proNl-
sions-a company OF the eth Regiment. Two com
pan;es OF the same regiment had previously arrived
on the steamboats, Brownsville. Enterprise and :! l.
Roberts
The river was falling rapidly and The Rancheros re
Stunning their usual occupations. Col hays Hangers
were not there that date. They, however. aan been
II se. making reconnaissance % the country IS lar
SIS Monterey Our aioran; states ;aat vs. II ported
oy me Rangers that they had penetrated 70 TIE preci
Ions elTs that overha-Is Monterey. WIEN trooper a
very adventurous soldier named CuIIins. reached
poin. ove-hanSlas The Bishops Palace wh,ch cOrl-
raandei q View OF ;he whole CRY
The utmost activity seemed 70 prevail among TIE Mexi
who were busy employed repairing ;hc old Tor
rdcaEcns and erecting cnes The number OF troops
was not ascertSircd oi the movements observable
it evident they were preparing every o: de-
fence
General Tsyior Is now enca;nped With four regiments
Colonies wal,ons psvis's Dskins and Ma-kss) with
the Alabanans under Captain Dcsh az Bcena Vista on
tie borterS o. !AAe seventeen es 'oI-"est OF MAJ
smo-os The health OF the Volunteers here with Gen
Taylor had much improved owas 70 the the az they
lcyed and splendid encs,npns grounds hey occupied
The roads were perfectly impossible Tor wheeled re
falls OF TIN which hai recently taken place. The
steamer Mercer arrived mouth OF me o Grance,
al safe on the l7tn There 10 signs CT Mex
can soid:cry IY the ylcIr:,y OF Ca-,srgo.
This town Is bu, palry ore, site. al. SIS regards
houses and population the former being crc tsan
twenty the whole OF The population had been obliged
by The inundaon TO seek shelter elsewhere The high
grounds
There exhibition of hostility or discomfort on
the part OF the people; the contrary they showed
every synpse Of pleasure 9. the Change Of masters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

sryc,ny-Geo L. Smith, brother of Dr. G. g.
Smith Of NeyYork yesterday committed suicide Uy
shooting himself with a pistol az Grass Lake
Detroit Free Press, 2ih inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

- Mrs. PAutIxA W NIGHT. formerly OF Utica
and whose lectures on Physiology al Philadelphia and
several important pisces II New'Ensand hsve been
heard with grea, n,eres; and profit by highly intelligent
audiences OF her OWN eek is engaged IN delivering
Course OF Lectures at Syracuse She Is worthy OF eoE
p!c,e success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

- wa B. HARkNEss has retired from the ed
itoria chair of the Whitehall Chronicle BIS successor
is s B. FAiRMAN late editor OF the Eluira (Che;nung
Coz Republican we wish the paper abundant Success,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

THE ACCIDENT Of TIE ERIE RAIlRoAp.-The
Newburcs Gazette OF he 18th that OF the persons
wounded in the late disaster NJ. Mcneil OF Mddle,own
has since died and one or others hear are no,
cxpsN-tci 10 recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

~ Hoa LUTHER SEVERANCE. the present
Representative in Congress of the Keunebec and
Franklin District Ne VIII not be a candidate Tor re
election in September. By previous arrangement
the nomination IS to come from the Whgs OF Frank
In this wear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

MISSOURI CONGRESSIONAL NoMiNArIoNs-,st
Dsr'es-Jaines B Bowlin, (rcsuarl W'il!sin Milburn
QEregula-l LoeoEoco Uriel Whi'e, Native. I'd ttrit
John Jameson (regl ? P Brckey err Loco-s 81
DfSr,c;-John . Miller. Wing; james :. Green Loco
Eoeo, an pisrics-Gen smith Wig; John ;. Phelps
reg John ? Campbell drr1 Loco-Foco, 9Th itsrie:
-AllSrd P Hall. (res) james Il Birch (irr) Loco-soco
opponent. The election takes place mex, Nonisv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
NEw.YoRK THURSDAY MORNING, July 80, 1876

tee corr--T rss undergoing OF the 2-h INST Before
the a--h Of The Americans seventeen horzeIaeu !et
Cs-na-Eo for Monterey.
Cap, Walker had returned rom Ii. expedition 10
Monterey and deGTered report which i said 20 be an
exceedingly interesting Of the state Of the coJ1ry
through which ne passed hating places etc etc There
il no PROBABILITY OF any opposition beia. made TIE al
vance OF the American troops between Carnargo and
Nonrerav and rom wha; could b. collected the Mex
c- force concentrated &; the latter point extremely
ms rr,.cant
Nothing regarding TIE reported approach OF Pa-e,les
with Inc A-nr OF Reserve, @: authentic nature las
been ascertained at aeaGua-ters although scouts are
our N some numbers for that purpose.
Ever thing however, seems 70 announce that the
possession OF Monterey VII De fercely disputed iris
5y mature and at one OF the powerful stronshoi-
in Mexico The inhabitants si,d soldiers daily
ployed n improving u delences
The crops il Is eared. anos; irrepa-ably injured
The cotton harves: i anhilaed Tor the corn much
VII De saved. although gresty ieteriorsted-
The Mexican peasenrr are employed very iigently
in cutting wood and pilinc i the bank OF the
for the steamboats,. They receive s. 30 cord Il Is
Muskeet wood. and BUNS very well Gen Taylor pU.
i 70 them whether they would Il and EeI paid.
oblige him 70 have il cut by his men. when they
would lose the price oi labor. Wood however ne adj
ded must b. had
Business IS very brisk at Ma;a1nores Fine weather
had again assumed permanent aspect; the vsters
ever where falling and the whole Of the military
were joyfuIy preparing tor the opening campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
Boarding ano 6otels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

MRS. ANGELINA bhOWN
DEGS inform friends, former boarders, and
ID the public generally that she has opened large Snd
commcdous BOARDING HOUSE, No Soi Broadway
boadrrs By Iheday week or month,
accommodated with SIM gle rooms bedrooms and
parlos attached This house contains Than ~ rooms
supplied with cold and hot baths, and every Other
convenience 10 make cutie. and comfortable home "a
To- the good qualities OF her table anu the Seeeru manage
OF her house. references when required are abuud
ant aud a, hand tylsa
BOARDING AT az CoRTLAND-sT.
FEW GENTLEMEN can now be accommodated with
n board and epaIate apartments Also accommodations
for grnrra and his wife with paror and bedroom cd
Joining and the Of Piano. References required.
iy2 Inn
NyTANTED-Boari for a gentleman and wife in The
w lower or central part OF the city respectable pr
yat, FAMILY having no boarders and wishing pleasant
addition the domestic circle. Persons residing IN New
York Brooklyn address Z b. stating terms &c or
say where an interview may be had Immediately az una
othce lyzS ~
A GENTLEMAN and his lady and two three single
"A gentlemen be- Pleasantly accommodated IN priyAo
family where the comforts OF home would De reauked-
Terms moderate. Apply ut 7 Woosterst, near Houston
lysy 81
DoARDING At NEwPORT.-0ns or Two f.mi.
D lies party of Is or 10 persons can DC accomno-
dated this celebrated watering place
reasonable The situation Is beautiful being situate
the Atlantic House, and commanding view OF me
whole surrounding scenery. Address Host, al s Office
References exchanged. 1y2S ~
BOARD in South Brooklyn, with front psror and bed.
ID second toor parlor on hrst noor Location
unsupported and but few in family. Inquire in sydney
place. first house from Safest )yX wv
observation-disclosures and uansienL-Mrs Dunlap,
ID date OF No Dcy.sLl is prepared 10 accommodate fam.
lies and nd vduals IS Mrrcerst near Broadway Grand
and Canas with pleasant rooms and good board on rea-
sonab!r terms. Ulsa
DOARDISG.-A beautiful room for a gentsman and
I'D wife Others transient bodrders, may Dc
had at Mrs SWANS, IS Murrayst between Broadway aud
Steamboat Landings. North River myly JIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
GEORGE BRUcET 90. 1gPyoundtT', at NO. IL Cam
berJ-sL Sete- York.
UJAVF on hand n good stock OF their welLknown Print
ng Types Ornaments. Borders, Rules &c OF the best
metal worxmsnshio, winch hsy VIII sell
at prices cash. and a. ih. olowns Tor approved
paper al six months.
Small - cents Agate cents
LOug Primer 80 ceEtAl Pear %
BouTs cent. Ornamental ottsr In proper.
Breyier..............J6 cents ION
AInion. ..............H cepIsl
A.o Printing Presses q all sizes and descriptions Ink.
Composing sticks, and generally every kind Of Printing
material kuggeSs new Printing Engine, price Si15,
which viii give 1900 impressions OF cap folio In an hour
Card Press, price $40, which pack be printed In
minute Sheet Card Gutter, price SEQ aPspsr Gutter,
for printers boo1-binders, price StS.
Orders promptly executed
~ The type which this paper Ia printed Is from tho
above fourdry. JyN In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

DOARD IN South Brooklyn, with front parlor and bed.
ID room on second Eoor also paror first door location
ssrd and but few in family Inquire in Sydney
place, first house from Safest )yN lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

DOAKDING-Permancn and uansienL-Mrs Dunlap,
ID date No DeysL) is prepared To accommodate fam:
and nd vduals AT - Mercer-sl near broadway orahd
and Canal with pleasant and good board on roa-
son,Il,. t.rms yl4u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

beautiful room for gentleman and
ID wife with transient boarders, may be
had al Mrs SWANS 50 Murray-s between Broadway aud
sicambou, Landings North River. myl9 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

A GENTLEMAN and his lady and two or three single
"A gentlemen be Pleasantly accommodated In private
family where the comforts of home would be resumed
Terms moderate. Apply ut l41 Woosers near houaton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

phrenoIogisty and Publishers-.sO V,s!.I y
tgLLs, Isl Sasssusl 0ee housS hom "a q. -
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

BOARDING AT II CORTLAND-ST,
4 FEW GENTLEMEN now be accommodated With
board and ,eparutr apartments Also accommodations
for gen,lrrna and his wife with paor and bedroom I'D
Joining and the Of q Piano. References required.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

4 ORDINANCE repeating certain parts OF
- all Ordinance entitled An Ordinance in reia
ton io the duties and compensation Of the Mayer
end Aldermen ofihe City Of Wheeling, and The sp-
ponimeni Of the Aldermen"
BE u ordained by the Council ofIhe city ofwhoe.
ling
Sec l. That The third and sixteenth sections oi
he Ordinance entitled IA Ordinance in relation TO
he duties and compensation Of the Mayor and AL
drrmen Of the city al Wheeling and the appoinl-
ment Of the Aldermen passed on the BIN day ol
January 1910. he. and the same are hereby re.
pealed. and from ard after tho expiration Of the
Prsse nj term Of The sfhce Of Mayor. salary shall
be allowed that officer Provided. however that no.
ihihg herein contained shall bs construed To pre-.
vent the Mayor from charging and collecting the
same fees when acting IN a judicial capacity al
Aldermen are lowed by the ordinance OF The cit,
To charge
Pssscd December 3Iu. I6i5.
GEO DUTY. Mayor.
Wa DOUGLASS. Clerk pro iemPo,e pm 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

VIE Subscribed respectfully inform The pub
Il iic that they are now receiving from Ihci
mandatory some new and very beautiful sly les u
rAPER HANGiNGS. Borders. aud Fire Screens
&C. which they Oder nj rery leo prices. WHOLE
SALE aud RETAIL
Their assortment 10 certainly the largest in Tho
city. and comprises every variety in their line =
Satin and common Papers. gay and plain. feseo
and Other beautiful styles for parlors, passages &c
new and desirable article for Windows, Sa
wing oil trouble Of FASTING. doubling, DC.
A call 10 solicited.
HOWELL e. BROTHERS,
2I7 Baltimore street. near Charles.
jan I6 2iw3w Balrimo,e. Md.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
L VS. UR II y G. e.
FIRE AND MAINE INSURANCE.

FIKE MD MAXINE INSt NNNtE.
Iho BE lNSURED--or Tot to be--thats ths
question ~ neither a .. better by one swec
ing fire. To he ruined--,nd subject TO all the ill'
that he-h j. heir like prudeat man go TO the
Protection Ohee, and then 90 made safe. eomiOfta-
BILE aud hsPpy--we leave Cor Won o. determine.
The Protection insurat &C Company of Hartford
Conn. having already paid $500 900 OF losses
IN the wesctn County, - enii,lcj TO tho highest
confidence. and their agent at whccling Virginia.
W. PETERSON.
will take iisk. 81 dwelling houses. wato houses.
stores, mills. factories, sc. irgsther with their con.
tents. snch "a furniture. MERCHANDISE. machinery.
and every other description at Insutahle properly
\ So ON steam heel snJ iai beats and their cSrgvrs
~ aud ir'm any rott on the Western Waicrs. on
the most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same ~ AT any other uihcc "a Wheeling.
oice Monroe street opposite the Monroe
Il"u e. aud near the Post Office. ian 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

VUNlIEY KEEP constantly on hand. very eI.
IL tensive assortment Of superior Msh''gany
French and Grecian Ctats; Rocking chairs. Sofas
Per and card Tables; Dressing Bureaus, Be.lsesds
Toilet Stands, assorted sizes; together with every
other article of the latest style aud best finished
Furniture ever offered In this city.
Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking Glas.e. o
every variety and price, Looking Glass Plate. OF oil
sizes. Portrait and Picture Frames on hand aud
made 10 order.
Upholstery Ware; consisting Of Feather Beds
Bolsics and Pillows. Hair. cotton. Hu,k. Spring
md Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts
Sacking Bottoms OIL cloth covers. Fuor.cloih
Grass Mats of oil kinds; together with every other
ariicle.of Upholstery Ware. on hand and made To
order.
Vcniiian and Stat Window Blind; Window
Shades Of every variety and color; all 81 which vii
be sold at very low prices, and warranted Of the
best quality. Also. MAuoGASy NESEERs. Hair
cloth. VARSisH. Spanish Moss. Mahogany Knob.
Sand Paper. Locks Hinges. casters. BLiSp Tam
sINcs. instantly on hand aud sold low for CASH
STEAM Bears furnished with every article
OF Furniture at short notice and The very he.
| terms. sep27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

ufacIutcs IN order. ut tho sIHcfenI vatlciIeS ~
Fancy. French nnd Wood Seat, Nuckons. Scroll
Tor-. Stat Back. Common and Cottage Chairs (nrw
.,yle) Also Seiiecs. Suciables. Bottom aLd Hall
Ro.ion Rockers. Nursing 10, common d", large and
,NkLL Also. Chiliten's Table R"cking aud
Sew ing Chairs and Stools of every siZe and quail
~ SC &c; m fact all from the stool OF inches IL
Tho Mammoth chair OF twenty feet high. Please
call md examine nr yourselves aud leave your
orders snd they Will ho attended ia ." short order
Chairs carefully packed nr shipment or sent 10
= n parts OF the city without eyItR charge. Done
forget The place No l27 Main ~, West slde
ian IL 6m w RiilFLDAttER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26

PINE AND WILD CHERRY sfs Tree, Of our
own soil asd sfs generally known ~ p"ssess even
IN he common way Of preparation. rsrnsfksble VIZ
tues m hs cure II Diseases 81 the LoDgs--ho~
much more valuable ihsn musi highly eOneenifs.
teI preparation prove sAon ~ crnbinsd With
Other sfeiss a. ~ SCI iu harmony with ssch oihsf
and adapted 10 the vsfDus farms spd ssses ~ ihe
di.easest is ., smruenily calculated 90 alleviate
Tho Bal.am ~ Will cherry never fails ~ giss
relief and cure. afef every other means have been
NJ Cd u vain Thr. ~ besn pfoven IN ihoussrd'
NJ inusrcts, whore % hai effected radical csSes
sitter Ne patient had been gwen up by oil hisifisnd
/ and phyreinns
] Tof ale ~ j CRuNBACKER. ia Main street
anJ PRYOR 4 PAUL., iGI Market street.
dec - Ion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
DIR WINANS,.

| BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY:
AN lNNALU ABLE FAMILY MEDICINE .
! BEING \ SURE REMEDY toR
| CONSUMPTION m all 49, vsr,ou. ms. Csnps
~ A,rHa,. hRo>cn,p,s. GROUP. who peg
Cosgh. SP,Uire 81 Bleed. D,Hculy u Braa,l,.c
| FG,Ss "a ,As SIDE .aS Breast i.,gss,a. LIVER
| COMPLAINTS. SC.
The medical rcpsriie- % Or w,sass' Balsam 20
Wild Cherry are fully established in every .ec,,o,
~ The c,nnirN .hy success ia sasing the
voieraic races OF tho 6rcgsing class Of diseases
la al,nosi every instance ~hrte 70 hsrs hsen PER-
severed m a has tee ted q radical cure Although
"a many thus R,lsam viii all ri immediate
felei. or. NJ least. .bsct gr-si change is lew
days still ~ cannot % ssPectvj ~ work usiraeie-
10y curing all IN 81" short time, Ia restore health
10 irime that has been r,y TO fell disease ivr
years.
Brs drs. there are So many stages Of The same dis
ease. ih,t ~ H. iTioss bic iOt any physs,an la de-
iettnue the quantity ~ medicine required eraJ,-
cute ~. diil"rrni periods snd ior@s snir,sg vary
ING quonu,cs. hence. IN SINE rnse.. single bosie
- sufficient While Others will rcguus three eur
10 pr ducc the snms elect.
All we ask ct tho raj, NJ Is TO sivs neicisss
inH iral, and he ~ rest as-1rsd thsi u val DO
pu'dsciiNe of ne most beneficial results
Patients. IN taking jhi- medicinc eed not res,sies
themselves ~ regards diet. except avoiding The
most indigc-iiblc aiticlcs of iood-snch ~ sal,sJ
and smoked meat, cabbage. oni"ns .cps~rssers. &e.
They should pay proper aueniion that their Jre-s
IS warm, ehd avoid exposing themselves tn tss In
clcmcucits of the wealhsr; 10 corsisl not ~ over
exercise.
Frequent ha'hing ~ q wars, bath. and the use &c
a hair glove Tor rubbing the hcsh before goirg i~
bed. Viii all The medicine ~ its Ell cts.
The ls'wcls should Nc Ia ~ "p-n with .sms gen
ilc medicine, such a. n uissss Peer Nss's
PH'. which will be found much superior to Guy
rurgonNc pill- NOW IA use. and will alss aid the
Bai'aa IN all nHccIions Of he liver.
For sale Wholesale and retail lay
& I uoRNBRooK. Mcn,os 81.
nov ~ ly Wheeling. Wa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
2 OF ai2.OOO.

Pokom"ke River Lottery. Cls.. No 10
To he drawn ut Wilmington. Tuesday. January 81.
> oi $4,000 I OF 5000 OF 5000 ! oi 1000
10 Nos - ballots. Tickets s5; certificates &c
wholes "a dollar; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
NOTICE.

Commissiener's OHee. Jsn'y a.. 1886.
The parties os other persons having any interest
IN The matters conisined in the foregoing DEGREES.
rehsreby notified. that I have appointed wednes.
'ay The 25ih day ofFsbfusry 1916 at my Office in
he city Of Wheeling. o. Tho time and place. when
nd where l shall commence tho completion Of
lie said account And hereby require the said
sriies snd peFsons 90 Interested in the sane. .,
,IPesf before me said 25ih day Of February
$40. and produce their respective claims Tor al
jpstnnent and settlement
jan % JAMES A CLARKE. Conf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
1.6nO DOLLARS.

P"komoke River Lottery. Cla.. No 81
To he drawn q, Wilmington. Thursday. Jan'y %
| OF $500 oi $500 Of 1900 Of 2OO
IS Nos, ~ ballots. Tickets; certificates -
whsles 30 dollars; shares IN propori0f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-26
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Draws rs follows ihr-ug bout The month oi December
Draws on Tuesdays--Cspiial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of Lacksge whole,
si2; shares in proportion.
Draws on Thur,d,ys-Capiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package whole,
si4; shares IN proportion.
Draws on Sundays -Cnpiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of package whole
IL: shares IN proportion.
Address your orders 10
dec % N l. DORSEY. Wheeling. We.
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