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$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgis-C lass No. 81.
a'swn al Wilmington. Delaware on s.t,rd.x
,roem'sr ID, lst6. ~ number II drawn h.IIo,s s,sa,,
10 senems. ! prize 81 10000. I of lO.Ooo. 4 of sJaIo' ,o Of
49, =, roo'IUV,l of6,Oso. i0of2. 700 andtO Of I9to
I,ose's yto, shares ia proportion. e,uihra,. N,
package OF twenty sir wholcS, will eos, slsp ,,~.a,..
halves sc, twenty sia quarters sss. IA
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RUIZ ND CONFECTlONARY sTORE.

rLDuENCE bfsid Bnnneis. B0rnst Veieefs. RtHots
- Fi0,vefs. hpnhti rimps. Bonuef chirs. Wffow sheets
snd rbsfo sttE hhinr, iuufec'd 81 H~EiFkELL's.
EaENCH Cloths ss-earsrfss French cloths ss,,
- chesp ffench ca~imere nsN nyte vgrrfsss UfIo.r
vile crsvsts, Gents tlsck and coiorrd ~ riavss Mas
s7d whfc sHk A.. linen ramhIie Haufkershieh w. b.
founs a. UEEKEIIF
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T.
ALLIOUlPPA

Capt I%.inferd. viii leave Pittsburgh every S.rrp,
al ~ O'clock, \ NJ, Wheeling 10 + NJ. and Ciucu,,
every TrEsDAy al 10 o'clock, An.
The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-14

LtTEST ARRIVAL.
OF DRESS. q OTHER NEW STYLE DRY coops
q. w. HElSkELL.
TIAs this dsy received dIrec, from the Imror,c- , H.,
- nss-s t.1rksss of silS rtaids which arrived 81
70 found tue "s,asrt Plaid ths ne%et ~ - y = "sS
me most iashions'lr goods now in use ~, A. ado NtNr
EVENING DRESSES.
4 round uSdS y, and Suisse goods o feSery yS,,s'y may hs
EHtLpHfNS wORsrEp COATS Ia beautiful at.
eil boSs, feiernes, Nuts, Gloves, &C.. &c.. lusr
-
Coa9RE BONNET VELVET Ofeye,y shade recei
SSa HEisKELI's.
TRIMMINGS -
Ns have rseeivcd a large addition 10 our s,oes n, ,,.
cy setto"-, G,op,f ringc-. &e.whieE make our aS-ortmen,
eoS,pless and much Ia ger than ether IN thu. civ.
%. W. HEiSk ELL.
~ kc'u. Cashmere and four faced Broche sw,,vi. ,hs
e~estoat and very cheap al HEIsK Ellis
TwiLLED aud plain Fiann-ls and Lir,e,.a
TIL JoHNs1oN'S J.
ERowN aud hleaehed good. in sre., variety. very
- 70 I'll JOHNSTON'S Jr.
GoBuRG and Alpaca cloths CHEAP at
III JoHNsToN'sJ .
Q0OO Nps Fancy prints from ~ to . vir-inis
sh'h'ns'" TIL J~oHNsroN'sJr .
w and Cotton Tweeis. Ticks. Ch.ck,
Nov T1,,r'Ts' aud ''"sha"ns, vs.s ehsspM
lBs Riocofee. bought expressly sor retail
ING aud for sale by tn JOHNSTON yr.
YsftE hest 80 French HACK cloth in ,own.t.at John.
- ston's Jr. Cali and see it.
and brown linens. towels. ,,,lc cloths aud
pillow case linen DC. ITH. J.
GLOVES. hosiery, braids. SILKS and linen hapdkcr
chief and silk ersvais, in gres, variety at
Novl2. I'll. JOHNSTON t.
n ,AslIMERE. silk aud wooden shawI- fr sac very I
cheap 70 Main 81, TIL. JOHNSTON. Jr.
4 AssIMERs and ss,tincts at alt prices for sale very
- eheap TIL JOHNSTON Jr.
ENGLISH and French cloth. very low at
= TIL JolINSroN's JE.
~ w FRUIT; 9 Neg. Malaga Grapes; 10 Ro,es. "a
oetn'@ sDwooBRow, Main 81. eat.
h,dsss%nARcRAvE" HAMS
100 bone. zsnesyiu soap.
50 bbx pest Family Flour. for safe low by /
aug MORROW &WAKEMAN.
- lot Of IeSry 4 Co.'S fashionable
~ . .SS p mas G fssslffa III; DAY rs a Main street.
FIRE IRONS g. TEA TRAYS. {
BEAUTIFUL assortment for retailing red nv
oct. y, lS46. orr a Rec
UST received direct from the Mnnur.ctory I, .s.or, I
, n.ent OF whirs and laslns consisting Of Carriage,
nssy' Drovers and Riding whiI~, Stage, Droyers aud
S,"or stock wagon whips, all of which IS offered for a
.s low Tor cash NiCOLL CARR, \
NOW. No 100 Main street.
% doH faylor's superior do, 10 yds spool thread
W " Assorted black, Z" ="
~ ROUNDS white, blue and assorted skcin " =
ID " aud black patent. a
ALSO 200 boNcs cotton cord. 100 packs pine. j,s, re-.
e..ed and for sale by TNLLANT 4 DELArLAiN,
Nov " Argus copy Monroe sircr,.
GENTLEMEN OF PHILAnEIPUIA-Mv ee'elra. Il
y tea Sinhf"Siai Rose aud Almond Shaving Creams. \
~ a comparison IN America or Europe. No pcrSous
az use any other amer using This En,oilieni Paste. his
rest, very hest. Give u only a single trial. ! do
~ ASK any more To convince YOU. warrant IL. For
lie wholesale and retail. at
JULES HAUEIS
ferfnuery and Chemist store.
46 South Third street Philadelphia.
iIemiuni awarded a; the Franklin Institute. =,
Also rr sale ny ~fAIRCHILD,
WV. y. MhcclInr. Va. u
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TEAS! -
WHEELING, Va. =
AGENCY OF TIE NEW YORK Z
CANTON TEA COMPANY.

a 10 NfNtft ~ bSfuDttNNHifHi W hWtTifUl
PEINCtPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN N. v.
rThE Canton Tea Company has tesn popalariy knuwn
= for many years. THIS - tho largest and oldest Tca
Establishment in Amcrica. The pubic haze had nlI
ProOfof their integrity snd responsibility Hot such has
been tie great and pressing demsnd for their TEA OF
late, thst They have been obliged 10 enlarge, To q great 81.
tent, their two principal establishments in New YORK,
viz
Ic3 CHATHAM e t6a GREENWICH SITS,
They moreover possess facilities, ~ relation To the Tee
Trade, iH a very abundant degree, aud doubtless, supeIt.
or 90 any other ita Concern 10 America. Their srru
ruiuus regard "a AL principles thai, tend 20 elevate the
character Of a large housc, h. we'll understood. sud ha.
already serifed tirm 9 connection, probably, larger than
sl other Tea Establishments united, and they consc
qoenuy are determined TO sell Tcas puref, more fragrant
aud perfect for The prices, iu the aqgrcqale, than an,
louise Nv the ~w0rid-Chiua excepted.
J They most 1eaiOusif invite the attention ~ the iulah
rdnts ~ WHEELING, Va, 10 their Agency. where th,
following sentiments are always on hand and The,
feel no hesitation ~ s,a'img that wherever a single trial
b. made, a vcy decided preference b. given 70 the colo
braied Tras ofthc Canton Tea Company.
% Reader, make the experiment. Z
Retail prices a. follows. subject iu an eases 10 BE- 70
turned if not approved or
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"A NOTHnR ii 81 woins Cootlnr gi.vs.. Gin. 70.
- eflfed this day And hf sale cheap A. the oa ssnd
on tniun 81. nov 10 ,. n. UfgEEY,
~ TgOB. O. CULBEhTsON.
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REGIM ORDERS:
NEW GOODS.

]. Il * K. Il. MARSH,
~ Just received aud are now openinv. \, Ma a,
80 az s.tees, w heclihg Va, their second stock oil
fai and Winter Goods, having bought them since tbs
very great reduction OF prices, are prepared to Offer gree
=. mu"eenieuis. than those who purchased a few weeks
duction FOE yourselves.
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ali sTock of nARnwArE

NJ A. GREER are now rceivius and opening tlaf,
- ct supply ofHsfdwaIs sad tlfIrfy. b. shirhths
ssk BE suontion q country dealers sHd consumers
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&2O.OOD

urand Consolidated Dottey Of Delaware and
Georgia, Class No. 2Oexts
10 ee drawn . Wilmington. Delaware Torss,x
zee. 10, lefo. % numher Lottery. ~ drawn LsIot.
lpfse OF $4,000. ! ofj.GO, OF 500. 4 on ooo q,
spvo. OF LIE. 10 of Coo. 20 OF zee. "'i
Tickets sS-shares in proportIop .
psessxes OF twenty five whole-, will cos, sto ,...,.
hve halves SO. twenty ave quarters sIS
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COOKING o
w "A R n III % USE.

w "A k HI % ~
Union STREET, WHEELING, Va.
fftHE s~nfscrhcr being the oNty AsENr in this cav
= hss the safe of a.. Woin 4 Coz. hi-hIv eelcl.r.,rJ
Cooktng Stoves, wUuid infoTm the citizens aud puhIie
Esiietany that he has just received a large a-sortment of
the ahove stoves; which for durability. utility and price
cannot he heat In this region, Ne would. therefore 70
spectfsify invite tbe attention Of all who are IN want Of a
superior article, 90 call and exsmiur his assortmcnt he
fore purchasing elsewhere, a. he l. ~deiermined to- cell Al,
short PROFITS for cash, or Ia prompt Customers on credit.
,. X. DlCkhY,
soei.ee. Iss. BY THoMAs q. C~ULBERTsoS
COPPER, TIN IL SHEET WARE
MANDATORY.
a ~CUI.DETsoNfS Of and well KNOWN sand, nm
- tinisn s,reri, ~ b-fe the test assortH,ent esn .iys a, :
W honni AID al tie lowest rates. Also. tala ip. in esther
ofths shese hraRehrs. dose al short NOTICE and on the
t1psi W ssas,ei5e tetns-. J. a. Dicx ny
ocialsf eS 1879, ny THOMAS GsoGiBEgrsox
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III cNEE n R~OBERTSON'E Gopls a flesh sunpIy II
.H'ssiii-if white twili"d blankets, su e'inr Iudi:n Hue
go, Ief.ian tAssiineTe~, TweOis. Cassiae.ts. FiAnnel-,
faTns, &C. received this manning ard fr sale. at Faeto
~ priuesbT EENsENEY A HIiOnTS
LOT aud Cassimeres, sup Back French cln,hs.
sac and lishi dos suitahie for ladies cIoaks. Flint.
D"c skii and English CSss,pcres, EXTRA lcaVv black sa.
IN N's'lhs' SENSsNEN s. RHODES.
K.ADtES' DRESS GoODs-"inc French Piaii Cash.
sSs gtefes, supr tlgeriuc : iaiis do. Tish supr sin plsids
Dee. 6. sESshNEY q RHODES
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60 -
1916.
L. - MAI. LINE.
OF PITTSBURGH PACKETS. BETWEEN
PITTSBURCHf CINCINNATI IT.,
LEAVING EACH CITY DAILY AT 10 o'cLook
IT, = boats conn oSing this lane are wen aud favorable,
- Known 20 the 1raVciin. public an the Obin ri,.,
ae all ttsi tlsSS boats. huit expressly Tor the tr.d,. h.
vcyance VI ="
Thsv are all Of great power and spcc1, and fitted aud
mi , WIN every comfort aud convenience. 17hey
".n"SNc each IoTt precisely al the hour nswc,I.
No pains wiiilc spared to promote the comfort of IRA
am, r. ShH ,ns', accommodation are unsuti s.scd !,
The "'''' or the West
MoNoNGAHELA,
3D.. Sta; s''a"' W'h, sSys rittsl ",sh every noxO,r at 10
The
HIBERNIA,
re cs2.. John oh % H.Gen.'e,, VA leave rius' ylsn every
The
NEW ENGLAND.
oapr : b Page, win leave Pittsburgh every wrp~rs.
DAY a. lOo'oIoek. \ NJ, Wheeling at 10 4 VI aud Gin
ein T%N every sA1rRpAN at 10 O'Clock, NJ.
WISCONSIN,
Capt NJ Grace, VIII leave Pittsburgh every TmrRs
Al Oo'eIoek' A NJ, Wheeling at 10 O'Clock T. NJ and
''ns,,''S'i every scNpAr a; 10 o'eioek, y.
CLIPPER No. 2.
Capt Crooks " III leave Pittsburgh every Fanny At 10
O'clock, a ", Wheeling AT 10 = NJ, and Cincinnati every
al 10 Ociock, A NJ.
The
MESSENGER,
Capt I.inferd. will leave Pittsburgh every S.rrRp.v
~ ~ O'clock, \ VI, Wheeling 10 4 NJ, and CiueunnRtit
every TUESDAY al 10 O'Clock, \ W..
The
ALLlQUlPPA,
Capt Smith. viii lcavs Pittsburgh every srSn,y =, 10 |
o'clock, NJ, Wheeling at 10 4 NJ, and Cincinnati every
W EpNtsDAN at ~ o'clock, 4 NJ.
FOR height and passage apply ON board. Nov >.
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TRIMMINGS

Lalie-' Dresses, Ciosks. Capes. Cardinals and
- Neeits's Fancy Buttons sl sizes and eoiofs and ~
ne yer latest patterns Aigcrius and other new siys Il
sinipsi Bullion. Gimp-hosd. sew Jog siik, Mohsit and
sycfy other Mud ~ nee 81 coi0fod and vsusafed
fftnges a. nov H~EisKEIIe.
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$500 REWARD.

Sohb malicious person IN the shine trade IL try Ing n
- circulate q siandrtous report, that we arc not selling
o"i " manufactured articles 40 eheap ~ Ra<trfn Boots
ana Shoes arc sold Ia this place, aud we challenge any
shoe sfere 10 the city OF Wheeling, or West OF the
hou"iains, 10 produce as good aud a. cheap an article
as We are nov manufacturing at The Home League Loor
M n &c. Las.oLy; lS Main street, sigu of The Golden
We are now Offering the finest auSitty Of Gents Drcs,
BOOTS, made OF The ie-t Philadelphia stock and mos, tn
proved syfe 500 per pair 'lo. piain Cali, warranted
tes' qns'i'y 81 Meas thiek douhici roled ioots a. 81; 70
Oeuts siots from Sl.as TO Ia. Ladies' me Morocco
ara Cal f"ois al si.25, do lest Nip at $50; I.Alics
trsi walking Shoes, Norueeo. I'd aud Cali az 81 10; La
dies rlipte's from 81 tO IS cents Iscr pair. Also a large
dr-u's Boot aud Shares.
one daJ's nciice.
noc. f. rOSNTIyk wADP
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EtANCY Wooden Bouness-t DO More ~ Ihose On,
= Fancy Wooden Bonnefs. ali u IS iusi received.
Nov ". EENsF T. a RHODES
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yer Ne sr.l g. D0tes Ctcr.s art 80 zee tt
N.yl4, lNu bVfetOHD
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BOOKS.

HOOksi BOOks-Hisory of Tho Expedition under
~ the eonintsnd Of Captains Lewis aud Clark To the
shores OF The Missouri, thence aero-s the Rocky Noun.
tains aud down Tie river ColuInbia to the Paeihe Ocean
just received a. the Wheeling Beck Store Of
w ROB
Dee.e. corner Of Main and Union 81.
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Capt Crooks " III leave Pittsburgh every Fanny =,
O'Clock, A NJ, Wheeling al 10 T. NJ. and Cine iuua,i eve,
MoSpIN al 10 o'clock, A N.
The
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%AsoNIC CHART-bist received The Ma.onf
Ava chart ~ =. 4. Cro-s,G l.. Al the look store Of
Dece. HOBBs
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DARE 81 ilOGE

VT OrI.D respectfully Inform
~ wv their 6iepds aud tie puhlie
euecraiiy. that they are Iust finish.
8&A lug oil tSc hAnd-onlcst a-eoftu eut
A<cSI[4.f Fashionable Hats ever oserrd In
No. = 10 this city ~
4 Dc; :::;...:
~ leing the II. N
dcsi one in S
this oay NJ IN Western NitgiDisi added TO the g-eat faeii.
ntcs We have for manufacturing VIII. we thisk fully
Iastify ms IN say ing that we can offer greater Inducements
90 those wishing 10 purchase HATS than can he offered
al any Other Hat Factory In this city, and we hope BY
giving our cieseEi personal attention Ia the msnuAetur
ina 81 aiaar Has. asinf nothing hui the very hest ma.
iertehs; srd selling a. lowest possihie prices, To continue
IN asertt End feoeive thai patronage which has hereto
fore lceH 30 literally extended 10 Our establishment.
We esl keep q GOOD assnftEnent Of Hats on hand made
to wear. Eueb A. will suit farmcfs and al wbo wish Ia
ret a fair c9utvalent Tor their money. We viii warrant
tbose 20 - water proof aud 10 give eniirs sa'isfsoiion-
We viii aisO kesp eonsianily on hand = good assortment
of Low GHesH WIDE safa akrs. also a large and
spkndid aseoFtment II Fuf and Clofh Csps for men and
loys. Pbesss call Al enf fsnhioaEfs iIai aud Gap estate
liehaBeHs near she South end II TIE MaJkel bau~e, next
soes "a Moisf's masic store, Uaion 81. Wheeling Va.
Dec. .. DARE x IUGE
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CLIPPER No.

'Apt X Grace, WIN leave Pittsburgh every TurRs
DAY al 10 o'clock, A W, Wheeling at 10 o'cloek T. Al am,
'ineinns'i every soNpAr a; 10 O'Clock, NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
sp1Pwnfck AND Loss OF LIrr.-A Plymouth,


C correspondent of the Norfolk Herald, says
On the night of Tuesday the 9th inst the schr COns,
ofhs place was wrecked the North Point OF Breekers
near ocracocI and all board perished Besides the
there wo young men the sons OF Mr. stephen
ono Of W iismston But how shai describe the awful
calamity which se effects of the oi the denh OF her
commander, Captain Thomas ;. Chase, our townsman
mas brought On his poor dsconsoa'e widow and Two nt
e hnbs 40 intense and overpowering her distress
at he unhappy fate OF her ofectonate husband that It IS
presumed renson must have been ovcrtbro"n IN the
dreadful trial Last night between one ana h'e c'ocN'
b arose from her bed and though severely cold pnng
cd INTO the river with both her children The body of
Mrs G. has been recovered bur yc, neither s the poor
innocsnts
f-Ef~ Joseph r Murre has been recognized by
br Presdeut as Vice Consul OF Russia for the port OF
Mobile John Randolph Wilder has been recognized as
Vice Consul OF the same Government for Savannah ana
GEORGE f Runhsrdt for the port OF NewAork
~ The Niles tMich] Courier says that the
Treasurer of 81 Joseph county is dciouer to the
emouat ut 81 SEQ
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

We learn that al The last meeting OF the Directors
the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company, il
was resolved TO relay the Road from Bristol to kensng-
ton with vii track and with heavier rail than s
now used upon any road in the country.
We also understand that, dcsirous Of sustaining Anne
rcau Manufactures the has been made FOR the
rails with Rolling Mil in the vicinity of the road and
tina, the necessary quantity will probably be furnished
during the ensuing Spr.ng and Summer
when this Road is thus completed there will be no
difficulty in travelling al the rate OF thirty miles an hour
with perfect safety, if required The time OF passage
between he cities has been reduced ofa,e to four hours
The Trenton Emporium learns that the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company has paid into the State
Treasury Of NcwJerscy during the iastyear upwards OF
10000 being an increase the previous year, OF
about $4,000 this is all collected the imposed
b. that state on each passenger passing from
Philadelphia New York and is in consideration of the
charter granted to the Railroad Company.
\ meeting was held at Clyde, Wayne Co. on
the 7t inst to consider the project Of constructing
Railroad from syracuscfo to Rocheeqr along the line oi
the Canal Gen VIM H Adams, ofClyde, reported reso-
utions which were unanimously adopted. strongly ia
vorabc to The project One o; the resolutions
menled similar Convention to be held at Palmyra, and
we perceive it has heen called.
4; Buffalo The aspect of monetary affairs exhibits
no Improvement. The Money Market is evidently be
coming tighter aud but little disposition is eviuccd by
capitalists to negotiate paper OF the most unexcep
,iorable character.
The St. Catharines Journal has stated uneqnivo-
cay ,ha, me enlargement of the Lock the Wclland
Canal would be completed on the opening of navigation
next Spring that the largest class OF vessels navigating
tho Lake might pass through easily. In connection we
find the following in the Rochester Democrat of Thurs
day
we icaia from source (Thoso information is de-
rived directly from the Chief Engineer himse that the
Locks will be enlarged, Port Daihouse rendered
accessible to the larger craft when fully laden. until the
Spring Of l3i7. This information may be relied upon
Whether this is not is OF little importance
During the past vessels of $50 tons have gone
through with 10000 bushels of Wheat and deck load OF
Flour with much facility largest class of Canal
craft get through the locks of the Erie Canal Increased
facilities there under such circumstances cannot give
any additional impulse the business affect our trade
an ota bu, m increase of lake tonnage backed by ad
ditona capital, may prove disastrous to us AS perma
neni work for the passage of large armed steamers 'he
extension will be of,he utmost importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

IN scHANCERr-Befor the V. G. Cireuit-Vaen
4 tine Mott Eye A. Bsncker and Benjamin K hssarn
Cbsnc-rv for the state Of NewYork made in the above
-d cause the Vice Chancellor If the rst Circuit VIII
be sold public auction under the direction of th- uads
al med one the Masters Of <nid Court a. the Merchsnu
Exchange the City of New York the tenth unl ohy
OF February next twelve 2, O'Clock a. noon All uose
two Dwelling Houses and Lots OF ground situate ~ me
eleventh ard the CITY of New YorK The west sloe o
Cntonre- uetween livingston and Stanton streets De-
ronng st point Cntonr-e di,tant one hundred sho
fifty feet north-ry from the corner oil hl,n & u
running thence uorhery along Cnio3-strret
feet, four inches 13 A. then westerly one hunuIed e
THENCE souherly the and al nRht an ses
feet, four riches 33 A. and thence eastrr!y one
f.t m the uac. OF beginning. The said dwelling houses
heinz g1bed Gumb-rs iorty-seVen (fj anu 'OiJ
seven and a asif ti7il Clintnn-street la =. ~, ,ai
Tb.. interest he said premises 10 DC so'o IN e eF
Ir az an u,-1pifed term therein Of wenty-oue years
s,n,, ths first day of May A D. 1925 subject ~ th- cove
nanls conditions contai'T! "a tue S 80 ~ ~ S 80, 80
fDoy. to Wit And tits mutually agfefu W enn
@ ~ he.. pre.-rts themselves and th-lr repre-
srDstives the end OF me term nereDy dellseI he
said premises ard lots OF ground before neIIoneo ano &c
srrd and all improvements thereon snaii be separately
vsd and appraised under OATH By txo reputable disin
std f-s no der vi City of New York, % be appoint
- w The srrs aforesaid each party choorng one OF The
I'D ppra and IL !Bey cannot agree he sald ap
To choose third who shall also ne treshoider OF
The city, and under otih IN making ne apprasemeni
aforesaid and the said parties OF the hfst part er
ers executors acnlinstrors or asgna snail not Wltn
Ten dsg- IN. said 1pprascnen eiec. Ia take the said
improvements The which the same shall be appraised
AT and pay the same said party Of tie rec0nd part
heirs executors Administrators assigns thee and IN such
he sst psres Of rt pnrt Covenant and for
themselves l.r heirs, -xecnrs, administrators and
signs sell to the said parry, OF the second part.
his hrs executors administrators assigns, the said
premises ard lots hsrr5y dem!sed al the price the
same shall aforesaid h. appraised OF valued a-anc on
The confederation rouey being paid forthwith. execute
ard dsver good sud sufficient deed of there
Tor fee simple Da:eG York January Goth. 1916
NENLAND CUSaMaS,
Master in Chancery, no. 25 JohD,st
BaowS < MATHEWS, soIrs. t2O ?aw3w
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
CONIMERcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
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! MONDAY. T. NJ.
A. the Board to day Stonington Railroad advanced
"a Ohio SKIES l. Morris Canal CO. g. and Canton Co !.
Illinois Bonds and Vicksburg Bank closed Saturday s
prices Long Island Railroad declined I. United statea
SKIES t Norwich aud Worcester Railroad aud Read
Ing Railroad /.
In Exchanges there is little or nothing do
doing in Foreign bills oday. We quote on London at
Iosialos3 Paris 5f233 a5e7i Am'terdstn 80 S95 :
Hamburg 35! 935! Bremen 7st0
The receip, Of the foreign advces by the packet
slip Liberty produced apparent effect upon stocks
or Money day. The prices OF some descriptions oil
the fancies went up little and others went down 'ac
--bu, Just as they probably would have done had no
foreign news been received.
A vote was taken to day on the Erie case. The
rceoluton offered by the Erie Railroad Committee was
as follows
"Re.olred That the Stock rendered by Mr. Groesbcck
n Mr. Wiphrop on the 81 inst of 20 shares OF New.
York and Erie Railroad Stock was good and valid -n-
der in fuflIneat Of his contract
The vote on this resolution was ayes 39-noes 80 So
the the resolution technically lost, and Inc whole
question put back where it was al first, This resolu
ton it will be seen a made case, aud embraced
the principle upon which the large transaction to be
settled.
The oll authorizing the Banks 10 issue notes of
smaller denomination than IS passed the Virginia House
OF Delegates on Friday by of 67 81. It's fate in
the Senate is uncertain.
A report of the Committee of the Virginia House
OF Delegates gives the o; amount ofthe funds OF inc
Commonwealth az sl2749192. This amount il held in
stocks by the State and its Agents, and the Committee
add that the aggregate of funds and resources OF the
Commonwealth, in nominal amount, greatly exceed the
public debt They estimate the probable receipts for the
cnrrent year ending st 1916 with the balance
in the Treasury at $40 sol s5 estimated expenses
same period, s6i39a5 20 leaving probable balance in
the Treasury lat October 1916, of sl9l,5l6 10 The
Committee have recommended farther reduction o
near per ccs on the ordinary subjects OF revenue
This seems to have been done with view to prevent
any farther unusual appropriations.
The Pottsville Miners Journal of Saturday, says ::
The quantity of Coal by Railroads; largely increased
this week and the demand for retail and the factories in
and near Philadelphia, and on the line. unabated