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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

A PRoSLAvERY Move learn from the Chris
tan Advocate and Journal that the Methodist Church At
Guilford, Aecomac Co. Va surrounded By mob
some weeks since while the congregation we're engaged
in religious services the Sabbath. The preacher.
Rev James Hargs hsd proceeded awhile In the discus
sion Of his subject when the mob comnencsd shooting
around the Church. throwing missiles against IL and
hsIlooing such degree tina, the congregation was 20
alarmed mat some eft the Church rnder these circum
stances Mr.. Hsrgis could not proceed. He lef' the
Church withou, any personal violence being done 70
him bat told when about 10 leave that II he came
there any more they would pat him in tae milpond
near By. On the following Monday the matter was
brought before the Grand Jury. eompetent witness
was before them and one Of no more Of ine jurors re-
peaedy called the attention Of the foreman to the sub
ject but q received attention from him.
The Of these riotous proceedings wa, That the
preacher aud his congregation had come TO the eoneia
sion ~ retain their connection With the hsthodss
Church NortA Of whose allegiance to Slavery the rooe
crats entertained some doubt The dignity and tne
morality Of this exploit on par with tho'e Of ne
Mayor and mob of Philadelphia A. evineed IN their In
terference with the Concerts Of the HutchnSons VINO
dossn hat his 10 great eosnisy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
Delaware.

The Legislature convened on Tuesday aud organ
lied by electng the following Wing officers
Spcaker Of lts Senaie-DR WuLIAS w. MoREIs.
Ci1k-JNo NJ. PATTERSON
Sc,ecdaf a, Arms-JNo II. EiLIGoop.
SPEAKER Of hS HgHsc-LEwIs THOMPSON
Cygk-NATHANIEL B. SMrrImss.
SoSeaaf a. drnls-CAPr SAMUEL NURfHY.
4 correspondent Of the Philadelphia North Amer.
lean says:
Our friends throughout the country may rest as
sured, that Wing L. : Senator will be elected during
he prsepf Esek unless Unforeseen casually should
should intervene. The L0eoFocos IN your city, who
claim little Delaware as their birth place, have doubt
excited the spprehensons OF the Wings upon this sub
Jet but the result will prove that what say to you will
no, prove al H7S iis" The Wing party Is at this
moment stronger in Delaware than il has been since
le&0"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
Peupsylyania.

The Message OF Gov. SHUNK appeared IN the
Philadelphia papers OF yesterday morning II did
not create much excitement IN Philadelphia Its
breyity is highly commondsble, being but tribe
( longer than Gov YoUSGs.
The Governor OF course endorses the views OF
the President IN relation TO the Mexicsn War, and
g. tails with natural pride the patriotic efforts made by
Pennyysnis 10 sustain the nation IN It's present strug
| Gle The Recommendation of the Wing measure OF sp-
propristns Public Lands tor the reward OF our gallant
army deserves praise The Governor urges also that
provision be made by law TO reimburse the Volunteers
the amount Of their expenses The review OF the hnsn
cisl condition OF the Commonwealth IL on the whole
satisfactory and the recommendations Of The Governor
upon the subject to be entitled to favorable con
siderauOn.
law small portion the of the year 20 meet
the February interest The Governor earnestly urges
that provision be made contemplating reduction OF cur
public debt The healthy CONDITION OF our puoc "otss
is subject for cOngraulston and the progressive IN
crease OF receipts encourages hope that this branch o
our revenue may eventually contribute to remove the
weight OF our public debt
The Governor il of opinion that the Central road Will
increase the business upon the public works and he s
signs in support of his views reasons that strike US ss al
leas, plausible The friends Of Stale credit viii rejoice
learn that receipts OF the year exceed the ex
penditures By nearly saO0OO0 HIS Excelloncy recon
nends some changes of the Constitution IN relation 10
the debt and finances and suggests various legislative
reforms of great Importance Upon the subject OF
the IArlr MI SnOnk gIOanu Hocs SAtoN
and that rebukes the subseTviency Of some Of his
friends lie deprecsies and opposes the Tariff of -
and earnestly recommends return to the sound pIn-
ciples heretofore sustained by Pennsylvania.
The following is an exhibit OF the State debt on
the st OF December last as appears from the Report OF
the Auditor General
Total funded debt ............ As s5s go -
Relief NOTES In circulation ........... L6Sl 664 %
Interest certificates OUTSTANDING 703sl0 %
Interest certificates unclaimed .......... 1888 II
Interest on certificates 10 August l. l-45
when funded acknowledgements. 44423 81
Domestic creditors ................... 9o,275 q
Total public deb, on the lat Dec lsi6. si07.95T 20
Being sl96sl6 - less than IL was on the ls December
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

N.ssaoHussTTs.-The Legislature OF this State
assembled on Wednesday. Hon. WM h. CAL
SVs Of Springfield was reelected President, and
CalxIn CALHoUs Clerk. In the House. Hon
siprIrs BRApBURY OF Newburyport was elected
Speaker on the I'd ballot, receiving l62 votes the
Whole nunber cast being s57 CHARLES w. $40
AIr was unanimously reelected Clerk. After or
s1aising, the two Houses adjourned for public wor-
An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

ty Continual complaints OF the lamps Pine ST.
from Broadway 10 William was in total darkness las,
night There were not dozen burning in the whole
Ward
PoLicE.-W lillian r. Thompson, commonly call
ed the one eyed and William Johnson aiias Willie,
broke open the store OF 8 B. Reeve Co corner Jane
and West but before they could proceed 10 plumber
they detected by policeman Kelley who endeavor
ed TO arrest them whereupon they fell foul Of the un.
fortunate policeman and beat him severely They were
subsequently arrested John X. Hoffman was srraign
ed for obtaining goods on false pretences from r. w.
Bell n Ann St. John Davis and - Bartlett were
arrested deserters and sent back TO Fort Hamilton
WIN. l.. Colon committed On charge Of ootsin
ing variety Of ship from Lghtbury Erwin, l12
south st on pretence Of being steward Of brig BLOW
The store OFT II. Maine 81 Dey-sr was found open at
oclock last evening BY Sergeant Perry and policeman
Beam and - IN os and considerable change IN silver
found in the drawer. Three young men were arrest
ed snd detained charge Of numerous roooeres OF ship
yards dry dock &c There exists large gang Of them
who dispose OF their plumber fast as they acquire Il to
the numerous junk shops Capt Wande comp ains that
hese Junk shops many slurements 10 the way Of
boys and advises that they Be broken up We back the
Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
Connecticut River breaking Up-NewspaPers
Copper Mines, &c.


HARTFORD. Coun. Jan 0. So
Owing to the mild and pleasant weather for q
lew days past the ice NOV ed out Of the river oppO
'se hn city yesterday afternoon. Last evening at 10;
cocoa Hearted from above the bridge but soon stopped
ihs forenoon Il broke loose and has been running meT
ny hnee The ice is only from 10 to IL inches thick
"a i@ Two weeks prior to New Year had been crossed
gkams The river is u ice, above low water. being
~le over the whsrveS Thermometer ranges from So
BE in the shade
he new year Of Sil has witnessed crest changes in
u newspaper line in this city in the way of improve
Nes The Daily C0voai (wbig) has been enlarged to
-Ah nan Inch per page OF The Trlbuno's size. This
~ now On lie tenth volume, and its weekly ia its
"''~slo'Ha voln8 The latter having been published
~Asi"" sears has now some 5000 erculsiion-crea,ef
ia any other paper Ia the State. The Daily Ty.,.
~ = Desfly me sstns slle Of the Coursnt bu, tho
,os-y.. ioHs . now, since its enlargement of two.
ms vn each PAGE, tie largest paper In the state
- rom ne partisan character has more influence for
aW "oe-size = BY a inches The Nm Eux,and
- Nneausi) has also been enlarged and furnished
,, .Ats dress, The ChGrfcr Oas Potcsl Ahohuo,l
E.I't sss week 10 an enlarged form The Rsl.sions
a ess'onsD also appeared last Saturday in
ssa sheet The Ciyisfiaa Secreays (Bspti,tl en-
~ a. year and therefore ts publishers are conten,
go,.s. resens Dimensions AT my earliest leisure
= e. furnish your readers two or three chapters
Ns,s.,.s progress, transformations and deaths in
TSsfefoom IN this city
.e copper mining naai.is h.s hros., .., l.. 49,. -
as,,. -. o. our citizens with gentlemen from Nsssa
Ssa !, ~ commencing operations in a mine in The
az hester, 10 miles East Of this city The
aaa.h.una 70 be avery rieh one when il was work.
Va ssc.eJ IN Out OF our Revolutionary War The
fox .a,rs,.,- WORK therein to ecase The lake sumo
Ne has revived the existence OF this nine
"a so,,,, slew more left Of the same sor,7 In
FRANKLIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

CURrosIriEs- Editor Of the New Orleans
Piesyune ha had his eye.isni gr.rhsd with string OF
make r,ues which must have belonged TO a snake OF
the Gyasscutus species-ss there we're y 'po rafies
on the string shownE aeeoTi ing 20 the generally con
reivas oninion that the animal must aaVe numbered
thar rn.nv wears I, was killed on the Bayou Dssde-
mona near Monroe The Editor has also been present
Cd with pig from the sane neignoornood ne head oil
bicb ran - hkeued 10 nothing that of monkey,
vii il has trunk resembling that Of elephant in
many respects. and out Of which il Is said 10 have
bresthed a. long As il lived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
CITY ITEMS.
THURSDAY, Jan

~" An owner wanted for yoke Of oxen found
in Westst at 3 clock this momng-now q, - Robin
st. Also, for row boat hauled up Al, pier No. ~
r. Also for large leather trunk found IN Wster IT.
O'Clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
s59I,5OO.

~ Two barns belonging 10 Deacon Barrel and
occupied by Mr.. Woodbury. o. Grey Corners near Port
and Maine consumed by nre on the ID inst One
hofss and three cows persisted In the flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

R,ris,d Teyyps for Conditional Subscriptions Ch'ch
eqaauy applicable to al 'obsoiPiogshhherto made
l. No subscription will be obligatory, unless the sum
Of 100000 j. subscribed or before the l't March
next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

Y Commissary General Storms has accom-
pi.hed the negotiation BY which the state receives
sJ3s4 for it, property on staten Island 50 that your
YORK will be protected By additional fortihestons on
staten Island Ger Cour. & Eng.
FATAL AFFRAY. Robert NJ. Hal, OF the village
Of Bss,rop parish Of Ogschiis "a killed The -th
lnsi IN an sfrsy with ioW men-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

CATHOLIC CHURCH BuRST.-The Catholic Church
In Tallahassee Fla and building sttached used
asth at The whole 10 total Ices TO ne ecngFeganou
hare be.ns no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

We s.rn /" ssnlngton Fountain OF Tuesday saws
y daah, 49,. nom authority which we have ~
Sslksr Ia. secretary OF the Treasury NJ Robe,
~ hs Ho.ae g. TO resign his ose !, an es,ls
sae il dsci.,. representatives. does NOT .pesdily
C'sss' ''A''a aas Impose war duty on Il. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

u A fire broke out yesterday evening In the
frame stable OF James Porter Eighteenth st. which
was burned TO the ground. There slsrm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

s.,A.. ai'oS ~ NAssAcAustrIs-Thc whole
a,mo :. inhabitants in Massachusetts, in IsiO WAS
sss. number Of Births in the State in ls,s Wa,
Ars. nSriases Sss1; OF Deaths $50 Exee.. Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
NOTE ID.


STATEMENT OF SUBSCRIPTIONS made IN The Guy Of Vac
YORK to NE Stock Of he R.dsop Ricc Railroad compsny
Su5scriSeys of $40 900 and rprard.
stephen Alien Saul Alley Jsmcs Boorman, Brown,
Brothers & Co. John Johnston, Phelps, Dodge & Co
Subscribers of 50 900 TO $4,000.
Samuel Broom Francis Burtt William Chamberlain,
William Colgate Peter Cooper J. c. cruger, Cummings
& Pollock j. A. Davenport II. c. De Rham, Benz De
Forest Co. Fox e. Livingston VIM. p. furniss, Geo.
Griswold Grinnells Minturn John c. Green. Henry
w Hicks, l. d. Hurlbut & Co G. q Rowland. J. B. Jer-
Wis, J. B. Johnston. j. T. Johnston, Kemeys. Breese &
Co Robert Kelly Daniel Lord. A. NJ. Lawrence Matthew
Morgan Cyrus Mason, james Mccullough. Mrs q. B.
Miller Hon. Andrew H. Mickle. c. II. Marshall James
Mcbride. Adam Norrie. g T Sicoll, Hesmith & Ward.
Min.urn Co. } Phillips Phenix, Thomas W. pesrssr
w c. Rhnelsnder, Rogers Ketchum q GroWenor.
Rutsen suckley Peter sehermerhorn Francis skiddy
iona. stuges l.. 2. Susrex, Thomas suhern. Stone.
Swan & Co Taylor & Merrill Moses Taylor.
Subscribers of $1,000 10 $1,000.
P Bsen g. Co c. IL Bergman. John ] Boyd GerM.
dus Boyce Alex Birne, George B. Butler Stephen Cam
breleng, w. Dennisoun Charles Easton, Dudley B Fu.
Ter Peter HASTE Hale & Halock. Richard. irwin, r. V.
Knowton, Charles Parsons. John J. Palmer. Geo. New.
bold, O. w sturievsnt. JOS. Tuckennsn, w. C. Ward
Total subscribers. Observation-Disclosures. 80.
Aggregate amoust. ............ .0501 800.
" B-The above is exclusive Of subscriptions
from the river towns. In Pougbkecpsie alone.
s6a 900 was subscribed in September last Re
turns from the other towns have not been received
bat it is believed it may be safely said that the to.
tai subscriptions amount to s75O,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

H. When sueh amount of . 100000 70 subscribed. -
subscribers psy 90 per share Cor loPer eeat) Of
their respective susserpooss
H. The residue Of the Subscriptions 70 be psd IN sue
eessve quarterly instamenn Of 10 per cent each TIE
frs quarter commencing Is, Of Nay, 1877 which vii
make the last nsslmcn, due IN Nay. lsts Subscribers
to pay their respective insnnenn o. any time during
the monihs when they become due.
w. Inseres, at the rss Of Per cent per snnrr vii v
pad semiannasiy On the ins,amenu PAID in durnstAs
construction Of the road. such payments Of interests
commence on ID. 18th Of November next and TO be
continued .ei annually ~ the road 10 PUT In operation
10 Albany
v AL stock issued ster the crssnisstcr Of the Com
psny ard all bonds ssued for loans. wsieh are msds
convertible into stock shs By At least thirty days pi'r
noce be srss offered PRO TO the stockhclders w
the tune in preference to other subscribers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
NOTE e..

gAerees 1t i. represented tina, individuals owning
property on the proposed route of the Hudson River
Railroad through which 1t 10 supposed the road mu"
run are willing and DESTROYS to take stock In the com
pany to the amount Of the compensation they may be-
come entitled to for lands necessary for the purposes Of
the road Therefore,
Rrsoirod That all persons owning property through
which it ia probable that the road will be located who
may subscribe 10 the stock Of the company shall not be
required 10 pay any farther instaen on their respect
i've subscriptions than the per cent required BY
until the line of the road shall be permanently located
in their respective neshborhoods and when so located
the said exemption from being called ON for farther In.
stalments on their subscriptions shall DO continued 70
all parties whose lands may be required until the amount
to be allowed to such parties respectively for value OF
their lands shall DO agreed on or DO assesssd In the
manner provided by law In o,der that the smouna 50
be allowed may be adjusted against the instruments
20 be paid the stock IL bsins understood, however
and provided, that nothing herein contained shall be
construed compromising the rishu Of either the
company the individuals for who're convenience this
arrangement IL made, in regard TO The value or tho
mode and proceedings for ce,anirg the value ofsuch
lands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
NOTE b.

A r-eeftzx Of ts> Cor-m.ssoses Of Tee Rrdso, F,C~
Paiiirosd Co-pa-s Aeid tAS Org q Nsrr f-s on I've
etts day Of Deoc~bo $50
commune snon on the par, OF highly respectse,s
portion Of the eighers and iorwsrde on the HudIon
river having been submitted 10 the Board OF Comrnis
.ioner. OF the Hudson River Railroad Company iavi,
ns their carly attention the consideration Of the Quss
ton II what manner and what extent tho frcishs'ns
interests between New ioik and Albany would be seect
ed By the construction and operation OF the contempstst
railroad upon the bank OF the Hudson snd wheth
er instead Of nurously interfering with, IL might not
DO made auxiliary TO those interests by furnishing Ma
moderate the motive power for transporting freight
care to be owned BY the eghers and fcrwEders them
seves but constructed and managed in conformity with
proper regulations to be adopted BY the Company urcn
full and deliberate consideration. IL was
Rssorca ss the unanimous opinion Of the Board That
IL will be the interest and the policy OF this Com
psny 70 afford every reasonable facility and sccomme
dson the teshrng interest the Hudson TO ensols
those engaged in To manage and conduct their freight
Ing business upon the railroad by furnishing them tho
necessary motive power upon liberal and tsvorsotc
terms for the transportation Of freight care 10 oe
BIZ the frrigh,srs themselves, upon principle osimu
stsd ~ the present mode OF towing nevht oSses oy
steam power upon the river subject OF course TO such
regulations TO the construction and management on
the freight may be practically necessary And
although while sctipg merely 90 COMMISSIONER ana
before the organization Of the company giving them
their appropriate powers directors they can give no
binding force resolution OF this Kind. they have no
hesitation iu expressing their decided opinion that
upon the due alton o. the company such system
OF rules and regulations ought to be- and they doubt not
will be adopted. shall Justly and literally promote
that interest
Iis farther Resolved That copy Of this resolution be
transmitted in to the communication above re
ferred TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

The undersigned fully concur in the sentiments
and statements Of the preceding address.
PETER sCHERMERHORN. THOMAS sUFFERE.
WIN. &. RHlNELANDER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04
sssssS SfAaA

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Gcorgia-elass No. 81, extra.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware on Thursday
lime IL - u1ultpr LOTTERY. N drawn balInt, Spie4.
dad Scheme. prize Of 50. 500, of 7,50u, Of 5,190
lnf 3.5nd, ] Of, 800, ! OF l,53s, 10 of 900. to of 500,
1fckes4 81. shares IN proportion; a certificate ofa pac.
ka4e Of Hu0les Will cost 81. shares in proporti0n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04
q ee.O@b0

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia-elass 25
To he drawn at Wilmington. Delaware on Saturday :,
June 70 - number Lottery. - drawn ballots
Splendid scheme. ) prizes Of $40. 600. ) Of 1900. : NJ
4.tuu. OF 2,ifl, 80 OIL 900. 81 of 100, Ito Of 2a0. ca al
tut, Tickets SO, shares in proportion, \ certificate of
q package Of whoics Will rost sl4s. shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04

Tickets 5 dollars; a certificate Of &c
whole tickets will be sent for 10 dollars.
Shares in Rroporlinn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04
+ ST. ISL.

80 - do Sus4.2 eHa = Ha4
- do N8s and Ha
4t his Nol AtH4-. IHIlts NaI SHad HHst received and
fr salcty Is WOODROW, 91I Mau.I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04

COPPER, TIN,
y sHEET IRON WARE M~ANuF4cToRY.
le5 Market SqRnre, Wheeling, Va.
subscriber respectfully informs his friends ana
= the public generally that h he's removed ms sac
rooms into the LARGE trick building adjoining his Old
stand, where he is Ally prepared 10 do all work, ether
in Tin, Copper or Sheet Iron, entrusted 10 him. with des
patch. 7 have on hand & large assortment of Tin ard
Copper ware that win cell for cash or 20 pronlnt cusio-
mes an a short credit. mr. II GEO IouNeoN
~oPPER KETTLEs-Wash and stew Kettles on
mru ls5 M4rkst eluars-
HoFFZE arLLs-A superior a,seie u Livingston
&RosgIns msnufsetpys, on hard ard for sale low At
Ynru J~oHNsON's. Fps Market spusre-
1FENITH COOKING Stoves a. vaTions prices IRON y
= 10 90 dollars, at JOHNSONfS, les Market Square,
warranted 70 work we'll or the money rftnnfed. M u
~Aeu aid for old eoaper. s,sss ard rewter st
y mttf= IoHNSoN's. - Na-set SQUARE
3bRAAIs-Xalve ard cock ~llYdranis al n rs
E. fargH prices warranted ia work vel, a
NIB - ~1oHNs4N,s. ls5. Market SqnaTe.
y FAD Proc alva,soe baud aud FURNISHED al shout
- nauce al mil JuiiNsoN'S, rs Market sqf'
wwYDRtNTs and other ws'cr piees REPAIRED al short
93 notice al mrll JoHNsoN's MARKET square
,.ss tTs ana csss-MCALLtM haB now on haad, Of
. 5saeu manufacture a. wei aseasiern, a lafte ant
si error stock efHats and caps Of ererH description at
Of wstol vtitesold cheap for cash atita NAN - p1t
ORG RradE-Eeeelved Al AACAlIAM a no
oislHer Rough ard Ready Has, very deslraiie iaf
hard Unddtes. PIT
~ 6IGu# aaa ne4dg raps=fb sseyc asaea saHs afa
IA IH-l tine article to- summer Wfaf q s"u
al pi2t - fFCALl.tN'ss rs Man street
"a coon assortment ofWaa aud Wtuda" fapefs,
n n 'a'ie.-' etc ''''' 'a'' - < ruoeSpaooa.
MORE cTNGHANS st CARR 0NS.
fzT r=sE.,4# a ne Itn5aH e.-tss sforH reti
- s4.ssa tTrrali al5 SQ... tH.aaa ,-s s,sis
d,Hsfug nom Iii e. s,nlned IN ms .,orf ~ ee.5g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04

GTand C0uaoIiiatcd LOTTERY d Delaware and
Genrgia-class u
To lie drawn AZ Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday,
juno -. 1871. e HuuIter lottery 10 drawn ballots.
SHieHtId srheme. ! prize OF : $1,000, / af $4,000, of
l6dd0. ufG.O60. ! Vi 1900. ] OF ~, ) OF 2,06u, 2j of
15e0 Tickets $40, shares IN proportion. A c%ertl1cat9
OF package Of wholes, wtlcost $50, shs IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04

. INGHANs, a tine assortment at various prices,
Nj just received at ~pAERaGf'S.
TiNNfNs, a large assortment Irish Lnueus, just re-.
a. CcIge# uY BAkKAGH.=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04
$4,000

SGSQtETANNA CANAL LOTTERY.
Class Na24-'o lie drawn 1.-THE City oI Baltimore. Md
ON " Wednesday. luue 10. = No Lottery ! drawn ballots.
SaIl4lld Scheme. / rfizc of S30,a00, ! Of i5.H0B, OF
IF. ! of $50. tesiaeF thousands Of smaller ones.
GIHkeiz Iu-shafes IN proportion. a certificate of a
LAu.e u Mnule. VIII COS s 10. sAaIea N lEol0rLI0n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04
MY 40B-NAlARkE Fl.

ollie Press had been suspeuz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04

@LuTIlS and CASHMERE Black French clothes 3
T. aHd - Ga=s4ule1es. Just received at
a.. pARRAGHS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04

na,cHttNa4s -s tzzet.z .t51..
I'D a5:rfexI. a1s Et4fa LES l&s 7fi41
Cl-zt &-.- sf4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-04

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