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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
Counr MARrIAL.-A Court Martial is now
fOk IHE IlhEs.
LlNDSLEY INSTITUTE AND LANCAS.
TERRAIN ACADEMY

The second session OF this institution, I'M
der lis peaseni organization will commence
on Monday next, the lst of May.
Ia making this announcement the Trus tees
congratulate themselves and the public, that
they have succeeded in slaoishing on a firm
and it is believed on permanent basis, an
institution In every respect wosthy OF their
patronage aud protection. Commenced under
circumstances almost hopeless, the school
from hsing dead has been famed into life, and
under the management OF is present able and
elf -ient principal, il has during single SIS
sion OF five months, attained state oil whole
some and unexpected prosp :fily. The
skill and tact displayed by Mr.. Scott and hi.
assistants in the general management oi theiI
pupils. and the aptitude they have evinced
Tor impdrhng instruction, have ELECTED the APP
probation and inspired he confidence OF their
numerous patrons. Notwithstanding the diff
culuss, necessarily connected with the first
organization OF such sehool-the want #
time for the proper classification OF students.
many were sdniJed-the late examination,
conducted with no view to display, aud with
ont special preparation, eviaced degree OF
proficiency ia their several studies. highly
credltable to the students, and very gratifying
to the numerous aud respectable audience in
attendance. Ia the past as far as II has gone,
We base guarantee Tor the future conduct Of
the school, and the Trustees have no hesita-
ton IN assuring parents both at home and
abroad, thai ia sending their sons 10 this in.
spituliou, they NAY rest satisfied that they
will meet with good moral training and re-
eeiye sound classical edueatious.
). +, HULLIHEN.
NJ. NELSON.
NJ. Il. HOUSTON.
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"0rrs.pega.se. -. BaL..n.re tirioi

DgrrespondeHcs u Tx Balt.Rere Pafi5f.
washington. Apdl %, ielS.
AN ereei1ly informed .aat NJ. Polk lesls
| suriOus i9 gunAef "ail s8t comfort" 10 the
luca'auss. aad ihJJ i,a probably will address,
message 90 Cuu-f - og the s.htct. IL IS
h1li question. We Stale "a ous ia3IaaEtal DE-
, c4tH4rlIN OF lNDEPEyDEScE that ALL NEy
/ AHf csgArED EQUAL. u this bo true. what
/ r6ii have sc 10 take zap arms 20 aii the fao
/ OF spanish origin ~ Nacstsn in overthrow iug
and crushing ne many abOnglhes .. Tia. AZ
! dc republic, who are the true owner, Of the
| sol. aud True lorisof thedoinain,
But England viii get foot-ho.i there. If
We do not interfere! And so we will Interfere.
aud perhaps set further involved ia broiis,
cohiehuons Had expense
IL an American force should be sent 10 va.
ca'an' General Twiggs, here on the spot. is
Just Inc hero 10 take The command. Although
oul week or two Of duty. the white-hairsd
so'diet-ihough Tar yet from being an old
mdn-pants 10 be on the march again He
peters new duties, however being satisfied
with The part be has taken ia the operations
Mexico"
The opinion prevails here, now that although
there VIII be a quorum of the Mexican Con-
gress present al The present seat of government
oi that republic, yet there will be no ratificd-
ton OF the Treaty. The Mexicans dread their
own internal dsseniions. They could not
Keep any one government in existence any
length OF time. il our army were ia be forth
WIN taken from their county. Hence they
bod better le; things remain as they are, than
10 aceede To the Treaty as ii stands. and lose
al. else. They are amazed at our lberaiity, in
Offering TO give them twenty millions OF dol
lars Tor the same territory which they offered
10 US. before the war was begun. for ten nil
lions; and no doubt they conclude, that mas
much we have already been so very liberal
We Can be llttie more 50 still. aud 50 they
viii ask to have few changes made ia the
Treaty, just enough to give assurance that
their Government shall be protected.
In this way il i believed, Mr.. Commits
sioner Sewer VIII be kept good while in the
CITY OF Mexico, negouIting- aegotiating-ue
goliatng. Mr.. Clifford, oil course, viii come
nome. directly, II not sooner The dread Of
the forthcoming vomto GA the coast will DIVE
him back 10 he United States fast enough
POTOMAC.
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didsie again. which De- rrrr4 ely uii; bat o.
ss3ai, iis r...te ..ss .u Wark q e.
h. gls home ~ Ha4. rut-there va. q,
s.ih 60 Haiss. go .a,s >.. u.s. seemed (,
want .e Yps.. a.i aua. 4. -s,4n-I ID care d.
bout We election. ta h- Thought n- mus
hl,e meeting. Ne bed lakcu no notice O.
iHm. for We considered bin very much as
a p2.rcaL which Ia gentleman is not dispose
to light, though he klows be can whip Il. -
lie mus. have meeiing.a meeting for what
to make d speech sud >pi. his foul slang at
a.. We understood very well what woaid
be lac nature OF that speech, end had we fe.t
anything but supreme contempt tof the man
aHd what he might say, we Should have goue
10 The bali and kicked bin from the ros,rum.
Perhaps itwou.d have beeu the proper course,
but we cannot get over The impression that
the man who strikes BLACKBOARD excep, in
selt-deieuce, comes down to his level.
In relation to what he said ofus we have
but one word 20 say; we should do wrong in
saying that we afe entirely Indifferent to it.
We are not. We are proud that a man of
Mr. Edgiugions despicabe character hates
Us, and would deiract from u; aud more proud
are We. hat IN community where we have
/ been Intimately known, since we arrived at
manhoois sge-lor fourteen long ani bus,
years man like Mr. Eigiugton, known 10
BE- liar oil no regard lorhls word or his deeds.
with no restraints OF conscience. cannot en-
/ terra charge, or state a iact. either public or
| private IN our whole career, cannot. probe as
he often has endedyored to. our private, so
cIdi. ousiaess and public relations, fni either
one act to detract from our fair fame, or one
stain OF dishonor, cannot show one Trait OF
evil. We are proud Vi it., proud of the POI
slilon, end proud vi what we know must be
iae estimate Of every hish-mnded one al our
fellow citizens when they reflect upon the
fact that man like Mr. Edgiugton, known TO
be alike an assuming egotst, end vile and
malignant slanderer. can make no charge a.
gainst US, except that We wrote to the
President OF the United States, ex1Sess.
my views that every day are more fully prov
I ca 10 be sound aud correct, and condemning
an act which has, Tor eight years prostrated
The wing party.
Let them glance at the character of Mr. Ejg-
Iugton, and see whether tina, Is equally IN
blemiShed. Suppose we were to apply the
prob; suppose we were to take up the jour
nal OF the Legislature aud tell where he has
been, year by year, when the most important
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
DAILY TIMES OFFICE,

Aprll27, 1913.
BEANs.-50a62Rc Extra 70.
BARLEy-3Oc. Dull.
! BEEswAx-23 cents, dull.
CoKDAGE.-Whi,e Rope Coil l2c. ~ III.
" when cut ic
farred Rope by Coil Ic.
:. when cut l21c. HEM
Bed Cords SOAP, oo93 90 " doz.
CRACKERS 5 i04 81 per barrel
CANDLES. Sperm 35c; mould lOc; din.
ped &c.
CORN MEAL.--Sales at 81 ,50asl ,75 per bu.
CoFFEE.-Ssdes Rio al SaSseis. Java iOsc.
COPPER Brazier's 2oc, D5lt SIC.
| DYE WooD,. - Nicaragua &c; Logwood
"a.
/ FEATHERS.
I FisH.-No. | mackerel, 81 No. 2. 9. 90.
No. $3.50 per barrel. Salmon SIS iol
/ No. /.
! HoPs-5a6c.
| Frult-No change in fruits. Dates II al3.
Dried Apples 62a65; Peaches 81 .37al 80.
/ FLoUR-Si,25 70 100.
/ GRAIS.-Wheat SUaS5c. Oats 25c.
CoRH--3JA37c; Rye 40a45
] GLAss.-S b. 10 S375a4 90 10 by II 81, 75a
! So; 10 BY 10 30 90.
Gus PowDER.-Rihe 50, 70; Rock 81.
HgMP. -None in market
! lSDIGo.-75caSl 20.
4 lRoN.--Sales at 30a32 for Allegheny; HANG.
/ ing Rock $50; Iron Mountain $40. four mos.
Sales o! Tennessee al 532, Bar, Junista 3.
Sheet "A Sc Pig iron on the advance.
LEAD.-Pig 4 3D.; Bar 81; Waite Lead
I 30 a, pure / 10
LuMBEa.-Clear S24 per thousand; com.
mon oi3. The stocks al our Yards are fair
NAILs.--id 5sc; On 4ic; ST Ale; lOd 4c; no
change.
OlLs Sperm S0al ,35. Linseed Oil 60.
sale OF 30 bbls Llnseed Oil al 6Oc, Ga b
Winter Lird OIL re; Tanners Oh l6a1
Whiting Aalac; Venetian ned
Iaa1c; Litharge &c.
SPIcss.-fepper 8.al0c; Cassia ~; Cloves
2Sa3lc, Nutmegs 81 so, Ginger, 9,I25c.
GINSENG Dull at 25i26c.
PRovIsIoNs.-La 5a6; Butter, kes. 91,la
Roll, lIal24c.
Bulk meat.-None in market
Stsos-Clover j. 50a3 o.; Timothy s .75a2
FLAN-o0aS5.
iiN-piate Sl0,75 per box.
NHIsAY-Clty RecIiiied 2lc; Cincinnati
l9d2l
AsaEs-
POS &c.
Saleratus 7a98c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
Com. q Board Of Trustees

THE WHEAT CROP in the central portions
OF the Stale looks very promising and is now
past danger from the winter.
A lriend from Huron county informs us
that in Huron Ene aud other northwestern
counties, appearance OF the crop is not so
p,onisius-mau fields being badly winter
killed, especially where the land is too WEI
and impeTlectly dTained.
Letters from Columbian county slate that
the wheat crop looks well, except on wet
Iands' but the neglect OF drainoge is gresl
loss 10 the wheat farmers.
Where the whoa plants have been partial.
~ heaved out by frost, we again remind iarn,-
ers, that rolling The ground tins dry weather
will prove veTy benihciai.
In southern Ohio. on rich lands, the wheat
crop i, 50 forward, that pasturing il of win
sheep will be OF advantage. OHIO Cultira.
for.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
TnNEDICG
CONGRESS


Washington, April &c, lS4S.
SsSArE-.A resolution was passed to supply
members OF the House with copies OF
nuston's Official report Of the proceedings OF
Senate.
Mr.. Badger offered a resolution insiruciing
Library Committee 10 purchase Browns
rrait Of General Taylor. The resolution
'as laid over.
MIR Hale then asked for the consideration
"f the bill TO suppress riots in the District Of
Columbia. No, agreed to.
Mr. Benton then moved to take up the Cal
liornia Claim Bill, which was agreed TO. Yeas
%; nays7.
Mr. Mason moved to substituted Board Of
Commisai' ners, instead of Colonel Fremont.
ron this debate sprung up, in which
dessrs. Underwood, Niles. Philips, Crilten.
lieu, Allen, Batler, Cass, aud Badger par,ici-
pated.
No action was taken. and the Senate SOW
after went into Executive Session, and con.
linued until tie adjournment.
House oil epresentatives.-A message was
received OF the President, accompanied by
he Cores pondence OF the War Department
nth Gen Scott
The reports OF various committees were re-
! ived, bills reported; aud alter the usual read
| gs properly referred.
bill was reported by the committee on
ilitary Affairs, repeating the law giving the
resident discretionary power at the termina-
.on Of the war, TO retain either the old or ne W
'nerals.
Mr. Houston OF Alabama offered the bill
which was warmly supported by Messls.
Holmes Stanton aud Bolts.
MIR Maclay offered all amendment which
was lost.
h Mr. McIane moved to lay it Upon the tabl,
(which was lost, and the House adjourned
iwilhout action.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
fuN WITH me TELreRAru.


The operator 81 Cleveland commences 10
eommuaiatei 10 Buffalo:
Tick, .ok. tick, tick. tick. tick. buz.z "a,
iick iilh. 0uz z. tick. TICK, tck, tick" The
/ Bull sl nan reads.
Nj Williams Canal boat sunk with Two
hundred little pigs"
! lae operator IN BHtIilo replies. Tick.
uca. N-H' out 2, tick. TICK, tick Yuz z 2. tick,
| lch. ttck, TICK. The other reads.
BaASlo.--oF course they fitted 10 their lit
/ tie voices and sqIeaed"
! eveland.--fick, tick, "thefs mus, be
some mistake.
! Buffalo. Tick, tick, yoa wrote Iitils pig.
Cleveland. a rapid tick, t:ck. II wIote
I leaiau pigs"
huid.o.-No you didn't write leaden. You
should have written Pig OF lead.
| tieve iaud.-lA burned tick. tick.) won't
permit any eaden head ike you, to teach me
Bufilo.--(Slow strong tick,) Oh. you
wont eht II had that empty head OF yours,
n-ar my knuckles, ! would make the dull
comprehension which occupies It. think that
more OF me was lead than my head.
C!eveani.-(Rapid ticklng) | consider
that personal
Butialo.-lls ha ! do you2 what then7
A. That moment a thunder storm breaks
near Bliidlo and the nuid visits the office,
, stirring things up with the full force of the
/ simon p re unadulleraled article; the Buffalo
oPefdior Starts from his seat. alnaze.
well, hang the fellow" says he, "who
would have thought OF his getting angry"
Cleveland rIck, tick, Iick,) That Bate
~ oil yours must have been very highly charg-
ed, Tor you have knocked me of inv chair.
Bailiip. Click, tick aud 50 you favored
me with a lica bIek. eh}--"Look out--a mes
sag. and on goes this wonderful invention
lckIag It's Intelligence from point to poiut
with speed which makes ior.ncr "a bles a p
pear like prophecy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

\ THE MARY STEPHENS,-We are much
indebted TO the fine steamer Mary Stephens,
flor st. Louis papers, later than any received
BY mall The Mary Stephens is as good a
boat as there is on the river, and run with a
first ale set of officers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.

STATE ELEcroRs.
Eost n Whteheid. Isle of Wight.
. q W Boiling. Petersburg.
VII 2 Irving Cumberland.
4JK Irving, LynChburs.
3 w Martin. franklin.
Is W c Eiyes. Arhematle.
r Robt Z Scott, Fauquler.
: 1T Garrett. Westmoreland.
" BOuidin, Richmond city.
10 Robt Saunders, Williamsburg.
II 4 HunieJ. Jefferson.
II A IL "A Stuart, Augusta.
Is s McD Moore, Reekbritge.
il Conelly f Trigg. Washington.
Is G W Summers, kanswha.
Is q ID Camden, Harrison.
II L II Peirnoint. Marion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

Joseph Henry, the man who some lime ago
bred on Louis Philippe, is said to have been
restored to liberty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

Tho Examination and Commitment Of
Briscoe "A second examination of the col
ored barber, Briscoe, who is cha rged with ha-
wing violated German girl, on board a steam
boat, and then throw ing her into the river
ond drowning her, took place at Natchez, ON
the 10Th. He was committed for trial. The
excitement of the Germans was intense. The
Free Trader says:
"Under the impression tina Briscoe would
make use OF money he has accumuidted,t 10 Sc
cure bail, for the purpose OF iurieiilng Il, aud
thus defeat the purpose OF justice, number
OF the excited crowd rushed upon the officers
who were taking Briscoe TO prison, and came
very near getting possession OF The prisoner.
He Vas barely saved at the outer door OF the
Jail, one OF his lawyers, e. K. Rdlley, Esq,
bravely opposing himself TO the raging human
torrent rolling On Police Officer Beubrook
also exerting himself 10 the utmost to get the
accused into The welcome shelter OF the mas
sive prison. The instant the door was open
ed. pistol shot seemed 10 have been hred
through the aperdture over the crowd, as il 10
butf them back while at the same instant,
with simultaneous report, pistol was fired
from the Crnwd The ball oil which passed into
door, and il of course could have been scarce
hair 5 breadth from The body OF Mr.. Ralley,
" TO was nearly in its range.
The assurances OF our respected Sheriff,
Newman, lhatn no illegal or straw b,il should
be received and indeed none at ali, unless
with The foil concurrence OF the District At
torney aud Mr.. Miaderhoff, Gained Town the
turbulence OF the excited crowd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

A PIedmont-se Jew is said to have be.
queath,d by viii a SUN OF three million francs
10 the Pope.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

HEARD FRoM.-President Po.k's Dead Sea
ex pedition has been heard from. We sug-
ges, he should now oragsnlzc squadron 10
plore 81 Clair Flats. Ii he felt as much in :
lerest in the wrecks OF Anerican Con nerce,
as IN the ruils OF Sodom and Gonorrah, he
would never have writen his veto; and il the
the Locoioco press OF Mich gan thought as
much OF the interest OF Lake Commerce, and
and OF the interest OF the people OF this State
who's pports them, AS they do OF the good
will OF a law dem i5o5ues, They would dare 10
speak out aud condemn James *. POLK
Detroit Ad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
am, dear sir, your son,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

T. ). Sill you Will be 80 good ss to IA
yoT me with blank book | viii tfdnscribe
my reading which Will serve to Tx them up
on my mind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

/ IHdiscrett Miss--The editor OF the Gin
cinnati Commercial deserves to have his ears
boxed for the followiog:--
The folks on Sycamore street were anus.
/ ed yesterday. by an extraordinary exhibition
oil Kissing. young lady, OF about fifty, and
an oil geHllsmen, oi about twenty five, kiss
ed each other, unconscious OF obse rva Tor. as
they, in an open carriage passed down Syca-
more street, aud continued The sweet amuse-
ment all they reached the river The loving
couple will accept our thanks Tor an item.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

The counting room of the indianapolis
Journal office was discovered to be on fire,
on Tuesday night. 1t was put out by several
Young Inen belonging to the Office, before any
damage was doue. 1t was fired by two boys
who entered the office Tor the purpose oil stea
ling newspapers TO sell to grocery keepers.
They stole the key OF the room during the day
to prevent lis being locked.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
NEWS BY THE ACADIA.


II is stated in the Breslaa Gazette that 100,
600 Russians are already concentrated on
the Polish frontier, under the command OF
Prince Pdskle which 1t is also reported that
10000 have suddenly been called TO The same
irontirs iron, the Caucasus.
The following manifesto to the Emperor Of
Russia, has been published at 81. Petersburg
I and received with the greatest Enthusiasm
Alter tina benefi OF d long peace, the West
OF Europe fluids itself, at this moment, sud-
denly given over to perturbations which THEA
ter with ruin & overthrow all legal power, &
the hole social system. Insure ction & anar-
( chy, offspring OF France, soon crossed the Ger
man frontier, aud have spread themselves in
every direction with an audacity which has
gained new force in proportion TO the con-
cesslon OF the governments.
This devastating plague has at last attacked
our allies, Tie Empire OF Austria aud the king
dom oil Prussia; and to-day. in its blind Jury
menaces our Russia-lhat Russia which God
has cunhded 10 our care, but Heaven forbid
lhat this should be. Faithful to the example
handed down from our ancestors, having first
invoked the aid OF the Omnipotent, we are
ready to encoun er our enemies from what
ever side they may present them selves, and
without sparng our own persons.
We will know how indlssolubiy united we
are 70 our holy country to defend the honor OF
OF the Russian name, and the involabilily of
our territory. We are convinced that every
Russian, that every one OF oar faithful sub
jects will respond with JOY 10 the call Of his
sovereign Our ancient war cry for our faith,
our sovereign, and our country. will once
again lead Us on in the path OF victory and
then with sentiments OF humble praise, as
now vita feelings OF holy hope. we will all
cry with Que voice, God is on our side
Understand this ye people, and submit, Tor
God is on our side
Given at 81. Petersburg, the l4th Of March
III The year oil Grace, 1913, and the 23l OF our
reign
\ letter in the Sehlesischer Zeitung OF the
23d ult,, confirms former reports OF the con-
, cengration OF large army OF Russian troops
close to the iroatiers OF Upper and Lower
SIIesia, They consist chiefly OF Cossacka and
Clrcdssans. The same paper also confirms the
rumors current OF disturbances III the Russian
part Poland, especially at Warsaw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

In Mr.. PITTS. Ohio county sends TO the
Legislature true whig, an able man, fluent
speaker, and one who viii neither disgrace
The county abroad or fomcnt discord i home.
CoUKT MARrIAL.-A Court Martial is now
in session in Annapolis for the trial OF three
Midshipmen. Il is composed o! Commodore
Morris, Commodore Morgan, Commander
McCauey, Commander Richie, Commander
Buchanan, Commander Feragut and Com. Bar
ron; Pinkney Whyt-, Esq, of Baltimore,
Judge Advocate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

Since the revolution in February, no books.
except . lew Insignificant pamphlets, have
been published in Paris.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

10 reply "a the communicated OF Ds c. d. WIN
AASsse w y Al ts~s Us. esabiect Of wcvsy
hn'leet o-gt Vaushn's Vegetable Lthontrlpiie MiN.
ne 'rrat Anleriran Rclieiy-we have only to
"a tas every uane which sppesrei IN these mott
&c - giving tesmQny 10 the great curative power OF
WIS iaf iansa aftelu of Medicine. il genuine one,
Nne'eFrf or worthy friend may thimk: no fiction e
-. llfe, sud " Dc questions me word after this,
s' .'i mentioned. tie siaoe Of fesiaence aud send
80 psii irttcf 20 TIE pcrsuu he does not receive
at''fF answer both REL ards the geuumone.s Of
sh's gwen and The chsrseyer OF the nescine at
uast To- also, 'oa will publish gratis hi. communi.
t.seHs forth our ialscaiion and stand cnnviet.
ed Ok Re Jury VIII tsis satisfy Inc Doctnri a. hsn.
poh 20 tHoW what VIC arc engsgef in when we print
sas thi- vegetable Lith0uripiic doing great
i'f AtL complaints as the hsents IN this " hose
heNes art lnder the Advertisement N our paper viii
inform thg Doctor, GET a nau1uhet aud ~ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

FIRE AND DEArH.-The drop curtains OF
the Broadway theatre, n. YORK, were entirely
destroyed by fire on Saturday night, whea
oae OF the large rollers attached, falling to
the Stage, struck Samuel Pry upon the head,
killing him III short time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

FOR MAY 9Th, 1siS.
BRl Lii ANT SCHEM +:
10000 Dollars!
IN THREE GRAND PRIZES OF S75,0O0 EACH.
Whole tickets $40. Quarters 81 so.
Certificate of % Tickets only Sl7, so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

FOR MAY 3ist.
$4,000 DOLLARS
Whsie Tickets $40 Quarters So, so.
Certificates of &c Tickets only $3.50
u railways order certificates of full packages
III }PYFER d co.'s Bulletin OF Lotteries tor each
month awarded gratis.
TO THE PUBLIC.
w wish itunderstood that every Scheme advertised
by House, is carefully examined by tie Governor
and the Managers bonded 10 he state that every
prize soidhy us shalt promptly paid The Drawings
that customers are rst sworn 10 ny INC
State Commissioners aud printed.
lrysWe always sell certificates of full Packages of
Tickets.
MPAuknls of uncurrent FUNDS wanted and for sale.
Exchange and collections puncsualy aud faithfully
attended to.
our friends residing in any section OF the Union may
he assured tsey will receive ihef ticke'sh ny man,
if ordered from u.s. faithfully as though they were
brought under their personal eNamnaii,a.
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