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thLE hNELD ID
A. DsgfCa MI JACKS ON, ~ \
AT THE GERMAN MEDiCINEtSTORE,
) No .tI2O, AYch street, PhiladelpAta..l, %
Their power over the above diseases Is not ex
lcel ell. ifsquailedby any prepsration in the
United States. as the cures attestain' many cases
after skillful physicians had failed ~ ';9 sef9
/, b.,s READ AND lBE CONVINCED y lss
& ,.lt Is tsa dWoosTRR, o.; Dec. I'd, 1851,
} Messfs SPHINX g. HowARpll Gentlemen, EN-.
brace this opportunity of Informing you OF the
great benefit havesderved from the use of DR..
Hoohand's German sBitters!it Ihave used them
for Chill Fever fnd disorder ed stolnach, and found
every case. They are the best remedy
fora disordered stomach, and Iic6rdaIIy recon-
mend them to the public .lea'l ~ w a' t'a
p lfsw 5, iiah I'll @F.KESSELMEfER.l =
.[From the German Democrat of WS6ster1 W
The Editor says, Oct ga, 1851: .Ysve are moi
in the habit Of of,recommendilig the AL Healing
remedies of the day, but wslfays used the. Ger
man !Bitters for a disorderediLissr and Stomach,
,nd have received great atbeneft from Ne use.i We
have also Recommended themltto several iof our
friends, all OF whom speak highly in their praise.
Y [From the Saturday Gazetie,J ~ ~
I One Of the best family newspapers published In
The United States The Edllor, Nov 30, said,
. .DR. HoorL ANp's GERMAN BrfrERsyLItis Il
seldom we recommend what are termed patent
medicines 10 the CONFIDENCE and patronage ofbus
readers, and therefore. y when we weiteconmend Or.
Hoo flapds German Bsters, wish Il TO ibs dis.
fihctly understood that we are not speykinGbfsthe
nostriIms that are ilniped about fora brief period
and then forg has done its guilty rsct
of mischief. but Of a medicine long estSbliShed
priced, and which has met the hearty
sunrova of3ihe facuitsitself = y y ltAH " !
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Jane McElloy. ct al, IN 4

! Jane Nc Elloy. et,al. IN io 1,sd i
Petition to. SET off, Dotcer and Sell Lands
A H fs ~. to- Pay Debtssi'lps e'li - igF1i
ZANE McELROY, !, Jesse McEiroy, John Me-
ID Elroy, Rsbecca MeElroy, S,na McEIroy,
Burlen Givens and Mary 'Givens, his wife, Rachel
"A. Nancy McElroy, Harriet Nc Eiroy Margaret
Elizabeth Nc Eiroy, John Irwin, and James Me-
Elroy, who IL non.residehtof the State Of Ohio,
wllLtsks notice that William Wstkins, Admins.
trsror Of the Estate Of John Mo Elroy, eceased,
on the lth day 6of JsnuaryaAi ID. 1853, filed his
Petition insthe Court OF Common Pleas Of said
county, praying that Dover he ssAgned to Jane
gMcElroy, the widow uf sAid deceased. IN the fol-
lowing described premises, TO wit: The east half
Of the south east quarter II section A 10 township
=, ,oi range S, IN the. Marietta land District. con-
tsinng 81 acres snd AZ handredils of 90 acre. .be.
ing IN said Monroe couptv;and that said premises
be sold 70 pay debts, .s.4 vi ~, sas,..
ess,sss 81 Z, JOHN SINCLAIR, -
y Jan. II, 1882 .tsEoliritcr FOR Petitioner. 4
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.opINIoNs or 7rHu PRnss

CLoTHiNG.-W would advise ali persons
wishing FRS OF q good material, 10 cali at A. NJ.
Adams Clothing Store, on Water street, h,
has I'd very line assortment of everything IA tfie
clothing line DAILY Inieiligepser. I, -
CLOTHING! CLoTHiNGHa at fair prices can
always be had Of our 'frieid A. M. Adams, corner !
of Monroe aud Water streets, who from his ex. !.
tensve stock Of cloths, cassimeres &C.. is ful)y'
prepared to rig you out in the height OF fsshicn.
This gentleman has aboGt $4,000 invested n. /.
fabrics of the richest make, and can iurnsh IN
man from top TO toe save with shoes. Partculsss
attention is solicited to his sibck cunprisipk ~
it dpes, coating. vesihgs, pantaloons, neckef.", !,
chiefs, drawers, suspehders, patent spring sioel,.
and splendid lot Of hats aDt caps. You. ca 4
not go amiss by calling at his store for any gpgs
ment intended for the comfort OF decoration of,
your person. AS he does large business ke .X,
able 10 sell cheap, his motto being ssqgck ssIsb
and small profitsm This, added TO ihe fact thsk I.
he has his goods made up Under blu y
dence should be sufficient inducement lSt eyesx
man disposed to buy. Il give him cali Lek
therefore, whoseek their own Interest ,.sencopr.
age home Industry" by shedding their thread .bar4
garb for 1bew one. 4Daily ISmts and Gak<ftS,.si
8 Oct27, 1852. 2rt .,. VIZ n, s ysss !. : -
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Pinneo's Grammar possesses many excellencies.
Its definitions are short, lucid, comprehensive,
philosophical. Continual exercises in analysis and
composition form distinguishing feature Of the
work Pupils who shall have mastered II, will
find very little difficulty in writing the English
language correctly. 1G .ftll tHL "}'s'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-02-09
/, 4. ", e, a.. NJ ADAMS ssse I. S.. e,
ilt WHOLESALE AND RETAIL q
CLOTHING, ES1,ABLlSHM ENTl

On the Corner of Water q. Monroe streets,
ga5 70 WHEELING, VA, 'iasH!a estpf
Where always can be found the larg est. cheapeet,
and ihemost desirable stock OF goods iii Wheel.
inggIgHe has just returned from New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and his goods ptesent
ansunushal attracaoninpoin Of quality and style.
and il Is well kno iS the 5ta'N'AnO ~ ff@t5Hyo
Aea "a BES ST'eBARGAINS Rt9fl 4, &,
Can be had of him. For Good aud Cheap Good.
he stands unrivalled. Do not fail 10 can, or, You
may regret ii u ~ IVY" "fs ffF ey,9
lis s,eck Consists ef die, Follo,oing .drsielse
100 black cloth dress Goats. 100 blue, brown.
and green GOATS, l5O black cloth frock coats, l6o
blue, brown ard green Goats, $50 black. brown.
blue and green sack coats, 100 business coats,
made OF cashmere cloth, SC. 100 beaver coats.
various cblors, 1000 felt and blanket coats, 50
dozen white shirts Of all grades. so dozen check
shirts, so dozen mariners stripe, dozen siIk
undershirts, 10 dozen cotton updershirts, "A dozen
wooden dndershirts, 2 dozen gauzes undershiris,
500 pair black Cashmere pants 1000 barred, strip,
ed and mixed pants, 2O00 pairs cassineti panis,
500 black satin vests at all prices; 1000 fancy sk
vests, all patterns; 1922 valencia, marseles, vel.
vet, Sc, l9 dozen fancy cravats, IL dozen neck
tiess 60dozen pocket banakerchieis. silk and linen.
90 dozen suspendefs. all prices and styles. I'D
dozen half hose, and 90 dozen drawers ~ "a
An the above articles, with great many more,
arenfered very low. al my Clothing Store. COS,
ner OF Monroe and Water streets, Wheeling, Va.
also fine assor tment of Hats and Caps I L,
l4ei mo q esiiftfNfn ssFF' A. NJ. ADAMS.
u miu1 81r IS silDD'l -t;15aA'C5a 4 'l7f lTTl'ife
e- NIB. LParticular attention paid to Gus.
TOM WORK, and all orders will be filled with
dispatch by tifi' &'hS+s's a. M. ADAMS Y
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+ No. III 'if M not

rNo.,I71 stifa M MT ~
To authorize the Commissioners Of counties to
approve the bonds OF Sheriff., Cororers and
Recorders, and to repeal the second section oil
an act to provide for the election Of County
Recorders. and prescribing their duties, passed
February 25, 1881.
SEC. !. Be ii enacted by The General .dssen.
biy of the Slate 0f Ohio, That all Sheriff. aud
Coroners hereafter elected shall, within ten days
after they shall have received their commissions,
give bond TO the State OF Ohio, with two orinore
sureles, TO be approved by the ounty Commis.
sioners OF The proper county, in any sum not ex-
ceeding fifty thousand nor less than FIVE thousand
dollars, (at the discretion of said Conmssioners)
conditioned for The faithful discharge of their
respective duties 49,,
SEc. 3. That the Recorder of each county
shall Keep his office al the Seat 0f Jus ice Of his
county, and before entering upon the duties
thereof he shall give bond. with two or more
sureties, 70 be approved by the county Commits.
sopefs Of The proper county, il the penal sum Of
two thonssnd dollars, payable to The State OF
Ohio, conditioned for the faithful discharge OF
his d,tef as Recorder. and shall take and sub.
scribe an oath or Affirmation, to be endorsed on
such bond, faithfully and inpsriialy to discharge
tbS duties of his Office
SEc. IS. That al Sheiifs. Coroners and Re.
covderq elected in the year eighteen hundred and
6fty-two. who have not given bond approved BY
the Court Of Common Pleas Of the proper, county.
shalI within thirty days from and affef the taking
effect Of this act, give bond and security accord.
iug 10 the provisicns hereof =
Dee. & Thst ssid county Commissioners may,
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Liver Complaint.

y III cIiiI Sih,. Oii'OANiS -
iei NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE Z,
OF THE KIDNEYS, "s'' '4 's''
DTtH az and all ~
NAT sl.l,ti diseases ari- y .c.'l't'@ :,
.f@nfGlh i sing from disor-
dered iveTor stomach, N
lslich as constipation, I'M
ward piles, 'fulIness ofablood HEa
to the head, acidty OF thelstomach. y
nausea, heartburn, disgust for food ,iuII- ''i.'
ness or weight in the stomach, sour ieructa-
tioDs. sinking OF flutteIing at the pit of ilil
the stomach, swimming Of the head, it,'ssq
hurried and difficult breathing, '',zl' y
..,, n, huuerng at the heart, t,chok-'sea ,>,iYf
,.s,. II ing or sulIoeating sen. ''.tEss i1l
N m sations whemin iaarg afl ~ .hre
nv, .g;I 4, Z II lying posture, ,e,i5lK 81 s'aRe
.rs.,t, dImness st5a HI iGt ,9'ief -
of vision. dots or webs before the 5fj1'l
sight, fever and dull pain inal y e.l'S
the head, deficiency OF 20 ~ 10 81
,,..t, t,f,5t perspiratiop. yellow tottt3ttl =
!.t.-,.., ness Of the skin and eyes. i'lcH sai
,t pain iD the side. back, chest,sHp1 isil
limbs, &c, sudden ilushes of heath n gD
burning ia the flesh, constant imagine ~
ings Of evil, and great depression ot spirits,
can be effectualIy cured byaie 10 siq
DR9aHOOFLAND'S
Celebrated German Bitters,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-02-09

Gy- NaB. .APartcular attention paid to GUS
TOM WORK, and all orders will be filed with
J;sna,cb byf "a Hfifs am .is3AfM IA AT1A Nfc 10
,seng IL tte1-i m. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

rESTti SE,u-ASNUAII TRADE SALE OF NE -
CARRIAGES. -, ~
an Wednesday morning 9Th March next al w. WNSG/
~ "ciock The Chinese Museum and Phaief faSE[
rsiafar 9,l aud George streets, Philadelphia QI~2-
The COLLECTION VIII co,n,se nearly TIIR HUNDRED, inci
nns rishtr Dwap & Go celebrated make all warranted
haeo Sal" account OF thc "eah
I'm, ALFRED NJ. HEKkNESS, Auctionecr
/ Phld = hi. T,f,
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MORE FACTS RELATIVE 70 KuLL's sANsA-


e>"mi"" the ''rls y mi@h hn, Sn'.i"
con,snG t..s' Mea{ pny-':lar "%l"-s ,'rn'
selves srosly IN lie a decidedly de b"st - ait"
OF Sas,rarrta that been paced fri"r tt" ihh ~
'h"ngh 'ir" are many -,|'ar MN" m y'rr,,r -
nciy notwithstanding. the. irr al II 70 F !&' d'2''
there ocrs VITO th Yield '' SUI or ~ i@'"i - 'S
community .r,c". read lie following from o." ni r.
-~ciahl % ';h ss""iins ~ The community IL S'i't
they lss. ~ ,, ~, ia
tract OF Sarsararlr and have hraon u Saying t Is
valuable compound would prefer 70 am nti'tI" ~.
tn' ., ,% x.ISi nr @ , believe wi, cue al
'lsca-rs wIr rec"na, died. -sd ''c"rlEe 4" o.
lb"i,"Hc 10 u" TaHa.c s'e.'s.sm - = rnf5.
Sy af sv,,i,. acc@mamc ~l Nol~+ Tron IN
bones "'s '" "' !" 's;'i NSstoNh .Gi1y NJ D.
Honorary Member Of the Medical S'c"ty. hra!rph',
What DR.. OWES. pru.ci.r and arohccary Of escai yia
standing, says about Bu's >arsap"rili" ,,, ,y,.
Mr. Ions ave been years. s"verc Al
icted with M..cial adacle. AMI 'ui heavy pam m my li"r
used almost all u" remedies Of he Jay especially The >t'",
chance" WITH y""rs htc" bd" 81 ""ch s'r "c
relief !iau all 'hs "ti"r, confined
therefore sac ieaau" recommending your SaTShpnn'a
the afflicted community as Superior article.
Hear d. SrAPp who stands at TIE TOP {" hi+
profession. d John ns ssr.a"ri'a
Chrome sa, VIII ~; mo-, ary s,; c a%a Il sy T H. ysla.
'"A y ,S a. ,t FS~Iy, wN STarp NJ D
= EwiSPoRT. ~, April g. l.9'
RHEUHiTLSN cCREDi
La ~lo are s.:'o Ins' n" iaHS- , % hEGna@
WI" U.s. '''' ''''i'' '-.'' .,.,,vy X MAJ - I~S
afflicted Nit Enunamo c Scycrr.t rla'"rrr wa a. "S
II" Creates "s'n; :" pans 'r''f cycS RENE! cou'1 e.
youi >.rnrila. which ' "'''r"* cure! me
any mediocre ever used rain scvrra!
months and i"'. 10 !oul, III cT" permanent, an
nrDors, Ky, Arm +''h $50
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ALUM WATER,


FROM THE ROCKiElpGE ALUM SPRINGS. Va
1HNfiE celebrity demand Ter ne waters ni
Il widely known ard "ruar Roe! bridge Alum springs
induced the proprietor furnish The puoic With t' sat III
barrels and hall barrels; ard 20 facilitate their "I"Ihi" they nave
appointed Mes BENSETT& BEERS Wholesale h'ucci-ir a.
Agents s," Az rin- hd''rs-.t !"
them by iaa Il" ncrwsc cnr"sr. The cash ~" cry acrraircs m
ordered will liz promptly attended to- and The water Shipped
part the Unite! STATES Price pr bill sit hall hf su
Of the Rockhigc Alum Spras. Va: containing no
Depending "lc.y Soi contents, he hnS"lic!
ANY distance. kept any reasonable cn. time without impair
ne It's the least tccrcc.
The barrels prepared process the Sprin. whlrh
.privcs the all winch t been objection
many thu her NarIdl SlIngs and Is Just as
pna in all lceIrcrS. II. fnuu'iu Head
public against iSin" Thi PFriS 10 h "n
Wafer paccs. They Calculate! 10
deceive iorhI;Gcc i"U Springs, aad ar III
many Instances highly injurious Address
BENNETT u BEERS Druggists,
7-dNc3m K!Clmr"l. Va
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tiNn MtIls., BI'ISI e
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP

WILLIAM ROLLINS. t0MMNHnEl . .
,,r.ru fT.y#a, 'rs he Pacsc ct
S.,ggy<iip Ci,sjGny's Linz fer tGit0riHG.
yuyulS SPl ENDD SEA STEAMSHIP will here
4 alter leave CHARLESTON for HAVANA IN
IN, 18th AMI arl! o EACH MOHlii; and from ia =
SASA for t>ruS. on The ch atl @!E"
EACH MONTH ,. n.,
~IE ,NSI;Ip IuapASEis LINE 10 a>rl\WAL and 81" IA.
fIFIC MAIL. LINE FROM PANAMA CALEDONIA d"d OH
CON
Passengers vii Il" land. lie Rail Road wlls 4" Asiu,.al
transit 81 tie l<.mu, The Passengers &i"ns"
The ISA BEL H a. HAVANA w'i TIC v NAl!
STEAM COMPk Wy : LINEN" Ne" ORLEANS
rickrgs IL. KEY NEST HAVANA. NJ" nkii.ANs. A>riN'
am. SAN FRANZ l>t.D- can be had ~ dirtsin' -
NbHUlISl - co.
10 I'izt Ray. iitiFl"sHtr, : .
III, onsl, T.rsc'tlpTthr lSAHE ntlAElf>!hN '" 'AN"
Ma can C"mlny- Agents a. me i"tas H''
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aAlu Of LAND Is NELSON COUNTY.

y m '-' "$ - March mex. pom lie rluHise eiIg
= Ia" residence IT Ncsun Anderson ed, an! the
Cc joseph H. kpIc!s III the county Nelson.
.ac: al sell = utr *ar i"r cash "a lie highest II 'i. the
i agt"' ia"a ron.a acres. tie he
t he iaus Mr. GtrI.,!TI.
trtG The hand cuitc:c2 % SIC b. lie e said Nelson
Anderson. "c, hy deed. date - NuvcHh. 49, lei
il. t.e Clerk j. ui:c 81 tlc & UNI! C"un Of Nelson.
BENZ n PERKINS,
ETrua ar. Trustee nf iialin Perkins. and !e rls.
"c 81 tie "io" al The aid ll4r!. a guardian t'
ftu.s.. l. :. rrrai;s. Feb i--c.I-
-.,L.. "a. t:ut&i- AND EGT Il LO.'ENG$TDN.
III. .r.l Is u. highest hi.er. credit
20 ,c'rr ap! 80 toe" a''is. rom q ! We:Hesta
;tt5!"g NE ..g"usfrG :a # Nelson.
y I,tr" 'i l,tin tu"N ana ~ IT. ariGrt"iaccs kupNn
s iiusc, IA" a property II n!r. re E,. DE-.
erased. Bonds ysi SECURITY VII Il, l,I aG die
tis ,td iMr sale wtt take place the
tt. cb!udIy l>,: b. lIic street cr Ike premises.
EL%I. u. PERRIN. e.
L. I-.L.. ~ iIrrL i. Nm. Hr-e-. ~.
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NATURALIZATION


Tl.s, aims hay ns bui hy ,prsa,: ''"rn.
mon, s.ryi.r every las iccr iakrl c'r':a
,r strength in! spool. AMI lrr acthnthh'
~ n -. ..cnres unrIalIcd Tor craInc.
p,,rt passage cabin.
.. IN So Exclusive c.t:l
~
From i.tvcp"'i l. New Yak. ti1 az! LA.
An ryp .iri =
No berth srcur pad
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.NIiCTITECT'S OFFICE,

opposite TIE EXCHANGE BANK. Richmond, VA.
;ENRI tNhl l. wuu' make K is ii"Hi az! the pub
t tt. his attention -X"asivr!. 20 he ARclil
gCIlEaL DEPARTMENT OF his buSIrss ard iuGIGs the DC
r m services hts iipc aSiuv constantly. he has
sized ~ ,i,c. The assistance ul OF the best
H. tic country. Mr. l.:EGOcn who VIII generally t
IN the Office, thoroughly educated 10 The cuisines, t'
Academies Germany. several years ~ he s;m!y a'
ii ~ piu.eaiun liav ht France ard "r ,hr las '
Iarse OF 81 the leading offices III No" y
yan' r aL tI!:ried nIinS ri ;:r most ONT
lHg.e tu!lH. III the ci! ari Surrounding codn!
w4.l :mrol,r and - Nicholas o;cis. several
,Is. m nu;It the brsi private dweliISr
.De lie viii visiting the office many sIeci
.rs. well large collection o! other pans IN eve
'art!y nfsy!H.
~ s "r many years the satisfaction oi pleasing those by
er:i ed make plans and designs, wiz con
attention 10 al ~ofi done IN the ofice ana
buildings where attention. required
attelru Will De par! I" il'1o fitness II "ts, durd.
nnura,S u,! economy gf erscmon propose to furnish
e a.. .luG- u! public Buildings, Mills Factories Ran knad
a El-.>, Warehouses;, stores IN all The modern styles
"a very l"-cIip ION suited TO town or country Interior
~ sores Saloons public Halls. &c. Monuments,
@ Vault RAJ for ccme:neS AND To make ON uii
'ca h working drawings for every building receive
Tad renrd ly snPerihend every part OF
r .e.I 'c.'. completion il desired.
those " n 10 rot Knew me 10 suii!c
80 eaw CITIZENS. BIZ whom have been 'mll"Sed among
Ma Bl.rr. conway Robinson Nni III Mtcidrdrd Jas
80. A. har James " Murson Robert g. sanaih WIN H.
" 1ad -. r Nciiu-fuI GuddIn. James l'os,er Lewis
-haS la. 3g.,-. RI harrison Co. Joseph Alien ~
.c' As l'uya an; Jl WicthA". Esqnics, 81 Ric'im"hd
~ > l" hat plans made i"r he" WI! ic used ~
~ a "ls llH vau.s- regard for the Interest
- Nix "tnH I~s. NIL t-urc that reward seek
!. u HENRY EXAIL.
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LOYTEKsES.
SITUATIONS OFFICE.
fel SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, ICRMO EbriRal

s,rNATToN,s OFFICE.
~ ossouTH FouRTEEhTns Observation-Disclosures
! Drawn s \ Nos Of I, delaware Ia No -: Feb:
Ticket N"s 20 - - apricot slt sold anl paid , y ,r,x
Drawn Nu. Of delaware Extra. -, Feb. :
- . \ - !" - y 81 II 90, 20 =. r ~ ,,,,
SD and rari " srKArruN
Draw H"> Delaware Class y, lrh ;
II - II Il II - D. III 81 % 10
aI ticket No II II Il another '"' and paddy sR .rr,S
Drawn No.. 81 Delaware, ES'I. - Feb 10
Ticket Nos bs a. Sss d .s a si1N'"N
II II !; 60 - ~ - t. 81 81 80 ~
Ticket Nos =, prize oi s.r, sold and paid ''y
scnemeA the :. e-I.
FRIDAY Delaware \" - Capita a6V! 3 Noe, Il draw"
'SsS!S StAy-pea~ars r>,ra No Capita. s4G7a IS No"
l." S,rSE,aY@D Delaware No &C. Capital s,c~ N"e y
Drawn. TicScss SD
10 Buyer>are sefrrea ;of prizes
,thcotfcc aprool of what has been dole:a"d'''''
nun,c sold andpadby me:
Orders Packages crsaes opacsasss
.eaboye scicncsandin aIlthc Lotteries Will DC s m
N'ese% SrR ,rrnN Richmond Va
:, ,,,,,, ,,E,,ENr OFFICE,
S rdTnTn h1i' srRERr, taisr the Exchange Hotel
" Richmond, Va. r,,,,ai. Feb. 5
i, s''T" g 90: !" Al "Sa - q 90 80 :,
Ticket 81 e przs s s%'S Extra 81 Feb s.
:, :, h n ,, 40 20 s. Il 81 II 66 % 10
Ticket 10 50 p r.; , Sss Class % FEB
II Drawn 30. Of Delaware; csss r. FsI. 70 !,
a ii $ 81 IS 40 Il, s.oi . q :" % 80 81 ~
w"'s :" : .. nii'y's 4 A' 6 s. ps 3 ' g
;, ~ n 3y another prize
Hal, % 49, s,nr m q.
Oh, I,awarc Lottery, Class No Cap all
an utu. lSJO, Of $3.50 IS Nos. 10 iraHn
o.. s.,. 81 shares proportion.
SsrJRDAY-Thc Delaware State Lottery Class h-Cailals
s5ohn $500. i35 IuWu 6ns 400 3mN - OF 2uCo lo :"
gs,n II OF 500 &c 10 II drawn Tickets S5slarcs III
proportion. ,:... ,,,, r;.t.
the above Gregory hduryt oerlcsAo
rom
n adj uretswiiehrequcsed
chansr OF hour SacsGinse ia the ABOVE ocriefa oH
- received the evening by
telegraph. ,,,.;..... ~ Tuesday :, Thur.
~ sn,mSi,vs sales close o'clock. Price of Ticket
ua!" an I..." Lis Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
que d"" " no. ), EychangePa Rchm0nd.vs
~ a.col,ae, No a-"1hers'ucs ""dd "smSeT''ay' S@'
~
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.a1o A1.aERTHoLL!NG and Way Kanlolpl I!2lI.

i4,cs Of VIM Boiling. deceased Rirhar "a iI'rhel Vim.
Michel All other persons having le TO- or claiming any IN
the ShnCSOc Creek the city oi Rchro nom
Franklin 10 Haim r streets l.. said city.
TAKE NoricE city Richmond viii by her Aors: az
y the Court OF Hastings sa! SaturIa' the h
February point isia.ecstc 'F"cha is 81 ~"
81 aSccanin. Just conthsas' on =" ~
the land covered b shoe sne creek. the width ." !Ty
se commencing south side q Fahsirn N -ai 81!
no ,nF sa, creek Main 10 the ay "tc the
. rrer The the First Market "h ls'' :" Ethi'
- ",' WIN - . r,t V.r..t JOSEPH MAYO,
-, iur..,l Attorney for the city al Richmond
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-.E:! aid after tn Is. ia February ~, al g." + arcs.ns o..
4 I.riuyic aEi t' Ei'!gun!
ll .,aI a the w he required
-, NJ rr - III. the igc Api"naurE any "rtri
HIS lc.u b" ur"irn 10 a Carriers ~ the
w be emarlts II the s'i 'Ese shipped
lt0rg Fi.n',lNc. ,., 49,, ,,.,,,
n - r. tnn.ary tolls III" p"r hif"nau"H i."
p,y fh point. Tcc.a necessary "rncri az ~ = ~ "S'
H'n;;,,, .ns. i,rr ". EENAE!.E,
" iurt. .lIer spr"aa:ux Co.
,.r,r "In,r-'' and cryy cuuntrS
,rrrr Irur weeks aut s'u"t I" h'' r. hiS "ls
90 BUD 4rasgrc h,rumat"% c"n""! PestshG'= Va.
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s PERSON 40 YEARS or A;:E CLkEp GG i RAD I.,, a.


10 Professor ilu'oHay:
Dear SIrAiy wife ia, suffered rom Ba! Er"a Cot
months aGd !ning the whole rtml. bad c be-! uc
but all Ia !avfr h"nT. h.a'rt
m. c1 with yonr unrva"d medicine. - 81 amn
lI and Ointment. and therefore, h'!u
and lIlInalcI var GIso Tor II .s llG uDu rrr ,
Sas elected. apic hCurHi chr ararcr
derived RON :hsIi Tc.y ah:onI Au.. lnc"
,.culnnca. them 10 albany frl.nG-.
(SI4uri) FREDERICK TURNER.
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H.. oi KENT At AUCTtOS.-On Monday, the
- w. ie.rnt month tF.bcIaryI will rent publicly,
.r.t ." : o'clock III the afternoons m farm situated
''' ~ he b!l Market, containing about 70 acres;
r.r,. "t'', "tIr Is 0t pretty good quality. The i'm
S" 'wcng, with rooms. all needfui out. houses
n..@. s4i',%r ] II. BLAKEY
1lu, :, ny i"Lkh y Cook Feb. Q.
y. 49,. 80 81. \ Nd DWELLING FOR RENT.
., I 's.,'h'I" Store house and dwelling rcccny 49,
i no i, uuafrcS Is inr rent M;;,1
tlW..S' - l'-rHii ELISHA MELTON. EII
,-St1'I AID SWISS THINNING
>,r ~" a,a fdeIns.
-. '' tir
H. '"-a.l 'f 'ale ~ G. HARTNELL
Opposite Swan Tavern