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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23
From the " Y Commercial Advertiser.

FROM Lne ". 4, Commercial .4dUerttSer.
Mexico. By the arrival of the schooner
Splendid, which left Vera Cruz on the 18th
ult., papers to the day of her sailing have
been received, from which we gather the
following particulars of the general ntelli-
gence. The Spanish force, landed at Cabo
Rojo, and which took possession of Tampi-
co, amounted to less than 5000 men, most
OF whom are said to have been negroes and
mulattoes. On the 5th August, party of
fifty went out to explore, and were cut TO
pieces, captain and three soldiers being
taken alive. Information of the landing
reached Vera Cruz on. the 2d or Sd of Aug,
when Gen. Santa Anna issued Il proclaIha-
nation. TN the 4th, Santa Anna sent 500
dragons from Jalapa, Vera Cruz and ORR
Java, and on the 9th he went by sea to
Iecolutla, with 1900 veterans selected from
the "a, 81, 9Th and 9th permanent regiments,
with two companies, and succeeded in land
ing without impeachment. The Infantry,
commanded by Landers and Gen. Santa
Anna, Chief of the troops, which had come
IN from all parts, amounted TO ten thousand
men. These numbers are variOusly stated;
but 1t Is certain that Santa Anna has much
stronger force than it was supposed here
could he mustered. Unanimity of feeling
prevails among the Mexicans, against the
common enemy, and in no instance had
their offers of pacificaton and bribery been
accepted. The rumor which we recently
heard that 400 mounted troops had gone
over to the Spaniards, was totally unfound-
ed. In letter published in the Daily Ad-
vertiser, it is said:
Bustamante, Valdivielsa, and all the
best chiefs are gone down; such enthusi-
asm prevails in the army, that from this
place even cOnvalescents have gone to take
up arms. A squadron which arrived at the
water at Tuspan, in order to avoid any
delay in their march, swan their horses,
placing their pistols on their heads to keep
them dry, and were so fortunate as to swim
without accident. A Mexican Countess
has offered to give all the horses required
by government. Another lady gave to the
government securities to the amount of
$4,000; and her husband, who is a retired
Colonel, marched with No. 9TH Infantry as
a common soldier. / should never stop
If were to attempt to tell all"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23
BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.

LATER FROM Rio DE JANEIRo. The
ship Gen. Smith, McGill, arrived at this
port yesterday from Rio de Janeiro, bring
ing accounts to the Doth of July. Capt.
McGill states that there was no doubt Of
the adjustment of differences between the
contending parties at Buenos Ayres and
that quietness had been restored.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23

A few days rince, gentleman Of this
town was out in this vicinity on a sporting
excursion, hearing a loud noise among
some barnyard fowls, had the curiosity to
stop and examine into the cause, when he
found the patriarch of the flock engaged in
mortal combat with the common enemy, a
rapacious hawk. After alternate attacks
and retreats, the marauder seemed TO have
the worst Of the battle, and was disposed
to leave the field ingloriously, to his tri-
umphant antagonist, who forthwith began
to receive the affectionate congratulations
of his feaihered charge in one loud and
simultaneous cackle. 1t was now the gen.
tleman's turn to commence operations. No
sooner hadthe hawk commenced his airy
fight, than the deadly unerring tube was
levelled at his life, and he fell to the earth
devoid of existence. The old rooster. not
knowing from whence. he had obtained
assistance, or thinking, perhaps, it was the
direful effect of his own prowess, COM
menced shrill shout Of triumph, and imme-
liately commenced new attack upon the
dead carcase of his fallen foe, which he
handled in no very gentle manner, and
with proud satisfaction. This, in ordinary
cases, would not he considered an act
of heroism on the part Of our hero Of the
barn-yard--but he probably viewed his
enemy in the light Of pirate, and there
fore thought the usage Of honorable war;
fare might well be dispensed with in the
present instance Providence Patriot.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23

CORRUPTION OF THE Pass. Sir Rob
ert Walpole was the first of the English
Ministers who turned the artillery of the
press against the liberties of the people, by
purchasing and employing the press to sus-
tain that corruption upon which mankind
had tondly hoped it would be a perpetual
check. The newspaper called the Gazet-
eer. was the first paper upon which the ex-
pertinent was made afterwards, the Lon
don Journal, the Daily Courant, &C., were
bought in, and the stipsnds of the editors
paid out of the treasury contingencies. AT.
ter Walpole had hurled himself from the
ministry, these accounts we're discovered
and f150,0O0 were found to have been dis
bursed IN four years, upon newspaper cor
ruptlOn.-Raieigh Nv CT Register.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23

CABINET LITERATURE. A society has re-
Gently been established in New York to aid and
support the President in his attempt to remove
the Indians beyond the Mississippi This has
given rise TO correspondence between the Off
GERS of the society and the Secretary of War
The following extracts from Secretary Eaton's
letter, are rare specimens of cabinet literature,
logic, and morality.
=" If the the doctrine every where contained
be true, that State is sovereign, so far as by
the constitution adopted it has not been parted
with to the general government, then must fol-
low as matter of certainty, that within the linn
its of State there can be none other, than her
own sovereign power, that can claim to cxer-
else the functions of government"
Again" Georgia, by her acknowledged con-
federative authority, may legally and rightfully
govern and control throughout her own limits
or else our knowledge of the science and prin-
ciple of government, as they relate TO our own
forms, are wrong, and have been wholly misan-
derstood.'
.Anotker Sample In answer TO a congrat-
ulatory letter from some gentlemen in New
Jersey, the President of the United States has
written letter, from which the following clear,
explicit, sensible, grammatical, and fine SEN
tence is extracted =
" The confidence you express in the princi-
pies which shall control my administration.
must rspose upon my ardent und honest en-
deavors to foster and promote, by all my official
acts, the general interests of the country"
CABINET WISDOM. The following is
from the Columbian Gazette, a paper re-
Gently established in the District of Column
bia.
"Col. Samuel D. Harris, the Marshal at
Boston, having heard that another person
had applied for his Office, was fearful he
might lose it; he therefore wrote to his
friend Col. Towson, who sent his letter to
Mr.. Van Buren,, knowing that Marsbals
held their Offices under the State Depart
ment. Mr.. Van Buren, in turn sends the
letter to the President with a line or two
hastily written and scarcely legible after
bordering over two or three weeks, the
President endorses, either on Col Harris
letter or Mr.. V. BIS scrawl, referred to the
Navy Department"
Among the one thousand and one appli-
cations which the President has doubtless
received since his induction into office.
there was one for the appointment of Ma
val Officer at some port, and another for
the command of Revenue Cutter Ger
tainly any clerk in any one of the depart
ments, and probably many schoo-boys,
could have told him that these appoint
ments were made by the Secretary of the
Treasury but he, in his wisdom, endorses
on each of these applications, referred
to The Navy Department. Yet these same
letters passed through the hands of his
Secretary of the Navy without the error
being detected. The President might have
thought that Revenue Cutter belonged
to the Navy, and Naval Officer was an
Offcer of the Navy, but we will not under
take to interpret his thoughts.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23

CAFALs The Governor Of Indiana has writ.
ten an interesting letter to the agent OF the
Welland Canal, Canada His Excellency men.
tons the settled determination Of that State 70
make the Canal, which has been laid out, TO
connect the waters Of the Great Lakes with
those of the Mississippi, and thus open an in.
land navigation between New Orleans and
Quebcc-from the Gulf of Mexico TO the Gulf
Of ST. Lawrence. To the Indiana Canal the
United States has granted capital Of about a
million Of dollars. The U. s. has also made a
competent grant 10 complete the Canal from
the Illinois River To Lake Michigan.
The Welland Canal has an aqueduct 1000
feet long, and 40 wide, including tow.path,
thrown over river on its route, and which is
no high a. TO admit vsssOls to pass under H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
=. ISUSG,

LoqC and Ship Bt'ead Baker
INFORMS Iris friends and the public in general,
Z that lac bakes all kinds of family aud ship bread
at his Bakery, Rockets. Families and others
may be supplied with the following kinds of self
bread:
8 aud 10 cent loaycs, made OF new aupcranc -four.
. and 10 do Go do do do do
mixed with corn meal, very much approved of by
families, and can be particularly recommended to ca ~
tains Of packets and coasters, for retaining its mos
tuc AMI sweetness longer than any other soft bread
and 10 cent olvcs anti dspcptic bread, highly
recommended by the Faculty.
Soda biscuit by the dozen.
Butter and water crackers, at Ia cts. per pound
baked every day.
Pilot bread A3i) no CHARGE
Navy do for bbls or
Ship do Id \ dravaUc.
Customers regularly supplied ut their residences
All orders lcil with Mcssrs. a. Sweeny at the Basin
+. DAVIS AZ the Old Market, or at the Bukebousc
thankfully received aud runctaliy attended to.
n. u. have made arrangements with my son
opposite the Market, to keep constantly on hand the
above articles at the annexed prices.
II Wanted as an apprentice to the above business
youth from l6 to II ycars Of are.
aug 18-co5tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
COTTON OIN.IBURGS.

II NELSON will keep on hand regular supply
- of heavy Coiion C<naJurgS from Mcssrs. Gun
ningham q Andclson's Factory in this city, which
he viii sell at their lowest prices hy the niece or
bale. This article is made entirely of twist, fiom
the best cotton and of very stout texture md is be-
liepcd that for negroes srting it will be found chca-
per and IL wear better than German ozburgs or tick
lcnburos. aug re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

L""c ant Negroes at .4ltction.
z ~ pursuance Of cecrce OF the County Court OF
IienTco, IN the case of Adams and Others VS. Car
Hgton and offers shall, as Commissioners named
IN the said decree proceed to sell, NJ public auction
ot inc Court House OF the county OF Monroe, on
Monday, The elSt day Of Sertcmber next ON. Pract
VI Land, belonging to the a. atc of Tubithn ADAMS
deceased, containing nnc hundred and fifty. eiolt
acres about two hundced acres under cultivation
Shd on winch, there are several comfortable dwcl-
mig houses. "!,h tie necessary oGt houses. This
property lies wthin three miles Of the Sweet SPRING,
ana SAID TO be mountain land Of the first quality.
Persons wishing TO vaw it. are referred To Mr. Jac6,
premises.
And ON Monday the 22th day of ,ho same month.
~ t'e Town o. Staunton, as Commissioner aforesaid
shan SELL at public auction, tive slaves CONSISTING
OF two men, orc woman. and two girls.
lie sia'csNN!i De sold Tor ready uloney-the land
Oh Gfedit OF one and Two years, the purchaser -
trus- upon the properly. secure tis purchase mn
"ey Possession Wi. be given o the rst day of Han
nary next. e. N. GAREINGTUN, ComIn'r
a DNINISTR '6I1S,S ) iI.E5.-,y d! be -5J5 i ia:
= s's' nioer On Wednesday the 2s day Of this mouth
denee Of Fatrc Cop5 dcreasca know - Fc 'e ;a p re-,
"a!h al bon Green, Hc,rco county from y to IA Ikt,y
negroes, consisting II women aud children DE lnit
nsiy bog $, one Young horse, saddle and bndle, mule
"'D'' cart ana harness. ono yoke AN Ux ,,t
o7eher with all The household hi,cier lunu,s OF
- o. .1'snne oi some silver table Ind spoons, lea
t 80 ,'' i'ii''Ie na togaly CHINA YCss, indeed
Consisting OF uhc Usual vae;,uluc isr,,.n, utensils L
- u, ' ','''.s "i. &c Sou tor CASH and Is
IN : W. DC allow -on the other property iol al
80 w ecu C'i'"A Bonds wEh approved security wili H.
( icluI'et Sale ~ Commence III II O'Clock ~
~ &c. HNEElElT CIOPrON A,hn'x.
/ EOtLDHILI FOR SNTE.-Fut-l-Tnt 10 a ,,..-.,.. .
= "e' OF 'ne court 90 caHceiy for e district Frede-
l"s we 'n'ie's En1d commissioner appointed Nv liz.
t".' mF e special puFoe viii cl ghcs bidder an
'e auction 1i liH"1Ee! court hov,e, fourth ciu,
& ~ august i."' 7n court day, at va.udble estate CALICO
N''l.' "h a"l'ikCt tvCf, iu fhc Vi Hanover
i"'1" one and two mikes above Hanover Town and ,lis-ai
~"u c-hteen miles from Richmond, following tcn,,
'u" cam and credit Of AMI years on the a.
q I'sdi'c ~ equal annual instruments, he secured ,y
"". vain good security aud trust on the rr,use.
'>''e contains about onc thousand acres LARGE ur,-
E'h "i WINCH valuable low grounds IL has a,ars
an cons fcl tracts OF land In ihe -
me mp ''c"'ni, consist ot Aool aud TWO lrL
vN>, N"tn =" h some iCa might ~ ,cuiott1ble
Ad'd'ons llc principal hIiliug i,., burnt int tho
walls are standings of good workmanship aii uz I'M lie aas.
' "n ihr a"d has been RENTED ior hc present wear m M
'' 'oHicl ~ ne count u chaucrtv, pos rSsiU VII
.' VEN ''r i'.c. ds.r on t.c bi-i Ga, cot JANUARY.
Tine 'cuiu' un tc land vil 80 oin as 10 shsv, = ,
aus person who may wish u
July II -'-t. LAURENCE BAT1hIIE, Comm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

ong l9-w5tc WORKMAN 81 McGRUDER
HNAMlLY FLOUR.-A few barrels Fami-
ly Flour, manufactured from best white wheat
aud equal in quality to any sold in this market
for sale by 7. TX. DREW, Agt
aup IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
MRS. SAMUEL G. ADAMS.

N the Eagle Hotel, has recently added TO her
Boarding Establishment, and will be prepared to ac-
commodate several Members Of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodging.-
Families visiting this place, will find her rooms airy
aud comfortable, and every effort to render satisac
ton to those who call on her, VIII be made.
aug l0-Gt c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
FRESH GOODS.

R ECEINED by the Exit, from New York, very
superior black Mandarin and FisncIl cranes;
black aud coOured Italian nets; Italian lutestrngs
and eros de Naples; superior assortment of eing-
hums aud calIcocs; plain and worked Swiss muslns;
aces aud cdgngs, lace capes and wells; gloves rib
bons and variety o! other goods, for sale at rcdu-
ccd prices for cash. by HALL NELSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
by DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
(,bhGrpIrS w.

By DAVENPORT. ALLEN * co.
GROCERIES, &c.
On THURSDAY, e0th inst. at 10 o'clock, vii b.,
sold at our Auction Store, !hc following articles
10 ilhds mQlas.es
DO Antigua rum
do N. Orleans rum
10 do n. e. do
bbls gin
casks Sicily Madeira wine
half chests ganpowdcr tea
so bugs coffee
10 b5l, winter lamp oil
80 boxes brown sop
10 do white do
so do cheese, new
10 DO ta!low candles
10 do sperm do
100 reaEns writing and wrapping parer
40 bales cotton yarns, assorted numbers
NHite iead, brown and black paints, shot, Sc
avg ~ II A q 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
Cotton Warn!

COTTON YARN!! COTTON YAR.E!!!
4 order to meet the cxgency of the present tunes
Il and competition u fair ground-Aso, to enable
Country Merchants and others, TO purchase COT
TOY Y.lHe.NS, cheap an Ti,giiia as other parts
of the Union-l have concluded 10 sell my Cotton
Yarns by the quantity of 80 pounds and upwards,
III assortments If equal quantities from No 5 To 10
at - cents per pound, with advance of three cents
per No. up 10 No. 20. 1t is not necessary TO saw
any thing about the quality Of these Yarns as they
are generally well Known aud allowed by ali who
have used them 10 be SuperioniO any in TIE Union.
Orders left or forwarded 10 Mr.. VIM. Clark IT, Pc
tcrsburg, To Mr.. William Wallace, Mr. John WISE
ana MIR. WIN. j. Clarke, Richmond, or to myself al
Tie Factory, will he promptly attended To.
aIn also prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
OF any colour suitable for stripping checks or
at prices TO suit the .mes. 3Vod white seed cotto
VIII he taken in exchange for cotton yarns or giuned
Tor the customary toll, viii be purchased at the
Factory, and the highest price given have Wool
C4Fding Machine III operation at the Factory, with
a ne W sctt OF cards all complete wlch warrant 10
caro- wool rolls IN manner superior to what any
other ever did. or does in this section Of country.
tTIce Tor cardng, 10 cents pound or ~ I-2 cents
II hnd the grease. The arrangement is so made
with this machine, that wool can be caIded az well
III winter as IN summer.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
POcduiIn Cotton FactOTy.
Address, Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern, Pow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

TENllE Subscribers have entered into Cupartncr-
q ship, as Grocors, and Commission Merchants
undcr the firm Of WtGHr a. MAcMURDo They
have taken the store Il rst under the Eagle Hotel aud
will sell Groceries of the first quality by wholesale
or retail They will also sell produce and transact
any othcr business on commission, that NAV be en-.
trusted 10 their care. JOHN WIGHT.
July 2g~eo2t CIV JAS. b MACMURDO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

COIIOyN OZ.NABURGS IND YARNS.
I'HE subscribers, us Agents for the Petersburg
Man1iactnring Company, have III store a supply
OF heavy Cotton oznaburgs intended particularly for
negro shirtings; and Cotton Yarns OF all numbers
from 8 to 90, which they offer by wholesale al the
Factory prices, viz:
For all numbers from 5 TO 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

SHALL commence the Collection of the
- City Taxes, due for 1929, on the LIST of Septcln-
her. Ii may be the wish of some persons TO call on
me at the City Hall, and pay their bills before that
time; it so, shall not object.
aug I9-eOchf GEO. p. CRUMP. CoNcctor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

NOIlCE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
Boarding Establishment adjoining he Wash
Tavern, within Ely yards ofthc Capitol Square
She will be prepared to accommodate, IL ihc best
manner, number Of the Members Of tho Convention
and Legislature, with their families, 10 rcquircd Co.,
Good stables, aud carriage houses vol supplied with
proyender and careful Holsters. aug
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18


NtRD.-l gave Nd Jacob Brosius h. OF Roc kL1,dre
- county, Va, who lived with a short time, a letter
which believe him to nave merted the time given
acts nave came 10 my knowie1ge lat letter
wnlh made IT necessary recall il. Mr. Blosius however
REFUSES To return the letter The UNPLEASANT though necessary
alternative therefore devoycs OF informing my friends
ana the public, that do wish my serve MIR B.
passport into any family inc by his conduct forfeited
my good opinion on several points q character
bI0Nmshmrg, I'm Augns,. lSsn--lt HENRY & IONES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

Tie spectators Stocks Of editors who
are all military and very friendly the Turks and think
them NOT Gully injured bat friendly, moral, aud anna
Die people, have cacusled result OF this battle upon
same principle that the price OF Spanish Annuitcs, Hsaposn
hete American Bonds, &c estmaied and have deci
dsd that the Russians have gained nothing 10y this fight They
have rather ouusiusd the mahoneans hut that nothing
eonsuls among c aud parcla au'ong the Barbary pow
e have oiten done that and yet nobody thought that
amounted o u,ucli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
Landing and for Sale By
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. c.

= lihds y. EnganG rom
- 10 bbls gin
50 boxes chccsc
% bbls Dunops beer
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
casks Sicily MADEIRA wine
90 bills prime pork
~ do mess do
AND ~ STORE,
g Ilhds moasscs
10 do 81. Cruix sugars
. do N. Orleans do
. pipes Coguac brandy
10 do Hollands Gin
10 hhds n. Orleans rum
10 do Antigua d.
80 bags coffee
200 realms wrapping paper
1000 do writing DO
10 casks w. = lamp oi,
goo boxes brown soap
200 bills. No. 3, nackcrcl
90 boxes spcrmcccti candles
30 do tullow do
20 bales cotton yarns
Shot. teas, Crchorc's playing cards,
Nails, white lead, &c. sc.
aug i8--i0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
- "a Land on PnmnnkeN H..

SUE Qt Land on PamUHkey River.
P1 scrbcr Nv Philip W. Claiborne. and 6rnet,o &
his VIE 30 the Sth dayol February. 1898. and 40
NIT cd o. record iu the county court OF New Kent
ON 'hr io'h day OF April 1928 for the rurrosc Of 4r
curing The payment otccrain sums of money therein
mentioned 70 Francis Foster, shall proceed ON Fri
day INC eleventh day of September next. TO sell "a
the ightl bidder for ready money. on the promises
The tract of land by -nid deed conveyed situate IN
The county Of Now Kent, ON Pamunkcy River. cor.
t"hng ny recent survey, Jo2 aud uu half acres; the
land w., be- sold suboct iu the payuopi of <tooD M,
luc ~ January $780, 1000 the Isl January 1881.
l'oo 'n The LIST January. 1885, 600 ON the jst ian
uary, 1888 ana t1O ON the tst day ~ January Ig34
ih~ rs perhaps the most valuable c-iate of ITS size
ON t5o tamunkcy, tc soil OF inc quality in excellent
t'na'lon, and well adapted to The culture Of corn
wheat onts and cotton, the improvements cOnt nCnt-
suited 20 tine s1r ,i thC farm, va uaur fishery al
tnchcd, and situated u Very ds.i-.iic clEhiJI-
h'oG. Tho tur B.. believed t1 !. clear W al obicc-
ton, but selling a- trustee, tlr sub-cUror VIII convey
only such tltiC vested in MIN by the decd a,r,
said. JOHN T.. CLOPTON
1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
FOR RENT,

2vxzA FOR RENT,
fstftt And possession given Immediately. o. re-
iiiitE39 quIrcd, the store house, grauary, &C no
4s2exe.2 Brandywiuc, King Wnm county. The
improvements are sufficiently large for moderate
$40 family consisting oftwo rooms besides the store
room on tho first floor garrett rooms and cellar II
Is considered good stand for business and to a GOOD
tenant the rent will be reasonable
aug 7-co6t u MARTIN DREWRY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

NENI hjIIEMf!
The drawing of the Union Canal Lottery. Class
No Q, will he received at Bigger's Office TO DAY
at the opening Of the mail.
PRIZES.
prize q! $4,000 90 prizes OF 1000
do 5000 % do 300
do 500 30 do 100
do 1895 &c. &c. Sc
Hho' trtcr, s., IIrlras S, so Qua,ios 81 -
For Luck and prompt payment. call at
aug I6-9t THO. B. BiGGEH'S.
The Union Canal LOTTERY, No. y, will bu drawn
THIS afternoon, IN which there are the following
capitals
prize Of $40, 300 % prices az $1,000
do 5000 90 do 300
do $500 10 do 100
do 1895 DC. Sc. &c.
This is fine chance for furtpnc, aud no arca
risk of losing. Tickets s5--sharcs in proportion.
For lucky numbers call on W. PEARMAN.
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