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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
EAT AUCTION SALE.

AN FRIDAY the 3oth day
" March next, will be sold
d,public auction on the pFemi-
rs, the following described
property. wig:
The plantation lately owned
~ By. Joseph Grigsby. and former
hos. D Connell. Esq. siisaie in the
Of Lowndes about fifteen miles from
as. On sthe Robinson Road. contain.
0 acres Of Land. This plantation
D as lAe Pi,chlynn place, and is of
quality Of Cotton land. Also all
Pssal farming utensils attached to
ntaiiou; also 1000 bushels Of earn,
Is, THREE horses, two yoke If oxen,
? small cattle, 100 hogs, 1000 lbs.
household and kitchen furniture,
add Seeding. one sett Of smiths
ioO6leEi8, one Wagon and harness
guns
he Sale will be positive and made
following terms, viz; Plantation
itsOt o'1c and two years, the per-
DpcrtyOU = credit oftwelye months.
vii be-soad on Monday the Cd day
aextein the town of Columbus,
gag described property on acredit
nO1tlis:
laR,atioA lstAi5y tde helFA 81 SEes-
rariok, situated in the county OF
about two miles and q hall Soatli
bus, ua the waters Of suEapalils.
5igby rivers, Containing szO anu
Is; cne undivided half u
squauer Of Sec s. II ~, q Kange
alf Oflot No. Is, oIsec, Town
North, Rls East.
S west q. Of ~ qr. sees =
TIL, S, X, rs vest
Lots No 7, and 10, Sect II
Township u, North, kaas'
- East,
Lot No 1, Sec 81. TOWNSHIP
rs, North, Range, "a =.
whole of west half N E qT. seetlo
ship -, north, Range IS east.
- west half N " qr sec IL, town
north, range 9 east.
- west hf N E or. sec II, town
range 4,
" west half n E ar sec II, tow
range q.
half Of Lot number s, in v. Magt
to Columbus, Mississippi, situate
ately on Military Road. and alsoty
PTS in the town Of ST, Mary Ililnoi
]. W. BYRN.
Auetioneg
n l8Ss2 ida
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

BE subscribers ave esat stSo mo f.kss
nefshIp 6nder fae Hrn
u - ~
rs re transaction g comm Ases'Hts
IS Mobile. hen ls re s g
eeixe busine BY Us 3sls cte..s. 5se1
LIT4I 81 III
ROBEIl q 9. & 60
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

- s, S 4 ll s. II j ksEo. ~
; rsArsFs AID JAsiEs FITz E1tfioE s
.,;cs ts,s fay entered into bushes unelsl
the NINE and S. q
fffe g tsiiiyl.Io
kxy:,, 49, ffeir afsenfifn elusiy g US
8 tEst1le
ThsV sill sc pleased @ attend % % ~
Is az fnmers8f the late hrn g
IS M An q Ell GA = Y
Aud ressecifnlly solicit their assl a3''s 9
ansI ti,af IF any others Who may ensfas
them win heir baslness nr W.
mafs that Il vii BE their q CARE {
sv;t he con denre az their friend
GEO. W
YVES FL ~ w = :
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
WiilleFv NOtice.

& S. Franklin beng DESTROYS of closing
- sthe business conducted in his individual
.name,all persons indebted tihim previous
to lie Isl Jannasy i 1858 viii please call and
settle their accounts. al unsettled on1he Isl
A<pri! next will be placed in the hards Of an
officer fer collection.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

y subscribers particularly request all
persons having unsettled accounts
with them to call at their toru1er Counting
room, and close them BY note or etht rssise.
We have also 6 or 5000 dollars worth Of
goods, which we wish to sell az wholesale.
BURGESS u THOMPSON.
Columbus January S0th, 1883.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
sheriffs sale.

M Ill. be sold ~ virtue 6f sundry exc
cutions 10 me directed from the circuit
Court Of LoNnees county. shall proceed
toseli for cash, before he Court house door
q the town Of lsolum Gus, on Mcndag the
OH day IF April next, al llle right, tnle.
claim and interest, thar Charles Word
has IN and to the North half Of North half
q square 43. north If Main street, aud an
the lin ptoVements thereon, TO satisfy an esS-
eeusi0n that Caleb r: Jones nd Others ob
tained IS. said VOID. This Eth dap ol
March, eighteen hundred and thirty eight.
]. w. BYRN, Sheriff.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
POR SALR % RENT,

seSiOn giUC1S Iiistge5ItUtels
I beautiful residence, situated q
upper Tuscaloosa roa5-nccupied
ar by the Rev, George Ticker
contains 2 10 acrts, and has on y
prtable dwelIing--with four room
md three below stairs. together viii
ssary out houses, and IS not nor'
fourth ola mile from lhe bushes
town.
MS->modeFate.
Z. B. DRAKE sle
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

Peter Mayo end VIM. i. Mayo,
II AVE associated themselves in the
Il practice ef the Law. they will at
tend the Courts Of I.owndes, No1ubee,
Nemper, Winston, Ocktibbeha and Mon.
roe in Mss, and If Piekens Ala. also,
the District Court offhe United States. and
the Superior Court Of Chancery, holden al
Jackson. Theiroffice is situated near the
Court House, and IS thar formerly occupied
by DR.. A. N. jones.
alan5us Miss. tnna ny 1st 1888. -3m
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
S1oREWARD.

.YNHE subscriber viii give the above re-
ward for the delivery to him, Or intor-
nation so that he get them again, q Two
dark bay miles one mare, the other
horse. each between nine and twelve years
old. said mules strayed OF were stolen
from The farm Of the subsciiber near ~
mouth .nwndes canuty. Miss. about sl1a last
81 sent. 1887. They are supposed g 1e
aiming east they were rather low % oroet
the horse had small fresh sore oF tue EAgal
side III the ratnp when he lett no esnel
mai Ks recollected. he s,inseE l2ei ls'ss =
addressed al Plymouth Lownats eousssyi
Mss. $500 81 1pp,r
March 9, 1885
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

EA 3 ESSOLUTION .-.-.Fhe Co-partner-
ship heretOfnre existing between
George s. Games and Jonathan Emanuel as
nIduueI s. Gaines,
Has this day ceased by mutual consent
The unsettled business Of the firm viii be
settled BY either of the undersigned, aud
the pane IF the firm used in liquidation on
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
GROCERIES.

list received Mt the AUCTION
Sd ~ COMM KSSION S'E'O - r On con-
sienment, and for sale At reduced prices ioF
CASH only
1a5 coils Bale Rope
500 pounds I vine,
IS barrels Brandy and Whisky
10, do French Brandy
IS casks Wines (assortedl
IS boxes and halt boxes Raisins
100 do Spanish Segars
do Teas
IN barrels E.aaf and Brown Sugar
90 da Apples and Irish Potatoes
10 boxes sperm Candles
10 kegs Crackers
do Butter
s barrels NInlasses
so sacks Il r Salt
1000 Negro Blankets
- Z. B. DRAKE. & co.
Columbus. 81. ian %. 1888. 1915
.570U.Rs1s ri. lsy4 81 q s4c4DE11R
4 1TNIIE exercises Of this Tnstisntion win
commence on the irst Monday g
March next. under the slperintend anee g
: lihe Regd NtF Archibald. q gentleman
30 al respects fully qnasltied e teaea s e
Varinns branches usn:siiy taught 20 pubic
denies. The Trustees hattef them
Z ives from the high qualifications Ct ~
S entfeYnan those services they have &C
enifed. he school vii Be literally pafro
ailed Tuition viii Sc moderate. an
boaFd can be hadih res ectihls ianlllie
FIJI ne place. and neis hborh0ods On fal
q fsTr,s LADY will Be employed g. tax
d s,ee oE the Female Deparsme Of g
of school ii due time
rs p Ordef Of s. HE Il RUST
81 Mount Pleasant Noxuhee County us
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
alv C0partnc hip
B. ACE p HH q -

i. AGEE - II .IH. GEe lIsn
lttofniss md Conus kl6ys At Lugg.
Ak 3 this etllOd Of INF orlallrl 8
The public glnt they viii cont ue IA
devote heir undivided attention ID the dt.
ties of their proiessi0a
They viii attend The Circuit Cents 81
La7gndes, Monroe. Tginsf0n. Nortibee.
Relate and Ckefib6eha (onafies. n his.
sIssipps aud Piekens County .4iabosna.
hey will also praclice IN the Dtef9sSc1
Otg3.g Of tie DatiEeeg States Il
JeSsnn. Mississippi, and the Superior
Court ef CIaallcery held It the same
place
sesftlencC i1l Col ami sls, NIi..l. 81
August. !, 1887 If.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

M, DJBOSE..
]. &, JONES.
RefeteDce-Jas. E. Bettner. 4 vi
Mgssrs. B, T.. Bouriand & 20
Messrs, Luke Herman & Son, BALI
MesSFs. Walker, KnighteC Co. ~
MesSrs. Bailey, Da!bear &. ca.
Messrs. Webb & Eesbitt. Louisville.
MessFs Sfradcr & Gorman, Cincinnati
Messrs. d. & J. b Walker & Go. Mobile.
Mobile, Feb. 8. 1885 21-6s.
I'll bose papers having advertised for
M. Dubose & Co. viii discontinue the
same and insert the ahavtasi --771---
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
90 ersIlin Nollce


V ~ II " Subscribers have this, day formed Il
- Enpartner nudet the liFtn DC lrank.
tf,i ana Brefher Coz the purchase and sal
q merchandise generally under The set
entitled .san act oauihorise theSslabIsnin,,
Ct limited partnerships within the Stafe.
Sidney s. Franklin and John a. FFauk lin az
Col0mbns, are tie general narlaefs and
William 5, Haste Of New Yn,k is The sI1e-
cial partners and as such has cnniributed
towards the common stock of1ile concern,
she SUN Of Ten thousand dollars IN cash.
Said cnpaftnersllip ID Commence on the 2nf
day Of March 838 and terminate 81 .he 2td
day Of March, 1871.
SIDNEY s. FIR NIX I'll
JOHN IA. FIR lgF1I4IN.
WILLIAM $ sIIASiIE.
Columbus march 2. 1855 S4.3ans
o. he Mississippian at Jackson will pub.
fish tie above for six weeks, and forward
their account 70 Franklin and Brother.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

OONlulIsolOlI = Ata4A1N1lN''@
in this city, under the name ana sly s
Fontaine, Freeman q Lane,
and IN the city IF New 0Ilea.ls, under 1hs
n ra,, j. and style of La q n FONT All n
= 20, The husinessi in this place 70 pc
eonducspsl as heretofore BY B. IS fonsa'ns
ami M freeman, and in New Orleans
hc ~ Lane. Said cspartnets snip te .taks
elFect frogl and after the lst dag q llseesl'-
Der nLxl .:ia .,n.
The firm AZ Fshtairs g Freeman WI Sse.
,;nne q gar as ii NAV be necessary g close
s'sss ~ REM &. 81. F'l1ls "A ] n u.
IflaN ~. Il K r ~ a ~
John 81. Jane
Mobile Nov. %. lss7
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

t5E eopaitnership heretofore existing
between Gaslon & Robbins, Ia lie
mississippi Exchange, was This day dis
solved py mutual consent. I be said Cas-
ton having this day transferred all his inter@
est in said hrm to Duncan Nick eilar. en-.
bracing al accounts made since tie first st
au0afy last. Allthose indebted tothe late
firm of Gaslon & Robbins, will please call
and settle The same with Castor % Rab-
bins.
LE9AEDER & SION,
SAAlITsI ~. Rfl8BllS
Columbus. March Isl. lS38z5-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04
o 600 BUSHELS OF RICHMOND COAL
' NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

Washington, D. C., 4priI 10, 1888
-ROPOsALS will be received at this office until the
18th day Of May next for twenty five thousand
bushels of Richmond Coal TO be delivered at The navy
The coal must be of the very best quality, and one.
third par Of the whole quantity must be coarse OF lump
,o be subject to the inspection Of this yard and 10
the of this city the Whole quantity 10 De
Security will be required for the faithful Performance
OF .r .ne t0 un, the whole quantity delivered
April Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04

HorCEA great bargain will be sold TO any gentleman Wishing
to c. himself splendid establishment VIII sell my
Fx living in the upper Chesterfield County, near Goodes
Bulge onians and between and 2ov acre
bottom; an ample sueiency OF wood land attached 70 ne
the bull ngs are surpassed by any IN the county, all IN
The situation is rarely surpassed IN per
@ healthy and we'll supplied with the purest water BODY OF
coat upland not far from the y1 ana
pronounced by the best GOLFERS The main body OF the coal
9' 800 Apponattox river which, navsahe at oil sea-
sons 10 rsiHS offer this beautiful 10. SAFE On
account III health advised by the best 10 reside
IN "n', for relief II il excellent stand Tor store
ana more especially for professional man. ne pur-
che' WI" % rsqued to advance small portion OF the puI-
en s 'ssnce credit of and years viii DC oi,
ioWeu, in'se wishing settle such FaTm VIII
cal! and examine for themselves. Possession this fall
WILLIAM S. OYERTON,
. '"oae's Bridge, Chesterfield County, Va.
TOT COAL would give an interest Pits. worthy the attention
who feel disposed engage ia so p,os,abe
II early application be made. W. S. O.
hereby certify that tried some OF the coal taken from Mr.
overon land Of pit about 80 feet Deep and found to burn
free and have hesitation stating that nv bel;.r
large body of COAL and properly might be found
WILLIAM WlLKERSON,
Arll7 tll3-l Baeksmith
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04

TT ABoRERs wANTED.-The James River and
A Kanawha Company are in immediate want OF Sc
veral hundred good labores TO work on the 1d cans
within three miles of the city of R'chmond,to Soen
board Gentlemen wishing to send negroes from the
country are assured that the very best care shall be ia.
ken Of them. The work is dry and believe periec.ly
SAFE The board of the negroes shall only cost one oot
lar per week and their wages paid on the Saturday al
ter the LIST Monday in each month ,s
Agent Of The James Riusr T. Kanasaa {. Co.
April3 loo-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04

v,prnrptcEsHAIL DEPOT will lease Store.
bou.e nj this place. which nearly dnshed.t Is calculated
m tho roception and Of both Dry Goods and
io h termination of the Louisa Rairoud it will command
business exchanges Of merchandise Tor the as
Sey ouetiop of an and fertile district OF conny
cultural rho article of wheat which is supposed that
20 0co bushels of the growing will be delivered at h
the purchase a"u S."JsomS nro6t FRED. HARRIS.
sell DC a source Oh ha"u'0S f lle-w4w
Arrll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04
Medical Institute of Philadelphia.

,,., innc,;on lasts for year II begins Mon
Anil 81 and coonucs until the end Of March cushing
;u,ust IS vacation. ..----...,L r =.
gnui. early in April terminates ut the end oil
the second occupied EXAMINATIONS, beginning carry IN NJ
rcm5er i, terminates in March. . . -,
Clinical cou..o will delivered by Dr. Gerhard consisting o.
connected Dipeuary IN the Institute, Tor ~hch
70. fee vail separate.
SUMNER SEssIoS.-Lecturcs by
y, y,ru ru,rM,S, OH Practice of Medicinc.l
~ z lIosxyR Anatomy.
SUR, I,cx,os, Matera Medica.
JoHN Bell, Institutes oil Mea. ana heu' SuiisP
JoRx K. MITCHELL, Chemistry.
fUGH j.. HopcE, obstetrics.
Thomas H,ERIs, surgery
W,sIER SESSION. Examinations By
IL. P,vL d. GODDARD Anatoay and Chemistry
Taos D. MuTrER, Surgery.
VIZ HARRis, Obstetrics, esq.,.
r,rf Mon.Is Practice and Institutes Of Medicine
and alateria Medica.
w. l.. HORNER, Secretary
y,,c, ,. l04-2it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04
r. ,yr Cusiomc,s and Friends.

To JHSTOMCTS ana FTItNuS.
A GENCY AT WEsTHAM-We have appointed +,
"a MIR. A. d. CARTER (at present collector Of the
iIIs for the James River and Kanawha Company our
AGENT at Westham for receiving and forwarding con
sisnmen,s to US Mr.. Carter has erected suitable build
mos for the protection of produce against damage and
will always be on the spot with sufficient number o.,
WAGONS and draws 10 despatch the same-LrteIs by
ssni,or sbonld he addressed 10 us-care Of Mr. d. A.
Carter, Westhnm. fokDo ~ "U ~ 90,
Richmond April Z, 1S3S. lIu-lZl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04

RICHARD PAGC, ArcHlrEcT MacI g'isr, SURVEYOR, &c.,
begs most respectfully inform citizens of Richmond
general he has located Petersburg for the
Of ansactin- named busncsand ready to
plans specifications of cost for all kinds OF
e work and machneyo supeEincDd the carrying into Ell
plans Of other gencman aud to survey and measure
Srides work, land, &C., &c.
T. r trusts that bciag Practical Mechanic no shall by indus
and application business succeed gaining the confidence
vas satisfaction to, those gentlemen who may favor him
VA their commands.
letters addressed Mr. r. Page Post Office, Petersburg, will
viii, immediate and personal application may be
made Mr. p either his Office Mrs. Walkers, Fiankn
street, Petersburg . ,,,.
Observation-Disclosures B. Dosseau Co., Merchants; White
Glnc do Jno E. Leuoine, Thrift Co., Booksellers
'"' - ll2-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04

NOTlCE.-The partnership heretofore conducted un.
"a der the style Of JOSEPH II. SHUTS and ALAoN
PHILlps is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons having claims against the said concern will pre-
sent them TO The said Joseph n. Shuts, who is hereby
empowered to settle them. JOSEPH II. SHULTS,
ALMON PHILIPS
NAV ll'-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04
r,ycyjer Finite SULPHUR Spriro Companv

hooks subscription having been opened in the
IS CURED the OF Incorporation passed the h February
md number shares necessary be taken buvins been sub
j rcqurcdNotiee hereby gtren, that
sei, shrrchoders will he held the Fauquie White
brr Springs Saturday the 30th day Of June next at 10
k w. for the organization Of the Company and other pur
po.e'. IA, mn.IoS VI % hS S.;,r,,
Vy 1ll7-l6t) COMMISSIONERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04

Bucks and mu,ca for the School will be furnished 10 such
desire them, on reasonable terms ,,
Instruction will be given in al, the above named de-
narmcp Suitable apparatus will be provided and Lectures de-
vered TO facilitate acquisition Of the more a6stfnSe scrncc
and make thorough SCHOLARS 'he unle' aie
and application of pupils viii allow
attention will the and morals OF the
ed 10 our care and every thing which will
to make the pleasant, and profitable to all
Tn;tion will om and due at the Tune OF entering the
pupil. p FAfRCHiID, Principals
Az; = CONRAD Teacher Of Music and Painting.
'a''' - ~ ll6-w3w
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
YoTJvE TO CONTRACTORS.

.7dnes ntotT ana hundUHu fMpT0t6WtNt,
PROPOSALS win be received up to the 9Th Of May NEXT for the
m Kaaawla Canal between Richmond and Maidcns Adscn.
,s., The ahum-n,s and wood work will be let separately
will leave their proposals the Office Of the Com.
,Hrjn,S;sriy CHARLES ELLEr, Jr.,
Nal tllf-iSM] CHEF Engineer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04

UAOuELlN TAYLOR & co. have received from New iork
aad Boston spply oil Dry Goods, which have
purchased ba terms possible: and they Will
BY THE GRACE FROM LIVERPOOL DIRECT,
BY the 10th inst choice assortment OF entirely New Goods OF he
latest STYLES and which will make their stock much
and mos, have had and which they
desirous OF selling upon tier usual credits.
ll0-l2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04
.Te,c, Fashionable and Cheap
spRlNG AND SUMNER DRY GOODS-MAY lS3

n
H. JENKINS has received his entire stock Of Spring und
10 SuUre Goods which for cheapnes and variety exceeds
s. exhibition Merchants families and others, invited Il
e.nine this extensive variety ofvery desirable goods,
yards style cacoes good at II 2
nd ls-a.u ward wide French Calicoes at 25 cents.
acns5 all qualities, from 25 cents yard to the
@,rs' imported.
ns s UmbelasS 900 worth OF Paraois, Silk and Cotton
ru,ss, made TO order in the best fnanneF
plain and cghon Bonncts all prices and
..l!ue, cheap and fashionable
So200 dozen san silk and bomDazne stocRs OF hew styles
oev- 900 dozen Infants girls ladies' and mems Hose
Half of silk, cotton silk, and wUred both plain and
rS,eL, random mixed, &C.
iarlo:n la,s, for boys aud children.
Goyes-An excellent stock OF kid and summer Gloves.
r,7.o, Matins-Psn, white, red figured and plaid.
Window Glinds-Canton Window Blinds, various sizes.
Cages Coas 900 worth OF lace and muslin CaPes and
very educed prices also, ecsent thread Laces Ed
Iss aGd insertr.S .
a prices from s cents a5 u.s. 81 and
iaer.
ve,ng.-Be black Fcsnss; also Mursecs Vestinss.
Mems Summer Wea,-Varous descriptions Of Goods for coats
hr,s and Drawers-Lombs WOOL aud silk shirts and
i'Hers.
Cotton O.nabu,s-O bales Osnaburss, various qualities
Domestic Shirnss and SheengslOo bales beached and
5eacb1 shirtias and Shcefinss, all fresh and cheap.
Bufaps-Burisps, various qualities.
Ia addition 10 the above the subscriber has opened many very
~ GOODS auction which will he sold to merchants
approved paper for cash. at the most reduced prices
Z. II. JENKINS.
Mayl ll7-2t&wl3w
SoTfCE-My Co.partnershp with Mr. John r. Oxcy tcm-
mated l.; but house, under the firm Of
s: JAMES DUNLOP.
L:aoa, January Q, 1898.
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xsECEz.W0.ND, V"xRGzsY.g.

SAINT LEDGER by Eclipse and full brother to Ariel Lance
aud Qkcy will make his IN Virginia" al my STA
BILE, Tree Hill miles Richmond. Particulars winppcar
his bills advertisement in due JOHN F. WHITE.
TreeIl Ian S0--;s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-04
HEDYT'S
lottery atad EcChGMse Office.
pJCuA1nNn
RICHMOND, VtRGIyIA

HoYr always has the lead: he is continuity selling
capitals u 10000 dollars sold By Hoyl-drawn lc
Nos 81 Ga 7aso, Nos "a 81 Ca whole licke4, passed
through The hands Of Hoyl. The $4,000 was sold
gentleman ian in the country To Hoyt send your orders
Drawing Of the $50 ,0G0 drawn the DIST:
81 So 42 30 Dc "a lG 30 81 81 10 "a 81
Hoyt puts two Of his lavori,cs for you 10 look at
make choice of The two and send him an order.
RIcn AID SPLENDID ScHEME
Virginia State EOttcry,
For The benefit OF the Mechanical Benevolent Society Of
Norfolk.-Class 3, for 1898
10 be drawn at ALEXANDRIA, Va, May -, 1888.
CAPITALS.
$4,000 !!-$l5 GOO $40 600 So, 0O0!-S2 5000
S229U75 prizes of 81 O00!75 prizes of S5O0j-G3 of
S2O0-G3 OF Sl00
Tickets 10 dollars A certificate Of Package of %
Tickets in this Magnificent Scheme will be sent for
ID P,i.es in eae. % Tickets
Virginia State EotteEy,
For the benefit Of the town of Wheeling Class No g.
To be drawn a, Alexandria, Va, May &c, 1888.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$50, 600!
Sl00O0!-S6 0nO!.-S5 ,oOo-$4 ,oOo-S3 ooO-$2.5OO
So 10 S2O00--2j prizes Of 81 ,GO0-2O of $780,
30 Of S3OO--40 of So SOC, &c.
Tickets ten dollars-A certificate Of Package Of %
Whoes in this Grand Scheme will be sen, for Sl2O-
Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Tickelsn all Lotteries for sale by the package or single
ticket, by the all-lucky HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
of the Eagle, who has and is selling Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
u Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mall with the prompt attention as personal ap.
plicatinn, and The result sent (when requesed) mmedi
ately after the drawing, when addressed 10
April "a [ll5-tf1 d. Nj. HOYT.
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