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FOR SALE,
A FIRST RATE YOUNG HORsE.-En
IN qure of VIM. II. Dobyns.
Liberty, May 81, 1889. 22w3
HEALTH SUPERIOR TO EVERY THING.

HEALTH SUPERIOR TO EVERY THING.
From Newton, we have knowledge OF the skies,
From Locke, the rulei (Which regulate the wise,
From Shakespeare, portraits of the human mind,
From Byron, all that's glowing, vast refined
And so we might rchearse their varied claims,
Through the bright volume OF thousand names.
But there is one from whom boon more blest,
We have received than from al the rest;
boon than knowledge, wisdom, song, or wit,
That's far more dear and all acknowledge it.
What is that blessing ask that bounding swain,
So lately struggling on bed of pain;
Ask yonder man, so rosy and so trim,
Just saved from fYerd head, and wasting limb;
Ask where you choose-one answer will you hear,
Which like hymn, shall fall upon your ear,
For all will say, "SweN soother of our ills,
THE HEALTH REsrd1ED ny DR.. PETERS PILLS
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Peters, Pills. have given them a fair
trial; nearly three dozen boxes having been
used on my plantation within the last year, and
their administration has been attended with
more success than any medicine have ever
used; and take pleasure in recommending
them to my friends and neighbors--They are
handy, sale, and efficient, and need but trial
to be approved.
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NOTICE..

A T the June Term, 1889, Of the Probate
"a Court Of Amite County, will settle my
account dis one Of the Executors of Henry r.
Euerett, and surrender my letters Testamenta-
ry, and pray to be discharged from the Admin
istration orthe said Estate, Of the Testator.
v. 4. CRAWFORD.
Executor Of H. r. Fvereh.
April 4, 1899. laws
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HENRY p. JONES.

OErThese valuable Pills are for sale at S.
Tiliotson's Store, Liberty, --and at Capt. Hunts
Store, Rose Hill; and, on enquiry, can be had
in every town in the State. l9m6
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$50 REV ARD.

GTEAYED from the subscriber, sometime
~ last fall Two COLTS Of the following de-
scfipton--a bright bay colt with little white
ii his face, years old--the other is dark bay
colt, with white spots on his loins--they are
both packoles. reward Of $40 will be given
for the delivery ofthe colts, or any information
concerning them thankfully received,
ROBT. STEWART, Sr.
March Z. 1899. lO-tt
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON County,. {

Probate Court-April Term, 1889.
To all persons interested IN the Real Estate Of
SAMUEL DELoAcH, deceased,-Greeing:
W GU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Hon. Probate Court, Of said
county, at its next June Term, to show cause,
if any you have or can, why the Real Estate Of
said Samuel Deloach, deceased, should not be
sold to pay the debts of said deceased, Ito witty
his undivided interest, being the ninth part of
a tract of Land lying in the county and State
aforesaid, adjoining the lands Of Alexander
Dunbar and G. A. u C. j. Thornton, containing
about five hundred and fifty acres.
WITNESS the Hon. n. ScUDDER, Judge OF
Probate in and for said county OF Viii.
kinson, the second Monday Of April
A. ID. 1899.
JOHN C. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
By THos w. HAYS, D. c
Issued ith April, AID. 1889. 16w6
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April 25, 1889.
MO@D0B0

THOR SALE OR RENT.-Thc House and
Lot on which Mrs. P. Hall resides, stu
ated near the Liberty Spring, Southeast Of the
Male Academy terms, apply to p 5
Caffry, or Thomas w. Pound, Esq. Liberty
MississiDpi. April 10, l838.-16-tf
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NOTICE:
NOTICE.

n ETTERS testamentary having been gran
ted to- the undersigned at the October
term, 1888, OF Amite Probate court, on the
will Of Henry R. EVERETT, deceased, all per-,
sons having claims against the estate Of aaid
Everett, will present them within tho time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever bar
red.
v. T. CRAWFORD,
ELIZABETH EVERETT,
EXECUTORS.
November rs, 1888 semS
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LOST.
MO RJE0I8o

A T the June Term, 1889, of the Probate
IN Court of Amite county, will present my
nal settlement and allowance, on the person
and estate OF VICTORIA c. DAVIS, (now Victo-
ria Z. McLean,) al which time all those inter.
ested can attend if they think proper.
THO: BACHELOR,
Nav 8. 1839.-19w6 Guardian
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H. p. PosTLETHWATTE & ca

II. p. POSTLETHWAITE & co.
Commerce ST., in rear Of the Agricultural Bank,
NATCHEZ.
* EEP always on hand, large and well
EN- selected assortment of
GROCERIES, AND UP-COUNTRY
PRODUCE:
to which they are making frequent additions
andAessn in future to keep,
FRENCH BLANKETS, KENTUCKY LINsEY's AND
JEANS, NEGRO SHOES, Lowell CoTSoNs,
TOBACCO, &c.
They have now on hand 80 quarter casks choice
old MADEIRA WINE, Of their own mpor
taton
They have ample Cotton Sheds for the con
venience Of their friends, and will be always
in the CoTToN MARKET AT CURRENT PRICES, OF
will ship for such Of their customers as may
desire it, TO any American or European market
November l3, 1888. Sonic
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NOTICE.

A T THE APRIL TERM, 1889, OF THE
"A Probate Court of Amte County, the un
designed was appointed Administrators de boz
MS non OF the Goods, ChattIes, &C., of Griffin
GGyden, deceased.-All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said
Estate will present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
ELIZABETH MORGAN,
g.; Administrative, de boniS non.
April 25, 1889. l7w6
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MECKLENBURG-2D Del

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENC ClRER
moments leisure affords me the opportunity OF in
forming you of the result of the election in Meckenburg
of member to Congress well as members Of the
House Of Delegates. The whole Of our Court day on
Monday eIciuSirey occupied by the Congressional
candidates, Gen. Dromgoole and MIR. Gholson; OPP.
poruni,y being afforded to either of the county cand
dates OF Senator, Richard II. Baptist either 10 ai
dress the people.
You need not consider the result Of county eec.
ton as political test of the strength Of parties. COM
psravely but few voted political grounds in refer
Federal pnl,ics the for the county very
much, if not almost entirely, governed in reference 10
local question: considered Of great interest among The
people, viz that of wish expressed by TO divide
The county, and poh taken at every election
place in the county except Christansvle, where it s
known that but about two-lhey all opposed TO
division. =.
think you may in safety put down our Congressional
vote as fair of the strength Of parties Indeed,
the Congressional election and this Mr., Editor, lie the
same county claimed by the Wings few years past
and which ar,ed The nomination of Is W. Leigh to the
Presdencyand yet witness, it you please the strong
evidence which she gives OF her devotion to Republican
principles. DIR Venable and Col. Daily were the cand
dates who were in favor of the division Of the county,
and Mr. Goode and Captain Baskerville were The cand
dates opposed to division.
DR.. Venable, Administrator Col. DAILY Clay Wing.
Mr. Goode you know, has been attached TO the Sub
Treasury State Rights Wing Party, and has declared in
opposition TO Clay and National Bank and Capt Bas
keIve is an Administration man, but opposed 10 the
Sub Treasury sytem.
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your Oh I seTVt,
M. BURROUGHS.

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Having lately seen Communication in your paper
the signature of fh. CaTroU reply 10 on answer
made by of the Mail Agents between Petersburg and
the Roanoke 10 a previous communication which ap.
peared in the "Whig' of the 10Th instant, an act
of justice TO myself, and also with view 10 do away
with any crong IMPRESSION although may much regret
the necessity Of the case, yet feel called upon to make
rejninder in order that may ezcu'pase myself fiom
the charges contained in the Communication alluded TO-
The first charge comes in the shnpe OF a gratuitous
nsnuation, viz: "lha the Wing is detained at this cr
ca uncture by the mail agents, the more fully to sub
full doubt les, the seed there may spread to the
total discontinue of said par,y Now, if the insinua
lion not utterly al variance with all that savors
OF gravity and soLriety would lrest with becoming
respect but the is otherwise, ui only add that
much Of the Communication in question is too prepos
ferrous TO elicit notice AS regards the second charge
preferred, have only TO remark, that if the "Corres
pendant Of the Wing" TO convey the idea that
bath The agents on this "division were or have been
engaged IN the ratic mentioned in his letter, any
other traffic whatever, unhesatingly reply land with
out fear Of contradiction that much Of his Commu.
ncslon is basey false The other agent, MIR Baldwin, can
doubtless for himself have but request TO ask
of the Wing Correspondent, and this simply IS, that he
will be more explicit and definite in his future Commu-
ncations particularly when the point at issue may IN
tees than one, thereby not unjustly duplicating
another when charges Of personal nature are urged
upon single individual
Prompted by sense Of duty 10 make this statement,
trust, MIR. Editor that ask TOO much when desire
you to give it an insertion.
E l.. REYNOLDS, .'fua agent.
Richmond Va May 9Th, 1899
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ETDut's Nalak of Prizes,
RICHMOND, Va.
TO .4RNS! TO ARMS!!


UNOYT'S MONEY ELECTIONS, upon the uni
versal suffrage principle. will be held every day
Sundays exceped for long time to come The polls
will be opened his "lucky corner, from daylight 10
midnight so that ample opportunity will be afforded 70
lers 10 deposite their ballots There can be "no mis-
take about his candidates. they have opposition,
and will certainly "Hak the course but it is de.
sirabe that the peoples high opinion OF them should be
shown by full vote. Therefore, lie, every man, woman
and child "wak up" "walk up"
To be voted for this month Mr. $4,000 of Alexandria,
very talented gentleman, and Mr. $35 295 Of the sa,ae
place, both very highly deserving of nolice Mr.
of New Jersey This gentleman Comes from The LAND o.
peaches and his speeches will doubtless be peculiarly
sweet and juicy" Mr.. $4,000 and Mr.. $4,000, both
of Baltimore 'the City of Monuments. If they be
elected it will be money men, for Hoyts customers
MIR $40 900, lively little candidate from Richmond
We have profound respect for this gentleman, and ne
is nedoed to make rich man Of somebody who votes al
tioyt's Wings, Loco Focos and Conservatives all be
long TO this party, and expected 10 "toe the mark
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Errors Enceptede Oh, OF course, Sir.

NJ We shall take immediate measures 10 ascertain
Us lar as possible the political bearings of the Delegates
elect, whom The Wings are claiming, and communicate
the result to our readers. Until then, tn" Wings must
brao and bIusier-bul succeed they cannot.
NJ We know, that no effort has been spared to revo.
utunze South western Tennessee, to The cause of the
Opposition Mr. Rives has flooded The whole region
tors have been written from this quarter TO the
prejudice of her people, BY The strongest appeals TO the
old White Basis feeg-ence, Of the bntlle cries Mt
Abingdon on The day of the election, raised against
Goodson, was "Hurrah for The white Population we
have heard of an anecdote upon This subject which is
calculated 10 excite the Indignation not only Of the
Democracy Of the East, but of The consderae Wings
themselves Even Haymond's Circular was sent, TO
shew TIN, John Y. Mason had voted against me hlle
ba.s Into such excuses may party passions hurry u.s.
All this MIST however, will disperse-ond all Will be
well
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TO TIE EDITOR or 7WE ENQUIRER.
n(,1Usui1Is ~ S 0f .ime,ten }

"VERA Cruz 9Th of May, 1889
'Sir-l forward herewith supplement 10 FL Censor.
paper published al this place. and by which you wall
learn tina, engagement between The fedetalIss and
the Government troops took place near The city Of Poe
bla on the Sd inst and wherein Gen. Anto Lopez or
Santa Anna, President interim, Of the Republic and
Gen Valencia of the side, and Gems Mexia
and Urea of the other and which appears 10 have re-
saed in the entire defeat of the Federal party the
ptvre Of Gen Mexia and 900 men, and who shot
in ID minutes after capture by order of The cap'or in
chief; and which, consequently fur time must stay all
further movement on the part of the Federaists. II IS
sald that upwards Of 600 were in The cngagement-and
which is represented TO have been one Of The warnet
contested actions ever fought in The county,
"GeneIal Santa Anna is now more firmly sahted than
ever in power and think likely to maintain tranquility
fof some time 10 come"
am, Sis, with respect, your obi serv't,
M BURROITGHS
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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
1oy 81 = Below | hand you the result OF the Con
aonal and Senatorial election in III is county:

0tay'ons maj. l36 Hunton's maj. 1876
In fauquirr, although Scott and msrshail's maJo,
IVY over Wallace and Smith, is about 100, understand
%s ffench's over Hunton is only one Q) fthe polls
ad been kept open throughout the county, Qhey were
open at Salem and Upperviie, The hot beds OF Fe-
.ssa'm hun,on would have beaten French consider.
NY 70 The county not less think, than 100 votes, and
~. election Of Wallace and Smith secured, al the turn
.. 81 The Democratic party was unusually and shame
d you perceive that Major Hunton ssgain elect.
triumphant majority, beating the RUNAWAY De-
nSa as easily lie did his full blooded Federal oP.
fnsn, 10 former contest
nave just seen by the AexaDdra Gazette, that Ia
eo has beaten Grayson by the small majority Of IL
rs AT this result am greatly mortified; because It
sr , to the criminal negec. of the Democracy
,bo ms lower part Of this county You will BY the
'e statement, that The Democrats in the upper part
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MIR. 10000 Dollars.
100 Prizes Of 900 Dollars
VirDinin STATE E,0ffefy.

For the be ne6t of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Associu lon.-Clsss No 4, for 1899
To be drawn al Alexandria Virginia, Saturday, 2oth
June, 1889.
GRAND SCHEME: .o
Hphes, prize $50 0OO Sc 900, 81 U00 So ooo SS3oo
81 0i7 100 prizes Of 81 000 10 Of SoOo ~ Of 'oo c.
Of $500, &c, &c. RI
Tickets only $40 halves qss s",. Ie So $3.50
Certificates Of Packages Of . Wh"'e ',eAeS ~
~ do Is Quarter do 81 50
" !"'se d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Va.
o.s g., Tickets from auy part of The U s. by mail
1880 sneYsing cash or prize Tickets thankfully
OF and executed by return mall with the
n,omo, attention personal application and the result
rsn when requesed Immediately after the drawing-if
.sa.ss,.ed 10 D. N. HOYT.
June p"
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EKo,If;s Rank OF Prizes.

A MOTHER Gentleman from the country has been
"A handsomely rewarded for sending TO HOYT Tor q
tcket-and he will perceive he hos ticket in his pos
session corresponding with drawn Nos 80 3e prlss
Of $4,000.
"a IS 40 "a 60 45 81 43 IL 33 l 8
mo one should let the 5000 and other prizes for
this month escape untouched. Direct your orders 10
HOYT, and success attends you.
Inne O-N
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TO The EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
WtSrursrrP Nav 1uh lS3u

Sir: Your paper Of The l7lh inst received here by
last nights mail contains extract Of letter from this
place. under date of the nth, in which the writer re
presents me as attempting TO deceive and impose upon
The people OF Frederick by inducing them 10 believe
that am still Republican, while, according TO bis
statement, l do not In fact belong to that party.
presume your correspondent is one of those sink
swim gentlemen, who holds The opinion that no man
can be Republican who will not lay aside former prn
cp!es md opinions md ndop, ones a, The bidding
of party rad,rs lfso, proud 10 say, that NJ YER
have and will recognize such ssvis doctrine as
the rule INV conduct, nor do desire any assocu,iun
personal political, with my who prnr.sps to be
governed by it. Blu, my ojact IN taking up my pen
was only III say, that your correspondent, in charging
me with attempt to dceeiee tmpose upon the poo
pie Of Frederick has uttered impudeat aisehood
and ask that you will either give Ihs place in your
paper place in the hands of ynur correspond
snt that he may what have to say in answer 10 HE
calumny. J am respectfully,
Your obi ser'rt.,
j. n. sHERRARD.
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avn FOR SHE

the West Offer for sale the
oand upon which reside, ing in the county Of ooch-
miles below the Court house and % from Rchmond con
which we'll timered about 100
acres creek Hat and the HIGHLAND fine condition Tor
farming II has upon good dwelling house and oil other neces
sary wishing do purchase the
estate with the crops and stock OF every
'r ). &. ROYSTER, y7gsrt
I,,c4 js-wdwl For Dluii R0yster.
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NOTICE.

There IS be preaching nj Wnns Hanover Friday 3s In
Dependence md Cd June Ground Squirrel Sd and 4h
Temperance 5 9th; Bethany h uod oh al soathaOns
10Th and lh ut Iouis Court house, 18th, O'Clock r Nj
Mcchancksvlle l3h nj O'Clock A. Nj and At Charlottesville
at night, The meetings will be attended BY Mcsss Hen
shall, Coleman, Cos and Basby.
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TR TIE Ehnaarh

GO! We have touched Mr. Jontains gently one, ths
,sn no, and ',the CALLED jade winces" lie appar. in
az e wing OF Friday by himself or bis "stooi pispon."
enu tries TO ialler hrsei into the belle. ,bs, he
10 Inc majority in his District. Does he, ean bv
ay possibility think so' so, Re. him resign, and I.
reelected, we will make purse to pay the expenses
olhe canvass wonder if the "speeebless eloquence
o'hs children does not him Of the lnpropriey of
a"ng any thing so ubhorent to his feelings as 10 have
thsbare chance Of representing minority.
HANOVER.
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Of the county HsIm precinct did their duty no.
bly-and, without hesitation, affirm, that but for the
threatening appearances Of the day, majority even
there where was greater than il had been would
have been increased at least 20. At Brensve our ma
lorlty was fair for the vote given-but The attendance
exceedingly thin But at Dumes, the result WIS NOR
iityng in tho exrpme-the turnout was not only very
small bes Taliarro received least % votes more than
he was entitled TO-. This result doubtless attributa
BILE 10 misrepresentation Of the enemy and the of
activity on The part nf friends generally and i'm.
medatry prior TO the day Of election. IL is true tina,
the polls were KEEP, open this precinct, bu, was mt
known!esen al Br.nisve until late on Friday evening
and no exernns made there or in The intervening
country until The middle of the day on Saturday, when
il was loo late 10 do much good Our general muster
took place on Saturday al Brtnlye-und speak within
bounds when say, that there present 50 or GO De
mocraiic voters who had not voted Nor there be
doubt If the polls had been kept open at Brensve and
Haymarket that Dr. Grayson would now be elected by
so or Is majority.
"Prince William has within her borders Democratic
majority from $50 800 votes-and yet with shame be
sad that DR. Graysun beat Talaierro only l3G 1t is
true, he had willy opponent with whom dea-one who
secured Federal support by his pas, political acs and
guled portion of the Democracy by his hollow profes
sons Of Republicanism But defeat is mostly
ing to the smainess of the Democratic vote (such is the
organization and discipline of the Federal party, that
they are always at their post at the sound of the po
cal drum,) and The shameful and cruel apathy Of
friends in the lower part OF the county Even in defeat
Dr. Grayson has abundant TO be proud-ior the
the aggregate is most complimentary unknown TO
large parton Of the District, anterior his announce.
ment candidate for Congress, he has the conf
dence and attachment, Of the people, by his manly frank
ness, planness and urbany Of manners and practical
good sense-He did his duty well, and should have
regrets call on him 10 come forward again, and re.
ceire al the hands Of the people that justice which
rare combination Of unloward events in The late contest
dsaiea him.
"HcaMsrNe Mag q ,lo3Y i give you correc, state
ment Of the vote OF this county The result in favor
Of The administration TO wit:
For Congress.
Grayson (Admins,raton) 23l
Talia(esro (Whig) 203
For House Of Delegates.
Hudna" administrator 240
Belts (Whig) 1913
LANCASTER COUNTY.
Lancaster C. IA May q Below you have a correct
statement Of The vote given in this county, Thursday
Friday and Saturday:
For Congress.
Z Taliaferro 1873
Doctor Grayson 95-55
For House Of Delegates.
Taylor 157
Col Bellfeld 1913
SUSSEX.
uIirf,on (SusscI Man 30-The Constellation of
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The Bank of Virginia has accepted the terms OF the
General Banking Law-the vote ofhe Treasurer having
decided the queson.-Afer that Bank had determined
4, accept the Farmers Bank also pied tbs char
Ter he Norfolk Beacon says) by vote OF l4Oo 10 l4o
The about establishing Branch Banks between
Abingdon and Evansham Tor Wythe Courhonse) on The
one hand-and Scot,sville and Cha!otlesT,e IN A'oe
marie on the other was decided in favor OF Eransham
and Charlottesville.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
We are requested TO state that the June No OF The
Southern Literary Messenger viii be issued on Thurs.
day morning, 9th inst.
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Ceh Main Of Cocks will M fought a, Hanover Court House,
IA on Thursday Friday Saturday, 2Oh, 2ls, and I'D present
month"; All who disposed 10 see The sport revived
bring their the and place above mention
ed several veteran of Caroline and King William viii De
,hcro with their fowls that time. Also, several RON henc0
anu nA.o'e' VIZ " " a-w3x-
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Behind lie Cnrtain !!

The intelligent Editor of the Boston Atlas has just
been on visit TO our City tie speaks no doubt CT ca
n,drn. in the following srain--whch confirms
speculatons Of this morning:
"RIcHNorp, Monday, May 2-3P. ".
Wing delegates "lmpfaccnblea or anti
Ry.s men will 90 against him oil 10 which must be
nJd smith omitted above This fact seii"s MI
E;y.. coffee enecuay lie declined voting all md that has
but him here In foct, he be considered a. wholly out
of unless The West gives him gain Of 10 Delegates
which Ia scarcely possible
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" The able and pungent Communication from
Lynchhurg, on the state Of parties, IN our next
II Pubtius is in type.
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homaston Lime. -horihern

homaston Lime, Northern Hay, &C.
500 TlECES Tnomason Lime unexcrpIionaoe 10 us ofdet
and iy-a portion particularly suited tor white wash
ins-&ouheaay, Corn and Oats, with general supply OF oo
ccfirs, Tor sale. COLIN M'RhE,
Street leading TO ard wear .fayo's Bridge
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MIR. $4,000 Dollars.

Rlch dHH oP7EHuUH otHtWt JU1 IorH 'Hn..
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. a,
With capital of S75 UOO-AIso, 5000, Sl5,oOO,
$40 900, sc 0UO SIS OO0 &C., DC in all, amounting TO
more than ONE MILLION Of DOLLARS.
Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters 5. eghlhs 2 So
A Certificate Of d Package of % Whole Tickets $slo
Do do % Half do l2O
DO do 90 Quarter dn GO
DO do 2G Eighth do 81