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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

The following beautiful passage is from
Grafton recently delivered by Judge
kelI of Florida
In republic snch a. oars, then, hu-
han happiness may be promoted ny tue
vision, Justice, iirmness, ADD moderation
If those who aro the chosen servants OF
he peoplc-hy free suffrage aud The alb
Ee,lce Of property qualifications Tor Office
10y An independent Judiciary, by laws
which shall protect 'eifactialy HE, liberty
,,ud properlv--Ly opposing and preventing
hhc atmlgainaiio,, of the money with The
political power--by opposition to monop
oilcs- by the great caution III The graut oil
charters, and By snreslraining them, when
granted, rs to make them subject, useful,
add pr ila,lc to The people, by leglslatIng
as siile as possible in favor OF individual
|iulerest~: let individual Interests be letto
[,hculs lives, under The protecting safeguard
of equal l,ws-by aboll~hlng the idoiitry
fol ,neu, aud substituting for ii devotion to
Principle b. a strict construction OF CON
stltuiolml powcis-bv tile diffusion OF
fknowiedse, by inspiring every generiti
as it presses forward upon the stage Of LIE,
with an abhorrance Of The craft and ago
nirs of straia.em, Of selfish ambition, and
with pure love Tor liberty and the people,
and especially, most especially, ~ cult
WAITING the female intellect.
On you, fair daughters Of m, country
will mainly depend tile character and Tor
tunes Of the new state. Your smiles and
your beauties are ti.e roses that bordel
and bloom along The path Of lluman life
They cheer and comfort the soldier in tbs
battle tield-ihe sailor on the bounding
blllow-tbe sage in deep rcccssrs OF The
closet. When You approve, virtue be
comes more bright, serene and beautiful
when you disapprove, vice assumes z
darker and more hideons aspect. i rs t
your eyes the first 10 ks Of childhood are
directed in search of affection, from YOU
lips the first lispings Of infancy are caught
hoyhood repeats his first lessons at yo'i'
knee and manhood follows where YOU point
the way. Exert, then, all your influence
scatter vide the blessings YOU have to be
stow. Speak the words Of instruction anc
encouragement, dictated by your 6wr
pure hearts, and the state of Florida the
new staio-will be made free, prosperous
and happy, by the cruces and virtues 81
her daughters. aud the wisdom and incor
ruptiLle integrity Of her sons.'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
\ ADMiNISTR ATOR'S SALE.

~ GREE.Ai5LY 10 an order OF ihe
IVA Probate court Of Holmes county,
made at the january term 1889, Tor The
sale of The real estate of Soloman Spraw's,
decd, we will sell at bis late residence,
on Monday, The 25th Of February next, To
The highest bidder, on credit. of Twelve
months the following land, to wlt;-the
nortR<west quarter Of section twelve, town.
ship fourteen, range 4 east. A note with
two good securities will be required.
EN- RI 1fA RID SPRAWLS, Admr,
NANCY SPRAWLS, Adm'x.
Jan III s6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

EXTRAORDINARY sALr.--Tbc Devil
is for sale next Monday. See advcr-
tiscment of Tattcrsall's."
So says Noah's Evening Star. Of the
18th alt. How ungrateful of the wings
after Using his sable maicsty with good
effects in the late election 70 clap him
up at auction slor the most he will
tctch' Just like them though, raven
ous gormandisers are they, ncyer con
tent with the rich meat Of the melon
they finish their repasts by scraping
the rinc.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

The following laconic notice appeared
in late number Of Hoosier paper
" Valed;Gtory. j have disposed Of my
printing establishment. Ny successor IS
a Van Buren, Nan That's al.
r.. r. LINsEY."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

INDY virtue Of a Deed ofTust execu-
.ND led 10 ME as trustee for Hiram G.
tunnels, by Christopher b. Acklen, and
Charles l.. N 'Gehee, OH the 22d day Of
May 1885, and regularly recorded IN the
Probate Office oil Holmes county, Missis-
sppI, III look G. pages 81 and 6s, will
OIL Tuesday the 9TH day Of March 1889,
al The court llosse in The town Of Lexington,
expose 10 pnDlie sale % The highest bidder,
ioI cash, the following described lands, TO
Wit:-los numbered II, IL, %, and "a,
section &c; also lots numbered Is, 20, 81,
~ %, "a, and rs, section %, in township
Is, range one east, also lots numbered
Il, Is, IA, and Isl in section 30, Town
Ship ID, Of range 2 east, being the hnds
conveyed to ME as trustee, as aforesaid, By
said Deed Of Trust, I viii covey such title
10 the purchaser or purchasers 81 the
same, as Is vested in me by said Deed az
Of Trust.
JESSE S. ROSS, Trustee. 4
January 5 S-tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
New Goods.

TEyHOMAS HAWKINS ~ col
.@ Successors of Dean & Oliphant;|
have Just received, a part ofther late pur'
chases, from the northern cities, and are
ia daily expectation Of the residue which
will make their stock of goods very desra.
bic, comprising almost every article Of
merclmndizefpr use or ornament. They
now have on band large stock Ct staple
goods, WIZ
Snors AND Doors, SHEEriNes;
Of every kind; MERIN rs AND
HATS AND Cars, CALIcoEs;
LOWELL SHrRTINGs, HARD WARE
AND AND
SUFFOLK Drills, CUTLERY;
BLANKETS, QUEENS AID GtAs'
AND WAKE;
LINcEys; : SUGAR. CoFrEE,
brown and bleached c A N ID L Z S I,
SiiRrINos ASD &c. &c.
We design selling exclusively for cas-
and cotton, after the list Of Janllary mex
by so doing We shall BE enabled 10 kee
our stock always full and complete; an
to redure nrpriccs from Soto M rt
cent. far good money; we invite all
come and examine for themselves. Bra
don and Hollcy Springs money Will /
taken al present.
rchula. Dec. %. tf--G
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

TRAVELLERS REST.

TRAVELLERS REST.
II TiiEsubscribar fishes TO inform the
%naldNA public that he has opened housl' Of
IsissIIstsap private 6, terainlucnt, one hall nile
Issaa.ssss1s from Lexington, Holmes county, ON
the road leading 10 Benton and
Jackson. lie fatters himself from lis long cX-
pericnce in business, TO be able TO give general
satisfaction. He deems 1t unnecessary TO 70 into
long preamble, and will close by saying The
proof Of the pudding is in chewing the bag Call
and see. Respectfully, yours,
ANDREW ELLIS, Jr.
Jan IL 9......tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

for i is MOTTO meet The eye lha.lhoumayst
understand.
fre'erthy town paper 10 any other; sub
scrlbe immediately for il and pay in adj
vance, that il may be well viii, thee and
thy little ones.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

ovnressed d wish 10 walk to the boat,
en- his physician and friend jackson
Ia not permit
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
STOCK UFGOODS FOR SALE.
r n \ IL subscriber has at this place d
u large and well selected stock Of
gouds, cosisting mainly Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS, HATS, SHOES, &c. Sc.
together with small assortment Of staple
aud fi1ncy dry goods, hard ware &C., which
he offers for sale in small lois, at whole
sale tpcounlry dealers, at small advance
on northern cost for cash, or good secured
papera at short date; or the whole stock
would he disposed flor good paper, well
secured, or exchanged FOR negroes.
VIM. A. L'HOMNlEDIEU 9
January 5 S--6w M. Whie
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

NOTICE. N
ssSOME two or three weeks Since, a
~ gentleman, (whoss name ! do NOT
know deposited some money with me for
safe Keeping, and have not seen Or heard
Of him since. He stated to me that be
was fearful il'hs kept il be would &c, on 4,
spree and loss il. The gentleman can
have it BY calling in per- on, sas | WOULD
recognize him il was y ste him. and
paying for Ibis advertisement.
JAMES WHITAKER. n
Lexington. Jan II DIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
NO. 10.

4, cHEEnruL WoMAN "A woman
Is may be Of great assistance to her hus-
lbaed, in business, BY wearing a cheer
'csliuI smile continually upon her countc-
n finance. Aman's perplexities.gloomines
n |arc increased a hundred fold when his
&, better half moves about with contin-
d Foal scowl upon her brow.
d a pleasant cheerful wife,is rainbow
G. Isct in the sky when her hushand's mind
g lis tossed With storms and tempests; but
a a dissatisfied and fretful wife in the hour
g lof trouble, is like one Of those fiends,
s1Iwllo are appointed to torture lost spirits.
n REMEDY FOR A FIT or ANBITioN.-Go
i TO the church yard, and read the tomb,
Z, lstonos--they will tell you the end Of
!, ambition: the grave will be your bed
! Ichan,ber,the earth your pillow, corrup-
: ton your father, the worm yourmoiher
= land kindred.
= = Why do fight boots lead 10 intempcr-
Z lance? Do you give ii up?
y Because 4 man IS likely toget corncd
= laficr them.
j. Cato said, .The best way 70 keep
q Eacts in memory was to refresh good
i ffthcm with new
ISL E,1scr,xr A. I.;sb drur,,nor.
= whose round and rosy cheek gave
= notice that lie now and then INDUCED
y IN q noggin Of right good porter,was ac-
2; |costedb the inspecting general,1what
q makes your facesso red sir?' "Plazc
your honor" replied Pat, Il always
Q bushes when spake 70 1 general off
e lcer.
--i- hf--.x rtt4sarpr A n ooy,,f boat ,,,o,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

Why do fight boots lead 10 intempcr-
ancc? Do you give II up?
Because q man IS likely toget corned
aficr them.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

CAto said, 1Thesbcst way 10 keep
acts II memory was to refresh good
them with ncw.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
Iuinaiie .3ppomaRor LAND for sale.

Iuiuahie .7pp0maitor LAND for sale.
order 10 effect division amongst The legatees Of
Il the remaining undivided property belonging Ia the
estate of Edward Dillon deceased The subscriber au
ih"rsed sell the Tract Of Land known by the name
Of Sandy Ford, which lies IN The counties Of Cumberland
and Prince Edward, both sides OF the Appomatlox
from Hnmpden Sidney College and from u'he 10
yern Thi" ..:-s veil improved, timely waereu
markedly healthy. and well known he nne OF the
most fertile the Appomatoy, Is well worthy Inc n
,enon ca piasts The contains By an old survey
OBJ acres OF uhch is estimated there are 2oO acres IN
low grounds 800 cleared high land al IN wood
This land will be Offered a, private sale until Thursday
the l9ih Of September next, Should IT not be then sold,
will that day be disposed Of al public auction, at
the hour Of twelve before the door OF JetIics Tavern,
in the town Of Farmve. The terms of sale will be
accommodating and made known on the day ot SALE or
IN application 10 myself 10 my brother Richard, who
will also shew the land
In obedience To decree cf The Court of Prince Ed.
ward. will sell privately small Tract OF Land, con-
tanning $50 of second and third quality OF land,
lying about four miles from Halifax Courthouse the
main Stage road.
will also sell three Tracts the State of Ten
nessee One tract. lying the county of Robertson,
miles from Sprir sird md 81 miles from Nashville, con
tanning Gao acres, two thirds OF winch are hfs' quality
Of land rhp remainder second quality One other tract
lying in the county of Montgomery, on the Cumberland
river 90 mrs below Nashville. continuing go acres all
nf the frs, qualify and 400 acres of i, low grounds
One other Tract containing QUO acres of first and SO
cnnd quality. heated in The Western dslilc, about %
miles IRON Memphis These lands VIII be more paTli
cuIarly described IN thu Nashville papers
will also sell my r!gh', and a. attorney ~ Gct
for the parties Interested i2DuO acres OF Land lying IN
Western Virginia, in the counties OF Grnysnn, Wylhe,
GiIrs Logan ard Fayeire- which lands were po!ened
IN The name ni Edward Dillon, in Iii" year 1896
Letters ndr tposl paId} TO me, al FarmvIl!e, r.
Edn ard, will receive attention
JAMES II. DILLON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16

EXECUTORS SAE-un ii" -th a.! % October next, TAR,
"a nn day, shall SELL pursuant TO the last ~
md Col. Nncrit Bra IN, a. Richmond
county Va real aud personal property Ia "it: very hue
the Rtppnaanock cal ed Level Green o uooul
coo divided three IL Ids hni enclosed
chcsnut ras there two b1ns n0c 81 when - oca-
built four anA COS, about
500 oyetSccrs OIL dwelling mitch dl
dated hus. Tie river bank " elevated ana
a -,utiIJF Il mansion can be had
Fish, crabs nHd oysters b" had ~ nhun"atcc Ire oyster
lInGfne which, Oysters io icSuy ahd
. lime, car b. without stint
There about 100 lynn. in The SAID COM
adjoining lands Of Mrs Clements and Mr. ie"t! lhd
,incred adjoining George DAVIS, the same
neishbuho"d. 1T,
The pcrnnn prupcry consists Of hnrscs, mules horned cn'e
sheen schen furniture and plantation uicn
carriage and hursss-wi."n carts, suky, &C. &c ao
The crops hGr. &c. Terms 81 sale OF To" dnd Ill
b. IN cash. annhs credit for The otter n"'eiy
credit viii be non ed the sncs OF the ottr
property Further rnriicn'r- "i ia
the day Of SALE evc Green n"r. sai
AUG. SEaLE.
EIrrutor Fl Gel. TiretE; Brdr'haa, "'c@.
ct,.,I, ,r,,.t
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Aug lG
IaRRIAGES.

Married. in Memphis Tenn 90 Tuesday evening" the 23d ult.
by the Rev. r. w Aston, Dr. ShLos B0EL,sp, Editor oil tho
"We'tctn Wo4)to M' ELIZA HAEr recently OF keauck!
DEATHS.
Died aGth u, n residence Of Mr. Cnlcb Nash, in
Portsmouth, Capt WA RcH.HooS Of Richmond the Goth
greatly respected b. TIE community 81 large. An
only child ard large circle of friends sofe
hcr.d by Til. d. pensnon NORFOLK Bacon.
Died Sunday evening M the residence OF Dr. Ford OF
Scmcrvile Tennessee, his this CITY, RICHARD
t. BooyER Esq. Of thu house Of y. Dick Co.. ~ Orleans.
ie of the first bunc's IN the country and
mach all Who had the pleasure OF his acquaintance
l.SasirYc Birasr far 3.
Died in Win hester. Va Melancholy morHins last, Mrs
JlsE LEE, wife Of George Hay Leg EQ OF shufs and
only au E'er JUG" :. Duncan aged about % years
Died, on the Huh July, in the county oil Po~haian,
Ions SwASS aged years and second son Of Jefferson
and Martha Swami In this poor child, early doomed.
were combined many QUALITIES both mental and moral
Of rare occurrence in So young and promising 10
make him. in future years an ornament to his country
and blessing to his family and friends Like the un-
seen flower of The valley, his capacities and feelings
were left To bloom and pass away unknown and nnno-
ticed snye by few, who will long remember them in
sadness and sorrow His self denial and ming
indifference 10 many things which were enjoyed by
others more blessed than himself with worldly wealth,
eonsn!ed his parents r the want OF them and Attracted
the notice Of all who knew him rhoughtIuI beyond
his wears possessed nf mind at sprIghly and re-
teniiyp he seemed destined live. the favored cd Of
heaven with no cloud TO dim his bright career Bat,
aas how seldom does The sunny rlpen into e'"ri
ous !ay! The fatal shaft, which nothing avert, has
Ibid him in the tomb and the only solace left his
discnnsolae md weeping parents ~ The tshecn. mai
spirit too Dure and scnsre iar rarh has escaped I"
happier ,r0rM 10 rest forever lhr bosom OF rs G0d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16

MON Of him, who comes out "nn his own hook or al
the solicitation of few friends, and is not The regular
nominee If Conrtnt,on W. cannot tell "what day
questions ase-and in fact what change The district IL
sell may undergo Let The prese feveTlsh Stale Of The
public mind growing out of the late contest, subsde,
and when The proper period arrives then in conformity
10 long established principle OF The Republican party
we ACT IN union and concert, Of the result shall
have no cause to despar-yct0ry will grace our banners
lu Tins end, II proposed that Convention OF Dele
gates from the different counties composing The District,
be held at some designated lime and place. for the pur
pSse OF selecting suitable individual 10 be the
Candidate In this way We can ascertain who is most
likely TO concentrate the greatest number OF vops bar
NOME our views, and prevent any collision which per-
sona prsdecIon night engender We have good men
and fue-men, who have never Qnaed or banchsd, but
stood s'n and in The hour ni peril IN de
fence OF Democracy and liberty We have Chlnn,
Basye, Hungesi"rd and Taylor Carter. q Grayson
Gibson and MunCure, besides others well qualified,
fcn among whom The selection be made. These
are they and the like Of them 10 whom the attention Of
the District invited; who, from MeT uncompromis:ng
opposition 10 modern EHgg,ry. ard uniform support Of
Democratic principles hive won the confidence and
merit The surages ofhe party ro"urIae candidate DR.
Gayson for his interchangeable exertons TO unite and IN
cite them 10 activity The thanks nf The Democracy OF
the District DUE and, if The choice fall him, as
IN all probability it may, he will with all cordially be
supported Under other circumstances, being as he Is
The advocate Of meetings and nions n the people,
hazard nothing, in saying he will not yield his consent
10 be run. A DEMOCRAT.
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.uORES .NLLTIC.iILiS.

n HAVE now growing at my farm Zone mile from
n Richmond. the railroad leading 10 Fredericks-
burr 600 Trees the produce OF od rants measuring
in height jrom to IL fs and in eirrumjerence ne"r ne
around inches They offered I" those disguised
Ia purchase cents the double cutting, or cents for
each eve bud-o by the Tree corresponding PRICE
adding on the value Of The roo, The price vii not
vary until after the middle Of September, when II sH
udranee Early applications are advised.
TERMs-Cash delivery Of the trees, or slips, winch
will be in all November have also for sale or = UoO
trees raised from the Spring Planting OF slips now cet
high. To insure success the cultivation OF NE no
rus Mucaulis it is necessary 10 procure slips tom
r0ots 3 y,aJs old Ia surh me hSntonS pure
is more yertuy formed, whch snHh'es them 10 nts"Hd
The ricissud,s IF Spring reacr and are considered
by experience growers be treble the value u all
others Apply (pos, paid) to ,,or
DANIEL n NORTON,
aianno'ia near Richmond, Iug'nd.
To one who wishes 10 engage extensively IN The cn'.
TUE Of the and manufacture OF SILK the posSess
OF such growth above described IS matter oil hrst
Importance as the like ell probability cannot be Pu-
chased else where any terms
N b The smaller tyes on NE LATERAL shoots H.H %
taken off, and not estimated IN The count D. y ~
Aug l6 23-'oS -
The National Tnesencer will ressc insert he ah"r" al
send its account to ih ONCE Tor c"ec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
22llO

~, The tenth district, we have only accouns from
,',,,rn ard a few other towns There is no Van
%, caudldate running, tie contest between
ptsra HAYES (ihe late member) aud r N Wicklitfe !"
Us is reelected BY large minority
NORTH CAROLINA
The hnrrats of the Wings have been premature 1t
M sppear from the latest accounts that IN the 9th
" s,i,. A Il Sheppard (ate Wing member has been
l,s,,,d by John Hal (Dem. cnndida,e)-and that, in
49, Inh District, represented in the last Congress by A.
psrrner lWhig) 7, Henderson (Cay Whg) has been
t,Gsr,d by Chas Fisher (Anti Clay )-Rayner (Whigl
~. hsa, Sawyer GGl votes.
No returns set received from Alabsma. But if any
.,nd rrsch US by tie Evenings Mail from that State
tennessee we shall throw them under the POSTSCRIPT,
Had
,.,,a ,hsr success so far The ball seems to be rolling
N accelerated velocity; and crushing the hopes Of the
wh,s Mr. Clsy will never answer and no dinners
l,srs from his friends or nominations from Staunon
- Harrisburg. place him the Little Magician.
The late returns have daunted and almost dismayed The
oon,silon Their presses almost cha fallen The
rn Tennessee (and ndiana) are far from chee1iRg to
,s cause Of correct principles that is TO say, 10 It's
,,w the election OF Mr.. Clay as President. and Mr.
T,,,lmadre as Vice But the end Is no, yet. These
n,o,cralc victories calculated TO bear down with
ga, mo,al force upon the elections yet take place
B,ode Island votes The 9Th instant; rhurslon and
Drr the Republican candidates Maryand and Geor-
ola ~ October-M Mississippi is still to show her Republi.
c,n energies and she will succeed. We look to the
,.,sr,rapn Of New York in the election OF her State
LEGISLATURE IN November The present contest is like
me bse of the 23d December to usher in the victory
r, ,hs sh January.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16

tse rulers, and worse for the people, sud they regard
II as measure in perfect collision with the Republican
principles of IS aud 80 which cugI; 10 be cherished
and sustained by every true disciple Of The departed Ma
olson and Jefferson
The able opposition which you deemed i, proper 10
make against measure dang, rous 10 the liberties
and 10 the une interests Of The Country nes you
the most respectful gratitude and regard Of all who
DESTROYS 10 psrpPinate free institutions aud parlicu
lary 10 the gratitude and regard Of the ciiizrns your
native State, whom you have so lung and so highly no.
nird We that your hostility TO The iavoli;e
measure Ut an administration with ahIch you had SO
cordially co operated, carrying out constitutional md
exPt dent inessurfso an admlns'r ration, loo, which
you honestly aided To elect, is by ascbed 10 per-
sonhl aud Interested olres but hen consider that
that hostility against The iavorie of ad
mnsiIntion by adherlEg 70 which, you might reasona-
hJ expect personal preierment, canGut Otherwise
than regard yonr recent Course suggested by
lives OF honesty, dsinierps ednPss md PATRIOTISM and
winch renders you worthy Of continuation Of The con
hdrnce of your native State.
In consideration Of your independent course, we nre
requested by many Of your eli"w-czens of Louisa
county, to tender you public dinner, be given al
Louisa Court house, Saturday the 9th instant
such other day, may better your nence
PLEASANT HACKETT,
JOS X PENDLETON,
JOHN r QUARLES,
NATIlL MILLS,
WM F JOHNSON,
CHARLES 3. HOPKINS,
JOHN ELLIS,
BUSHROD w BRAMHAM,
Wm NJ AMBLER,
DANIEL T. HICKMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
IuJHE subscriber IS constantly receiving from the cele-
bra,ed mandatory Of Nrsss Il CLARK, New
York elegant and plain Piano Fvrles. possessing The
latest improvements and that felIcacy OF touch and
sweetness of tone 50 pee uiar Ia their manufacture
Also LARGE assortment, Of Musical Instruments, and
Musical Merchandise in general
Piano Fores repaired tuned let on hire, and taken in
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale in
This Stale NAV be selected FROM the Of The sub.
,crher who is now enabled 10 sell at The Philadelphia
and New York wholesale and retail prices.
P n. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store. opposite he Banks
Aug Is 2'-H
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EsEa.GER'S
Exchange s. lottery office,

RIcuMo>3, vs..
NJ .Yore Prizes said and paid By BIGGER.
AVN Nos of the Sussex County Lottery, No. 9.

NJ .Hore Prizes said and pnid By BIGGER.
Drawn Nos of the Sussex County Lottery, No. -,
10 80 33 GO &C 80 81 Ga 90 43
Whole Ticket Nos q :}3 60, Grand Capital sold
and paid To gentleman from the country by Bigger.
Drown Nos Of the New Jersey Lottery, No -, drawn
Aug 5:
Ticket, Nos . 4 81 small one of $500, sent to one
OF our correspondents and paid, usual at sight by
Bigger.
dawn Nos Of the Virginia Lessbrrg Lottery Extra,
Glass No j, drawn Aug. q:
50 81 20 81 % - "a y 81 A. So 10
Ticket, Nos ] Is 81 sold 10 gentleman IN Rich.
nond, and paid sight, at Fortunes Home, Biggets
Office.
Drawn Nos Of the Maryland State Lottery, Glass No
TO- drawn Aug:
Whole, 3 10, Grand Capital sent 10 the country,
and was az usual paid al sight by Bigger.
Drawn Nos of ,hr Virginia Welsbufg Lottery, Glass
No 4, drawn Aug. 10:
90 40 ~ 10 e. I3 fl "a 2s IS 9 so q ~
Ticket - 40 80 small prize OF Ss00 sold ana psid,
as usual al sight al Fortunes Home. by Bigger