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The native American., 1839-01-19

me mercury at Bangor, Me-, stood at 81 de-
gfees oeiow zero, on the 3lsl ult, and at Nor
ridgewock it was 80 below.
The native American., 1839-01-19

a million OF mummies are stated to have lately
peen discovered Ill the envirnns Of Durango, in
Mexico. They are all in a sitting posture, but
wrapped after the manner Of the Egyptian.--N
T. ", Hhig.
The native American., 1839-01-19

ARM FOR SALE The subscriber has for sale
Il valuable iarm, ten miles from this city, in Prince
Georges county. 1t contains abo, I76 acres of land
about 80 acres wood aud 25 in meadow. 1t also con-
tans fine young orchard Of choice fruit, ovabe
dwelling, and out-honses. The would be wei adapt
cd to the growth Of The Moru5 MultcaH!is. To \ CON.
pany Of nersons wishing 10 engage III tc culture of silk
affords fine opportunity. The subscribed wonld take
portion OF stock If such company b. formed i'm.
madatey aud viii purchase the farm. Il is now nnoc-
cupied, and consequently possession be had >, once
part Of the county, Inquire OF ULYSSES WARD, at
the innbrr yard 18th street. naar the canal where
building materials may be had a, fair prices.
Jan. l9.--3t
The native American., 1839-01-19

NKTE have just received -l0SO yards Moussenc. de
w Lanes. fresh goods, and entirely new patterns at
SO 10 Sss pattern.
Jan. I9. BRADLEY s. CATLETT
The native American., 1839-01-19

RIRDSEYE DIAPERS Opened to-day
ID 100 pieces Of birdse,e dape,s of very fine quality
Dec S--3t BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-01-19

T IAEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHlEFS, trinme
IL and plain. We have to-day opened
200 doz. handkerchlffs. assorted,
Dec. 20 BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-01-19

ENTlDE BOMBASINs, BLUE BLACK AND JET
w BLACK
10 pieces French Bomhasins
10 do. Jet black do
Jan. 10. BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-01-19

- EW HuNEY.--Fna Favored country Honey for
table put up jars of conv-nient size for "a
miles, just received at TODD'S Drug Store.
Dec
The native American., 1839-01-19

e.. & fMOUSSEIINES DE LAfNES.-Just received
- pieces Moussenes. 6.I wide very cheap
Jau. II BRADLEY Il CaTLETT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

majority 2O58. The Legislature will stand
as follows;-Senate, IL Wings, IA V. b.
In the House 80 w. and 40 V. B. majority
of 10.
alabama. The Journal of Commerce
says, the " B majority in the Senate will
be less than last year, and probably also IN
the House. The Senate consists Oh oo
members, one third elected each year-the
House OF 90. Last year the Wings had
only 9 Senators, and 81 representatives
This year, so far as returns have been re-
ceiyed, 5 Wings and 2 V. b have been
elected to the Senate-and 10 the House,
% w. and 33 V. B.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

u The Lincoln Patriot says that the
j" Democratic" Convention was addressed
by JACOB SMITH [CIerk of the Courts
and by Gen. SEWALL Collector of this
Port "who adverted to the general topics
OF importance now before the people, and
to the wide difference there was between
the J,fcrsonian democratic doctrine, and
the Hamlltonian Federal Doctrine " Fine
characters these, truly, to pirate about JEFF
ferson Democracy. Wonder if Gen. Sew
ALL ever read the Circular that Mr.. JEFF
ferson had forwarded TO his Collectors of
the Customs, and other public officers,
wherein he expressly forblds any INTER
FERENCE on their part with the ELEC-
TTONSM Talk about Jefersonian de-
mocracy-sueh democracy was scarce IN
Jefferson's day!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

~ Among the Resolutions adopted by
the loco foco Convention of Federal and
State officers, for this County, we find one
in substance, that they would sacrifice all
private .ferlimgs in disseminating principles
that would promote the greatest good ofthe
That while Fairfield steers the strip, and
democrats man the guns all the power of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

Great Confagration at 81. John. 100
Buildings Burnt! We are indebted TO Mr..
Jerome for the following particulars Of a
most destructive fire which occurred at St.
John ~ B., on Saturday nigh last They
are from the Brunswick Courier Extra
100 buildings were destroyed by fire on
Saturday night last, at O'Clock, on North
Market Wharf, Nelson Street, west side,
Nelson Street, east side, Dock Street, west
side, Dock Street, east side, Market Square
and Prince William Street and Union
Street, Loss, 1900 900, or about S ,00O,-
900. Large amounts insured at the New
Brunswick, Fredericton, Hartford and
other Offices in the United States and
Great Britain No lives lost.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
ANOTHER EVIDENCE!M

One of the distinguishing features
(not protesSions,) of modern democracy, or
more properly, Loco focoIsm, is to nom.n-
ate men for important and responsible OIL
ces, whose views directly coincide, and
whose principles are in perfect coniol nifty
aoiM the general aud undoubted views and
principles of those who assume to act as
LEADERS to the party. This doctrine we
apprehend the locos will find it hard to get
over, however much they may wish to avert
its application in some instances When,
therefore, r. p. Dunlap, real old fash
ioned Hartford Convention federalist OF
the straitest sect, was put into the euberna-
torial chair by the loco focos, it was not
to be wondered att was perfectly IN
kee ping; when Gorham Parks, whose views
of Federalism merc the same with Mr.. Dun
laps, but whose other principles and char
acteristics, were much more congeniaI with
the shirt of Loco-Foco .AgrarIan Fanny
Wrghtsm, was nominated, the good peo-
pie had certainly no right to complain! 1t
was consistent method of practising upon,
or carving out the well known, and we may
say established principles of "the party
that is to say, of the leading officc-hold-
.ers, expectants, hangers on, &C., SIC who
of course, are always ready to swear to
any mans political and even moral integll-
ty, as to any required point, to answer such
and such purposes, in any given latitude,
Well, so far so good-but what right have
the people no,o to complain, since his ex-
cellency John Fairfield, is now brought
forward for their SURFACES! We hope our
loco foco readers will keep cOol.-we ap-
prehend there is not great deviation
in respect TO established usages, but the dit
fculty is to explain some things, which are
hard to be understood by those unacqualnt-
ed with party maneverng.
In the first place then, we have heard
much said by the locos about "Rag Bar
ons" aud "purse-proud aristocrats.' The
GEAR people nave oVt" w" 'l"' NV W
cos were opposed to Banks, Monopolles,
and Rag Barons, even! How then does ii
happen, that this same party, after all this
loud denunciation, are now 80 eagerly bent
upon the election of Gov. lRFIEID
who is large Stockhnlder in these terri
BILE "monsters?" That's the question =
1
We wish to be informed how the enemies
of these monsters reconcile this practice
with their former and present loud denun-
Citations against Banks, monopolies, &c.
Let it be remembered, at the same time
that the Wing Candidate, EDWARD KENT
does not to our knowledge, (and we think
we are correc) own single share of stock
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

Depot Of the British Steamers. Arrange
ments have been made with East Boston
Company for the accommodation of the
British Steam Packets. The site selected
is contiguous to the Ferry Way, near the
Maverick House, which will constitute
the head quarters of all travellers, to and
from Europe, in the new line of packets.
Mr.. Cunard it is SAID expresses himself
highly satisfied with the arrangement, and
particularly pleased with the prompt liber-
ality Of the East Boston Company.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
ILj8 4 PPKUN T. .
JOHN FAIRFIELD
THE CONVENTION.


THE CONVENTION.
No,wnbs,andno the busv Season with
c,...s..o 49,.
"''''' "' N'' ''e'e'' '''''e' We "e'o '''u'''
grained 10 meet win so many oil our trends
from every part of the County, as were as
sembled. on the dav Of our Convention. at
,y,;,o,.-a+ 1,t,,,.,..,, -; g
''', ",.' ''s'' u ,''"'-
lSe, 10 'he ifiFndS oil democracy ana the
peoples cause, in "Oid Lincoln" The
proceedings ofthe Convention was charac-
te,;zed nv tho ore,,e., harroo,v and oood
'oe''' --o'e'y "'''' '''''n' W 10 ''e"'' "'u
keep self cut ot sIght.--Thls is the way
with all true wings. So NAV i, ever be.
I, ,;u he coo, J., tho n-oceod;nas hollow.
',''
'"'' '''o w '''' VI > J" '''' ''''
ton OF Mr.. Jaquis (who decIlRed) are
put in nomination. FIR. TlBBETTs the
now candidate ;s man or stor,;oo in,og.
.r,,,..
NY ""' ~ g." ''''i u ''"5'
---deIi@hting IN honest industry, ana VIII
do honor, as will all The rest Of our candi-
dates. to tbe County Of Lincoln. The
Ii; IN -. -. l,..... .:.;..
"''"'
A new Candidate has been selected Tor
the Office Of County Treasurer, as will be
observed. The reasons for this, are brief
!, tho ,-osoo, ;,c,,,,ho.+ C,,,,t pov1 bos
- ,5 ~ g..
'eiu 'he once 'o' great "uinoe' OF yed's'
and IS likewise a man OF wealth; and as he
belongs to the Van furen party, who com
menced operations under the n,ofess;on of
hall;o,, g. e., .a,o.r;uo ., ..,,. ), a..
~ nv u 1'0'''''0"' '"e
" "'SS 81 vi" Lincoln UNANIMOUSLY con-
claded lhat this doctrine ought TO be ap-
pied to Cant Boyd.
JACOB LUDWIG, tue gentleman nomlna-
ted to take his place, is we'll known in the
County, as man Of talents and inteq,ilv
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

The last Somerset journal, contains the
following recipe for the cure of disease,
or "black tooth" among hogs, which it
states has been tried with success in many
s:-"frstly extract or break off the
tusks as soon as they become black sec
ondy, with a sharp pointed knife, make an
incison between the ears, one aud a half
inches in length, filing the same with fine
salt well rubbed iii thirdly, take one
ounce of Sulphur and one gill Of Gin, mix
together, and administer the same, by
opening the mouth aad infusing it on the
first appearance of saggers, or giddiness.'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

To .Neac England Editors and Publish
erS: The publisher of the Boston Alma
nae proposes to furnish for that publication
for 1910, complete list of all newspapers,
magazines, etc, printed and published in
New England. In order to get the desired
information, he requests the Editors or
Publishers to send him one number OF each
of their respective publications, for which
he will send them in return, (when publish
ed) copy Of the Boston Almanac, for
1910
Will Editors in the New England States
please give this an insertion and forward
to S. n. Dickinson, 50 Washington Street,
Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29


NoaE Hdpeaacnt' TREAsUnERs.-
The N. II. Courier, states that Major Hi
ram Whittemorc, son of Judge White
more Of Pembroke, in tina, State, who has
of late been Sub Treasurer in the Post
Office at Exeter, has been arrested on the
charge of stealing or sleeping" money
from letters passing through that Office
The Courier cautioned the public of this
same person, while he was sub-;reasurer
in another post-oflice If all the corrup-
tions and rascalty of the Office holding
party should be exposed, what fine spec
tacle would be presented, for democratic
nation to look upon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

A Million and a half Of Dollars. This
is said 10 be the amount of our State Debt,
and allowing the population of the State to
be 500, goo, it is debt Of three dollars tor
every man, woman and child in the State.
We ask again, for the several items of ex-
penditure which have saddled this immense
debt upon us. Not dollar of it has been
expended for internal improvement.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
FOR sen TORS.

FOR NATORS.
Lineoh. WILLIAM NJ. REED,
ISAAC REED,
JAMES ERSKINE,
MOSES TIB BELTS.
Cumberland. CHARLES 5. DAVIES,
ELIJAH p. PIKE,
JOSEPH FREEMAN,
JOHN SAWYER.
York. JAMES McARlHUR,
THOMAS earle,
LOVE KEAY.
Kemebec. JOSEPH EATON,
RICHARD H. VOSE,
ELIJAH DARRELL.
Pcn0bScot. IYSANDER CUTLER,
SOLOMON PARSONS.
Waldo. NATHAN ALLEN,
INCREASE JOHNSON
Han. & washington Middle Dist.
THOMAS ROBINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

in any Bank. Now we leave it for all who
are honestly opposed to Banks and "Mo-
nopolies" as the locos say, to decide which
Of these men they ought to vote for!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

sraIf certain coffee holder" knows
when he is well off, he will be little more
respectful in future, when directing persons
who ask him where our Office is. That's
all.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

Tennessee election. The Nashville pa
pers give the result of the recent election
in that State. The vote for Governor was
Cannon 50,84l-Polk 50. 899-Polk's
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
DANIEL STINCHFIELD,
GREENLIEF SMITH,
BENZ. STINCHFIELD,
GRAFTON N. FROST,
JOSEPH FIR EEMAN,
JERE BOOBAR.

The publishers of the Bangor Democrat
and the Democratic Republican published
in Dover, are requested to copy the above.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

An attempt was lately made to burn the
Capitol at Tuscaloosa, Alabama. 1t was
fortunately discovered IN time to prevent
any damage.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

The Delaware Journal says: ''We learn
from Dover that the Chief Justice Of this
State, Hon. John M. Clayton, has resign
ed his office"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
TELEGR APH.
From the Piscataquis Herald. ]
TO THE PUBLIC.

MIR. Edes-We recently saw an article
published in the Democrat Ia paper Prlnte;'
in Bangor) setting forth the conduct OF the
companies under the command OF Messrs.
Turner and Williams in no enylable light
this is Therefore to prevent the public belng
misled from the reading oil that article. Ia
the article alluded to above, II Is stated
that we 1.-THE soldiers) had plenty of pro-
visions, and Of the first quality OF the follow
ing articles, yiz:-hour, pork, beef, trout,
butter, molasses, sugar, tea, coffee, pota-
toes, and beans Now we feel called upon
to state in self defence, that the above stale
ment is in substance, false. We will
now make statement Of facts as it regards
our fare at Fort Fairfield. 1st-we had a
plenty of flour of middling quality, while
at the Fort, but were informed that we
could have no more 2d-we had plen-
ty of pork, but of such quality that we
could not eat it. 3d-we had 2S5 lbs. Of
beef for 50 men. 4th-veal we had none
furnished Us by the State. 5ih-Irout,
the famous writer mstook here-some OF
our company caught two blue-nose barvel,
and we thought it bad enough to eat them
without being tWitted of it. Chino but
ter. 7th-oniy 8 quarts OF molasses to 80
men. 6th-Sugar not bit. 0h--tea a
plenty. l0--no coffee. ll.-Potatoes a
very few, and far between" l2th-Beans
of second quality and enough. We have
now stated facts, witout intentional eXager-
alton or dminuion, as ii respects our fare
at Fort Fairfield.
The reason for leaving our station at
Fort Fairfield is principally this. We
enlisted under the impression that our fare
should be good and wholesome provisions;
but this we did not receive. We there fore
thought the contract broken on the part OF
our empIoyers-not accustomed to such
living, and seeing no prospect of faring
better for the future, it was thought best TO
leave for home, which we did. We had to
travel $50 or 1870 miles mostly through the
wilderness and thinly inhabited part of the
country, dependent on the charity of the
people and what means Of our own we had,
without receiving one cent from the State.
We do hope to be spared the necessity Of
saying any more on this subject, and shall
not unless in selfdeience.
ia NJEI, INCHEIFJ n
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
from her mornings" [see Resolutions Of
the Wing Convention

from her mornings" See Resolutions Of
the Wing Convention.
Still another: "Resoved, That we will
use all fair and honorable influence with
the owners of the ship of State, again to
place her under the charge of her able and
vigilant commander, who has so ski1ulty
and brapely beaten The enemy from her deck"
Now we ask the reader TO compare this
with a Resolve of the last Legislature and
see the manner in which the enemy were
so skiJuLy and braveIy beaten from The
deckv
"ResolCcd That Maine wiH forbear 10
entorce HER JURISDICTTOW over
that part of her TERRITORY the
possession of which, is now usURPED by
the Province Of New Brunswick, SO far as
she can do so consistently with the Re-
solve of the 9th of January.
BIT APPROVED
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
We will only add that the Resolve of the
9Th of January authorised the arrest of
persons logging without permits, which, as
we suppose, added nothing to the power of
the Land Agent, if he had the same au-
thority before its passage.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
THE TELEGRAPH.
B AT H N E.:

THURSDAY MonNIrG,A August 80.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
s. 3G,AOO,OOO!!

and if every voter in the State owned in
the same proportion, as do these forty IAN
ii Bank men," it would amount to the enor-
nous sum of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
FOR COUNTY TREAsURERs.

FOR COUNTY, TRFASU X EKr.
Lincoln. JACOB LUDWIG.
Cgmbfrlaud ROYAL LINCOLN.
York Ed. ANDN HOBSON.
Eepnebec. DANIEL PIKE.
Penobscot ABNER TAYLOR.
Piscataquis. ClIA'S p. CHANDLER
Franklin. EBEN'R CHlLDS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
DEMOCRATIC WING NOMINATIONS.
tnR GOVERNOR.

FOR GOVERNOR.
z . ~ q 70 u * e II =.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

Han. 6, HaShington-Mddle Dist.
THOMAS ROBINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
EEO1ys'S Bank OF Prizes.

Eoyt, us usual is selling and paying all the big prizes
Therefore il is necessary for those who want the largest
class Of Capitals 10 address their communications 10 D.
NJ Hoyt.
n Tickets in all OF d s. Gregory & Co.'S Lotteries
advertised in paper, by any one always for sale at
Iloyts; and il has been proved 10 the world. mat Il
iurgc prize is ,canted, THE TICKET MUST BE
PURCHASED OF HOYT
All are aware, that we recently sold prize which
amounted 10 flee times much money any prise
sold By any render nono in The city Of Richmond
In an"iher part Of this paper will be found sketch Of
the KING Of Lotteries-ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS. Ia this Lottery. more particularly
orders should to Hoyt, all big fish swim in his
pond.
o. The tickets in the Mammoth Lottery are just re
ceired. 12l-T1 July 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
SfrftffOss'S office.

THylCKETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
II Numbers for sale at STRATTos's Lucky Office
Look $50 Capitals gold and cashed by SrRATTos the
All Prize Seller, in little over IL months.
Drawn Nos in Va. Richmond Academy Lottery, Eek.
8, drawn Sept 10:
~ IA G. 81 2s 10 90 II % 6 43 %
Ticket Nos l2 % IS, prize Of $25U, sold and CASH
ed by STRATToS.
Drawn Nos in Sussex county Lottery, No So, drawn
September l2.
q 81 al SIS 80 a. % Sc "a
Ticket Nos 80 81 So another capita sold and cashed
by STRATroS
Sept. Ii:
As "a al 80 70 ID 40 81 81 "a "A G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
July ~
DOES vour Mother kno,o uoure omP

DOES vour .H0fEfr kn0'o Voure ont?
MEARrIN VAN buren, AND HENRY CLAY
lYH have gone twisting folks al the North, and Ma
dame Fortune has come TO stay "prelty considerable
spell at Hnyt's, in Richmond While The friends of
tie prea, showing their devotion 10 them, The
admirers Of her Ladyshp will doubtless avail themselves
Of the opportunity offered Of saIullng The
"Dame" in person She has determined TO take iioyts
patrons under her special protection and for this purpose
has stationed herself ocer Hows dOor 10 fcceive com
pany'' and notice who buys Of his lucky tickets Some
say that she is blinded by bandage-but little notice
vii! show that she 'knows what she is about and she
requests say, that il The prizes of $50 900 S4OOuO,
&c &c, presented BY her TO lnyt not sufficient 10
satisfy friends Of the fact she will soon put The mat
Ter sail straight by presenting them with Of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Her friends
are requested call and her at lloys corner below
the ruins of the Eagle
Julv 20 eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
MEDICAL COLLEGE. Is hcnaosp' Va

raJflE mex, Winter Term Of Lectures IN The Medical
s Departing of Ilampdrn y Gnry Co!.'ge, al kcn'
mond viii Commence MONDAY, Ot 2Is', lo"',
and cnn,irnp untll the last .: February i"owng
Angus lUS L. WARNER, nj. L., Professor OF
Surgery aud Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. d., Professor OF Theory ana
Practice Of Medicine.
iii JOHNSON, NJ d, Professor Of Anatomy aud
Physiology , en.
,cria Aledca and Therapeutics.
r l. BOHANNhN, VI. ID Professor OF oos1reucs
and The Diseases of Women an Chldtrn
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ d, Professor OF Che
ms.ry and Pharmacy.
rio I,,rpe In(rinary attach, to The College Build
Ing has been successful operation for the last eight
months and furnishes constantly number Z" interest
no Medical and Surgical cases-to which me studehi
has al all hours. .
The College nirmury together with the Aims House,
Pcnircn,ury and Armury (Which are under he charge
of two Of tie Prolrssos) will afford the student an OPP
poruny 81 witnessing The var"us diseases incident 10
a Southern climate. he abundance OF materials int
Anatomical purposes. and The reduced price al which
they are furnished will enable the student To acquire
intimate knowledge OF tie Anatomy of The human body
and the use Of Surgical INSTRUMENTS
During The last Winter Course OF Lectures inm The
number of Surgical Cases admitted into the lnhfmary
the Professor OF Surgery nahied TO exhibit before
The class nearly all the important Surgical operations
upon The Hr;ng subject; and from the growing popu
la,y of the nrmary. there is reason 10 believe that
hereafter The Surgical Cases in the House, will greatly
increase.
Good Board including fuel, lights servants attend.
ouce &c be obtained in this city for Jour doarS
per week
We are authorized 10 state that full Course Of Lee
lures in this Institution will be received equivalent
10 one in the following Medical Schools: University of
Pennsylvania Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia;
Medical College Of the Stale of South Carolina; Tran
syIvania University, Lexington, KY; University of Ma.
ryland, &c, &c.
Nho Poet ,r Ana hp ~
Rooms OF The College on The first of October.
AUG'S l.. WARNER, Al. D.,
Dem Of The .HcdiraL Faculty.
RICHMOND, May 9Th, 1889 Jim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
FEoyf's Es0isE Of Prizes,
SssseA.00D,

100000.
Lottery authorized by the State Of Maryland. Class
M ! for lS3o-To be dra,en on The 25h sept 1899.
The leading Capitals nre- One Grahd Prize Of
SlOOO 600, Of % GEO, of 10000, ! Of 5000, | nf
GUS Of 900, Of 5CQ0 ] Of 1900, 10 of coo. 20
OF 1000 % of 500, 80 Of l,OO0-and great many
other very fine prizes, amounting 10 an immense sum OF
money.
Is No. Lottery, and ~ drawn ballots.
certificate Of package Of % Whole Tickets in this
Magnificent Scheme will sent for $3.50.
Certificate of Package Of % Half Tickets Sl25
DO do % Quarter do 62 20
Do do % Ergh,hs do 81 %
Single Whole Tickets S20-Shares in proportion
Orders for lickeIs in the above ln'ery solicited
whuu, delay-lj7 To be directed 10 the seller of all
the arge prizes which sold in This part Of the county,
d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, ia.
July 10 LTD