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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

TnE BANKs-Another day has
passed, and the prevailing senti-
ments is in favor of the honorable
stand taken by orr banks. We can
now encourage onr friends abr ad,
BY stating that there Is not a dOMbt
of the solvency of the new York
banks the peOpIe, whose voice
3nuStbe regarded, ere in favor of the
banks. and they are safe. The sus-
pensionists and alarmists instance
a case now and then ofthe discred-
ting ola country bank, but there
is vet no failure of a country bank,
aid none need be anticipated.
The accounts from Boston yester-
day are gratifying.-The merchants
there have resolved in a public meet
inc. to support the banks. This
seems to have settled the question
In that quarter.
Boston maintains manfully her
position along side of New York
the integrity then of America NOR
chants will be elivated at home and
abroad. Yesterday the banks were
not drawn upon in any sums worth
mentioning, and specie is pouring
in upon us from all quarters. TX
change on London was very dull at
@ and as late as Q O'Clock not over
one hundred thousand dollars was
insured for the Liverpool steamer.
Who now doubts the stability OF the
New York banks? Twenty days
more of this same energy and per.
severance. and the merchants VIII
get all the facilities they require
from these institutions.
Spirit of the Times.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
.TEWELRY AT0RE.
COMlNLSNION HOUSE.
Rs HE UNDERSIGNED having secured
one ofthe largest and best
w AR Ell CD u 9 IL .

w A liz ELL Cd u = ES
in Vicksburg, are prepared to receive fer
Sale, Shipment, or Storage, Cot on and
other produce.
One of them, Mr.. A. A. HALsEY, will
attend to the sale of Cotton in New Orleans,
and their agent, Colonel 6. s. Cook, will
superintend the receiving and forwarding
the Cotton and produce at VlcksbUrg.
The undersigned will use every exertlon
to get the very highest prices of the market,
either at Vicksburg or New Orleans, for such
Cotton as may be entrusted TO them for sale;
and the proceeds of the sale paid TO the GUS
toner 10 the very money received for the
Cotton sold. They will also buy Cotton;
but in no instance will they except bills up.
on the cotton shipped or agreed to be ship,
ped to them. 0ETTheir WAREHOUSE
in Vicksburg, is the large and commodlous
CoTToN Press, erected by William IL
Washington, OF Levee street.
HALSEY & GWIN, Vicksbnrg Miss.
a. A. HALSEY & co. New Orleans.
September IS, 1898.
orTThe Lexington Union; Southern Re-
porter; Vicksburg Wing; Vicksburg Sent,
mel: Grand Gulf Advertiser; Free Trader;
Holly Springs Republican; Democratic On.
ion. and Madison Wing Advocate, will N.
sert the above until 1st January, 1910, and
forward their accounts % this Office.
= -" [M;ssissiPpian.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
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FATE RIGHTS AND ID NOCRATIt UNION
BY w. M iOLBERT e. co.
OF THE

Having teen soIcIIld by the uniied request Of
| he state Rights AMI Democratic parties OF Nisis-
sippi, AM especially of this section OF the stac we
have been prevailed upon to publish weakly new.
sp1p9r, to support that creed OF politics. which The
pame we have assumed demonstrates Firmly pre-.
snaded that tie liberties prosperity, happiness and
independence OF sonh, deeply itolved in these
momcntons Questions, now agated throughout the
Onion The period is at hand, when il bthooyes
every friend the South TO avnw and support those
principles OF right and interest, which we sojcmlv
claim by the charter OF our confederation; 20 main
tam the integrity Of the corstisuion the purity of
the administration of the general government, and
me sovereign independence, to which we are Untitled
to as people.
The welfare of the south has been too long pe0.
ierted-hrr original magnanimty am honor are ilst
mixing INTO disrepute-ouF own state is a striking
instance OF this fact, and supinencss vel! nigh
reduces US to northern vassalage, has disorganzed
community at one time eminsntly prosperous-aud
destroyed the means Of recovery from emhara ssment
for years.
Such policy has Frustrated our energies. lead
US into unwse projects, heaped upon us corrupt and
Improbable corporations; which almost cast stO-
ma upon the goot faith AID honor of the state These
errors should be cOrTected-thc times demand it,
lei us then resolve TO I'D us them aud assume that
envable condition formerly so proudly held
Our might and means should be exhibited 10 The re-
puhlic--lt is just to ourselves should do it, in or
der to relieve OF that Crudulify of dependence
long habit has ENGINEERED among us.
we hear speak TO men of Southern principles, and
to those devoted to that original of government
under which the constitution Of this republic was a.
greed upon and settled.
Our object is not TO mar the good feelings of the
north and south, or to shake that amty which should
exist between them, nation, but merely 20 vindi-
cate those rights entitled TO, and explain the
constitutional remedies by which We are protected
We are nneqniyocally opposed TO rational Bank
Ito the elevation Of Henry Clay, to the Presidency,
which we consider would he most destructive blow,
to the south amt stability OF the unon--we will also
oppose that system OF Internal Improvement BY the
general government advocated by the federal party
opposed to all abuses and extravaganza ia the
administration Of public affairs avowcdIy opposed
TO s"perhuous revenue, or high Tariff in favor Of
free and direct trade with the choice of foreign or
domestic markets, and in all other respects zealouslv
advocating the doctrine Of the Republican and State
Rights school, as set forth in the Virginia and Ken
lucky resolutions of '9S and '99.
TERMS
The estate Rights ana DemOcrtic Union," will
be published at SIS in advance or &c at the end oil
the year.
YazOO City, Miss. July 90, 1889
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
FEMALE SCHOOL.

MRS. Q. P. DOOn, rcsprciulv anuaunces ~
the CT, 'ze''s # Yazoo City, aud surrounding counr,
th't she will open FEMALE HOOL, in VA.
20 ty' on the 7th of OcrObsr next, IN soms COM
f"rtanl" room; whe" 'ine notice will be given.
fw Oh G tfdies from the rountry, can procure
ooafo with 'he teac' = il required ON reasonable
m"n'h'; BithOgraph,, Reading, Writing and Auth
metz, SIS -Fngli,h Gammar Gcograph, Natural
and Motai PmlnSopay, Modern and ncient History.
f' gic. Rhei ric and amn sit on-SO
Yazoo City S pit II, 1889
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

DrEp-oo Friday evening las', Oct. ill., L
Of the prevailing epidemic, Mr.. u. A: IA "A
TIM, lately - vicksburg. but formerly o. VII
gina, in which state he had his birin ana e''.
ucaiion. Aged about 81 years. blooming
with health, in the glow Of youth, ana WIN
opening prospects of wealth and conslafra'
tion before him, Mr.. Tafum WAS suddenly
summoned to the unseen world By The yellow
fsvar. His disease was comparatively Win.
on, pain, and his death caused regret ano
monrninp in the minds of all who knew him.
He VAS Al the head of an Exchange Office IN
this city, and has left behind him a spotless
re imitation for honesty, integrity, temperance
and every manly virtue. Free 1r.dsr.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

AN UNLucKY SWAP. i am told singular
fact. which will prove how rapid " the value
of land risps in this country as 1t becomes
peooIed. Fiftv-six years ago, the major part
Of the land upon which the city of C'nc'n-
natl stands. and which is now worth many
millions of dollars. was swapped'away by 'ne
owner of il for ponyl The man who made
fins unfortunate bargain is now alive ana
LYING in or near Observation-Disclosures.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

RoUcE.-A lady consulted Saint Francis
OF Sales, on the lawfulness of using rouge.
why" said he, ''some pious men object to
1t; others see no harm in il. Twill hold fhe
middle course, and allow you to use il on the
cheek"
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

Attorney and Counsellor at Lap.
& TIE rs regularly the Ci'cnit Court of At.
~ tai, LraA. dl>nu, HouIes I'D Yazoo coun
lies. Office in Yazoo lty, ,is,issipp, where he
can aw Us be found, except absent on professional
business
Augns' 18Th, l. Eft.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
NOTICE.

FILTERS standardization having been granted
"a t. the undersigne At the IuIl (Ins term of the
Probate Couri OF Yazoo ouny upon the estate of
Ihoma, Ianiel, ecca et-trose indebted to the es-
tate requested TO m Ike Immediate ravment.
Those having claims against III, tst4 will present
them within the lime ptescrb by aw or b. forever
barred. Will IAN + d N Ell, Admir-.
SARAH w. DANIEL, Adm'x.
July 30. If
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
MAi.s.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

The mail arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Wednesday, Friday aud Sunday. at O'clock,
A. NJ.
The mail will he closed on each day of its arri-
val. ut O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Post Office will he open every day. from &
O'Clock, A. NJ. until p A. SUNDAYS excepted.
r. EATON KEYS, p. Nj.
Yazoo City, July 20, 1879
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
70 tie Pubic.

The RIGHTS of editors and publishers ofPapers have
han too long neseeted Justice viii never be done
srea bamselyes assert their rights and enforce the
va;d rnes which in the end viii be found alike
- the public and beneficial 10 those engaged
i the press publishers Of papers have been 60 long
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
valuable Property For Sale
IN YAZOo CITY.

~ LII be sold TO tie highest b dder on the Pub.
tic square, in the own OF nton IN MONDAY ..
the 2'st day Oetobe,, inst, he undi, ided third
par Lot, No. go, on the co ner of .)efft,son and
Nun streets, in Yszoo CITY, The lot has valuable
ouiltIngs hereon, now occupied and yielding arge
lent Said pr1port, belongs to the Benton & Man
chester Rail Road Il Ra9kng Company, and the
note OF that Institution will be taken in navneot
TILE indisputable
J. J. NICTiIE. Cashier. p r
Beaton, Oct lst, ls3l-2w.
" HE above sale is postponed until the 18th day
of Novpnhe, next. '"'
October %, lSs9.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
DIV REFRESHMENTS

1a11aNEScE! TTS1-IIlES!!
A TFEND stated meeting OF the 'Compan " 10
- be held at the "Arm ,ury," on >aturda, e l6h
inst at early c mole light Bu>iness importa %
will be laid before the C,,mpaR,
"ComPiny 'nurt Ma t al vii be holden at the
same Pla' O. Immediately after the 10 pany Meet.
ing" hall haze adjou'"e
The -; o mi stoned officer" and Orderly Ser
geant will constitute the 1urt ,ar'iat," AID will
appear il full I'm form The secretary will b. pre-.
pared TO Jay iull and correct list of all ielinquen
before the Court
B, order
QUA KENbOS., o. s. u F.
Yazoo City, No. 3, s39.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on
tn 27tf f ., tobrr, negro woman,
"a NAMED ILLAH-she Is all and 81 m,
%TEsA ck,-waiks aid talks quick; She
I f11SASs formerly belonged to NJ and Bad
| 800 ley. ny person returning sand W men
s. 10 me, at this place, or confni g her
in any iai, that can procure her,
shall be literally rewarded.
A. H MORTON.
Yazoo City, Nov. l3, l69-tf
VA NGEcN HOTEL.
VHNiE subr,ibers having taken the above we'll
II known tave n stand 'oimeEly owned By Mr.. ].
M Psriso: and lately IN the occupancy of Mr. Joab
O'Neal, respectfully INFORM the public, that the, are
ROW prepared to acc immediate those who may IA vor
Them with their patronage-and hat no exertion
shall be spared on their part TO make them comfort.
able.
Attached to the establishment is good stable land,
as it VIII be exclu>vell uner be cou,ro OF person
of experience the pnbc that all horses sent
to will be properly attended t..
uUNTER & BELL.
Yazoo CITY, Oct Is, '839-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
March l2
wgARsnALL THEATRE The suhscrheTresPec

RyARSHALL THEATRE The suhscr'hsrrrspfct'
" fully in(rrms the Public that The above establish
men, will he closed from two to three weeks from aat'
IN contract with the Company, and the slockh"ders oil
the Theatre and also for the purpose Of producing the
Romantic Play in Five Acts Bounded upon Scot CO.
lxbaed Novel; If Iroahoc; the IsrsSs- The play Of
Rjen.i; or. tic lat Of tie Romnns!-Ana "i'h new
sc.reIv Costume and Original Music. On The same
sr!rnd!d STYLE If julius Cesar and Macbeih) h"zebue
celebrated Play Of Pi-nrro!
The subscriber has aIso pleasure in announcing an en-
cagemea, with Mr. Woolford and MI a"n Mrs . o'e'
:: Mr. Cnrkps Establishment, for the purpose Of pre-
ssp,ino the celebrated Drama. founded upon Byrnn s
Poem. of Ha=,pya! the wild horse o" 1nraTy- which
,,Ii be nroducrd with new Scenery. Machinery. &c
NJ Due notice will b. given Of the re'oPenng' ana
production nf the Novelties.
The PubIic's most otpdient
March lA-uJ hEOhbE 1CNEo'
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..7TANDS REI'TS & GO. No 49, Baltimore Street, Bn
&c are receiving ships non and Rowena this
mort m Roscus, New York aud Algonquin wa fh!'"c
all Liv"puo tVo f6eSS OF ro'e's" ~! "'o'- '
ssi.nE part OF .
Pgndona Stgsa fine assortment, comprising bFougham ana
pcnn Cassimees, Leopold Mixtures, Huntington and raed
,n;xcd orls linen and cotton DnIs &c, &c
Sp- Cloths OF every description; imperial Grape, ihihet Al
par. and As'mkan -,
TrurGd silks plain and figured Satin, cut Velvet, &cGc
I.u.,nes, and Gro dc Swiss
Br;i,h Prints, beautiful assortment
Domestic 10 Of various siy les ana pfces
Clntz and Paris Lawns
i,.,;ssaioc dc LANES and MOusScline d'Orleans
t:,g-hams Of various styles
CIabrics aud J"coneis
Book Swiss, and null MusiEs
i'lsiI. tame and check 90
E.,hpp and India Lawns
i. blnetts, white, black and c"ion'ed
/ lfi<n !irens, white and brown
! Er,s, 10 Lands ard Ion. Lawns
N,c,,T, F,ucies and Hamilton Drillings
Sa',inc,S Of various colors and qul!lrs
American Nankcrns, genuine article
Rurup.. Nos. l. , } and1
Reached Shiriing and Shcetnss
Brown Shuings and SheetIngs
81 70 and 4 / l'csirgS
,.guyuss PudAinss, Nos. J, and3
3 land 64 red iicSienhutGs
Russia Diaper and Trash
Parisian silk Shawls
Fancy t5ess Iidks. Of every description
English and lulii Choppas and bnncannas
Rack Brussels Cravats and Scatis
Gum elastic, net and weD
hoskiu, bucksEIn, SIX aha peru"
DO ladies' kid, picnic, Lisis &c
Silk and cotton Hosiery
Buttons Of description
Pins English und German
Tapes Bohb;ns, &c, &C. ocoIl
will he disposed Of on the u na'
terms our facilities importing Goods wiz enupc " a.,
desirable assor men 10 me nHS 70
) p'see" o. w3wr
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ntizcs OF h.0nO IRE

% 29r p,,,cs--,rou,tior to Sl,2T2lG
70 number I.ot,ery--l3 drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $50, halves $40, quarters s., eghhs
50 30. c,
Certificates Of Packages Of &c whole tickets 500
", do 20 half do l}0
Certificates Of Packages Of % Gpater tickets TO
Do do 26 eighth DO % 30
n Tha, no disappointment may occur, all orders
should be- G.rihwilh directed to u " tiOt l.
A, the Phqnix Lottery Office who has sold and 10 sell
ing and .ashng more Capital Prizes, than any Vender
in the known world.
Orders for Tickets from any part Of The United States
by mail or otherwise enclosing cash or prize Tickets
Thankfully received and executed by return mail, WIN
the same rompt attention personal application and
the result (when reGnesled,) immediately ar1 'he
drowinr L addressed 10 d. Nj. HOYT.
March 81 3c-u
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s15s Sssf
SS sE TIsSs rs Is Ia Is j ~ ia ~ -
rs. e : =
rl.Irrs nL:IiEEi n M "a w

YJIE TRUE RICHES or LIFE is HF-3L1H.
,e'HE witch fe'rrs fI'+ have
m MEDICAL rsstorgr is the most UNDERSTANDABLE pno t"".
~ e Of their Importance tho afflicted IN almost
80 class of dsaScs The letters received fem pa
is u rheI Is really p;GG-:ons az" I'VE
oar;s which try cured are almost varied as tie! he
Gu still IN which they are more 'sIe
others and these he rancd me
o o complaint OF the stomach ard bowels such a' 'o-
n, 1a.ucs and crson. for which The! G;g ROT only t"
bu, ~ imrGsGiGtr -,
l,rc life tina; this foundation Of fsiG!f"rg. p0s"6'e
% ;pJoesica loss G appetite &C., and that those IN i" turn
.vr h TO drcpsp rer complaint ecHmpn, ard "H'fHc ic
m .p,: Peters Pills being the best medicine
;.L - FOR the ncirrni diseases OF he ~.
arc necessarily the Ptev"nres of o" tenfiu
~, which cmbitic mature r a"G r.: so
oary millions ua'imrly graves ,..,,
Peters aoTGics nothing hnIS-H
I o sen conceded public lie is needy quack or IN,
J hut is placed resPonbiyo OF Situation by the "a
which enjoyed fer an! which ia increasing '"
the annals Of mcGicEe. that makes mn
IN nothing which rot borne out by III" most ni"
ia ,,,r nod hence eGrio e Pat la the lest ~ any
,r.., vi ,ch he has cd respecting h. Pills.
mr. happy he able To state On the auihnry
200, runc Of regular Physicians that wherever hs srr"',
pin bren inourrd they have almost sup'ic'hcd he aus
& - for their peculiar faculty IN sweet
,n The blood stimulating it TO cypr' all roSor' "'c s'
,rcn,,h ard tone hr prevents disease " nc
, strength must he under, If n all by danger
o careful and enquire for Peters Fcseah'c Pills
,i ,;,,naI druggists IN Ritlnnrd Petersburg urt Nor
r,"3srod nv los PRIESTLY PETERS. NJ n l"9 LAST
,,no Nov vorE E:rb 10 Pill. Puce - "tnis
] fol-. L1o-ia'H!
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IyIugbir PrDufriy for safe

tHtnGbf properly .Jhf s"c.
ENliE fusrr w! sell his property, III" "wn o COLUMBIA
u,on Terms consists u comfortable
Dwcn. house. bat recently h"i Up IN Fefi neal s'!
long with stone cellar the whole Irn:E
large house. with stone ceiinf the whole en@'
Stables and Smoke huus", all IN Est rate ndcf lie
has I" ten OT th"nsd!"
dollars, would dispose of with tbs property Upon very liberal
terms -,
unc ycars hc with confidence II I" lie INST
rate acc business TO cncrprzng who would step
into shoes for his hc cOu! MOI wish
His SALE, TOR The last several years have been about 1oo
pera AMI Cpntnuc 10 improve
information respecting this property md goods t'
subscriber by writing 10 him at Ion-
a Fuvanna county, Va lie would prefer personal application.
health such, that c"mreis hin '" close h "u
sincss: he offers this very ra'nah" property
far .,i. JOSEPH HoDGSUN.
. Coualbia Fluvannl co., Va Dec. H. lbs. "i--"im
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rules, holden the Clerks
Office of Circuit superior Court Cf Law AID Lbancefy of
,hr connty u"knchat, Monday ih" 'h Gay {" 'aHuy
Pe- Jones Arthur Moou and John Spencer administrator
OF James ""'s'' 'O"' "s'''''' Plaintiffs:
against . - -r
b5ms AMI Sarah his wife, Maria a. Conr Thomas
Warev John = Wmtcy. Eli EaIioTc amd Sarah has wile
Samuel Wincy, william aowe, aud Ann EIz"hcth h" "'r,
lane NJ Turnsr aGux Of Fleming Turner Charles a. Hto''
md WIifT ArdersOr, pH'',,'uts
Tn. defendants Ton, Paicsou ard sarah hls wife Maria "
Couch Thomas Whitley, Iohn :. Niniey Eli no"c: ana
Snr,h s " m Iuurl Nnlcy, William E4iUwc aud ANA Eha-
be s w having entered their Gppa.arc" and :tn
I'll, accord ny Act Assembly and the RG!'s "i 'h "ut,
and apcafjn actory cvid Wat '"y arc 10" inhnh
ants Of this county, 0dercd That the sud a'o"t deicId
the dly of III" neat Nrfl 'ih '
;wc the plant NJ, aad that copy OF i pd"f y" M
win inserted in newspaper published in the City OF Rch-
months and ostcd 81 the o" "oo' ="
the court house Of tbs county
\ cupy--Tgstr,
RoLrE EI.nRInGE c. C s. c.
! r.hs s2-wsw
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Io,c, S;yt nj .uorus .Hv'tienuiis Trees.

Large Sale IF !Horus .H"'tieaais Trees
NN WEDNESDAY. the eth instant, q, eleven
8 = o'clock at the Auction Stores. on Frederick
stree, whari 90, 600 MoRrs MuL1icAULls TREES lnesf
Trees are in the very best possible state Of preservation,
wing been tended and raised with great care. They
nrr all securely packed in boxes. and The number Of
buds in each marked the counting ha wing been
done By sworn counters, every reliance can be placed
in :hsir correctness
Terrs nj Saie-For all purchases under $500, cash
ali over that sum four end six months cred, for np
r,ored ento-s.d po,cs R. LENNON & co.
Halmore, March l6 D-a
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Siork in The Eackange Bank Of pirgtnia.

FIFE following resolution adopted by the Boa'up
the Escfan=e Virginia at Norfolk on me "a "s'
RcsOirsd That the 2569 shsos o. 'e .osA
this Institution of, he offered Tor a,e' anu
price shall be as heretofore, charging interest on 'e sun
the dividend Of So declared thus placing the
the Stockholders and tHt
shares offered tor sale each Norfolk, Richmond and refers
burr 1863 Clukye the for selling the same Ia term
,aic an the h day Of hHTc unless aisposcd Of
the authority tins given the Office Richmond offers for
,, no Shares the indicated in the above resolution
'1' W. r. SrROTIs;R CusLier.
,s 7O-3&wtf
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.,7-o.rJ G CROSS ASBESTOS IRON CHESTS, ,oarrar:td
proef having undergone the orden of fire, with
~ ;rv To- ,beir Gentlemen in the country WHO keep
gu, , mr. money ouskt TO he without The phi
rom $40 upwards according to size Reference made
&c following parties who with many have hem il
VIZ ,n = Son Hnxn Co, Dunop, Noucnfe Co: H. w.
Fry Mosdcca Osborn HSs s,d iEs
ma KEEP, constantly for sale br the 'GOsfsS'
r-.vcu1 For the Manufacturers.
lI4-WOHil
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The great MAMMOTH Lottery. to be drawn on III
20!h April, 1899 containing prizes OF
ESQ essGt .eS. GH0v go, GGt!!

This is the richest sch, me have he'd Tor years; I"
contains more magncrn, prizes than any scheme ever
offered TO the public. .rv,r,
As Hoyr has the selling Of all the most MAGNET:
CENT Prizes he will no doubt have the banding Of
these therefore, every person should have ticket or
package IN this scheme there prizes enough "r
all -.
NJ He who has never drawn prize should try this
lie who has drawn thousands SHOULD try H.
Tie " no has drawn small prizes should try It,
He who has bu, little now should try H.
tle who has thousands should try II, and give Inc pro-
cerds of the investment to the poor
He who is about to lose all he possesses should Try IT.
tim, he nav leave u fortune 10 his children.
In fact every body should have ticket IN this
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EarOTICE The undersigned having associated them
q selves in The practice Of The Law, will attend The
Sum rnr and Interior Courts Of this city. III" Supreme
Cont Of Appeals and the Superior and Inferior Courts
re the counties Of GCnrhinnd and Chesterfield. One oil
them may al all times be ornd 81 ihrlr once On 20
o, sizes, JOSEPH MAYO.
'>'"' WIN. L. ARCHER.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

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