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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10

BOOKS & $TATlONARY.
4 Good ;,ss,rmen, Of School. Classical and
"a Blank Rocks. also Cap AMI Letter Paper,
itnilIs Writing and lndelible lax. &c &c.
Just received by &. A. DOWD.
Nv IL 1894 tfAl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10
JOHN SAPPINGTON,
Snlinn Ennnlu AI,n.

=, :.
Price 81 so per box.
Numberless certificates Of this medicine, have
been rendered hut have thought fit ninscrt on
Iy the following from the Rev. Jool H. Haden.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

,.,L Mr. Rarialen may have made buf'
. ~ ,a,,- we do no, believe that he ever
a .ny thing like i,-the broad assertion o' VIZ
-, 70 the contrary, notwithstanding.
Hs-:...onvention, that is to be, will "nomnate
:. consistent. and Incorporating supper
= democrat,c principles. There is consid-
y. .oecula,ion as to where this parsonage is
!. e,nnd. The Hen John Spencer, who was
,.,,e, 10 the government 10 an immense amount
-. time. and who gave tho present Regis
-, Fort Wayne lot Of land $50 or ioo acres)
=. Washington and iniercede against his reno
Ie,om the Office of Receiver, IS spoken OF as The
.,ominen, aspirant. lie is no doubt the most
..,;atns partizan they have, and the stduncsesf
4 -, of the party. lie sacrificed his homer,
n =. ..co-ainp TO his own confessions in letter
. -.....,o the Department, he became defauter,
!. .0eud the Presidential clection--to brow beat
.ar,oe tne dissenting members oil his party into
!. traces Of party servility! We should be plea
a TO see him in the field, in opposition 10 Mr..
y arden, or any whig that may be run as the can
y date Of the whig party. The Rev. Mr.. Thnmp-
N d Fayette, is another aspirant. No one aftc-
,.a;np bis speech "a, the Van Buren, convention
fYayne county, will doubt his qualifications
Afe have preserved it, not only literary curl
~ in the line OF sublimity sublimafcd! but as
will not offend tho old man by
~ remarks at this time. ANDREW KENNEDY,
10, the present senator from the counties ofDel-
amare and Randolph, IS the most consls,cn. and
"a best democrat spoken of in the district. 1t is
.a that he will be n candidate before the con
,uion and bids fair to be the candidate Of the
ATTY.
We had no intention Of making more than
,.nark, when we commenced this article: how
ser, we shall wait very patiently, believing tina
d. hut little difference who NAV be nominate
s,he wings Of this district will, if united, max
10 convention all humbug, as Mr.. Rariden
aid TO have called ii, at last.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

ers weight, IN comparisoa of that overwhelming
testimony which Is now disclosed, and stands fur
'her forth in bold relief, amazing the honest, pure
minded, and confdins people of this republican
and christian country.
II was on that day, ,oo, that Mr., Pickens re-
ierFing to the boast, tina. Mr.. Van Buren, would
carry the South by falling IN with Southern
measures cried out, "He is mistaken WEpE-
CLARE WAR AGAINST HIN AND MS poLIcyi-UN-
COMPROMISING, JNEXTINGUIsHABLE WAR AGAINST
us PRINCIPLES. VIZ NAIL THE FLAG TO TsfEs,sr.
AND WILL CONQUER or DIE UNDER 1rt''
his was SAID of the ..NoRrHsR> MAN wIru
SOUTHERN rRINCIPLE.,t''
lime hath wrought, strange alteration.
Mr.. Wise spoke with his accustomed energy
aud spirit 10 reply 10 Mr. Pickens and Cambre-
iens; anu INSISTED on the appointment of the con-
mttee by the House
Dir. Bond then took the fiaer but fter a few
remarks he yielded to motion for adjournment,
Ills subject will be first in order tomorrow
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

TO whom this may greeting il they should
want of the above articles, small and
cheap sum Of NINETEEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENIS TO call .Ne.srs Thatcher q Sn,itt, Of Rich
mond, Ind. for same.
II the gentlemen can afford, conscieo,sy, ask and
receive SD 3D. for s1tc. article,
can rs e7f.scaeTttousy, and 'slaet!e' pay
one dollar fo7 their especial benefit and ths advantage
VIII BIS TO the Public know who cheap ,cagon
tongues! JOHN L. DAVIS
New Paris, Jan. l9.h. 1882 2-3t-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

HARRIAGE TONGUES -Messr.. Editors:--We
wish il be known, Ohm L. Davis, has. by his
advertisement, endea7ored produce wrong
the public mind regard the work done fr MIN
We made oay tongue for him, Gas he
would wish the public beeve but the whole rigging
horses, what horse carriage, tongue,
oubleee sngetces, and neckyoke, extensively roned
together with sgn braces, and double,ree checks.
the whole done in good style according order Those
sha, particular informa ton the subject
call Benjamin Fughun who acquainted with the
OF the articles the subscribers.
THATCHER g. SMITH.
Richmond. Jan. I9. 1888. 2--3x~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

CHERIFF,s SAL-.-By virtue of sundry executions TO
nos Al nFIc sale n tn. COM, tu.e oor, the iowa
Cenirevillc Wayne County 1n1iana, Sasuay ne @na
day of February between the hours Of o'c. A
NJ and four O'Clock, P NJ said day, the follow ag pro-
pery, wit house and lot in tins borough Richod
Wayne county, Indana. and known by being numbered
numbered plat that part town
laid o by Charles w. Star.
ALSO-One LOT of ground in the borough, described
follows, TO wit: beginning Franklin 81 feet
north of south Of above described 10. No TO-
80 feet, north 81 feet the alley
along alley 80 the along
50 feet place of beginning Taken in
the property of Samuel Ballard of Albert
Z. Blanchard and Others.
T G. NOBLE, Shift w c.
January 10Th, 1889. I-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19
Strayed,
PARKER & GREEN.

SAMUEL w. PARKER, OF Connersville, Fayet,e CO.
and j. w GREEN, of Richmond, Wayne county, have
entered into copartner=p for the of civil but
saess in The Wayne Circuit Court. All such business
either win receive the joint attention of both.
j. w Green his old
Bank, where lie stin hopes his share
lie patronage Master in Chancefy will admins
oaths taxa dispositions acsnowlsd of Deeds
mortgages &c
July l4th, 1899. 81 III
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19
Town Property for Sale,
To Whom it may Concern.

THE Subscribers The SEWER hereby notified,
OF oneshd the subscription is required.
of the contracts already completed and MUST BE-
HAD speedily possible, the abores need their
money. Apply To BENZ. FuLGIUM,
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Jan. 5th, 1889. So 3wc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

4 t A MEETING of "A number of the Physicians Of
r a the counties of Union and Franklin, Fairfield,
franklin county, Indiana, Wednesday the 9Th Januz7y
1889, 20 steps towards the organization OF
riey, whose shall be the of tina profess
sion and science OF Medicine generally and III the White
Walsr Valley especially, Dr. Reh-rt Cogley of Union
called Chair, d.. r. w. Colescot of Franklin,
appointed Secretary.
The object of meeting having been stated, BY the
cha rman
Tn motion, it Nesoired, Tint the Alumni CIau-
ates oil all legally authorized Schools of Medicine residing
iii the w. w Valley, and who favorable
ton CT edical Society, be, and the hereby,
requested 10 meet at Liberty Union CO. ind Tuesday
2}th inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Resoiued, further, That Dr. J. NJ S,arbuck of Liberty
Ind, be requested deliver address meeting
thu advantages be derived from Medical Associations
On motion of DR.. Z. Cassene Drs. Cogloy and STAR
buck appointed committee draft constitution
! and hyeiaws, and submit them for adoption
meeting.
Resored also That the proceedings OF this reerg be
signed BY the chairman and secretary and published she
Rockville American and Richmond Palladium.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned in Lbs
! ty N Tuesday 29,h inst, a 10 O'Clock,
X. COOLEY, NJ. ID. Chairman.
| T. w CoLEsCoTT, Secretary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

Salea~sao.,oco s of Georgia, held a Convention in
ca. Y.Me. ON tho 18th ult., and Nominated
~ for e I. ~ Donald, Of Bibh county, as candi.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

<AUTION-No.ice is hereby given all persons :ha.
owing either by book account, TO
pay settle with Capt Luther Croker. By Of any
assignment tina. been made to him by said
obtained through certain promises given by
him, which ne refuses comply with.
HENRY S. CROCKER.
Richmo7... January 9th, 1899 l-3;
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EXECU TORS SALE.

EXECU TORS SALE
VIZ ILL be sold. tins 25th inst, HOUSE and
w LOT, numbered l65 as laid of by john Smith,
situated ashing,on belonging the
Daniel B. Green. deceased credit of three months will
given one-half purchase money; and
for the remaining hshs purchaser give Notes with
proved security Any person wishing
have al necessary information 6y calling
Col s. Fleming. REBECCA GREEN,
THOMAS LITTLE,S Executors
Richmond, Jan. 5tA, 1889. So 3w
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Town Property for sale.

4 SMALL DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
"a For Sale. on Front street, nearly osposit. the he
hodis Westinghouse Terms will be made known by
sai.ing OF the subscriber On the premises.
EDW ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, Jan. SIN, 1899. 52sic
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

& DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The undersigned
has taken of the Wayne Probate Court, letters of
James Stay deceased late
of Wayas county, Indiana; therefore he requests all
those indebted said make immediat, pay
aud all hose having claims against the
them for settlement, duly authenticated within one
date The is supposed be nsois
LACtARlAt SIANLi Admit
January p, 1882. ".
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

PUNCTUALtTY Is THE LIFE OF BUSINESS
WE wish 20 remind customers, that the close of
w the year il the time for CLOSING ACCOUNTS;
and have always held idea a longer cred
fGn year srouli not bc sre, intend striking
balance of every nRns the first of January
which balance, De paid PUscTUALLY. II
creditors do forward and settle their accounts
viii - obliged collect without regard persona
STRATTAN e. MEEK.
Richmond, JAN 5, 1899. 52-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19
Wood and Iron Turning.

Wood and Iron Turning.
FHFE subscriber having rented frss-ra,e privilege
VIM. Balcroftis EactoEy, near Richmond. ia pre-
pared FIJI all orIe MS lima; and, from MS long expert
Wood and Iron Turning, at.srs himself by
close business, ne viii be enabled please al
persons who may fl to give him call. Cabinet Ma
invited call and examine MS workma nshjp
patterns, and prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
y. b. WAN't5lD,-a largs quantity OF lumber, suita-
bic 10 turn; for which prices VIII paid.
SIMEON MACY.
Richmond, Suns 9. 1893. 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19
bis OLU ITO N,

THE .o-parneship existing under IN. firm Of
FILMING * ADDLEMAN, has been, this day, dis.ol-
ed ~ Suai consen, fAI those inds5isd will. there
to- SEE ,,S NECESSITY Of PAYING UP without DELAY:
IN. business Of TIE cd firm will be continued BY SAMUEL
FLEMING who VII IS happy TO SELL GOODS. and.
ha .,me time rec.i7e ard receipt TO. ALL due said
firm. SA-clEL bLai ~,
Pieh-o-5 Ia, rs, 1870 52tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

NJ EDto' AL MEETING.-At amee,,,~ ~ p,,.;.;,rs
VI held n Centreville Saturday the sts n.r.mhs
loi- the following resolution was alon,.I.
Resided. That all physicians Of the eo,,x NJ Vs.
o9 requested 10 meet Censrsi!s fourth Mo,5,x
~ reofafF next, In order n organize Socie,,
for said cousry. j PRTFCUEr $780,
tenrre~le. Jan 18th, 1892 l;m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19
4 FARM FOR SALE.

liE undersigned wishes r, ..n , ,-,., of ,,s .,.;;
=, vi sai SOIL well tmbered, tbs " assrs o.
m eseAt n tfeh's rodnsy intiaua add known a. tho
~ :. "af.~foi >~cton t~erty nine, ~. Is
.. Q, Ng'se mae; and immediately adjoining IN. farm
= n ""' 'totf- Forty Gcrss of timber deadea-a
w'li D. msd- kno~n nv applicable, N ~. -
~ o niilss Last ef Itichmoaa 100"
-, THOMAS MOORE
- ''".''h i'te- less 5o-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

. swells, and swaggers, and throws his arms about.
! lie Is er'irely made up of pompous afectauon,
but then he has certain obesity which renders
him totally lmpeTyous to the shafts Of rdicuie
sarcasm.
! Mr.. Gushing animadverted severely upon
these repeated attempts 10 suppress tine highland
advocated appointing the committee by ballot.
! Mr.. Pickens then took the floor and declared
! his intention to go for the committee by BALLOT
i But | thought his speech, though full enough OF
patriotism, virtue. and horror OF corruption, exh
bited in reality coy, reluctant grudeing 10 60 for
+ the proposition. He his old friends and al
/ lies in the work of investigating abuses and Co..
ruptlons embarking in the same enterprise. of
old-but instead of joining them as he did in days
gone by, he stands the shore. make. profound
obeisance them. hut does not even saw iGod
speed you. frends!'' The most Mr.. Pickens
brings himself to. now, IS to say TO his ancient
/ companions, Take your committee by BALLOT
LET them take it' he adds to his ancien, adver-
sares.
! How differen. this is from the tone he assumed
only two Years ago. Ii was the third day of ia
4 nuary. 1897. remember the scenes of that day
i we'll Mr.. Wise's resolution inquiring into the
i condition of the Executive Depar tnents, be-
fore the House. | revive the recollection of the
part Mr.. Pckens then acted. not to taunt him
with inconsistency. Far from it, Blu. TO remind
your readers. and the country, what bold. ardent
hish-spiri,ed man then did and said The course
of Mr.. Piekens at that day did him honor. He
IN hot pursuit of abuse and corruption but
still of abuse and corruption. in regard to which
the evidence then existing did not carry feaih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09

pvs, ardor for the success Of the cause OF The geat De
mocrac Republican family has been gradually coohhg
dow n ever since the meeting OF the great Denior' IN
yention in Baltimore, which nominated D!cA 'onhs''
instead of MIR Ryes as Vice President Ana is II gr-
ne,ollv known that MIR K DID take DECIDED ground
Tor rather never did manifest decided acl'na'onto quiz
his old friends until Mr.. Calhouns conversion 10 th.r
favor! When MIR e. went over to the aid OF ihe ADMIN
istration who we're then sinking with aapldy nneXan-
p in the history of parties with his n"'Iohs Of simple
solid hard money government and was received Win
open arms and hailed their political oe'Ve'er-"hfn
he became installed first iavorle and inc names o.
Benton and Rives sunk and died away upon Tue ear
then il was that Mi Ryes abandoned his inen-
linn and his uedqe 10 introduce "thIs great issue OF
simple, solid, hard money government, w Tue snue u.
which only the honorable Senator mr. taIhoun) 'hough'
could be legilimuley presented, ana ne al once De-
me q Stale Bank paper money, credit system gentle
man. is not this ia hul and True account of his Po-
litical history And if is he entitled 10 your con-
fdence and support: =,
Sir | have faith in your eleventh iiour men. Al
though thew are always The first 10 be rewarded, paticu-
when they ask TO be paid for their conversions do
| suspect them. have confidence IN your deal!l-bed
repenlan sinners; for ninety. uHes III huhoreu'
they proceed from apprehension md mol from conVc
ton Why Sir once witnessed, as was supposed inc
death bed re enance OF my excellent and worthy friend
from The county OF -: now IN my eye. We were
on our way to the Baltimore races, and were "ver'akfn
by Almost violent Storm and expected every moment 10
90 to the bottom. Well you never did see poor sinner
pray harder for little while than that gentleman; but
his repentance lasted longer than The sormi nr Ivy
The time he landed safely in Baltimore, he was the same
vile sinner that he was when he Ier h!chnond-aha
take this to be pretty fair illustration of death bed re-
pentances in general If they happen TO die during the
repentant fit i, may all be well enough but if they re-
cover they almost TO return to their old hahs
and will so it be with Mr.. Rives Let him die now, and
be confirmed in his repentance, if he does repent for,
as sure as you put him safely upon his legs again. sure
will he return TO bis old tricks.
In conclusion. MIR. Speaker, let me enreat The wings
here not TO discard their old friends to form this new a
lance. Let me entreat them not 10 surrender their
principles 10 expectancy. Let me inplore them TO pre-
the integrity of the party, upon which alone We
have fought, and upon which alone expect and de.
sire to conquer.
If Mr. Rives is elecled this day shall fear that the
Wing party this State dsband.d and dissolvsd-bu
let stand firm and be true to ourselves and success
within grasp; but hesitate taer and we are un-
done forever.
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To .Hasttrs and Parents

To Masters and Parents
YHNHE Proprietor OF the VIRGINIA SAMPSON, Sl0Ul
Il Premium Vegetable, for Syphilis and Scroiua. viii
accept g any servant Of forty years OF age snG
under, whose hopeless and WhO by disease ha.
become useless, expense 10 his present owner N
such should be wiling TO come tie will take Others
not far advanced, al valuation where there is pra
pect of Should they wish TO Their nrg
nal owner after is effected they do re
valuation. The will be done for those who have
(what is caed) Scald Head
Should any one prefer using the remedy themselves
il NAV be obtained by addressing the Proprietor Of n.
Vireiaia Sampson K,chmond Pa. posi- paid (nr let's,
will be taken from the office unless the postage paid
describing the CONNER cement, progress, aud pIesen:
state Of the disease Price of single paper $40; lw,
do. SlG three Tor S2l II is purely vegetable, al.
pleasant 10 take
The medicine can be sent by any mode OF conveyance
with safety When il is sent according TO GIrectIUns 1.
will be- in all cases, the risk of those ordering
One Thousand Dollars will be given to any Syphilis pa.
tent no may take il according TO directions, It he Is
fully satisfied with the results as II Is presumed
that no case be than of those that have
been cured BY this vegetable For these facts reference
to gentlemen of the highest standing both here and n
Pelershnrg be had One Of the most valuable
deraons is that person cured by this remedy, will
entail the disease their pos,erlty. For tina, reason
many take il who had regarded themselves as well
April = lU6-3f& laf2n
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EDOBERr H. JENKINS has opened the folow;,-
IA extensive assortment Of new, fashionable and chez
Dry Goods which he will sell for cash acceptance
wholesale retail as low as any place IN the Unit!
States
Bonus,s-4O cases misses and ladies' Legho,n -.
straw Bunnels, all the styles worn u
Fionsrs and RbJons-An extensive variety Of bonn,
and head Flowers and Ribbons OF all kinds
Calieoes-2 900 pieces Cslicoes great bargains
fast coIors s. 10 and u cents and beautiful Grs
goods of new patterns at Is 90 cents, DC.
Coiored usiins and Bishop LannS2t0 piece Of these
Goods for ladies' dresses-new and cheap
Ish LineHs-5 cases from % cents ~ the finest arr,
Gle unprecedented grass brach
Linn GOods-20 bales and cases Burnps. British @,
naburgs, ToweiIing5 Of all kinds SheetIngs, Diapers
Napkins, DC.
GiOces and Hosiery Every description Of Stocking,
and Cloves for ladies' gentlemen, boys girls and me.
and female servants
Domestic Goods Beached and brown Shir,ings A..
Sbpetngs; Apron Checks and Drilngs
C0p,s and Co'tars-An extensive assortment Of wu,k
ed Ca pes and Collars. great bargains
Lace GoOds-Thresd and bobbnet Laces Edrings ana
Inserlngs; figured Lace for wells and caps; Outline,
&c
rsHs-Lace and game Wells, new styles
Hai.ts and ScaLs-l0O doz, all Of the newest dcscrp
tons imported
Canton .Initing 100 piece, red and white
BaudJores-l0O nests
S,Ms-Plain aud figured, all qualities md colors
F2annetS- GAUGE and patent flanneIs
Mems Summer Usar- Every kind of Cloth and Cas-
smere plain and fancy DrIngs; Vestings Of Six and
MarseiIIes; yellow and blue Nankeens; Pocket Htkis
Suspenders; Co Ton and silk Shirts and Drawers
Also. Many new Fancy Goods, Of rare, choice DE-
scriptIon.
April lUI-2a"iw&wst
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R'lbGR "a {.
"urcH rEr REMAINS uS>vSG'

fEr.a the Democratic Reriep.)
TUE BALLOT BON.
Passports gonsscIaicd dover,
Caskct OF a priceless seu.:
Nobler heritage OF power
Than imperial d4den
Cornerstone on which was feaiea
Libcriy's triumphhi dome,
When her glorious form uPpeh.en
midst our own green mounta'" no'h'
Purchased by as noble blood
Az in mortal veins e'er run,
Bv the toll Of those who stood
Az the side ofWAsHiSGros-
Nv The hearts that met the foe
On their native battle PLAIN,
Where the arm that deals the blow
Never peeds TO strike again.
Where the craven that would daro
Mar it with polluted breath!
Scornsd and cursed. be his 10 share
The traitor shame-the traitors death:
Let his fnilhess heart be torn,
From his recreant hosnm riven,
And, upon the whirlmind ooEne,
To the cuuon be given
Guard n, heemea!-suard it well!
Spotless as your maidcn's same!
Never let your children tell
OF your weakness OF your shame,
That their fathers bssely sold
What was bought with blood and toll
That Won battered Ri"Hr for Goto,
Here on Freedoms sacred soil:
Let your eage's quencbless eye.
Fixed, unerrlng, sleepiess, bright,
Watch, when danger hovers nigh,
From his lpfiy mountain height;
While the stripes and stars shall waro
O'cr th.s treasure, pure and free,
The lands Palladium, II snail save
The home and shrine OF Liberty.
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SEl0ffOai'S Office.

Three more Capilols at one haul Nothing uncor
mon for SIRATToN!
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Lottery, No :: d's
9Th March
66 II 90 Sc "a as SO 10 20 ~ 50 9.
Ticket Nos 20 35 90, prize Of 81 100, ali So
Half do do % % 81. Il casr
Quarter do. 20 4G 50, Jed by
STRATION
Tile .7Hpri:e SeIr.
Anril2 lQt
Drawn Nos in Sussex county (Del) Lottery, Nc. ].
drawn the 9Th March -
50 % "a II 53 ~ 8 "a 90 81
Ticket Nos. 80 81 Sc
Do do "a 81, all sold and ca.hed by
Do do 81 So, q" '''' 1"o
DO do II "a "a,
STRATTON
Drawn Nos in the Petersburg Lottery, No. 2 d""
9th of March -
AZ 60 % GO II 90 90 81 / IS Ga
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 o. another small prIz.
5000 sold and casIed by STRhrIos
3 more capitals making capitals sold and ca St'S
days and making 2e7 capital prizes, besides bushes
smdl ones all sold and cdshed in little over u mon .
Drawn Nos. in The Richmond Academy LotleF! 4
ira, No. 3. drawn The !2lh of March:
G2 81 80 81 81 II 80 Is 69 az y
Whole Ticket No. AZ "a, prizr Of 500
do do II 81 G2, do. do. ~
do. do q 81 81, do do. 100
All sold and Cashed by STRATTON, the a. f&
Seller.
Tickets by the package or single tickle, for s's !
Slrattons Lucky Office, l4th Street.
March IA 9o-H
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HOUs'S DTiCe.

HOYT again calls the attention Of the people Of h.
United States to The MAMMOTH Lottery, to be draws
he 2Oth April This is the most magnificent Lottery
we have had for months u For particulars Of ih'
scheme, we refer you 10 our advertisement IN anche'
part Of this days paper An persons at distance. inc
matter how fa) who send orders TO lioyt, enclosing
remittance may depend on their being attended =" "IA
the same attention though ley stood al the unie'.
IL All should be very particular TO direct the orde
for tickets 10 any Lottery 10 d. Nj. HoYr, he PROBABLY
sells two large capitals to any one else one
NJ Persons visiting the city shond all be very .r
..i.' -,pi, at HUYTs for prizes while in town
March 30 1O5-N