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New Spring and Summer
GOODS.
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TWyHC Subscriber informs his friends and
4. tie public generally. That he has just re-
ceived from New York, complete assort
iueut ot Staple Fancy, Spring and Sum
mer Goods-lmong which are.
"a A "a and "a bruwn &. bleached Shirt
ings and Sheetngs,
A handsome aSsortmr nj light cold Prints.
50 pieces Iiat colrd London tlo.
French prints and priGted JacUuet,
Mourning aud half mourning prints and
WnsIins,
Snper priulcd Lawns,
"A and IA Cambrics aud cambric Muslins,
Swiss and book Aluslius,
jaconct. plaid aud stripe do.
IyOnuai-c and biocadc do.
Ladies and gents white and black, silk ii. S.
aud kid Gloves,
Cotton and thread do.
Misses black aud white nett,
Lace and Ganze do.
A handsome assortment of sauze and satin,
and Mantua Ribbons.
Dest Italian scwings, black blue, black, and
assorted by tlie quantity,
Hem.stitchet, aud super linen cambria Hkis.
Mems and boys Pomsee do.
Ladies' gauze, Hermann, sro-dc-nap and sew.
ing silk Hkfs.
"A Irish linens and liuen lawn,
Plain, inserted and iriIled bosoms and linen
collars,
"a and lO-4 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Russia Diaper,
Cd S-4 and IO.4 damask table covers,
French napkins 81 towels,
French brown and gruss Linens.
While and brown linen Drillings
Super rib do.
A variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped fos
Pants.
Osnaburghs,
Gases of palm leaf and willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets,
A urne assortment Of silk and cotton hose
aud half Hose,
3-4 aud A plaid aud striped domestic,
Silk, satiu, and MarseilIes Vestiug,
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Furniture, dimty und fringe,
Black bumbaZines anu merluos for Coats,
Paris needle worlul muslin capes & net caps
French baskets. beaclied lsu,sia Sbeelings.
ANY I,ing like general enumeration OF ar
ticlcs is imIrac ticable; bu these III addition to
his former Stock make it sufficiently extensive,
and he trusts his prices ase sufficiently moder-
ate 10 be worthy the attention OF all who wish
to suppIy themselves with uriicles in his line.
His former customers aud all who buy in this
market, will do him, and perhaps themselves
a favor. by examining his assortment before
purchasing.
JOHN o. B. FORD.
Hamburg, March IL, 1899. If
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The 2Mh Regiment Of Infantry, at the Swim
minn Pens. on Tuesday the 15ih of October.
The 44lh Regiment of Infantry, at Sumter
vile. on Thursday the l7tt of October.
Tie Officers aud Nou-Commlssloncd Officers
OF The 3 3!tll Regiment of Infantry. will assemble
for drill. on Saturday the 9Th Of July.
The Ofic ,rs and Se:ccauis of the lth, J6th,
5tl,, and 2lsl Regiments Of luanry, being ell
canped tie week previous TO tleir reviews. arc
excused. with I,er Corporals, from assembling
at tlrcir Re"imcnial parade grounds for drill,
previous 10 their respective rev Jews. All other
Officers aud Nnn-Commissioned Officers, Qn-
cmding the Corporal< Of Cavalry. Regiments
where the Officers and Scrgednts of such Resi-
merts are elramped) will assemble for drill and
Instruction on The day previous to their 1espec-
tive reviews.
Tie Cavalry Corps not otherwise ordered
above, will parade with the lnlantry Regiments
mosi coureuieut. either Iy Company, or squa-
dron.
The Commardants Of Regiments will be pre-
pared TO answer promptly, upon The field, on
the day OF their respective reviews, any qnes
tons relative 10 the effective and field strength,
the arms and equipments, of their respective
Regiments.
The annual brigade returns will be made up
and transmitted bv the D,.ndier Generals, 10
ihe Adiuiani aud Inspector General at Edge
field Cont House bv the Jst of November next
accorlin. 10 the blank forms heretofore furnish,
ell 10 item.
The Major Generals and Staff, and Briga'
der Generals aud Staff will attend the en-
campmrnts aud reviews OF lLer respective Di'
visions and Gri.ades.
The Dri.adier Generals are charged with the
extension, TO their Commands. of so much oil
this order as relates otheir respective Drigades
Gy order OF the oulmander-n-Cllief.
JAMES JONES,
1C1 5h adj, s Insp. Gen.
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA MARCH IL, 1889.

By HIS Eseellcney PATRICK NOBLE, Esq.
Governor and Conln,under-in-elief, tn and ous
the Slate of South Carolina.
WKT HEREAS, information has been receiv-
wv ed in this Department, that most at
lr0cions murder was committed in Laurcns
District, on tue 9th of This month. by Carter
Parker on the body Of Jefferson Roaotand, and
That said Parker has fled from justice.
Now, know ye, that 10 the end justice may be
done, aud that the said Carter PARKER may be
brought to legal trial aud condign punishment
for ,is offence, as aforesaid. do hereby offer a
reward ofTHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
for his apprehension nnd delivery into any Jail
in the State. Carter Parker is described as
being abont IS years ofage, about G feet ] inch
birh, liuht colored hair, beard inclining to red
dishness, rather thin visage, sandy complexion
talks quick and cuts his words short face toIera-
bly, broad at the eyes, but narrow at the chin; a
small piece broken of Of Que of his front teeth;
broad shoulders, slender waist, has habit Of
sucking his teeth, large knees and knock kneed;
he is blacksmith by trade, and fond of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State,
ut Columbia, 18th day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and thirty-nine, and in the sixty third
year of the Independence Of the United
States OF America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
By the Governor.
M. LABoRDE, Secretary of State.
March 81, lS35
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-20
LIST OF LETTERS.

H EMAINING in the Post Office at Vernon
ID, Mississippi, on the first of April 1889,
which if not taken out within three months,
will be sent to the Geseral Post Office as
dead letters.
E. NJ Aldrick, w o. Aldridge, w. l..
Balfour 6, Ii. n. Berlon. N. Bryant, W. A.
Bnckell, A. ]. Chapman, John Chapman, w.
A. Cahill, JAS. Clark ., Robt. Clark, Angus
Clark, Archd. Clark 2, A. Carraway, David
Campbell, X. Y. Davis, Stephen Derden,
j. Funston ?, VIM. Gartey ., w. NJ. Gartley,
l.. NJ. Garrett, NJ. r. Cover, Jas. NJ. Goode,
Jas. Gardner, ]. c. Griffin, ID. Hendrick 2,
Richd. Harris, J. II. Harrison, w. b. Jones,
Samuel jenkins, c. C. Jagers, Custom Kear-
new ?, g. W. hibbie, DR.. +. Kirk patrick,
L. Latham 3, II. Latham, John Lowe, T.
Lewis, III. FL. Lggett, s. V. Mitchell, d..
Mitchell, j. c.. Mitchell, Mitchell and Calhoun,
w H. Mitchell, w. +. Mason, Henry Nc
Graw. A McCarroll. Jno. Montgomery 2,
Z. T. Montgomery, VIM. Pack, Milton Polk,
j. Parsons, w. s. Perkins, W. w. Robb,
Reading Room, A. W. Robinson, J. b. Run
neHs, J. X. Runnells, ]. a. Ralmer2, w. u.
Riders. Mary c. Ragsdale, E. III. Stone 2
Stuart & Mitchell, Nancy Smith, Elijah b
Spence, S. w. Sharp, Hugh Saunders, : v
Smith, o. ]. l.. Stuart, Jno. i. SoTsby, w. I
Smith. VIM. Smith, sam. X. Sorsby. w. r.
Sahill, Henry Tuney, J. NJ: Taber & CO., E g
Washington. w. NJ Winbourn, DIR. B. j
Woodward. Alfred WiIds, Sarah a. Walter
Persons calling for aay OF the above letters
will please say they are advertised: q
ID. b. era WF0RD, r NJ.
April 8, 1889. 1918
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
MApIsoN COUNTY.

MADISON COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court Of said County.
to April term, 1889
Martin, Baird & Co,) On Attachment,
rs for SlO1 10.
John III. Thomas,
HsIiE Attachment in this case having
been retu ned by the Sheriff, to the
Clerks Office of said County, duly ex-
cuted on the estate of said Thomas.
Notice is hereby given that unless the
said defendant do appear here, on or be-
fore the next term of this Court give
special bail and plead herein, judgment
finally by default viii be rendered against
him. aud the estate attached be sold.
Attest. S. ID. LIVINGSTON, OK.
By O. L. PACK, deputy
Kennedy & Walker, p. @.
march 80, 1889. 1910
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that | VIII,
1 at the May term 1889. OF the Pro-
bate Court of Madison county, MIsslssiP-
pi, present my account for final settle
ment and allowance on the estate oil
Joshua Hood, decd, where all those IN
tercsted in a final settlement OF said es-
tate can attend. If they think proper.
HARRISON JORDAN. ddm r
April q, 1910
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MADISON Wing Advocate,
11e ,rrgY SATURDAY MORNING., By
w. NELSON ~ 90.

IS, Fire Dollars IN advance, or oiT
II TERAls.[---. md of SIX months. No subscrip-
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Boz 81 D o,t a. the option Of the publishers
srs PAD en- .5g 10 discontinue will please give
ass t 5s.,-I received for aless time than
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Assem-, a. scusre. (ren lines Or less,) tor the
D l'la[ .f, ~ and etiy cents square ior each
e'sil ..,oerrs which are not limited on the
Ad1eL.-. ast5 the numberof insertions, will
a'lasc .'a,,5 mil ordered out, and charged
,et'I1-Il= If a rersonal nature, whenever ad-
Ai.1s I'm h charged al the rate OF i'eo Dof-
-ittsd "ill 7, III II6ss for each insertion. Po-
f - s,sf Or public addresses, for the be-
lae'l '..r5.yidual persons or companies VIII
-sai I. i Advertisements, and at the same
rates r--E5,,es for Office viii be Ten
Do.a' IA TJl' T,-E must be paid Tor on delivery;
al 20, an letters must Be paid, or they Will
M, 81 attended tJ.
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LAW NOTICE.

W. WKLY s. VIM. f. GILLESPIE,
III ANiNG associated themselves in the
:, practice Of the Law, will attend
'he several Circuit Courts holden in the
counties of Alfalfa, Leake, Rankin, Madi-
son and Hines, and also the several SUI
Penor Courts holden at jackson.
canton, Jan 10. Jan cosby
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J. c srircHELL s \. CALLAHAN,

"iLL continue the practice of the
= Law in co-partnership in the va
rlous State Courts, and in the Federal
Court Of Mississippi Mitchell's Office
az Clinton, and Calliham's at Canton,
M Callahan will also keep an office IL
Jackson, MI, from the 1st Monday IN
November until the LIST February.
January 10, l839.-jan 96,-3-tf
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ness 81 iaSe eAAsaeaaf 81 rese=srf- 49,
pressed his I1pS - Aers-
Mary BE- sal. II go a5a Eaer -
die. Three maarc exen5azs 49, setaz
by voa o8d SArlnn- sm raas #.ar hase IS
seeing voa a--sla@ aa4 thea ass Esass- =
mast waa.is-r froln ta-e far. Bal as
thee ms ua \. ss-hs.sl- sass-sar.a-t " s-
Il shall hover rouasl sase sassza aas -
dy b. ahssat= ans praaas-- { ssseaa-
"a rhree usaathls Eaare. ee@a e. a 4aes n
stand s-aa - yoar rrese1ee. ASH 49,
non ssr uiv bride - a.--
There nlghr haxe d~eem uaam3 Ma-
rvs state ana slatlau a. Aa aesl hass
thought The szranzer assI.f - h.ese So
might tse -, sen b. "a s.asna.rt- a.a1 .a-
e rlor Fsrrsaa- au.1 = rsfs - f 81 ~re
born T. conteasf Esr h-r haas uss n-
ces- Hat NarV thaa.lr nsas 80. f.- aas
that she bal mevrx kneasm hetae
husi.y F-assesslaE sae.a-sltrs - F
heart. and thoagh e. 6el taa
made her thriil w5ta sausa - ae-
preheussoli- ves rasE u-re saaer $40
wolli 10 u.ssasa- @ ata IS r1~aa ~
fingered wIfa h.m lsnz nas l. Elsa r
AMI tar rhrs-e aigas~ a1sre tarV ess ans
passed a hsRpv aaar. l ua rs
llWusag arigazna-ss at gsan s#
Re Aett heroa rhe third el-a a
AMI suxious flrcwel- aaz No. ua
t,-it hos lea -Iv ~aS h-r saaae "a aa
The hours as-u asat ~ - .ass- r.-.-
e-i on tn care AL HizA.-' s--a.- So af
-ot uat 20 al a ~
laAl @ae .hEA "-
toAFi oi ',-s r
alV'rs7s A1t-se a-F et $50 @
een1a AlHl1eaL
i,eptN- ana e aen ~
news Esiei
9A'~s4 n'
irce-'-ata- So t--a a1tl4 slt- ~
slcS--SlrS even o. a
end there werc F ~
tfut~-eii'- am c- $3.50
lu- o. take Pssss,'ss-s7a e.. ss
tluae s der-asa-- 7E a-
1rutas 'o >-csfr- t- esq li ~
er>- nen cans a- -
hurry M e. ssat lfe =. @A t
Nfnt-a- atsi q. -.-ssa NA A
and - w-u1 - me @
mouths had P,l~@a 'srF, @
though enc 2zr ~a- s .af ~-.-aae
g. harrie1 ier-1 ans --t--
of >taar rs fa- ~s1 ~--
pose S1s saz'-- 't-r
PAINS, s'l- ri' oi1' "s.~ ~
but heaFi l.l1 lIe te-
nal c.ts'eleL a.l
am AT vas -.t-
" IN a A-tl- -. an
Wa lA=
"Aeh tne 'A
l'll'i17'i..'-' - ~. 49,
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- o7->-

T'HE co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned in the
practice Of the Law, was this day dis
solved by limitation. The unfinished
business on hand will receive our joint
attention as heretofore.-Jan. 10, 1889
J. c. MITCHELL,
y. CALLAHAN,
w. L. GILLESPIE.
January 20, Sim
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-AW NO.NTcTHo

JOHN G. OFT * WIN. =. BAILEY,
kAFE associated themselves in the
practice of their profession.
Their office in Canton, where at all
times one Of them may be found.
January IL, 1899. lily.
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s. d. Kennedy & L. p. Walker,
Attorneys s CounselIors at Law,

CANON, lHlSSlSSlpP1.
FHNlIEY will attend the Circuit Courts
Of Madison, Kinds, Leake, Alfalfa
aud lazoo, the High Court of Errors
and Appeals, and the District and Circuit
Courts Of the United States, holden at
Jackson.
January IL. l-tf
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BLANKS.

\ TTORNEY'S, Magistrates ard Consia-
"a bies Blanks, handsomely printed and lar
sale a this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
| have in yesterday morning s Wing Tie follow


Moncngaia represent Mr. Clayton
fcco pccs county having probably cut
shSt Of H. lis votes he ss year at
his yar hi'dt receive more than ~ and that the cn'Se
M!illciuwm considerable Was not MI aE-
ton elected under pledges to 80 against thu sub fca''
would readily excuse the intrusion Of even Paul pry
himself if he would only state the facts correctly Du.
in this case, it happens not 10 be 1t is true, ltat
had objections the Sub Treasury but was never 10Y
one moment shaken ihat account in my attachment
to The Administration. would not have heSl!aled 10
vote for Mr.. Rivcs il could have been satisfied that ne
too was friend Of Mr. Van Buren,, and his AdmInIstra'
ton / sought for information, but could not obtain H.
wrote to Mr. Rivcs himself at Washington, to prevail
upon him to define his position but the only answer
received, his pamphlet the "Prncipcs and Po
Icy of the Conservatives, in which he aVows his sys
TEN of ''armed neutraty.'-l was disappointed, con
rss because think ii The duty OF every public ser
want, when asked respectfully for his political OPP
Mons, TO declare them TO his Constituents This re
always creates suspcon; and not being salts
fled about Dir. Rlves; having indeed the strongest
reason from other quarters To doubt bis attachment &c
the Administration, determined not 10 vote for him.
but for ilr Mason II Mr.. Rves flew Off that was nc
reason that should. did only what believe my peo
pie themselves would have DONE il they had been in my
place and upon the spot IL have mistaken their wishes
they can instruct me better at The polls this spElng-as
hold myself bound ut al times 10 obey their instructions
AS TO the lis voles, which the Wing says received
| last Spring at Morsanluwn, the Wing does not know
that much the largest portion OF these were from my
own side OF the river, una many OF tlrn hoeeu rom
my neighborhood, which iat!cr myself shall be
able to obtain at the coming election AS TO my cons
tuenls about hiiddictOwn have received very different
! information from what the Wing gives. have no lear
of those 'considerabe changes about which the Wing
discourses have myself received very satisfactory
letter from very intelligent, gentleman, who knows all
he writes me thus: "l our vote
for Senator will meet The appreciation oil your conslu
ents generally. The Little Expunger would most GER
tanly lie expunged, the Freeaea Of the county alone
consulted think you perfectly sate-Such too, is
the opinion Of --D, l.he Deputy shett; }
as scrpsnts and as harmless as doves" and per
fecy willing trus: myself in their hands and abide
| hy their decision JOHN CLAYTON,
One of the Delegates from .Hononcaiid
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81 39G Prize,-amounog 10 sl,27,2l6
10 number lottery-l3 drawn Ballots
hole Tickets $50, halves $40, quarters 49, elghihs
81 so. .
Certificates of Packages of &c whole tickets $500
Do do 26 half do 1870
Certificates Of Packages of 20 quarter tickets %
Do do GO eighth do 80 so
n, Tina. no disc appointment may occur, all orders
should be forthwith directed to
d. NJ. HOYT,
Richmond, Va.
A, the Ph9ux Lottery Office who has sold and is SELL
ing and casbing Capital Prizes, than any Vender
in The known world.
Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United States
by mail otherwise enclosing cash or prize Tickets
thankfully received and executed by reform mail, WIN
the same PROMPT attention personal application, and
the result sent (when requesed) Immediately after The
d!awng-if addressed 10 ". III. hull.
March IA SOL
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NOTTOWAY COUNTY

M meeting OF portion of the Republican party,
, .@ al 'he Courthouse, Thursday the 9Th March,
iS",'' o"ing Court Gay)-Pe,er l. Grigp ESQ was ca H.
cferary "f' Npp''''eu Nc
me objects Of the meeting having been appropriotelv
eSPa'nec by Col Samuel B. Je,cr The following pream
We ma resolutions were proposed By Col J. H. Knight
'Ha unanimously adopted:
"hEEEAs, the members Of the General Assembly of
'"e"la who compose the Democratic Republican party
~ a' body, have recommended that that portion Of their
.'ns'''uency, throughout the Commonwealth, who en-.
"!ah similar views with regard 10 State and Federal
pScs co hold Convention, at the Capitol, in the city
% h'chmond on The Sd Monday in the present month,
" Tue purpose Of considering of the best Of pro
Hptng future union and harmony in opinions and action.
hs'1ed That we approve of the objects Of said Con-
,thon and that four Delegates 10 unite with our Sena
w ana Delegate in the Legisature( be appointed to
present this county in the Whereu pom the fol-
o"iig gentlemen selected: Col. Tilnon Je,er,
.sG, VIM: Knight, Peter Grisg, Reber, Fitzgerald,
s'd VIM Smith. Esqs
nsoetd That the proceedings of this meeting be sign.
NE Chairman and Secretary, and sent TO The Rich
.hu Enquirer and Petersburg Constellation for imme
0',t publication. P. |. GRlGG, Chairman
SHARPE CARrhR, SECRETARY.
PRINCESS ANNE DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
Il pursuance 10 public notice, large and respecta.
~ posuoh OF the Democratic party Of Princess Anne
a,t ny assembled at the Court House on Monday the
instant tor the purpose Of choosing delegates to
Mine State Convention in Richmond on The third
rIay IN this month: Jonathan Hunter, ESQ.,, was
Secfc!ary 'Fp'"'@N
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SENATE
SATURDAY, .Harch yiA, 1889.

SlIHuay, (WHICH WN IcoJ.
The House OF Delegates reported the passage OF Sc.
vera bills, among which bill 10 change the time
Of the meeting Of the General Assembly; which were
read and committed.
On motion Of Mr.. McTluLLES, The Senate rcceded
from lker amendment 10 the bill for the better oganza
ton Of the militia
Mr. DYER reported bill appointing two Commission
ers of the Revenue for the county OF Patrick Passed
Mr. PATTE.oy from the Committee af Internal I'M
povemcnts reported bill TO provide for raising loans TO
certain Railroad companies &c. Recomm'ttet.
Mr. IIoLLEMAS from the Committee of Claims report
ed bill concerning WIN. McComas and others Passed
Mr.. PArrEsos from the Committee Of Internal I'M
provpments reported bill concerning the Union PoIo
mac Company. Laid on The able.
Also, bill Incorporating the Rockbrdge Agricultural
Society. Passed.
On motion Of Mr. NASH, the Senate adjourned.
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The House Of Delegates yesterday recommlt'rd lie
James River Bill with ms rucous 10 reduce the sutn
TO 81 500 0O0 We regret this decision deeply VIII
not the Legislature 60 up 10 ftco mHitonS% II mol,
it seems to stop the work at Bnchanan-and TO cut on
the great Hesern Improremn and to all The gIoes II
seems 20 have opened upon Virginia. How, with such
u contracted appropriations can the bill ever pass
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HLoNuAnpY GROVE, Va, March II.

"ln your next paper, DC pleased to announce WV X.
BAsxERviLL, Esq., candidate to represent the county
Of Meckenburg III the next General Assembly
We understand Ina, VIM. o. GooDE will also be can
di.uIc
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EE0yt'S EOsfcry Ofltce,
Corntr beiOn the Rains.

The great MAMMOTH Lottery, to be drawn on the
20h a pril 1889, containing prizes of
This is the richest scheme have had for years; it
contains magnGcen, prizes than any scheme ever
offered 10 The public. ~
AS HoYr has the selling of all the most MhGNlFl-
CENT Prizes, he will doubt have The handling OF
these therefore, every person should have ticket or
package this scheme, there przes enough tor
all.
NJ He who has never drawn prize should try this.
fIe who has drawn thousands should Try
He who has drawn small prizes should try II.
lie who has but little now should try II.
He who has thousands should try it, and give the pro-
ceeds Of the investment to the poor
He who about lose oil he possesses should Try 1t,
tina, he may leave a fortune to his children.
In fact, every body should have ticket IN ills
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Alexandria LOTTERY,
For Internal improvement in the District oil Column.
bia Class No ?, for 1899; to be positively drawn IN the
CITY of Alexandra, ID. c. on Saturday, the 2Oth OF
April, 1889, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
SPLENDID SCHEME
Prize of ssoooois sse'o o0o
10000 10000
~ o0o $4,000
1900 10000
onnn 5000
5000 5000
$500 .,5Uo
ap prize, OF 5'ooc"o I ISSSS
r'SSS 1900
500 l2y 800
10 1000 10000
% J. 500 10000
~ 100 $4,000
,S 30 go G6p5OO
:? 200 1900
G5 $50 9,75O
g 20 500
1870 60 1890
s,5 = g ! e e
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Tie Eyon Gazette the death Of JOSIAH COLLINS
ESQ., 10 iGh lie o! the Oldest and most cs-
Of that aDJ ThGi gentleman 81 great
wealth. His death sudden
NOTICE. Elizabeth Ana Peterson Susan White, and Elizabeth
~ Field it living, hers, they are deaf can receive
of E~~"ri Jordan, deceased, oil
NI who RniIrr Of NUoway comfy, and
IDIOT by applying CRwi ford Hughes admin
Edward Jordan deed Al letters BE- directed :" Union Level,
MceklrHburs county, Va. CRAWFORD HUGHES,
administrator If Edrard JOg.i'H dec H.
March IL yr--Jm
n. III" National INTEL srurrr will please copy.
a UCTlON AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
"a The subscriber having taken the Tenement corner
opposite the Bell Tavern, recently occupied by MIR Elijah
Baker Restorative, to carry on General Auction
and Commission Business for the sale of Shares Horses
r0rrrics &c. &c tenders his services TO his friends and
hr public generally and is prepared 10 afford the usual
facilities, aud will also sell upon The same accommodate
ing terms CHARLES u WORD
March Ia HS-3t
REORUS Mullicaus Trees, and Silk Worm Eggs,
I'VE for sale By JAS. WINS On
March Il 0S-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

-, a,nuncialions of Banks, Banking Corpora
t' r''ten, ,ts Credi, system In the extract General
r'ns anu I~r. with grea, zeal and earncs'ness on Inc
GORDON ..,be bl,ghng touch of Executive power on
fiftSue,sn, system OF credit which existed IN OUT
" Of Banks destroy'ug the TAR prospects Cd
81 YOU" General Gordon is minded, hnnn'ao'e
f7"" hu, he will have occasion TO regret 'hat lie
t:a'S.5,L to the opportunities of his Sub treasury
rs '.;s in opposing Garand u, ,,o,,,rv
,.,;s,C II March IL lS59.