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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06

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9Selen oollfubrt, uno mic 9eipObnItdb nit faI.
lWeh Uorltellun9en iiber bic Soften, oas sNis
ilfar sl rllfen, nm ibren Web at ilnterb riff,
rem. Sle ia9terL Die Soften 6eebalb feien
l47,00O. Die ecfc SOTO Committee lber
SIelen @r9enitano eruannt bat nun ibrcn
Sertdlt ein9eridIt, Der babn lautet. bofs
40 900 z baler Die llnfcitcn tc,ablen.
lpelde bas IRiIitdr peruriad,t bat, nGmIid,
$4,000 fur Sesabluns Der 3rippen llnb
. $4,000 fur slfdlli9e slusaaben. ciefe
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as!'e9aben beItreiterL bic bieie @rpeoition
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lpollte Jest nch an bic Mahrbeitsliebe Der
gtoeetraten sipeifelnL bic bielelbeu td9lid, 70
tdlitIg pertilnoen. "
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06

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Elm Staatesglnleihen bon 81 ,2S0, 600 jest ans
9encmmen ipereen his sirm 19ten MSl;, an
t mi prpSent Siitreeen, ;ahlbas in 1864
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06

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fen bat. lSdS ilterbaupt 9cthan ipcrecn 1T,
piro III bcm ''patrirt uno Gemctrat'' aeles
9cutlid, dr9cscigt iperecu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06

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ltreifInhflg. Der 0auptfehIer lieat an I'M,
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tden Maine nnb yleusSrunS,pif auf cine
coer anoere sIrt in Sronune brinaen fsflcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06

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III 9Bafd,in9teL een G lrbe, rruden, fInS
ais Grrdcr he's Senats fur bic nddbfc
Sism9 cripiblt. 3chn Senaicreu paren
obpcicnc, bic 9c9cn biefc Gy 'sua lire
Stimmen acaetcn hatcn w 80.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-06

rSsiis Str sin'siSss saHiisfsssIg s;y = s.
9egen jencs Snititht, s
MT llngcrnlt Ger Gntidleiouna E $ =
cntse9ei1 rb es ten Sserren ructf
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lsee tlir uRSerm0gener SauISncr sll
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03
GEO. Is aasHSY & Co.,
Gr0cerS and COslaMi5SSiO .Me
chants,
500
OFFER FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE
OUU SACKS LIvERPOON Blown sal
30 g" Ground Alum do.
50 hhds. n. O., Porto Rico, and ST. G
Sugars,
6,000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugars
200 bags OF Cnifre OF almost every gradr.
half chests extra fine Gunpowder Teas
90 Glib. and l3Ib. boxes do and Imp.
200 sides Sole Leather, good and damage
80 sides Upper do,
10 doz. blue painted Buckets.
l,500 lbs. New Orleans refined Sugars.
1000 lbs. crushed Sugar for preserving.
10000 Yves ern Bacon,
100 kegs Blasting Powder.
20 Duponl's Fife do.
80 casks Nails and Spikes. al TO inches.
10 hlds. bright retailing Molasscs,
10 barrels n. Orleans do,
25 barrels n. c. Tar,
! 800 lbs. Dutch Nader,
100 " Spanish Flotanr Indigo,
! 900 Shot, assorted sizes,
10 tons Bar Iron.
500 lbs Sheet do.
500 " Spelter.
600 Wnr, -, II aud l6,
80 boxes Tin Plate. it. j
10 pieces Negro and Boat Blanhets. !
20 barrels Sweet Malaga Vine,
halt pipes Sicily Madeira do.
] Or. casks old London do do yer, M.
cases Wool Hats,
5 cases Boots and Shoes,
10000 Cigars, from common 10 very fine.
900 lbs. Blislered Steel.
10 boxes Patent Sperm Candies,
10 boxes Tallow do,
5000 lbs. Lynchburg Cotton Yarns, assoft
500 " Ginger Root,
IS rcams Wrapping Paper,
80 do Cap Writing do,
% do Letter do,
5 barrels Tanners Oil,
Also, Pepper, Allspice. Alum, Copcras, Da'l
lies, Wood and Stone Ware, &C., all on the \
favorable terms fol cash or in barter.
September2 6 Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03

Archer of Amelia. Tucker OF Brunswick Boudu-
rant oi Buckingham. Whether Of Pits, ly,nla. Rad
ford oi Bedford. McCandlish Of Williamsburg Sem
pie oil Essex, Carter ofItrhmoud county. Goies Of
Alben,arle, Pesdleton If Rapp,Ilhepact. Henderson,
Of Londoun. Conrad of Frederick. Lewis Of Rock
inehan. Durman ii kpt kbfidgr Johnston If Boe-
tour, Patrick of kaGawha. Baldwin 4 Angast,,
flooding OF Ohio. Johnson af Richmond ett, and
Taylor Il Chesletiird
On motion Of Mr.. Ltl6H. it eas ordered tl1t
when ibis Convention adjouin, ii will adjourn until
tO-ueifow morning. ! | O'Clock.
Aud then The Gouyention on motion Of NJ. VIZ
cuER adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03

H. tNGS EVIL OR SCOFULA. In
EA Of tie NIRGINIA SAMPSON or

IN mus EVIL OR SCOFULA. Tn Inc
an OF the VIRGINIA SAMPSON or 81
premium Vegetable for this disease, the pa
should live on low diet and do nothing that y,
'sue him, apply two poullces day made Of
n'ps, by boiling tht IN ill they are hall done 10
ter and then boil them perfectly doue in nS'
Keep Tie puultice 10 the swelling or sore, The
lce being quite soft. When ,urnips can't be "
ponltlce Of Parsuips. Carrots or Rose leaves tr@
used. If the sores run wash them twice in Ihe
with mild soap, tCasteel throw in small 20,
OF lied Oak bark with the Sampson. this has "
la'ied' For sale by Howell DAVIES A.
Sept 26 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03

IA DURABLE AND CHEAP
FASHIONABLE. yer. Brush Pain Mole
n,tIr 80 Nv ~"celved at my Hat
\ - - = ~ " ~ Wv" 80, invited to
.oJ ca" I, -. 49," s,i..a every
call and examine ,hetn with assurance thu.
effort will lie made TO please,
Also superior Travelling Trunks
j. g. MEEM. /
Sop. 60 ant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03

See particularly his Message TO Co 's''sS ID oe
cember sol.
I See his annual Messages 10 Congress V Dec
1884. and Dee. 1885.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03

Which report WIS unanimously concurreI M
tho Convention.
In pursuance ofihe recommendation oflb. e.
ntlee of twenty thee. the lollowin gentlem.g, a,
appointed Central Committee for tie St,e Of +
gina, TO wit: William II. Mac(tland, Ger.
llauie, Sydney 5. Baxter, James Lyons, John
Bolts. Holden Rhodes, Gen. Bernard ptu,
Wyndham Robertson, James NJ. Wickliam p,
civ K. Gtauan, Lewis w. Cambeilaync. Hem,
Brooke, Francis b. Dcdne. jr., Geo. NJ. Carrpra
Sherwin McRae, John b. Young, Issac A. Il
din, Joseph Mayo. Dr. Micajah Clarke, Sam,
TAYLOR, aud john Hanpden Pleasants.
On motion of Mr.. DoRMAS, the following rs,5
ton. after being amended, was adopted.
Resotred. that each member Of this Conycn5
contribute the sum OF five dollars towards ad,.p,D
The object tor which IT has assembled, and iht d
same be p,id 10 kenton Harper of Siaunon. Ia
transmitted to the Central COMMITTEE at Rlchmol
after delrayIns the necessary EXPENSES ntun
here.
Mr.. NEWTON. Of Wes'more!and. submitted
Address To the People OF Virginia, which, al,rr.r
discussion, in which Mcssrs. Lewis Of Rockmgn
johnson Of Richmond city, Newton, Legb
Richmond, aud Archer OF Amelia, participated NJ
Withdrawn.
Mr.. MILLER of Pnwhatan, offered the fro.
ing resolutions, which were unanimously agp
to :
" Resoired, That the thanks Of this CunYsn.
lie rendered to the President, for the disnfed !
able manner in hich he has presided over lis drla
atoms.
" RcSoircd, That the thanks OF this CouyenI
be rendered to the Secretaries Tor the promw y
able manner in which they have discharged Id
duties.
q" Resolrcd. That the thanks of this Correa
be rendered to the citizens Of Staunion lor The ,
Of their Church. and the mel aratlons which d,
have made for the accommodation vi the C9Ga
ton, aud for the kiuI manner in which TIN, ba
been treated by the population Of The town s.n1
av."
And then, on motion Of Mr.. DoRMAY Of hqd
bridge, the Convention adjourned sine die.
EDWARD WATTS, Preslitaa
JouN II. PEASANTS, c.,
RICHARD II. ioLER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03

aud Mr.. TALtnApeE, whose nomi1atlon h,
ly approved aud would heartily suppo,, eofi,
The Chair tlien announced the 1nlln,..
mntee 10 select representatives Ia the ug Soa
Convention, viz Messr,. Miller of powh,,' s1n
ton OF Elizabeth Chy. Boiling of Peler,bn.nn u
non oil Mecklenborg, Wilson of Camberl,aSS As1
nil Of Pltlsy wanna. Donald ol Bedford W fh
Northampton. Dickinson Of Caroline. F31t Q
Prince William. Wokham Of Hanover, 'us1 d
LOU :. Chapman of Orange, Colsion of nf,h d
Dandridge of jefferson, Jones of Prndlet,, ,.7oah
al Augusta, Preston of Montgomery. g. "a1tr
GreenbtIer, Mcdonald OF Hampshire, and c''a q
OF ONO. ''al,
Ga motion oi Mr. Leigh, the Convention ,b..
A recess until o'clock. l9e,
AFTERNOON Session
Mr.. Miller from the committee OF 81
10 select delegates the Harrisburg Cpnvnr Hs'a
ported that the said Committee had num-. D.
folio ing gentlemen: u
b. W. LEren Of Richmond city, ] From III.
JAMES BARBOUR. Of Orange county. at l,,s. "a,
LIST Disuict-Dn. FRANCIS MALLORY, FL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03

AT o'clock, the Chair resumed by the Pres
dent, pto ten.
The committee Of nine, appointed tins morning,
through Mr.. WIrouER, Its Chairman, made u Re.
port, recommending "ihat President and two Sec
retarles be appointed /; and nominating EpwAnn
WATTS, Esq, OF the county Of Roanoke, as Presi-
dem. and JouN II. PLEAsAsrs, aud RICHARD IL
ToLER, Esqrs. Ms Secretaries"
WhiL recommendation was III animously concur.
red in by lie Convention.
The Pres,den elect was then conducted to the
Chair al returned bis acknowledgements TO The
Convention TO-" The honor conferred upon him, in an
eloquent address.
On motion of Mr.. W, ~cHER, the Rules usually
adopted by tie House OF De,t gates :" Virginia. so
a, as said rules applicable, we;e aoSned Tor the
ove, Nnent OF this Convention.
On mo ION of Mr.. Leigh of Richmond City.
:. Rrsoir,. That committee, TO consist pi IS
members. be an >ointed TO consider, digest and 70
ou p,op,r measn,, 40 be adopted ty this Couven-
on."
The said eorn;t,,e WAS "tdered to consist of the !
'ae gentlemen Messrs leigh o. Richmond,
How Nansemond, Boaerv q Southampton,
oisss Oh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03

continued and ~.-es-ei- ot official &c
sisti- ., aud dilsrds,ion ri lie nnhlic funds =
n atdly day passes thar doris not add aes de-
lsnl,er 20 ths already llen L,i oil in6ielTy and
puhltc robbery,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
HIrSissia E.cCsDglrG lottery.
EHGyl's lottery Gs5ice.

Fl EOiTS newly invented. antI.:rc'ion scii.m"ving
q q patent. perpetual, pocket motion machine, Is
sun operating 10 the infinite satisfaction OF ms Gus
toners Some Of The mountaineering favGrs Of this
machine have been in the shape OF $4,000, S@0,'
OOO sig 1O $50 600, &c. &c. obtained by purchasing
Of patent rights, which daily disposed OF al very
low prices his magical corner, where The curious
aud thrifty invited 10 call.
Money rights in Ioyts Mil for sale This Mill Is al
ways grinding. withnu, any reference TO wind, tide or
weather ard suc! grsi it turns out il marvel To
the world Dealers IN "Rinu" ini rmed that they
can he supplied BY The hundred bushe at the lowest
market rates.
n B--The following quartties handsomely bottled,
are now reaGv for delivery at llOlTS Corner.
$4,000. S!j.NGO 500 eco, 20 be drawn 2Oh April.
$1,000 $lJ,OG0, SOGGO. &c, 10 be drawn 9th Of
April.
All orders should be forthwith directed 10 ID. NJ lloYT,
there hut little time to spare, 10 the stock
now on hand; though the Mill is hard al work, and
supply Will be ready for second orders.
Drawn Nos Of Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Number 2,
drawn 9TH inst.
AprI. lU9-N
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E83yEf'S OFFICE.

Conner JtI0c he RH'nS y 10 EasIe IOtt7.
ga NJ HOYT takes much pleasure in informing
y the public, thai after series OF experiments in
the science of "ucEy idrigaiUn. he mas succeeded in
striking the 0asOOaS or 1rGdc jjindS of Fortune and
by The employment Of sku and experienced PdotS, is
enabled his customers clear Of all ShoGS and qk
sands These winds, as s well known blow seatily in
dirPclin and are Of the most UHnd and GGrcfdMe
character lie is row moving gay along With :FoTing
skcet" and has already drawn up from The "g0'dcn dccp
lot Of such !ish $4,000, $i000O $50 600 $4,000
81 eco So Geo. and nnrmcraue OF $ Geo, which
are regularly "SpW ami suffer- on demand
Drawn numbers "i Richmond Academy Lottery No. 8:
- 30 - % ~ II u IL 23 . l
May LIST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

Iry jmuoHc LANDS for S0ie
yEVl!E Undersigned, intending 10 remove TO the "eh
q take ths method IL notify the public. that Ties
wish 10 sell The following Tracts of Land, to W.:
One Tract lying on Beaver Island creek contain,
522 acres, ot "!ich bul 100 is bottom aLt, "a
comfortable clearinghouse, and other Necessary ou'
houses.
One other Tract adjoining The above, lying imm,.
a'rly in the Fork Of Mayo and Dan rivers, cout.Gr!
$50 acres. Of which is lG6 acres Of bottom land w
comfortable dwelling h,nsP and convenient Uu,.h Gs5'
adjoining tue Town Of Madison which IS ri TIE 10 ::
commercial and enterptISng Villages in the Upper cora'
try.
One other Tract lying on Dan river and Beaver -sr
creek containing about Ij0 acres, large portion Z"
which Is bottom land, aud with good Improvements
Two other Tracts lying on Mayo river containing
acres well improved, and has i, grSt ard saw mo-
the site Of which is equal 10 any IN the STATE"
One other Tact lying on Beaver Island creek, Goa
tanning 600 acres.
One other Tract containing about 400 acres lying ~
Beaver Island creek, with very comfortable i"o sD'
house just finished and other convenIcn, out.housrs
One other Tract containing between IL and !UO ac'f
upon which are several improvements. aud could Nr c.
vdcd so as to suit several purchasers, lying on D4nft
and bounded by said river the North west nearly
miles; supposed 10 bs about 200 OF bottom ar'
and has on it clearinghouse "a feet long ana ~ ic'.
wide, together with all other necessary out.homses
Also, u or half Lots in the Town OF Madison.
part Of which are well improved
The most Of the above T!ocs Of Land are l'ihf;
each other, and are situated in the county OF Rlcdo
ham and State of North Carolina and IN the muec. e
neig!borhood Of the Town Of Madison.
Also, two other Tracts known by the name Of Aliens
Delight, one part Of which is in Rock gham. md u-
remainder in Stokes county, containing shout EH a''.
bounded on The South cast by Dan river. lDr about rs
miles; has ab0u, 800 acres Of bottom land II has a.'
good site for nil II is s,tua SO as 10 sui, ether or
or two purchasers.
The above Tracts Of Land are in n very healthy '
ton OF country oil being we'll waeIed, with plenty
good wood land and the soil is suitably adapted to lie
culture Of tobacco and grain Of every description
The undersigned being determined to sell, ca'n'sI2
solicit those who may wish 10 purchasr in this pii u
the country, 10 come and examine for themselves
RICHARD WALL
WILLIAM FERRLL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

HarSr uATS,l-We have received hy late nrTIv-
ais 300 cases Hats direct from The :na"uiaci'f'S
comprsnr one of the most splendid aSsnrli'','' OF
men black and drab Beaver, Brush, Mole Skin, SaUn
&c which we have received, Of various s'!''s -
Also, Youths Fur and Six Hats, which viii be 81 !" D"
the most favorable terms 80,
HUBBARD, GARDNER Il co
49,, 81, lU2-if
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Il Erai EirSsing 10 .N0ihGS.
DIR W EN ans CEl.EBV tTED SDnfIllNH - KIT,
b Irffl.
March %

For Cgndrca eating thar 7rHit
TSYHlS iniable remedy has preserved "uh"''"' OF
Il Children, when thought past recovery from con
WILSON'S As the Syrup is rubbed on me gums,
the child will recover This preparation is so innocent,
So efcacious and PLEASANT, that no child VIII rtIufe
to H., It's gums be rubbed with it When infants are
at the age uur months though there Is no appearance
of teeth one bottle of the Syrup should be used on Tie
gums to open the pores Parents should never De win
on Tho Syrup in the nursery where there are young
children for f Child wakes in the night with pam III
the gums the Syrup Immediately gives case by open
ina The porcs and healing the gums; thereby preventing
Commissions. Frvrts &c
To be had ola Duvail, Richmond; &. Hall, Nort"k;
Spo,tswooG IL RvLels0n Petersburg; and all olher
Agents. ga -
Jan 81 cu-Wu
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C0mmissionsr's Sale Of YaIuaLie Propc7fv j.,
charlottesville.

EDY virtue Of decree Of the County Cour, Of A..
81 b marie, lately pronounced in the case Of StcE,..
administrator against Stockton and others I shall "
Thursday, the 10th day Of April next, If fair IT M, -
fist fair day thereafter oticr for sale on the ur.,o
the Lot aud Buildings 10 the town "f CharIo,,e.y
cn.nmnny known and described ''Srockton's c.,
Yard "-'rhe lot contains about an acre uf land,
TIE buildings consist Of several large aEtsuilaU.e
houses aud wurk shops. including SmA,r;, a..
new aud extensive Stable, with useful and cul,yr,.
Garners.
So much Of the purchase money as may he nsce>...
10 pay the costs Of suit and the eXgt alrnCI,,
execution Of The decree will be demanded ~ rs.l
Upon the balance. credit Of one and two wears n
aio"ed-Gut the rur haser wIl! lie required toriyrt
with approved personal security for the amount a,G
tile 10 the property vii! he retained, additional 80
rity, until payment. J. w. SAUNDERS.
Commissioner
March ~ Iuu-r5.
u The above sale is postponed to the lon O.,
May next. } " :
April II HI
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PuLiic safe njM, .EeodsriNe .Msis.

z y conformity with q derior Of the Circuit So.
b Court. held for the county o! Halifax, on L.. j
day OF April lc3). ! sh1!l sell on the premises,
town Of MradsvIllr the lSt day 0 June next. 40 '
if no, IN the next lair day that very desirable pr-
belonging to the late concern 81 James Atklsson (
and known as the MeadsvI!Ir Mills.
This is one the most eligible mill sites in the 5 @.
Of Virginia. situated al HE foot OF the great falls 4 p.
Mister IN the heart Of country prnver6IalGy puc.c
Of corn and wheat with lll enough and water emu
for every species OF maun!nclHrr-suhstanal ana y.
cous buildings, flied wrh new and durable Ta,"E..
all recommend 1t strongly to the attention u the .
cous capitalist
On the premises are FIST large brick fire P'oo' J.
House with two pair of five foot BGrrs (and room
in the building for two ADDITIONAL palrs) with the
complete machinery Tor the manufacturing o flour
Second, a separate spacnns Mil lI0usr. Crn'a. r
three pair OF stones, and used rs custom MIL Tor g't
ing the wheat and corn ot The neighbOrhood
Third. Plaster Mill, separate and distinct .fcm IL
other Mills and in fine condition.
Fourth Cotton Machine.
Fifth, Saw Mail.
Sixth 4 MilIrr's House and Office.
Attached to the premises 30 acres Of Land, iyE.
on both sides Of the river.
II is believed that no will bid for this p'Ogc'
without thorough and critical examination OF Il. o.
such examination is respectfully invited Mr. Jaa
AdkssUn, living on tie premises, wall Show the n.
perry 10 such as may call on him for the PURPOSE
The sale is without reserve. The terms one. lgo 81
three years-bGnd 10 bear interest from the date, 81
personal security. and deed Of trust the proPr'y
WILLIAM II. CLARK, COmmisSioDU.
April 80 IlG--tcs
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

NOTlCE is hereby given, that sealed proposals g.
"a be received at Chicago. Illinois for the sac n,
the southwest fractional! GrGr'er Of section len 81.
mouth nl Chicago liver, on Lake Michigan. rccr,
caImrd as presumption rrh' By J. b. Besubl,p O.,
decided by the SrPreme Court ci ihc United star.
belong TO the Unllrd States with the eXcpD,,n a.;
block including the light house. and such ac,aceu,
rs the agent shall deem proper 10 retain for The r
the Government. THIS land beng within the corn p,
limits 0! Chicago will lie sold il town lots
nGgent will be appointed Ia conduct tie sale a
will be Chicago prepared to receive proposal. g
first Monday in jane TeXi and authorized 10 op, Or.
accept them. Payment IN lull Wall be required m
day Of the acceptance OF bld By the agent N &c.
of which The land will be again offered, and ~ g,..
bid will be received from The person making Lc:.g.
| payment
| No bid for lot will be received after p M q: p.
day preceding the day appointed Cor opening tie he,
such Io'. but lots unsold lie day assigned for onr,
the proposals therefor, may be bid for at any subs
day Of the sale.
/ The sale Will commence the second NortaY
June and continue two weeks, and IN order to rive 70.
sens who may fail to secure lot the iirs tag az
pnriunliy to bid for another lot the succrrd.rr
| notice will be given Of The day h,ch til" be-,
each lot will be opened s" that portion oi ;Ae Ji:s o.
be decided OH each day OF sale.
/ Persons wishing 10 purchase more than H. ~.
! file n separate bid fer each lot, and gHG,e tie &
/ the back Of each sealed proposal.
/ A II purchases must be made with the uudcrs'an. Pig
that the United States will not prosecute, or ptfml
BIZ prosecuted IN their name, private nIvdua.hr
moving within forty days a.,y fixtures which trr.
own situated upon the land; and IN case ot STA.
purchased By The owners oi sn5slhnil! impruHtn.
situate the: son, the agent Will be authorized. IN h.
cretlon TO allow 4 credit for t"O thirds Of the puc.
money. good security being given, payable IN cQDa.
salmeHS. with interest, III SiE aHd t"tIVe HoHls Z.
the day OF sale.
Printed blanks for DrOpnsals ~ III be furnished Us o"
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H0Ht's office.

6tlNCE the E'ge was burned t'oi mas "Ns" =,
~ "COrnoring the prizes tor MS customers III g,-s
rate Ills hardly worth while TO give PARTICULARS as me
drawers were urrfect!y satisfied with the results ahu
,h.sn v, ceI d.s;rou; Of knowing more are reminded
that the urnrr of The pudding Is III tssilng gf'"t
business IS being done IN The wa nn a.
and hot work NAV be expected III It" GAYS: as o'' ~
and S5D coo are wandering about. and HOY intends
ADMINISTERING Then, as an excellent Spring medicine, to
some Of his customers will prove very purifying an"
healthy To tie pocket, aud any one by sending may tx
auine his credentials as an NJ ID so that no doubt need
be felt Of his herg regular practitioner. a.,
Drawn Nos of the SSGGGO-dEawn the 20'h:
40 ~ , 81 5ti 81 80 ~ 81 y -
A large number Of Ioyts patrons viii see, by com
parinr their tickets with the drawn Nos tha they have
drawn splendid przcs-honeh 'nrsr are every Gay
occurrences at hOYr'S BANK OF FORTUNE.
Or,.Is are solicited forthwith for tickets IN the schemes
offered below and all others yGr may sec advertised:
The L,L!cr Of the Cayitci rriH rsceire $4,000 ntW
VIRGINIA Petersburg lottery.
Class g. Tor lo39-To be drawn a! AleXan"na, Va, May
II, lc39.
- Nos JIG drawn.
SrlrxpIp SCHEME: So 2:I ll1C3. COCO, 3c'o,
3OGO 25DU - prizes Of Geo. % u! 30, 90 Of 2OO &c
Tickets Sn shares in propor'mn
a certificate u! package al - Hh"!es VIII De sent
Cor Sl3O- Shares in psopoTiion
500, 1901!
Alexandria Lottery,
Class 3 for 1880 to be drawn A!eXaEdia ID. May
lS'h.
IS Numhcrs-l3 Ballnis
GRAND CArirAis:-S $50 nO. 10000 10000, 3.niO
$500 ~ 30 prizes OF s. eco, 30 Of 3O0 80 Of 230
Gj Of zoo
Tickets $I0-SharFs in propnrlion.
A Certificate Of Package Gr 20 WhoeS IN This Spien
did Scheme will be sent FOX S!i1-Shacs in proporton
Virginia EcCsbUrG Lottery,
Glass 3 for l-:9 TO be drawn AeXandrIa Va May
2-th
Is NumJcrs-l4 Drawn Ballots.
SpLrxnID ScHEME:-S 80 900, l2GrO. G0OO, 5.GOO
1000 300 COO 100 , prizrs OF 2-G. , of '2lO
20 o COO - vi 300 20 of 400 40 OF 800 % Of 2JO 100
Of 30, &c.
Tickets only $40.
a Certificate Of lackagr Of - Tickets will be sent
for $50 Shares in I-opoilGon
prii 70 llJ-h