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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30
WELLERISMS.


20 assie art thou sleeping yet = as the
owl said TO the chicken one night
I'm not fond of catnip' as the little girl
said when pussy bit her nose.
stop my paper as the fellow said when
he was running away.
The price of Liberty is eternal vigil
ancen as the debtor said when the constable
was following in his footsteps
Mr. Fan Buren, AT h,me-The Agrarian
journals have made a brave hurra about the
grand military parade at the reception of
Mr.. Van Buren, al New York. The follow
ing note will show the circumstances under
which large portion Of the troops turned
out on that occasion
TO me editor ffhe Courier and EaqUirer-
II is well known to large number of our
/ citizens that four lilths Of the military that
were on duty TO honor the reception of the
President OF the United States, on the I'd
inst, we're opposed 10 him politically; and
II is well known (eyen 10y the editor Of the
. Albany Argus that they were obliged 10
4 parade, or pay fine Of two dollars each.
The corps 10 which the writer is attach
ell paraded on that day, "a IN number, and
while on the Battery, waiting for the arrival
OF the President, ascertaned that tweni,
out Of the ,weniy-iour were 'Whigs,' anc
paraded only because they were compelled
so to do or else pay the fine, aud had the q
known the purpou Of the speeches al Casil,
Garden, before leaving the Battery, Mf
Van Buren, would mol have had the homo
Of their company as an escort. doubt no
bot four -iilths of the Divisions Ga duty wouls
have followed in our footsteps.
n Member ofhs lei 10. N y. Cadefs.
ID Regf. " Y. S. "A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-30

recently murdered Nj pullcn. the lost.
master al Pine Bluff, and fed. was pursued
10y The brother of the deceased and The
sheriff. They overlook him at Memphis:
Outlaw made some show of resistance, and
kept them at bay fora littlc while, but upon
their advancing upon HIM, he leaped upon
hls horse and was just galloping of, when
both OF hls pursucrs fred, and OUTLAW fell
and expired instantly.
Fatal Duel-The Woodyille Nississippi
affair, in which Mr.. Leigh was morialiy
wounded by Mr.. Fielding Davis. has result
ed ~ another fatal affair, which took place
on June eth about ten miles below the
town, between DAVIS and Henry A. Moore.
principal of Leigh with rifles. at fifty
yards. Moore was sho, through the body
at tue first fire, and died Immediately. Mr..
Leigh Is sinking from his wound. and, it is
thought, will die.
a correspondent of the Hampshire Ga.
zet'e says great part of the wool in that
region has been sold to manufacturers, at
prices generally from 80 to IS cents. -
tlceces this year, it is said, are rather light.
LYNcHING.-A shameful disregard of law
and order was manifested at ST. Louis on
the oath ult, IN the case of an individual
who was taken by several persons and cur
RED before Justice Mckinney of St Louis.
on charge of horse stealing. He clearly
established his innocence, and was discharg-
ed; but, on the day after his discharge. a
number of individuals, supposed TO be the
prosecutors, went to his house, took him out,
tied him, and lacerated him with whips most
horribly. Three of the persons concerned
IN this nefarious transaction have been ar
rested, and have given bail to answer for
the offence.
.New Mdcdine.-The Maryland farmers are
quite interested IN new machine drawn by
a morse and managed by man; being a
frame work with number OF scvthes at
tached, and which cuts down the grain fast
or than ten men can bundle If into shcaves.
q thousand miles ofRaa Road. A public
meeting was called in St. Louis, on the Goth
ult. at which some expression was to be
had on the proposition to connect Boston
and St Louis by line Of Rail Road
.Nev Hheat appeared in the Baltimore
market on Saturday the 9TH July 1t was
"A lot Of 900 bushels prime red, from Tyrell
/ County, N. c., and was sold at 81 30 per
bushcl.
n Tender Wish.-A beggar in Dublin had
/ been long time in besieging an old gouty
limping gentleman, who refused his mite
with much rratablily on which the men
dlcant said, 'Ah, please your honor wish
your heart was as tender as your toes"
In Mrs. Sigourney's writings we find the
following
Our sons hold themselves erect without
busk or corset, or frame work, or whalebone
/ Why should not our daughters also; Die
God not make them all equally upright
/ Yes but they have sought out many in
ventons.'
1t was golden query Of DR.. Franklin il
answer to one OF the importunate letters o.
Thomas Paine, that IF men were so wicked
with religion, what would they be without
it,
WELLERISMS.
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70 cmocrafic U.hig Ticket,
SlLAS III. JENISON.


For senators.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Robert Picrpoini, VIM C. kiundgc, Obadiah
Noble
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-21
NOTICE..

A T the February Term, 1889, of the Pro-
IA bate Court of Amte County, the under
dersigned was appointed Administrator of the
Goods, &C., of Jonathan Taylor, deceased.-All
persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make payment, and those having claims a
ganst said Estate will present them within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. A
ALEX. MCDONALD,
administrator.
Z March 7, 1899. f0w6
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NOTICE.
A T the January term, 1899, ofthe Probate
~ Court ofAmite County, was appointed
Administrators of the goods, &C. oil JOHN BASS
deceased, -=Persons having claims against salc
deceased will present them duly authenticalee,I
within the time prescribed by law, or they vii
be forever barred. - 49,.
" - VIII. DILLINGHAM;, Admir-
February l4l039' wv
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-21
NOTICE.

T OsT between Liberty and Zion hlll' on
4 The 18th inst. the following notes, to.w1; :
A note of hand drawn by Robert A. wilson,
payable to C. F. OldecoP, (date not recol'ecleul
for the sum Of $44.-A note Of hand drawn
by James NJ Fauste, payable TO 7. b. van NOT
"A note drawn by James Hughey, payable, 10
p. B. Van Norman, for the sum OF $37, win !.
credit of $2O.-A note on VIM. d; Collins ana r
r. A, Pool, payable to Gordon & Tiiotson, iof Of
$34.-A note on G. B. McLane, for the sum Of y
$40, payable to A. D. Batcman, or bearer.-A :,
note drawn by John E. Firth, for the sum o. ,
1924, payable TO VIM. +. Cam, or oeafef.- - Z
note drawn by Elisha Crowsoh, for the sum o.
$40, PAYABLE 10 Isaac o. Benhall, or bearer
Any person finding the above described
notes will confer favor by returning them L
rhe undersigned. n,,,ru,1I
Mo,ol, "A ,oaG f1-if
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-21

BTlR@RTW AGAD&E>Ya
I'm the Town of Liberty, will be opened on
Monday the 25th of February, 1889, under
the superintendent of john CAULFEILD. The
course will embrace the Latin, Greek, and En-
glish languages, with an extensive circle Of
Science. The long experience of the preceeP'
tor, and his determined application, promise
high advantages to his pupils.
February 14th, 1889.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-21
Nov. %, 1888.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

n ETTERS testamentary having been gran
ted to the undersigned at the October
term, 1888, of Amte Probate court, on the
will of HENRY r. EVERETT, deceased, all per-
sons having claims against the estate Of said
Everett, will present them within tho time
prescribed by law, OF they will be forever bar
v. t. CRAWFORD,
ELIZABETH EVERETT,
Executors.
November 28, 1885, 48m6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-21
NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned at the Pro
bate Court Of Amite County, at the November
Term, 1888, on the Estate of REASON ROBIN
son, Deceased-All persons having claims a
gainst said Estate will present them duly au
thenticated within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
TIMOTHY M. ROGERSj
DAVID JACKSON,
administrators.
Nov. 90, 1898. 48m6
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March 7, 1899:
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Second Monday in April.

1890 and unless the said defendant shall ap-
near, give special bail and plead-or demur
within Ihe time prescribed for appearance at
said Term, Judgment final will bo demanded
! csinst the property attached, and the PROPER
ty So attached will be sold and applied 70 the
nayment or tic plaintiffs demands and all
oO'''' E. NJ DAVIS, CLERK.
January 9, 1883 Sw4
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-21
Second Monday in April,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
ANTE COUNTY. {

ClRcUlr CoURr, to April Term, 1882
Henry Hunt, Attachment for the
VS.. suno If GA 3l4
M. d. Corcordn.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that on the end
day Of january, 1889, Henry Hunt;
plaintiff in this case, applied for and obtained
an attachment, from John Walker, Esq, JUS
lice of the Peace in and for the county OF
Amito, against the goods and chattols' lands 10.
and ,enements, Of NJ. ID. Corcoran, defendant
for the above sum of fily.four dollars thirty,
one and fourth cents; returnablc TO the April
Term next, Of the Annie Circuit Court to De
holden on the
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-21
DISSOLUTION.

TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the undersigned, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. M. M. Whitney
is charged with the settlement OF all the liza
hl,ies of the firm, and all those indebted to
the firm, will make payment to him.
MINOR M. WHITNEY,
JOHN G. ANDERSON.
March 81, 1899. l2w3
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YI@gplrQl@a

|0N Saturday the 4th day OF May, 1889,
d on the premises at the late residence Of
SSSSoN WILKINSON, by order Of the Probate
ranrt of Amite county, will sell, on credit of
U live months, the following tracts of Land,
t p",oroino TO the Estate of Tyson Wilkinson,
~'o" o,nch thereof as will be sufficient to paw
81 o.. Sohts to.wit:-South East Quarter of North
M Waa, Quarter of Section 81, Township s.,
W. We, q East, and North West Quarter of
M MS West Quarter Of Section 81, Township
No panae 6. East; also, North East Quarter Of
D,h West Quarter Of Section 81, Township
Of Range 6, East; also' South East Quarter
If North West Quarter OF Section 81, Town
sbip s, Range G, East -
sup = HUGH MONTGOMERY,
Admir-. Of Tyson Wilkinson, dec.
March 81, 1899. l2w6
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Monday in April,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON COUNTY.

L
WILKINSON COUNTY.
Probate Court, January Term; 1888.
To all persons Interested in The Real Es'ate Of
LYDIA White, Thos. White, and Jackson
While, (minors,) -GREETINd;
NoU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of said County
at lis next March Term, thereof, to shew cause
ifuny you have or can, why the Real Estate Of
said minors should not be sold, owt: tract
of Land lying and beiugin the county OF vii,
kinson, containing flty-one acres and bounded
on the north by lands of E. J. Lanier, on the
south by A. Jeter, on west by Thomas Ellis
and on the east by vacant Lands.
Witness the Hon. N. ScUDDBR, Judge Of
Probate in and for the county OF WIZ
kinson, the second Monday Of Jafua-
ry, 1899.
JOHN C. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
By THos H. HAYS, d. Z.
Issued 10Th January, 1889. owo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-19
HER MaIEsTY,s LATE PAvoRiTE

Tx u
TIL. following proposed 10 be affixed o+e the suHeo
of locke The Queens monkey lately deceoSeo
Reues,b q nd. poor Jocxo, The pet Of the S1eea,
The knowinyest monkey that vas esettesn;
Almost a! that said he could well understand
And IN matters OF state, of lent Melbourne hand.
Uoncied n his crsr, he was never found STUPID:
But would chatter long nnl as w.siy a.. CpIi;
Bot while b,skins like wings, III Court iaEof ben'sn
Like Wings be was subec 10 rapid DECLINE;
Nor bstbIng nor flannel could keep ~ ms hfes
so he gently .ank Gown IN the cold arms Of Death
10 y.p tired III. Cour, IL. deep smother, -
While Paimers,on uept and exclaimed, Ah, ny brother
.tSueh sri ef sobbed the l1des meier I'D "eiee
E1ccp, when v feared being turned out by Peel.
Mi.luf,uGcs iiko these ne'eS come alone
There's Rice aud there's owick, an! ;"cso, too, gone,
And wo trcmblc think though veil known 10 be true,
That the day will 400 when we must go tooj
And now, TO console his SD friends fcr theT !oss,
Let have his remains neatly stuff BY famed foss
4Dear Joeto," says Mebourn- q! enSy IN, fate,
Thou art destined for dwell with III great;
Oaes stuffed thou for ages shalt sick firm 20 piece,
While !, so Of. stuffed, retire Ia di.sf.ce.'
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Srw OstEAss Nov I've are PLEASED TO learn, mat
Col, r. BE has brought intelligence from The Noith.
Ina, The Texas has bren negotiated and that III all
nrDbabl,y the Government OF Texas will be able soon
10 redeem her issues.
W.woud advise holders Of this money not 10 part wI'h
al tho o,esen, law rates TIE foundation OF The 20.
yernment - beyond doubt secure; and u cannot De very
long before the national revenue cf the country VIII call
in every dollar OF outstanding d-bs She IS no" 10
f,urrs;nr condition. Her crups oi cotton are already
b.p,nnInp To be OF much Importance to the Southern
portion 81 Tic Foreign pita-ts are gaining con-
hdence in the integrity and capaoIy OF her rulers 10
meet all demands and would mol be al all surprising,
IT, before twrvemonih expires the Treasury notes 81
the young Republic should stand al par with hse Of our
Government Therefore. would say To those VINO
are IN possession Of this money, Co not submit 10 We
present great sacrifice.
Ttras Iraie.-The packet schr. Henry, Drunmohd
Ma-l-r sailed from Baltimore the lgth October with
faI! cargo and Is passengers for Galveston Texas.
re DufIetin
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les RIVER AND KANAW

JAMES RIVER AND kANAHHA COMPANY.
Il Meeting Of the President, and Directors Of the
"A james River and kanawha Company in Richmond,
on Friday. The 9Th November, 1899:
Rcs0Irtd That unless The President and Directors
should in the mean time lie enabled tender other
means Of payment they viii br ready on the first day Of
January next and Of each succeeding month thereafter,
10 exchange par Tor tie Company different issues OF
Pos, Notes they sgccessivey fall due six per cent
bonds issued by The Company and guaranteed by The
State in conformity 10 The provisions OF the Act OF The
Legislature passed the 23i March last il being under
stood lla; 10 bond Will be issued FOR less than Oae
Hundred Doars 70! any sum not amounting 10 even
hundreds
EsairfI Tha, the S, cre'ary Tie foregoing Re-
solution 10 be published in The Richmond Wing. the
Richmond Enquirer, the Lynchbu'g VrrgInan, and HE
Konaaha Banner.
Extinct from The records
" b CHlTTENDEN. Seery
Mfg 81 2aw'lJ
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ASywSr.Ex DfsrRoYEe.-1he great dessd'rotam
in travelling by steam, is PIobsbiy obtained
man has ,nyenied plan which effects rotary ho'o"
in the furnace here the sparks and smoke CO"
,inuaIly m they consumed and never pass on "G'
one third u the caorc saved and all The nc"H'1"
encrs avoided a., :,
plan VAS proposed some une s,nce ~" "rc.i
effect the same oh,ec. by perforated iron ia ac""c''
SHAPE 10 b. krp, 10 such conugul'y win 'ne ne nc.
should be continually bright heal 50 l'at 's
and smoke IL their passage should be consumer 'ut
We beeva ~ ,bs ncaparty Of any metal 10 resist me
intensity OF toe heal - EaktlnOre P0Et
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ID DrGru -Nnmbtys
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
state of MARYLAND


7oun Hall and other buildings in the Cuycf Baltimore.
Glass No. 3, for 1889.
To be positively drawn in HE city Of Baltimore, on
Bedaesday, 9Th Of .lorrmter, 1889.
Under the Superinpudence OF Commissioners.
The holder ofhc copitd 'rW receirs $50 600 nht
BRILLIANT SCHEME $50 295 lO,3lo. 5000, 4,uVo,
5000, 800. = $50, 1890; 30 OF COO. &c &c, &C.
IS No. Loriery-l5 Drawn Ballots
Tickets only $40. Halves ; Quarters 30
Certificates OF Packages OF IS hole Tickets $50 w
Do do % Half do % W
~ a, o. Quarter do ~ 20
r Orders for Tickets and Shares OF Certificates oil
Packages in the boge magnificent Schemes wall rreeI'p
the most prompt attention. and official account OF eAcn
drawing Immediately after II is over 10 al "R9 or
der from US. Address
D. S GREGORY & co, Managers
RlcHxosp. W..
%, 49-ti
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- ..,,,ir s!oTv s. "a t.e f1'iH! y hti nv ~
-. =, IN. contamination al the forgery an" '''7
- ~ y 4 - -r. ~, "eut T. =
-. ~. :.gta (. -sss'-: ..f'1, 'tt s.'." Il
= -. .;.., q ,o-. n.!n t.l.tn1.' ai4i .'''''
- -. and then basr!y enc~a.sr III p'ncr !'-'E ~
r,os,, and unprotsclra teaar ~ situation c".e'-,
= 80, he, character ana draw upon her NE ptis"'
d ., himself acne. The oiic-r h""evef n'o ''iN 80
cod bgi h4a;c that hlurphy had embarked On o's,"
s.., . b.ci. had sailed ist Ireland. hss y .'e'' 20
silly sed aGd voluntarily made '"e P'"',s
,h., II hrr unwor ny brother Al Ia" shoe o eyer e'
pL,,,e.iun,l again. sic would !mmec.at'ty gave MIR
,.,,y:, against Am All this. as We sintrc al te c"t
,,.ur.m, NJ occurred nearly tSo years ago.
On Friday morning last. person or persons ea''eu -
Alderman Badgers rfice and stated that Murphy Sas
~ isa having arrive the previous evening bu' '"et
had no, vel lett the office when Miss y Ne,i ais" c4
in 10 give The same nErma,ion rs she haa Sooh'a'y
n,on,srd 10 do nearly years brore A "a'ran, was
pc.d in ,hs hands Of officer Moiat, who succeeded 10
s,,es,ins Murphy al No 81 Lombard street, and on
hearing be FIRE tie Alderman he vas committee Tor u'a'
Ju.uce is far.eaching and or late Will oTefahe 'he
II would seem. that Murphy. subsequent to ms hf't
vnla,ion Of confidence procreded on step by Sep IN
crime Since his return from Ireland he has teen con.
sc,eo in New York for larceny, and sentenced 10 mar"
I,bnr on Back wells Island from which he escaped
i.w weeks since IN ! most daring mahnet
: 1Phu S Ga=.ue.
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POET'ss \ i.
&c., -, Tss,iss cx.csG."
yI/pa R,rVbuscG.

<t,,n lie York (Pd.J RsgsbIscH.)
Tho ..pzas which Gubio'n-ih" Iioiaeo % no
go. sr.s,rd ~ the following crcGHs,h"ec ! ne 'a'
D rrsscr. Bard, Of h!s b"f"u-h' ':'a on ed %
49, .eo aLea old ePsure tic sec" 70 M NJ,
" ~ We, Chester Who .bo~sdt to the edi" OF INC w
- p.cn,a by noticed curiosity. IA DIS PSF
Ii,ac Iss ~o puhsLed from the Nsfo'iAH some s'aaa
which elected, and NC no" 'n'si' '"e '>'''"s' $500
exuIed hY tae cIs0A.t-hcr:
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From tie 7ckea.
TUE SILVER BIRDS NEST.

n. 2. Eocip.
p, - ii. incident Of EodIns the nest Of ia
brS 10 s,camore fornol entirely Of siises ";fe, p
from soldiers ersuIsie. ,
The Sa,Gf. cast ashore;
ts winged rover met,
And eyed !, Ger sac Oct
Tn. ,,iy.r Lti.h, 50 pleased hcrsigh:,
On that lone Idle vest
She knew moi Why .he should decay
Her,eiia silver ncii.
The shining wire she picked and <"!!lee,
AID bore il TO !Ief bonsh
Where on aow"ry t~Is twas cursec,
The bird n ste. yop how"
But when enough OF that bright siIh,
The conains builder bore
He, bou,e 10 make he would 10. i4Hs,
Nor cid she cos.t, more.
And when the little sri'zan
With n-rher pride nor guilt
Had catered ia her pretty 2!sa,
Her res,ins place had bulls
.i,h here oGd there plume TO spare,
Abort her oyn light form,
Orth.se ialaid with skill, she made
Iniag soft sad warm
go, do YOU think the tender BROOD
She fvndied there and fed,
Were piogier when they Understood
The sheen above their henC:
Do you suppose they ever rose
Di higher powers Possessed,
Because they knew they peeped and &c"
Within silver nes:
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to establish he, hsone, uPoa tie aIeTnal aa.' q al
Spaniarts ,a..,... ...~..ls III
.In .ae {, zen i.aE-:!, Ns.ls. tcers.f. .:1i (
F,ou occupied The at The nght nsna .. De m'jy
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/. managers Office, Airhh,Ond, va
Etrgissia State T.. ttcrI,

-
For.the berti OF The Town Of wheeling. casS NO.
q for 1879 To 10 drawn at ALEXANDRIA, Va Saturday
November % .lc}9
BEmIiAsr ScnruE 40 COO sig coo, 50 $40 SO coo;
prizes IL - GuO do. # ~ atU > do al ,2oU o.
of : 2Gn ~ OF S50n; ~ al $20a &c.
IS .rUmbtr Lortry-l4 Drdra Ballots.
Tickets only SlU- Halves So Quarters 81 90
Certificates OF packages Of % ~ hole Tickets Sl3o
% 90 &c Hall do %
Do do 70 Quarter do 81 %
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STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Class :. Tor ls3J
To be drawn at Alexandria Va Saturday. Nov. 30.
GRAsD CAPITALS
Prize Of S3OnOl J prlze OF S3uuo
do ;OUOo ~ 90 Zeuo
do 5000 % DO 2oo
\, 3JOD 60 90 300
Go 3321 O3 Go lou
Tickets only $40. Halves D. Quarters ? 30
Certificates Of Packages Of - Whole Tickets $3.50 0O
u, d., % Half do GJ 90
Do do q Quarter 90 81 %
M Orders for tickets from any part Of the United
States by mail or otherwise enclosing Cash or Prize
Tickets lhunkfuy received and executed by return
mail h the same prompt attention as on personal ap.
plcaon and The result (when recuested) mmedl-
stely after The drawing-if addressed 10
d. NJ. HOYT
Orders in all cases are confidential.
DC, p 49-u
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ESobf's EaaE OF Prizes,

RELOW Will be fonnd the most brilliant COLLECTION OF
Schemes eyer before offered 10 the public. Orders
r tickets 10 AZ Of them viii meet with prompt aiien.
on provided they addressed to the seller o. all Inc
large prizes, y. " ~
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The DIrYICuLTIEs OF tue TIMES The sick man
has his aches and his pains-his alternate chIs and
hushes Of all excessively distressing and uncom
Portable doubt but answering wise and wholesome
purpose warRiRs him against repetition OF past neg
eences and telling him that part OF his organized mach
merry Of order. and that he must speedily get
better trim worse viii happen Thus s it IN times
of CONNIE cia disease, and thus find il during The
period Of suspended payments The grand and gene.
raj remedy for these twinges and spasms is prompt
return 10 a better condonthe prescription is the
lies, possible pon Of specie payments and an ap
plcaon OF experience TO our future course.
Among other grievances which The present. state OF
things imposes on US The enbarrnssnenis arising
from OF change, and the Influx OF The small notes
OF foreign corporations What is the remedy? As pob
lie opinion decidedly against any return 10 The
shinpasler policy Of 1887 in any shape or way, but
presents itsefa furnishing the natural curethe
proper cure-the efsciua cure and that is IS before
suggested, prompt resumption Of specie payments
throughout the commonwealth, the Legislature fixing
the earliest possible day for the purpose AL other mee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-19

MARSHALL HOUSE, RicHaosD.
THIHiS House is the Eastern corner Of Bank
n Square, two doors below he BanA Of Virginia, and
Immediately opposite the Exchange Bank The atlpn
ton Of The proprietor vii! in HtuI be turned princl
paIiy 10 The accommodation Of TRANSIENT company and
members Of the Legislature. having declined taking ia
miles yoariy bnarders Members who desire TO bring
their fauIil-s with them. GIN be accommodated with
chambers inferior to the City. Early upplica.
tiuns desirable
Octi 43-tlD