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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11

Tnenty Dollars Reuard -
PAN away me- suscrbc half mile norb- OF
BIacksburs Montgomery county, Vaa negro man named ls
years DID, and think about feet, or 6iuche high de
pouched white eyes and nearly right black vicious
the face The negro away from mo tho
ped u Any person delivering the ahovenamed to
coufnin. nm any Jail shall the above reward and will
puy legal Jail fees they giving immediate notice.
junc III fl0-I6tl WIN. J. BARRfGER.
SnA REWARD-Five hundred dollars will be given for tho
apprehension and delivery my JUBh to me 10 tho
county Gloucester Va. JUBA originally belonged 10 James r
Corbn of Lancsve King Queen county, and Was bought by
me- hi, SALE p 1888. He good Carpenter, about feet
inches high 40 DID, black downcos look whispering
dIcssx, as CoThn's Carpenter.
The above Of $500 will DO gwen II he 90 takon out OF
-" CHR S. MoRRISS.
Cont bou,e. Va. 1fth, 1889. l0-w4wt
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THE, RESULT

TIL RESULT.
we shall make up our regular Tables soon az DOS.
slbe Mean time, We mus, say, that our victory has
been, considering oil the circumstances one of the most
glorious, which the K, publican Party has won in Virp
MA As at presen, advised ION the Rives ,est) the
Parties stand thus:
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CHPTT I'd FKILE.
$4,000 Dollars.
And Ia drawn Nos.
Alexandria LOTTERY.

Class No. 4, for 1882
To be drawn al Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday. 18th
June, 1889
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ST3'Gss02i7s fsf15cT.
Iune II

Look! Look Loos!335 CepitaI Prizes sold and c,,b.d
in little over IL r3onths BY Stratton.
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Splendid Scheme 70, the 18th June, 1889.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-10

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The whole of the Tickets, with tneiI Nal III
hers a. \ 50 those containing the fri1eSs ~.
fe exanir,ed and scaled BIZ the Co1mlssion els
annoin:ed under the Act, previously 70 thss 4
aefnq nnt into the wheels. One wheel VIII
$3.50 Pr H. Whole of the Numbers, the other
Iii contain the SIX Hundred Pnzes, and the
fsrsf 6fl NIrabers that shall be draw oat, v ~
be entitled to such Prizes as may De Drawn =
its Run,ber. and the fortunate holders 81 seen
a-o,eT.v transferred 70 them Immediately aitef
ne rayin. ssssiscs1,abered. and a7ate0st as Dc
fikcttog!
The Receipts OF the Sale Of the Tickets
will be deposited in the Canal, Union. eaffo.i-
ton. Citizens and Consolidated Banks. N 'He
name of Louis Schmidt, Jointly with J. b. FER
rauIt. ESQ. actually Cashier OF the Citizens
Bank. and A Baudouin. Esq. actually Sashlef
of the Consolidated Bank, as Trustees, a. peT
act passed before A Mazurean- Esq, Notary
Public. GA the % NAV, 1889, and the pro9srt'es
viii be transferred, unincunbered- 10 the Just
named gentlemen as Trustees, Tor Tie SeeufiiX
Of the fortunate Prize-holders.
In New York the monies Will be deposited n
the Phonnix Bank, TO the credit OF the abJv.
mentioned i've CITY Ban>s OF New Orleans
The public l. referred TO the acts before A.
Mazureau, Esq, Notary Public, IN reiaiion 70
the properties which embrace the respective
prices in this Lottery.
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UyEXANPLED
.W.T.MNOTH .SCHE.NE!.:

IEvHE following detail of a ScEEHE Or >
LoTTEKr. to be drawn in December next
warrants US ii declaring i 70 be unparalleled IN
the history of Lotteries. Prizes 10 the amount
have never before been offered TO the public.
II i trar. there are many blanks, but On the
Cher hand the extremely low charge of $40
per Ticket--the value and number Of the Capt.
taIs. and the good old custom of tearrasating
tIf everv Prise shau Be draara and sold, viii, we
are sure. give universal satisfaction, and espe-
ciaIry to the SIX Hundred Prize Holders
TO those disposed 10 adventure, we reccm-
mend early application being made to us for
tickets-when the Prizes are all sold, blanks
only remain--the first buyers have the best
chance. We. therefore, emphatically say =
felry not. but al once remit and trG51smlt to Us
youT orders, which shall always receive our
Immediate attention. Letters TO be addressed,
and application made %
SYLVESTER & Co,
I56, Broadway, New York.
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NO COMBINATION NUMBERSl!!
100000 TICKETS, FROM No. /, UPWARDS
IN SUCCESSION.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS

Of tie Legislative Council Of The Territory d Pa
CHAP. 76l.-No. p. - Whereas. the Court
House of Duval county, is in an unfinished
state, and there areYet due and owing upon the
same, monies, which ii is believed Will impose
too burdensome tax upon the people Of DuvaI
and whereas, it is desirable to pay those said
sums and complete said building; as well for
the greater convenience of the administration
OF justice, as for the double purpose of an 4 ca
denny, for which purpose in part, the said build
ing, when completed, IS designed; Therefore,
SEC. j. BE 1t enacted BY the Governor and
Legislative Council of the Territory o Florida.
That II shall and may be lawful for Joseph B.
Lancaster, Isaiah u. Hart and William J. Mills,
or any two OF them under the direction Of the
county court of Duval county, TO raise such
sum sums of money by LOTTERY. in such
Scheme or Schemes they may deem apDro-
pirate and advisable: Provided. that the said
persons shall bind themselves in such manner
as the said court shall direct, well and truly TO
conduct said Lottery in good faith, end 10 ap-
propriate the proceeds to the obioct above Stat
ed.-Passed, Feb. 9TH l834.-A pproved Feb
18th 1884.
By agreement, bearing date the 28th of Feb
1889, the above named Joseph Is. Lancaster.
Isaiah ID. Hart and William j. Mills did for
certain considerations, in conformity to The
said Legislative Act, duly assign unto AIessrs.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, ali their Right and
Interest, and the Powers vested in them b. the
above recited Act OF the Legislature of
Florida.
Extract from the valuation of George Phillip
Manouvrler and Jacob De Cordova, both Of
the City of New Orleans, made and sworn
to on the 10Th day of April, 1897
"Ihat the said George Phillip Manouvrier
ana JACOB 7. Cordova, appraise and conscien-
uously and honestly value the property known
under the name and appelation of .sBanks'
Arcade" in the City of New Orleans. at Siy
Hundred Thousand, Dollars, and
"Ihe property known under the appelation
n
said City of New Orleans, at Four Hundred and
Twenty thousand I'olars"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ETTERS Of administration having
- been granted to the undersigned al
the May term, 1889, of the Probate
court of Madison county, on the estate of
Reese Co-ine, deceased, all those hay-
ing claims against said estate are re-
quested to bring them forward, duly au-
thenticated. Within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred !:
and all those indebted to said estate, will
please make immediate payment.
HALCUT Afford, Adm.y.
With H'il annexed.
June ., 1859. 22-o7
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M. C. CAYCE,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
n !.

Auction and Commission Merchant,
Canton, Mississippi,
WILL receive and sell goods on Com
mission, and attend to all bust
ness in his line.
Will also attend TO his official duties
as Magistrate in all its brar ches. He
expects by strict attention 10 business to
receive liberal patronage
He can be found on the south side of
the Public Square, next door to Doctor
Z. d Wards Drug Store
MAY 4. 1889 lift
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sg-1-sN-DI d s0EIzE1gg2

| SEA-sA O4 ID EOlzlAMf233
| Prize-The Arcade-286 feet.
. inches, 4 lines, on Magazine street,
| i0l feet, Ii inch. on Natchez street.
| l26 feet, inches, on Gravier street
Rented at about $4,000 per ann
i Prize-City Hotel--l6e feet ton S'O''0oo
Common street; l46 feet, 6 inches,
on Camp street-Rented at $4,000
Prize-Dwelling House, (adioin- ''0'0OV
ing the Arcade) No. l6, q feet, Z
inches front on Natchez street.
Rented at SI200-Valued at enooo
Prize-DweIling House (adioin
ing the Arcade,) No. 10, % It. front
on Netchez street-Rented at 1I2
0o-valued at On ooo
frize-Dwelling House. (adioin- -o'O00
ing the Arcade,) No. 30, % feet
front on Natchez street.--Rented at
$500. Valued at ooono
PFize-Dwelling House-No23.
Northeast corner of Basin and Gus
toal-house street; 40 feet front on
Basin, and 40 feet on Franklin St
BY l27 feet deep in Custom-house
sireet.-Rented at SI500--Valued at 2Ooao|
| Pnze--Dwelling House-No q,
Southwest corner of Basin and
Custom-house street; 81 feet in
on BASIN, 81 feet. inches on Frank
I'D, III ieet, lO3 inches deep in front
OF Custom-house street-Renied AZ
Sl500.--VaIued at "a ooo
Prize-Dwclling House No.
33a, "a feet, inches on ROYAL ST.
by IL. feet, | inches deep.-Rent-
ed at sl000.--Valued at tsoaol
! Prize--250 shares Canal Bank
s'qe P,,s 500 ,e each, $4,000
Bank Stock 500 each. 81 cool
Prze-l5O Shares Mechanics, A.
Traders Bank Stock, 800 each, I5.oool
Prize-l00 Shares CITY Bank
Stock, 800 each. m oooi
Prize-l00 Shares Citv Bank
Stock, 500 each. IN oool
Pnze-I00 Shares CITY Bank
'''1ea PSI! sloo each, 10000
Bank p stoss, sloos 5000
Bank P STOCK, sloe each, 5000
BANK; sloo each, s,5oo
Bank. 500 each. ozoot
Pnze-l5 Shares Mechanics. &
raders' Bank, 500 each, 5ooI
! Pnze--i5 Shares Mechanics, &
Traders Bank. 500 each. ,aaI
~ Pnzes--each 10 shares of the !
s7uisiana State Bank SIGe earI
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

RI virtue of an order of the Probate
- Court, made at the May term 1889.
the undersigned were appointed Com
missioners, 10 receive and audit claims
against the estate of Joseph w. Camp.
deceased. reported insoIvent. Notice IS
therefore, hereby given, to all interested
that we will meet in the town of Can
ton, on the third Saturday in every
month. for six months, commencing on
the third Saturday in June, at the Office
of L. NJ. Garrett, where all interested
may attend.
THOMAS. J. CATCHING.
JACOB MITCHELL.
LEWIS NJ. GARRETT
innc fst. 1899 ef-e.n
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DIR. John 7. FULTON.

HKA removed his Office to the Drug
IL Store of Mr.. E. ID. Ward, where he
may be found throughout the day, and
at his residence during the night, unless
professionally absent. By his time and
attention being exclusively devoted to
the duties of his profession, he hopes to
receive the confidence and favor of the
public.
April IS. lift
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Ivy NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
G. GOD S.
CASE. cox. s. Co.

Up ESPECTFULLY inform the citi-
AS zens of Canton and Madison Coun-
ty, that they have opened a new and
splendid assortment of Spring and Sum
mer Goods. in the house formerly oc-
cupied by Nm b. Martin and Co.
Where they solicit share of the pat
ronage of this community. Their stock
consists in part of the following arti-
cles, viz:
Painted Muslins assorted,
Prints, do.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Gloves, ass'd.
Fine Chally's, Silks and Satens, new
est stlye,
Printed Lawns,
Book and Swiss Muslins,
Bobbinett, Loces, Edgings and In
serting,
Bonnetts OF latest style,
Fancy Handkc rchlefs assorted,
Plaid and Striped Jackonetts, ass'd.
Table and Towel Diapers,
Bennett. Ribbons assorted,
Scarffs and Embroided Nantes,
Cloths, Casimeres, Cassinetts, &c.
Linsevs. Lowells and Osnaburg,
Shoes, Boots and Hats,
Hardware aud Cutlery,
Queens and Glass Ware, assorted,
with good lot of Saddlery,
Ready made Clothing and Jewelry,
Cogniac Brandy,
Champaign. do.
MADEIRA Wine,
Brown Shearry, do.
Holland CHM.
Champaign Cider,
Cordials assorted,
Claret Wine,
Spirits Turpentine,
Caster Oil,
Yarnisii assorted.
Soaps, do.
Chocolate and Tea,
Powder and Shot.
Cross Cut aud Mill Saws,
Hand and Tenant, do.
Spades and Shovels,
Axes,
Paper, Spice and Ginger,
Sulphor, Alum and Coueras,
Glue and Flax Seed,
Coopers Ware.
Together with every variety of ar
ticles usually kept in retail establish
ment: all of which they will sell low
for Cash, or to punctual dealers on the
usual credit. They invite their friends
to call and examine for themselves.
They have, also, made arrangements
at the east. by which they will be en-
abled TO receive from time to time, all
the latest fashions of Fancy Goods, &c.
Nav IL, 1889. i8-tf
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TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, Fa
DECEMBER LIST 1880.
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TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS OF
MADISON COUNTY.

gHsliE undersigned having resumed
business at Satartia. IS prepared 10
Store and Ship Cotton, and receive, Store
and Forward Goods. All Cotton sent 10
his charge shall be put under cover and
secured from damage by cattle. All or
ders for Bagging and Rope, Provisions.
Groceries, &c, (casn accompanying,
viii be promptly attended to, ans e -
articles are not in this place will be pre-
cured from Vicksbuag or New Orleans
by the regular packet, the earliest oppor
tuniiv-
G. TAYLOR.
Late firm Of Taylor r Hodge.
Satartia, July, 1889. 27-6m
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TO THE PUBLIC.
LOST,


~ Sharon on the 9th of January last.
q three notes. one drawn by L. French
for three hundred and fifty dollars, dated
about the Sd January 1889, due twelve
months after date. One drawn by Jos.
Collins for FIVE thousand nine hundred
and sixty two dollars, dated 9Th January
l838:-Also one other note on Joseph
Collins for one thousand and thirty
dollars, dated on the 9th Of January
1888.
All persons are cautioned not 10 trade
for said notes as the payment has been
stopped.
Any person finding the above notes
will be literally rewarded by leaving
them at this office, or with the subscri-
Der near Canton.
t. B. COLLINS.
JuIv IS. 1899. 27-29*
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TIE >oathreu-' Wii. - = 50 - -.
ioo=a. A8a. on ths Ersr 81 s-vs-s- --sl
nuu1ber w514 ern-1sa ssxra-E.-- s
peses- printed 81 as bsst asae-. MA 49,.
fEae- Ihe ssarsai a9resranee 40 $40 49,
:. er& MI Is ss1l.laFs - Eaaz 81 saa Na~ Nar4
huics erbers e.
%7-lae EervH= @iil ~ Ftrz rs,rrszs = 60
siya'5s inraTiaeiF re- a4Vaaca. aras - ..ass
: - Hslraoer - fzsrea- Eks sass-asssr. ase
5 nos.H a. aae 81 zhe pss-asaer- 81 -. 1890
F. ne Caaoa-F ard e. hssses taaf 81. sas-ssrs- {. ~
ae a sa4i-se1sar gasraaFee far tss s.saf--.sss..
the werk for e ieass aae r~a~ -. -. 49,
~ ROBERT A. E4T1sN
4zsealooss- Ssz- :. fs1s.
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EO5 20 SIS IszlL1Ns

STILL carries on the Cabinet
y EsassaeSs in all lis various
branches, one door North OF Moiz and
HcnGerson's Sore, where he will be
glad to accommodate all who may favor
him with a call.
Canton. May Il 1899. 16-6m
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Orders for the above Lottery VIII be received
1t the OFFICE under the NERANDAH Ho-
TEL, corner st. Charles and Common streets,
and at No. lO4, Chartres street, New Orieals-
and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
country. postpaid. containing remIrtauccs Tor
the number of Tickets required. addressed %
SCHMIDT & HA MILTON,
New Orleans,
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Tickets omsy : 80.

authorised By an Act Of the Legislature IS
sen,ty Of florida, and under The directions Of he
Commissioners acting under the same.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-10

SYLVESTER 81 Co, l56, Broad,cay, New York
Sole .4geats.
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each prize ,O0- 20
10 Prizes--eacl ? shares q si.'
each. each Prize 900, OF The Ga
Light Bank. 100
of the Bans Of Lenisiafia- o,
COZ Shares-each snare or ; iu
OF theRsw Orleans Bans
$50 SIsares-each snare OF : ~
If The Union Bank Of fsoFtd7s
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-10

The Deeds Of lie Property and tie Stock trasls-
JeFhea ~ trust 10 tte a5oce named Commissioners
for Tie security oC Ate prise-tokaers
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The richest and most magnificent Scheme
erey' presented to The public, an htts or
any other country.
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viii be promptly executed.

A Steam Boat viii be provided % take 10
Florida such Passengers, as may be DESTROYS %
witness the Drawing.
Jacksonville, Fa- April, I339.-June I5-23
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SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers.
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

n. B. Persons calling for any of the above
letters, will please say they are advertised.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-10
LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF L. FL L Eksss
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Living
"a, ston, Mississippi, on the LIST of Jul,
1889. If not taken out in three months will b.
sent to the General Pest Office dead letters
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TICKETS S2o-N0 SHARES

6NPnzes.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-24
From fks Bosfon Posi-.
AuaUsrA. [Me. d JuIx Ia. 1880

An individual styling himself Cen B,ahsk, Baron
de- Frafsfa. and sometimes assuming the surname Of
Eiopiteh came this place eight weeks
SINCE Stating hss be had Just been liberated from prison
in Csnsda-hssing been confined there eight months
suspicion OF being connected with the patriots BY
his own representations would appear be bad led
small space 10 the public eye He had led on the
Hungarian legion in the Polish RssoIotion--had been
stationed as naval Officer, by the Ansfrisn Govern
ment, on the coast OF Syria--had been the Austrian
Consul in the United States. and in South Amsnca,
aud IN other places. In Short no place 10 the world
could be mentioned but he has been there in
paciy or other. He gave lectures Palestine Poland.
hungary Russia, England, Tsrss, DC. &c. He had
los. arge amount Of property in consequences Of IN
ves'men's made IN this country, and in Canada The
JosspAs OF New York, his debtors the tune Of
S4z,O0O Indeed, II would take more time than
care 10 spare TO recount The various stories he told in
relation to himself and 1.-The imminent perls and hair
breadth scspes' he hsd undergone. He managed TO
get into the good Rraces Of Of our eiiizens Who
with the usual gnllibility Of Ysnkees swallowed oil
that he sverred the gospel truth Ahou, TWO weeks
since, however, OF the New York and other pa
pers came out with articles which, il true would make
this celebrated out be the most notorious
drel and impos,or, Upon being shown some Of these
papers, he cut stick for the avowed purpose OF pro-
ceedng direct 10 New York. and commencing an
ZION against the publisher for SANDER, &c. His de-
psrure connected with several circumstance
which has led US to believe that there more truth
in the article above referred to. than FIRST
disposed TO give credit for and now. instead Of be-
ing IN New York, he has got over his wrath and his
haste TO punish the hbeous editors and has hauled up
AZ Bath where he is giving his lectures and recounng
his adventures He often alluded hrs residence in
Boston, and his being admitted the first circles
there. and frequently spoke Of grand ball gwen BY him
at the Mount WsshiaetoR HoBse, which cost him 10
or IL hundred dollars as an evidence Of his wealth
The object OF this communicst il to request you
state your paper what you know Of The man. and the
circumstances attending the said ball BY SO ioirg
you will confer favor upon the public, as well as on
many citizens of AUousrA.
The information requested being somewhat Of deli
cate nature, out Of regard TO those who attended the
counts" Ball. must decline entering into par
tieulars.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-24

certain number Of branches before he can receive
the degree Of Master Of Arts. The stimulus 10
study Is very greai--,he requirements being almos,
perfection in each branch. The capacities OF the
young are thus thoroughly Tested, and there are
many who seem TO be organically incapable o.
reaching degree. OF class Of 80 n one branch,
only nine received diploma. There are at pre-.
sent about $50 students. The rotunda contains
laboratory, lecture rooms and commodious Library
Of 10000 volumes. The University receives an
annuity from the State of SIS 600 and other sources
OF income increase It's annual revenue 10 upwards
S2i 900. In most of our American colleges chap
Ter Of the Bible Is read, and prayers are offered be
fore the congregated students morning and evening
this Is not practised In this University except OF
Sundays. Near the University are, an observatory
and the former residence OF Mr.. Monroe.
Here we will close our tedious descriptions f.
the present. The next attempt will be The Letter
of Convalescent," and before the writer's sojour
in the mountains is ended, he hopes 10 commenc.
"ihe grateful notes Of well man." The mex
topics are, the Blue Ridge-the Alleghanies, an,
the Warm Springs.
In The Mountains, va, July, 1889.