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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05

MORUS MULTICAULIS.
YXTILLARD and CARPENTER, General
w Agents, arc Agents, and have for sale,
large amount of the Morus Multicaulis; also,
the Dandolo Mulberry, so celebrated for He'd
ges. Orders inclosing the cash will be answer
ed at the lowest cash prices.
% Please address (post paid,)
WILLARD q CARPENTER, alton
Oct l0-19tf
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
NEW GOODS.

NEW UUODS.
VNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
II his friends and the public generally, tina,
he has just received at his Store, corner Wa.
ter and Jefferson streets, large assortment oil
FALL GOODS,
consisting of Prime Groceries, Boots, Shoes
Hardware, and variety of other articles, ad
apted to the wants of this market, which he of.
fers for sale at the lowest prices for cash.
CHARLES ]. STARR.
Burlington Oct 24-tf.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
NOTICE..

A IL persons having claims against PIERCE
IN and CAMERON for work done on the
National Hotel or against the firm of PIERCE
and Cameron are requested to hand in the same
for liquidation by the LIST of December next to
Bridgman and Partridge.
Nov. 81, 1880.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
9MssS MssA W5G aB x1
AND IOWA PATRIOT,
is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY IN
THE UPPER STORY OF THE BUILD
ING AT THE CORNER OF
Washington and Water Streets,
BURLINGTON, DES MONIES COUNTY. l0wA.

TERMS: !,
The HAWK-EYE 81 PATRIOT is publisbee
once week, at THREE DOLLARS re-
year, IN ADVANCE.
non.com pIiance with the above term,
will subject each delinquent to an extra cllargs
of twenty-five cents, for every three monse
delay.
Country Produce, Fire Wood, &C., ~
ken in payment of subscription.
ADVERTISEMENT will DO inserted =
the rate OF one dollar per square. for the Ply
and fifty cents for each subsequent insefi'ol.
A liberal deduction will be made 70 sll tno'ss
who advertisc BY the year.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
II. ROBB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Mount Pleasant, L. T.
nv ILL attend to business connected with
w his profession in tne counties Of Henry,
Washington, Jefferson, and Van Buren,.
In Short he will faithfully attend to any pro-
fessional business committed 10 his charge in
any part of the Territory.
Mount Pleasant, Oct IA, l939-20
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
CHOICE OLD WINES,

CHOICE OLD WINES.
nNE cask Old Pale Sherry
~ One do do do
One do Vidonia
Also, Port, Madeira and Champagne Wine
I'LL of the very best qualities. in Store and 10,
sale low, by II. w. MOORE g. Co.
Nov
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
COME AND SEE.

THOR SALE. Farm Of 900 acres, 8 NH.
from Burlington, on the Territorial ~,
leading through Wapello to the Lead Mine .s'a
Said farm is eligibly situated in good ne;..
borhood--120 acres good prairie--I0O acre. g. s
closed with a..substantial staked and ride,s INV,
fence-60 or 10 acres broken and under eu,.:
watcrcd for stock--a new.
failing spring Of excellent water on the prss .'
ses--double log cabins, suitable for dwelGsss
houses-good log stables, sufficient 10 acca,Is
modate 90 head Of horses--an nexhau,t;s,ia''
quarry of good building rock-timber and nv,
RE adjoining. The above described farm viii !.
sold for $1,000, or $1,000 with the deed, n.y., y
being entered. Nothing but desire 10 NV, NJ
undivided attention to his professional hus;nas.!!
would induce the subscriber TO sell on sass
reasonable terms.
Oct.3 tf-e2 w. T. HuTcniSsox
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
DIR. FALLS
Certain Cure for Consumption, Coughs, Cold.

rENHIS discovery will undoubtedly conIt,
a upon the human family the greatest bIeu.
ings that the inventive genius and labon Of
men have ever bestowed upon suffering hum,n.
ity in any age of the world. Until this remedy
was discovered, the consumption had been con.
sidercd as the certain destroyer Of arpe
portion of the human race. Selling the youth,
the middle aged, and the old, indiscriminatel,
and plunging them into an untimely gurs
Who has not beheld with sorrow, the bloomip,
girl, end the young man, who but a few month
before, promised to make ornaments to socjs,,
and consigned to the world of spirits, ius, i,
they were appearing upon the stage Of action
Fortunately for suffering humanity, the dis
covcry of this medicine, has struck from Ii.
catalogue Of diseases, the terrors Of the mcs
horrible malady that has ever withcred Ii.
hopes of man.
1t is an Indian remedy, that was discosesd
in the year 1886. DR.. FALL having resided Ga
twelve years in the ncighborhood of the Creei
Indians, and having been surprised at the wor
deriul fact, that not single case Of consump
ton had ever been known to take place among
them, was induced to believe that they must Be-
In possession of some cure for this most distress
ing of all diseases. After much cxertion, for i
term OF more than three years, spent at inter
walls amoug those children Of the forest, receipt
Tor this desease was obtained and its life prese.s
ing principles are now offered through the me
dunn OF this medicine, to all mankind. Fora
proof OF the fact that all the Indian tribes Of The
American continent possess knowledge ofthiI
remedy, it is only necessary to remark that
there is not one single instance on record, Of
even traditional account among them, Of any
Indian ever having died of consumption. llb
purely vegetable composition, and one Of the
most innocent medicines in the world, and like
all other articles of medicine used by the Indian
tribes, it is simple in its composition.
DIREcTIoNs.-Persons afflicted with consump
tion,m must take half tea spoonful three or ioar
times per day, with the addition of tea spoon.
full Just before going to bed ut night. Patient'
| afflicted with this dreadful disease by using
as above directed two or three months, viii
lind themselves entirely clear of the pain inih'
breast and free from the cough, that accomps
mics the consumption
1t is, also, the best medicine in use, for pei
sons who are troubled with splitting Of BLOOD
and slight hacking coughs, pain in the breas!
&C., which when let run on for months, soiis
quently terminate in consumption. Two
three bottles will, in all cases, relieve thep
tient, and restore the health entirely. II wi
entirely relieve the patient from the coughs
which are so distressing, in few houn from
the time it is first taken.
| Taken in doses of u tea spoonful ut bed time
: it will relieve the most inveterate colds an
asthma. Ia
For sale by J. NJ. ROBERTSON, Burlington.
| Oct 81
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CALICoES. BOOTS, &C.

90 O1KI11<Svf11k15 ~ -1'-11k75 7@e'o's777
TT w. MOORE & CO. have just received
i fresh supply of Calicocs, Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Fianncls, Domestics, Cotton
Yarn, Hunts superior Broad Axes, narrow do,
Hatchets and Hammers, warranted; fresh Boots.
Shoes and Brogans pure Ground Spiccs-which
will be sold very low for cash. Novl4
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05

FRIEDMAN & PARTRIDGE
"AVE Just received per S. B. Brazil, a
IL IL few pieces Of Summer goods for Pataloons
ALSO 6 ps Cadet gray cloth for Military coats,
ALSO cases superior perasols
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05

BRIDG MAN & PARTRIDGE.
"AVE just received from Cincinnati per
Ii S. B. Burlington, for sale on commits.
ion,
100 bbls Superfine Ohio Flour,
1 case super super Ohio leans,
S bb's first quality Cider Vinegar, also just
received
rs German Silver Casters, prime article,
for sale low. June 10.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
JUSTICES LAW.

A FEW copies of the late Justices Law of
IN Iowa for sale at the Patriot Office. Price
37aa cents.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05

Together with 500 other atcles usually found
in Drug Store, all of which will be sold low
for cash by J. M. ROBERTSON.
Nov 7 1889.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05

BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE
ITAVE Just received yer S. B. MALTA /,
HI bbls family Flour, said to be the H., y
article brought here this season. also -
5 bbls Cider Vinegar and a lot of Iron c..
ings and Window Glass of assorted sizes
June 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05

iFE Prescrvers, Plough Moulds, Fur
bTush and Beaver Hats, Grindstones
Tea, Fcathers and . thousand other articles
for sale By BRIDGAIANl s. PARTRIDGE
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
tJnexampled Mammoth Scheme!

TEyHE following details OF Scheme - ~.
terry to be drawn in December me- !, AZ
rnrfs ma IN declaring it to be unparalleled ~
the history Of Lotteries. frizes 70 2, 'l1 80"
have never before been offered to the -
It ir true there are many DiahNs IVY VI ~ aas.
/. other hand. tlle extremely low charge OF w
ner T,icEe ~: tile value and number OF the Capl
tails. and The rcviyal Of the good old custom, Q,
ysarranting tllat every prize shall be drawn ana
sold. will, We are sure, give universal satlsiac
ton, and especially to the Six hundred fsize
Holders. BE-,
To those disposed to adventure. VIC recon- m
4 mend curly application being made 70 US iai
[ tickets--when the prizes are all soid, oAhks
only relnain--the first buyers have the oest
chance. We. therefore, emphatically say
Delay Not. but at once remit and transmit to
us your orders, which shall always receive our
Immediate attention. Letters to be addressed,
and applications made to =.
sse SYLVESTER & Co.
I56 Broadway, New YORK..
80 Observe the Number, 1853
100000 Dollars!
100000 Dollars
$4,000 Dollars!
SIX PRIZES OF
10000 Dollars!
e TWO PRIZES OF
$4,000 Dollars!
THREE PRIZES OF
10000 Dollars!
Grand Real Estate and Bank Stock Lot
terry of Property situated IN Nem
Orleans.
The richest and most magnificent Scheme
ever presented TO the Public in this or any 9th.
TICKETS ONLY TWENTY .DoLLARs.!
Authorized by an act Of the Legislative Assem-
bly Of Florida, and under the Directions OF the
Commissioners, acting under the same.
To be dram at Jacksonville Florida,
Dec. LIST, 1889.
Schmidt 81 Hamilton, Managers.
SYL TESY,ER 4. Co., l56 Broadray,
Ne,c York, SOLE PROPRIETOR.S,
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS.
100, 600 TICKETS, FROM No. UPWARDS, IN sue
cEssIoN.
-The deeds Of their property and the stock trans
ferrcd in trust to the Commissioners appoint
ed by the said act Of the Legislature OF Flor
ida, for the Security of the Prize Holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Prize, The Arcadc-2s6 feet, S inches,
lines on Magazine street;
l0I feet, IL inches Oh Matches street:
1876 feet, 6 inches on Grasier street. Rented a a
about S37. 900 per annum Valued at SI0O,00t
j Prize, City Hotcl--l62 feet in COM
mon street; i46 feet, 6 inches on Cop
street; Rented 8, 800 dolls; valued at 0,00t
l Prize, Dwelling House adjoining
the Arcade, No. IL, "a feet, inches
front ON Matches street. Rented at
1000; valued at S0,oo'
Prize Ditto adjoining the Arcade,
No. s, 90 feet front on Matches; street.
IoA I c1of
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
,URE FOR PILES OR HEMORRHOII
Pile Ointment.
a NE YER failing REMEDY Z
PRICE Gl Ill


HNHlS admirable preparation, the happJ 70
Il suit of much research, the proprietor with
confidence. offers to the public as u certain cus,
he has used it long in private practice and dnts
he has offered it to the public as a remedy, J
reputation is such that no one would credit "
universal efficacy without having experiences
it themselves. Such are its soothing and heal
ing properties that those afflicted with tie Pile
have but to try it and they will know -
themselves.
CERTIFICATES
OF the certain efficacy of the remedy ccula
be exhibited, but the proprietor deems it unpe;
cessary. None are genuine without yeilcs
wrapper round the box and the directions igp'
ed by the proprietor.
w. s. BOYD.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Robertson =
Armstrong in Burlington who are my els
agents for Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, LOW
and Wisconsin Territories. n
Burlington,-6y
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Burlington, Sept. 4th, 1899.
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Oh BBLS superfne Flour, Cincinnati,
80 brand, Just received and for. sale by
June nth CHARLES J. STARR
WRAPPING PApER.
Oh RMS large size heavy wrapping Paper,
Oyy 90 do do do Dry Good do ID
10 do do do Tea do do
80 Crown do do ~
Received direct from the manufacturer and
for sale AZ 81 Louis prices by
June 25 H.. w. MOORE & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-13
EaJys'S LOTTERY office.
Corner bcioU The Runs.

EHOYT'S newly invented, anti.friction, seICmoving
z Il patent perpetual, "pocke, notion machine, Is
slrII operating the infinite satisfaction Of his Gus.
TONERS Some Of the wonder working favors of this
machine have been in the shape of $4,000. $40,
O0O SIP $40, $40 00O &C. &c obtained by purchasing
of patent rights, which daily disposed Of at very
low prices al his magical corner" where the curious
and thrifty are invited TO call.
Many rights in Hoyis Mill for sale. This Mill is al
ways grinding without any reference 10 wind, tide, or
weaiter-and such girls, i, turns out is marvel 10
The world. Dealers in "Rhnu" are informed that they
be supplied by the hundred bushe at the Lowest,
market rates.
n B.The following quantities, handsomely boiled,
are now ready for delivery at HOfT'S Corner.
$4,000. $25.00O 5000, to he drawn Goth April
100000 $4,000, $4,000, DC, to be drawn 9Th Of
April.
All orders should be forth with directed 10 NJ loYr
there is but little time to spare, 10 The stock
now on land; though the Mill is hard at work, and a
supply will be ready for second orders.
Drawn Nos Of Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Number 9,
drawn 9th inst.
Is 80 GO IA "a 30 So GO 90 Is 81 So as
April! Q lU9--U
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By he Gor,rnor Of tie S;ote 81 rrgiaa.

\ PROCLAMATION
~ HEREAS, ny an Act of the General Assembly.
g passed March 2Iih lc:iS entitled IAN act p,a"
ing for the rsnssessnrnl "l lands in tbs CONFERENCE.-The
IN" Executive is required, the assistant a,''"
shall have finished their assessments respective j."
issue proclamation requiring The several Boards OF f'
cipa Assessors [" assemble at some convenient time a
place, within their respective DISTRICTS 10 be Dr. na'd 10
the Puclamatlon; do, therefore, in coniormirr w tie
provisions ofthc sad Act of the General Assembly, here
BY require he said Principal Assessors To aSsrub" on i
first Monday i'll May next at the follow ing places end pre-
coed 10 the execution o the duties required OF them %
law. v:z:Josah llnlleman OF Isle Of Wight E.,A'!.h
L. Winston Of LonSa, William Harris OF Pagr, ar'
VIM Carey ot GreenbTier counties, Principal As~ts>of'
to constitute Board for the hrs district compr,'a Oh" me-
counties of Princess Anne, Norfolk, Nansrm"nt. Use O.
Wight, Smry. Sussex. Southampton, Greensv". Fin':
George, Brunswick, Dinwrddlc, Chesterfield. iIer'r
Hanover. New Kent. Charles City, James CITY. l",,
Warwick, Elizabeth City, Gloucester. Ma,brws, Vi:
dlesex, Essex. King & Queen, King William, Carr p
Spo;lsyvania. Stafford, King George, Wes,morrGra,
Lancaster, Richmond Northumberland, Acconac aoa
Northampton, 10 convene at The Borough of Nortoa.
Mathew W Kemp Of Gloucester Jahn II knight q
N"tioway John Kern. jr., Of Hampshire, and BcnIima
Brown of Cabril counties Principal Assessors TO con
s'itute Board for the second district composed ri o.
the other counties East of the Blue Ridge comrc"c "
Charlottesville in the county Of Albfmari":
Samuel Mntfett OF Rockingham, Burwell b Wilkes 4"
Bruns~ wick, James w Walker of Madison. and john u
Suingcr of Wood counties Principal Assessors IN cons.
tu,e Board for the third district posed Of the c0c
ties between The Blue Ridge and AI;eghany to conveH
al The Court louse OF Bnietourt county:
Thomas McCulloch Of Washington, William & Lea .
Of Rockbridge, Joab Early Of Franklin, and Charr'
Thompson Of Hanover countless Principal Assessors,
constitute board for The fourth district composed q
all the other counties Of the Commonwealth incUdrt
Montgomery and Monroe, which also lie on both sIc'
the Allegheny, to al the Court House Of N'r'
gomery county.
All the said Districts being arranged in the act o Is.
sembiy, first herein rsc,ed, and TO which the ssS''
Boards referred 10 ascertain their respective mi
Given under my hand as Governor, and u"cf'
r, the Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, s.
l"H"IJ Richmond this 18th day Of March, le3g ar!
G3Id year of the Commonwealth.
DAVID CAMPBELL
March IA 9--IM
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s's,s.,s IS 5 L.
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WORLD TH.T WERE REAuTlFCL'
nyC,.u,NtSE y. WATERMAN
Would that wrTr beautiful,
Thnu. h fta.,l" nv II Hover,
To weave the -pcii that bea"'y "'A'
Sad own lis Inrgic power.
There's more within sunny eye
\ brow OF rudanrc hfi@ht,
\ I'm lht; shumes the rcidest ""o
- Sun.ct's ruby hight.
A cheek on which the summer 'o'o
u,,b t.at'J It's SIush'ng throne,
4 f,,rchnai which NY he'u
IL,.h murh'd oui for itsowa.
There's more in beauly'S magicspell
The human heart TO bind,
;hsnaIIthe wealth Of woman's love,
Win faith and fonduess t"n'd.
I'VE 10 the bright ana sushy Sun,
Although alike on all,
We see its dazzling beams oflight,
In golden glory fall.
We Low" tie blvshps hu"s that tic
Ni,hin the opcaIng flowers,
THou,h they'Tc us bright TO others eyes
is The. h we been 10 ours.
We love all that is beautifully
Though not foI Us alone
Is he bright welcome smilc Of hope,
Or the endca;ing tone.
Y will VIZ cling TO beauty's chain
TIL link by link il part,
AID the cold iron slow ly sinks
To rsntie ia the heart.
o, would ,ha, were beautiful,
Ii beauty power could give
Thu, one kind heart wherein mine OWE
Hath leaned 50 long 10 live.
Could but lure il back again
With beauiy's syreu breath,
Twould be fragile rs Q f!owCr,
And with u death
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PROCEEDINGS OF The INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE,
As To RECEINERS AND OTHER CNLLECInRS

PROCEEDINGS OF The INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
AS To RECEIVERS AND OTHER COLLECTORS
We happy TO find, IN the report OF the maj,rit
most Of The OF the Receivers aud Collectors 10
the letters written by the Secretary of the Treasury and
heretofore published in document No 297 The answers
have never before been called fer and published.
By garbIng the letters of The Secreary-by misrepre
senng their objec.-and by not calling for The reuss
and explanations Messrs Wise, Pentiss and others got
up many virulent Trades against MIR. Woodbury. which
now appear to have been entirely sroundlrss
|. The object Of the ellers-on The part of the Sc
creiary- appear TO have been this When any irreou
ary informally occurred in any officer proceed
ngs he wished to ascertain The cause for IT, and TO $50
before his quarterly settlement arrived-whch is the
legal mode Of detecting deauI,-whe'her one existed
OK not leading 10 the Inequality This wac vicilsn,
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.9ssortment Of SPRLNG GOODS eompleted.

assortment Of SPRING GOODS compaeh
EKTE are nov IN receipt of a full and complete assert
w ment of Spring and Summer Dry Goods Inc
largest supply and creates, variety We have ever had 81
this season Country merchants requested to ca'
and examine orr stock, which embraces many very tr
sIrabc styles selected with for the Virginia tiads
Our friends and customers in Town and Country, pU'
chasing for family USE, will always find very gensf'
and handsome variety at The lowest market prices, a.
cash good paper made payable in the city at sH'''
date VALENTINE 4 BREEDEN,
Hhitc Buildings, II street. &ochH tf"I'
April . l06-4tI&f
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F. q ] S. JAMES & CO,
March IS Il0i-2awGw Globe S1unr

YHHHE Subscriber having, for the benpi. Of her own
d daughter, secured The services of young Lady
recommended well qualified to teach The English and
French Languages and Music is prepared to accomrno.
date eight young ladies', from eight fourteen years Of
age.
The School will be opened al her residence, Manua,
in healthy part Of the county of Chesterfield % miles
distant from Petersburg and Richmond and miles east
Of AppomaoS river where is crossed by Beves bridge
The first session will on the first Monday in
April
That attention in relation 10 matters Of religion. mo
rails manners and general conduct which the subscriber
feels il her duty and happiness TO bestow upon her own
children will be extended to those committed By others
10 her care.
Per session of five months-payab'e in advance:
Board and tuition in En- slish, 500
French, &
Music, including Of Piano, %
Painting taught if required, for which an additional
charge will be made.
Books and stationary furnished by each pupil.
Scholars may enter The school al any period Of the
term, and lie charged according 10 the above rates.
No deduction OIL account Of absence except in cases Of
sickness. MARY THWEATT
Wilknsonve ?. o Chcslcrfel4 county
April 6 l0s-s3w
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EBRINTING INK Just received at this ottce'
III supply Of Johnson celebrated News Ink Tor wiz
ter use, which will be sold for 80 cents per pound W.
cash. NOV
NEORUS MULTICAULIS.-5G00 Cuttings, grow.
I'VE by D w Carter; 3 ounces Mammoth, ye'SSI
ounces Two Crop, white ounce Yellow BAL sT -'
Worm Eggs for sale BY j. II. D LOW
March IL -"
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,SfrNtfOl,'S Office.


Three Capitals at one haul Nothing uncom.
mon for STRATToS!
Drawn Nos. in Maryland State Lottery, No. 7: drew
9th March
&c II 30 IS "a &c 50 10 20 GO So 9.
Ticket Nos 90 50 62, prize Of 81 100, all sold
Half do. do. 81 60 IS, a. cash.
Quarter do. 20 AZ SO, ed by
STRATfoN.
Tile .4pr:c Seller.
April2 LOG
Drawn Nos in Sussex county (Del) Lottery, No TO-
drawn the 9TH March -
81 % "a II So u 5 "a So 81
Tickle, Nos 32 81 So
% % 6 + + :; s all sold and e''hs' by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos in the Petersburg Lottery, No 9, drawn
9th Of March -
AZ GO % &C IL G. 90 81 | rs Ga 5
Whole Ticket Nus. 81 g. another small prize of
$500, sold and cashed by STRaTros.
3 capitals making capitals sold and cashed in
days and making PSI capital prizes, besides bushels Of
small all sold and cashed in little over IL months.
Dawn Nos. in The Richmond Academy Lottery Elk
ira, No. 3. drawn the 18th Of March
60 81 80 81 81 II 81 10 90 ~ 10
Whole Ticket No. az "a. prize OF $500
do do II 81 62, do. do. 300
do do 81 81, do do 100
All sold and Cashed BY STRATTON, the all Prize
Seller.
Tickets By the package single tickle, for sale a,
Strs,,on 8 Lucky Office, l4tI Street.
March IA 9o-u