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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-19
POLITICAL.
MEDAL. 20 GEN. HARRISON

The illuslrions MoNRoE, who fought IN
both wars for the maintenance Of his conn-
tfy's independence, and whose name is as
sociated with the purchase Of the two great
empires Of Louisiana and Florida, signed the
resolution of Congress of April 1918, award.
ING Gold Medal TO General Harrison and
Gov. Shelby, Tor the glorious victory on the
Thames. The National Inteiligencer Of the
9Th Of March, 1926, contains al account oi
the presentation Of that Medal % General
Harrison BY the hands ofthe gallant General
Jessup. The unexampled enthusiasm now
being manifested towards the peoples candi-
date for the Presidency, renders prophetic
The remark Of General Jessup, ssthat though
detraction may triumph for season, truth
must ultimately prevail. and that the repre-
seniatises ola free people, when correctly
Informed, are always Just
We ask those Whoafe defaming the char
acter Of i veteran soldier, 10 look 1t Mr..
AIonroe's opinion Of the manner IN which
General Harrison arranged his troops for BAT.
lie and Of The important consequences result
ing fromfle victory.
ADDRESS or THE PRESIDENT
Gen. JEssUp In compliance with reso.
luton Of Congress. present TO You for Gen.
eral Harrison, this Medal, inleslimony Of The
Ilinh sense entertained for lis oALLANTRx
AID GOOD CoNDucr ii the battle Of the
Thames ii Upper Canada, Oh tie 9Th 81
October 1913. The disposition 81 his
troops vas 1UD1c1oUs, and lis success, 81 Tie
defeat az The British army and Indians acting
with Il, and The capture Of is baggage and
artillery complete HE consequences
which attended this victory we're Of the high.
EST Importance 4 nol only pit us il pos.
session of considerable portion Of Upper
Canada b1t relieved tie whole DC that pof.
porti0n from rs Incutsious and raVages 81
4 savage enemy The patriotism which
Wa displayed S. tie gallant troops Whe
fought under his command lsfIts the high.
Iesk commend oI
JAMES MONROE.
fsDc 81 General sssap cr General
nsOA
R. EpE
AZ an officer 8 lie army commanded
| hy General s. on. & ailofds me sincere
/ pleasafss Ia receive fol lin Ills testimonial
&c the high seq enlefl ned 81 Gongr 81
bis services % ea1lpaien 1918 shal
avail myself of DE fFsi opportunity g De-
liver i 70 him and shall iot laiI to inloya
him q lie very afteEing manner Is WhicE
Il aas been presented
81 actions be estimated 81 their con
sequences, and surely there Is noolheg cor
reel alan3afd 81 which 8 estimate them
then viii tie aallls s. ) ON Ell ons
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-19
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pfaaEa 4ne enc y aonn haYs named Cen. Har-
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-19


Al il township %, range west, ii Yazoo
COUNTY, and together makes the plantation
% which said j. B. Pease resided at The
dates Of said deeds oftrusf. Also, all the
righi. title and interest DC the said John b.
ease, ID and % j certain contract for the
purchase o 8 certain tract of Iand adjoining
the farm aforesaid made with William
Gaitty as attorney ID fact of ~ iIliam Ferri-
day and Henry 5. Bennetl and others, con
tanning four hundred and thirsy-seven e5-lD0
acres; which contract IS dased October l2fh,
1886, and IS recorded 10 the clerks Office ol
Yazoo Probate Court.
Said sale IS made 70 pay The sum d
tuentg-sx thousand tive hundred and eight
o0 dollars now due and unpaid Of the
notes mentioned ID said deeds Of trust.
Such lilo viii be conveyed 8 The pur-
chaser IS IS vested ii ne b said deeds e
trust and none other.
ELL H)NTG01IE q e Trustee.
MAJ q, 1910.
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(r,om II. 81. Augustine .,,r,. aaa inst.)


The schr. Walter NJ. brings news from the South
ern posts. The garrisons continue healthy, but their
limited force prevents any demonstration against the
Indians who known to be in large forces in their Sc
Yera neighborIioods.
| Indian fires were seen in large numbers along the
coast South Of Cape Canavera by the Captain OF the
Walter NJ, and three Indians on the beach near New
River.
On the 18th, the scr Walter NJ. sent in her boat 10
New SMYRNA for the garrison dispatches, and whilst
crossing Musquito bar She capsized by which acc
dent named Ferguson, lately discharged from the
| U. ). Army, was drowned.
| The Br brig Morris, RUSSELL from Montego Bay, Is
lind Of Jamaica, with cargo of Rum, Logwood, and
Pmento, sprung leak, and was run ashore about ~
niles North of Mosquito Inlet, on the 9Th INST. She
sailcd 22d Sept bound 10 London The vessel is total
bss cargo and saved who arrived here on Tues
cav last III The schr. Walter VI.
| On Monday last the schr Charles G. Rock wood, j.
| Antoine, master put III here in leaky condition. She
was bound u Apalachcola with cargo of Potatoes and
Onions and sprung leak on the l7'h, five days out
from New York. The schooner has been caulked, and
proceeded yesterday on her voyage.
One hundred and 80 recruits, destined for service IN
Florida left here Tuesday morning for Pilnka, under
the command of Lieus. Pcnrose, Johnson Tilden, and
| Bacon
| Two companies Of the 9Th infantry, route for
Fort King, via Pila,ka, marched on Wednesday morn
| ing, accompanied by Col. Worth, commanding; }. ID.
Spragnc, aduant; Capt. Stokes, A. O. NJ; asst. sur
D''>'',
w. c. Brown; ID Lients., w Is. Hayward, G.. .. Han
son, H. Wardwell, J. Folsom, w. D. Johns
| 7rmisticc ,eh Tie IndiGns.-An armistce has been
entered into for 80 days, by Alectusenuggec and Gen.
Armistead Alec and his followers to be in the
9th Of this month, 10 hold talk
The order requiring Col. T. s Hunt, Quarter Master
General for Florida, TO repair to Tampa Bay for duty
has been counrrnandcd and that efficient officer Will
still remain in the discharge of his duties Mt the new de-
pot at Pilatka.
TIE FLORIDA ARMY.-The Savannah Republican OF
the 29th inst, says: "The ship Gov Parkhi, arrived
yesterday with o5 L. s. recruits destined for service
in Florida The officers Lieut. Van Horn, Sd In
antry, commanding the detachment, Lieuts. Sherwood
and Humber 9TH Infantry, and 1t Lugenbeel, 9Th In
antry. The presence of these recruits in Florida will
be heartily welcomed.-The companies TO which they
are be attached not half full, and of all those
whose names borne the master roll, many are
suffering from sickness and debility These brave men
20 10 field where there is ofthe cypress than of
the laurel We trust that kind fortune may send the'o
that which has been hitherto denied to as hne
troops as ever faced an enemy
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and hotter prices must rise again purer and more III
'mnI,ont t!uu ever The enemy OF Democ5acy sho" v,
hound TO show his hand, propose his measures a"u
course will expose the cloven loot, ~he' ~. ",rr
of freedom will undcccyc the humougseu' a'u M.
The war into the very heart Of the enemy emp -
rpe of mnnied despo;sm cannot DC iieh' Hoi e"y -
The neck of rreemen, and must oil Necessity oe " '
duration. D:, !, "A E,rle
The Aboliiionsts have given for BIrney ana t'alie
m nm avera1e we presume, FIVE VOL ES 10 me co"
-, or one md half 10 the thousand The "friehos
f tho moor slave" swallowed Harrison anu Tyler rs
r,,t morsei and bore out prediction mat thr ADO
li,ion,ss hate the poor white man. the working demo-
craft more Than they lave the freedom oil tle slave anu
their abors 10 fill Up Ohio with negroes, IS TO cut COW"
the profits of the labor Of the white man. ana
him more than for any other cause. Las, ruay PROV
Cd This and we call on the laboring class IN oho TO DC
on their guard and watch their movements Ana VINO
could these men support with better face than can
didate for the Presidency who voted TO sen Tue foof
FIR fines and costs, while the rich, win their mo-
ucy would pay the fine and so cleaI:-or 10 sup
mort a party whose principles are based on money
and priyilered corporations, and not on the righs
of man; With an Abolition Governor and an Abo,toh
House of Representatives, may expect to see ua'iy
deyelopcmens ofthe coation-and what time tncy can
snare from the service of the Banks who furnished the
funds for the whole will be devoted to the cause OIL
Kentucky in repeating TIE fugitive law, and the black
laws in general.
The following list of maortcs are probably very
incoherent but they are the best we can turnisE.-
We shall give the official vote at the earliest mo-
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:, ,rs desecrate your household affairs WIN the
snp, ~ murdered nnoccn,s and deSpa'c the ..'es'
h,noicst section which The sun besseS win MS
beams. - ,:, -,
Rn,: nav be said that the free States having ma
o;rtv of O.. ctoral votes elect the fresae;'' "i
ar. any mid from the South. True, they can; thr o"h
!, a. we have sail the weakest section. bnt 'a'le
have ALWAYS been and always must be two parties at se
Nth dividing on Democratic and Arstocra.ic p',h
c;nlcs although these two parties may agree on 'ie
snbec, Of slavery yet ,ha, matter being s"o1Tatne 10
,hn other great elementary distinctions which nave
divided mankind for six thousand years. perfect
unon between them may he prevented by acooPefa"n
hs,cen the South and one of the other parties al the
Tor,h The South may protect herself By throwing
ber veirh, in the scale Of the Northern Democrats
candidates with Southern principles Hence II rs, iha'
NJ Jefferson, with sagaci'y and foresight never
dec Jared that the Democracy OF Tie N'r'h
,ie natural allies Of the South. Thus We See
Ia, ,,r South, although minority III the Federal e-
nsa,re can always protect her rights by g,vng he
80, far that Presidential candidate who VII peGgc
scf 70 exercise his veto for her protection. It's her
nni sacuard. and vet we are asked TO vote cr can
Ga,o who declares in advance that ne "wiil give ms
assen, 10 all laws which may pass both Honses OF
Son.-sss Can the force of inIatuaon any further
The subject is important one, and IN these re,
n,-Ls we have addressed ourselves 10 the reason OF
both par;;es.-Rdtetgh Standard.
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POETRY.
"auca YET rgN,ias sssvs.."
TIE INDIAN SUMMER.

TIE INDIAN ST MMtR.
II comes, !, coiics, with golden at,
In III. time Of the seIc aud ycl!o" leaf,
And il Ginss the fruit from tie bend d tree,
And scaitrrs il round IN its rockies, "itc'
II rla,S on tho brow of the maiden iar.
Aud parts, with lis fingers, her raven ii''iF.
II comes, i, con,cs, anc its MINISTER'S Wing
DER the CLASSY atc Is qatve''!I,
With music son Is :he mellow s.ra'h
OF 2ephyrs over hc swell!n. mann;
IL glad,!cns the wales A. II Heats a'ons'
And stream and mountain rc-echo the song
IL coines, il CONES. like fairy spritc,
Arrnyrd in robes Of sossaiEcr ..hiic,
And tie carpet OF leaves on ihe round IS spread
And the flowers yield meath y. eenqueih2 'eau'
For il strides alcnr III lis kindly way,
Like shadows that hit II tie CLOSE oi day.
|, comes. il comes, and the rircned gram
/. w,,a;hng crowns Tor its Iul len ram,
And the hrL 1T eye sfatkies with lguid iicht,
Like The star cn;hroncd on the brow o. night,
And lie iccnling fields THEN offering bring,
a, The sainted shrine Of the Autumn King.
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South Gartlcn Caroiiue Couutv.

MISS Macy l. JACKSON will open School this place,
W. near tile Richmond and Frederick Rllroad the
January for tie young Ladies' Readin VIII,
,nr English Grammar, Geography with the Of Globes and
Maps, Arithmetic Algebra. Elementary Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy History, Ancient and Modern,l Rhe,arc, Botany,
The French Spanish Greek and Latin languages will be tauel
shall aid Hiss Jackson teaching but the government the
seool wii be exclusively her Every proper
be PAID TO Tie health comfo and religious and moral improve
mcnt Of the young ladies'.
Terms for board tuition lodging, washing fuel, lights
So paid hall yeay advance for the scholastic year. atd the
usual extra Charges for Music Drawing aud Painting.
Get Is li5-Nl2w) JOHN G. LAWRE,IcE.
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Just published, and for sale by j. WARRocN,
The Virginia and North Carolina Almanac,

CALCULATED by Dawn RcH.Ep.oS Of Louisa county, Va,
containing in addition The Astronomical Calculations the
the members Of Congress and Legislature Of Virginia.
and the Courts Of Virginia and North Carolina the following, 10
wit statement, oing what of Stock is owned b. the
State Of Virginia the several Banks and hat amount of Dyi
bends has been received b. ,c Sac upon the stock July
l9 inclusive (orial and information worth te the
asked for the Almanac -Comc song Nothing Else
dnJan Schaikens Three WsesInes viewing the Tomb
Of Paren-Fa,l uf Man, by I.ady-Lct him
mora Fathers Welcome his Widowed Daucler-Iow
collect Fee BllPlysiciaa anl Studen1he Grey Mare Is the
hcter ilo.sc-iiope Is still an Evergreen, &C., &c.
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e srTIJERI Cnn alfr has just received and open
=. ed at his vtr Stare Opposite he HANKS ms ma ra sps
KNIVES Fovnr Tackle, FaneU Goof &C. Ills pre-
laid the bert terms, and h. requests town ana
friends DESTROYS Of purchasing IN III Inc 10 ran ann e
articles and prices, BEN. satisfied ta' ley VIII oe
pie ssed with both. His stock embraces
Gl'SS-DouLla and Single Barrel Guns, Of all qualities
RIFLES-.t neat assortment and male I" order
PisTOIS-Pockct, Holster, Belt anu Dlel!ins Fistos
POCKET RIFLESCasi Steel Pocket Rifles
Pat mi six Barrel Revolving Pistols
POWDER fLASKS- neat and choice assortment from I"
10
CANE BAGS-Sew and Handsome patterns
1isiuo- Flasks and Drinking Cups
Eiui Pouches and Belts
aFRCTSSoS CAPS-Plain AMI Sp;, and superior Ensli.
aud ,ncean III canisters and b. re-
Psat
PERCUSSION Wrcnches and Cap Primers
Wash Rods, Wad Cutters and Raiurois
Shot and Bullets all Nos.
Dog Collars, Calls Chains, and Couples
Shot Chargers Bullet Moulds
Gun and Rifle Locks, great var"y
Gun Lock Limbs, Springs, Tninbes Cocks seais Cock Pins,
s;I:N FUENITrRE, complete
Fishing Tnehle.
Limerick, Kirby and Virginia Fish iiooss
English six, Hair, Inda Grass and o;,r Fishing Lines
Hooks III gut moods, Floats. sc.
CuaCfY.
l:azors Pen Pocket, and s Knives, Bowie Knives hand
, son ,e Rodgers and c,ief makers.
Fancy Gaods.
Silver cverp inted PeEclS rockcl Books and Wallets
d;ict's and other Steel rea:, in sTrat variety
Walking Canes, Sp.clclcs, SnuiF fuye-, &c.
- sutherland his friends AMI The
pu bile for icabc pa,roaa. bestowed hm since he
In return, e hci that II indus
mi ces an! .nccnat, hc rests satisfied that he VIII re-
a continuance Of their iivo's
Repairing.
The undersigned will lie thankful far small aros as well As
a se and respectfully informs Spnn thai all kinds Of He
pa, rs will be done e1pedtiously and chcaply.
Oct 3 i2-wlOW
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G,Q-pARTNn.iIiPW Tie undersigned. haze red d.:
Y -. partnership under la and style III ALVEY
LIPCOhB, iuI the purpose O. dong general Grccny and O.
,p,ssipa Easa The Tenement fcur doors below tie 81
Endn. al l,Sr> G,Y EY>ILEI, Dry Good sin:e. a
dior IL Mr. E:n SIEPrEH,Das liat Sc,e, Exchange 500,
W. receipt Of STOCK a Gooa fof' ialtlo
aad New iuk comprising eyer! article IN the me q la'inr
and purchased iar ra<a which vii enable .el
prices cray ,a.ta-cass purchasers We therefore solicit
call R!cHD. !. ALVEY,
kuyG i55-Ct1 JAS. l.. IIpSGONr
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J,eiaaJle Tsrsyn Property fof sais.

,u,IIF suhsc .lcr bpna determine! 70 remove To Tho
~; nr,,sry N N.nway Courthouse again nf SAFE y
Is rr ii, Land Of rood q,ait, 1tiaccd 10 his cil.'
-, ,nJ t,,r,.n - and sanding ~ "ooh@ ~. 49,
" ~ 'I vt lirec enough fer ary purpose Tie "i
Land i IN in heart ra- ,o.- ish r''9 ''3, s. Iai,
large fertile saren. nfrri" t. in's N .2;ma n, seven
a,s ,mo slay House, di c ro.a the Tavern W.. ~
cellars. t"o other oires, ~ ''
@ nc by bo rrrs--there also aiacled 10 NE n. ~
ses frore House Sadiisrs Shop, leksiiS snoi ",,
S,,c, aud comfortable tenement occupied ny i'
.n;, al ,rci.r renting ir $3.50 ~ The s'a'es -"
new and very ir eue attention l. pa @ nav
v,e a. Ibis ouey as bargain viii Be gwen III H. " ~,
r,s vIIl c made accommodating, but cash t.trcd ,r
a liberal discount viii be- made. son, a. - :, ,s,v
Sor,nv,. Courthouse, Sept. seth. lsi0 1o-'S'' -
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BELL TAVERN, War .rc.f, K.cAnoad, j..

THE Undersigned for several proprietor e that flh
lr aud popular rtiea the yg-a Hotel ~! Point d.
lt has cent, taken charge above conveniently o
iiorl, H. bc PLEASED II. Old ficni
patrons his establishments Te Ee Tavern = ioo
kun., n trun .uui fIc ro.;ry require minute d,:R
vansgrs. Situated the heart II ,ic business 81 TIE Nct,
Virginia, location adnlrab: adapted 10 the
Of sn;uu5ucrs the city.
iir opportunity Of returning lis grateful acknoal
mrls tosc who - Literally patron:zcd The i ecia Hotel
unir. his manage nent-and he nal.cIs himself .at H. c1
ecc in catering for a variety sc HIT cse racd rr;
viii rrmds, lin capable II making The Eli Tavern riefo;
point OF u COMMUNICATION 10 IN the country.
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Nro1lCR-A Petition viii be presented to the !t2aute
~ Virginia sesaioi, praying for an increase a.
toll. III Mayo's Bridge. 4. Mtlo
/ II,nfira NOV ., !ei1. 81
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CANCER. CANCER. CANCER !!

nR BENJAMIN II. ANDERSON. Offers his services q
~ friends and public, for the Of Tins inv,trrie
oa ;hsom disease confidence his mode
that charge will be made unless cure he pert
M residence Immediately thu stage road leading from Ri
nond Lyncrg, by way OF Gainesville and Bncknsia
Courthouse and eight miles below the latter place. Letter
Eiddsc r. o., Buckingham County, Va,
paii,) will meet with prompt attention.
ian u s1-Wi
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o,TAI-STDS LAW SCuOO--Tc session ot s;s school
will common aJh ii November next and expire on
The aDh IL March ensuing Il desirable that every student
shouI come furnished will books used N The course Viz
hirvs Blac sstoir with Baron fieid Analysis lucA tom
nen,aes ihc edition, with III Ahasls onaAs Digest
ScnI,n On Pleading. III sol G:'s Pleading; Isl Vel 81
SaIkr on the Lax a Evidence md Francis Narims OF Equity
Those may design attend and hp have not already h"i-
6d hn are communicate then Intention 10 tie sub
,,ber i, letter or otherwise ~ the lOh Of November
~ - - 0 LrCAS r. THOMSON.
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Popular Incrcasc-Thc Cincinnati Chronicle est
mates The number of votes poed in the late election in
Ohio 100000 being 10000 more than ever pollcd
in the State before.
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\rOTCEA Petition will be presented before the Gene
Assembly Virginia. for Precinct Election 10 BE- held !, j
Goodies Tavern in The upper end Of Chesterfield county
Oc Il Fi,;-yiHl MANY VOTERS
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rooms, occupied ny DO % Stn s,,,s shop wheel
rish so9 comfortable c'sni o,c"rh ,ah ar
iny and very f+S IN cubic attention il 'eTa.; aS
v,ed his PROPERTY ns al"'n WIN , ' e H." ,. n e. M r
f iista T' discount UNITY viii made 4 ftUg .
--... e":-- ----- ----------- /.ijJ
l,no,,uY0r Lamb far sale m Camtfriaaa
W. ,, s'I Inns iyn. IL tie Guinea crr
and ,ro '" rsr and liz Guinea roa s"t'ln- rs anh
, & NM - - one sind wic !at la'"' eia r.
~ ~ i"r and ,rnlucrs j. II md tn balance, and al
NY w. -, , IMPROVEMENT VA adapted 10 com What ah
Tie inducements arc, nry brieh il"nse, -
.,"n rso o. and ~ stair .nishcd on IN s",i si', ~
caen AM i'd; VIZ i" rss win H. i@ral-on on 10
@ 10 s;vrn IL H. iprcla-crs is securing ~
payments SC Tins l.aHd !, VEN" - fin. respectable
i a"d Sf n. ony IN i state b. a l'"s
diateiy 10 seed wheat Api'' W. nm ,;r rrlisc, viii
meet with attention. "Ae H. W WV.
Cumberland, -, - isg a . M, oa;-,.aec i d..
Il Comfy Court Il s"lIt,n !e.',, ~ -:
day q September ioo IN is ~. y. III nv ,,r nt,, Iav
&r against Cox and ohrr r ga, H. 'semss t-aet ii
Land, containing N acres NOR ~ 80, - ,ari ii land on
~, near the town q jefferson, ~, ~, - H., at
wishing 10 view thr land, eaa q, - ~ XXI n.fe in
showing ans desirm, q purrha<'n: c-o inf
The terms Of The sale "" H. 49,, ''n.' :, ~ mail IN wri,r
months iiom lie day Of Goti Payment, 10 y ''n'u -
anI Tn. e !. believed 10 be- GOOD shall s and convey
rs Commissioner only. K. +. GRAVES, Co"mis''orr
~ In consequence of the n,lmcucy ii the weather the
sale postponed INIT, T9c=d,y T., .h day q A"'e"'F''
''''' u 4" '' T. F. GRAVES, Commissioner:
219@T5 Z37 nv ANGLIA c17aV Court m Oct. .Ia:-
Benjamin " Warmer, Thomas J. Wnrinrr' y ilaA' ";
Booker, jT. and Mary his we, lofiaiE hais
Francis T. Warmer, Compartments
Richardson pannayani nd and admnirlra "I Of ,
dfcsad " w ,T 1s n M W" 9h a s r Sh IT
misira"i 81 NJ dcccaca VIZ i'i.1' - - u,,,b, Mar
Wilhelm W., btHJahlt 'iinnH'
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HOYT & CO.'S Court Of Fortune.

Schemes for .l0rembcr.
IIE following The principal scheme, 10 be drawn IN the
month November tie StO0O' winch iis bsen pun
scd before They certainly rich and worthy the a;ten-
tim Of ALI. PERSONS who deal in lotteries
We solicit order, early. ~
GRAND SCHEMES, for .N5reHJer lsiO.
100000, 10000.
100 prizes Of SUJO each.
sburg virginia. Lottery class No s. for $780, to be drawn at
Alexandria, Saturday, November q, lei0
orIzeof $4,000 prize Of sl.oi7!
10000 lla 1.nJO
5aMi 10 p0
aHDJ 20 80
1900 &C., &c.
Tickets Sl0--slrcs IN proportion.
certificate this scheme will be sent Tor
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