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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

This is Whjg srOndny. according to the fed.
eral pspers Willlhs whig papers copy it and
let the people soc what Nd economical HttentiUe
and indusiriSes Get Of Nhig State Officers we
have gOti Letibe people know oil the truth.
Statesman
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
WING DEPOSITORY ROBBED!

The old, faithful, and careful Receiver at
Ct csgo, had to be removed 10 make room for
hard cider brawer' The result is, that there
are keys to match. A famiu, handful is
sticking in our streets offering $1,000 re-
ward for the money, and $50' for tho thief.
Better cGer re ward for the keys; perhaps they
are like the Bank keys, no, so tire either! \
StIteARldH.
GREAT RoBBERY AT CHIcAoo.--By hand-
hin scned E. S. Prescott, Receiver. dated
Land Office, Chicago. Sept. 49, lS4l. we
lAarn ,ha, Tie Office OF the Receiver Of Public
Moneys in Chicago was en,ered-on Saturday
or Sunday night last, the Sub sI'tesstiry safe
opened by false KEYS and the fulIowng amount
stolen, viz: $l0,c39 in gold, $500 in silver,
s400,n Treasury notes, 500 M,Iiiury Land
Scrip and one $50 note, Bank Of North ADJ
ans. Mass. The ReceIvercfi,e,s rdward Of
$1,000 for the recovery Of The money, and
$500 for tho arrest of the robber. r.-CtUeland
Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
GROSS NEGLECT OF PUBLIC DUTY
IA WIKI, ARTICLE.

Governor corwin is sbssut a. Lebanon.
at a salary os $l,S0O
Clerk hire shout 1000
Secretary siosn is absent al Wooster, AZ
. 49, q sslatys ssf 1900
Clerk hire, w 1000
The Adjultnt Gsn'I is sabseOts. SPRING
field, salary 400
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

THE DlFFFRENcE.- The British rutfiau Nc,
Leo6, sccused Of murder under the most bar
haro1s crcuu stances, is permitted to occupy
Cne'nparlmcni, 10 dine with his friends, and
to walk abroad. The poor AmsfisaEs who
we're arrested in Canada for aiding the patti
OTIS, and transported TO Van DiemsB's Land,
arc held IN close custody, fed on brown bread,
and compelled to work from daylight TIL dark.
The British provincial authorities, when
these poor men we're arrested, used every OF.
fort to have them convicted. When Mcleod
was arrested, on his own confessions, the A.
merriam Secretary OF State, Daniel Webster,
ordered 'be Attorney General to assist 10 his
defence, eud W. uld have discharged The scoun-
drel bu, for the frmuess Of New York..
New Era
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

A STRANGE CASE. - The Ways af Ju nee.
"A fellow at Albany named Bnnt employed
q lswyer to prosecute a boxer, named Hope,
for giving few forcbe proofs Of his skill in
pugIisin, few days ego. Hope was accor-
dnely Gagged, and the lawyer demanded bic
fee. After some hesitation. Blunt paid him
fifty cents, but stole il back again in q few min.
utes. Incensed at bis conduct, the attorney
complained to the court, when the plaintiff
thief was arrested and lodged in the sBme cell
with the defendant pugilist. The latter hav.
ing promised him severe thrashing in
cour, the frs, time they should meet, now paid
it in good earnest, scarcely leaving a grease
spot left Of him. 1Servedhlm right for cheat
ing the Attorney Times.
The New York letter writer Of the Nation
al lntelIigeucer says Of the decision IN Maine:
"Ghe Wlghs are as badly beaten aO their
enemies could have wished"
And then, as to cause, ae adds: A l.
''Phe cause is told ip word. tie The Dc.
feclion in the party at Washington. The sec-
ond veto message reached Maine some forty.
eight hours priot to the election, and just in
time to stsgger our friends and encourage our
enemies. II 10 worth while 10 remember, how
ever, that there will be . reserved corps Of
thousands in Maine"
This ever waggIOg tongue Of Federal RUM
OR, has, 10 the las. line, told what, properly un-
dersioOd, is undoubtedly true "1'here will bs
a'reserved corps ofthousands" for Wbiggery
on pinch. Whenever it is Sufficient impor>
lance TO carry Maine, and the money OF banks
and stocljobbels is put out for the pnrpose, the
preserved corps Of thousands" eau easily be
marched from Massachusetts 10 Maina, az ia
the last Presidential election, and then. with
the aid Of other frauds, Whiggefy can Iri-
umph there. tf
PROJECT Of A BANK There is a ~.
NOR that the Precedent has siguif,d to Mr..
Webster desire that he should form q PRO.
jscl Of a bsnk. To be submitted to Congress al
the neat Session, We d ubr thY story. IA
NEIGHBahLY.-"S hkinS," ssida ltule
red hesdod enl. wito puG nose and bars ,eet
"iDolber says you VIII oblecge her BY lendn
her STICK Of fire ood--, f6en this tTuet with
yln,gT--puan little saf soap in This pan,
and please mol lcty your turkey. .loblsis Iocst
On OUT fence.
a CNil jenal il bOueiih aTude grant.
If
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

P.y !. yog g bod Ls9p IIoaI mod .syls.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

PROJECT Of A BANK There is a ~.
NOR that the President has sigui6,d TO Mr..
Webster desire that he should form a pro.
jeci Of a bank. 10 be submitted to Congress at
the neat Session, We ubtthY sioly. n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

rucceeded. and the poignant regret Il occa-
rioned among those who were SDxiovs TO DIP
thor Suffers into the Puthc rarse, was not
leslened BY The
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

4 civiI dsO'al Z bo'le' 'ha" aruds grAul.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14
r, n. c;;;-,,xcf m. LworJ,

yi 10, MOI express lumr diS'p'r'irt; -
ur 4, ,es course. Arc ,"u willing Ia - silent. aud -i
, hi. rnnsirrmaic yany indurc hun 10 "licvc Il" la
r aonohaun; propc q: other portions of The country
hid such and have sent their resolutions oil
r,cmnann Congress III. Tyler has been your nciehhnr
he ha. lived among y"n-and ycu know him wc-herr Thar
o,he royiou the pcolttc country therefore has claim
~ nan you for sntnenss. $3.50.
The cheering him from every qnnrcr-ihe tao'
~, Ina been br fnrcCd 10 esi.nte Government ."
The n the wors; Of domestic enrm-and me
p,o Of the land should present an unbrnkrn p1aN
laio, , M BETRAYAL Of their country A TRUE WIG
~ The above Jcrcmaid is from yesterday Rich.
mond Whig II is the first call for an Indignation
meeting Go on, Sirs, as fast as you please we WI
90. how far the expression Of your dlsapprobnion
will move mountans-how far you ran preserve your
.nnbroken phalans already broken up by The very
clements of dissolution which it originally embraced
And We shall see another thing; whether ie nnhroken
Republican Phalanx of this "unteII''ed common,
and resolutions Of thanks and Of support to counter
resolutions of ssn an" Won kev
- Jan nothing by it in the Old Dominion. Your ef'
forts to head Ca pit Tyler and iaslen m@nst'ous
Bank upon us, and to bolster up the waning fortunes
Of Mr. Clay, will recoil upon your own heads try "
when you may.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14
CrSciSSaTI, Saturday Morning,


conveys the following account Of serious and iata
riot i'll that city;
CixcixsarI, Saturday Morning,
September 18th, ISL.
.2rfm R0t!-Ssrerai Lires lest Our City was
thrown into great excitement last night. II origlna
ted from quarrel that took place Thursday night,
on Columbia street between few negroes and whites,
in which of the latter stabbed and cnt awful
" that II is thought he cannot live. In consequence
Of this two three thousand persons collected around
the houses Of the neg7ors on Sixth street, East OF
Broadway. The negroes, apprl:,nsive Of an ARRAY,
had armed themselves with muskcis, ard fired upon the
crowd. The Mayer informs Us he thinks iw" whites
and Two negroes are killed, and about ID 10 % wound
cd, mostly whites
During the alIay, cannon was brough. up loaded
with slugs and fred down Sixth stree, two or three
times, raking The Streets but with what effect IS not
vet known. The Mayor, who on the ground all
night, called ont military companies, the Grays
aud Guards and bot! squares from Fifth to Seventh are
guarded by and under contio Of The military and large
body Of armed volunteers, the negroes being all con-
fined 10 their houses
M destruction Of property O. consequence has taken
place.
The city is still in great excitement; and a special
meeting OF the Council is 10 be held al 10 o'clock this
morning, when strong Will undoubtedly be
taken 10 preserve the peace Of The city.
4 Town Meeting Of The ci;izens generally, Is 10 b"
immediately lie ii "r The same purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

R.nub,;con'' contains the Address Of Mr. Joseph F.
I.cake. as candidate FOR The county He declares him
self in favor of the principles Of the Democratic party;
especially against any BANK, and promises either To
rivr more full development, If his principles IN an
address, or to meet the people al The different precincts
and 10 address them.
The I.fr.rsonian docs Justice to sIr Gmcr's mas
.crly and triumphant address 10 thr People of Abe
marie on the 9th inst II is said TO be one of'h chap
pirst Of his peculiarly happy efforts The
ancient principles Of Virginia For one, "" thank HIM
far his nowerfui Efforts at Washington, to right the
sh;n-or TO use his own figure lin the excellent speech
which VIC commenced 10 day) for attempting to "keep
to The right as the law. directs understand that
Mr (;ilIner reached Louisa Ccnrihomse yesterday in
The cars from Washington, in order 10 address the good
pcnnla nf Louisa on their court day.
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EIcenL luliinc !,


!. has been asked by come Of orr friends, State
Rights Wings, well as others, what scheme can now
i.r adopted for The administration ii Tie Finances
Vi hat can af Tyler do What WI ;c recommend al
Ne ncy; Session - ,@; F,ca; A.cncs he ron
duct he Finances, without ran-.fssinG lis "Hn IDEAS
# Constitutional duty. We sill not undertake I"
speak .ar hm or for lils advisers Eut We lag before
car readers the onn. nj I sc;icn", which ba- aa .
a.a't IL Washington y: III tn. political MA, ~.
tiiiia.e friends We wii undertake 10 say that Il
has -cccyedh ;s concurrence. We only give Il as -,
it, l. was not broug! forward during the Se.si"n, b..
cn,!sc IN all probability, he members imp:icnt
10 return home, that thrr- prospect Of lis being
seriously discussed, much less finally adopted, on tc
heels Of an adjournment
Elf,aci If a icutr fram WASHINGTON, august -.
81 understand that snnr such Fiscal outline the
following has been sanclined by all four Of these zen
iIrn,c, ard the latter vii probably present i SOM" n
occasan VIZ: The MINIS t. be authorized 10 receive de-
pnscy, and 10 grant certificates; surplus amount over
urths Of collectors bends, 10 he deposited III
MINIS or in two three ncics other CONVENIENT
pnt- thu revenue Ia b, collected com, certificates
Of depos,te Government dues, notes q! specicpay
np Banks the Banks b- settled with weekly, and no
ih.nn but specie paid ont by tir Government.
We rrpeat, We know ne; how far Ills scheme has
received the sanction of MIR Tyler but VIC cordially
approye the following outline, which he has drawn IN
his Message:
~ Fiscal Agent which. without violating the Constitution,
would pirate TIE c money from lie Executive control ani
perform. The naeaans u Tie Treasury without being hn'cE-
SEINE ~ The pror ncorvenicrf tr Govern
rn,n,."- ifr TIERS sesonf P,o lie sage
Wrarrcc with The ). Y. i"s,, TINT tins IS good
,iounh rather general description o.;he machinery we
ami FOR Keeping and discussing the public money :
Cyr ~ such scheme and nothing more IS to be de-
sir.l-,ahe the dsnositlcn Of the public money out
nr The hands of tie Executive make safe, simple
venioni, inexpensive, arrangements Tor guarding II
and paying i, over when reqursd, ard nothing moro
cd "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

IL, that IN State which disputed the palm with Ken
lucky t. the banner offered by the Wings during the
last Fall election, there will be election of Governor
10y the people. In Windsor county, which has hereto.
fore given the largest Wing majores, the Democra-
hc gam in sixteen towns has been eight hundred and
nne.y-fve votes. In thrty-eight towns given by
the Age, the Democrats have gained eight representa-
ives 10 the Legislature, and in Two, hitherto Federal
there is no chnIce. In several towns, where Wings
were elected last ycnr by large maior.ics, they have
neen elected this year by orty of only and ).
Montpelier gives ma nrty of one hundred and forty
Tor Smile. Last year, the Democratic minority was
only twenty eight, This looks well for the capital Of
The State. Worthwhile, the residence Of Mr.. Paine, a
Wing candidate, has given majority Of nine nga,ns,
hun Last year il was strongly Federal. An extract
from The Office OF the PhGnx, published at Bnteboro
says: The Locofocos have gained two Repre-
from this county,
From Fridays Boston Pa..l
WINDSOR, Vermont,
Tuesday evening, Sept. Z, 1871.
"My Dear Sir hasten 10 send yon all the returns OF
the election held in this State to-day received the
time of my writing this Ii will be that there has
been large Democratic gain IN the towns heard from,
and one which, il sustained throughout the State will
ensure handsome triumph Of the Democratic ticket
"DemncratIc nett gain in five towns, FOUR HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY NINE VOTES"
Since the foregoing letter was in type, have re-
ce'Ved a slip from the office of the Woodstock Age,
containing returns from eleven towns more, which
oh' our correspondence nntcipations rs to the re-
s"' 9mHn, the Democratic candidate, is not cteetcd,
mere Is no Gorer"or chosen By the peopie By the re.
"rhs received It will be that the Democratic nett
"a since r election last year. the Wing vote, is
ElGii ZEN liUNDREDAND SEVENTY THREE,
adding the Abolition 10 the Wing vote, il is thirteen hun
drcd and sixysix; and this in the Banner County oil
The State, which gave Harmon four thousand ma ,ry
As lar us heard from, The Democrats have gained eight
members IF Tic Legislature, and in several towns winch
last year elected FEDERAL representatives there is Tins
year no ch1'ce. In r"n,iret Wing wus elected BY
majorty--ast year the Wing jory was 9O in Read.
Ing, another was elected by only 3 maori,y-maorty
last year, co The towns heard from las, year elected
y Wings and Democrats, this year, 90 Wings, II De-
mocrals. This will do for the State which contested
wh Kentucky the honor OF being the banner State Of
Federalism"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

The Federal ball is recoiling This day IS the cleo
linn in Maine-and unless the Republican Represent
ayes in Congress grossly deceived, we shall carry
the State. But who could have expected the glorious
revolution which going in the Green Mountain Ia,
Stale! Her election took place Tuesday last The
returns are not yet complete; but far they are re-
ceived, we have right congratulate our Republican
friends on the result
From the y. j. J.r,r;ng Fo.t Of Sa;ursag)
uE1EcTros NEWS rRoMlERvosT.-The returns from
Tho election in Vermont received by the eastern mails
Of this morning, are gratifying. The Democracy OF
this State appear to have gained beyond Their mos
sanpuine antcipatons In the strongest Wing co ',
ties the Wings have been routed, and the prooao'i'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

f,ca-ou' would leave It TO the new Ministry to take
their own course--ihat the Peel Ministry which co,id
scarcely he fully organized, and take up the Mcleod
question before the LIST Of September, would make lis
demand upon our Government, and perhaps send over
rev MISSION This would take up till the lst of Oc
l"''r; ny "h'ch time, Mcleod wonld be tr ed; and we
presume "'d'ht'd. We ray acquitted, hrcause moi:
only did h" positively deny 10 the British Cynsul in
New York, that he was present at the attack, but we
understand that evidence has been obtained from the
British heats which attacked The Caroline, tina. lie was
not In either of iLc,n - - - 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

Bp me Iasn;eraaf Gerernor II lie STATE ~ PTsaIs.
1 PROCLAMATION.
xy-urpF,S yaraacy hath occurred III the Senate of ms
W STATE /. tie resignation Of MOSES G. GOOD, l me
ra,r e lee composed % the counties OF Brooke
pni uSr cuIhe- are there
r .uirra - ui r"ciiun IA ter respective counties, on
hr ,our,h Thursday October neat f.: Senator I" 'e s" us
tr,t Ia ill the VACANCY aforesaid ; :. .,,o,
Given under N, hand q; Lieutenant 'overh' SonH ~
nor in pursuance cl'he Constitution my nhaet ~, H., -
49,. ~ liz. ,npu;o,w Richmond, THIS Ai day o
September, IL The year ell r1rrurproonD
f.y
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uUBBARD, GARDNER 4 CO.

HUBBARD, GARDNER 4 co.
rr;yF no in store direct from the manufactures ihe,f III
1 / Stock If SHOES, BO0TS, LEATHER, PAfER, H7Is'
:c and now offer Tor sale, - r
Mem. fine calf Shoes. Navy Shoes and iir"sans
Do lined and bound, scsvcd and prCged q" ." 40
n, coarsc do do de Il" do do
Roy,s and Youths and fine Shoes and iro.ans
Chdrcn', iuroccu aud leather Ankle Ties, shors a"e
,ics kid morocco ami seal waAir. Sh""- and liskins
m Il" do ID d. Slips ana French lies
M go nrnn III. auf feather SIPS
.rD raSrs Il BOOTS, coi,i-iin: ~
,rcr.. G,r -.,,-i and 10 rs,d seal and CAT Boots
~, do double sole calf Water Boots
In coarse sewci and I~e9td 10 do
LEATHER.
cnDO sides Sole Leather, varnus dnaltss
,UJ do irfcr Leather
Io0 doz. do Calf SKINS
- Asa =" Boot morocco seal AMI lining skins.
PAPER.
lon rcams plain and ruled Letter Paper
40 do do 10 do Writing do
1000 do Common and double size Wrapping Paper
100 do tea and fancy coiored do DO.
~ HATS AND CARS. 49,
5o cases black and drah silk, Russia, Na and Beaver ha's
IsD do do do do Wool Hats
aco doz meus and boys fur and hair Seal Caps
I'M do DO do do cloth and seaeu do
n dozen Iridles and Bride Filings
so do MaltingaIes and Glrths
~ SHOE THREAD.
s,oo lbs English Shoe Threat, Of importation
~ - TRUNKS
,5n nests hide and seal Trunks
Also Leather Travelling Trunks.
CARDS.
"a boxes Whlenorc's bes, Cotton and wool Cards
tpn par VIA" ~ 5-tt
S,ntli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

YOUNG MAN FROM HOME. am, !,
JOR sale nv Subscriber, teScellen little Book ehueu
II t.rhe Young Man from Home" by John Angel JameS
"7'hou God sees mc."-Gcn. Sy TO- . ,,, ~,
ain all thy ways acknowledge him. and he shall direct my
paths.-Pfov. iii, . 49,, ~,
thou not ts" hi; time unto me- My Father thou art
S,tvhree could than in the pchasc
oe ,hs ,hnrc l;,iic WORK Of E. r. NASH, Petersbnrg
Who has on hand of 20 PLANO FoRTEs OF various
kinds which cannot be eauaed by in The T. s Take them
on trial. yon like them keep hem not return them before
you pay for them. E. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14
House adjourned

.. VETO NUMBER II.
- resident ls, think, in fa:r way to save the
''.iy from the race OF MAsToDoS Banks, with
ta Federalism Of late has been teeming, having
"i'ed already with two miserable abortions Al
very momen, tia, one monster is in the act OF ex.
. 9 having afflicted The country during quarter OF
poisoning The morals and politics, and de-
49,. Ag the prosperity and happiness of the Union 1t
.sH'y evinces dcperatc boldness in the class who
s noted IN the power of this grea, oppressor, to
NE people instantly to bow the neck to receive
D. !'Se again But this extraordinary session OF a
), s's'eiarned Congress- obtaining power by denying
..ee' for which il was sought, not content with
~ refusal Of the President-whom they present
We nation as one who would it from National
ITO violate his pledges his oa,h, and his
lee 10 compass their hitherto well disguised de-
-, make second attempt upon him, and ask him
I'm back the current Of his whole public career
rom every principle he has ever proiesssd-re-
+; 'ss bis political faith, and give to all his previous
: statesman, the aspect of artful demonstra-
d ~ 10 secure the elevation which would enable him
e aa down all that he professed it to be his duty
,,, 5lH up But more: in demanding his signature
70. new charter, he is required to forswear his late
aad peuur. himselfin the very face of that recent
'e', IN which he says he would feel ii to be per-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

n,scrs"r- n.,ng assn ia,,a the,h.
,yss und,I HE firm of GOODWIN DAApGlDGE, III the
.,-e formerly occupied ty Hill lpiinry hrs o' h'sc e
Columbian l.oci Cary street "r the purpose :" c"n"ucts
ornrv and CtnnS-i business will Keep constantly on manu-
general crucrrie- winch i! "tf h aS soou
terms as lie purchased III The CITY. IWs VI" az.
attend n The III Produce &c, ION cUiHii>sinnl tlal
may he entrusted their earciiupng BY sc attention 10 ou
ue.s 10 receive and merit share Of phe pair"nase:
~ JOHN GOODWIN,
WV. G.. DaNDRipGE.
I1=st
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"re President will present scheme constitutional
regulation Of currency the session Congress-
Ha.ainstoH C"rrestonGeii II Philadelphia Inquirer.
We do not see IL written IN The bond. lie talks
Of measure Of Finance. Not word Of the regulation
Of the Currency IN his late Veto. Does he not
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FIR J,n Orieans Charleston and Hdeaaa-Io te4rc on
~ Llctuhcr nrLk.

rE,liI: wckrn,sn substantial ha' sap hLabah;,' -;
die commander bnr, IN i-:s- for Baltimore, Norfolk ;nd
iar,e line. Of materials whon; regard IL cA"l-e:
t. bulihcn ropfcr-ia>tfneh anG t'itIea "h 'f
having .t been thoroughly oyeiaird, and fitted m her IN
ru ar ir rotc ieiwr, layana AID " Orleans Win sic-
or ami annie On ch; and IL" ior storage
will leave ir the port 9Th trntrr next
a,.,y, 4 i'll, n. IL ant Havana, wi provide themselves
u nh .nrt. trn :lr S.ns Consul THIS city, fnr freight
r n,T,rs ,.nly "a Capt u indie o. board, Al o. DonnslS
:" ,,i ~ - !, "ff'' " ~. &. HARRISON.
800 iF-t5fhU
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ID, NJ. Eoyt & Co.'s Office.

a - - ,y, M, heard fn old patrons, miist
~ y IND h.r orders .:.ri.i-iy--llrf- NJ" day 10
~. oc cc,,i;ca,rs II packages II whole tickets m
PRIZES Or $4,000 EACH! Only n'"s; ~ ra,"ss s"a
=, ,,ck,re Of whole tickets S shares ~ proper
or'' ,,r nrders he d.rrr,rd D. u. HoiT 90,
'i,n. ~ !u'H ''"S Richmond
lS-hl