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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
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n TIE CO.NNUN TLE.IS-
Samuel K. Fuller, IS. Declaration ia II
Jones X Mctiluly. iachmcm.
WERtsEEAass 's saa pIp'"' I ii iI pss, "e1.t
alton against the said Defendant: wh" is absent
from, aud without the limits oil the State, (as II
is sand. having neither wilc nor attorney, known
within the same on whom copy oi The De-
clara,ion. with rule 10 plead thereto might be
.cryrJ: Ordered, ,lla, the said Dclcndan, plead
To the said Declaration, within a year aud Il
day from the date thereof, otherwise hnal aud
absolute Judgment w,ll be awarded against iilm.
JSO. +. LIVINGSTON, e. c. +.
Clerks Office.
Nav i. i-4l. II. &r. nqe II
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u q { ice.

EOIIN VI. WEATIIERFORD, living
% one mile and n hall East of the Red Ilill.
Tolls before me. small NOUS" cnurcd mare
MI Ii, >upp",s,l /" b" ah"u, thirteen hands
hI"h. and twelve ar lillccu years old, some marks
"i sccr, with stripes around the r.S and across
ii. wrllicI>. moves lltr silil III The left hp no
other flesh marks visible. Appraised II, fifteen
dollars.
JOHN HILL. J. r.
April 30. l-il. II II
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Brought to the Jail

Ar this District, a negro boy, by the name Of
W BILL. about 5 feet, "a inches high. very
dark complexion. and between - and 40 years
of csc, stout built, and has scar on his left
cheek, aud one us, over his left nipple. He
says tina. he belongs TO Mr.. J. Beck, Of Elbcr,
county, Georgia.
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take hi:n away.
e. II. GOODMAN, J.r.p
Augusta, !eil u27
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Executive Department.

CLARExpoN, July 10, ISL.
A 5 the Governor of the Stale will be- absent
IN from Clarendon until October, on tour
If Review of the Militia through the Upper
Districts. all communications oi importance
should be addressed TO him accordingly. with
reference 10 The General Ordcrsoi The AdJntani
aud Inspector General.
B. T. WATTS,
Executive Secretary.
Julv 1O :.ti
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Lost.

A NOTE drawn by J. NJ Chiles, in favor
"A Of the subscriber. for one hundred and
fifiy dollars. in July or August last. one day al
ter date. All persons are warned against trad
ing for said note, as the payment OF II will be
stopped nENRf CAhk:
Liberty lliIl, Angus, ), ISL. "a
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April 30. l-iI.
Ten Dollars Reward.

HDANAWAl from the subscriber on the
Ia, ,Ilrd of April last NEGRO BOY. by
the name of Squire, ahou, twenty years OF age,
dark complexion, five feet ,hrc" or four inches
high, per; spoken frowns whcnspokcn 10. Any
person taking up said negro, and bring him 10
the subscriber. or lodging him in any jail, 50
that he gets lili, will receive the above reward.
BENJAMIN L. STREM.
July 30 C 26
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NEW GOODS.
JOHN d. ES. FORD,

NHAS Jus, received from New York, full
E III stock of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods.
Containing beside his n.mal supply of Staple,
Domestic Goods. Il handsome assortment oi
fine Lawns, Muslins. and Lace Good; Super
London Light Prints. fashions of l-il Prin-
ted Swiss MusIin-. aud Printed Lawns; Dam
ask Satin, Embroidered Lace, and Eilct SIIawI,;
and Of all kinds of Fancy Goods. his assortment
is more than ever varied, and complete. To
those acquainted with his estimate Of Ian as
sortnent," he deems this sufficient without an
enumeration of ariicIcs-lrr>!, suppIys being
received by almos, every arrival.
Country Merchants supplied al unusually
low rates.
Hamburg, April 5, 1851. Il 10
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For. Sale.

YENIlE subscriber offers for sale. his dc.ira-
Ill BILE and healthy residence, in the view of
III. village OF Edgefirld. situated between the
roads Ieadin. TO Columbia aud Hamburg con-
tanning ~ acres of land. sufficient cleared and
to clear. 10 supply family with provisions.
The dwelling house is finished in the bc>, styl
81 by .I6 lcci. with three poricocs, two II feet
passages. eight rooms with fire places in each
room, with all suitable out buildings; a select
orchard uf fruit trees, Persons wishing n heal
thy summer residence. convenient 10 DIR. John.
sons Female Academy. with fine water. can
no, be otherwise than pleased; this property
can be had on reasonable terms. possession CIV
Ell i'll October next.
DANIEL BIRD.
July IL { ~
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NOTICE.
CFORMERLY KNOHN !AS GLOFERS)
~ EDGEFlELD VILLAGE.

HDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given tia,
Il an application. by petition, will be made
to the Legislature Of tins State. nj iis session IN
December next, for an Act declaring Shaws
Creek, from ap"int called Gullid.cs ford. down
TO its confluence in South Edis,o, public high.
way. for the boating and rafting of Timber and
l.nlnbcr-and for The appointing of Comm,s-
sisncrs 10 open. and keep open, the said creek
and the inspection of slopes through Mill Dams,
and other obstruc,ons on said Creek. with a
view Ia ITS being channel or tbnroushiarc to
transport Lumber from It's borders 10 the sea-
board. JAMES PURElS.
.SlIrs Crcrk.
July = If -
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.
In 'rIIE COMMON PLEAS

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
K. c. baldwin u Go. " -inachment
Grady & McRryn"lds. .iSEumpSn.
YBVllE Plaintiff having this day filed his de
claratiOn in the above stated case, and
the Defendant having no wife OF attorney
known to be within this State, upon whom n
copy ofthe said declaration with a rnlc,o plead
Gun be served. Ii is ordered lhat the said De-
fendant doappcarand plead 10 the said dcclnra-
ton, within a year and day, from the pub!ica-
lion hereof. or iinalamd absolute Judgment will
be awarded against him.
GEO. POPE, c. CT.
Cicrk's Office.
Marrh -, ISL, JIG 81 30 age 10
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Notice.
RICHMOND EEOTEL,

THNlIE subscriber would mos, respectfully
u inform his friends and the public gene
rally, lat he has taken the above establishment
so long kept by Edward W. C"llier, Esq,
where he hopes by strict attention 10 business,
to receive share Of patronage from his friends
and the public generally. His house will be
furnished with the best ,ile narkc, can afford.
lie hailcrs llnsclf his table will bear compari-
son with any other establishment, in the city.
lIis Stables are large and airy aud will be fur
nlshcd with an abundance e proyendcr and
good careful ostlcrs. -
This establishment i siirmied in the upper
part of the city. Immediately in the vicinity OF
the principal Warehouses and Grocery stores.
1t wilIbc entirely free from the noise aud hustle
o, other similar establishments of the city. His
charges will be- in accordance with the times.
ALFRED l.. MASSENGALE.
July |, l-il ~
1.-THE Washington News and Edse;ield
Advertiser will eve the above four week. III
serious aud forward .hcir accounts 10
4 l.. VI.
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" @ OtiCc.

rs hereby given that application will be
d made atlhe sitting of the next Legislature
for an Ac, Incorporating the Mt. Vernon Church
and Camp-Gr"lInd
May l3. ISL 6m 10
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EbiSSOkutJoHo.


HALFWAY SWAMP, EDGEFIELp DIsrRlcT.
A CCORDlNG TO the terms of our agree
"A mcnl, tic firm Of CuuRcnILL * DAsiEL
is this day dissolved.
LEVI VI. CHURCHILL,
TilUS. S. DANIEL.
July 90, i5il. d. &c
GJ9Thc Charleston Mercury will insert the
abuye three times, and forward their account,
to this office for payment.
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July 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03
nh, moi. The People are awakening,l

Sr N,x,srrn 10 Escl,xp-"Mr Wcb,tes hand Is seen IN
Mr Evcrcs appointment We hnae s ~ uuS I W.
i, II appointment the South -Riehn0rd Enquirer
uMr Richie is right Mr.. Evereit's appointment
i The very ,corst for the South. This IS MI Webster
second great blunder. Mr. Everett who IS an ext nj
taran parson, what The french can ~ P'e"e oJ,oY"
AN unlrockel prps,) was FOR some time member OF
Tho Iouse of Representatives. and r his pretensions
gerry s'rnifcant one He there cylnced no faculties
or s,atesmarslp. lie had however one merit. lie
acted invariably with the South on The Abolition qnes
,;on lie oroyed himself devoted 10 the rights and m
orhe whole Union Blu, alas for the frailty Of
L,,an nature. When opposed by Judge Morton, IN
~, econ for Governor of Massachusetts,, he Hieanly
oc,n,ed his former sentiments, and, IN published iet
,or declared himself an cut and ont Aboonist. 10
one believed that he sincere convert OUT all re-
,rded this change as one Of selfish calculation lie
s,s defeated, nevertheless by single vote lie ex'
,er;enced the deepest Of all human notifications; inc
ronsciousness of having dsgraced himself IN VAIN
ly snbmit therefore, that Nj. Everett the last man
n he sent TO the court of ST. James lie may preach
there as he did before the Old Jewry, bnl he IS not
81 n bs the representative of the L. S.-esPeclay al
this time.
"a political revolution has Just taken place IN Eng
land The Tories have gained power They have
succeeded bv an alliance with the Aboonists on tht
west India question. This turned the scale IN their
favor. The new Minister for the colonies VIII donos
les; be Lord Stanley BY whose eSertions manly Hes'
India emancipation "as cai''e'' '"'s = -
rive a grayer aspect 10 cur relations with fng'aho
Most OF the questions under discussion are cohhec'c
with that Of slavery: for example, the lesa! search Of
our vessels ON the coas, of Africa the Liberation OF our
slaves cast upon the Bermuda coasts he congregation
of black troops in the West Indies the British ces'ghs
end nrigues upon Cuba, &c, &C. &C. - u p,"p.,
i il fair to the South to send al a'owca ap'hu,s
and one ne, too who IS, By reean,ing which John Ran
no used 10 say wa, the sort of ean'ng to set
lie these great and delicate questions: Ih's'S great
l,nJer Mr. Webstc. has, doubtless great talent; but
bs lacks what is more important, IN pubic as Wen as
private conduct, we mean common sense. -ui'oe'
W., Look r. The Senate L. states 10 make afv s'and
~ r,m.ati.n They most solemn and re-pon
r duiy 10 perform Mr. Escet hncssT h,sh ana .srcs,
~ nav h. N nt.. stands fuly and publicly com
IN iyo of The immediate abolition Of slavery III the Dis
ct OF Columbia slave Trade between the States
n ,ronst Tie admission of any Slave State into the Union
Wh,, ran we think Of being appointed our Enro!
E,,r,ordnary ard Minister Penpo,entay 10 England whilst
Cu,.ds proceeding in hs, country against cur Domestic n'l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03
The Elections III august.

Kentucky for members Of Legislature, I'd
Illinois and Indiana on the Sd, to-day. (llInoIs also
votes for Congress)
Tennessee for Governor and Legislature, on the 9th.
Alabama for Legislature, this week.
Maine and Vermont vote in September, Tor Cover
nor, &c.
MIR. I.it,leGcld, member Of the House Of Represen-
,a,ivcs from Aloine pledged himself, at the close o!
his Speech, on The Fertilization bill, 10 his Democratic
friends, that, on that day Che "a Monday IN sepem
her ..iha noble State will he redeemed from the chill
inr BLIGHT of Feder raj msrule here make the pledge
The Democracy Of Maine will redeem it, So mote 1t
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news Of the death of an interesting child stated TO the
Chair that he under the necessity OF leaving the
House. but that he could not 90 without informing the
committee that he could not vote for the Revenue Dill
unless il greatly modified.
Mr. Fillmore having obtained the floor,
Mr.. Adams rose to correct msapprehcnsion OF er-
ror into which Mr. Wise had fallen. lie would not m
terrupt The of the gentleman REMARKS nut WIN
the permission of the gentleman from New iorA wv
Fillmore he would take this occasion TO set NM reh',
The gentleman quoted hun (Slr Adams) as having said
that the extravaganza expenditure under Mr. van pu'
rem administration caused oy Inc compromise ae''
Now he said no such thing. what ne salu "as' tha'
the beggary Of the Treasury was caused oy 'he eopfo
misc nci He believed ,ha, the of appropriations
under that Administration necessary ana mat the1e
was extravaganza. az
Mr. F,llmore proceeded, and modified his bills so as
to tax fiddle strings, and exempt coarse WOOL metal
sheathins for vessels and flax seed aud to please the
gentleman from Virginia. he wouiu seeh n" a. pm"
[ wire and strike that out
| The hour of twelve arrived, and cut off MIR.
| Underwood in the middle OF q letter about copper
spou,s.
inc clause and it was rejected by teers yeas S2 nays
llS.
The vote was then taken upon Mr. Lawrence y
amendment TO exempt copper and tea.
Mr. Clifford moved 10 amend The amendment by add
ing sugar, moasses and SALT
The amendment to the amendment was adopted,
yeas liz, uay u.
Mr. Ferris moved TO add foreign coal. Rejected.
And the question upon adopting the amendment as
amended was TAKEN and lost by a yeas, ll2 nays
Various amendments were offered
Mr. HaLersham of Georgia moved to reduce the duty
from 20 to Is per cent. Refused.
Mr. J. w. Williams of Md. offered the following
amendment:
"7nd be it further enacted, That the article Of sal,
shall be admitted free Of duty Rejected.
Mr.. Johnson of Tennessee offered the following
"Prorided That the act of the 18th July, lesH and
the 10Th section of the act Of the 2Sth May, $780, al
lowing drawback on railroad iron to States and Cor.
pora,ions, be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Adopted.
When the committee had finished voting down
anne dmsns, they rose and reported the bull to the
House.
Mr. Stanly moved the previous question.
Mr. Cave Johnson moved to lay the bill on The Ia.
be and upon taking the question, there were, yeas 49,
nays 1913.
| So the bill was not laid upon the table.
| The previous question was then seconded-yeas ll3,
nays 96.
| The House then agreed with the Committee oflthe
Whole in all the amendments, but the amendment of
Mr. Cave Johnson to repeal the drawback on railroad
iron This was reserved for separate vote, and upon
taking the yeas and nays upon it, there were, ysas92,
NAYS 40
The bill was then ordered 10 be engrossed without a
count And thereupon the House adjourned
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FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF TmE GREAT WESTERN

TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York, July 3O-'lhe Great Western, Capt
osken, was teegraphed al 10 clock yesterday morn
,np in the Eastern oiling; at O'Clock she arrived
her dock, having made the passage from Bristol in 10
days.
She brings rcgula- files of London and Liverpool
papers 10 the evening Of the 18th, and Bristol 10 the
18th inst, inclusive.
The principal news of Importance from England is
in regard 10 the elections. 1t will be seen that the
Tories have ms was anticipated, carried every thing
before them Sir Robert Peel will be made Prime MI
mister. The Globe, Wing paper, comedies majority
Of 80 to the Tories.
The Great Western made her homeward trip IN IA
days. having arrived al Kingroad, Bristol on The even
ing of July Sd, She retarded by easterly gales
and heavy fogs, which continued 9 days
TnE ELECTIONS IL ESGLAsp.-The general cleo
ton ihroug the country continue with unusual e1-
cteme mt attended with riots
Mr. Hume, the redoubtable champion of Free Trade,
candidate for Leeds defeated by the Tories IN the
election in that town.
The grea, Repeater and Agator, o'Connel, was
also defeated in Dublin by Tory majority of los votes;
he has, however, been returned for Meath
1t is openly asserted that one hundred pounds were
paid by Tories for any three votes, and fifty guineas
for single VOTE on several OCCASIONS where the con-
supposed 10 be about equal and the result I'M
certain.
We may notice slight improvement in cotton, moi
whslanding the depression in almost every thing else
ELECTION RETuRss.-Thc returns received up to II
IL
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honorable man conforming to that ';codc" 1t was
not my wish that Mr. Clay or the public should under
stand by those remarks that had mt he RIcur 10
waive the rule For fear that such construction ma,
be given TO my decluration say that whatever others
mi ght determine in similar case hold myself nuen
10 MIR Clays call. WIN. l.. BRENT.
Washington City, July &c, ls4l.
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GRIN, ut,t;un in .Nt,r York

A numerous and most animated Meeting was heia
in New York on Thursday evening. The n Y Era est
mates the number a,east $4,000. We have no room
for the details this morning. m
Among the Resolutions are the so'iownG; we s"a''
try find room for the whole proceedings
-.j Thu, mn, ou,y il thu Constitution both IN iettsr ana
.prt utterly hostile u the creation ola National BANK ou u =
now universally admitted that the 'asseous pa'Iio's "o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

SUPPLEMENTAL CABIN my "Card' OF the zoo
inst, stated that after Mr. Clay had crested SO long
under the most injurious imputations, without demand
ing PREPARATION as ian honorable man." could not
listen 10 his CALL should he make one, after my publ
cation, and tina, | would take no other notice oil num-
than to correct any misrepresentation he may al
tempt to make. In making this declaration, pro-
eceded according to the strict rules of the "code OF
honor in such matters; and spoke Of myself Gas an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

!utos-and Whilst certain delicate ,lase questions st ciian
unadued Britain? The OF the comet aid M
Elizabeth In th- British West Indc l remain Sbnnd
another Wolds Abolition he held III London, who
WI guarantee that Resident Minister WI not cooperate
with H. perhaps hi thu feet al Prince Albert
Inc Sico ~ also protests against hi> appointment IN ~
iatioh To the boundary II ea'e lin with gross M
difference and cold hno.d neglect, whist liz Governor o
Massachusetts, toward. the rights II Manc,nd in tier name
protests against his appointment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

The Portsmouth Times is mistaken The Enquirer
has no, "madc its final push at the President nor has
il vet found ats aim bauked nor wall ut open rs
fire next uhis) week Suppose the Times should
find il. aim banked bv 4 manly veto from the pres
den, on this humbug Bank bill, what then: Will the
Tunes omen lis popGun fires:
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STATIONS OFFICE,

nRAWiNG of Wellsburg Lottery, Glass 30. July %:
IL 3 rs SO 2d IS 81 GO II 10 IA co a.
Ticket Nos 10 IL Co. good prize, sold and cashrd by
sTRATToS.
Drawing of Leesburr Lottery, Clas. l., July 3Ist:
Is Is rs 81 20 40 60 80 40 10 IL 81 %
Whole Ticket, Nos Is ls a. prize of $500, soil BY
For Saturday, August Eth, in Alexandria prize Of Soooo
5000, 30 of 1000 &C. 70 nos, IA drawn. Tickets slO
For Saturday. August i4h, Alexandria prize Of s3oooo
'' Aug. y ''''''N> ai-ss
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: EEDS.-Yellow Rua IIaga Turnip
, Yellow Maltese do.
White Norfolk do.
White Flat Dutch do
Red Top do.
Seven Top Winter Turnip, for salad.

T,XECUTORS AOTICE-All persons having claims against
IL the Estate Dr. VIM Jones, decd requested present
ihen properly authenticated, L. Carter Agent resid
ing county, myself, in Dwdic. II
requested that all persons holding bonds otrr evidences
debt ymenl Of which the said DR. WIN Jones, III
lifetime bound himself security, will make that fact
either OF US by otherwise. Ny addrcsslet-r>bnfs
Va. FRANCIS d. JONES,
Executor Of Dr. I'm. JOae,, dee'd.
AM s.
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INCREASE OF THE TARIFF!

Nfrom Hdshlagt0n, JUG 3ISt.
.Tbr Tariff bill has passed House BY vote Of
ZIG 0l This bill is expected TO produce an increase
Of revenue Of ten millions. This the estimate OF tI
more, upon the imporations which We have bad tor
the las, six years This is another measure y the pro-
m;,,d re,isfi win nothing rouse the sleeping ener-
oies Of The People, and bring them 10 see the wide
spread ruin which preparation for them under the
Federal Dynasty:
1nnnhf moi, The People awakening.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

"SrILL THEY GONE The Indiana Democrat says,
that the Hon. JOHN MCLEAN, prominent Wing III
that State, JAMES RARlDEN, Esq late member Of
Congress, and JONATHAN MCCARTHY, one Of the
Harrison Wing Electors, have abandoned The Wing par
", they conceive the Administration to la ve ADAM
Loned the ground on which It came into power.
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.lnnther usurpation Rsrieed

Mr.. Evnns, SrnaInT ION NTIHr, MS PrHPoStU VIZ
r,,Io,y;n, amendment to the Fertilization Bill
For aearsrs for roads, harbnrs aud rivers where public
works and improvements have hitherto been made, and Tor the
o,rrton of puc property hand at these places and
lar orrearrcs for surveys completing authorised BY act
Of March 3 1880, forty thousand dollars"
Here is a renewal of the Internal improvement sys-
lem in its broadcast sense not only in harbors, but in
roods and rirers Thus rush on the Federal ant-Ab-
stractouiss.
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NJ oTIcE-Te subscribers respectfully solicit the attention Of
the Farmers in the neshbong countless To whom The high
cash prices given good wheat, delivered the
Richmond City Mills in Of The Armory.
DICKINSON SMELL.
Auo3 I-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

NorEowinr 10 our paper. being OF our desk al he
apo the remarks of Mr. Pickrns yesterday were omitted 10
The analysis evening Mr. Pcken followed NJ aas on
and defended the compromise act It's parts lie was no,
posed 10 manufactures but he opposed erisatne or
expense South lie for an economical 'a' "
economical Government, and an economical people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

The Scrabler of the y. Y. Express writes, 'the We
teran mar Plot Of the Richmond Enquirer, is pat,cu
larly dispeascd with Mr. Evcrett's nomination, and
thinks he sees The finger Of Mr. Webster there III
we could mar This plot We should think we had de-
scrved the thanks of the whole South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

G- 81 prizes Of 81 con. Co
50 prizcs Of $500, so OF $780, loo Of $780, 100 Of $780,
And other prizes. amounting TO est hundred and aneyr''
thousand eicht ard dollars 500
A Jingle whole ticket is only sl5-shaes in proportion
certificate of package Of 20 whole tickets for
s200-shafes in proportion.
Orders in all cases 10 be addressed
d. 81 HoYT < CO., Richmond, Ia
An,
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Richmond. Ancn.; 3.

NOR IiiHf-a ht.t tea.e AID Hack DR. yer Pe:sjns
L wishn. 10 hire tie Springs can be mmda'cd
IF mol !d in m days that cnpa y, II wanted on pas
scprer or ieishi boat he can be had
LEWIS HILL, Colsst9r and Ssen'.
.uy 25-l,
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ID. II. Hoyt s. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,


SOMETHING .ii4GN7FICES-T!!!
ID FLOW publish something rich IN the way OF Lotteries
- In order that friends distance may
as those near we publish scheme thus early
sold tickets d1orab scheme for The purchaser. Some
patrons only receive this notice in time 10 order mmedi
aey;-so let them not delay they splendid fortune.
II 81 II, prize of $4,000,
4 10 36, do 4n,OoO,
Both sold and cashed at sight by IioYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

S,pLENDin VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for en1owns
- he erslurs Academy and f. other PURPOSES Extra 'ss
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Latter, class 40 E. 1871 IL he drawn al Alexandria, D. -
on Saturday, 9th September, ISL