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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06
TO lfAjSMEISS

HFASS SEED.-The Subscribers ha We selected
rom pest samples of northern growth, their
usual supply of Herds Grass and CIorsr Sci wInch
they can recommend as very superior. MANY far.
lners who have unfortunately used the southern or
western seed, large quantity of which has leen
heretofore sold IN the neighborhood of Lake Cham
PLAN, have b. EN- taught by experience the din renes
For sale at the Dock
March l6 lCto nor t.-ot,,
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ONE SHILLING.

The Subscriber offers for sale the
"kEEN MOUNTAIN REPOSITORY,
For one shilling each
THE book contains 2SI Duodecimo nocos and -
L bound IN good substantial manner The booL
contains many biographical notices ofhe earlier set,
,ers OF Vermont-and much authentic Information re.
latlye to the natural and civil history of the state
Inc price OF the Repository is within the reach OF
every ''man ,nomdn and child" and is n hook th,t
should be IN the hands ofevery child in the Stale hat
can read and roud not bed repy serious injury 10
Adults, Dhey should readH.
liberal discount made TO those who buy to SELL or
buy to giveaway.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
Burlgion, March TO- lSl2.
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VINHE Subscriber will pay cash for a few Thousand
L pounds of good Fleece Wool. delivered at their
Store, head otPearl st. BRADLEY & HYDE.
July ., 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06
Burr Mill stones and Boiling Cloths

BUTT MIL Stones and Boiling Cloths,
Il = PAIR Of French Burr Mill Stones and n com
eOplete assortment of Boiling Cloths, from cele-
brated Mandatory in Holland, for sale at reduced
prices, by FOLLETT& BRADLEY, Agents.
Gov 20.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06
CONWAY MEDICINES.

'NHE Subscriber w. l.. KlDDER, gives notice
That he has succeed the late r. Kidder in The
preparation of the well known CoNwAY MEDICINES,
ana VIII hereafter give particular attention 10 the
preparation of the following articles the long %.
ablished celebrity of which, precudes the necessity
OF republication OF the numerous certificates in
the hands OF the proprietor.
DOct. Jebb's Rheumatic I.iniment.
ror rheumatism, Bruises, Sprans, Nnmbness,
ChllbIans, Stiffness in the joints, &c., will afford
The most unexpected and immediate rel efin the mos,
Obstinate cases OF Rheumatism, in few hours this
article is openly recommended by Physicians. The
Llnihent is done up in enlarged bottles Price 37t
cents.
Dumfries' Itch Ointment.
Inc extensive sale and established reputation OF
pretor TO recommend ii TO the public with renewed
confidence, As the most innocent and powerful REM
ely Tor this annoying disease; it contains no ner-
curry, or any other dangerous ingredient -anl can
ne applied at all times with perfect safety Price
25 cents Box.
Remedy for the Piles.
The concnrring testimony of relieved patients,
from all quarters, estifyng to the cures ELECTED nv
me medicine after all others had IN led together with
Tue increasing demand for the article from all parts of
Inc country, prove it 10 lie one OF the most valuable
specihcs known for this troublesome complaint.
Nj|A Clergyman writes
Boston, February 10, 1871.
have made trial Of DunIre, Pile Elec,iary and
round 1t produced >aluiary influence almos, imme-
latey, and confidently believe it an ectual remedy
tor that uncomfortable and debilna'ing complaint.
humanity has induced me TO recommend 1t to persons
hhs afflicted and so shall continue 10 do
$500 Yours respectfully, J. S.
The remedy consists of an Ointment, and ElecttIary
Price for both IS cents, 81. cents when b, one is
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample direc-
TONS with description Of he complaint
Dumtrics' Eye Water.
For sore or infamed eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate and comfortable reiief, and in some
exceedingly bad the most unexpected aud de-
srahIe re. ei has been found in lhe-t.e OF this Eve
water, after other remedies hat fdiled Person. who
have used II, pronounce it without hesitation the Lest
preparation for sore, neak, or infamed eyes, they
have ever met with. Price 25 cents a bottle
CURE FOR CORNS.
| Albion Corn Plaster.
The most safe and speedy cure for Corns yet disc
'ovcredj the rellet Is immediate. II dssolves and
removes the corn from the foot with ease and rpedi
| Box.
Full and ample directions accompany each of tho
above articles
| n. b.. None Of the above articles will lie genuine,
unless signed w. l.. kidder ON The outside wrapper.
FOR sale al his Counting Room S6 State Street, up
stars, corner of Merchants Row, Boston. Also by
MEssns. PECK d SPEAR, Burlington, W.T.
| - liberal discount allowed TO dealers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06
CHURCH MUSIC.

THE following valuable Musical Works are con.
stantly for sale by the subscriber at the loves,
prices by the doz. or larger quantity, viz.
The Modern Psamist, new work by l.. Mason.
Methodist Hurmonist,
Odcon, and
Boston and American Glee Book.
nov. ISL. D.A. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06

WANTED.-DoUestic Quills wanted in exchang
w for Books or Stationery, by
March TO- s. HUNTINGTON
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Broad Cloths.
SUPER Wooldye black, invisible green, olive, blue,
Oand slee mixed cloths, al unusually low prices by
Dec. III. u. SCOTT.
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A. ROBERTSON,

Barrister and Attorney at Law.
Late in the q6fce Of the Hon. Solicitor Gent Day
LITTLE ST. JAMES'S STREET
Montreal, Nov. l64l.
Reference in Burlington, to
CHARLES ADAMS, Esquire.24
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06

dishes and Cuslard Cups oi Blue Pink, White Milan
and Bourbon sprlg' d ware, with Tea Sets TO mat ch
each great variety OF Toilet Sets and all qualities
OF common ware usually wanted for family use ali
OF which will be sold cheap at wholesale or retail a,
Their Store, corner Of Church and College streets.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06
STENT PLATFORM SCALE
WARRANTED,

his ARTICLES too well known to need commen-
= dalion-and the experience of seven wears has
demonstrated to the commercial community tina,
Tor accuracy, convenience and durability, they are
unrlvalled-Coal yard scales to weigh from to 6
IONS; Dormant Warehouse do, to weigh from l-2 Id
to 5000 lbs, Portable do to weigh from IL OF. tc
soO lbs Portable Counter do-a new artcle-to weigh
from l-2 OF. to 40 lbs
J. & J. II. PECK g. Co-Agents.
Burlington, April 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06
PIANO FOHTES.
MIR. 7. MUNSON,

MIR. 7. MUNSON,
y .caaNss .!A.sSA July gives no
ISSACS@ Ml~E<cgSsp ks'ice that he has
81, N Iz22SSS%"", han hand and !,
variety ofPiano
|Fories, winch offered for sale on the most
|reas onah terms. As these instruments are made on
IA very much improved plan, they warranted Ia
be superior TO all other in trumenS of the Piano kind
i'm paraking in a high degree the tone Of the Flute
In point olonch and durability of Workmanship they
are also warranted TO he equal 10 any n>tri-
nlenis manufactured in the United States. All
persons who want a good Piano are particularly a.
viied to call and examine for themselves.
Burlington, Feb. 81, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06

n GOODRICH, one door East of Farrar a. Wai,'s
" Crockery Store, UP STAIRS, has a very general
collection Of Books, including large stock of School
Books and Paper. All wishing TO purchase will do
well To- call. Produce and domestic manufactures o
every description received in pay men School com
milireS furnishing for schools, shall have books sra-
luiious'y for all children in their districts whose ma
rents are unable 10 buy. Dec. IS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06

merchants on the mos, reasonable terms, all order.
Burlington. Jan.3l ls42.
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To observation-disclosures Coal.

To Observation-Disclosures Coal.
TNIIE subscribers have Just received forty tons of
BioStush Coal, which for Smiths use is unsur-
passed by any of the mineral Goals and where known
has taken he place OF charcoal. Ignitng easily and
burning freely, it is highly recommended for crates
and domes tic use. FOLLETT & BRADJ EV
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E. l.. FARR.AR

E. l.. FARRAR
gives notice that
he continues 10
carry on the busi
ness as usual of
manufacturing
Stone ware of a
superior quality
in all its varieties
and will NJ all
times be IN read
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06
Smprizing Cure of Consumption.

Mr.. X. Gladdn Of Delhi, n. =, Of naturally con
sumptive nsituton, has heen saved from an IN
timely end by the Use of DR.. Tnylor> Balsam of Lv-
crwort. \ severe cold brought an attack of Plcn
resy, and thus ended in general debility and consnmp
ton. constant cough, hectic flush, restless nights
1hck pulse, and continued loss of hcsh augered ;
thu, hasam grew Letter, and is now fully restore
TO health.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
nv LAST EVENINGS NAH.


MIR Webs,sT's organ in New Yosk. the Com.
me'eial AdverIiser) fatty eonIradie,s the ramorsd
changes in the Cabinet. Probably MIR Webster
who Is one Of the destined victims. knows az little
on the subject as the next
The Commercial says. in a very authoritative,
tone; "We now distinctly inform our wbie
iriends--those who are connected with the press
and those who are not-in this city and elsewhere
those whose wishes have given father to the
thought, and those who yet love their country more
than they do this or that party-,hat the rumors o
a Cabinet dissolution. now IN such brisk eiteula
ton, arc utterly untrue.
ave make the declaration explicitly. No eaus,
for Disagreement, upon sny essential poin, exist. in
tho Cabinet, and the President does no, entertain
the remo'es' idea Of the changes that have been in
d'es'ed' or OF disturbing in any manner the existing
relations between himself and his constitutional sd
vTers. Tbs declaration ia not put forth lightly"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN, ,
BALTIMORE, June 25. ISI2 p AZ

DUEL BETWEEN TuEHoN. THOMAS +.
MARSHALL AND COL. JAMES w. WEBB.
The duel between the Hon. Thos. +. Marshall OF
kentucky, and Col. Webb. of the New York Cou-
rer. took place on Saturday morning soon after four
o'clock, on the State Line between Delaware and
Pennsylvania, not far from the village OF Newport.
On the first FIRE MIR Marshalps pistol went off be
lore he had raised it, and MIR webb's pistol explo.
ded almost at the same moment both balls striking
the ground. At the second fire Mr. M,r,h,Ips n, 4,
struck Col. Wesb in the leg, entering and pos.inc
out Immediately behind the knee. ,eyeripo M ,,,s
ry. Col. Webb Immediately fell to the ground This
pistol having been previously discharsed) and the
matter here ended.
MIR Marshall and his friends arrived in this city
on Saturday afternoon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
Correspondence of the Phila Evening Journal

"AoHTN1TUN, JUNG ZJI, O'CLOCK, I NJ.
have pleasure in stating, that in n few DAYS tho
entire and satisfactory conclusion OF the neso,ia-
tons between this government and that OF Great
Britain, will he formally announced. The North
Eastern Boundary question, which was the most DIFF
heult point Of adjustment, has been settled. The
Commissioners Of Maine and Massachusetts are en-
trey satisfied with the arrangement and are about
to return home. The Caroline affair, the Creole
affair, the seizure and search Of American vessels
on the African coast have all been settled. One or
adjusted. The Administration will certainly he
entitled TO the highest respect and gratitude Of the
American people, for thus extricatingithe country
from difficulties OF so complicated and threatening
nature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
BY INLoEs & BROTHER

49, SALE DATS-Tas.iay, 7-htr,-
doyf ahd Saftrddys. Cash advance, mn e. ON O.,
intended for public sale '' ''Oi'
FURNITURE, GROCERIES. &c.
'n saturday Morning. juno 2sh Commencing q, q ..
@ a "a 'front.' OF store. ~ shsl sell variety OF Croee
mes ~ fniiure, &c, cOnslsiinx IA psu 81 ' -
nEh AMI l"~ rc-i Bodsiraiz
MA'oEahy Sidebuar r. and Bureau.
Tame seat Chairs. Baltimore make
Mood-seat DO, Richmond 10
nels siu Bedding, Shuck Mattresses
Hair Mattresses. Looking Glasses
nuing' Hrcakiau aud Tea Tables
MashstandS tandiesfands. aud ROCKING Cl,airz
- Secretary snd Bonkrase Card Tshle,
Ioseulor with variety Of second hani Furniture
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.
Nhissey sni brandy
Firkn Butter
soap, Candles and Nnsari
Manufactured Tobacco
Bacon, HrrIings anil ShaI
HORSES,
ht-o-Several sa'iile and Harness Horses
~ w o. eock will bc Goii a Northern Trtt'er Rnryey
anu Harness. belonging gentleman about I,vt az,
eiiyi and viii positively be closed.
ADDITIONAL.
and but little used. ~ fe'''S' oi'e'
ie2i IAR .,.,.
10000 lbs BACON SIDES.
- W., he aied 10 our sale, Saturday Morning 10 OI
ls bleon-Midinss, BALTIMORE cured PERFECTLY sorod
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be al 70 our sale This Morning (saiuTdav)
Barouche
Sulkey
=, q. Buggy all now and in perfce, order.
FS Ia b. Auets-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
CoNGREss-satnrJav.

In the Senate. the Army bill was considered.
In the House, the amendment, Of the Senate to
the Provisional Tariff bill, agreed to, ayes iOi,
nays 80.
Amesssge from the President. saying that he had
signed the Apportonmsnt Bill. aud deposited in the
State Department his objections To certain portions
OF it.
MIR ADAMS assailed this message with .reat r,
ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
Correspondence Of lhe United States Gazette.

Our markets remain dull. There is no change
IN flour, and but moderate demand. The sales at
the stock exchange this morning were TO considera-
ble extent, prices, however, have downward ten
dency. New York State Six Per Cents declined J.;
State Sizes 3; Bank oi Commerce Script. J; Mo
hawk l; Long Island 2-3ds; Sionington !; Farmers
Trust /; Indiana Bonds l.. There is no alteration
IN domestic exchange, sterling bills are active at
l07l;ai07l, and Francs at 57,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.


- Depot OF fancy Dress Articles &c.
VIE undersigned have opened Store ON Iith sfree,
opposite the Exchange Hotel. with the view OF frn.h
ine Tue citizens Of Richmond ADD vicinity with 6rst ,t,
articles ~ the way Of Ready Made Garments &c sch n
nave not heretofore hccn offered Tins market Ftou
the aNduiaEes possessed la with one OF M,
hrsi eoncernsn New York. they have hopes of eci,ns
share OF patronage, which the style quality OF tei
goods cannot fail To command. - '
Reference could be furnished 10 the many citizens VIII,
nave favored the Establishments l broadway An,eric.r
iotcl New York, with their orders, who will I'm fIiuI,
leave their measures with US which will be torwRrir,
WIN despatch, aud Gt insured SAMPLES Of The tnstc
rails most la the North, will be keui ON i,nI
oIn which selections bo made 10y all who oud nTe
Ter garments made To order.
An extensive assortment of Garments, for spring and
sumner wear, are oicIe fnT inspection inc hiding Pan
taloons-irom French ant English Elastic Clssirnrrrs
IambToons Driings. MeTiuoes Bombazines. &c In va.
imns new styles Particular attention has been iircce,
I" ts departments with tile object Of offering an assorf
ch 81 Pans which from their superior style OF cut and
hhsl must meet tue views Of those requiring a we an
uus acle The Same may Ice applied our Vests win,
nave gwen 50 much satisfaction. The usual assortment
VIII DC Kept up including Challey Marscles SIks cfr
&c. Dress aud Ffeck Coats, from French amt Eugsl
IONS ia various colours. Also, MeTnns, Ginellms
linens, etc. - 'T''
WIN superior assortment 81 Fancy Dress ArfrI,e O.
includng Tie latest style silk SATIN aud Nohair ratf
and 'riNag Cnva Sliincrs, Suc ks nspe n,erz Sk an
Linen ii1ndscIchcis shirts, Collars Gloves Uod.rvsfs
and Drawers, Hosiery, umiIcas, Canes, etc Also 4
ictS an. mr. a. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
AUCTION SALES
rUTCRE: DAYS.
REAL AND PERSONAL EsTATr AR

IfoR the purpose Of fulfilling tls ns,,.,... -. 80,
w., I s fea' Wan saike. late the count, Of H.as
~ M, male The ifii daT Of June ISL .od ~ &c.,,
a'e e"nny court once Of Hanover .t.li ,so., ~
puonS auction, before ~. font ,l-sr o. the l,en
.N.tn 20 the city Of Richmond gu The lssh - -, 49,,
't,u, glne, u the highea bLllcr usnu ers-ty -
Iaya TOT negotiable n,ses, with sooi
-'', uu~ sn1 interest Of the sskl WIN, A. SAL
~ ahd 10 the estate u hts deceased tatheT W.,
- soih iesi ani personal ~hieh he - entitled ., -
%. OF inc eLilifen aud deyEecs Of ,aiI W. 1900 ,
It.n e.Inx one ninth part of tract Of LAM vim in
vco,s g. Soahins by estimation four hundred and So
,t nv. aefc-, the former residence Of thr ..,t a.
,o 1 an le ,ame proportion Of the following slaves
~ cs( and her children, Bettcy and her rhil,.,,
snd her children, and Matfhex-anJ IN ,hs ~ :,
I'm Sarke's Proportion aud interest in any othe, -,
pergonal, which may remain Of ne e.,,, :,
~ WIN Stafke icc'd Aiso sever,i ,rtrle ~ r.
nie "ain.'i 10 saln deed OF Trust. An nereSs.Ts
Ts, Sin DC gwen AZ the time of sale bts seios =
'' se-tesl IN
10 10 ,Hd ID =, AnES CIiADlck.
- y. ne sbove properly soli on the Xah DIV a.,
-, 49, or, on account Of the failure of the pnreh,
~ 70 ply with the terms Of sale viii be aol s~,,n =,
NC I'M. above named without rrrerye " ~ Al M ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27

For Saturday, July ID.
Monongslia, Class 81 Ezra, at Ale1sniria virginia,
t''. -.....s..............eiuUn
i.--.o o...-......... .....................,lOUu
800
P'-1 S"i' .........................2uO
---''-.''. .l5D0
70 Aos-l2drawn. Tckcissl2
B-Oriers for tickets In the above spen,ld Iot,e,x
will be met with promp, attention IL addressed to
N SIRAITON,
.u.,. RieAnond,v..
~ %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
TRUST SALE oF NEGRoES- FuRNIrIiRF

sc.
Rh virtue Of two Deeds q Trust executed nv Beverley
- heti, on the p February 1871, to Miles sell
uen trustee, the other 10 Charles Scden, trustee both
OF record IN Powhatan, shall sell by public auction on
re ISM OF July next Il far. II not, the next fair sy AZ
Msun the residence Of the saii Beverley Heth in Po
aian the properly contained IN tho said deeds 6r the
purposes therein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from % ~ 80
negroes Amongst them, fret rate man cook black
shth, carpenters female house servants field hans
men, women boys AMI grlslhe household and kitchen
~ men al 81 excellent quail large quantity SPLEEN
10 sr Iata AMI ciuu, ani cut glass Of the best
sYeuie STOCKS % CATTLE sheep and hogs approved
sie"Is' Ilantsion utensils or prime mules, pair Of
NJ. taie hno cd GARAGE horses ridns horse &C The
pAnaucn utensils and furniture II the best tius and
ah9nss the isItr s'c or beautiful dressing table,
wan MIR ors siAched-a splendid wardrobe smaller 10
an excellent piano, hair bottom chairs aud sof, car
pets and rugs, OIL cloths, window curtains sc
Tbkhs-tash for all sums Of So or uuder-CO ,l,ys
security. '' Ut
MILES sELDeN, r.-..,
JIG q 3iavStis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
RHODE ISLAND

Gov. Dorr 1t is reported, is making another ef
Tort to ro establish himself Gov King has ordered
out 5000 men to crush the insurgents at the frat
move.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE

TWICE TTEEK-E VERY MONDAY AND
FRIDAY.
The Steamer BOSTON having
a o6171 been placed on the route a. a re.
Rl.rS3S-1 81 -ulAr steamer between Norfolk
73Tlick.ur<<tr,,Y and Baltimore, connecting with
The James River Sieame r. Patriek
Henry and Thomas Jefferson, those DAYS PASSENGER.
,ound TO baltimore, hy leaving Roc ketfs on Monday or
Friday mornings IN either Of Tie above steamers viii be
transferred same afternoon, IN ampc7 Roads TO steamer
BOSTON, reaching Baltimore morning
Passage aud Fare from Richmond or a. point on James
to haiitiite :
Or TO 20 and return la same boat. -. " " ~
JOHN DAVIS,
Richmond, June o Isi2 30 q i,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE x co.
BOOTS, SHOES, LFATHER AND HATS.
AT AUCTION.

IATS,
AT AUCTION.
IN Tuea,iay, the 2s,h inst en,nn,enei,~ =, m ,,L
Sl pe sold In mont of store general as,y,,en, ~
BOOTS, Shoes, AMI Hats, conSisiif.x OF '"' W
"enilenen's hnc calf sAved I.not.
. do DO kip 10 20
y. is heavy liucd and bound revei Rfos.ns
~ 90 10 10 pegged 30
",'"an'S low spring heel Shoes "
DO ia III 10 Paris Tie.
do t1lf 10 do Shoes
10 Leather pcgged Rrogans
r. h 90 spriag heelei laced Volts
hoy D. aVY lined ana bound Br,ran.
Do DO 10 a., s...'i =
Youths thick Booices
Chdrens peggGd Eoo,s
r ALSO,
io6 s wv, ~, am hrnsh Hats superior article
10 - s9es wax and kns-et Upper L. ather
- sides Oakland soul Leather
- sides ssiriius Leather
49, - nier sl'.l sh-over Ion months for an
p' ;s 90 paper DUNLOP, MoNCURE a 90,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
5,OOO-Is.5OOi

Ls"shnrs Lottery, Glass X for lSi2-To be drawn N,
90 a. 1n saturday 3Oth July, 1872 Grand Prizes:
ss0V i5b. 1UD, ii5J a of lou a. Of ssl a. n, a.n
ts. -, disIo No sO-2i or 81 Sl6-4tn or 5th sI2-
"~e-t pfize StO Tickets siO-shaIes in uTopost,on
'eiuheaies Of Packages Of q whole tcEcts sioo
nnp'..''.....io. --..... % halves. ..........6 I
DO ....dO... % uar,eTs...... -
Drawing twhen requ. ste,D as .oon a. ,hs -
Is over oii-Ts sIictly Confidential " having
Please address ID NJ IIOyr l. co
ieZ5 " nv ~ ~ ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
CLARKE's OFFICE


Lee''aTs cl'I: No a draw June a7h .he
III OF ''o' etc. IS ballots and 10 drawn. Tckets So
Grant Consolidated Class No IT, draws AZ Wilmington on
Monday Z7h, and drawing due 10y Tuesdays mail 90
s LIZ a. 49, sO" O Sse, 10 Of 2su, 10 4O1 10
OF ~ iH ~, ete' u and 10 ballots. Tickets sand
Mononsaa, No 81, draws Peisrsburg "Wednesday 29,
Prizes-sl0o0 800 IGOl l5nO, IegT 10 % luoo 10 of
3D. 10 Of 30 etc 75Nos-I3 drawn. Tickets 81
Grand Consolidated, No 70 draws at Wilmington Del 29,b
IR5 S TO-? x !s9E' I nail 20 II IN, 10
' 1901 ~ 10 Of 200, etc IS aud - ballots Tickets e.
Leesburg Academy, No a. draxsat,he Exchange Fr;,v
pr,,.s-s I'm, Is. IN July al O'clock: PSI.
~ 70 ,.. So S iSy1 l2ji OF 1000 Of 500
Leesburs Academy. Class II, Draws at Alexandria on
Prizes-sioOo. isOoo 100, SGI. 27s,. Of eol Of
~ ~ 100, 0 % l00. 10 Of SO 81 800 - OF 800
" VI ~ ETC. 'ONOs-l< ballots. Tickets only si2
ieesburg, Glass l, draws Alexandria, on Saturday
Prizes-s2lclo on0 200 s5cO. 3uu. 25ol. 1926. Of
1902 30 OF 1900 etc IS and Il ballots Tickets $40
Aoncnsala- Class No l. draws Alexandria July 10TH
Pfizes-s95,UCO, 400, Gol 400 33s7 sl0l 1870 ISM
l.u tO, 81 l6J Of l5lD, Of 1870 lU0 Of TO lOj
Of 400. etc. Tickets $40. "
Union Lottery Class No 10 davsa Alexandria Saturday
~ July - u ,rawn Numbers.
i'VO lO 10 Of ls' 10 Of o ~ OF 3u Tickets $40
Lessburs, Class X. draws at Alexandra, Saturday,
I25oO ZOO ii2O % Of loo. ~ OF zoo
Of 81" First drawn SIS, ~ 81 s6; 4th or On s2
H-j-or.iers from The country in any OF the above
schemes losing the cash, viii he promptly to-
leT WIN. n CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27

Union Lottery, Class No 10, for is;2-T, Ia =,
Assaoia, T. on slius4y the . Of Iuly, IsI2 i5
800 ~ ssO, 1910 lsss l7to Icn 10 OF Il no ~ its.,
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