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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Yazoo CITY
- Mi, April ], I842, which, if not taken on
IN three months, will be sent to the General Pos,
Office as dead letters:
A.-Alexauder Addison, Doctor John R Appls.
white, Mrs M A ApPlewhite, Thomas R Archer.
Lewis d Ayrel.
B.-J w Barnes, A Bishop, A G Bennett.
C Ballard, Miss Sarah Bold, Mrs F. M Brooks a:
John Brown, 2; l. d Brewer, HOratio Blithe. Gray
B iggs, Daniel Branchler, lookout & Adcock. NJ
Bowers, BlumenstIehl, Richard Buchanan, W
X Burrow, 2; Messrs Brorherson s. Co.
&C Cleaveland, John Coble, Moses Conk.
lin, Vernon Chambliss, DR. Henry NJ CIarkson, q
Ezekiel Compton, John G Claiborn, las A Cooper,
James Chewing.
D.-ThOmas Denny, Henry Docking, Charles
Dawson, William Dean, Lazams Drake, J w Ds.
Wis, James D Davidson.
E.-Elliott & Morley, A; D Edmonds, WIN
EggleSton, Mr. Enochs.
F.-Thos Ferguson, John Flanagan, Fuou
& Wilson, Fuqua & Adams, Solomon Friley.
G.-ThOs G CARROT, 3; S Garner, Robert
Gardner, 3; Alfred A Gaunt, 8; David Gibson.
William Goss, A M Gray, A Young Gilmore, L.,
vi Gibson, Israel Griffin, DR. L Gayurne.
HIP Fl Hays, Miron S Holman, D Hender
son, S Hageman & Co., Mrs Sarah Hinton, Mr.
Sibley Hill, Mrs Elizabeth MADDEN, Roland Hr
Ivey, Rev Thomas Horton, Henry Holmes, Jos 4
Hillyer, Michael Hyland, G w Hume, Jas H Hn
ter.
J.-Levi Jackson, 2; Daniel Jones, 3; D sJa
nings, Jennings & Dulin, James.
K.-John H Kelly, Mr. Koontz.
L.-Edward Lewis, Mr. Langin, H Lew. JoL
Lawson, Thomas Lynn, Alton Long.
M.-JosePh Martin, VIM N Miller, Q: Sanvs
Mccartney, William Myers, William Matthew'S
George W Matthews, D Morton, E A Msna
William Mckenzie, Jas A Mitchell, John Meul
land Son, StepEen G Mattbaws o. prho, ~.
thews, Jas 3 Morgan, Philip Manck, AIexaD!.
Mcleod, 5 Menyer, Henry Marshall, Mrs Ia
vina Mauve.
N'-Wm Nicely, Jesse Norvell.
O.-C Oden, Edward O'Connor.
Pas Pease, E w Palmer, 9; AIex'rh
terson, Philip POindexter, L P Profirt. Wn r
Potts; Sam'l Price, Fender g. Nichols. ADder
PanSh, w 9 Page, John E Palmer. A Price
Q.-Wilkes Quattlebom.
R;-W Reed Joseph Reese, NJ T Rodgers &
W Richardson, Wesley Richardson. N s RIM
S.-James Smith, Sheriff of Yazoo coupty
Z Shankle, Thomas S;ants. c Saunders, 2; !
ISwayze, John Swartwout, Thos r Smith. Swy
wo9t, Ford & Co., 2; M Scott, James SuIlm,
F G Stewart.
TIL J ThOmas,2; VIC Turner. H L Tu
Albert 6er Townsend, John Turner & Co., Mu S
v.-Joseph Vail, Vance g. Andrews
W.-John NJ Williams. D Willis Mi.. San
Willis, Miss Louisa Wise, Joseph Wiliad
James Williams, James Wren, Carter Wbees
John Woodbridge, Philip Wallis, Mrs 81
White, Daniel Wright.
Y.-Mrs Mavna Yandell.
0T Persons calling for any of the above
tiers, will please say they are 'tADvERr1sED"
R. EATON KEYS, P. NJ
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Washington, March 3. 1842.

IRON WAR STEAMER.-The Bill which pass
ed the United States Senate on Wednesday.
appropriating $3.50, 900 towards the construc
ton of War Steamer for Harbor defence.
has reference to the proposal on that subject
which has been made to the government by
Mr.. R. l.. Stevens, of New York. The Bill
authorizes the Secretary of the Navy to enter
into contract with Mr.. S. for the construction
|of Steamer, which is to be made principally
OF iron. and to be shot and shell proof.
United States
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

NJ Can the miserable solutions who de-
nounce Mr.. Clay as the real murderer of
Cilley, on the authority of Mr.. Wise, read
the following from the same Henry A. Wise,
without blush of shame? His vindication
of Mr.. Clay is ample, complete and trium>
plant, and must silence forever the aban-
doned miscreants who seek to cover the name
Of Henry Clay with opprobrium:-V. Whig.
elm conclusion | must add, in relation to
the first part of Mr. Clay's letter to me, that
the spirit of an upright and honorable man,
which God has given me, is too much like
his own-too proud and too unbending 10 all
| low me 20 respond to him touching a disa-
vowal or explanation of dishonorable con-
duct which he imPutes to me by inuendo.-
Conscious of never having wronged him,
could, without favor, boldly go on him for
common justice and for truth. l will make
no such avowal or explanation as that which
he does not ask, but seems to say would be
Just; but will cheerfully do, what to a gen.
erous spirit and good heart should be much
more acceptable: ISOM declare that neUer
accused him TO any being on earth of instigat-
ing the duel betiOeen GraUeS and CIIev: and
1 neUeT stood By IN silence tOhiLst Others accu-
sed him Of so doing: and, had I or Others so
accused him, the accusation so far as knoaO
and believe, lOould haze been false. He, nor
1, nor any man tchone knob, Ioas guiZtv of
such crime or any offence like ii. l have
said that Mr.. Graves sought his advice at the
very beginning of his correspondence with
Mr.. Cilley; that his advice was given, and
that it was the controlling advice with Mr..
Graves and with myself; but never intirnat-
ed or meant to intimate that his Gdvice tUas
from any bad NOTICE, or that 1t tOas not honor
able and humane. 1t was sought, it was
Igiven, and it was followed, because it was
his.-I acquiesced in it, though I differed
from it, and cheerfully take the consequence
of having done so. have done no more to
him than to appeal TO his testimony for my
defence. His name is tower of strength,
and abide under its high and unquestioned
authority for my justification.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

The low comedy face of Burke is at all times
and his comic acting genuine
not bufoonery. The orchestra we have sPo-
ken of as being good. If unexcePtlor able
department, both on and off the stage, is a
trait esteemed by society sufficiently to en-
sure patronage to company ofcOmmedians'
then the members Of the corps now here, will
play for the future to larger audiences
OF 1t will be seen by reference to an adver-
tisement of our fellow-townsman, WIN. E. PUsH'
Esq, that he is prepared to attend at all times 10
the different formaties to be observed in draught-
ing the several documents necessary to be drawn
up for persons availing themselves of the benefits
accrueing to them under the present Bankrupt
Law The well known legal ability of Col. Pugh
and his attention to business placed in his hands
fully recommends him TO the confidence of hi'
fellow-citizens.
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N Office.

WILL attend to preparing papers, FLEEING
the same and prosecuting 10 a Certifca,e
OF discharge, all CASES OF BANKRUPTcv ~ bicb
may be placed under my charge. | have
made an arrangement with member of the
Bar residing in Jackson, to attend to all mai.
ters in causes filed by me, necessary to be
attended to at Jackson either in Court or in
vacation and who will always be present and
see that all steps are taken which NAV be
Necessary to the speedy discharge of the an.
licant.
WIN. E. PUGH,
Attorney and Counsellor al Lam.
Y a2OO CITY, April g. 1912 90 -
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

r ETTERS of Administration having b
- granted to the undersigned, al
February Term of the Probate Cour
Yazoo county, on the Estate Of Hugh j.
son, dec'd-Notice is hereby given e
persons indebted to said estate TO make
mediate payment, and those having cls0
against the same, to present them prop
authenticated, within the time prescribed
law, or they will be forever barred.
FRANKLIN DAVIS, Adm
April 8, 1912. 3e-6,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

till ten in the morning, drags his ponderOus
carcass TO the breakfast table at twelve, then
rests in a rocking sofa till night. One-third
If his time since he has been Minister at
Mexico, he has spent at Natchez, where ior
oiohteen months at one time, he seldom ira
vailed anv farther than the front door of the
Mansion House, though several times during
the summer he was seen az far as the third
square up Main street. The negligence Mr.
Coombs speaks of was his intolerable stupi-
dity, and his Berkshire-like laziness' We
regard his conduct, unless satisfactorily ex-
planned, as reprehensible in the highest de-
gree. How does his conduct compare with
that of the British Minister at the same place!
But the question recurs, will the government
Of the United STU tes permit any natlon-Will
she permit poor, ignorant, savage Mexico 70
enslave, beat and abuse, well nigh to DEATH
her citizens, when properly and lawfully
surrounded by the stars and encircled in the
stripes of the panoply Of her own justice and
her own greatness! 1t appears orders were
obtained for the release of the British subjec
without passport, as soon as he should ar
rive; while our citizens, with the insignia
of our country in their hands, ane in tn
presence of our national Representative, wer
compelled, sick, naked, and in chains, t
work the streets of the city of Mexico, an
to be Knocked and scoffed by the impiou
drones who are dignifed by the name
slaves to treacherous villain, who is himse
; beneath the contempt of serf.
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Commercial Bank of Manchester, I

OOHH16IcIaI Bank of ManchesteTs
YAzoo CRY, LIST Of April 1912.
"A n election will be held at the Banking
house, on Monday the 18th day Of A
Prll, Qnst.) for eleven directors of this Bank,
to serve for one year from the time OF their
appointment. The election will commence
at | | o'clock, A. M. and close at O'Clock,
z. M. By order of the Board.
j. HUGHES. Cashier.
Yazoo City, April 8, 1912. 39-l
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ADVERTTSEMENTS

o. We are authorised to announce Col.
THOMAS b. WOODWARD, as a candidatefor the
ounce OF Auditor of Public Accounts, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the demise of the
late Col. A. B. Saunders.
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FRESH Blue LICK MATER

W Z nave this day received (direct from
me SPrings) 100 Barrels of the ceIs-
oraled blue Lick Water, which we will sell
extremely low for cash. !" - seil
COLEMAN Il co.
GroceTs and CODlulisssion Merchant,
April 5, 1842. 90 90 M
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VIM. E. PTTGI
List of Letters

'IEEO'Wty UEU OOUN5eIEOT az LQU
Yazoo City, April 8, 1912. 3q-tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
For lAs l5ih Of October 1872
goo OOO-InO nr,-.s sc loon MI

$500 Frzes. to S 2l72I6
- Nos-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets 60 halves sl0; quarters So eighths 50 50
" Inc pTice OF certificate OF package Of 70 whole
ckos IN HE above splendid Lottery IL only s2SOsharcs
~ proportion HndH certificate Of may draw the
four highest prizes
Maryland Consolidated Lottery, Class c. for le2-To be
drawn IN the City Of Baltimore, Wedneslay 18Th OF Oct
isi2 brilliant Seheme-l OF 81 900 1900 500 COO 500
900 sou zoo 2S 81 OF 1900, 81 OF 100 40 OF COO 80 of
~; eie; Tickets $40 shares in proportion
Do. do. $50 half do...,......65 70
po'..''... do........s6 quarter do.........32 80
virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass ~ for IsI2-To be
SaSn al Alexandra, Va Saturday, the p OF October
ALL PRIZES!
n5- Those tickets which shall have on them none Of
inc drawn NUMBERS Will be entted 10 Three Dollars metz
SCHEME
Of $4,000, son, 1000 3O). % 9. 2no0 Of 1900 OF
proportion. " "
Certificates OF Packages Of IS Whole Tickets sIen
DO. .do........25 Half do.......... go
Do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Quarter do. ID
Va. Leesburg Lottery, Class o. for 1870 be drawn
AZ Alexandria Saturday. Oct &c sf2 Grand Prize
prize Of s25CO1 iOOOO 5OO1 200 I7s6 $500 10 Of 100
10 az 90 etc 10 drawn Nos out Of 66. Tickets SO
shircs IN proportion.
CeItheAtes OF Packages Of % Whole Tekets.elO
Do. .do........22 Half do.........5O
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Quarter do....... rs
For tickets aud shares snd kares in be
oc 10 Richmond, VitSini..
no All orders promptly attended TO- and an account OF
the Drawing sent 10 all who order from
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
VALUABLE FARM FOR SAFE

THIS Farm hes James River ia miles bv to Cana,
Estate OF the ise vi wisshaia Il eonigas b1 WE,
ssyey 1886 ca 100 Land Of vseh I95 are River
per part Of Ticsahoe sisni WeA Ies sSo4e he hsbs,
ircshe9-the residue 81 acres he's somewhat lower aad
eut water from TuekAhoe Greek throu- an inlet which
oyari5 ~ enrth would eEscgtaly secure s-an-
future nundaous. Ttr oIen high isnh CONSIST. OF coz
acres Of this i3 a=res H- beiwccn the James River s
m1a Is 10, am the sage road leading 70 Rich
bordaring on Tuek,hoe Canal. The l.nd souh OF he
order. part OF OF strons red soil On line satsr
and the residue has good red clay foundation This DOR
about 81 yards 10 With, sbou. 2leres are in eai,
the remainder being une,eAred The whole OF the open
the woodland about fiJ acres the growth Of oak
Tie Improvements eon.s; OF small dwelling house or
four roomsa kitchen and sirT Of houses
nu DIX oNth WIN threshns m-ehine. corr
heathy-the eelds well enclosed and prepared extern
sve cultivation.
Attached to this fsru, ersi AMI saw MILL supplied
with wafer from the James River aud Ksnawha Canal et
an annual rent OF sc The site % these Ns l. nfeban,
Inc most favourable vIsina, FOR the esab.hnsnt OF
MAnviieIory Of lSos larse scale, an arrange
meut has been made W IN the James River a KsLawh.
Company for i2i cubic inches Of fall OF 8 feet
al pr,ee Of one ihiId of the rate paid At Richmond
Several Coal Pie are in operative ia the ncghbourhood
none Of them beng more than mica distant. and the
Canals Besides these several Coal Pts Company are
now sinking sh1f n ne Of Coal not more than
three 5urihs OF milo rom this site, from which Ma.
nufaciorY could be supplied with fuel very smal e.
Icnse, and which am authorized say be purchased
and Pig Metal coming from the upper country by way of
the great Canal be delivered IRON tie Boas into the
Factory. In fact place the Unied saics combines
more advantages for the establishment OF Iron Works on
large scale, and better the attention OF Iror
Masters.
To such may be disposedto make investment in the
whole properly, in the Farm, will show them n euy
ume or IN my absence, the oveTseer, Mr. Saunders, Will
eheerfulY do so.
The terms which will be accommodating will h. mad.
known on application the subscriber, near PowelPs
Tavern O, Gooehand county Va 10 John Broek
brough, Eslr the Bank Virginia uiere pIi OF The
estate Lett for examination limo: sold pr-.eiy before
the lOth day Of N1reDbeT the property m on that
DAY be offered al public sale the premises
sc d cwS~ THOMAS NJ RANDOLPH
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SALE OF LAND NEGROES Ec a..


4 GREEABi.N IN deed Of trust execute by Jesse =
ARMS cad 10 the undersigned trustees and which
oesh ~ fe'0ri In tbs Court Bu- xinghatp we
VIII on Ihuisdsy the 18Th Jay u October, Offer for sale en-
ne premises, the tract OF I'm! about Two miles from
bueknshain Court House, known tho Iale Eh tract,
eoui%ning about $40 acres THIS aod Ia in a very a al
sAc oi improvement has on Il and good buiiJnfs
know ~ VERY valuable. - ~
Also CIV two OF wood land heavily win
ehesnui ne, &C. few miles from the other and kept a.
an arpendage 70 ".
A-o another tract Of land In the unity OF
conts nink ~ acres lying Seel and about
eq9sy dNted 10y the stare Turnpike IN Charleston 4
sn1 80 situated a. 10 have Of the best markets In the
STATE Tor all AGRICULTURAL products Tits land tbey will
dispose o. privately and would be Glad 10 hear IRON any
person disposed 20 purchase
hso, several very valu.h'e negroes the sock horses
eate sheep and hogs Of valuable the crop OF corn
oats iojdei lly plantation iool wagon carts &C 3r
The trustees sre au'hOr ICED sell prigufey and will
ucst WIN any person dis3ofcd To purchase Should sale
OF te an' 70; he Effected before e nennne dav
Ihen the properly will be offered h,shesf bi
Tue he v believed n b. urqncsiousbe. acting
trustees they will oonvcv such TILE ouy as Is vested IN
then by ne said deed TIE will be made known on
the day OF sale.
Tuos BOSDURANTI
eRo ". MATTHEW'S, ( trustees
buckingham IT., sept s. isl1 80 "a y,Jx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
JAMES PHALEN K CO.,
MANAGERS,
Richmond, "a.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER,
School Fund Lottery, Class No i62 draws at Providence
Oct 9Th. undertc sipeTincndInce Of the Secretary
OF siae-drawing received Tuesday Evenns-saes close
Monday Evening. Grand Caaitlls-eSNx9j (ncu 300 O)
I05l5, Goo, 5Ol $500 35u $500 2OOl 1910 is I5oO 5qI
Is OF 100 Of 500 OF 400. Of 200 va Of 30 rs Nos-l3
drawn ballots. Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
School Fund Lottery, Glass No les draws at Providence
l. Oct. 18Th, under the upcrnien Of the Secretary
Of Stae-drawing received TUESDAY Evcung-sacs close
Mondtv Evening. Splendid Capials-s25O,n 1850 6CnO
1000 2JEt 90 1907, 1870 100, lGO1 2 Of 100 OF 1900
Of 25i. 40 Of 500. rs Nos-i2 drawn ballots Whole
Tickets slO-sharesi in proportion,
School Fund Lottery, Class No I7i-Draws 81 Pruvi-
dcncc, n l., October I'd, under tho supernfendsnso Of
tie Secretary Of Siicdrawins received Tuesday Eve
nns-s1les close Monday evening. spendii CAPITALS
en00, l0o0O, 500 COO moo AGO. o. goo OF 2nQO
u 1870 II 400, OF 1919 10 Of 1000 10 II SO 2sl Of
80 7S Nos-l3 drawn ballots. Whole Tickets SIR
shares In proportion.
School Fund Lottery, Class No iSo draws II Providence
IT, Oct 9Th, under the superutendance the sccrc.
iary of siatedrawins received Tucsd,y Evcninz-s,es
Monday Evening splendid Cspiials-S31 OOl lnOOO 6pN
ZOO io 2cO 200 7iS 90 . Of 100, so Of 30 20 OF
90 20 Nos-l3 drawn ballots. Whole Tiokc.s $40
shares In proportion.
. Packages of whole hcl etc AMI shares single whole
and shares In the usual variety Of fortunate numbers
tu printed schemes OF all thu i1crcs under our ma
nagemcnf. Gratis, 10 those who msy desro them.
Ht- Orders meet the most prompt attention aud capi.
TIIO's y BIGGER,
40 ~ Managers Agent.
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VERY VALUABLE PROPEpTy
= Al

~ Law and Chsncery for the county ~ t,nns
A. re Angus; term for the year isi2 the
Commissioner for the purpose will ., ~ =
oul'h Monday IN October neu being eour day foy .as
proee 10 sell al public auction 10 The hixbcsf
,s tne wei Known and very valuable property In az
insxnse directed to be sold, COMMONLY called and
HoBsoN's TAVERN.
NJ INC Courthouse, which includes ,he
T o p.vssnenis now occupied by M q \ P,lrnars
-, n sh1 tbo,n 80 acres Of Land on the south -, : a
s nan ~ nus klnHh Road This ptopery h 40 ,sn
uiai ilIihsf description 10 thaaxht 10 be
s.,in 80 N'o may WISH to purchase are erner,cI -,
az, ue properly, which will 30 shewn hem nv NJ
.on 81, NC % csenttsnani, Mr. Miller Woo5
The terms Of sale will be three ,ho,s,oa .,,,,
aod inc balance In equsi ins' ailments on eesu.
years from the day Of sale The tle viii o = fnd
all the pay ments made. 0o reeained nii
EDWARD cARRrScroN
a. l3-rv,d, Co-smissionsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
TRUST SALES. sc.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTaTR

Rf virtue Of deed OF trust recute 10 The
- ~ william Alec and wife, bearing iafe on 2Oh Jsnn.
,St snn 1ny reeordea IN the Clerks one 81 Rieh
.-ho uuSun:s Count, We shall Friday. the IAN IN,
~. me ptsn,ses a. the hour Of i2oelek ssposo 10
80 % puDlc auction IN The Ia hest bider er,'n
% ptree OF land, lying aud bonE eoaoiy ~
~ tee west side Of the Mechanic awhile Turnpke r,
.ng " acres - poles adjoining lands of 4 \ l.ct,
cutii- csfter and others hnd O'clock T. 81 If ~
sane day, We ahall In IKE manner, upon the IRE "a
Iet Tor sale o' or parcel OF land IN eoaniy co
ous '" rahelh and near the CITY Of Richmond eoniai,
w seits ,nd which vas convey ed 10 siit Ancn, by
Senhp ani vile and upon which there - coullofta.
useiang House All immediately thcrc.ftor SAY n
"el-ek' upon The premises shah Csr for sale IN lxe
snhsr lot land IA The city Aforesaid, on The Wea
sds Of VALLEY suee foniinx tad street ~ fis feef
.d funnins bsek 20 feet being the same al
nen ~ Joshua Good; AID immediately thereafter upon
premises Ia hike manner, shall oIer for sae Io
AM on the NOrthe.a sie Of PoP;Ar street. 10 sad city,
eonsiois fset front. and uton which there are tSo
Np.oen Moments, being the which
DAVID Andsrson, r aud wife aai now Ia he ocen,n
- OF JACOB Hare AMI oers-and the ner, DAY (ssuT
cav the 5,h ins; the premises a, The hour or
e9es NJ VIC shall o1-r for sale In Ike manner lot Of
u @infcd on the South side Of atsee 10 ssld elty
eoosns W feet front, ami running back Ice feet ain
ing ne land Of Jesse whi being psr Of FousRies
Garden. Terms Al sale.
sAML. PuLLIAa, lr-,
W. GODDiN, irusees'
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'1''O rrzes... 10 OF 2l7 ZIG
IS Noa-l3 drawn ballots
s2n, halves lOi quarters r; eixh;s 2 81
- ceIuhcaie OF package of25 whole tickets. s2Sp-
hsrylsnd Consolidated Lottery Glass C. for isi2-Tc be
Toner, lsi2 Brilliant rcheme-sSOpl. I2Ui ~ o pH
eJnf"p 5pt 400. 2ose 30 przes OF 1870 ~ OF lop "a
2 60 S''S' o-quAteis
ceIhestes OPactasc. of &c whole tickets sioo--harss
Mononsaiia Lottery Class N, for isi2-To 10 drawn
AehAndria, Va on sliur1ly the 22lof Octaber lSi2
ILL PRIZES.
10 Those tickets which shalt have on them non. NJ
the drawn numbers will be ented three dsgars net
sc II EME
$40, 300 5000 5000 269. goo prizes Of 1000 Of
5-quariers2 70.
Csrafeaes ofpackages OF 25 whole
In proportion.
Virsina Leesburs Lottery Glass g, for ist2-ro bo
.iawn At hssandria Va Saturday the 2h OF October
iSi& GrandPrzes-s25Oo, lOoOI 5oc1 1DoO IT5O I5Sl
W prizes OF itp 10 Of 5o0 n drawn Nos out OF 6
1icke,s sl0-hal,es 5-qusueIs 70.
Ceruhcas OF packages Of q whole tickets slo0shares
an proportion.
Please address DIN UoyT A. 70
se26 pt.S,s.j "
Drawing sent twhen requesed) soon as the drawing
NoFer ORDERS strictly eonftentiaL