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e. Mr.. ISAAC DooLITTLE, of Benning-
ton, w., has invented machine which
makes barrels out of the raw stuff, and it is
said. better barrels than come from the hand
of the cooper, and at a cheeper rate. 1t
takes any kind Of wood, and fashions the
slaves and hea ling, adapis them, makes a
tight fit. and completes the barrel in all but
putting on the hoops. IL is a whole COO
per's shop in itself. We should think Mr.
Doc little had did considerable, in this in.
stance.
o. Tho examination Of Roberts Bell
and Hall al Middleiown, CT. on the charge
of The murder of Mrs. Bacon, resulted in
their full committal.
o. An ARRAY took place short time
since at Memphis. Tenn. between w. w.
Miller, aud TT. c. Colvin iE which COL
vim was killed by blow from the fist OF Mil
ler
o. Ten inches of snow at Rochester
on The 2Sih inst.
How Gov. Morton was Elected has
been asserted by the Loco-Foco papers that
Marcus Morton was elected by the votes
of the people. We assert that he was elect
by
Justices Commission, Ligh, House
Suil of Cloths. $500 promised.
This i, altogether new kind of po!i'ical
capital in old Massachusetts. How do the
vituous and rejecting voters of The State
relish its introduction. y. Bedford Mer.
o. Col. r. M. JOHNSON arrived in
Albany on the l9h and, was waited upon
by population of the Irish Repeal Associ-
alion and requested to preside at a meeting
of the Association during his stay in the
city. He was obliged to decline 10 conse-
quence of prior engagements ; and left the
city on Monday afternoon for the residence
ofex.President Van Buren,. where he will
spend few days, and then return TO Ken
lucky.
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0T The General Assembly OF the State
of Rhode Island met at Kingston on the
Both. The Providence journal says:
" We do not learn that there is an unsual
amount of business before The General As
sembly, and presume that it will be readily
despatched within Inc week."
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Commissioners Notice.

COMMISSIONER 1NOltCe.
We the Subscribers being appointed by
the Probate Court for The district of New
Haven Commissioners TO receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate of
JOHN BOWERS, JR.
late of Addison in said district deceased rep
resented insolvent also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto and six
calendar months from the llih day of DC.
tober ls43 being allowed BY said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore give notice
that We will attend 10 the business of our
said appointment at the dwelling house Of
Philo Bowers in said Addison on the first
Wednesdays of January and April next.
from one till four O'Clock P. NJ. on each OF
said days.
JOS. HAYWARD !
OLIVER DEXTER Commissioners.
NATH'L ALLIS 24;3w.
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WOOL.-The Farmer says there is a
more regular demand for ali descriptions,
and recent prices are fully supported.
Provisions. A good supply of Beef in mar.
ket, and considerable sales at 81, mess, Pork
advances a little, Extra clean $3.50 to IA >.
90 Mess $1,000 to HOO.
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To Printers.

MH p. PROUT. PRINTING INK Man.
VH uiacturer, No. go, Spring 81. Ner.
York, still continues 10 manufacture a su-
perior article to any one 10 the United States
and upon as reasonable terms as it can be
procured from any other establishment. He
also manufactures Ink of various colors, as
red, blue, green. yellow dc.
N. B. Publishers of Newspapers copy
ing the above advertisement four times, and
forwarding one copy containing ii. and en-
closing Ten Dollar bill .(current in New
York; in letter, shall have sent to dhem
fifty pounds of good News Ink.-Please
mention the Press you use. 27w4'
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OF Ex-Presdent Adams arrived in Buff
flo on Saturday last, and on Monday NOR
ming took passage in the steapier Gen.
Wayne for Erie, on his route te Cincinnati.
Tribune,
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o. Col. r. NJ. Johnson, late Vice Pres.
ideni, arrived in our City last evening from
Undertook, in the Albany day-boat. and
has taken lodgings at Howard's Hotel
Tribune.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I
n,srn,-.r -, AnDt-nx 80

STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF ADDISON, s..
BE it remembered, That at Probate Court
held at Midhlebury, in and for theDistrct of
Addison, on the 18TH day of October, A. ID.
1S43.
Samuel Swift executor of the last will
and testament of
SEYMOUR SELLLIt K,
late of said .Hiddlebury, deceased, presents
his administration account for settlement =
1t is therefore ordered, thatthe same be ex-
amined for allowance by said court, at ses-
sion of said court to be he'd at the Office of
the Register of said court, in said Middle
bury ,onT thursday the 10th day of November
next, at O'Clock in the afternoon, and that
the said executor givs notice to all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
their objections if any they have to the al
lowance of said account, by publishing a
certified copy of this order in the Middlebu-
ry Peoples Press,a newspaper printed al
said Middlebury-threew weeks successfully,
previous to the time of said court
| J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg Ister.
A true copy of record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. &c
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STATE OF VERMONT, !
DISTRICT OF ADDIsoN. IS, {

BE il remembered, that at a Probate court held at
Middebury, in and for the District Of Addison on the
18th day Of October, A. d. 1913.
John Spalding named executor in instrument pur-
porting TO be the last will and testament of PLlNY
STANARD. late Of Weybridge in ssid District, tde-
ceased, presents the for probate: 1t is therefore
dered, that the be examined for probate, at
session Of said court, be held the Office Of the
Register Of said COURT in said Middebury, Thurs
day, the 10th day Of November next, at O'Clock in the
afternoon; and that notice thereof be gwen all per-
sous Interested that they may appear and make their
objections to the probate and allowance Of said will by
publishing certified copy Of this order in the Mid
dlehury Peoples Press, newspaper printed at said
Middebury, three weeks successfully, previous the
time Of said Court.
]. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy of record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 26
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House and Lot for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale "A good
l. and convenient dwelling House Sit
uaied in The village Of Middlebury, at pres>
ent occupied py III. Wilcox. Terms mod.
crate and possessions given Immediately.
For further particulars inquir on the
premises of z. BECKWITH, f. co.
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o. The examination of young Fasset
has closed. Mr.. Justice Bennett has order
ed the accused 10 find bail in the sum Of
81 000 10 appear for trial at the Superior
Cour', 10 be holden la this city on Alb Tues
day OF January Tribune.
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office.

Notice is hereby given tina. shall sell
at public auction at the Vermont Hotel, on
the 1stn day of November lS48 at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. the House and lot opposite the
Jail in Middlebury, lately owned by George
Lisco, deceased.
CHS. LlNSLEY, Administrator.
Middebury. Oct. 81 IS43. 26;3w
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Farm For Sale.

A SITUATED in New Ha.
isiA ~ ven, on the road leading
.1Ya2 from East Mills TO the centre
E.1=sz of the town. Said farm con.
tanning eigty acres ofgood lane. good House,
wood House. Barn. Shed, &C., well watered
by never failing Springs and a plenty of
Orchardng. woodland &c.. for further par
ticulars enquire of the Subscriber on the
premises.
The premises are miles from the centre
of Middlebu-y, or village of Vergennes and
3 miles from the Furnishing town of Btis-
toll. MARTIN LEWIS.
Oct. 25th, lS43. 26
RON WANTED. A few Tons Of Iron
n wanted before the close of Navigation
for which part cash and part goods will
be paid. II. e. SMITH.
New Haven, Oct. %. le43.
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A First Rate

Assortment of Beaver Cloths. Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Sattinetts, and all kinds of trim.
miugs will be found at<. A. FRANCIS
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Nj a d,

10 Bndport. Oct Goth by Rev. Dana
Lamb, Mr.. John G. Crosseu, 10 Miss Jane
E. Milikin. all of Bridport.
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Woodi Wood!

Ten cords or more, of good hard, WELL
seasoned wood, are wanted Immediately by
the Peoples Press Office. asa''-- 20
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NEEDHAM & DENNIS, } addison county
VS.. June Term 1913
HIRAM II. CHAMPLIE.

NEEDHAM & DENNIS, } addison county
VS.. June Term 1913.
HIRAM ii. CHAMPLIE.
W HEREAS Levi NeedEam and Allen
w Dennis, both of Middlebury in the coun-
ty of Addison, partners under the firm of
Needham s. Dennis, at the term of the
County court held at Middlebury in and for
the county of Addison, on this second Tues
day of June 1913, commenced their action
against Hiram II. Champlin of the same
Middlebury, in plea of the case, on note
dated January LIST. 1912 for 500, payable
in good, understandable, spruce market plank,
to be delivered at or near the store of the
plaintiffs in said Middlebury, by the first day
of September then next with interest; in
which Abner Everts of said Middebury was
summoned as trustee of the defendant; las
per writ on file.) And whereas it is sugges-
ted to the court that the said Champlin wa
absent from the State at the time of the ser
vice of said writ, and has not had personal
notice of said service. IL is ordered by the
Court that the said Cha.nplin be notified
thereof by publication of the substance of
said declaration and this order, in the Mid
dlebury Peoples Press, newspaper printed
in SAID Middlebury three weeks successfully
the last of which publications shall be at
least thirty days before the next term ofsaid
Court: And day thereof given Sc. until the
said next term TO be held on Tuesday the
second Tuesday of December 1913.
a5;w9 S. SWIFT, Clerk.
GH.nLEs TEsNrr vs., Addison County
HUGH MAGILL and Court, June. Term
WILLIAM GREEN. )IS43
~ HEREAS Charles Tenney ofMidlebu
w ny in the county of Addison, at the pres
ent term Of this court, commenced his artion
by attachment against Hugh Magill and Will
liam Green, both of Malone in the county of
Franklin and State of New York copartners
under the firm of Hugh Magill s. Co. in
plea of the case, on note dated Goth March
1913, for SO dollars payable on demand with
use;-in which Jeremiah Myers and Silas
| Randall were summoned as trustees; as per
writ on file. And whereas it is suggested to
the court. that the said Magill s. Green were
without this state at the time of the service
of said writ and have not had personal notice
of said suit; 1t is ordered by the court, that
they be notified thereof by publication of the
substance of the plaintiff IS declaration and
this order, in the MidJlebury Peoples Press,
a newspaper printed in said Middleury, three
weeks successfully, the last of which shall
be at least thirty days before the next term
of said Court: And day thereof was given
&c until the said next term TO be held on the
second Tuesday of December 1913.
25;wS S. SWIFT, Clerk.
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MAILS and Glass Window Glass,-an
IN assortment-Nails Of all sizes 10y the
keg or lib. w. S. JOHNSON.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District OF Addison SIS.
BE It remembered that at Probate Court held al
MddIebury in and for the District of Addison On the
18th Jay OF October A. ID 1913.
Polly Wright and William F.Wright administrators
Of the estate Of
MOSES WRIGHT,
late Of Leicester in said District deceased, make
application to said Court, to have the time allowed
him for the payment of the debts Of the deceased ex-
tended year from the expiration OF the time here
tolore limited by this Court Ii is therefore ordered
that the said application be considered by this Court
a session thereof to be held at the office of the Reg
lister OF said Court in said Middebury, on Thursday
the 10Th day of November next at O'Clock in
the afternoon aud that notice thereof be given all
persons interested that they may appear and make their
objections il any they have to the said time being
ded by publishing certified copy Of this order in the
Middebury Peoples Press-a new spaper printed al
said hiddebuy three weeks succesiyelyi previous to
the time of said Court.
j. :. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy Of record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. 90.
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nIL & PAINTS. Linseed Oil, boiled
" and raw, and an assortment of Paints.
for sale by w. S. JOHNSON.
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Martha Miller administrator Of the estrte Of
MARSHALL MILLER.

ate Of RptOn in said district deceased presents her
adm;nista alton for allowance Ii is therefore
ordered that the be examined for allowance by
said court session thereof be held at the Office
Of the Register Of said Court in said Middlebury on
Thursday, the 10th day of November A. ID. 1913 at
O'Clock in the afternoon and that said adminisra-
, give notice thereof to all persons interested that
they may appear, ard make their objections if any
they have to the allowance Of said account Ly publish
ing certified copy Of this order in the Middlebury
Peoples Press, newspaper printed at said Middle
ion Of said Court
J. s. BUSHNELL, Relister
A true copy of record.
III Attest J. s. BUSHNELL. Register
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ELOUR. Superfne Flour, in barrel:
II and half barrels. w. S. JOHNSON.
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SUG.ARS.-Double refined Loaf. Lump
- and Brown Sugars, of different quail
ties, for sale very cheap for cash by
7. C. SMITH.
New Haven, Oct %, 1S43.
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BUTTER.

The Subscriber is now receiviog good
fall Butter in exchange for good, nj 10 s.,.ri.
pc! pound. Cornwall Oc'. Is. l5!3.
p. w. COLLINS.
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WINTER SPERM OIL. Casks Oh
w of a superior quality, for sale by
Nov. TS4S w. S. JOHNSON.
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Middlebury Academy.

DUTTER! Butter! Wanted good ball
- Butter ct 10 cts. per Id. in exchange
for Goods. w. S. JOHNSON.
Nov. 6, IS43.
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Two THOUSAND Bushels of Oats wan.
! ted Immediately. bv
BROWN g. SHELDON.
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OF Tho examination OF Roberts Bell
and Hall al Middleiown, CT. on the charge
of The murder of Mrs. Bacon, resulted in
their full committah.
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DUFFALO ROBES. a bales No.
Id Buffalo Rooes; Fur Caps. Fur Trim.
med and Cloth Caps, just reed at the nsp
cheap store, by BROWN & SHELDON
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NEW YORK MARkETs En1n.r Al

NE" 1ohh mARkETS FRtDAY, Z. NJ
large amount oi business transacted al the Bosrl
OF Brokers this morning, and generally at improved rates
kentucky SKIES advanced l. OHIO Bank o State of
York 1; Formers Trust und Harlaem Railroad l. r.,
Changes IN better demand. and the market very firm
sterling Is at 1851 1904; Francs 2Gi 525
The sales OF cotton yesterday and today amount n oO1O
bales at full prices. The flour market continue,
sales oi Gsnesee have been made the xsnt of oOOO
refs OF Sl,SI3 which decline; GOO bbls Troy were IN
ken nj the rate. Southern kinds remain inactive
Corn IS and wanted 5000 bushels of new whoa,
sold at O2 Provisions sendy at former prc.s 400
bbls lard sold at 81 cents. The sales of Goldfish M.
last lew days amount tO $500 quinals at 2l GOO bb
mackere brought SlO3 for No. = aud Ssg Tor No y
An invoice vi Teas, per ship Natchez was offered Inv
NJ Hoffman y Co., advance Of two cents ne, IN on
previous sales.
Sales at Stock Exchange 1872 900 Ohio Cs Of GO % II
t. SlI,OOO Kentucky 6's 97i %; $1,000 Illinois Bonds
30 T. S3OOO Indiana Bonds 80 3l1; $1,000 Indiana
Sterling Bonds 3li; $1,000 Indiana Bonds 33I; SEQ shares
Harlan 375 1; 80 do Long Island 52B SO do Paterson
$40.
Second Board Stock Exchange-25 shs Harlaem 81 10:
Do do do b20 Aug 3i 50 do do 20 37i; do do 81
SlOOO Indiana bonds 3ii; $1,000 Ohio 6's of 90 b3O ga
$4,000 do do 92i; $4,000 Ohio 6's Of Sc, g2a.
Sales at Public Stock Excha1gc-SGOO0 T. S 6's of ,62
lll5at $4,000 IT, s. 5sot SO lO3sI $50 600 Ohio Us of
go 9lia93; $1,000 Illinois anal g. OF 90 so5Ooo
years. 3la3 S2OOO kentucky Us 97E, lSO shares Canton
Company 25a26 715 Long Island 52as AS do Harlan
375a3Sh.
Second Board Public Stock Exchange-2l shares unr
l1m s. j. % do do 37i % do do Monday 50 do do
b3O, 3oi $4,000 Illinois Us of 10 blO 365; $4,000 do do
sl5 355; $1,000 do do b2 35i $40 900 Indiana % years
81 ,; $4,000 do do "a 80;
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS.
Richmond, yn.

To-day Monday at O'Clock. a drawing at the Tx
change Pnzes-sl7 900, 5000, $500 2l45 1000 1880
1000, 5O0 &c. Tickets 50.
For Tueslay--2 prizes Of $1,000, 300 5000. I3s1I
10 OF 1900, &c. Ticket, 81.
Wedne-day-S25, 900. GOOO 1890. $500 1924 %
prizes OF 1000. 10 Of 300. 50 OF 80 &C. Ticket, S.
Thursdny-S3O. 900. 10000, 5000. 1000. 5000. aao5
$ pIizes OF 1900 OF 1885, y OF 1000 30 Of COO &c
Tickets $40.
Fnday-S 1000, 1000, 500, i59. Sc. Tickets 81.
Sa'nIday-ssOOO. 1000, 1853, prizes OF 1000, OF
Jul, I'D Of 2oO. &c. Tickets 81.
" For Tickets and Shares Cenfest.. Of p,rk,r.s IN ,I
above splendid Lotteries, addre-. "
J. Il. GREGORY CO. Managers. Richmond Va
drawings s.nt Immediately amer they over to al who order
NJ
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Aurtiun Galcs.
ftfIIkt. DAYS.
NV NrIIinIal- A Hawaii


Hy William. a EtaxaiI.
SUGARS. COFFEE, BACON AND WHIsKEY.
I'm TUESDAY ""' the s9h oeck win BE- soli m
if"nt OF our Office an a.-oftinent Grocercs va
% hhd- prime Porto Rico sugar.
10 do do Cuba eauGei a..
100 bags prime Green I.aguayra CtH..
IOO do do tuba do
100 do do do Rio do
100 do odd Maucaibo d.,
80 do Angosiufa do
80 hihis superior bright Bacon Sides
30 do do do do Shoulders
q bbls Joles
IS ksg- aBd Lb. Lard
lOn bids New whi,Lsy
10 do old NIuongaLsla do
100 kegsNO I AMI Elira White Tssd
100 boSesNo. Soap, superior qualify
100 LoIes Window Glass
10 half pipes Common Brandy
do do Fine do
. bids superior Isle or wight Peach Brandy
10 easks London Brown stout IN quart.
10 do do d. do t,ut-
100 bbl- Salt superior quality
hall chests extra fin. Gunpovd-r Ten
d. do do Young H.-nn do
80 - pound boxes GunpOwder do
80 IL 4" do Imperial do
10 half chests Pn,ycll
10 chests Florence Oh very -up.,o,
10 small boxes Maccaroni
TERMS-JDder 500, cash 500 and over 4 u,op,bs
Az : WILLIAMS & HANALI. Aucts.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE.

DlnHI lUN - uff IJE,
FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN.
SI7,5OO-5,OOO.
10 he drawn at the Exchange at } o'clock. Va No.
Mongolia no No, 3D. CaP.ta-SI 800, 5000, 25OO 1000,
10 OF 1900, 10 of 1850. 10 of 1000 &C. - N.s-l2
drawn Whoes s.; halves 80; quarters 25
SlO,OOO-IO, OOO-25OO
Alexandria, No. 2ll, Extra, for Tuesday evening Co
als-2oi SlOOOO, $500, 1000, 10 of l5O0 10 OF 800
nc. 40 Nos-l2 drawn. Wholes 81; halves 80; quar-.
tiers %.
S25, O00-6OOO.
New jersey, No. -, for Wednesday evening Capitals
-S25,OOO, 5000, 1000 $500 20 of 1000 &c IS Nos.
ID drawn. Whoes ;; halves = So quarters 25
S30,OOO-IO,000
Alexandra, No. col Extra, Tor Thursday evening
Capals-S3OOOO, 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000 OF 1000.
- OF 1000, &c. IS Nos.-ll drawn. Wholes $40:
halves 5;quariors so.
Si0OO-l,OOO
Va Leosburg, No -, for Friday the Exchange al
o'clock. Capitls-S 1000 1000 500 > of 300 , Of a0D
OF $50, 10 Of 100, &c. rs Nos.-i2 drawn. Whole.
81 halves so quarters -.
SsOOO-2,OOO.
Grand Consolidated, No. 3j Extra for Monday Morn
ing. Captas-SSO0O, 20OO > o, 1000 > OF 300 &c
- Nos-l2 drawn Wholes So halves /; quarters 50 cts
330OOO-l2. 900.
AlcN'a Class &c, for Monday morning Canit,ls-
$4,000, 10000, 5000, $500. 5000 $500 40 of 1000
% ct 800, 90 OF 100. &c. - Nos-l2 drawn. Wholes
$40; hnlves >; quarters 50.
SOLD and paid by STRATUM
Ticket Nos I. 30 4C' rore $4,000 sold ana paddy
Ticket Nos. 10 80. Pn1e OF $1,000 lboi .oki and @
DO 30 - 81 Ga. 100 (by srR,rrox
Besides ~ other good number Pr1cs making ~ three
number pr sold and paid BY sTRATON OF MAY To
the lst Of August
9 Tickets all Lotteries the lucky numbers for sale at
STRATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE su2s
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DIBRELL, H0LCONIBE l. co.
COMMISSION rIEuCs.a,

D They sell Tobacco, Wheat an Flour unon an or which v
~. ""''h e'N'h''r' l-dtf
To the Heirs OF James shiphnrd-Th. Heir,
OF Christopher ucPher.ou aud Polly tur-
CESS niins Kemp.
You Will please o. take under r.ot,oo r m.
II city Council adopted then meeting On 1,,-v , ,h,
dly o August l-ij shall proceed MONDAY the ism I,v
OF september next ensuing the Li OF ground an ,lr
nriw intersection Of -ir.ts-ksn ON ia. pl,t
OF the city by the number So? hI.I up To level viii The
aae"nt street" accumulation Of st,yn,nt Nh
ter or offensive and unwoouc substance te on-, vo n
per costs and charges agt-eab section of the a:
Assembly entitled An amend IA. elr,r., al The
CITY OF Richmond unless or NOR. of Won sI,u
previously the a, ~
the accumulation NJ HATES 80, s.,,,.,,,,
City at Richmond. Aug : Iail t,,, - 80.
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q K i \ ID SCHEME!
SJO.OOOt S2l.nnni
S)O,UOOI S2JOOOl
Alexandria Lottery Class No. 49, for 1870 be drawn
at AleTandra, d. c. Saturday 23d OF September Isi3


- No. Loii-ry-l2 drawn Ballots
w mole Tickets SO; halves jO qrs. -; eghths 81
Certificates Of packages of % Whole Tickets SOM
Do. do. IS Half. ........... 100
DO. -do--. - Quarter dO............. 80
DO. do....... - EigLtli ........... -
~ oner- for Tickets AMI Shares Cercate Of Packages
IN the above SrLrSnIp LOTTERIES receive tho most prt At
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