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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
SPOUTING CLUB

The Club will meet according to adjourn.
ment, on Monday evening, the 18th instant,
at the Club room over the Northern Bank.
Punctual attendance of all the members is
requested
BY order OF the President.
HENRY CRAFT,
SEPT. h, 1913 Secretary
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
Il EW -C00SD.

THE Subscribers wish to inform the cit
zens. of Holly Springs and MARSHALL county
that they have just received. from the North.
a good assortment of FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS, consisting in part Of
Super Wool dyed MousaIn de Lain, $
Black Cloth, CaSsinets.
Super Wool Dyed Calicoes.
Green ditto, GInghams,
Super Wool Dyed Linens,
CassImeres, Domestics,
Snpef Fancy ditto, Hats, Shoes AM
Printed Lawns and Boots
Muslns
And great many other articles TOO numer
Gus to mention. which they offer for sale
much below former prices
Those wishing to purchase vii find il to
their interest 10 give them a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. fo great bar gains will
be sold for CASH.
f. HOLMES & CO.
may IL. 1853
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06

HAVING again associated themselves in tho
Practice OF Medicine-res respectfully tender their
Professional services 10 the citizens of Holly
Springs and its Yiciniiy.-Office, the old stand
on centre steet. S. O. CARUTHFRS
Jan s0-ff w s. REID
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
MUSIC SCHOOL,

III K. THOS- MORSE begs respectfully to an
4sI nounce 10 the citizens of Holly Springs.
that be will give private instructions on anv OF
me following instruments-Violin, Flute, Clar-
ioneiie. Vioiencella Corropean, French Horn
and Trombone.
SeSSion-ten weeks, to commence on fhe 18th
instant. Three lessons one week and two the
next.
Price Of Tuition, per session. $40 90
None will be taken for a less term than one
session, and ii is expected that those who apply
Will pay halfin advance, in all cases.
inquire al the Marshall Inn where Mr. Morse
can always be found except when professionally
eHeaged.
P ; Piano Fories tuned and repaired in the
best TaaDner
Sept. 9Th, I643.-3-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
GUNS.

1 GS / received a small lot of first rate double
a. ana single barrel GunS.-For sale Low by
H. HOLMES & CO.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
Botanic ThOmsonim Neli,

have this day received. direct f-
;lmore, the best and eisqge8 Iona. Par.
&c MEDICINES. ever cfsr5
Southwest.
Orders and Prescriptions careialr
and thankfully received Terms e,
al occasions. u GATELT
Holly Springs, July 6. lS43-g-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
CIRCUIT COURT OF MARSHALL

CIRCUIT COURT OF MARSHALL
COUNTY,
Raber, Knox in Equity
Charles Stewart
&
Duncan Campbell
UPON opening the matters OF this oiii' ana
it appearing to the Court that Ohafies
Stewart one the defendants. Is not resldeni
of this State, but resides beyond the hmtS
thereof, so that the ordinary process OF iaN
cannot be served on him 1t Is ordered tnat
unless the said defendant appears before the
Judge ofthe Circuit Court on the Isl Mon
day in September next, and pleads, answers
or deinurs to the aforesaid bill, The ailega-
tions thereof will be taken for confessed. and
such order or decree made as the Court may
deem equitable And it is ordered that
copy of this order be published in the "Hol-
ly Springs Gazette once a week for two
month succesSively.
A. I. CARUTHERS,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
A OMPARATVE VIEW OF THE DIFFERENT TARIFFS


The Tariff act The Tariff bilI
of 1924 was ap- of 1916 was ap
proved by James proved by James
Monroe. Presid Il Madison, Presid'
Of the u. S. l. Iof U. s. Among
was voted for by those who voted
a. Jackson, NJ for it may Be
Van Baren, r. VI. named William
Johnson, Jas. Bu- Lowndes, John
chanan, and Il. c. Cdiiroan and
Il. Benton. three r. III Johnson, the
Democatic aspi- two latter Dem.
rants forlhe Pres laspirants for the
idency. Presidency.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06

Mr.. THos. MORSE, Vocal Music. Piano
Mrs c. w. EDMoNDsoN, Matron.
Mr. c. w. EEMoNsoN. Steward
During the last session there were % pu-
pills connected with this Institute
Another female Teacher in the Literary
Department is expected,
have been fortunate in Obtaining the
aid of Mr. s. Mrs. Edmundson in the
Boarding Department AmiabIe s. affabIe
in manners as we'll as of tried piety, they
will meet public expectation in its most
punctilious requirements.
My expenditures have been and are heavy.
Therefore request promptness in liquidating
arrears and in advancing payment at the
opening of the next session The Interests
otthe School, upon which the town must, to
a great extent, look for support, demand
these rigid exaciions.
c. A. FOSTER,
July TT Rector 8- Principal
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06

The Tariff OF
832 was appro
,ed by And. Jack
or. Pfesi lent Of
be L. States. Ii
vas voted for by
Jas. X Polk, Of
tennessee. Mar
.cy. OF y. York,
and Thomas II
3 nton, Of Mis-
.SJurI.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
District Chancery Court Of The State Of
Mississippi al HoliY Springs.

$40 rs. July Term, l843
Mary w. Sheppard ct al.
TT pom opening the matters on this bill, IL ap-
u pearne 10 the satisfaction OF the court that
the defendant Mary w. Shappard is not an in
habtant Of this Stale, bur resides beyond the linz
It's thereof, so that the ordinary process OF this
conrt cannot be served on her; therefore Z IS Or
dered that unless be said defendant shall appear
before the Vice Chancellor, at the court room IN
the town OF Holly Springs, on the frs Monoay ei
January next. and plead, anSw or demur TO
cumpiainants bill the several alleSd5iouS thereof
Will be taken for confessed as 20 her and such
order and decree made therein as the Vice Chan
cellor shall deem equitable and JUST And it is
further ordered, that a copy of this order be in-
serted in the .'Holly Springs Gazette" a news
paper published in the town of Holly Springs,
Mississippi, once week for Two months success
sivety. copy.
Test. JAMES c. ANDERSON,
July %, 1S43- Pm Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06
Holly Springs Female Institute.

Holly NpFIBgS FtHlaI6 IIlSIlIIlIe.
THE next Session ofthis Institute will open
on Monday, the 18th August next
TEACHERS
REV C. A FOSTER. Rector and Princi-
pal-Lecturer on Chemistry, Natural Phi
Iosophy, Evidences of Christianity
-GoverneSs-Eng-
,ish Grammar, Parsing, Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy &c.
Miss CLAR1ssA MouLToN, Ancient and
Modern History, Geography &c.
Miss GAY, Mathematics. Arithmetic &c
Miss DILLON, French, Cbiroglaphy,
Pesta!ozzian Department.
NiissMARv L LCoNYNeToN, Piano. Harp.
Guitar.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06

The Tariff OF
1928 was voted
for by Martin
Van Buren,. r
NJ. Johnson and
Jas. Buchanan,
three Democratic
for The
residency.
u
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-06

re e very near
les lies h Register 25 1885, d M documents in h hive have hn
b l be ~ n ascertain what w hlo
L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
BALTIMORE MARKET

'V'ee ~ fhe american, June D, > Il. VI
CATTLE-The offerings of Beef Cattle at the Scale.
ihs morning embraced 300 head of which 80 were driven
Nnr The sales 10 the butchers were about sO head NJ
pces ranging from 1926 50 per 100 lbs ON the hoof
winch Is equal 10 about SI,5O So 40 net as m quality
Inc principal sales were however intermediate rates and
so" sghi decline m prices. There now 10 head In
the market unsold.
fLOuR-Thcre is very little demand for Howard stroet
rour anu we are not advised OF any transactions 10 day
n"ueTs nave offered 10 sell from 81 lsi without
hhulhg buyers. The receipt price is 50.
we near OF no transaction, M CITY Mills Flour Ii would
oflng SS,JO II there were any IN market
lheIe Is no Susquehnnna Flour in market. II would
bring 1925 SJ,375 if here.
sale Of Penna. Rye Flour this morning NJ "a D, 7, =;
now held at S3315.
GkAlN.-Wheats continue in active demand and the
price has further advanced. We note sales today of l6OO
bus Peuna reds at Sl,l7 ) lis for prime parcels down
Ia - va Tor parcels containing much smut Two or three
small lots nt Md. red Wheat sold AT % a II1I
About 5000 BUSH Pcnna yellow Corn were sold to-day NJ
ID % cts Sales OF Md. yellow at 81 and of white NJ
- cts Sales ofPenna Rye at Co cts and of Md NJ "a
% cts. Maryland Oats worth % cts aud Penna 20 ,
30 cts
PRONlSlONS.-Thereis an improved feeling for Pork
and sales Of Mess have been made To moderate extent M
$1,000 cash. We quote No. at 50 80 and Prime Al B.
20 We not advised OF any sales OF Beef Holders ask
former prices viz: Mess $40, Mol IS 80 and Prime S6
5O The transactions in Bacon continue fair at the fol
lowing rates viz: prime assorted Hams as
Sides at 55c and Shoulders a4aIgc We are not advised
of any sales Of Lard and continue TO quote Western No
in kegs at 6ia7 cents
WlllSKEY.-Priccs have still further advanced
Sales to-day OF bbs at 26a27c. Hhds are worth % cts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
Correspondence of the rha. North American.

NEw York, June 4.
We had of the violent Of thunder storms Voc
etuny afternoon aud have truly summer day; and
broadway, the Battery Hoboken, &C.. are crowded with
season. ' " VIC
Mr. Secretary Porter arrived in town last NIGHT and has
taken lodgings at the City Hotel large number of irn
ges are IN town. their way Boston 10 celebrate the
18th of June. " ue
report Is current here that the President will atom ,
e Howard House. being horeunto persuaded Inv certain
economical reasons suggested by the ptopretor who are
"ihe TO take the glory Of enierang the President instead
o, he coin usually paid by gentlemen when trayellnp-
s report Is very credible, agreeing does with the
economical plans hitherto pursued by the President II
APenny eating house should oran advance on the abov
terms OF course he will stop ut Howar,l's
me Ann Mchimm sailed yesterday for Canton after
oi stay OF IL days She takes large quantity of do
hesucs The Oscar will sail about Thursday and has
large quantity Of domestics. Another ship to sail soon
loading with cotton. The Probus cleared Yesterday n,
goods. ~ " e''o'
The Mrs. Miller who has been the subject of so much
aIk has at last succeeded in getting bill for divorce
through the House of Representatives by vote Of los 10
o Ne doubt exists but she will get through the other
oranc and the story Of her townsmen is TO be believed
her husband has not suffered great loss.
As asampe OF the poverty ofourc will sta that ont Of
elghV Migrants committed the last week, more than half
oil them appeared personally before the magistrates and re-
quesed To be committed they being unable longer TO OBJ
tain subsistence.
Nothng requiring special notice in our markets Flour
remains hrn at last quotations with small supplies Adj
wees from Buffalo an advance IN Fl,,r and Cri
Whlcl causes great funness aud speculative feel
INN mere. Wheat has sold high los here and rnuc
more would command the prce. The operations in
Cotton are getting 10 be large, au prices but no advance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
LAND, NEGROES, &c. AT AUCTION.
TRIfST SALE

PURSUANT to the provisions of deed of
Trust executed by Mathew IIob-nn and Elizabeth w his G
ot e purposes therein mentioned which on record M
onee OF henneo County will ION thu iay Of the
present month"; commencing O'Clock proreei 10 su on
e 'ris- 10 tn highest bidder the Tract Land on which the
'ooh now resir' called LOCUST GROVE lying on James
urs' Ia'e Gay Bottom ani with Mari near at hand II
ls on ia very excellent dwelling House nearly new with all the
necessary houses Barn. Corn house kitchen ~ m -,
ai1 hie oreri and goo water. Also Acres Of Maiden
Wen iinlefe adjoining the aforesaid Tract. Also his life
Estate interest 800 Acres Of land In M. county 80 H.,
MAJ o Chlre called Ginger BTeai-An interest IN Ieep
isly' Al the same time, and place, Negroes con
-stns Of Men, BOYS and girls together with all ms Uo "a
Aieh furniture stock Of Cows Iorses ami hor-Aso h- Farm
ing u.ir' CONSISTING OF the usual variety The believed
10 be- good but the Trustee viii only convey sb ,i-t % , ~
NN'.'' in MN Terms Wi be made known day Of sale
Jf '-7liI DAVID VI. pILLIAM Trtse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

Inc Eastern papers express that the frost of Friday
morning has done great INJURY the fruits and vines A,
Nc" raven, on Friday morning rise the the rn,o
meier was down to 34 within four degrees of the freezing
point AT Boston, the morning. the mercury in the
merometetsood at36N. At Utica, ~ York on Thursday
morning. There wasa slight fall ofsnow and the
inc thermometer stood at % degrees. Snow fell on Thurs
DAY at Skaneaieless and Buffalo. The New York Amer
can states mat the frost there very extensive 'Bush
oeans Lama beans, cueumbers, egg-pants and ,omnto
Killed. unless IN sheltered places, and the potato
tops Were much cut The fruit generally too far adynn
eed 10 be injured At Albany, Thursday night the
metinomeieriel IN some exposures to 2Sa-Ba Amer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE RIIIDINC.

SKETCH or LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For Wednesday evening per Mail. New Jersey. Class
No. 59-Capital Prices $4,000, 5000. $500 1000 1921
10 ol0OO 10 OF 500 10 Of $50 10 Of 200 90 Of $50 55
Of 100, &c. - Nos. aud IL drawn. Tickets s..
100000
Alexandra Extra No. l3i, be- drawn nc Baltimore 9Th
June-Capitai prizes Si0,OOO H. 1000 600 5000 900
27Os OF 1000 6Oi 200, 100 OF 600 25O Of 200 Sc
81 Nos IL drawn tickets $40.
For Friday in the Exchange. Va. Leesburg. Glass No
23-Capital Pines: $1,000, 20sO Of 1000 Of 300 of
$50, 200. OF 800 10 Of 100 &c &c Nos and drawn
Tickets 81 so
For Saturday, received Monday morning Grand Con
soliduted, Extra No ga Capital Prizes SOON 2OOO 1000
500, zoo COO 800 300, pos 81 OF 100 SC. so Nos and
drawn Tickets 50.
$4,000.
Alexandra LOTTERY, Cls NO ~ to be drawn nt Ale,',
June lOth--CapiaI Prizes $4,000 10000 600. 3255
1900 1000 300, 500, 700 600 10 Of 900 10 of
500, 10 Of 800 Is Ut poo 800 Of $50. &C. - Nos and
drawn, tickets $40.
$4,000
Alex. LOTTERY Glass No g. % bc drawn az Alexandra
June l7th-Capinl Prizes. $4,000 10000 5000 6OOO
5000 1000, 1870, Ut 1000, of 500 25 Of 1000
25 Of 5000, 22O OF poo t2i Of 100 l2l Of 100 &c Is
Nos. ~ drawn. tickets SlO
h ~ B-Packacrs wIoirs halves ani quarters or stpr
uckcts r sale office Al orders CONFIDENTIAL AMI attended
to with prninptncss iw'I CnAs. WoEruAM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
Second st'rPLV OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.

h'b oNluuEh UNI NVVIN.
"E s-erher- have received - road sni s,..uat a
,sSi n New York variety is.isahar s;,-. ~
~ 49, i''aigns iuni inghui ami Frthc pus hs-i aA
~. s and air "fci a unu-ly poees b, wi.ssan "a
retail They arr. part a. Gsa.s. -
Koch ful-si, pad AMI oils.t dfusrt Pr,,s A. ~
t"itiri fckiu. Ashburtsn ani Che. -.
talfnnn-s nairorn. Musin. aai t.,N,-
tatniei Ni-iin-, iaconsfs AMI t.u.n Lawn.
Sul"r French frint. Gi.rhaui. C,usbr,e.
i-i,"s k"vvrc borierei hcunsitcir and a,, ,r,,, g.,
tian,is.rchiefs ' 's"'''e
"h on'rv striped pai AMI cuibroh.fc Sraff. sh,r,. -
cardinals figured aus open wotk
-, 'i'".,s hounrt cap, hat meek ard Riah,rst.
,.4-'. slN raw d.. COTTON AMI Lisie thread Ir-,
t'noh NofNoi Capvs CoIars. Diu,ity AMI slk
80 ami Unread laecs Eigings anLi ns-rSinr.
-i-4 ie-in do
-i'i"- fH''i cuihrnuefvi AMI ain Ct,vr. Nh.
-il's aHA rentlcinsn'~ ki Iisc thread an,i roto, A.
.i-h iinehs Lawns I.insn Canihrcs and Di,t,,
ih~ blna-k Diaper. raht Cloth. ami N,rkin.
Iowei~ Bird Eye Dtar-r ~, pla...
Habit AMI Furniture Dniy mi Gas Clrtb ''
rain ana hgurc-i swiss Mushns, Cambtie. ana I,.o,.,
"eni'eficn- Sptahfesi Pongr. Bani,pp, usIc,
Slf-r wool black Cloths. ard Ca.t,,.,.,
Fancy Cassineres. Plain and rbbs, 6anbroops
r'p~ 'lnbit- Alpaca Iu-trsz coTd ,rl whit, Min,
e'er assortment staple Dus.tie- an az 500
viii be iouni cheap al '' ""''h
VALENTINE BREHDEN a COY
~ Street 1l,rk. mn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
SALE OF LOTS ON THE BASIN.

virtue of n Deed of Trust, made on the
~ llih May lsis. and record in th. office Of ,t II,
count Tor the Cy Of Richmond shall TIT RSDAY the -h Of
June next at o'clock T. NJ premises proceed 10 -. M
Puhc auction three lots the the Basin btv,
the city. " '' f-' VI
LUG Terms VIII he made known on or before the dly sale
q. y. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
ARRIVAL OF THE pREsInrNr

The President OF the United States expected IN nrrx.
IN this city to-day at three O'clock We are compelcd m
20 to press at half past O'clock p NJ TO be In time for
the afternoon mails Tomorrow, however we hone toI
able to give statement of the route and all b, NECESSARY
North. 'V""0' " me
a. - extremely gratifying TO to be able to announce
'at ,ne eLens OF the various cities, towns &C. THROUGH
Wheh the President expected pass have made arane
mens to receive his ESeeency in an appropriate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
Auftion Salrs.
THIS DAY.
%, williams 4 Hawaii.

ny Williams q IssNaII.
Ar AUCTION
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.
On WEDNEsDNY MORNING NEXT .tb ana, n, IA -, ,
10 li"t "ioir store slnn I'll auction chars .-., ~
sap" ase 30 t''erl-' LuDs-, &C aa.1as which arr
70 hlHi- Potio Rico an Crpa sugar
$50 BAGS In guifa doit.~
$50 do RIO On
100 d. Pnme Cuba Do
80 DO Augosura d.
80 Do -, Domingo 10
$50 botes S,.on,ans soap
10 bbts Tanner Oh
ucres- Spring Sperm Oh
10 half pip-- Apple Brany
10 DO French Brandy
bai- PhDngh Lines an.iB BED t'prI-
10 bbi- Vin.gar
- casks London Porter. quarts AMI pats
30 Kegs White Lad
50 boxes starch
90 ldlb boxes Tea Cunpoyier and Imperial
. hail chests Young IIyapn Tea
80 sOh Whisky. &c &C
Tefms-t ndeT slO0 500 and upvy,rs rror,h. .,
Tor approved negotiable notes, or town acceptance.
u WILLIAMS & HANALI. Aues
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

virtue oil Deed of Trust. executed tn the
subscribers by Thomas a. Godn dated the 10Th a,y NJ Ma,
l7+ ana Of record IN the office County Court Of
"u " Nd Tor cash on ESDAN, 9Th # fair # NOT The
next aif day Of June -i3 that being ay at Hanover C
hoiss Two uaets Of Land sd Deed conveyed ono Of which
~ hough Neck containing 203 less einy The
h"lgt oy sad Thomas H. Goidn Chae Thompson ami ne
on Tie OIL road leadng from Richmond Hanover C IJo -
IHs us i Of jas T. Huffman, Nath1 &. LpScomb &c on
"eh hnd s sad there valuable pns oak timber At one
oef aet containing - bounded BY the r m
ai"ToHsh Nathaniel AGREE Jenkins being TN.
nd uoughthy the sad Thomas 49, Goin OF William ,D,I A.,
iof The heir" Of George r. Smith Tn. subscribers a.. tr
"iu convey only The title ye" teu which they l.y Il, H.
ihdpuiablr Tie sale WIN place At the usual bour
JESSE C. NARBROUGU
HUDSON VI. WINGFIELD I trustees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY
GOODS

MAY. iSi3-Nsir Fashionable , and Cheap -.
~ JENKINS h's recently o,encl 500 package srrnr
- and summer ny Cois comprising extensive
Of Tahoe from r y1ri 1ni finer Lawns CorCd Nushns
and Gurhams ~ knt fr 1ie. ir.-sa rarisa. sun
Shades aui Umbrellas Lntus Fahc bfers 1uJ Napkus Co
pfnburg- ant arriy ofdufn.t. rus whsh b. si
ai unusually low prcss of sash un 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
ADDITIONAL. STPPIII5S

ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
M = af" opening tins per recent ARRIVAL.
v hrfe additions 20 stock o mud St.oI.
Dry Goods To which attention OF F,nl. 80
following articles: " F' " '''
Printed Lawns and Satin striped PARIS Molps
kaTiSon and Cambrc Gnghams
Satin striped Clalies Mouselin-
French printed Cambrcs
Printed Swiss Lawn
Black and coioured Alpaca I1stres and Eoli.nnss
Black and blue black Gro de Rhine
striped plaid and waiered Silks
Chene and hair cord Gambroons and Kremln.
ram and printed extra London werinps for Vests
Grape Carbet Brochelas and Hastings
White and brown heavy shrlnk Linen Druprs
Dark brown AID native French and IusI, Linen.
Binls Rye and Scotch Diapers and Hurkabaek
barnsley Linen sheetng ! aud , y,is wild.
Heavy brown cotton half Hose. regular mad.
suspenders, Lise Thread md Clerical Glove.
tAtra super choice color Pans Gloves
Black and cord Mttz-aH which Offered \, L,-. go
than they have before for or perhaps Win ai P
- SMELL. 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

S2O, OO0-5OOO.
New Jersey, No. 80, for Wednesday Evening Capitals
-S2O,UOO, 5000, $500, 2O00, 10 OF 1000 &c -
Nos.-2 drawn. Whoes 81; halves ., 80; quarters -.
Net S..
SI0,000-l50O0.
Alexandria Extra, for Thursday Evening. Capitals
Sl0,OO0, $4,000, sOOO 5000 100 of 1000. - Nos
IA drawn. Who!es $40; halves ;; quarters $50.
S7,OOO-5 OF 1000.
Va Leesburg No. %, for Friday the Exchange at
half past ; o'clock. Cupals-S7.00O, OF 1000, ; Of
300, 10 of 100. &c Nos-l2 drawn Wholes <. so;
halves l,2j quarters 625.
S6,0O0-2,0OO.
Grand Consolidated, No. %, for Monday morning.
900, 1000, 1000, 500 700, GOO, 500. 90
Nos-9 drawn. Wholes 81; Halves /; Quarters soc.
SlOOOO-SlO,OOO.
Alexandria, No 20, for Monday Morning. Capitals
$4,000 10000, 5000 1900, 1900, 10 OF 1000 sc. &c
Is Nos-l5 drawn. Wholes SlO Halves S.; Quarters
s.. 80.
IL Tickets in all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos for
sale at STRATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
A CARD!
2Oih Way, ist3.

Soth Nay, iSt3.
~ "''Se h ram OF bargains ia Ner and Fa-
Sh'oHdbte DRY GOODS, ofsuperior quaIifv.
u At WHOLESALE OR RETAIL IN
'ROUCH, BROOKS Il HUDSON have INST
- received their SECOND SUPPLY OF sr,pte y,yn
FANCY DRY GOODS soa.ss purchased uthin ,hs ,, ~,
rany ~ - favorable terms IN the Northern markets.
!, a.. Naa s'"Azr siyies Alrs before
eo"iTs and rs they desoi. establishing reputation
those who may favor with a eag Tbev sarn, -, ~
examination 81 their stock by want Of DRY Co b.s,
ognaId by any the city sni they arr S,,,rJ ,J ~
ASssiefs to sell CHEAP CASH As any r.,,., h
hasd VIZ i W '"' 'o'Ni- M" ON
hLEAciiED AND BROWN DoMEsrIcs DRm.IINGs AND
COTTON oZNABURGs
lao bales AMI cases embracing the mos, approved .rv f liz
'h anu Virginia faetones-al witls from % inches To
ye9re5 I'ee' from cents per yard to the best quality
ENGLISH FRENCH. SWISS and AMERICAN PRINrs-rqoo
pss upwards Of 10000 yards embracing all the newest .tv
at 80 80 10, ~ and 10 cents and finer
silk GOODS
NO BACK Gro de Rhnes AMI Mateon Silks rich h-,r. r,na
very heavy quality from IS o 90 inches Md. ' i
Superior plain Ribbed and Bene sa inches
e onptr sinp.r plaid figured AMI change Sole and Glaee
slks-rare and beautiful patterns
striped and figured satns
Rich printed BalzOrnes Baznrne Muslin. F,ut,rt s,. -
Ell Chuzlns-new patterns
Black and white six Ho~eg-par THu,uaAy harry
Rich neck and bonnet Ribbons
superior twed and plain 's handkerchief gentlemen lrss
Assortment and many patterns s'
Plain and figured VesfinRx SIN sery.s s.,.i, Sin
Embroidered silks Cardinals, and Fnnges for DO
bonnes Black ChaIe Aaeha Iustres Paramera Cloths
LACE GOODS
Lise and Thread iaees Inserinss and Edgngs
Males and other new style white Neits for Capes
Wells and Cariinals-ai ne styles.
CLOTHS, CAssSIEREs AND GAMBRooSs
aIo5 French Cloths and single mill Cas-meres summer coats
Medium and low price blue black invisible green cloth.
GambroOns from zoe to 81 IS per yard.
LINENS.
TileI' uniTes.ed IRISH Linens, Bansey hengs yaI wide
",s ana plnasks Linen Drngs and Linen Lawn. Hueka
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07
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