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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-07

ed-lhe price Of prodoce would 90 down
TO nobing-ond tabor Ieh without rs
reward. Sage philosophers! Welt,
the banks we're not re chartered they
we're suffered to 90 'dowu 10 the vile
dust from which they spcuog,' and the
bell OF the Capitol loIIed Their requiem
at Twelve O'Clock on The night o. tho
first Of January. l843 Yet, noiwiIh
standing all this, business is rapidly re.
VlvIog, specie is coming into The coun :
try, and filing uplhe avenues Of circu =
Ia'Ion as fast as paper disappears aod
gives II room, and every thing promises
returning prosperity, notwithstanding
wbig predictions.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-07
THOSE BANKsr THOSE BANKsr

The FEDERAL editors, frightened to des
PeraIlon by the high prize Of the farm
er's produce, the soundness of the cur,
rency, the imporlations Of specie, the
low rates of exchange, and The daily
signs of returning prosperity, are at,
tempting 10 engage the attention OF the
public by raising a howl from one end
OF The Slate 10 the other. abou; those
banks" those banksn Why, YOU sily
fellows, the people are laughing a, your
toily IN supposing lhat they can be d.
Verled by your dismal yells and lsmen
laIlons from perceiying that banks. YES,
your boasled banks. have no more to do
wIlh their real prosperity than patriot
ism and honesty with your political pro.
LESSONS. Sneak of 10 your holes then
ye squeaing coons bathe your pinched
tails in hard cider, and rumiuaIe over
the sure loss Of your hides next October
You are all sold to the halters.-Dayton
Empire.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-07
BANKS AND PRODUCE.

Wheat is now in demand at the Zanes,
VILE mills al 30 cents per busbeI. While
the Banks Of Moskingum and GAINESVILLE
were IN exisIencd- for me last wear Of
their lIVes-it was 40 cents. They are
dead, and aOheat is looking pi We
hope our financial oeighbor ofrho RI
publican will give US another iere maid
on 'Iocoloco bank destruction. '-Zanes
Uale aurora
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-07
No. @s--WHOLE No. asa

inilg The case was clear one, and
Billy Fame wa- nad ,nbiedIy guilty nf
burglary! The Squire put speclacles
on nose, and turning 10 the law relative
TO the case. to his horror. found The pun.
ishmenr wa. d"alh, and not knowing
f1ers was any sucn thing a. atrial by
jgry, after some pre- imlnary remarks,
proceeded 10 sentence Billy 10 he hong
oua cerlsn day. Billy of co1rsp. 70.
mon~traled. hut ihe Justice told him
thai, though he believed he had spoken
the truth in rr'atron % the affair. yet
by the letter ol the law he was gniIiy Of
burglary, and the penalty Of ihe Law
was death 10 any person convicted
thereof.
There were No aiI' in rhor portion of
the Ss'e Al that rme, and Billy relurn-
ed to hts nome with a sorrnwing heat.
The caresses Of his wife end the inno-
cent prarte OF the JngeniIe Fsnes Jailed
10 rouse him from the deep Direction Of
spirits he had faIlpu inio. He knew on.
ly, that on a certain day he had got 10
60 and ne hung, and ha, caused him ex.
ceedng dsqpieiude Ile s,roVe 10 la
Dor 10 his fed Tor day or Two, but The
horror of his situation rendered him
powrrless. The daV fixed on for his
execution drew on space, aDl R'lv's
anxiety of mind was horrible, UDabia
any ongerto bear up under the thoughts.
that oppressed him. te went TO the ma
gis'rais 10 learn il any thing could pos.
Silly be done 10 save his neck from ,he
ha'reT. The Squire condoled with hun,
cGmmsers'aa his hard fate. and express.
ed deep sorrow that he stern mandate
o the law required sacrifice so great;
bat there WAS the law. and he, ils sworn
administrator, could do nothing hnt soe
It's requiremeu's fulfilled. Squire Moo
debUry cou'd devise no wav 10 save R'l.
Iy, unless on lair representation Of the.
ease heing made TO the Governor he,
should inlerpuse the executive clemeucy
and pardon him Accordingly he made
a fair statement Of the cs'e, vourhing
for BlIy's honesty, and, regreriing the
necessity that compelled him TO pass the
sentence OF death upon him, begged his
Excellency ro pardon him.
The next day saw Billy Fame mount
ed on stout geding, making his way
with all convenient speed TO the capital,
some four days ride distant. 10 eBdeaVor
to procure pardon from the Governnr.
Arrived al the Governors house, Billy.
entered. found his excele0cy at home,
and with great humility handed him,
Squire Mood lebury's letter. The Cow
ernor read il atfeniively. and with great
diff uliy suppressed he rising mftth
which the ludlcroUsnPss Of the affair
provoked. Excu,ing himself Tor mo-
meH,, "OId Poins" retired 10 a shaded
grass plot near his msnsion, and rolling
on lbe ground gave ven 10 load a1d.
continuous voley Of cachinalions that
could nc longer be suppressed, and wbee
he was able to resume his gravity and
usual dignity OF demeanor, returned 10
The anxious culpril and wrole him an uD--
condll0naI pardon; and after writing
note to the worthy Squire informing him
Of the fact that every citizen accused Of
crime was entitled to trial by jury OF
his peers. handed them both to Billy,
and sent him Gu his home ward course.
rejoicing in his narrow escape lrom
hanging N D. Topic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-07

Will not the farmers Of Ohio make
their fertile hills and valleys echo with
thanks to the democratic Legislature Of
last winter, Tor saving them from the
worst enemy of their prosperity, the
Old rotten, cheating, and rhieving Wbie
banking systemG Read the following
from the Mansfield Shield and Banner
oflhe 7lh inst Prospects are indeed
cheering for tho people, but for the
Wing politicians, horribly ercruciating.
MI Vernon Democratic Banner
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-07

CAUSE AND EFFECT The Cincinnati
GazaIIe says, that The amount Of busi
ness done on the Miami Canal at pre-
sent, is double what it was last wear at
this time. There are thirteen Whig
B"nks less in the State this gear than
last MI Vernon Bdaner.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05
THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW CON
DEMNED.

The Iuy number Of The Democratic Rowe "
contains an assault on The Democrats who hold
Office under President Tyler. The Globe, OHIO
Statesman, New Yo.k Pl,b ian, Penns, lvani-
an, and several papers in the interior Of Penn
syvana, sailing under false coors-thatis, hav-
ing up Mr. Buchanan's flag, without being
friendly TO him, and designing 10 transfer the
State TO the Dictators-are about all the Demo
cratic presses in the Union which as AL the Ad-
ministration. We attribute the article in the
Rview to the editor Of some one of these
presses.
The New York Evening Post thus speaks OF
the article:
Indeed, to our taste, the article is unnecessarily
the Democrats who find It consistent TO accept Office
under him. We cat have no disposition 10 excuse
the attempts OF those in power 10 build up party by
the of patronage but surely II is using language
too strong TO speak of Democrats who take office as
communicating themselves with the disgustfuness OF
political prostitution If the writer would consult
beautiful discussion Of the subject Of taking Of
fee under adverse adm nisration by the late L.
celent Sir Samuel Romilly, his charity would lead
him 10 perceive that his charge Of political prosii,u-
lion was rather too sweeping. There many points
m the article however, 10 which ii would be useful
for The Government TO attend"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

TIM ATTORNEY GKNER,L-NoticiDg the appoint
men, Of John Nelson Esq, to the post of Attorney
General Of the United States the editor Of the c
mond Wing says We never heard Of Mr. Nelson
before" We were very near saying this confession
argues yourself unknown. Mr. Nelson Is one of the
most distinguished members OF the bar in MARYLAND.
His name has been banded about by po,-house
politicians, and hence he is not so well known as
many Others vho might be named. The only public
position, we believe, MIR. Nelson has ever held was
the post Of Minister TO Tho kingdom Of Naples, TO
which he was appointed by Pres dent jackson. There
he performed the duties OF his mission with credit to
himself and TO the satisfaction of the Government Mt,
Mr. Nelson Is, in this city, highly esteemed both as
citizen and lawyer and his friends have full faith
that the Attorney Generasbp will be dsgraced
in his person.-Baif Sun.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05
REMARKABLE PUNCTUALITY-wOR
OF COMMENTATOR AND IMITATION

1t is stated, as we see, ip the N. o. Picayune
that the steamboat Fashion, which carries the
mail between that city and Mobile, has, since
she commenced running carried 1877 mails to
and from Mobile, without losing a trip.
The steamboat Fsshiin left the Lake end Of the
Poncbsrran Railroad yesterday for this city, by the
way Of the RIVER. She Is to undergo some repsirs,
and will resume her station IN the line the 18th
proximo till which time the Creole takes her place.
Since the Fashion commenced running, she has car.
ried 49, mails to and from Mobile and never lost
one.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

Tue FouRrH OF JuLr--Tbe sixiy-sevcnth ami
versary Of our national independence celebrated
in this city by the military, and the Colonization
Temperance and Literary Societies, and Sabbath
Schools Several orations we're delivered during the
day and the interesting ceremony Of laying the cor
ner stone Of the new Temperance Hall on 4 stree,
performed The bells we're rung at stated periods,
aud in the evening, there was splendid display OF
FIRE works in the square fronting the Executive man.
sion.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

MoRNoN MIssIos THE last number Of the Times
and Seasons contains a "recommendato-y" notice
from Smith, the presiding elder Of the Latter Day
Saints, designating and appointing brother G.. j.
Adams, TO accompany Elder Hyde on a mission to
St. Petersburg in Russia to be one Of the messen
gers to introduce the funess Of the glorious gospe of
The Son Of God to the people OF that vast empire
and cold country
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

Major Noah is about to issue weekly newspaper,
to be called Nosh's Weekly Messenger. 1t will be
neutral in politics. or, in other words, will speak its
opinions without regard TO perty,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

FoR HousrxsrrrRs.--A first rate article Of Bat
terbresd may be made without the use Of eggs, b,
simply making UP the batter with fresh buttcrmilk
II should be made thin and well beaten together
Try Il.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

her son, John d. Clark, Esq, after long end pro-
trscted Illness, Mrs. TABITHA CLARK, formerly
Of Allegany county, Maryland in the 18th year Of
her age.
" Cumberland papers please copy.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

We have heard but one opinion expressed Of the
appointment Of JoHS NELSON, Esq, 10 the office Of
Attorney General and that is approval. His dstin-
gu.hod legal abilities are acknowledged by ALL and
his gentlemanly bearing has made bin many warm
personal friends He will fill the office with honor
to himself and country.-Bah Reprb.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

hogsbead Of tobacco was sold at Richmond OF
Wednesday at $40 per cwt.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

Upwards Of one hundred of the sailors on boar
the Pennsylvania have been attacked with the inlu
enza.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05
Don,InsoNrn.Ir. Anril

DossLpsoSynLs, April %, 1s43.
NV Dram Sra. When the iuteres Of the South
are in danger ono naturally turns ones eyes TO you
who have long proved yourself to be their vgiisn
able, and devoted guardian II seems to that the
impending crisis is fraugbt with much and as Sc.
rious mischcfs could easily be brought 10 bear on
the prosperity any people. fanatica war wsged
against our two great staples, with vindctive
Nv on both sides Of the ocean, that has rarely been
eaualled should sdmonish vs. 10 husband our resour
oe.-a, all events to avoid the danger Of division,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

MIR. Gushing is at home, confined by indispos
ton.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05

The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER has beer
received
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05
M.snrseros. 7lh MAY. 1919.

NV Dr.p Sra You do not state too strongly the
danger to which the South, and, in fact, the whole
country, is exposed. Never IN my opinion, has the
country been in more danger than at present The
Administration is powerless, and the Wings nfatus-
ted and IL the object to ruin, instead Of saving
the country, IT would be scarcely possible to take =
more cifectual way han that which has been pur-
sued.
concur IN most Of your views and reflections on
the identity Of interest (fairy consi1eed) between
cotton and sugar; and, far as my principles will
admit ia sec full justice ne 10 IN, later 10 ne erieni
that ran BE- Effected BY my oscfions can, however,
agree to no duty but such the revenue may require
and none so high any article as will push II be.
yond the greatest amount Of rrenue that be drred
from the Article. These are the limits within which
may act and with them exercise a sound discretion.
But in determining the amount OF revenue required,
shall expect economy and retreDcbmcnt on the part
Of those having the control, as far as public policy
may permit and that no part Of the public re enue
shall, be given away. Observing these rules and with
the scope they will admit, shall take pleasure in
PROTECTING your great staple against the machi-
nations OF the opponents Of slsye-labor. They arc
ever on the watch and stand ready to seize every op
portuny TO render labor worthless, and TO weak
en- our title to our property.
J. C. CALHOUN.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-05
AZ Detroit, MICHIGAN

$40 b, sh,ls of new white field beans.
f,sO0 pounds of 30 d hard soap.
,f40 pounds II gooI hard tallow candles
50 tu .h.l- OF good cl,an dry fine salt.
l 100 gallons OF good cider vinsgar.
Al Bufoio, New York.
300 L~.-~i- &c rv,h.
$50 barrels OF fresh superfne -four.
$40 bushels Of new white field beans.
$500 pound Of good hard soap.
,440 pounds OF good hard iallow candles.
80 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
100 gallons Of good cider vinegar
Al Fort Niagara, Neie York.
IS barrels Of pork.
l40 barrels Of fresh superfne -four.
co bushels Of new white field beans.
200 pounds Of good hard soap
36u pounds Of good hard tallow candles.
20 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt.
275 gal ons Of good cider vinegar.
Al Fort Ontario, Oswego, New York
rs barrels Of pork.
l ~ barrels Of fresh superfne -four
81 bushels OF new white field beans.
200 pounds Of good hard soap.
800 pounds Of good hard tallow candles
% bushels Of good oIea dry fine salt
275 gallons of good cider vinegar
At SackeHs Harbor, Neo York.
225 barrels Of pork.
42o barrels Of fresh super6ne -four.
100 bushels Of new white field beans,
1900 pounds Of good hard soap.
OsO pounds Of good hard tallow candles.
60 bushels Of good clean dry fine sat.
s25 gallons Of good cider vinegar
Al PlottSbwg, New York
IS barrels OF pork.
l4O barrels OF fresh supei6ne -four.
60 bushels Of new white field beans.
200 pounds OF good hard soap.
800 pounds Of good hard tslow candles.
20 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt.
275 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
NJ Y-NARKp.r 1y.,, AZ :,

~. i-hAhhEl wednesday, May Ia.
Beeswax continues To sell freely at 29a3Oc 30 NJ Rio
Grnnde shin bones brought So, and NJ Rio Grand. OK
horns 81 NJ. 10000 fire bricks sold at 4 80 for red
aud S9 for white. Foreign coal il some what more in re-
quest Coffee heavy Campcnchy wood has sold nj 25
cash. Sales OF dry cod 9, and of mnckercl AT 80
and 81. Northern hay has fallen TO l5c and will no, nov
even command that.
Hides selling freely, though the sales this week are
OF miscellaneous lots, Of the large. Lead rather
droops The receipts OF Molasses are small and prics
steady. There considerable sales making of Norh
Co. Turpennc at 81 So Resin s5c. Sales have been
made o English LnsSed oil SO. Flnxse.d continues
scarce, and commands SO so Sales OF Cassia and
Nntmegs at former prices Sugars heavy and rather
cheaper. ~ ~
Ashes 81 so and So with large receipts boil, pre
sent and prospective and good demand Is 600 mound.
Whaebone brought 30 cts which shows n further advance
Specie Is still pouring up ~ O'Clock TODAY there
been entered 10y .he Garck from Lyerpoo 2ss ono and
by the Suy from iayre Sl59iO0 all gold II the Specie
now IN wall street Silver would be more than
The Banks could accommodate. But there is very little
Silver here. Wy ~
There is movement to-day in Cotton FIour poss oG
freely, 6enesse at > 69a75; Ohio via canal 81 so though
some parcels have been sold considerably lower Good
brands VIA NJ Orleans bring Si,37, md mixed sl25.
Georgetown 81 so There some lots of Wheat ,Hnat
but not yet sampled; they will probably command 93a95c
No sales OF Rye or Corn small lot of Barley sold atiOc
Sales Whiskoy at l9c. which is an Improvement
f.S'-Evoning. The sales of Flour have been quite
large today and ut firm price Among the sales are 1000
brs New Orleans, in various lots fat Sl3IaS4ii ConsiJ
cradle Michigan and Ohio at 81 5On5G
Reported for Journal Of Commerce
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES-May II.
BY L. VI. HoFEMAN & Co.
Moiasses-i2 bbls, %; 90 hhds ola
Wine butts Sherry Wine, 55a77I; 40 or casks Port
Wine, 25.
BY MNrURN & Co.
Sa't-2oO sacks Salt damaged, ,25al 80, cash.
by d. {. X w. PELL * Co.
Sugar-9O bSs brown Havana Sugar, damaged. 6,sIa7.
Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

~ OTI E.-Thc subscriber returns his most
L thanks and IA. public generally M an.
hoeal support be has received the G twenty
yeai- and informs them that be- has taken
WASHINGTON HOfEl- anl Il Undergoing a rpfo.,gh
repair INSIDE and out and will be ready rceepo of h-
,ns"- AMI tbs Pnbhe by the FIRST of MAY NENr : do
IKE newspaper IniLng. hat will th,t the l..
win IT, IN t-ter ord'r than has snc- Il was hunt
u on" 81 IA. most pleasant locations In. the h,,,
Richmond fronting tbs capitol anil a.. Vii.
surrounding county u shall b. arui c-an tl
bedding srih be goo and k.a clan shall H. furnished
with the best tina market anonls s-rvci m m t
Old Virginia syr' stables r Le supplied aud ai..i
by good o-er nay servants shall all cLany ,t.I ,ei
oonnr-iaiing shall be hard t,u..
an II tieDi- AMI tn. public giv. the a call binL
shal lr abs To please them Will, the pee
IN such nannsf that y Viii he repea t1.r yt
VIII anoher thing that drunkenness gaming or any olt
dissipation VIII b1 allowed tbs ked with .f.
feet ORDER can be- found ohl time
JOHN TAIMAN
0J " B-Tlo Swan Tavern rent first nate tani IN,
possession gwen ON the first OF May inorma
ton, eBguir. OF the subscriber.
JOHN TAI.MAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
STATIONS OFFICE,
EnIlRTEEN TII SrR EL,I,

Drawn Nos Of the Va Leesburs Iouep, Class No eO-Drawn
May
u - ~ % 90 ii p II 20 G5 s. y.
Drawn Nos o tie Alexandria Lottery Extra, No Il6 drawn
May ~
- I'll 20 50 IL 10 y 80 81 Is 6I
Ticket Nos 81 81, another Capital prize soil paid by
nta 10 SrRArrON.
Drawn Nos 81 New Jersey Lottery Class SO-irwn 18th
NAV:
a. Is e. e. II q g. % - % 80.
Drawn Nos ol the Ae,andra Lottery Css No 81 drawn MAY
l 81 - GG Is 90 90 81 81 50 80
Ticket No- 10 80. ptzr 800! also wholc ticket
Nos 20 10 go, Prrze Of 500! both ~p o,shei by
SrRArTON
S7OOO-25OO
Grand Consolidated, No. ~. Extra for Monday Morn.
ing. Capitnls-S7OOO, $500, 1900 OF 1000 Sc &c -
Nos 10 drawn. WhoIes 81; halves |; quarters 80.
S3O.OOO-lOOOO
Alexandra, No 81 for Monday Morning. Capitals
S3O,OOO 10000 G0OO, ~ uf 1000 &C. &c &c Nos: 10
drawn. Whocs SlO halves >; quarters $50.
$GO.OOO, $4,000, SI5OOO
Alexandra Lottery. Glass NJ ior NAV 27th Capitals
S6O.OOO, 10000, $1,000 10000, 5000 1000 5000.
5000, 1000, $500, 1900 { IT 1000, : Of 1850 ~ of
1900. 10 Of 1850, 30 Of 1890 20 Of 500, &c &C. ~
Nos-l6 drawn. Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters 3:
cghths 80. Rccoloci the place where the prizes are
sold - STATIONS
Office iith Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
It's rimorcd again in Washington. ,h0

IL IL rimored again in Washington that Mr. IJpsb, 10 Il,
Ia France, and that Mr. X. NJ T. Hunter IL In he mad,
Secretary Of the Navy We rather expect however tina,
this time Mr. Hunter is called to Washington touching by
and wcighy matters concerning the grand CALHOUN move
nent that Is now going on-quicty and underground n,
present-bui To be shown openly. by and by We should
have liked much better IT Mr. Hunter had not during ,h.
late canvass, rather KNucKLED the Van Buren, men
Aier. Gdsetfe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
&SGssssss@
Br LssT EYE.Sixys MsIl..

The Hon Garrett ID. Wall, formerly u. $. Senator from
~ Jersey, was attacked with the palsy few DAYS nyo
hisresdence in Burlington. But little hopes Of I'll rceove
~ are cniertaincd.-iLer. Gas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON!
For Saturday received Monday Morning
Grand Consolidated, Wilmington, Extra No. 2O-Capi.
tai Prizes, 1000, $500, 500, 2i6, l.OlO. = Of /
600, OF 500, Of 200, 10 OF 100 &c. - Nos aud IL
Drawn. Tickets 81.
For Saturday 2Oh May.
Alexandra Lottery, Class % Capals-S3O,O 600 III. =
600, 6OOO, 29OO 20 of 1000 20 of 500 10 uf 800 Sc
Of 300, &c. list drawn No 500 ID or 3rd SIG lth or
9th, Sl2; lowest prize SlOJ Tickets $40.
Mammoth Lottery, for - May. Alexandra, Class VI
Capitals-S60,O00, 10000, $1,000 10000 5000 7OOr.
6OOO 5000, 1000 $500, 23 prizes OF 2OOO Of 1850
10 of 1900 10 OF 1850 80 Of lOOO OF 500 30 Of 400
100 of 800. &c.
IL In this Lottery there prizes than blanks and
more than oneh Of the prizes with either three or two ct
the drawn numbers * Nos-I6 drawn. Tickets 500
Q B-Packarcs Of wloes halves and quarters of singh,
tickets for sale this office. confidential and attended
90 with prunptnc-s. WORKMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

We are sorry by the report Of the opening OF the u
States Circuit Court in Boston on Monday that Judge io
~ III u ,,kc his ON the bench-dL,r Ga.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20
WINES FOR SALE,

y pursuance of decd of trust. executed bv
John Heh decd To the subscriber John g. Met'rcde g.
ceased dated the S@h September rccori IN
VIII be- soil at - leser Chesterfield RsDAY tn Ist n
June next or cash the stock OF Wines Liquors Of The said
John iei being 81 the bst KIND kept and Comprising
deyolns Biial Madeira II ID Madeira u bore oL
Hunts MADEIRA 81 demohns Romano Sherry / pir- VIM M
bottles OH Por s. do Hunts Ma..ra: md 10 l,l
tldrgL MILES SIR nI,N
lI-dGcds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-20

Besides Fzs OF $3.50 500 $50 so 500 ss5 $50
SIS sIs. $40.
- No Lottery Drawn Balot-,
Tickets only SO halves q. qIaters . .,rltb- 20
'eri'iairS OF packages OF sG wboc Tickets ss7O
DO. do..... 20 Half. ..do............ las
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