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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-13
From the S0uthrun,
THE CLOSING SCENE OF THEJACK.
gCN TRAGFOV

Our readers have been fully informed ofthe
events connected with the movements OF the
Regulators In and about Jackson, from the
time Of the gathering together at the great
convention, on the I'D February, up 10 the
escape Of Graves, with the pubic money. We
at that time supposed The curtain had fallen
the five acts OF the play we're concluded, and
the actors had LEFT the stage. But we find we
were much mistaken. The tide Of time rolls
on, and with it the bark Of human fFailiy. i
Is not in the power Of man to calculate the
effects to be produced BY the acting cause.
What eye can f0resee The wondrous events Of
the approaching fltui little viuiany, like
leaven, viii swell the mighty loaf Of human
cFiines-it has the power Of producing and re-
producing al iHfHaum.
The untimely late Of William II. Shelton,
who has been known from one extremity Of
The county TO the other as President ofthe
Brandon bank, a member Of the party which
sly es il self the 81 untcHifed democracy" and
tried ard reckless Repudiat0r, teaches a
lesson BY which all dishonest men should be
benefited. His end has been such 1s to draw
forih comments from bis friends and iOes-an
ED lhat Is connected with circumstances in
which the whole human huhly cannot but be
Interested. Our intention. has always been
never 10 speak Of the dead, unless we speak
well ia maa has faults, lei them be buried
ia the grave with him. Whatever Col Shell
tons faults may have been we viii have no.
thing 70 Do with then now, except 50 far as
they may be connected with the circumstances
which brought INN to az nntimeiy doalh' The
respect we have for bis afflicted family, his
numerous relations and friends, would Ratur-
ally point out such course. In lis domestic
relations he has always maintained the char
seter Of devoted husband and afeciionate
hlher. and for this reason bis death is much
deploFed.
The immediate circumstances connected
with bis death are If we have been correctly
informed, substantially - 5llow: He was in
Jackson on Thursday, the sd ult, and was
summoned as g witness on the trial Of Graves.
Ills evidence, as gwen 10, was not material,
although from bis manner, i was ev.deht he
knew facts which were concealed o. misfepFe-
ssnte2. lie leit On the same day for bis resi-
denee Al Brandon. and sever returned. R w.
Crane, ESQ, Just about the tineof the Demo
eiatic Convention loaned Shelton Eve or SIX
thousaad dollars, which be Placed in the treas
ury. for the purpose, il Is presumed, 70 enable
Graves 10 make a fair showing, provided the
Oaioe should be examined. Shortly after THE
Mr., Crane told Shelton that he must have The
money, Col, ). drew the money out, and lef
i in the hands Of 4 friend Of both part.rs. ar
4. tod him not 70 take il away agaiaj but
seems that Col s. took The money and gave {
70 Gfsges inmodaiely befsre Die trial can't
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TREASURER GRAVES.

twas reported in town last evening and on
very good authority, that our leg.reasuIer
had been aPprehended IN Holmes county
We are naturally rneredulOus about such re-
ports. Even II he has been caught, he IL 50
slippery that he will probably escape before
be gets to his proper resting pace-the Pen.
itenfiary. SoufsTon.
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scENEs INIAcksoN.
sornK lst-(Enisr JUICE Sharks, chaaSsl
lar Buclssr and Person Skaiuekl

sah.4AM A-N $3.50 ~
lor Buctnsr and Person Skaifuek)
Sharksy-Gontlemon, am sorry suspen-
ded that order 10 bring Choctaw TO a showing
81 counting the money. Iamairaid he viii ab.
s9uaiHliEs with al the money before We can
get him.
Parsou So, he IS a repudialor; just let
him 70. When he fixes my fee, ! want him
to rim, bul must have my Zee, for when a
psrson turns lawyer, Of course you knoE i is
lor the fees. How much easier Il Is 70 keep
rogues Of The Peuitenhary than souls cot Of
he'll
Buckmer-Firsl rate PaBon. ha, Ia, be; be-
8. Did you observe, Parson, how cut The
Governor Up when could get a chance. We
must make a little wing capital you know, as
wo 20 along 10 this business. ! shall say al
the time that the Governor has the power,
and ought to have exercised i a long time
since.
B. That IS a happy thought. We can
make enough out Of this 10 beat the id loco
loccs. understand they are gong TO presen.
me bill in the morning for an injunction to
SOP Graves and the money, but put il all of
on Tackef. shall say that he has ample AL
thorty, aid has had al along and that the
sour; has NJ power. Parson give me some
more Port vine.
Parson s. tel you what il 3 gentlemen,
now il the time 10 use up the loco iocos. You
know Tucker beat me fer Governor; and you
see want him and his lacky Freeman, to
get particular goss you just postpone tbs
search in counting, Sharkey, for two days. In
the moan time, Chociaw viii run of with all
the money, and then we win make big fuss
generally, and say that locofocos will stea any
bow. and we will lay il al on Tucker. Some
win say that he is 10 e0ho0is with Graves; and
every body can't help saying that be Is stu
pld Cd Ounce, and has neglected 10 do his du-
IL, because, that you know IS a fact and, as
to Freeman and Mathews, why the thing Is
dead out with them. Then.ifthe locos get sor-
tor divided up, II there is any sort Of chance, |
will come in and give them another pull for
Covernor.-(Aside.) Just let me alone for
human mater, haynt been a Methodist pres-
cher and lawyer for nothing.
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Columbus MACH 9Th, Is43.
SHERMANS POOR MANS
PLASTER.

On'y i2l-2 cenis-l, 900 O0sold yearly.
THOUSANDS Of certificates might be
u gwen Of their wonderful properties in
curing Rheumatism, weakness ofthe back ant
side, &c, but the enormous quantity sod must
be the greatest evidence Of their virtue.
Directions, and lac sinile Of the name Of
a. sherman ". D. on the back Of each Of
the genuine Plaaers.
y Be particular 10 get shermun's
Poor VANS Plaster, as there are sew
eral base limitations which arc worthless.
Those suffering from any Of the above disea-
ees will End these not only the cheapest, but
the best Plastes sold. For sale az
kEELER'S cheap cash Store.
March 9th 1913.
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W H. SHELTON.
Deposited also ss75 treasury warrants
1901 "a State WaFfants,
e l724 30
g. Ii93 Is ca.

| have borrowed on account Of The above,
S6l from Me- Thomas, S29, treasury notes.
1916 so from r. A. Patrick, 10 pay A AlilleF
$1,000 in gold bought Tor VIM. h. Crane, "a
pay George 7. Swan.
Mach l5--B0FroWed IN treasury warrants
and pad w. r. c. SlO0l s..
20th--I fear my fate is Fixed. Graves viii
DO nothing to-day, and Crane is uneasy-4so are
others who have entrusted me with their funds.
II ! am deceived, cannot survive Il. My for.
tune is Eone--my credit also II am decei.
we'd, I cannot meet my friends who have
relied on me. How am 10 meet my God
Must my destroyer i've and die Oh Gods
how awful Yet il Is better to die By my owd
than the blood Of another on my hands. Il
must be, III am deceiyed--Monday. Tuesday,
10 o'clock.--No better. What Is to be doney
Night, II o'clOck--I have received nothing
but promises, depending on GFaves The
truth Is, my warrants have been used to fli
up examination. As far as gone the specie %
IN amount full. hthe iRvssueaiioa Raa o5sE;
or excitement at an end, would receive al ia
gold, or as much IS need at present to satisfy
al Uh0 have entrusted me.
g2d-The question: now is, Wih those per-
sons continue 10 delay lengeFl am sure
myself that 81 is sale-lif they DO not, die To-
dsy By my own hands. Oh Ord, iorgivs me
Oh God, take care Of my wife and little ones.
The following Is copy Of nole len Upon The
bank Of the river, and supposed 10 lave ueen
written Just before bis deaih.
Before take this dreadful cap. swear b
fore The living God, Rhat Graves has al tie
funds ! could get. i was invested ID State
warrants lea him under the promise that geld
should be paid At par az seen as The inVesiinas
ton was overall Is gone.
The only warrants Which can describe {
haze 70 doubt are IN the treasury
Al cd warrant, sl226,
Tracy warrant, 7S5,--sbslongfng to T. 2.
Ware. ss75 wrapped d T7ey'S ssoonn'i
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THE BEST MEDICINES Is THE
WORLD.

A re SHERMAN's MEDcATrD LozEEaEs,-
n These NlediciIe are as pleasant to the
taste a. the best pcppermini Or RISE candy, ana
they are warranted more cgicaciOus than any
other remedies in use.
Their convenient form also rcnlers them
preferable 10 all others A few may be put in
The pocket and taken a, pleasure, without trOu-
BE o. hndrance from business. IN short, in
view Of their decided superiority 81 every 70.
speet, they may well be pronounced tho
....-.us -. ~ mr. nrfs rxrrrrsrn,
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.

FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN.
Drawn Nos. Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra
Class, No. a7-Drawn July Eth
53 40 80 SIS "A 25 30 AZ 65.
Drawn Numbers of the Alexandria Lottery, Class No.
39-Drawn July 9Th.
81 55 IS 81 GO 50 Is I 20 ~ 10 43 "A %.
Ticket Nos IL "a, prize Of $780, sold and paid
by STRATTON. 'N F@'O
Sls,0OO-5OOO.
To-day At the Exchange ,! O'Clock Monongaa No ga
Capitals $4,000 5OOO sOOO 1000 ~ Of 500 10 Of 300
80 Nos II dnwn-whoIes s.; halves so; quarters IS
Sl0,OOO-lO,O OO-lO,OOO.
AeHasdra No 6l Extra Thursday eveningCapital Of
$4,000 1000, 10 Of IoOo Of 900 &c - Nos ~
dnwn-wholessS halves So qrs I25. drawn No $40 20
do 81, ID 4th 80. 49, -
S2O,OOO-5OOO
New Jersey No 90 for Wednesday evennr-Capal 500 OoO
5000 2OO0 1900, 10 Of 1000 500 &C IS Nos "a drawn
-whoes s. halves ESQ qrs 1875.
Sl0,0OO-lO,0OO.
Alexandria, No. 100 Extra THURSDAY NJ
$4,000 5000 2OOO 1900 1000 10 Of 400 20 Of $50 Is
Nos IL drawn-wholes 81 halves !; qrs. I.
S7OOO-2OsO
Va Leesbug No % fer Friday At the EXCHANGE n o,c,o-k
Capitals 1000 2Os0 Of 900 10 &c &C Nos ~ drawn
-wboles - so; halves 25; qrs. 62Ie.
Sl7,5O0-60OO
Grand Consolidated No Extra for Monday norninTC,pi
tails Sl75OO 6OO0 3OOO 1000 1000 OF 500 M rs M,
IL drawn-wholes s.; halves 50: qrs. 1875
S5000O-2O. OOO-IO 900.
Alexandria Class ~ for Monday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 600
soOOo 10000 1000 5000 SO Of 1000 so Of 900
20 Nos IL dnwR-wboes $40; halves 5; qrs so
W Tickets in all the Lotteries, and the lucky Noe for
sale at STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
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NEW YORK MARKET. F,;d.v J.Iv 7-ar

Cotton remains quiet.
There have been few buyers Of Flour in marke, who
have taken Michigan S525; good brands Of Ohio Is
S Is offered at $3.50. bu, there have been
l60O bu. good Wheat sold 120c $500 bu. Va Corn at
PC W.T. cargo Of T. L. Salt brought about 275c. bu;
1900 lbs. old Copper 15c. ID.
There n better sale Of Oranges and Lemons by auc
ton TO day than before.
Pork stands yesterday. with but few sales Prime
Lard in kegs Is worth &c ID; poor is very plenty
Sterling bills in much demand Sales b.ve bcep
made ut sac, and prem. francs 5275s2sc shipment
Of Mexican dollars at per prem be made BY the
Havrc packet. Wv
Money stocks have u downward vibration to day.
r. s. Evening-The sales Of Cotton are COO bales for
day. "'' 'o'
Exchanges Including cerfifeafes and Cheeks
Boston par J.; Philadelphia par A; Baltimore l,I disc,,
Washington o. c. dis; Richmond II; Raleigh IA 2;
wilmington w; Charleston d Augusta Hal; Macon Il; Co.
iumous Savannah ta1 Mobile I3al4 dis N Orleans par
pm ST Louis Jag; Louisville ba2 Cincinnati 2s4 Nash
VILE 35a4 Apaachieoa a2 Treasury Notes par iai
bls on London eia9 prem DO. France ST. % Ia2si Dol
lars, Spanish lO4al06; Dollars, Patriot premium:
Donboons Spanish l6 l6 10; Doubloons Patriot Is go
al5.65.-Jor. Com.
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lotteries.
}. G. GREGORY 4 co, MANAGERS,


Richmond. Va
Lottery draws the Exchange sonisy1
ssooo Sooo sooo 1850 10 Of 1000. of Tickets
For Tnsays ofsoooo 5000. sooo 1901, 10 Of 1000
10 Of 500. &e- Tickets -.
10 DISCO. &e- Ticket. o..
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class N. for iss3 q be drawn at
Aksanifa ID e. Saturday. July 1880 Brilliant
Schemo-l grand capital OF 900. splendid prize of
10000. prize Of 10000 of 000 OF 5000 of 1868
~ 81 50 Of 500 so of400 65 Of Of 2OO
Besides prizes Of 800, $50. $50, $40 800 SO 10 No
Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots-Tickets Sl0-halves s
quartes25O Certificates ofpackages of2G whoes 100 90
shares in proportion.
Aexandra Lottery, Class 40 for ls43 to be drawn n,
Alexandra. ID. c.. Saturday, July o. ISl3:-CapitalsI
Prize OF S3O,OO0 Of ,0O0 Of 6,000 Of 35OO of
5I prize Of $1,000. Of 500, 40 prizes Of 600 so
Of 800 go Of 400 &c.&c. Tickets l0-halyes 5-quarer.
ESQ Certificates Of packages Of 25 wholcs, SI3OOO-
shares in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery, Class Al for l843 10 be drawn n,
Alexandria, d. c. Saturday, July 80 lS43: Prizes prize
OF s3OOO0, 100000, Of $40, Of 300O OF 1000
prizes OF 81 500 OF 250 Of 200 40 OF 500 900
OF 2O0, &c. &c. Tickets Sl0-halves 5-quarers so
Certificates Of packages Of &c whoes $3.50 O0-shares in
propotion.
Tickets and Shares Certificates Packages the above
Splendid Lotteries address
J. O. GREGORY co, Managers. Richmond Va
prawing sent Immediately aer they an who order As
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Mosp.y. Julv 2 1917 A,
market 4i0 Beef Cattle, ~ pairs Working Oxen, 2I5O
sheep, and $50 Swine. so Beef Cattle unsold
rkoEs-BeJ Cahie-We reduce quotations; n very
few probably brought trie more Than our bgbes,
quotations First quality 81 Isl second quality 81 25
50 third quality, 50 IS "a 25.
Working Oren-Salcs at $50, ~ and S.
Sheep-Lots from 81 ~ to 3, and few ar es
SDne-A lot OF small pigs for at &c; old Barows
4tc lot to pedde 4lc; lot close 3ic At retail from
4 to 55c.-Daiiy Advertiser
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TRIlST SALE


virtue ola deed the purpose OF securing The my
ment OF debt Peter w GrbbS Esq- on the 18th
dy oiuy next al 5oeoek r. premises
situated at the Of 81 Stephens fronting
on - stephens street III feet and Duvas street
" ee being pa Of the lot known addition 10
the city Of Richmond Upon n comfortable Dwelling
house WIN the necessary out houses all nearly
one nan cash the balance IN three and purchaser
giving negotiable satisfactorily the title Of the
property to be retained TIL the purchase money have been
paid. LANES iyoNs
" Immediately after the above sale, will be slbsc
Der small brick tenement with GO feet fronting street
running back 100 feet Tem-Iiaf ea balance three and
SIX months Tor negotiable satisfactorily enlorsed
u lids PETER CRITBRS
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auction sales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Inioe. a ssroshcr.


By Iniees Broshcr.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
NbhR the authority of mad. by Mary Ocoo
men 70 the unr-rned hearng dzf- March st1
VIII espoe to sae the premss ready money ON Monday
he Sis Jay o parcel of ground
ana IRONING upon Valley street ~ feet inches
vey and pint made BY Maeah Bates
being part of larver o belonging
" The terms Of as BE- complied by purchaser the pro
perry "hoe re sold on the following day his ri-que
. p. HARRISON Trustee.
"o-u"s NLOEs BROTHER, Aucts.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR AND
Fashionable Ciofhing--fJust Reeeipedl
On TUESDAY MORNING. July ih commencing ut o'eioek
we WIZ sell al Auction. Large Assortment CLOTH
Ne unrpassedfo for Consisting Of in
90 suPerhne fek and Dress eo- szes &c
20 Very Superior Summer Cloth Froek nj Coat.
- RAJ. idgn ca.mee tambroon and Linen Pantaioons
Pine Marseille- Vests, Gambroon Coats. &c &c &c.
W The -as viii be positive consignment Good. now
open for examination ~
ju 10 INLoEs q BROTHER Auet.
superior Cabinet Furniture, Piano Forte., &C.
on THURSDAY MoHHse July I3h 81 ocIek ~
shall sell at auction hge Furniture
OF superior manufacture consisting OF in pau
splendid Rosewood Piano Forte
do Mahogany DO DO superior instruments.
dozen French Hair Seat Mahogany Chains
superior hzd Hair Spring Seat SOFA.
superior plain hair Sofas
do spring do DC Lounge.
elegant marble top sidebo.rd
rosewood do do Centre TahL-
red and green Plush Rocking Chairs
hair-seat Sewing and do d.
mahogany Toilette BursauS
doz superior Chairs
do do wood do
Together with many other article. in the Linz.
~ ~ NLOES a. BROTHER,
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PERSONAL EsTATE AR AN

y Z n N,
NDEk the proyisionsof Deed and e.eeuted m
~ Gernarno Persico and Elizabeth wife 70 IN. ue.rned
of inc purpose OF securing the d.
Vers sums OF money therein provided and which deed
bears date ON the 18th December recorded in the oe
e Count OF the City Of Richmond
Trustee viii proceed To ell Public Auction for ready money
on wednesday the 18Th Of July house. occupied by the
1 fersioo situated following Per
sai he described an the sad deed Say all the Library
the sad Is fers1eo consisting Of
our ana valuable Maps Philosophical
ana all The Household Furniture named IN the
s1d deed OF which schedule furnished az IL can be OBJ
nel on the day Of saheor sufficient
t all costs and sale and the prne
pal and interest Of the debt secured to be mid b
the aforesaid deed Of trust - -
he sale VIII commence at O'Clock precisely the day i. fair
anu II not-then or the fair day, sunday excepted
FREDERICK ANDERSON
WM. ANDERSON, Jr
NICHOLAS MILLS
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
A1NG1N8.

VIE "h-enesr hcEs tsc infan is-a- rs.nle
reneraiy nat h. -tn continues carry
IN an fs various hrsnches sp sho~
Of sa paa' eopslv patty. h. wi "a 90 ~ck
u" "n'hr ">-t r~a-ouabhc Al.
who -. -, A..
hs CONNECTED with HIM Mr. snnh WIN - VIII kn,. a.
hfst e s<n paner WIN win -hp ~ receive
ulnkny al orer both sx.cafs the -.,s,
Win neafnes ami with Dispatch nform h- country
TINT ne would be happy
nia'e he with h- services ne NJ -crt .s>
TO any Par OF city rht. OF r- Nv ma
eral- arr always Of ts MARKET can nr ami "a
per yard. - n s<srr.,
doors nnisd IN that beautiful yie called polishing that h,v
g acquired hofoush knowise q prepared un-
dertake and execute the nv an,
othet painter IN the city My IN p.s~ns
,t'-- M - ". SMITH.
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Br Last EYExlmo's Nan.

The i@dssnsa. or Tyler Grippe is spreading through
tho CITY, Numerous cases have occurred some Of the
Tobacco Factories have been compelled stop operations
for few days. on account Of IL.
Its said that the cold bath is prepenfip@
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ALLEN Il CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THIS DAf-Monongaa Lottery, No %, draws in the BaI
Room At 81 O'Clock M prize sic 600 5000 5000 Ie5o
10 OF 1000 IL OF 500 &c, 75NOs IL drawn-tiekets S.
Alexandria Lottery No 6l Extra for Tuesday evening" mi
tickets IS.
New Jersey Lottery No 90 for Wednesday, prize Of SEQ 600
5000 1000. $780, 10 Of 1000 &C. Nos dawn,icket As
Alexandria Lottery No 1863 Extra THURSDAY evening" mi
tickets 81.
Leesbug Lottery No 2s draws Friday city at 81 O'Clock
Nj Prze OF $1,000 s0so OF 1000 &e Nos ~ drawn
tickets 81 50. law
s.. IN
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BOSTON AUCTION SALES. July 4.

D q
BY Thomas w. Co
Corn-Ohio, yellow and white, 746 sacks, 5la5Oc per
bushei-landed from ship Edward Everett.
Corn-Ohio, yellow, 700 sacks 59a5sic; 400 do yellow
and white 52a5l5c; 1900 do yellow and white heated
per bushel Of So lbs cash-bags &c cach-land
ed from bark Nahant.
Lamber-Cheuy, 5000 feet, Sl3 1000 feet Ash sc 25;
2ooOo feet. Bass, s. so per 1000 feet cash
lAfLas.
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A CARD.
MIR. CLAWS LIFE AND SPEECHES.

INHE Editor and publishers of"Mallory's" edi
- ton of the Life and Speeches Of HENRY CLAY
deehih an act Justice themselves
otha gentleman TO declare that the publish
e OF cheap edition. that they have effected
MI James H. Swain
lection ote Speeches Of Henry Chy, ineorrec-that 20 FAR
from The cheap edition being fun collection OF Mr. Gays Speeches
contains only forty five; having thirty which
are IN Mnoys edition. and which nearly Eighty OF the
public speeches OF Mr. Clay aud it confidently
that ever have been reported.
As 70 ue statement that each speech pefaced by
uouetory paragraph explaining the
FORTH these prees Insead the reader
OF them Astounding in the in one
OF Them that Mr Clay moved for Brazil
as The Oldest and stable independent Governments
south America" In another Seminole war is fixed
IN 1914 and Besides these defects arrangements OF the
speeches instead OF being in chronological confused and
eonglous Our edition has delayed beyond the time appointed
Tor its publication but subscribers be-
delay by correct and splendid published in July
DAN'L MALLORY Editor
RoB'r =. BIXBY CO. Publishers
view hofA June ed 1913 } Park
in -avfs
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HOYT Y cos NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE x.orrr o.,

hO l. " OUD NE w UfFlOE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond Va
W Below, ioyt Co give list Of most monument
Schemes to be drawn July They found on
70 oe the richest collection have offered Prizes
OF $4,000 10000, $4,000, &c an,onr., them
ho Cos reputation for selling prize. now 20 we. "a.
nbsed that as matter Of want big prizes will
send their orders them. 49,
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class A, draws July 18th 1919
Magnificent Scheme-S50.000. 10000, 10000. 1000.
5OOO 365S, so prizes OF 1000 so Of 500 so of 400 Is
o 300, &c. Whole Tickets SlO-shares in propor,ion.
certificate OF package Of &c Whole Tickets in the
above will be sent for Sl30-shares in proportion.
$4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 40, drawn 22d July Grand
Scheme-S3O,OOO $4,000, 6000 $500, 1927 5000 $500
prizes OF 500, 10 Of 1000, &C. Whole Tickets 80
shares IN proportion. certificate Of package of 81
Whole Tickets in the above will be sent for Sl30-halyes
and quarters in proportion
$4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class Al drawn July 29h IS43-
Capitas-S3O.00O. 10000, $40, 3OOO prizes of 2OOo
OF 800, Of 1850, Of 1900 40 Of 500 &c Tickets
Si0-shaies IN proportion. certificate of package of
20 Whole Tickets in the above will be sent for SI3O-
halves and quarters in proportion.
0 HOfT Co solicit orders in all Itieries une,
ue management Of j. G. Gregory Co result Of adv,n
lures Is always sent when requeed IL orders sent to
ics6 Under Exchange IIotsI RiesmoDJ y,
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COMPREHENSIVE

HAVE this day associated with me- i'm the Boot
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The business will hereafter the firm Of p X
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respectfully solicit for the eopaunership
liberal patronage hitherto EXTENDED TO myself
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FOR RENT,
~ The three story brick Building ON Main
or street next door above Mr. Lewis Webb,. s,ore
recently vacated BY hT Joseph H. Coluitt with large Im
auotea lh y an excellent stand an Auctoneer
ar Grocer OF almost other kind business and to good Ten
ant VIII be rented on vory reasonable Apply 10
PHILIP NJ TABB A. SON
Harrison. Esq. - ~