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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14


cad teuse ~ htfrcsrafufe
Convened under ~ Constitution.
itaeni.i.scs y 10 Isoslo, ), bccosnes n,
en- proceeding 10 llle dlsshafeo Of our pubic
duties ~ senlamaeI lho supreme Ruler u
He Universe, ~ The BLESSINGS which have
'eIonntd llr year nov drawing % d CLOSE
We base peace ulih an iho world. Com.
moi'oua and fluids have not been permitted
ind'NuIn lHc harmony oil the Union. Bonn.
uiul GRIPS have rewarded The husbandman
An unusual degree a health hns prevailed
q almost every paIt 81 the STATE. Although
ihe lass lew yeais have been attended with
depression which caused an our Interest,".
% dfoop and anguish, ihc indications tha,
industry VIII again receive jas appropriate re-.
eafd, aIe calculated 10 inspire hope aud con-
idencc
Since tho last meeting Of he Legislature
nothing has innspired which mas psoduccd
any material alteration ia onr affairs. d
which calls ior any special legislative inscr.
ference, beyond thc ordinary dusics wmcl
annually require consideration; although
some Of The matters that viii claim YOUR n.
ienlion, involve Considerable difficulty.
HE current expenses OF the Goyegnmcn
lof ne hscal year end,nq on the 3lst oflas
oclobef, were SO, so7, a. shown bv he -.
poltofthe Treasurer Of Stale. which = l,e,e.
win ia'a before the Legislature.
The Auditor IN his report, herewith sub.
miiied, estimates The sum necessary lof IN.
current fiscal year, Al SIOoOOO.
~ revenue 81 the present year. levi~,
and collected by law, will Anount 20 nl,.ul
S2i0,oOO. Nearly all II Ills sum uill B,
paid IN Treasury Notes. Il Z not ny Nh
orin'cniiou 10 interfere VITA The course 4
policy, which i may be found oxpcdlent d
adopt afier my COMMISSION with ihe govern
meni Of the Stale shall b dissolved, bat
trust shall not be REGARDED as travelling BE-
yond The appropriate sphere Of ny duties
~ feiiernihR the recommendation contained
IN my last annual message against thc rc
issue Of Treasury Notes, IL il can possibly B,
avoided. They form a very considorsbl.
portion ofthe circulating medium "a mani
parts OF the State passing A a value bolos
par; and a reissue would insviiably pfolnc,
their farther depreciation, thereby inllctin,
en- additional loss upon The people, whicl
they could NY endure. Thnowiug thes.
Notes again into circulalion Is 10 require ~.
people % again redeem them. aud "A i re-
specially submitted. whether Il would NO
be The better course 20 resort ofrnch tempo
nary loans As mighsbe found expsdiens ans
pnclicshlc.
The State Agent has not been abic 10 sub
NIT tho report Of his operations; bot I an
authorized b. him n nav fhaf an. ~.....s...
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

TIE absenes q She Editor as well a. d
aalitnf a'lressiaa 10 the mails a. yet, rnusl
ae.saus 70 he wans of The usual variety Of
edllo'lal and news matter in lo-day's Journal.
up g IT, ems Il our paper's going 10 press
- hasa nos bea'd ono wold from Washing.
~. we presume. however, that there Ia.
been 90 iuhouliy n he orraniza,ion Of ,hs
House The letter opinion sccms 10 har,
been, iiai ~ eur'ihes'r. pfmcmbcr clect
- " Z el,l ilckei, undcs Ire -bsoad s,al'
~ i''eit respective States, would be recoeniz
ediand ihs question Of ihclr eligibility r.
sefsed oasil eommiiiee on Elections car
pam upon il. " i usual n legislative bodisl
lhoash departed dom 10 the New Jcrsc,
case.
rs Ailho very momen, hat We put ou
farsi e pleis, es received an extra 81 III.
louisville journal Il he 10Th. eonsainin.
ne Presidents Message. bu, nothing else.-
TIE mearags 4 ofcourse too Iale orso-sa,'
paper, bat a i spoi ssry interesting docu
uens, COR readers lo's bui little By he d.
~.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

The Columbia Is c. CAronicls - paper
which did the Wings good s7rTics aurtg Ih4
Presidential campaigs Il 40. The ttffof.dnf|na
the recent 81 ruggle " the locolvcos loearl IL
he Presidency. lac stood alool from ,ha coutsn..
80 long a. Mr.. calhoun sad tie sIiehfsl cba1ef
oil nonllnntion ol,a-sf regard aud rralrci Tor tlo
LII, ---.d intellect oi1hnl eanilfnlAn. Nov
mat iiie New YoFk editors nav 1teIsd 81 doom,
and rendered ceuasn tho nosimaaon hiF
Van BUREN. tho editor OF lie CAroairIa to44s
sui bravery tor MI. iiExRY CLkv agsinsi MAa-
us VAN buREs. HE language n = iollens:--
'.Although not agreeing poltficaht NitH 81
CALHOUN We have enternineu - hl2h regard
moral AID lutellectuaI @ofth p q prevent
us personally herufoiore IRON fakinR any part
a. Inc contest. sarsfied with fuaraniee 81 bic
unblemished character fer adminisfrIi az the a.
laifs OF The nation ln the tear ~ co. AND Ior iho
relesaI welfare. # elected. II fhIs course W.
believe many Of our brother wings IA ,hin etatb
concurfed with Us 9uf nou there ls 20 longer
anyIdoubi that Mr. Calhoun . out o ne contest.
ono q becomes q question whether the Wing
party - oouih Cofolins shall take ai,y part <
lhe contest. The adversary 10 the sans. Our
leader 70 be sure has changed: Ia 80 main-
falns the same principles " saet YufcfAl1t man
upon whose grave oue hopes closed Ioi aesson
The same baiileis 20 be agsn fought nith TIE
lncoloco parry aud It's lseinmals lsadef The
contest Is belween Clay sn1 van rtxrr fn
sucn a contest the Wings Of Seuth raitline.
slough lew. oug.t not 20 bc NInEt.
va knaw that soulh Carolina Il defrud 10
Der iaforie Sun. who IN nnY contest neu'd rtt
lour-iilhs 81 he's votes; bnl she hnf nftri te1a
cordial vita the WASH. Tier supp hn
had reference 70 ulterior PURPOSES an asl Be-
Iug debated will nhe iako Mr. W. lereu ler
he own sake4 Ne! Mr.. Calhouns rsnf4 can
scarcely speak Of him without cxhititire Egnaf
u loalhine. A large number oIkhen wrrit tup-
peri ar. CLAy IN preferences
Az al ercuts We hope iht Whlgs 81 Is State
vail show themselves. ID il only 30 rtapc that
IneJ are Hoi entirely crushed.
Al 40 one else PROC scx n mode oil ncti0n We
VII en4eafoi e dtflfs enc anc sntri a.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

THIS stand vllh dliidcncc, well knowing thai
have much 20 learn. Trusting however
hat - Cur Official intercourse progresses.
practical experience viii tighten ID The
pathway Of duty, that We viii know more
and more Of Que another, and mote and more
ofihe constitution aud laws; the legal land
marks 70 guide ~, and finally that our unit
ed Efforts viii rebound 70 The advantage Of
Adesefving constituency and reflect credit
upon ourselves.
II Would doubtless be considered n dooar, .
are from presidents. and sresspass upon
me appropriate functions at another officer
q Stale, we're 10 enlcr upon the cxamiua-
iion Of quos,ions either State 81 National IN
their characiefi bot most be permitted here
70 remark that attribute my success IN The
late contest 70 the advocacy Of a class of
measures then and Jet CONCEIVE deeply in.
4 tcfcsis my country; and, should these ques-
tons o. any one Of them come before tbi.
body N such a shape as 10 give me a voice
ia thoir settlement, here again renew nv
pledge 20 the country 10 carry out the doc
rines publicly advocated. We have me,
ncie--ihe servants o. ihe .people--to do thci,
Wil. Tho condition Of onr Finances ad.
monishes ~ that Whatever we do should be
done quickly. Letus. each and every one
then pass The inquiry around, ..whai shall wa
% 20 Falsc doen-irodden Indiana from hei
]. pseaeui mIien. prosiraie ano ruined condf
tlont' lnn plan sln~ise1, ~ - .tl'to wOiA
: ~ good Cath towards those We represent, &c
/ gardlcsa ofpariy feuds and parry leclings-
do All iuouf power, ia the shortest possible
time, and return every man 10 his home
This done, We win deserve. IS no doubt va
win receive, dom an approving constituent
cy the welcome plaudit Of s.wcll done, thos
good and Gath scfvani.n
ltshall be ny constant aim to 50 admins
Ter The duties 81 he Chair a. 20 secure Il
each an every member npon ibis floor tllos
: rights and privileges guaranteed BY the Con
!. siiiuiion and Laws % he Representatives O
free people. Al or Is concur ia tie ne
ccsaiiy uiai requires tho adoption Of set q
: rules and regulations for the government q
every dellberaiise asscmbly,and. when adon
ed, how important Coz he harmony and -.
inlness 81 such assembly that each mcmbt
atall times and on al occasions slnclIy az
y here 70 those rules. That good order an
a dccofum viii chancfcnxe OUT delibera,inr
/. viii not permit mysellio doubt, and ih.
you will individually and collectively e,
: tend 20 me that aid md counsel 50 neccs
- saiy 10 che plu'nptand faithful dlfchaiee
d ny duties shall confidently hope lnlall
!. hilliy = not the attribute ~ mau. That
vii fc1ucnily cu IS 10 ~ rspoetod. Il
= said 90 err . human. 40 fofriso Is d.tinc.-
y Trusting ihh an or dcllboraiion win uo,
] iogeiloF 90 The good of our common cor,
/. y, atd that We viii rsr--as wonou meet
friends = invoke uppnus alliho AID Of III
who holds the desnnics Of etcv nation
y Kindred. and toneuc 10 his oun ha',l..
ie AilcF which, tho Senate, on motion Of n
Is Walpole, adioumsd.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

An adjourned meeting Of The citizens 81
ibis couuil Wa held 4, the Court House on
saturday lar'. 30 husf iho reports Of ,he Va.
'i'us eosan'neea pointed at former
meeiing 'aflhe punA.c of desIsina measure,
81 shs hnal eomplel|on Of The Wabash and
olio Canal p ~ Ohio River a, Evansville.
A6sl ibe reports wee ,scel,dihe meeting
saa scg ablY aad sloznensly laddrs,,cd b,
Willard Capsaies " u. Butler, ~
Chandler, jas I.oekhs,I. &. Baker, ana 9th.
En-. upon tbe suferHlor offisilan Row.
Wy, taq 4 eommi,lps ual oppoiuicd 10 col.
isci nom the eii'zcna 81 Nandcrbusrh. On.
ihousaad, hs ne parpore q aeiisyinr mcf
espanaea - might b. ncspsd N further
ius ihe ol4ee' ia sIsw Ihs meeting H..
sdinp'asa 20 ness Saturday Al haIi ,b..l =,
s'losk or fisn6i ah10.a n.,, r.. ......
= ~ ~ srfil.s n'.rs a.. ...a.
tbras natter
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14


l'ee'eo WIN our prosperity. 4 allude 70 The
Su''eneJ' purely hand currency, as POI
:, ,'''Sa' question: may pe made nissfnmental
~ P'oP'nanng pfeJud'ccs which exist 10 some
e@'eh' ~ every community; but when we
look a. sne diversified Fela4lons Of The whole
country the distant points which are con-
nec'eo N ''aoe ana commerce land the IN.
convenience ana Certain loss 70 which we
arg SUBJECTED py an unequal fufiency, or a
currency almost as oiiI'cu't ~ tfa'sni'sslons
considering aiinsAs, as ouf own articles OF
.'1ue' me necessity OF q CIRCULATING medium,
~ winch we shall be enabled q secure ex-
cnanges a. Ian ana reasonable .aiea, n con-
neeuon WIN currency Nn'eh shall De at
par ~ an paris OF me en'on, and readily con
se1.'D'e nlo goia ana s'ispi' y obvious. The
business oil 'ns country never was more heal-
my credit never more sound than when our
man reliance was on SUCH a currency; ane
We must oeheVe tna' return % HWlh PFC
auce similar fesgits-
io-uay closes my connection win me gov
efnmenl Of me slate Of Indiana Inc sisua-
uon Whlch 4 nave ocopP'eA Lag peeh one
mol only Of responsibility, bal q o'inuiiY e
has been my endeavor % perform me various
dunes wncn oevoFeoupon me IN such
manner as % rebound 70 ne penent q the
STATE In my recommendations 'o ne Let
g'sia'ufe' 1 nave zeaiopsiy ufgeo me promo
uon OF the great interests oi eoucaNon--ihe
sno s,'s1 U.s. 'es'''''ons wncA Are fe
$500 - e9Sesss'a' y S'F'l'zeo ioslss 49,
cn "e' - ~ "s PssP's = 's' = y eooia % Sc
eS','sal ~ roi'e' 'es''"''on---p careful ana
Il AZ
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

Orrhe Now York SOU sa,s shss ,he great
gun completing under ,he dlsecilon Of Capt.
Stockton. Of sbe uasy, j. lie subie1i g eonald-
erable discussion aud appcuolion. nnd il ls sup
posed ~ scientific psFsons, thai i may change
altogether he system Of naval wsffhro Manu-
featuring cAnnpn from wsenzhi non IL npFei
event. II 10 sad lllnt The voff beet picccs 81 install
aud choicest srfnps oliron h|l<p bee fnelirj fof
th.s purpose aud after tue gan - forged and
bored and turned. il IL bound round 'eitf iripio
hoops u iron welded and neaily tame q, an the
slFiace smooihed. The Quuit moi 9 fsach mom-
moth proportions as many neIit,e.an nj - aeniiy
worked; the npcrit OF the iHIf1ovemenI consists
ID the tremendous ball used, and tbf inmt4to
distance Il IL carried. Three ksQf ~ cnnpoW-
1er 70 single charge. and bill caussd . the
distance 81 three miles. place o1posnipu 81 dch-
ancu.- and render navy nluvsI ase.oss a
sfeaDsship. armed with such gun. en- iako po-
sitioa oui of the reach o. sexeHy leuf AID tear
her 81 20 pieces IN q Jew discharges Tie sac
cess 81 this experiment. will produce quite ren-
safion sbroad.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

te~Nt e. isIlsa Is or ssas.o. .na
A.fs I'D ne ivo In1lahapols.
nfsu. 81 c.p,s 81 Coserna Ren,s'.
hrsssrc "a italeeub' + Inaugural Adde's.
ec'h % eh'et ihs reader sl|l fnt Is 'o.d...
Jounst
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14
Leaving an excess Of proiiss,iof
meeting losses,dS f dividends, Si23'32 y5s

Leaving an excess Of proliSs,lof
mcetin,l losses, * II dividends. Sf23.32 g5S|
-
The sew Safe Prison, commented IN
ISL, IS Progressing rapidly towards couple
ton; and il ne policy 81 the last two years
should be Continued, the cause Cor reproach
a. long and Justly resting -n this part of our
criminal lufl spsudcnce will be removed. The
report al ibe Nisliei 81 tie Sntc Prison. now
laid before you, shows the condition OF the
present prison, and tie number and manage
.inenl oiihc prisoncrs, and issaiislaciofy 8 10
iiIe .l.,eIUnIcnf u lhal isslHI'Ion. lakilt N
70 cons liberation The Obstacles IN the way Of
enforcing lae pfupel discipline.
IIs '4t &nANn ne Le4i.'s,n.s "a
=. FIT f7 '''''''8 nc t'o'p' y et'-
u, '''''' '''t''''' ''e''."t 'n".ae si'um'
aHt q ~ ine same peioIc ne Legislature
= ~ present SESSION. I'M. GUY nss been
1''cn'eo 20 ~" ''e documents ana ~ fma-
'.o" "n'en nave oevn eo,loo'eu are IN Inc pos
s''pn 2 1 + o.n''u' N''q7 VINO = preparing
plans anu .Psc'ne.'ions % Ie'tuon 20 an
-st'uu v"icn "'h pc teaoy 70 pe ,aia pc
'''' nc Leg Aa'ufe ~ lac ccu''e OF ie~
Gays
"a my i.s' annusi message mace an car
nes' appear 10 me Legislature on me subject
81 common schools, ana more particularly N
relation 20 the condiuon o. The iunds set
apart Tor the purposes Of education. Although
The ficls drawn ouf Nv an irregular icvcsliga-
ton were i,nnesfeci = 10 the details. sill
enough was elected 10 satisfy every one thai
Our school funds we're moi pfodncinp the
fruits which We had right 10 expect. but
were in danger In many eases Of being inc
tricvcablv lost Efforts were then made bv
,nn.onrieto onar.n,e.,s =, se~nso s,r;e, a.
c.,',n,sb,l;,v an ~, ,,,r, ol-,he olcars .n,rns-
al with No. f,.ds. and ,ho,s can ia l;,,o
do.h, -, = - -,~'so,,,s ~t,,,ld -
c;,lr,ns ~ =, III ..,r..a -. -,
~ -, = ,.-'i -
-. ia''ss ','.1..a.'o'' a's-a ~. - go
..'oe'' ''''''o 'e''e guy .',u'~".e' a"u 'ue
-''''s'es i 80 'n.o'
'ns mem WI % suVn ,n"' 'ue Les's'a.u'e
ea", y -ny u,ne, oe 's'iy o1s'sso u ''e'' Z,
,nou"'' eo"a'uo", anu p'o1uc''seness' ana
- P'eP''ou y az "'nes - iee's.A'e on 'ne
suojee' 81 eouoeuoh, may Oe 'hai me
s'no' PROVISIONS, "n'Vh nave oeen recently
eaop'eo' oy 'nf'F tendency 10 ocVolope de-
iA'c"'lens' pave eAeieo opPosiuon on INC
Pa" o. NOSE VINO arc no' PREPARED 70 sneoun-
'o' ',g,o 'nsos's1uon' SUI 's,s eonnes.''J
uus.eu 'ual VIZ -"k'r,1'u,e VIZ ''S sr,ani;no
.'k"' - W 800, eprovjne sni,ablv for
Ia. application 10 the objects for which !, i
Intended.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

BY this exhibit The following changes have
taken place ia the amounts Of her circula-
ton and specie. since the statement present.
ed in my last annual message:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

LIABILITIES.
Noies IN circulation, S2,ll5.225 so
Notes ia other Branches l20,540 90
individual doposiies. 200,24S 93
Balancos due othe. Banks. 3S.632 So
Balances between Branches, 1925 "A
Schoui fund tax. laps "a
Suspended inland oiheritems, 29,367 90
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

For Governed
James HhiicolAh 00.7e7
Semuel Bigger bs.7lS
E'xm DcmIug lG3O
For Lieutenant GoseInos.
Jesse d. Bright Goose
John m Bradley 56Gsl
Stephen - lIafdlng 1857
Tho President pro fen of nc Scnats thor
dsslifsd iauel WhiIcomb 10 b. elected Gov
smof loi ibrec ycars from his day, and Jos
e. p. Bright Lionisaaas. -f.,rs,-ss ssr n.
same icfm.
Tho Lieutenant Govcrnot ihen, upon a.
saming ne duiies Of tho Chair pronounce,
~ following
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

Increase Of circulation in the
last twelve months, $3.50, 7O7
Specie on Oct. 81.
iss3, Se69,sO6 81
Specie on Oct. 81,
1872, 799,047 o6
Increase ofspecie in the last ~
months, SI70,25s IS
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

S2.56l, sol 81
Remainder, being amount Of
Stale aud individual stock,
and profits therenon 2,56o,64O IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-03
, \; Y.MARKGT-oe,obcr 81. 2 O'Clock p "

N; .MARkET-Ociobcr ~, 2 O'Clock. p NJ
Inc business m Cotton ~ IN n moderate. way His NOR,
's rl"ur stands precisely yesterday. Gcn,sce com
mon ofahds 80. and better parcels few cent. nor.
ONO nnd Michigan, 81 50 a Sc. 4 sale wa. mad. of
bTandywino Flour, II 81 IS. "
I'VE Is bought up the North River as fast ss arrive.
Moec' southern Corn 52Ia53 aud Northern 5j- ,y.iyb,.
i'uo bushels good Barley brought Is; Oats 27n2sc
bunch kni,ins fell at auction l7Oc aud the auction
ect could not get a that.
sales continue Of Beef S3,75 and 1915; 500 hill,
pehed Beet Hams sold at &c. 10. No change in the
of Pork. " ' P'''o
Sales 1000 half Kegs Malaga Grapes at So 3OaS3 IOoo
boxes do Lemons, SiaI,25, cash. 10 do Jordon sb.cd Al
monds, at 25c. H.. mos; 6O00 do Malaga ncb R,i.n
AT goal. 30. mos. 10 trails Jordon Almonds ~, ,,
terms; 1000 bushels African Peanuts, allies
Sterling Bills for the Boston steamer L,y. .Il - 9,
prem as the up'op price; very good Bills at premium
Francs '3o, large sales, but sul Bills are heavy
r. = bvenlng-The sales OF Cotton for the ,,v ,,o Goo
bales, prices firm. ''' ' o'O
Erehdnees, including Certificates and Cb,.L,
Boston dis. Philadelphia par di.; B,,ti,,o-. m
u,'; Washington, C., die; Richmond !; Rnlc,b
:; wilmington 5a2 Charleston I1l dis; August, AL
U.s. aeoh Ia; Columbus ltall dis; Savannah ;aI dis.
Monte par prem; New Orleans lsIt prem; ST Ius
spe' enc II -; Louisville d5; Cincinnati IL ..
2'as Apnlachicola Treas. o.s par 3s nr,n.
ni'.s on London "a prem; Do France 530f Dolls Sp,ui.l
iotalO6; Do Patriot para dis; Doubloons Span'h G SO
1923, DO Patriot Ii, 6Oal5, 7O.-Jour. Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-03
STRATTON'S OkklCE.
FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN

Drawn Nos Of New jersey Lorry Ga. dawn 5o,b Oct
% II 81 10 81 - 81 30 % SO Il 49,
5000.
Lecsbug Lottery g. for Friday evening NJ the Exchange
- o'clock Capitals $1,000, $40 1000. $40. 600 of
'Vo &C oO Nos Il drawn. Wholes So; halves L. Or, J.
$1,000. 2OgO
Grand Consolidated Lot'y No. -, for Monday M ,-rinr
Capitals $1,000, 1000, 1910. 1909 10 OF 300 of no
&c 30 Nos IL drawn. Whocs 81; halves l. quarters !
10000. 10000.
Alexandra Lottery, Class ST. for MONDAY u,,rn,n-
Capitals $4,000, 2,00O 6O01 $780, 40 OF 1000 so 81
800, &c - Nos. IL drawn. Whucs SlO;haIvcs - ours
sold and paid By sTp ,T-.,N
Ticket Nos II 50 90! FRYE OF $4,000 sold and pa by
Ticket Nos 10 80, Prize OF $500 b5' sold ami
10 do ~ 81 90. 30 100. ( b, sraArroy
Besides 90 other good three number prizes making
ih'es number prizes, sold and paid by STRATTON from
the 10th OF May, To the 3Oih OF September
0 Tickets the Lotteries and the lucky numbers n, sale a,
nc 70 STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE RUiInINc.

friday-dfaws 100 the Exchange, Lce.burg. Class IL
Capital prizes: $1,000 l,5lO, 900, 500 go 500. of
Tickets 81.
saturday-Drawing received Monday morning. Gran
Consolidated Extra, class a. Capit1is-s7 900 1000
i2Uo 1000 597' Of 800 Of poo OF $50 10 of 100
&c % numbeTs-l2 drawn. Tickets 81.
$4,000.
For Saturday, November 9Th. Alexandra LOTTERY. Class
81 Pnzcs $4,000. 10000, COCO $500 32l7 anon
800 a. 40 przes Of OOO 80 Of 500 20 Of 100 % Of
'OV' % OF l'O' &c 20 Nos-l2 drawn. Ticket. $40
$1,000.
Alexandra Lottery, Class 40 .. forIsi3-To he drawn
al AlcSaudus, ID. c. Saturday the Ii'h of Noycr,te-
1873 Capitals 5000 10000. 6OJ0 5000 1000 300
VOo - pr1cs Of 1000 - Of 800 . OF 300. 200 Of
2vO' Nc.-'5 Ncs. IL drawn. Tickets $40. Ccrtfcstcs
Packages Of p whole Tickets 30; shares IN proportion
$1,000
Alexandra Lottery c',ss +. for 1870 be- drawn s,
N,Nandnn' D. c. On SATURDAY,, the 18th November I~t3
Splendid prz,s:-SiO.OOO. 10000. 5000 3355 9J0p
2OOn 1900, l-Ou, 1900 1000 10 rrzes of 1000 I0 ,0p
10 Of 200, - Of 200. 100 of $50 &c - nurb,- It..
~. drnwn Tickets $40 Certificates OF package. vi
~ ""''o ucAct Sl5O-shnrcs iu proportion.
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery. class rumbcr &c. for lst7-t, hs
drawn in Alexandra, ~. c.. ou SATURDAY the 2,h Of so,
ycmhcr 1873. Brilliant scheme $4,000 10000. 5000
25b'' pnyes Ct 1900 100 prizes of 1000 ina Of Jll
Il'sIs $40. Iorhcstes Of packages Of &c whole ITCH
cv Sl3O-shaics ~ proportion
~ All orders confidential; and the drawing forwarded
Immediately after ITS receipt here
For Tickets and Share, or Certificate. NJ rsrt,y,. an ~, 49,
Splendid fousne, aiiress ~ wv '''''
oc 20 CHAs. wORTHNN Richmond Va
SUPERlOR FAMILY FLOUR-ror sale bv
% W y GORDON
- ALT-iooo sacks best hnc salt. aao,t f,f ME b.
oe -' DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
INAR-TAR.-5O bbls Suffolk Iar-roceiyrd
= ,na ,oL abb loe 81 woHrHAM WoRrDTR AGO
NOVEMBER LADY'S BOOK, Sc
". HANOOLplI h,, received
- . GN1sys itdy's rook f1r Noveuhcr Csc
Gfpham's Magazine
l'i'es' National Nag fr 20
House Keepers Annual "a a.
Ihc beserter tgcnd OF ut Washington hy J 3D. v,--,, "a
n Town CSC. " WV" y -
No Froiftarts Chronecf csc.
compete Iook with 200 fcee ptsvh additions By sander,p
-',,,'' ,'uust. h.'ltlphia 2Sc
'AhtEI RUGS Se-Coiion Inerais Hemp CaTpet Rru.
- ""' "tton hugS a. } b. CUNNtNGHAMs,
~ 81 Shockoe un.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-03
SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES

y pursuance OF decree of the county court
OF Mdrsci pronounced 23I day OF October i-.1 in
we case ni Pace w. Pace and ocss shall nroc..I on Nyrn
tr -9ih DAY Of November u fair II not the d
''f Gay thereafter al tie store jackson IN tho i,
pan " sad county Of MdilcrtI the highest ijc, q,
eN y" y mounts except for may be necessary 10
pay VIC 'us' 81 si sa and the charges OF s. which
WI" De required IN cash all certain tract or p,t-l ., ia
"heh Louisa w Pace decd IA the dis ,on Of I'm, r
" h' 'lner Ieo : Face Tn. confirms u-i acr.s md
n eIa' upon;e RHppaha and Cre.k
anu a.. he''iy numbered with the very Whit Oak PM, A.
- "h'h mere - abundance the b.ir- of ..yc
moderate sur with for building l.uncI
ing &C. &c, ANY "hc disposed 10 purchase respectfully inv,
ID. Pace. ' ~ '"t george
shal ass" NJ inc said time and place sell the
aNes"hich SAID Louisa W. Pace PISS, s.r q, O.
hNey young fellow" boys women children Thee .av
W" he so upon credit Of months. except for 50 pub A.
bt necessary 70 the charges OF sale AMI n 20 c.
." race baaEen due him A. guardian said Louis. " p,rc
wheh "noIni Will BE- required and made known on ,
"'S OF safe t'l The credit sales both tic Land ana SI,y
~ VII. udonbed security VIII be required and the title 10 ~
land will be retained purchase money w ,, M 49,,
TO tins properly Is perfectly good selling as eanmi.s
shall convey w.th special Warranty.
no S-'E'wids MUsCoE GARRETT, Copu'r