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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-07

In the market, there is a fair chance at
least, Of your being favored Isitnot pit
iably demeaniug ones self, to reject the
delicious fruits. 10 feed.on the filthy brute2
But the heating, exciting nature OF ami
NAL food. and its consequent moral effects.
furnish the strongest reasons for its oban-
donment. Man cannot. it seems to me,
in aIlthings be truly man, SO long as he
eats flesh. His appetite will be luslful,
his temper irritable, and his spirit cruel.
II he eat hogs, be will be selfish perhaps
piggishly so. Why not, as feeding dogs
raw flesh increases their ferocity 1t
has been said that COW, sheep or horse,
may be made as ferocious as a tiger, by
being fed on raw flesh or blood. That
by feeding him blood. horse may be
faughtto suck the blood Of man, with
the savage zest Of a hyena And yet will
il be commended that men and women may
eat he hog. the most Iustfal of all brutes,
without pernicious effects! Is il expect
ed'lhat little boys and girls, under such a
regimen. Will blossom into virtuous, and
intellectual manhood and womanhood ?
Whether parents are aware Of it or not
by bringing their children up at such ia
bles, they are kindling in them the fires
ofthe lowest passions - are stimulating
ahativeness to :. precocious and diseased
development. May not the increasing
numbers Of premature and disgraceful
marriages. find solution here. OF their
causes2 Tea, coffee, spices, salt &C.,
have the same influence.
Thus far, have deemed it proper TO
call your readers, attention 10 this ire
mendous subject. There are many things
70 which / have not referred, and have
not room for--such as the moral influence
Of killing animals, &c. But have no
hope Of human redemption until man can
be physically redeemed. History fur.
nishes mournful comment on this sub
ject. From the DOWNFALL of Babylon 10
the present hour, but one epiiaph is in
scribed on the grave.stone of nations.
'"rhsir stomachs were The grave of their
strength, their glory, and their virtue"
- JOHN ORvIs =
p. s. The preceding communicates
has been lying by folded and sealed for
some considerable time; but on seeing
Charles Lanes article on Temper and
Diet transferred from the Independent
Magazine. ! open the paper. for the pur-
pose Of saying that. though there are
many IDEAS in the two Communications
expressed in nearly the same lang uage.
the fact is merely accidental. as this srl:-
Gle was written before seeing bis.
n
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-07

Sabbath, 1ith instant, Commencing at
half past 10 o'clock A. M. Ia the
course Of the day l shall make some re-
marks by way of reviewing discourse
recently delivered in the Congregational
House, by Thomas A. Merrill of Middle
bury. Other meetings will be held in fu-
ture, if thought best by those who assem-
bic.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-07
MILLEflITE CONVENTION.

MILLERITE CONVENTION.
The advocates for Miller's theory OF
the end of the world. are holding a Con-
vention 10 our city, in the Chinese Muse
UNI. Among the delegates, we are sorry
to hear of several Baptist ministers who
have heretofore enjoyed the confidence oil
their brethren. who have been deluded by
this false system OF Theology. The au-
ditory 10 made up principally of skeptics,
religious dleis, g itching ears, those who
are apt 10 be carried about with diverse
and strange doctrines" and by false teach
ers, weak minded professors, efrorists,
&C., &c. 1t would be far better il
Church members would STAY away from
all such gatherings and remember the ad-
mention ofthe apostle on this subject, aud
be governed accordingly, -" Beware oil
false ieachers," and be not "carried aboul
with strange doctrines. "-Bap. Adroeate
What is here, from this sectarian organ,
but scandal heaped on large and most de.
vout class of The party? In connection
with such railing, these organs are conlin-
ually exulting in reyivals that are kindled
up and carried on more under the auspices
Of the Miller movement, al the present time,
than in any other way. Why do the church
es allow their ranks 10 be filled up with
what their organs set forth to be such rank
heresy2 The truth is, il is seen that the
| time is at hand when it will be apparent
that the Advent excitement is desolating
whirlwind from The mouth of the church.
And the discerning and calculating ones
are preparing as well as they can for The
| catastrophe. But their hypocrisy is betray
ed by opening their arms and spreading
their hands TO gather TO themselves prose
lytes through the use Of what they them
selves denounce as fiction. The Millerites
in general are the most honest and sincere
part of the churches. There is no ground
for doubt on this point. They have belier-
ed-what has been professed BY all the pro-
tessors-that such an event as is looked for
this year would come at some time. They
have also believed has been all along
protested, Tor 1900 years - that "the time
is at hand" And believing these, il is mol
strange that they should fix on the time, by
following indications that are consistent
with those which have Red them 10 embrace
the other part Of the theory. Millerisn
will yet make sad work for popular theolo-
lgy. This is foreseen by the wise and pru-
dent. II is branch that receives life and
sustenanee from the sap and roots Of the
tree. To cut il Off indeed it could be
done-wovld make a most deadly wound.
And TO suffer it to grow leaves it waxing
worse and worse. In such a predicament,
it is nothing wonderful TO see the managers
of the craft growing reckless. They who
love truth and seek it have nothing TO fear.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-07
Quite a Rluna.r

Was committed last week, By compositer
aud proof-readersby which short paras raph
was repeated and lertSin an editorial. The
mistake Of the printer might be easily ac.
counted fOr to printers, and of the proofread
er as easily TO proofreaders, perhaps, by go
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-07

There will be a free meeting at the
North School House in.his Village. on
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-07

| ing into particular statements and explains
tons. But time and space can be better oc-
cupied.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-07

MODERN LAWN a town in Micbi-
gan the people have assembled and re.
quested the consIables to resign their
office. and creditors TO take the property Of
their debtors at the appraismen, of two
persons appointed, one by each party
Some Of the constabIes have complied and
received The thanks of the people.
All such measures will conduce 10
render people more suspicious in trusting
each other. Perhaps a due discretion
may be the result, but we fear that discre-
ton is not the distinguishing attribute OF
our countrymen. and many wears of vary
ing fortunes will be needed TO inculcate it
Baptist Advocate.
Here is another confirmation of the
charge that the popular religious influenc.
es are the greatest thing in the way of re-
formation. Here is religious organ IN.
willing TO see The present violent system
exchanged for what would be more bu-
name, friendly and amicable. And ye,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-07
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
Ou-No T,ELEGRAPH NEXT WEEKS

brandon. "wednesday, June ., Is4s.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-07

Il amtoo distinctly and decidedly an indiv;dp,,
to edit the organ of an association" In Chill
The foregoing sentence expresses the
last reason rendered by Lydia Maria
Child for retiring from her situation as
editor of The An!i-Slavery Standard. |.
IS alone sufficient reason for her retire.
ment' wlthou, any other. Agency for an
association is. slapery. Call it eoluntar,
y you choose. But | am yet to be shown
tha' | have any more right to bind or
letter myself than others have to fellef OF
bind me.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN soon

LOTTERIES To BE DRAWN SOON
FOR tuesday evening per mail-Alexandria Extra No.
$50. Capital Prizes: 100000, 10000, 5OOO 5000 1000.
1000 1860, 10 Of 1000 10 Of 500 10 of 3OO 10 Or $50
IS of $780, 1874 Of 100, &c &c. 7s Nos. and - drawn
Tickets SIS.
For Wednesday evening per mail-Ne Jersey Class
No Go Capital Prizes; $4,000, 10000, 1000 225O, 5
OF 1000, OF 500 10 Of 80, Of $50 % of 300 80
OF $50, 27O Of 100, &c IS Nos. aud IL IL drawn
Tickets IS.
For Thursday evening per mal-Alexandria Extra No.
log Capital Prizes: $4,000, 5000, 1000 5000, $500
1879 OF l2OO 10 OF 1000, 40 Of 500 so Of 800, 50
cts IS.
For Friday in the Exchange-va Leesburr. No. 90.
Capital Prizes: SsOOO 5000 1900 1854. 100. 1000.
Of 5O0 of 300 10 Of 200. 10 Of 100. &c rs Nos
and 10 drawn Tickets 81
For Saturday received Monday morning-Grand Con
solida'ed, Extra, No 90 Capital Prizes-SsOOO, 5000.
l5OO, ll64 llOO iOOO Of 500, of 800, 10 Of 900
III OF 100, &c 10 Nos. and 10 drawn. Tickets 80.
$4,000.
Alex. Lottery Class No. 80, for Saturday July LIST at A.
exandna-Cspital Prizes; $4,000 15.rOO 1000, 5000
1000. 27OS, . Of 2,OOO 8 OF 200 100 Of 600 $50
cts SO.
$4,000!
For Saturday, July slh ut Alexandria
For Saturday July 9Th, Alex. Lottery Class No 80: Ca
pita prizes $4,000, 500, ; 1000, 1000 1000 2 500
1850, 1000, l.75O, 600, 500 400 400 $50.
200, so Of T0OO 50 Of 400 50 Of 800 50 Of 200 $40
OF 49, &e'' 20 Nos. IS drawn, Tickets $40.
S5O,OOO1
Alexandra Lottery Class NJ for 1s43 TO be drawn nj
AleSsndra, July 18th. Brilliant scheme--Przes: Of
$4,000, 10000, 10000 1000 5OOO $685. IL 80 prizes
Of 1000, so Of 500 50 Of i0O 65 Il 800 IS Of 200 SC
70 Nos. and 10 drawn Tickets $40.
R BPaekares whocs halves and quarc-s or singi.
tickets for ale At this oee Al orders CONFIDENTIAL attended
bec CHARLES woRTHAM.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

Drawn Nos Of the Va Monongalia Lottery se-Drawn
IL IL l6 so IL 10 Is "a 36 AZ
S2O,0O0-l0, 900.
Alexandra, No. $50 Extra for Tuesday evening Cant
tails S2OO0O, 10000, 5000, 30O0 1000 10 of 1000 10
OF ooo 10 Nos 10 drawn. Tickets S. shares in proper
ton.
Sl5000-SlO0OO
New jersey, No. &c for Wednesday evening Captals:
$4,000, 10000, 5000, of 1000, of 500 &c Is
Nos. ID drawn. Wholes IS, shares in proportion.
$4,000, 5000
Alexandria No. l52 Extra. for Thursday evening Can't
tails: S2O,OO0 5000 1000, 3000 of 300 10 of 600
40 OF 500. &c. 81 Nos. Ia drawn. Wholes SIS, halves
= so, qrs. %.
$4,000, 5000.
change, 81 O'Clock Capitals-Ss OOO 5000 l 900. of
SO. y -
$4,000, 5000.
Grand Consolidated, No &C. for Monday morning Ca
pitals-SeOO0, 5000, $500, 1000. Of 500 &C. 7s Nos
Is drawn. Whoes 50; shares in proportion.
$4,000, $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, No. IS, for Monday morning Ca
pitals-S40,000 $4,000. 5000, 5,0OO 1000 700 of
2,OOO, OF 1900, 10 Of l,O00 &C., 81 Nos Ia drawn
Wholes $40, halves ), qrs. , so.
~ Tickets in all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos for
sale at STATIONS LIJCKY OFFICE
twentythree from May 18th amongst them one OF
$4,000 Of $1,000 OF $500 and other good
An sold and paid in one month by STRATToN
Ie 20 The Seller
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lotteries.

H0YT II cos NEW OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, nsA-s-4 ".
Drawing Of q, A ., ia Leasq. 10, ss-sswn gun
~ y II IS 60 a. ~ ~ ~ II
Drawing Of crand con-.idaisd Lottery E,tra No %
20 ~ "a 40 ~ - 10 TO-
Drawing Of Va Iee-burr Lottery. No. IS:
Is d CD ~ 5 81 So ~ , a.
pfawtnx q AeaBdria Lottery Extra No. iss
81 a IS 40 IS 10 so o. , SO 10 a. n ~ H.
" Below hoyt Co give list Of prominent
Schemes 70 be drawn in July They found on
TO Dc The richest collection have long tine Prxes
Of 100000 10000, $4,000. found amongst them
oyt Cos selling large prizes now 20 wen %.
ao,nea a as matter Of course all who big Prize.
. Alexandra Lottery, Class IS, draws July LIST, Isl3-
splendid Scheme-S4O000, 5000. 5000. 5OOO 1000
zoo' prizes Of 1000, Of 1900, 100 of 1000 Whole
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion A Certificate of
package OF % Whole Tickets in the above splendid
scheme will be sent by Hoyt &c Co. for only SI4O halves
I0 quarters Is.
$4,000
- Alexandria Lottery, Class 80. draws July sth lsi3-
Grand Capials-S3O, Q00 500, 50OO 1000 5000. $500
1910, 225O. 1000. 100, I6OO, 1900 400 1850 IoO0
oo pnzes OF 400. so Of 1000, &c. Whole Tickets 10
Whole Tickets in the above will be sent by How, A. Co
Tor Sl30-shares IN proportion.
$4,000
. Alexandra Lottery, Class A. draws July 18th Is43-
Mogmncent Scheme-S50,000 10000, 10000 1000
$780, 1858, so prizes of 1000 50 Of 500 80 Of aoo 8,
VI 800. &c. Whole Tickets SlO-shares in proportion
a eernheate OF package Of 26 Whole Tickets in the
ABOVE VIII be sent Tor Sl3o-shares in proportion.
$4,000
Alexandra Lottery, Class 40, drawn 22d July Grand
Scheme-S3O.OO0, $4,000, COCO, $780, 3297 5000 $500
Oh prizes Of $40. 40 Of 1O00 Sc. Whole Ticket, no
shares in proportion. certificate of package OF 25
Whole Tickets in the above will be sent for SI31halves
and quarters in proportion.
$4,000
Alexandra Lottery. Class IL. drawn July 29th ls43-
Capitas -S3O,O00 10000 $40 1000 & mrs Of oooo
OF $500, of 1885, Of 1900, 40 of 5OO &c Tickets
Si0-stafes In proportion. certificate Of package of
20 Whole Tickets in the above will be sent for $40
halves and quarters in proportion.
VI hofT co solicit orders for Tickets Lotteries under
the management Of J. G. Gregory The result OF adyen
lures Is always sent when requested orders are sent to
ese Under E,ehanv. ,a'e, Ris q -; ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

FLOUR AND GRAIS.-The -four market this week. owing
10 rnther light receipts and good demand advanced We
~ materially for all descriptions We notice the price of
enesee ON Saturday last 525 and has kept adyunc
ing daily and closes 10 day at S5,6si S575 with de-
mand July equal To the supply and know of no lots Of
sold We quote Michigan S5625 and fat and round hoop
ONO ut $3.50 S5.625. There is enquiry for Sou
nern and common brands sold SIS so aud fancy for
bakers use, 1915 1854. Wheat is worth SI,i6
Siie rye % cents; SIS 81 cents weight Oats are
dull ut ~ cents.-N. Y. Commercial Adrertiser
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As,E:.'s
ny LIST EYE.y.fNrrs .MfiL-

The Office OF Attorney General vacated by the death Of
Mr. Legare, yet vacant far the public 1. informed
Inc duties OF this Office be discharged vigorously
there being provision by law authorizing IN acting or I'D
Interim appointment to that Office in vacancy or ub
sence-Naf. Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
ALLEN y CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

Drawine OF Alexandria Lottery. No. 36-June 24th
81 % ii 55 SO AZ "a 90 As 80 l6
drawing OF Monongaha Lottery, No. e6-June Goth
III IL l6 so IL 10 IS "A SO 81
S20,O00 aud 10000
Alexandra Lottery No. $50, Extractor Tuesday Even.
ing. prize of 100000, 10000 5000, 3OOO 2OO0 1900
1850, lOoi $1,000, &c 7s Nos.-l3 drawn. Tickets SIS
$4,000 aud 10000
New Jersey Lottery, No. 66-for Wednesday Even
ing. prize of $4,000, 10000. 5000, 225O, Of 1000
&c 10 Nos-l4 drawn Tickets IS.
$4,000
Alexandria Lottery No. 152, Extra. For Thursday
Evening. prize of $4,000, 5000, 4OOO 5000, $500.
of 1900, 10 of 1000, 40 of 500, &c. Tickets S.
$780,
Leesburg No. &c, draws Friday at 81 O'Clock. p NJ.
prize of $4,000, 5000, 1900, ll64, HOO, 1000, &c
rs Nos.-l4 drawn. Tickets 50.
SsOOO
Grand Consolidated Lottery No &C. Extra For Sa
turday, prize Of $4,000, 5000. 1900 ll64 HOO 1000
&c. 7s Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets 50.
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No 3s for IsI3 10 be drawn
at Alexandria, d. C. on Saturday the LIST of July
GRAND CAPITALS:
Grand Captalof. $4,000 prizes 600
Trize Of $4,000 o.. do... 200
priAe lOO. 600
L.. do. ...-.-...... 5000
Lee. do. 1000 &c
l-.. do. .2,7O5
R1r Tickets $40 halves quarters $50 %
Certificates Of packages Of % Whole 1Iekeis..s5O 90
Do....... do......2s Half .......... rs 90
Do,'.' doas Quarter. do. ........... 81 so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

Icy davenport a. Allen.
SUGAR, WHISKEY, COFFEE, &C.
On WEDNESDAY goth instant at 10 O'Clock nj our ,or,
VIII be sold general assortment OF
so half boxes "Woolsey's" Double Loaf Sugar
IS hbds whiskey %
30 bills do
e5 half pipes Old Whisky
is bbs
800 bags prime Laguayra Coffee
100 do Rio Coffee
IS do Augosinra do
IS do Old White do
80 Cir1rs various qualities
100 o 10 boxes G. p. Tea
100 ~ 10 do
: half chests do
10 do do Powcbong do
do Young Tyson do
$50 boxes sIIO Glass
200 do 1919
II packages Glass Ware
so boxes Imitation English Cheese
SO ar casks MarseiBes Madeira Wine
20 do Sicily do do
10 bbls Apple Brandy
$50 boxes soap
casks Winter Sperm Oil
S bbl- Tanners' OIL
100 kegs No. White Lead
800 reams Wrapping Paper
IS boxes Jaeksons Mould Candies &c
TERMs-Under 500. cash; and over popths-fr an
proved paper. jue7 D. A Ancts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
N. Y. MARKET. June "a, is4s.

Az. Il. mhhhEi, June ~, 1913.
CorroS--The market throughout week up to ye.ter
day was very dull. Shppsrs then forward and ope
prices last week The sales for the week ending
last evening amounted 1919 bales of which 22OO were
upland aud Florida. at 55l73e. 100 Mobile Sas 800 N
The arrivals during the period were 5766 bales
Prices are about OF cent lower than previous to the
val OF the Columbia. and quotations accor
duQiy ~NNN'-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, IN MONROE
COUNTY, Va. For SaIc.

* virtue OF hve deeds of trust made To John
-. w. Nawier and Conway Robinson as trustees. m x, T
nfs' bearing date the sith Of
NOVEMBER eS the third the Goth January Is57 IN. sh
@ t'h OF February 1892 and the % Of seut.nh.,
ietV he Tour hrt of which deeds William Burke an
ana 'ne nun rom said Burke and all OF record
IN The ofhee OF the Court OF Monroe county in Virginia The u,
trustees Of them "Wednesday the 6,h av ~ A.
gus next at the Red Sulphur Springs county OF Monroe
sen al public auction 10 the highest bidder parcels Of
IN u sid county OF Monroe the creek con
ining by The patents q them another 40 acre.
ana inc oier log acres making them
e Sne lands which conveyed by James Harvey
% sd BURKE and known the Red sulphur Springs Tract with
be buildings and waters privileges Of thereon
oeonging and the -reto; such rn,l p
perry a embraced in the deed 9th eptener ls34
including much valuable furniture slaves ana
mage and harness. -
And by virtue Of third fourth and hnh ee the 4,
trustees OF one Of them will place s.
pubic auction other lands ,,
included IN the two h-ao of personal properly
veyed oy the said deeds that the Sih Of
september 1884 consisting Of horses sheen hoe.
oren. wagons and furniture. = 49,
And by virtue Of the fh deeds the sid trustee.
or one OF the will at the al public
on such OF the personal property conveyed by said two t
deeds as Is not embraced in the three first
And by virtue Of the h tnsees or On. NJ then,
VIII at The sane hour and pce sell such Of the
personal property conveyed thereby embraced in the ou
first. - ~
The sale viii be for ready money according to- the terms Of the
said deeds except as TO one half Of
ney Of the lands will be for the creditors BY the four
rf deeds as TO this half their creditors may
credit OF and years bearing interest the e.
The trustees OF them title as il vested in
them by the said deed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

y pursuance of trust deed, made by William
u T. Higgnboham and wife purposes therein
mentioned shall the 2e day July fair otherwise
on the neat fair day sale upon premises that vaua
Die and most desirable fam lying Aemane above
CharouesviIe and within miles Turnpike
leading from Staunton the containing abt
acres and now in the occupancy OF the said Hggnboham
This farm now In high Of cultivation land among
the hrst quality the eomna-
oe and other improvements thereon and
midst Of highly respectable and intelligent society.
IL that farm possessing greater ad
vantlges Is offered n mar
The but as trustee shall eorvs,
only such AZ the deed vests in
Terms Of Sa-The sum Of about s2496 required in
cash. and Tor The balance OF the purchase money
given, TO be made known the day
w SOl-ru.II
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Say Inlss- a nTssRsr.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
,vz TRUST SALE.

* virtue OF deed OF Trust, executed 10 mo
BY Francis r. neane. sr day Of october ts.t
- OF record IN 'e County Of Cumberland osr foe
ne AZ pubic auction On the day Of Iul
next the tract Of LAND winch D-aDe now r.r. l
s ue town OF canersviHe containing .lsn
AZ ,ne aHr time and place Ell al ns-pre an
'n ue except an old PnyJ .as D.,n.
furniture &c &c Terms of known on The
me uue 10 said land and other properly believed tn
w" 10 a - ses'ea IN me- HENRY P. IRVING. Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

commissioners sale or Land in Hcnrico county
virtue of n desree of the Superior Court
OF Law and Chaneery for the Richmond irrut pronounced
on me S' day OF March, ls43 therein ding between
pa'd T. Lacy and David Alley plaintiffs; and
oe deendants shall proceed Saturday LIST day o July
next IL sell the tact Of Land decree mentioned I
"a l upper end OF the Of Heneo upon the deie
% lhnas Cooke formerly resided continuing acres more or
less or "a much thereof shall necessary 10 Rise th- stns N
money deeeed to he paid the plaintiffs expenses OF sale
lorih OF the purchase money paid and
tue residue in ihr"e and ~ nonths ,h
purchaser giving bonds with approved security install
ana The title retained until the whole purchase money be
paid and conveyance directed BY the Coun.
10 6-eo3w 1 FOpn 0
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BOSTON MARKET. LUNG %

Flour has gone up another cghh no good brands of
esee can be had today underS575 Michigan for less
than S5,625-most holders ask Nearly all the How
nrd street that could be had $3.50 has been taken by
the dealers. Market closes firm Corn for mealne is in
good demand-round yellow SO co. and fiat 5sc per bush
ell; other qualities plenty and dull Of SALE Nnckere
new NO meet ready sale Mt SIS; No old in fair de-
mand ut 9,37 $50; and No do 1877 so per Dbl
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J. u. GREGORY u CU, MANAGERS,
Richmond. Va.

Drawn Nos Of The Alexandria Lottery, No aodrnwn sih June
For Tuesday.
$4,000, 10000 50O0 3OOO 2OOO 1900. I46O 10
Pnzes OF 1000, 10 of 500, 10 Of 3O0 &c. Tickets IS
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 1885, prizes of 1000. s of
OF $780, 10 OF 300, Is of $50, 25 of 2OO &C. for We'd
nesday. Tickets SIS.
100000. 5000, 1000, 5000, $500, prizes of 1000
IO OF 1000, 40 of 500, 50 of 800, &c., for Thursday-
$4,000. 3000 1900, ll64, 1904, 5 prizes of 500. E
OF 3OO I'D OF 2O0 &c, be drawn Friday evening at
the Exchange. Tickets 81
$4,000 5000, 1900, 1000, prizes of 500, of 300,
&C., for Saturday. Tickets 81.
$4,000, $4,000. 100 of 1000, &C.
For Saturday, LIST July.
Alexandria Lottery. Class 49, for S43 TO be drawn at
Alexandria, d. O., Saturday, the LIST July lS43 Grand
Capitals-S4O,OOO, $4,000, 5000, 5O0O 4OOO 27Os .
pnzes OF 1000, 6 of 1900, 100 of 1000, &c Tickets
SiO; halves ,; quarters So Certificates of packages
oil - wholes, Sl5O-shares in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 49, for Isi3 to be drawn
at Alexandria d. g., Saturday, the sh OF July lS43-
10 drawn Nos Splendid Scheme-S30 900, 1910 5000
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d. Certheates of packages of % wholes Sl3O-
shares in proportion.
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