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10 our paper ofJune 90, we put upon
record for future reference, sundry
Qualifications Of the Loco press over he
rise in prices, produced as they said, b.
the extinction ol the thirteen specie pay
ing Banks which the last Legislature
refused to continue in existence The
first was from the Statesman Of June 10,
and bore the significant little
Prices Of Produce going up wh,le The
Banks are going dOwn- Wing pre-.
dictionS fdlsyeed by Jacts and expert
eacs"
10 our comments upon these extracts,
we asked that they be- re read iii the
prices oI -four, wheat, stocks, &c should
seem 10 fall" Notwithstanding we had
been taught that ell was permanence and
stability with metallic currency, (so
much glori6ed,) and that there we're no
fluctuations 10 the prices Of produce
and property except from Bank expsn'
sioGs und contractions After this,
referring 10 the assumption that The rise
Of prices was 10 consequence Of the
death Of lh,rleen Banks, and the ban.
ishmenl ol paper money, we remarked;
Lot US see how long thOy will stick tC
this, and SEQ wha, excuse they will make
Tor any decline in the prices Of produce
and State stocks, and for any scarcity il
money that may set be IeIt, and msl
continue to be felt, nolwlhstanding th'
death Of thirteen Ohio Banks may havI
made WaV Ior the introduction Of q
much specie"
Well, the Statesman. "siuch To It
until The 2Slh OF July, nearly a mOnt
and half, and then, what is the excus
for tho fall Of pricesf Why, preclsel
what tho Wings always told him whe
he was raving against the Banks (c
: producing fluctuations BY their expaT
sons and conraclions! Hear him
"Wo have a thousand times state
that the price oI produce does not d.
u pend on the rotten promises Of bank !
= cues, but upon tho markols-Upon dt
o maOd and supply upon the crops, Sc
D. That will do! Cory enough lor Il
% Hard Currency Ohio Stale Journal.
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ncssec.

The result Of the August election in
Tennessee is looked for with intense
anxiety. inasmoch as upon that depends
the political complexion Of the Senate
of The United States for the next Two
years. Knowing, as we d., the slsbi
ty and ardent patriotism Of the Tenncs.
see Wings, we have not permitted our
selves Ia doubt, for a moment, the sue
cess OF Gov Jones s-He will be re elect
ed. But so many local causes usually
operate in the election OF mombers Of The
Legislature, 1t may possibly happen in
that State, as it did two years ego, that
the Wings may not secure lhe supre.
macy 10 both branches OF the General
Assembly; and, If so, the election OF two
Whig U. States Senators may be again
prevented. II is all'imporrNut 10 the
permanence Of our excellent Tarf, that
the Wings should maintain their ascen-
dency in the Senate, since, through lheiT
apathy and neglect, il 10 now probable
that the Locoloco party may have the
majority in The House Of Representa-
Iivss Upon this subject the Nationa
late elligencer remarks:
The Senate OF The United States, h ow
ever, mag yet he saved to the Whig'
and wiH be saved IL wa are not eyre
iouslg disappointed 10 The result Of tn
election in the Stale OF Tennessee, b,
whose Legislature, now TO he chosen
Senators are 10 be elected to I'LL the ~
seats in that body which have bee
factiously kept vacant for the last Nv
years. The State Of Tennessee ma
thereio fore be said to be the bstlls groun
:, of The present season, on which success
10 the Wings will be a victory indee,
y giviOg TO lhsm Ihe control Of The SENATE
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"ADVERTiSING -"

Under this caption the editor OF the
Mud paddle, pretty much after The fash
ION Of a street'beggar recommends his
"co|umns as a desirable medium Of rom
muuicallon to the public" His sub.
scripIon list, ne asserts, 10 ''daily in
creasing and" he adds. "while the peo.
people are leaning others in disgust they
are aocking to us as doves to their win.
dows." We will give our readers and
Mr., LtAe's, the key 10 this very decpnf
and very sarcastic aIIosioD Mr.. L,uIe'S
Loco(oco brorher.in.law is the "doDe"
that is .RdcIing to his window. He, il is
true, discontinued hs subscription TO tbs
Free Press, and, on the same day, gen.
tlemHn, Of this place, Of the same poiit
cal party, became subscriber 10 ovr
paper, This ia the fulI extent Of that
"leaving others" which grprifes ho
mean and miserable maIignilv Of that
lille spirit which fioUnces aud founders
in the Mud paddle.
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editor oi the Free Press-he has neVt
taken his solemn oath upon receiving
commission, either civil or military, to
support the Constitution OF the Stae oi
Ohio, when he was NOT eIig Bile 10 office!
And, one other hing g-whenpVer tho
editor of the Fee Press has been cau
ddare for Office, he has unformlv re
ceived more votes han the political par.
~ To which he balongs, could give in
the Township where he resides aud il
best known will as much ever he said
10 truth. OF he ne,U batch oil Lokey oAice
expeclBnts hcreabauts?
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we are row gtoaning. We wcuS put
1t TO every farmer. Wh'ther, 10 ceiling
his wheat in StenbenviiIe. he woafd not
rather have his payu notes Of the Far
mrrs' and Mechanics Bank Of Sreuben
vile, with The name Of honest David
Moodey thereon, than notes issued BY
banks from 500 TO 1000 miles of, Of the
value Of he can know nothing9 There
is not a SsrU burner in the land who
would not prefer the home TO the for
eign notes.
Then WHY pu, down our banksf
We ask every 'hnnest Farmer and
Mechanic to say WHY2
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awe can not expecl Eng and TO buy Of
usunless we buy Of her."--LiLtte on
prdtertiOn
The eparagraPh from which make the
above quotation betrays an utter iguo'
rance o( the policy which has ever gov
erned England in her commercial inter
course with rhe United States. Selfish
and exclusive 70 all her commercial re-
latons, she imposes tho most onerous
duties upon the products Of this country
when introduced into her ports-she
even so manages as to secure large
portion OF the profits Of The carrying
trade; and then exacls duty on the
articles OF the cargo, which falls little
short Of prohibition. And while things
are thus our kind hearted Loco(oco. free
trade men ask US 10 take off our duties
on English manufactures and English
productions, and let them be poured iU
on US TO the destruction not only oI our
revenue, but Of our manu- featuring es'
tabishmeRts also! To talk Of "Iecipro"
city OF trade" with Eng land is tho very
consumalion of folly. Her rCciPr oclty
is now, and always has been, all on one
side and that side her OWn. She will
buy from US only when she cannot do
otherwise; and il would not be more
absurd nor less patriotic TO look 10 En-
aIand lor succor in time OF war, than TO
expect IRON her reciprocity or equality
and fair dealing in her commercial trans
actions. England is the commercial and
political enemy of almost every quarter
OF the globe, She ia striving to grasp
empire and 10 subjugale 10 her purposes
the citizens Of every nation, kindred and
tongue. And while she occupies this
hostile position, according to Mr. Little,
il is the policy Of The democrats" 10
extend 10 her "reciproclly OF trade and
commerce" Bah!
Again we are told by Mr., Little, (who
must be an immediate descendant Of Ad
am Smith. so we'll does he seem TO under.
stand poilcol economy that a "FariH
for revenue. and revenue only, so adJus'
ted as 10 afford incidental protection, is
the ,rue policy Of this government y
And has il come TO this, that the indus
lry of this country is TO be protected and
foslered Incidentally only2 "Incidental
protection!" Incidental 10 whatH To
tho pleasure o. England! In the oldeu
times when the true Republican party
ruled, when Washington, Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe, were al the head
of affairs, DIRECT PROTECTION
was The order oC the day. But nov,
spurious "democracy'-Ihe LocoIocc
,rainbands, with both hands up, eScaim
You cant have protection, unless it be
,iucldental.'" "EngIand will not buy oI
ne. unless we buy Of her," Call you
this democracy!
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CFWe owe an apology to our read.
ers for copying so freely, this week,
from the filthy columns of the Office.
holders Mud. paddle. Our only motive
has been TO hold up its ostensbIe editor
as mark for
Scorn to point her slow unmoving fin.
ger att
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-04

Wheeling Gazette .--Messrs. HULL IL
HARRER, have become the editors and
proprietors OF this very reputable and
efficient Whig journal. We wish broth
or Harper and his associate all the sue
cess they merit---more they will never
need.
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S3,536,75O
$678,837
Increase

Let the reader look oI these things.
Bank capital reduced more than one
half, specie reduced one sixth, and yet
the circulation increased one-third, and
Locolocosm shouts forth, "glory, aIl's
we'll, the country iprospers, Banks go
down, money increases, and tprices
raiseW Add thus the blind followers Of
a 'heOftless, reckless corps Of vile i'm
posters, like the deIuded Ephesians Of
old cry out, Most charming are the
qualities, and great the power OF Dem
oc'acyW How long will IhslpeOpIo sub
nit Ito be the dupes such srlifcesi
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-04

HTLiEie has found out the reason
why the editor of the Free Press has
moi been elected to ofice--"lhe great
body Of the Wing party are decent and
honorable men" Wen tell him anolh-
or .h,uE that has never hSpPcGed TO the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-04
STU MPING.

We have been frequently requested
by gentlemen Of both poIi,icaI parties to
publish call upon The severa cand-
dates for Senator and Representatives in
this district 10 appear before the people
and make known their several political
principles and opinions, from The stump!
The progress Of the wheat and hay bar.
vesl, as welI'as the absence orthe Wing
candidate for Senator, thus far, seem
to forbid acal for immediate Stumping.
But, we should think, that in the course
of a week or two, the candidates will be
able to obtain cheerful hearing from
thepeople. Free discussion and a fair
comparison Of views and opinions, will
enable the people 10 Judge safely of the
merits and qualifications OF those who
ask 10 be made legislators,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-04

The CANAL MARKET The price OF
whea, at MassIlon and B,livar has re-,
ceded since our last notice. Old wheat
is worth but 10 cents per busheI, and
new, 62a
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october EloctiOm-ISA3.


october Election M-lSA3.
For Congress.
LEONARD HANNA.
Senator. in conjunction wih Jefferson co
EPHRAlM R. ECKLEY.
IN conjunction vith Jef
ferSom county
LEONARD HARSH.
ISAAC SHANE,
SMILEY II. JOHNSON.
Commis stoaer
HORATIO HUNT.
Auditor.
THOMAS R. HARBAUGH.
Sheriff
DAVID WATT,
Prosecuting Attorney.
VAN BROWN.
Treasurer
JOSEPH q. KENNEDY.
Poor House Drrcior,
WILLIAM h RAXTER.
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TO certainty, until the expiration of
the 25rh Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-04
From the Ohio State journal.
"As BANKS GO DOWN MONEY IN.

"AS BANKS GO DOWN MONEY IN
CREASES, AND PRICES RISE"
Tbisis-a steroty ped declaration Of the
LocOloco Press-the object Of which is TO
deceive The pc ople into a belief hat the
destruction ol banks has had q tendency
not only 10 increase the quantity of the
circulating medium, bat also 10 improve
iis'quality 0to'mske the holders of bank
notes safer in the rece pt Of sucha cur
rency; AID hence we hear no more a.
bout irresponsible banks. rag-money,
extravaganI Bank issues, &c. AIlis
now quiet; not a word is heard on the
subject Of how many dollars in paper
may be issued Tor one OF specie in the
vaults Of the Backs. On all lheSo mat.
ters the party is as nuts as il nothing Of
the kind had ever been suggested. Nov
for all this there must be some cause.
And queTe, may it not in some degree
be owing TO the fact, that Locoloco
Board Of Canal Commissioners, consti-
tuIed expressly to cure all the financial
ills ol the State, after all the demonstra.
llons Of party hos,illies TO the Banks,
had beseech these "corrupt, faithless,
swndIing moDopolies," 10 loan as much
Of their rage as would enable them to
meet the payment Of the July interest
on our State debit
Ia calling public attention 10 this sub.
ject, it is by no means our object to
change places with these cavilleers, and
complain against increased Bank issues.
What we design TO do is TO contrast the
present and former treatment of these
institutions by the Iocofoco demsgogues
One year ago, the camor about the dan
ger OF Bank explosion, loss to blIl.hoId-
ers, &c was IN the mouth of every
small beer politician all over the State
That this was all deception, will appear
from the following:
OHIO BANK STATISTICS OFFICIALLY PRO-
MULGATED. Condition of The Ohio
Baaks in June 40 and 43.
Capital. Specie on hand.
June, '42,
90 Banks, $7,o94,oss $s25,OiO
June, lS4S,
loBanEs, s,4o7 1888 eos 543
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W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE HIIIDISG.

Thursday evening per mail A.eNandua, Extra, Class
No. 222. Capital Prizes: Of $4,000, 5000, 2OOO
1894 10 Of 1000, 10 OF 500 20 OF 2JO % Of 49, 20
of 800, 200 Of 100, &c. Is Nos. 10 drawn. Ticket,
SIS.
Friday, draws in the Exchange. Va. Leesburg Glass
81. Capital Przes: $1,000. 2OSO, of 1000, ) Of 300.
Of $50, > Of 200, Of $50, 10 of l0O &c. G6 Nos.
IL drawn. Tickets 81 80.
Saturday, drawing received Monday morning. Grand
Consolidated, Extra Class IS. Capital Prizes: $4,000
500O $500, 20O0 1921, 10 of 1000, 10 Of 500 10 Of
$50, 10 Of 200, % Of $50, l55 of 100. &c. rs Nos
~ drawn. Tickets nett s..
$4,000 $4,000.
Alexandra Lottery Class No. 10, for lSl3-to be drawn
at Alexandria, d. c.. Saturday 23l Of Scptr. lSI3 Bril-
liant scheme: prize Of $4,000, 25 600 5000 10000
5000 30O0 1925 80 Of 1000 100 Of 500 GO Of 400 CO of
200 60 Of l50 GO Of l00 60 Of So 26 of CO. 1876 of 49,
1864 Of 30, 23i36 Of l5 27sl4 prizes amounting to
Si2,115! - No. Lotcy-l2 drawn ballots Whole
Tickets Sl5; halves 80; quarters IS; eghths ST.
Certificates Of packages Of - whole tickets S2OOshares
in proportion.
100000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class So for lSl3 to be drawn at
Alexandra, Saturday the Both Of September. Capital
Pryes: $4,000, 10000 5000. $500. 3OOO $500 1895
Of 1900 30 Of 1000. - Of $50. ~ Of 300 ~ Of 800
l2j Of 1876, 81 OF 100, &c. 7S Nos. and / drawn.
Tickets $40; halves .; quarters ? So
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
CIlAs. WoRTIiAM Richmond Va
Drawing Immediately they are over 10 all who order
above. s. rs
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY & co, MANAGERS.
lei. nd

Thursiay-3 prizes Of $4,000 2OOO 1894 10 Of 1000 10
of5Oo. 20 Of 200 20 OF $50. &c. &c. Tickets s..
fnday-s7OoO 20oo prizes Of 1000. 200 Of ESQ &c
&c. Tickets $3.50.
sanray-s2o,Ooo, 5000 $500 5000, &c. Tickets S.
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 80 for 1870 be drawn al
Alexandria, ID. C., Saturday the 30th of Sept lSI3 IA
drawn numbers. Grand Capitals $4,000 OObO 5000
$780, $780, $500, 1885, Of 1900 30 of 1000 80 of $50
I5 OF 200, &c. Tickets $780, halves s. quarters So
Certificates OF packages OF 90 whole tickets Sl3Oshares
IN proportion.
S50.000-25.OOO.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 49, for si3 drawn at
Aexandrio, d. T., Saturday, 20 September lsi3. Bril-.
Ian Scheme: prize OF $4,000. 2j,O0O $1,000 10 O0O
5000 5000 2i25 30 of 1000 100 500 60 of 400 63 Of
200 Is Of $50. C3 of l00 IS Of So 26 Of CO. I26 40
1921 OF 80, 1886 Of ID. 27,Sli prizes amounting to
SH2,U5. 40 No. Loitery-l2 drawn ballots. Whole
Ticket o. shares in proportion. Certificates Of packages
oil 20 whole tickets S20O-shares in proportion.
Tickets and Shares or Certificates Packages
splendid Lotteries address
] @ GREGORY A. Co M......- n..L...., A..
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN.

$4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000.
Alexandria, No. 222, Extra for Thursday evening Ca.
pals-3 OF $4,000, 5000, 2OOO 10 OF OOO 10 OF 800
&c &c. as Num6er-l3 Drawn. Wholes So, halves
30, quarters 25.-lst Drawn Number SlO I'd s.; 80
or 4ti- So
$1,000, $4,000.
Virginia Lcesburg No IS, for Friday at the Exchange
at half past o'clock Capitas-S7 COO OsO. of 900,
> OF 300, &c. &C. &C Numhers-l2 Drawn. Wholes > so
halves | -, quarters 625 cts.
$4,000, $4,000.
GRIND Consolidated, No. 81 Extra for Monday morning
Capitals-S20,000, 5000, $500, 2OO0 10 of 900 Sc
&c. 80 Numbers-l2 Drawn. Wholes IS, halves 50,
quarters 25-Net IS.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 10000.
Aexandria, No. 40, for Monday morning. Capitals
$50 900, $4,000 $4,000, 10000 5000 3OOO 50 OF 600
lou OF 500, &c. &c. ~ Numbers-l2 Drawn. Whoes
Sl5, halves : 30, quarters u.s. eighths s75.
Q Tickets in all the Lotteries lucky numbers for sale at
sTRAT'TON'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Ticket Nos Is 62 52 entitled Capital prize $4,000
sold and paid by sTRATTON.
Ticket Nos II 80 40! Prize Of $4,000 soli ami paib by
SrRNTTON.
Ticket Nos 10 30, Prize Of $1,000 lboih and paid
DO do 21 II go, do 100, Sby STATION.
Besides 80 other good three number Plies making three
number prizes sold and paid 10y sTRATToN May
the Is Of August. - IL
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ny List EYEJrLv0's NAIL.
N. Y. MARKET-seo, 18Th apM

W. Il. MAhhtl-Sept loth, i. M.
Cotton dull There have been several sales of enesee
Flour. most Of them at $3.50 but ut S453-
Ohi, in store, sold SIiI Samples OF Wheat are offer
ed. but no sales made Rye is worth Csc. 1900 bu Ohio
Corn brought 53lc. No change in Ashes $50 bills
Prime Pork sold ut $40. Stocks sieady.
T.. s. Evening-Therc is change in Flour or Cotton
Erehanges including Certificates aud Checks.
Boston par; Philadelphia par dist Baltimore par n
dis Washington ID @ 5dis; Ricid tal dis Raleigh 4
wilmington Oa0 Charleston 1al dis Augusta 90 dis; Macon
u Columbus lnl dis; Savannah 5a dis; Mobile l4al5 dis
~ Orleans dis 81 Louis sp che 5al dis Louisville 5aI dis
Cincinnati dis; Nashville ialb dis; Apaachicola
Treasury Notes TAD Bills London 9ia5 prem;
do. on France 5,23if Dollars, Spanish lO4 LOG; Dol.
lars, Patriot premium; Douboons Spanish I6 I6 To-
Doubloons. Patriot l5.60al 5.65.-Jour Com
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M RS. VI. A. CLARK, having returned from
W the North prepared giving instruction upon the
Piano Forte either ai her residence
MIR T. aie herself that her experience teacher will en-
sure 10 her continuance Of the liberal patronage
received She would observe. that she gives upon
fine toned instrument To those, unacguanted with Mrs .h.
begs leave To refer to the following ladies' are
have BEEN her pupils: - -
Rs,rRrSoEs-Mrs DIR. Tazewei Mrs Judge Nicholas Mrs..
Joseph Allen Mrs Judge Daniel Mrs Judge Robertson Mrs
Robert &. Nicholas.
Residence, Mrs Fishers pirate Boarding House on Main
square above the Banks 40 t5-.,o,.
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Is43-Faii stock.
L. X. WHITE & CO.

u Merchants, their and IN. n,hI
WIN Roots, Shoes and Leather, Of eey rcrne,v and &
~ ana az rv Pe having on hand r.e.n, ,,,,v
from the Northern and Eastern cies THE BES-, Jy
tNIt'sHE Stock that we have offered 70 In. nnbi
which cannot be eNcelcd State. ''>' anu
We would he happy IL CouNTRv AND TOWN. Nrpcy.x-. ,,
eau ana examine stock before purchasing a. We .h,
goods upon the most advantageous terms ~ ' i'''"
gos having been purchased recent adv,,.. an
prices we sha be abb To sell them very lowest r,t. ana
great many articles a. low they had on N.
themselves. '~N W "'e niahuiae
Also on hand 5000 pair OF Brogues Of our o,r ,a,,e
suitable Tor plantation and factory a. low for ..h o. -,
punctual .' Sasn VI 10
Richmond, Va a'- "''Ae' nfidse'
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Alexandria Lottery Class No. 49, for lsI3-to be drawn
at Alexandra, ID. c. Saturday 23d of September, 5i3

Zs,s14 Prizes amounting S1I2.775!
49, 40 No. Lo,tery-l2 drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets Sl5; halves So qrs 49, eighihs ST.
'eruhcaies OF packages of % Whole Tickets.
Do.....- do..... - Hail. do ............. 100
Do. do. % Quarter do .............. so
Do. do. % Eighth do ............. IS
~ Oers for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
IN the above SPLENDID LOTTERIES PROMPT AZ
eion and an account Of sGeh
over TO all who order from Address
HoYT * Co,
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now occupied by Mr. A. g. Stevens and
white The Store well calculated extensive Grocery
or any other business requiring much large
House connected with IT, running back Alley dwelling
part ~ snabI" for the accommodation OF rcnee family. will
De put complete orier for good
gwen ist November next perhaps
with 1.-THE present oeeupanp fdesred,-ipply
l5-eou BEERS AZ PDINDEyTER
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T'NI''IT' 'IVIN'N Nuct
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
ny II. II. Dickinson & Brother.

Female Serrdnt for Hire at auction.
WILDE hired t highest bidder of the wear
on SATURDAY 23n Sept 10 o'clock Auction Room
akey Girl about l. duties Of cham
ter. and, also toerabe good Sramsiress.
eel Il. II. DICKINSON L. BRO Aucts
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Nv williams a HaxnII.

y
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 2nd Oct. next n Al O'Clock on
the premises shall lots of ground on
street. opposite the Old Baptist Meeting front,
running back 100 feet twenty alley, by the
numbers - ar - Of by John Mayo
and wife These lots elgiby being and
airy retired ant convenient the business part city and in
aEeighouhOd which several wear,
rapidly improving
IERNone third cash and tie balance equal payments
al and - months. Negotiable n OF Trust on The
properly will be required TO the credit payments
WILLIAMS L. N
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GRAND SCHEME.

2a,s1i Prizes amounting 10 s7i2,175!
40 No. l.otery-la drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets SIS; halves So qrs.3 -; eghths ST.
Cen heaI's OF packages Of - Whole Tickets.
Do-.. do. 90 Halves do. ............. 100
Do... do. % Quarter. do. ...............
DO. do. - Eight. do. ...............25
% Tickets by the package packages single
Tickets IN all tile above, and any Lottery by
Gregory * Co, for sale office Of
L. r. ALLEN l. CO.
au2I Under E,chany. Hotel
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FOUR LOTS AND HOUSES IN SYDNEY.

i" -AA'D MUSES. IN Sf DNE1,
AT AUcrfoS.
four desirable Lots the
RICHMOND on which wood out buildings
ana wei oil good water &c. present of
two each and good tenants Tb. ptopev il
situated IN the most improving city West end
~.
We viii sell the above by TnrRsn,y the 81, October
O'Clock IN the afternoon; until then
The terms &c be known applying US or the
sc ids DUNLOP. MoNCCRE co Aucts.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the s6th inst 10 o'clock will SELL in front
our office general assortment of in pa of
% lIhis ST CroiH. Porto Rico and n. Orleans Sugar
100 Tierces and bbls. Orange Grove Clarified do
$50 Bags Laguyra, Java and Cuba Coffee
$50 Boxes Sperm and TaIow Candies
200 do Soap Lee and Colgate brands
l6O do Cheese. Pine AppIc Cheese
90 do Starch Indigo, " D. Rum hhds AMI bbls
Cosnae Brandy, Old whskey, Pepper, Ginger
Middiu- ami Shoulder Bacon
Gunpowder Imperial and Powchong Teas. &c &c.
TERMS-tndsr 500 cash; sOO months credit for an
proved negotiable paper DUNLOP, MONCURE * CO.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
NEIV BOARDING HOUSE.
MRS. ANN f.. THOMAS has taken IN,

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commoie few families and day Her terms are ea
sonabe and she will deyotng her time and energy n tine
establishment 10 render her boanlers comfortable.
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