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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
Fer The Enquirer.
"a HARD HlT"-AND YET A HARDER


Spectator" in the Wing OF this morning. in
reference 10 the discussion on the eth ut al The
Halfway House between Mcs>rs Scott and Sc
gar represents MIR. Scott as asking, what would
be done with the immense revenue lowing into
the Trcasury?' 10 which Mr.. Segar replied that
latter detraving the expenses al an economical
Government, we will appropriate the residue 10
the payment of the public debt, which has been
entailed upon the country ~ the waste!ul extra
vaSance OF Democratic administration" So
far, Spectator is accurate. Why does he not
pursue the Interrogation! Mr.. Scott. al once pur-
suing his remarks said: Your bac&, PLuNDsnlNG
Tariff is now estimated 10 produce from SO
000,JO0 TO S13, 100000 Of revenue yearly: vour
economical Government will cost annually SO
0O,O00-and the whole debt which you can
redeem on the first OF January next Treasury
Notes and all included, cannot exceed $4,000 900
more. Here, then, for the expenses OF the Co
vcrnment and the public debt Won want .c:32 0N0,-
oo, and 70 meet This demand, you cxtor, by your
Tariff OF 1872, from the people, the sum Of SO
900 900 aS boastcd oi by Your own rsrtv. re-
peat, said Mr. Scott, The question, what will Won
DO win the surplus, between your wants OF 80.
100000 and your receipts from taxation Of go
100000 2 And he paused for reply, but MIR
ScSar seemed too much engaged in replacing his
coat, of which, in the argument ne had stripped
himself, 10 give an answer
Mr. Scott proceeGed-''I know, tia, in some
eight or Ten years, there is more OF the W.
fuadsd debt 10 pay: but when was i, before ever
known, that there should be drawn from inc neo-
plcby taxation, merely 10 be bonded or ras'ca, SO
large an amount as SS.G0a000 Per annnm. - pay
Il debt not due for eight wears J. ..,is Wing eco
no'ny J God save Us lrom il
Pursuing another topic. Mr. Segar had de-
bounced the Force bill Is IAN ultra Fedora mc2
.tr..N I'M al, IN
der this Government. In his rejoiDGer, Mr.. Scot
said Il stand not here 10 defend the Force bill or
lis adv ocates-When that question shall be pre-
scented again for consideration shall te prepared
10 express my opinions without regard 10 men,
OF the tendency Of that measure. BuI is it not
remarkable, that The gentleman, who denounces
in such unmcasured terms, this aci Of Congress,
as black ultra Federal measure, should vel
commend 10 Your support and confidence, Mr..
Clay, as pure a',d paspSDcctcd Dc1,0frG@ The
same Mr.. Clay, who so thoroughly admired and
approved OF the Force bill that although not in
his seat. 10 voc on the final passage ot the bill,
the next day rose in his place and declared in tn
Senate, his appreciation of the measure: that his
vo,e would have been cast for the law, had he
been present-a law, under which the gentleman,
THEN nor NuLLrFIFR. (Which Mr.. Scott said
he never was,) would have been hung a. a rebel,
had he dared practically 10 carry OF his null
fying doctrines" AT tina; point, Mr.. Segar sa:,!
10 friend. come, let us 60, and 90 lie lid, and
Mr. Scott soon after concluded his reloinder.
ANOTHER SPECTATOR
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TDe 1sfeDnemu Earautree,
,hose adrocalcd M lheir champion wonld b soa,.

those advocated hy their champion would be scat
tered 10 the four winis Of the earth.
The hour and GuaI;cr eXi're'l, that Gen. Dor
man was to speak. amt Mr.. bIockenhrough look
the stand, ami began ~ contrasting the opinions
entertained and advocated b he Wing party in
1910 and those they avo~ in loti, and showed
mos, clearly that they have opinions suited TO eve
~ section OF country, ana accommodated 10 every
cline. In the progress .; bis remarks, he &C.
fcnd,d most ably and trumrhanily the Democra-
tic party from the vile a>DeiSions thrown i, thcra
by Gen. Dor.nan. aud dcecantcd al some length
on the various tories o. the dav-l,aE,;, Tar.if
Distribution, bankrupt law. &c. and 81 com
pleiely demolished his opponent, that the elect
was easily told. from The i.ui;cIing oiihe wounded
pigeons. Mr. Brockenbrough is bcauiiul >peak-
cr a fine orator. and gentleman Of Ii highest
order of talent. Alter dinner the discussion was
resumed Gen. nCrman occupied tie stand Tor
about an hour, rcitera,ing the Old and WORKOUT
charges OF extravaganza against Mr.. Van Be-
ren's administrator, ana %ounG up By making
the additional charge against Tie Polk party OF
baingdisunion;stS ThiScones with but vcrvpJo
Grace from n pariv nj whose head stands John q.
At!ams-who is willing hat a dissolution Of the
Union shall come al any time. Gen. Dorman *
very experienced lawyer. and argues 4 bad
cause with great ingenuity: hut on that occasion,
"SampSon was Shorn oi his locks MIR. Brock
cnbrouyh again took rhc stand, andhe did 50 mos;
eifcctuay use up TIE Gen his time, lha, perhaps
.hree-fourih> Of the large ana respectable audi
eHce present would have awarded most rium-
phant victory 10 The Democratic orator. The
chargc mace against The Polk party Of being dis
unons,> was rcpclle,i with the most thrilling elo-
qucnce. and indignant seorn. The last effort Of
Mr.. Brockenhrcugh was one o! transcendsnt abb
lity. and was listened 10 with The Utmost pleasure
His whole speech was siaieSmanlike OCCASIONAL
* intcrspcrsed with racT AMI striking anecdotes
Tie impression he made cannot be easily erad;-
Gated. The Democratic party is in inc spirits
and is firmly united and will do their duty in this
county next November hy giving Polk and Dial
lbs the handsome majority oi t.ty.
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90 N.,rs fcom Al Empits .Stnte !!


We have before Us letter, addressed TO De-
m,c7al III Richmond, from one Of the most dis
l.Ggl;shel citizens OF the Western portion OF New
lola. OF the 9th instant He says, Il have
neser seen better feeling perrading the Demo
cracy TIE national nominations are received
With enthusiasm, and receive the united support
o.! the whole patty. Our meetings are numerous
i attended, ami there is manifest determine
ton 10 deserve and secure success. NV cores
pontcncc has been very extensive and from all
parts Of TIE State the accounts given TO me are
veyy favorable. AZ speak ruth high competence Of
r5c:1ry. and active and energetic exer'ionS." AS
a general remark, the Democrats appear TO be
favorable 10 the annexation Of Texas. under pro-
per terms and conditions. There is strong de-
elimination among our Democracy 10 give Polk
and Dallas the vote of the State. Their pride is
enlisted 10 90 This, as they consider il recessaryo
show TO their brethren OF the other States that in
as;ce canno; drive them TO abandon theiI prir-
ciples or the advancement of their good cause
/ have no news from Ohio of a late date, but the
ast had was very favorable
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Er,,p Ir prrnpE TIIE pEOpIE
For the Enqnirr.
aHIGH DUTIES MAKE LOW PRICES.


This was the humbug maxim of the Rererend
Mr. Griswold, sub-Elector of this District III the
Spring canvass in this State-and actively did the
Wing Central Committee 90 TO work 10 prove It's
truii A most Herculean task one would suppose.
But 10 work they went and wonderful number OF
certificates did they get from our Wing merchants,
To sustain the theory The whole country was
flooded with them Their public speakers talked
about and triumphanty relied on them Is unan-
swerable. And the Reverend gentleman preach
ed more than one political sermon from these all
conclusive certificates. Time has rolled on, and
the humbug seems 10 be buried. But II did
serve for a time BADLY to deceive and miSlead
I few soft people. 1t is now only spoken OF 10
be laughed al, and the deception scorned and con-
lemned BY ever fair and honest man. But
pray the Wings TO be assured, that these trcks
serve but 10 disgust the people The odious Ia
rlf of 1912 is sweeping down the South and lis
energies stripping j, oniy 10 pamper ana bniic
up on already bIoated set OF monopolists to the
North OF US The fall trade is Just beginning
and challenge truthful answer 10 the following
enquiries:
Isl. Willnotcotton goods of every description be
higher from 10 to 20 per cent this Fall, than they
were one year ago?
ID Has not raw cotton fallen in price within
that period atleas, 20 per cent!
3rd. viii not hardware, cutlery, glass, and
earthenware, including chinaware, common and
fine, all be much higher, than they were one year
since?
4th VIII not woollens, but especially coarse
woollens, be higher than on the first OF Septem-
Der, 1913 and will not the advance on the coarse
woolens be from twenty 10 thirty per cent.
9th. What is now the number OF pieces of
cassinetts. and other coarse woollens, in first
hands? what was the number on the first Of
July, 1872, on the frs, of July, lS43, and the
first of July, 1874
To the latter part OF This las, question espe-
cially invite a reply. In regard TO ii, have TO
say that am assured from quarter entitled TO
all respect and credit, tina, Of lhi. description
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a1se En,errifed Commonwealth .

The following article, from The Delaware
Gazette OF the 18th instant, and embracing an
interesting extract Of letter from Virginia,
from TIC pen ii a writer, whose name is beyond
opr guess describes correctly the true position and
prospects O; the Old Dominion. There is some
difference in the extent OF our majority This
writer speaEs of 5000. A very intelligent De-
n1crai from Rockingham county, who estimates
ne aer Republican vote in that county al 800,
eiai1S near 10000 majority in the State for Polk
I'D Dallas:
TnE OLD DoMlNioN-A friend has just read
. Us a letter which he received from Virginia.
!! Is from source entitled TO the greatest credit
and we commend the extrac, 10 The attention OF
our democratic readers.
For ourselves, we have never entertained
lou5t as 10 the future political complexion of
ne old Democratic commonwealth. When the
great parent State of the fathers Of Democracy
o@serts her children in times like the present,
%ewil not only fear the downfall OF our rights
oat the destruction OF every veStige of our liberty
But hear what one of her talented sons declares:
feaSc inform me whether little Delaware intends to
uale wi.hthe other Democratic States Of IL, and
;o'@ac2inS, Mr. Clay2 Virginia is dead against
nm Po!ksmalority in this State will not be less
nan NE thousand. Wise's District which gave
lioo 70 Harr;sonin 1910, will give Democratic
.'a3gty Hamp>hir ecounty gave Harrison ma
!!rsii of2oo-hwil now give Polk $50 majority.
iaese mention rs two cases out fmany. could
give many others, but presume you are acquainted
WIN them all The hes, spirit prevails amongst Us,
ana the greatest enthusiasm against Clay We
s!.pcct only TO lose two States in the South viz:
Nsntuckv and North Carolina, and have no APP
r.shsnslon that the Democracy OF the North can
Eyer EYER permit 'ner strongest and bi,terest enemy,
, .aehfy Clay, to reach the Presidential chair
c.ou$n >apineness on their part. As TO Demo-
S;sS, North or South, casting their votes upon
dn ,.n' 'hal we regard as thing impossible In
~ ie' other portions OF the Union but manifest
rr,o Sa'ne spin, that excites the Virginia Demo-
= ian ana 'as days of the Wing party are number
men , az Tyler men, Calhoun men, Van Barren
and oil oil unite warmly upon Polk and Dallas,
G,.sr ~e determined TO save the country from, the
''a'e OF e!eva,ins 10 power,h apostats CLAW >
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II Y IT tHF
IL iic EAilnrs NJ Lhc Ennnlrsr:

tt Mc Edji0rs of hc Enquirer:
Genllemen-Afy attention has been called 10 a
piece in your last paper over the signature oil
".jo5a Ke0r.' in which it appears an attempt mas
been madeio excite prejudice asaiD>; Mr.. Clay
on account OF his suppose! opinions on the SUB
lect OF Religion an; rs il will probably BY some
he thought that am the author al thai article,
would he obliged 10 you 10 STATE that such Is no'
lie fact Nv opposition, as one o.. the humble;
citizens %! this grea; Republic. 10 Ar. Clay, ia,
grown aincs; entirely out Of tie course pursued
hy him and his friends in relation 10 the 'annex-
aiion Of Texas" which regard IS being not only
essential to the best interests of our common eoun
Try, but aiso'nieiy necessary 10 re TIM nlr0hoH
nc .Si,uth. need rot say 10 those who know me,
that this opposition is purely political: Thank
God. am rot eurud With the biGory OF the great
Scotch Reformer OF my name, oil whose prayers
Qnccn Elizabeth said she was more afraid 'han
an army Of ten thousand mer.'
have no knowledge oil Mr. Gays religious
sentiments. and ain perfectly willinGto leave hem
(mav they be such as 10 secure his eternal hapPi-
ness in better world , where our glorious Con
stiiui:on has left them-betweea himself ana ms
Creator Respectfully,
Your obcd;ent servant
JOHN KNOX,
OF Mecklenburg.
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goods there were in the country. and in first
hands, on the first of July, 1912, $4,000 pieces
on The first OF July, 1913, 10000 pieccs--and on
The first of July, 1874, 10000 pieces. Mark how
ms beautiful system Of plunder works Con
sumeis OF Virginia look out for what you will
pay, in this Fall, as bounty 10 tie Northern
capitalists, dividing their fifteen and twenty per
cent, with their stock a, from TWENTY-FIVE 10 ihiuv
per cent above par, while every thing You pro-
dnce, and have 10 sell, is lower by twenty per
cent tndn 1t has been 10: many years Indeed,
did MIR. Webster speak truth, when he said his
Tariff system would make the farmer ''yct less
for all ne has 10 sell, and give more for al! he has
TO buy?' With you, consumers, the candle is
lighted al both ends. How long you will submit
10 be piundered, the coming election, will tell.
PATTI pRS
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There has scarcely ever been known a season
in Virginia so precocious in its productions.
Vegetation has been advanced two or three
weeks beyond the average season. The Wheat
has been reaped, and sent 10 the Mills much
earlier than for many years Last week we
received several stalks OF the Bladen (lnaian)
Corn from our friend William IT, Roane,
Esq, and gathered from his large Corn-hed,
a, his beautiful seat of Tree Hll within
two miles of this City. His Fodder is already
pulled, and each stalk Of the Corn he has sent
US has sir ears on it They were gathered on the
l2th instant, and The Corn is already sufficiently
dry for the Mill-irom three 10 tour weeks earlier
than usual
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING TOMORROW
NIGHT

There will be meeting OF the Shockoe HI!
Democratic Association OF he City Of Richmond
on Wednesday evening next, The 2ls, in>,-, at :
o'clock, at Democratic Hall, over The Marshall
Hotel, on H. street, Shockoe Hill. il IS hops;
every Democrat will be at his post. Our friends
from the country, who may Be IN Town, are re-
quested 10 attend and witness The proceedings Of
The Spartan Band, wio hol, their meetings Oh
every Wednesday nigh.
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RAPRACrE n HALIFAX COUNTY.

There will he a Barhacuc given at Mount
Laurel in the county Of Halifax on Friday the
i,h Of September. /, i designed 10 be free and
public. and all parties and al persons are invited
10 attend. And the Wings eIe invited 10 bring
lleir test and abcst speakers. as it is designed
fal there shall be free aad fill discussion OF the
questions involved in tie approaching Presi:cn
ial Election There viii be preparation MADE
Tor several thousand persons, ana lis expected -
continue for two DAYS. 81 TIE COMMITTEE.
= The Wing will please eopy the above.
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To the Editors Of tie Enquirer.
WARM SPRINGS, Bath Co, Aug. II

" MN SPRINGS, DAN 90 -tU-' 70 1T
Monday last was glorious day for the Demo
cracy OF Bath. The discussion came OF belweer
Gen Dorman of Lexington, who was specially
invited BY The Wings OF Bath 10 address them on
that dav. ana John w Brockenbroush, Esq, also
of Lexington. on bchalfof the Democratic party
though moi specially invited before that day The
discussion was opened By Ges. Dorman, in .
speech of considerable ability, touching in hi
progress, the tavori,e themes Of the day such as,
high duties make low prices, The creation Of
Bank of the United States, Distribution, &c.-en-
Pertaining his Wing audience very agreeably, ma
king them believe that such measures were the
true policy Of the country, and that in the person
of Henry CLAY they would he fully carried out
the Wings not knowing that in the next moment
such filnsy statements and political heresies as
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KING; WILLIAM.

At a very large meeting Of the democratic As
ISOLATION Of The county Of King William, held
near Enfield. IN Satur.y the l0'h inStan;-Caft
Ro Campbell ore Of he Vice Pre>ideat, ('he
President ling af~en'.) took the Chair. aad Hlr
John l.. Swee, was requested 10 act d SECRETARY
in the absence of Ike regular Secretary q The
Association
The Association was addressed Is: Col. +. F,
Dahuey. and Major Wm. :. Eonlaine. Anc, On
motion Of Col. Dabney, the following resolutions
were adopted:
R,;o,sci That ,hi, Association will meet .;
Aylcti'>. on the l,h Saturday o.! the present aonh.
(Augu>;:) and that the Corresponding Committee
Of this Association be requested 10 invite John
s Ca>kie, Esq, Of the City Of Richmond, arG
oiher Democratic sIeakers, 10 attend on that occ2-
sion. and address ihe Association and. also 10
address the fcorl- Of Kin. William %: nc Mon
liav following. il being Court day, At Ming Will
lil..l Cour: House
R.soiccd, That tie foregoing proceedings he
forwarded to he Richmond Enquirer Tor PaAlica-
;ion.
On motion, In. Association aijoumcl to NEE,
at .;Yic,t's. on jbe -,th Saturday Of this month.
ROBERT CAMPBELL. Prts.d.m
r.u> SUrrT 81. tt1rU
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To he Editors NJ ht EaqGnrr:

Mason Co, Va, Arg. ., leii.
AIc>srs Editors fi.t in lie Enquirer al The
18th JULY IN extract from ny letter 10 you OF he
iih MI, in which John Hall Esq, the Repiesen-
taiive OF Mason and Jackson i charged VII.
il wing made proposition TO a get man in
Ohio, 10 aid him in procuring Voters 10 come OYER
from that Stale II Ills - vote tor The Amounted
Chie::aiA. :, the ensuing Presidential election.
Il seems that mr. informant vas somewhat mis-
taken. Mr. Hal! Was rot - GisfH'efestcG d =
procure vo,er, for the Wig candidate for the
nresidcEcy-but fortne H. tGafid0Is j5F a sat
IL TIE HpN II D.hgG'cS IF I1@i1,G--tT fsmslJ!
The iac's are t:,cec-which pleige myself t.
prove Ia the GOOD pco;c Of Mason and JACKSON,
should the diaRicrc&tcd gentleman i"cl disposed Ia
call for the plorf: Some sLort time before the
Spring election. Mr. Hall writes 10 his friend,
Col! a. D., on tie Ohio side OF the river, re-
guessing him 10 come over 10 the election. and
give him lift orr "vorc." my informant does
not recoIlcct the precise language; but ihc whole
intent ana meaning OF his letter % his friend was;
10 come over and do all he could for him al TIE
election. This gentleman declined ro'ire ar
using his influence for Nj. Haii-sdyng Il
have scrupicS - 10 the Justice OF The proposition
Iin - that OHIO would not allow it. and Vifsi-
MIA will not, OF course Bu, uron the DAY OF
thc election, 0n"tder gcatlemon presented himself
at The polls IN ie Fats 10 vote for Hal: blt so ne
one who knew he wa. not citizen OF Virginia,
prevented his voting
This statement; places the matter right; ard II
puts tie gentleman out of the "iryin" ran INTO lie
fire. and shows, 100, 10 the pcore OF Mason AMI
Jackson that their Representative IS more ~tA
than ipa In haste. very respectfully.
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A Correspondent invites the attention of Me~Sr~.
John s. Ca>kie and Peter V. Daniel. Jr., 10 the
meeting al Slash Chu.chin Hanover on Saturday
ncxi: and also the attention OF Mcssrs WIN. W.
Crump ard Henry \. Washington, 10 the pro-
posed meeting 10 be held al 81. Stephens Church
in King & Queen on the same DAY.
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The Coon prints have been ransacking the Jour
mails OF Congress for matters of impeachment
against Mr. Polk-and the consequence has been
that they are bringing up any quantity OF small
potatoe charges agains, him-such a the cost
OF the Speakers Chair, the fre-wood at Aexan-
dria, the pension bil-all which are good, raM
tie oticr s,dc IS heard! We shall Law the letuta-
ton before onr readers forthwith
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CTRATroN's OFFICE Drawing Of Grand coaso

S,TRATT0N'S OFF! E-Drawin. o! Grand Cosso
> Ed.ted Lottery. No. Ct. drawn 10Th:
is n ls - II 6. to IS - G5 - 81 Is.
Hal. Ticket, Nos. - 65 IT, Capital, sold and paid
By sTRATToS.
Drawn numbers Of a'eIind.ia Lottery. W. ~ drawn
'''' 30 FL ss 81 % 10 ~ n 80 II IS a6.
S,rs. - -. -tii another enc, sold AID paid
by sTRATroN.
Splendid s.hrre. $1,000 Dollars. Alexandria Lot
70 "a, 600 COZ 9s 80 of go, leo OF 800. 100 Of
300 is ii lVe, - Of co. Tickets sla, halves quar-
;eis ;.
For alst-caprls $4,000 10000, . Of 1909, &c,
&C. IS Nos. Ii drawn. Ticketssi0
az Orders for packages. GER hcates or snee tickets
in ali Lotteries viii promptly attended 10, End draw
iug sent when requested Peas address ord rs u
y. STRATroA, Richmond, Va
Aus - 0-N
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Louisiann.-The Convention for amending her
State Constitution have assembled at Jackson
and elected Gen. Joseph Walker OF Rapides their
President; upon which, the New Orleans Cou-
rier says: THE Coon press said the Convention
had not Democratic majority What say they
now, when il appears their party were so weak
that they dared not run candidate for the Presi-
dency but took up Mr. Grymes, 4 Democrat? At
The latest accounts, there had been no decision re-
la,ivc 10 the contest Of the city delegation. We
entertain no doubt that MeSsrs Flauchc. La Sore
and others. whom the Coons attempted 10 victim
ize By violence and fraud a, the polls will be ad
miiied TO their seats
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=. WORDS EGW LOTTERY OFF! f, 07po.ip
y f:s ErtAsn,s Hot Pra-es6 Is.-s.n.ie Tickets
a.t P.c<.es al; ~ Lotteries for sie by Word.
TIE frloguE ae the leading ar:tsli wilh the price
NJ tcle.: in ui- D,ilc.Jai Lotteries 10 be drawn IN
s. m,.l. E--y !mica 'is are respectfully So
lici.ed:
Alexandria Lottery, Cas- ~ Sent. I'll. $4,000 Ca
pifs 30 OF 600. Tlckeis sit-shares N proper
toa certificate II p,rtaee II . whole tickets
costa : 3l-.4lvss and qiast-r- IN Fsa'"ft'oa.
Aiexanir.a ioterg, Cia.s %, S-lt. IN. Sao,Oo "a
pi,s. 81 prizes II 81 0co, &c. Ticket slo erith
e3- Of package of - whole tickets costs siS1-ha'Yes
an quarters in proportion
Alexandra Letter.. Class 81. sep 2'sf. 10000 Ca.
,.ra, ~ Of Il 500 &c. Tickets $40 ce,tacate OF
, o.,k.,e a. . whole ticAets viii cost st30-EaiveS
and qu ,:trrs n proportion.
l;,ena Mammoth # f'gfts II uscad Do'is-s
Arc,,e.rI. Lnst1fy. las, F. sept .sth Capitals:
s51oa0 = a. Is 600, 10000, 7OJl 500, % q 900,
90 Tickets els shares IN proportion: - mum
-, ;oe,v Is dra, ballots. 4 crtth ate OF package
~ y5o- ,irxets WI be soil fef - low price OF
s,T,-Ialves s5-auaners AZ 81. 1hs is splendid
s,hem. and great mlny prizes wal Dc so'd IN IT
Tn. above are ony The leading capltals-ter are otnsf
nrze~-in all. amounting To near MILLION or DOL
LARS Orders Tor ticKe.s tbs above, o. any otter
Io,-ry uader the management of GY"scfy Co.,
will be yro,npily attended, : !. address d 10
IT. WORD, Richmond, Va.
Aur - N-"S