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me was so strong, that I am. condpm,s5 !. u.
lot it--f z1sN die iRn0cenaaf-ahd 49, ~ &.
words 70 yon, before my God, I'D. nm AZ 800 s%ss
.asa ever entered my mind, al ID kiIl 4 snan-
snoush ! am condemned for the crime of sonne
J.AsF persgtit Il is bard, very hard. The All.
uense Is an circarnstan'ial, and yet / am "a dis
= Ices your heart not yesrn f6r an inng.
uas son' la.ner; fare you los, 10 all sense AZ
auilpg aha tasherly atfection2 And, afier / am
sone. = any person asks why Idied thus, no man
can conscientiolsly say, lie was pnilfv, lSan
tell them he died for others, faults. and yeaa N
nocently hung, on circumstantial eyidencel MI
ne Is dear 2 me as are those az the nersonx
who swore it away!
20. Iather, dear father, how unhappa / should
die, II \ thought you would not at.ers1veIv ~
ruse Tins letter, with sympathy and GREAT essaIirg
Tor your brckeashearted and unfortunate -.
MY sins are many, yet hope they NAV be- isr.
gwen. We are all sinful, and ii behooves "a IL
pray ior ourselves, and endeavor to obsaia mr.
son Tor them from our Maker, before Il Il M
late. Therefore, dear father, mother. and II.
.efs' as am now striving hard 10 meet mr. God
g peace, pray that we may all inset In Hea.
Tell cousin $. johnson, and WIN. pror.
and George, and Me-. Waldo, and Nh. IohSs
SON. % receive a dying mans last. farerelI
words; Goodbye, ood.bye-and / hope 10 meet
them all IL Heaven. MY dear friends, / J;a IN
llnDeetlt death, but my wish Is that Won win nav.
eF forget me. Tell uncle Turner Everett and
dear Ben Sheirod goodbye for me. also,
Dear father, mother and sisters: RecoHsct ,b;ss
y from Your dying son and brother. mi M a.,
words y yol are, to strive 10 meet him n Hsa.
ven. Remember, we all have 10 die, sooner g.
iater! and as we cannot tell how soon, we should
prepare for 1t before 1t is too lafe.
MY grave will be in he Protestant Burial
Ground - this place, Opelousas. ri any per-
son eveE. travels through this place, and thinka
enough of my memory to ask for me-ei,her
Judge Oyerion or Mr.. Charles 'Thempson. or
ME- Jackson Thompson, will point out the spot
where lay my remains. They have told ma
they would see me d~ecently buried.
MY last feelings for you all are of thu kindesf
nature. Hove you all, though you have Corsa.
Ken me! Oil father, strive to pray for vour
ehilds Dearest mother, pity an ~innocen, sonl
SWEEP SISTERS, cannot yon water his grave win
YOUR tearsf No, | die far away from vo,,l---
Though hard is The death | die, vet ii Il notbjnr
% the heart rending fact that not a parent. nj :
is near to lay me gently in nv rrayel
oni hold, indeed. is my fate. God have mercy
on me and mine! Bring us all 10 thai sweet
place where trouble never entsrs! Alden. fare
Wen, good bye, Father, Mother, Sisters. I die
innoeentlyl---l am not a muraererl-T MI rail-,
Of the charge! Farewell, farewell faye varI
may God, in his infinite mercy, have as all.
w'th ms blest, around the throne, Is my last. INV
prayer, Il. 3. mitchell.
TO My Father, HENRY MIrcHEL,
IN Martin County, North Carolina.
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W Orlcaass EMBELLISHMENTS.
UPHOLSTERY aPAPERHANGINGS

Al NO. Al Royal street, New Orleans.
VIE subscriber has constantly on hand / laro,
II supply Of CURTAIN STUFFS. conpris;pg !
large quantity Of splendid embroidered Swiss mnsi;r
curtains,
Satin medallion curtain stuff.
slik danasks,o of various colors,
Worsted and silk mixed damask, various coors
EotIon and worsted Mexico do do do
Cotton damask Al, III
Also, a large variety Of silk. worsted and cotton *,
derings and gimps, of assorted eolors and sizes
SILK and worsted tassels, assorted colors! etc
SILK and worstcd cords, do do
And,ln short, all the numerous different STYLES of c,r
'ath s stuAl ana trimmings. Also, a argeassortme of
GILT WINDoW-cURTAIN
consisting of Window cornices.
Gilt poles, of different sizes.
VT ornaments and rings, different sizes,
Gilt eagles, do do
a splendid assortment of Embroideries. suitable for
o..oIna9s and footstooi covers embroidered ell-pulls.
elc:e!c., at remarkably low prices together with a
very large and splendid assortment of
PAPER H4NGINGS.
winch comprises the most splendid Historical Decors !.
suitable for the decoration of fine saloons. etc.
.Decors,' representing thesive senses. very fine.
Goid and silver paper %hangings.
Velvet and embossed do.
Satin and plain do.
Velvet, gold, and silver borderings.
Bed top papers. with suitable borders, and a LARGE as
sortinent OF tre board papers and. borders.
he subscriber has constantly on hand a LARGE assert.
1nent q hair and moss mattresses, bedsteeds, feather
beds, sheets, %musquito bars, and general bed furniturc
.ogether Win Parlor furniture. All of which will be sold
low, by III. REC -
sepl2-tf al Roval straot MO
n. .. Orders thankfully received, and punctually
to, aS'
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PROCLAMATION III AhnsAsprR MOI
TON 6oecrnor q ne Sfate q Lousiaaa.

ExgeurIyE OFFICE.
ur-. New-Orleans, May goth, 1915.
wv 9GhEAS, the State Convention lately Assem-.
bed N the city OF New Orleans, for the dur
pose of re- adopting amending Or Changing The Cansfi.
sutlon OF the state, has ordered that the Governor absll
ISSUE his proclamation, directing the several officers az
.hetState, authorized bylaw tohsld elections for mem
bers ofthe General Assembly, to open and hold 4 pol,
~ every parish in the State at the places DESIGNATED IL
law' upon the first Mondayin November next, for he
purpose OF taking the sense of the good people of this
STATE IN regard to the adoption or rejection of This Con.
atltntlon and it shall be the duty Of said officers to r..
celve the votes Of all persons entitled to vote under he
od Constitution and under this Constitution. Eacb
voter shall express his opinion by depositina in the bal.
iot box, a ticket wherein shall be written athe Consti.
luton adopted" or the Constitution rejected, s.or some
such words as will distinctly convey the intention az
me voter. AT the conclusion ofthe said election, which
slal be conducted in every respect as the General
State Election is now conducted, the Parish Judres nnd
commissioners designated to preside over the same,
snoll carefully examine and count each ballot so demos
3teo, anu sinai forthwith make due return thereof to the
secretary ofState, in conformity to the provisions Of
exstinglaWs upon the subject of elections
How therefore, 1 have thought proper to issue this
my proclamation, notifying the qualified voters
throughout the State of the premises aforesaid, and
commanding all the Parish Judges. Commissioners and
other oftlcers therein concerned to notify the pcople "a
assemble and vote for the acceptance Or rejection of
the Constitution, upon the third day of November next.
being the first Monday of said month, and cause tho
same TO be conducted and due returns thereof to be
made In the manner and within the time prescribed nv
and the aforesaid ordinance.
Given under my hand andseal3 of the State, az New Or
leans, this twentieth dayof May,one thousand eight
LIS hundred and forty five, and of the Independence
OF the United States of America, this sixty ninth.
BY the Governor Al. M,1f1TON
ROBERT CARTER NIcHoIAs, Secretary of State,
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M@ WN MM M g..
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY NY
JOsEPH ETTER,
on Court street, Immediately opposite the ourt.honse
q

so rs oa For one year, in advance, So 90
M pa - y ne expiration Of SIX months, A 90
a = : .s saa.aloht1s, invariably IN advance, 2 90
psERTlsiNa:-Fo one square, not exceeding twelve
ines, one insertion 81 each subsequent insertion.
MY cents, Advertisements will be inserted IN both
languages, and charged accordingly, unless other
tiisenents inserted for long periods. When the time
is not specified, they will be published two months,
and charged eeordingly:-bu no advertisement or
paid, unless at the optiono OF the publisher. 4
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4 ORIG STORE.

Ne. 80 PFoydras street, Nem Orleans, La.
Where may be obtained general assortment of
Thomsonian Botanic Medicines, Simples and Com
pounds, all of which are warranted genuine and of a
superior quality. The subscriber respectfully s~olicits a
share Ct the public patronage, and confidently antici-
petes as liberal encouragement as he received while
conducting q similar establishment in Natehez, Miss.
Sold, wholesale and retail, as low as articles of the best
quality can be obtained anywhere in the South, by
sl21y Df. A.. JONES, Agent.
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The remains Of Gen. Jackson were denoai,ed
in The vault, prepared many years ngo Edr their
reception, on the 10th ult. In compliance with
his own request, he was carried to his last abode
without osIcntation or costly display. He was
laid by the side ofhis wife, who died about sev.
enteen years before him. The city Of Nash.
vile was deserted on the morning Of the fune-
raj. Every one who could get a conveyance to
the Hermitage went there to pay the last sad
tribute TO the memory Of the deceased. Stores,
c,o%unting,rooms and shops were. all closed. In
the presence ofan immense concourse Of citi.
zens, q funeral sermon was preached by the Rev,
Or. Edgar, after which the body was consigned
TO the silence ofihe grave.
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PHILADELPHIA
md TRUNK

WARE HOUSE,
Granite Buildings, No. 63, Graviicr street. one
door from Magazine street, Nep Orleans.
bsA RoBB s. HANsELL, offer to the trade and
- others, a large and well assorted stock of
SADDLERY q SADDI.ERY HARDWARE.
Or their own importation and manufacture. The fol-
loving comprises, in part, their assortment:
Saddles and Bsiaie& III ereqi uarietg. Br;1{e
rulings, Nariineats, SurSiag1es, Gty7hs.
Stable HaAeys, Coach. Sig, Dearboa, Sn7hey
end Drag Haraess, Blind Brides, Horse and
lf95e Collars, s'q2alc- bags; Medical and
Carpet %, Travelling and Packing Trunks.
Fa5tses, Bride, Harness and Band Leather.
Hog, Sheep and Buchshias, Morocco, Wins.
Switches, Cowhides, Hames, Sadaletrees, Var.
nash, &C., Saddlery Hardware, a general as
sortment, Trunk-makers Materials.
All of which will be sold upon the most reasonable
terms. feb 6-3m
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1--we nave now on hand large and well assorted
stock q materials for doing any description of work in
our ilne of business and as our terms are tho same a.
those Of the New orleans printers we solicit a share d
pubic patronage. y viii print at The shortest notice;
FUSERAL. Z cKETf Aeithef oa paoer II caga.
BLANKS. of any description:
HASp-gILIs; labels;
BANg or other CHEcKs;
TAArHIEfs and CIRcuLaas;
VISITING or BGsiSsss CARDS.
BAIL INIcKETsi
DLhcTioN NieKErs. &c.,s&c: July 3,IS45.
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GEN. JAcKsoN's LAST LETrrR.-The Nash
WE Union says We understand that Gem.
Jackson's last letter was written 70 presidcnt
Polk on Friday, 9th ult., and that Il was in ro-
iatlon to our foreign affairs. The last time n,
signed ms name was on Saturday evening, 7th
"t' Inc Hon. Thomas \. Marshall had writ.
zen 70 inquire into tho situation Of his health
lhe letter was answered by his son, Andrew
IacKson' ~ and tranhed by ANDREW Jackson
ting frank was hislast signature" 80
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FAMILY 8 PLANTATION MEDICINES.

FAMILY q PLANTATION MEDICINES
VILE following useful family and plantation Medi.
clnes are constantly kept on hand by Comstock q
nuhlsey, at og Poydras street, New Orleans, and by
TX. IA WKINS, OPELOUSAS. !
All OF which are warranted genuine and TODD all claimed
for by them, by which planters eau avoid the exnense ~
a physician in almost all cases of indispositio1, and
tney Wllb found TO operate with much less ininrv 10
inc constitution than calomel, quinine, &c. A pamphlet
with full directions for the use Of these several art;cles
is furnished gratis to each family. We eni,mer.te ~
ticles as follows -
Eay.s Llnlnent, for the piles, warranted to cure in
Inns Temperance Bittcrs and Pills, for the stomach
indian Vegetable Elixer and Nerve and Bone Lin.
ameat' Tor rheumatism, warranted to cure,
shnesc Hair Eradicator, to remove superfuous
druff. u"n-
I!nk Syrup, for asthma, coughs, and colds.
Sick f1cadache Remedy, a certain cure in all cases.
Health Elixer, for dyspepsia, indigestion, and cos
them all. -
Kolmstock's vermifugc. for worms-never fails.
Comstock's Extract of sarsaparilla-half the price
Bernard's Cholera Remedy, for darrboeas and dvs.
%senteries.
Connells Magical Pain Extractor, for burns. scalds,
sores and swellings.
Aliens Balsam, for consumption and liver com.
plants.
Wistar's Balsalp Of Wild Cherry, for consumption
Green's Ague Mixture, warranted to cure in every
case
Oil Of Tannin-makcs leather waterproof and
doubles the wear.
ConnelPs Mixture for Secret Diseases, warranted.
B~lackWelfs do. do. do. do.
~. Lace n ,Cordial-the only agency at 50 Poydrus
Gelatine Capsules, all kinds.
Castor Oil, in bottlis.
Essences, all kinds.
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OrledarS advertisements.
THos. !. bragg. mm ans.aaa

THos. i. BRAGG. WV. 4 vg1sr.
BRAGG & sMELsER,
SUCCESSORS to Thomas B Winston. Wzoleao7e
~ and Retail G,ocerS, Nos. II and 10, Pogdras st..
corner of Commerce. ~
and despatch. City and country merchants supplied
= lne lowest and most Reasonable terms.
AVING retired from the Grocery Business, / beg
TONERS Messrs. BRAGG & SMELSER. VIM snc
S 6, me IN my late stand, Nos. IL and 10 Poydras st.
1hey have laid in q large portion Of my stock. and viii
complete their assortment in a few days. / solicit for
.nenit me laVors that were SO literally bestowed on me,
may receive. THOMAS a WTNSToN
New Orleans, July 8, ls45.
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The Editor Of the Doylesiown Olive Branch
has been making experiments TO ascertain how
much may be sent us a single letter through the
Post Office undert the new law. He says there
may be sent without hcihg subjectto double pos
tage:--
/. One and a half sheet Of lettcr paper, sealed
with wax or wafer.
2. One sheet ofdo. with large or small envsl.
ope, sealed with wax or wafer. t
3. One sheet of foolsoap with small envelope
sealed with wafer.
4. One sheet of letter paper with a quarter
eagle ($2,50) enclosed and secured with wax,
and the letter sealed with wax,
5. Halfa sheet Of letter paper, or light fools.
cap with a half eagle enclosed, secured and sea.
led with waters. If
Q. A sheet ofIetter paper may contain a dime
and a hall, or a half sheet may contain a quar-
ter dollar.
7 A sheet oflettcr paper may enclose seven
bank notes and be sealed with wax; or three
bank notes, and the whole in nm envelope.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-17

THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS.
y the French Language. For sale at This oasce
- July 3, 1916. onss
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-17
WORKS
THE SOUTH WESTERN FARMER

THE SOUTH WESTERN FARMER.
Ms Journal, devoted to Agriculture. is published
AZ raymond, Kinds County, Mississippi, weekly,
in a quarto form of eight pages.
\. NORTH and Nj. w. PHILIPS. Editors
The fourth Volume commenced March I, l845. Sub
seflpers VIII be furnished with complete sets from the
IERMs.nsingle volume, So; two copies, SIS; five
eoples' NV: sixteen copies, $50; sixty copies, $780,.
Setts OF back volumes, from March, 1872, to March.
1912 "a few nos missing1 So; or $40 for them and the
present volume complete inclusive.
BUSINESS cards, Of four lines or less, inserted one
year, ana paper sent, for $5-larger ones in proportion.
~ Letters post paid. Payments in advance.
July N. G. NORTH
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Total,
2000t

we annsunce to the public generally, and TO
the world particularly, that our first Church edi.
nee y IN rapid process Of construction. Alter
2 little, the expression, .'up about the Church,
VIII be us common as blackbcrries.--Shreuc
port Gazcnc.
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.CnNS.rITI1rI

NEW CONSTITUTION.
we have had our English and French Constitution
= s. WIN great care and have printed 4 number
at cheap rates. Every man should have one.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-17

Number ofbales ~ofcotton received and stored
Az the various ware. houses in this place from
The commencement ofthe season up 10 yesterday,
1858. Up to the same date In 1914, 7,2s3.
It is the opinion Of one of our merchants, who
has had opportunities for forming a correct iudg-
ment IN this matter, that there should have
been, the past season, $3.50 bales received,
We incline to his opinion. --Shrevepors Gasete.
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N II

r q Il VII
N pursuance to the above proclamation of his Elk.
n ceHency, Alexander Mouton, Governor Of the State
o. Louisiana, dated May goth, 1915, d poll viii be
opened and held m the Parish of st. Landry and Calca.
sleu, on the first Monday of November next. be;no IN
third DAY OF SAID month, and the following DAYS, be.
tween the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon, and -four
o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose OF taking tbe
sense of the good people Of this State in regard ID tho
adoption or rejection of the new Constitution. said
Poll in the Parish Of. st; Landry, will be held on Mon
day the third Of November next, at the following ore.
cincts Of election to wit
on the lower Plaquemine BrulGe, at the place where
benjamin McCleland resided in the year 1884.
AT Grand Coteau, at the store of Messrs. Petetin Il
Co. =
On the upper %Plaquemine Brul6e, at the house 81
Widow Leufroy Latiolais.
On Bayou Boeuf at the last residence Of Thorn as
Haylcy.
In Old Grand Prairie, at se store Of Fontcnot &
Stage.
At Flat Town, at or near the store of Marceln Qua.
rand.
At Bayou Chicot, at or near the store house occu.
pied in 1887 by Mcssrs. Perry & Kibbe.
In the Town Of Washington, at the ioese Of William
II. Bassett.
chard,
At Pointe Chatqjgnier, at the house Of Alcxandre
Rougeot.
IN Prairie PETIT Boiss, atsthe house 81 john Close.
On the Atcfafalaya, at the residence sofJs Ii. Picket.
On The 4tin day ofsNoveinber, at j. NJ. Debaillon';
in the Grande Prairie.
And on the fifth day OF November, 81 Tie Cont.
House Of the Parish Of st. Landry.
A. GARRTGUES, Parish Judpes
ODCl0nSAaI N 2
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The following are the distances travelled in
going to Oregon
From Independence to Fort Larimic, 750 miles
From Fort Larimic to Fort Hall, $50
From Fort Hall TO Fort Wallawalla, 450
From 1T. Wallawalla to Fl. Vancouver, $50
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sUPERINTENDANTs OF ELECTION.
Pla9nemias Brulde. = Gabriel Lyons, Valentine
Grand C6teau,-John F.. Smith. Thomas s. Hardy
Gerasime Richard.
! B ms,% cAteot-John A. Glaze, Thomas Keller, c
Bcye4 eeuf-Henry S. Dunbar, Green Hudspeth.
old Grands Psairie-Philip stagg, Edmund John
Fiat To~a.-Justus Reynolds. on6zime p. Pitre,
Hilaire Tate.
Alls, Franklin B.. Reeves.
Pointe Observation-Disclosures Roujot, Simeon
Fontenot, Sifroi Guilory.
Petite Bois-John Close, valcry Mayer, francois
Mr1efsW Woods John 4. MCGEE, Eteinno Lsieuns,
Ateaatalaya.J,H II. Pietets, elias G. Sherman, Col.
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THOMAS B BIGGER'S OFFICE,
Richmond, virginia


Schemes for HE urek.
$1,000,
Dmwins received by Frdays mail rapiais-siO oOo 400
ascO sOoO. ieoo' iiO,se Is No. iabanos Tickets
DrawiaE received by Saturday, mail CapAh- 600 eOoa
1900 1850. 1850, 1914 &c. ~ Nos. u ballots Tickets
Asa. for Saturday night
Capitals $4,000. 1000. 5000 $500 1000. 1905 IS
~ ballots. Tickets T.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY
Grand Scheme.
$4,000 CspiiAl-11- IS Nos IS ballots. II
DRAWING sesyed BY NoHday', frby NJ sviais
$500 l0Ouo SfOn loOu 7p0 NJ 1000 Of i-e I251TI
IS Of 1000 q 500 Of Duo. 900 Of drawn
baio'r. Tickets 10.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Grand Capital s5oOoO-pr 100 prize. Of 1000 10
$50 $4,000 5000 70 prize. Of
1900, Of 1850 of 100 100 p1.- Of 1909 20 Mo- ~
drawn ballots. Tickets IS
s25onO Capital
Drawing received BY wcdne-isys mail F.b', 18Th slnld
Capah s's 900 soOo 5000 $500 20 rrr- Of
200 100 Of 9So se - Nos 10 ballots 1iststs oni, D.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
, COCO,
RJ- 100 prs of 1000 500 lowest No rri.sl IA
Drawing bv Nonda mail FsBy I'm t.,srJ C,pi
as $4,000 so iooo $ %. 9oOO 1900 prizes of 100
~ prir. n 500 son lowest No pnfel IS Nos IL
drawn ballots Tickets only 10.
SPLENDID SCHEME
$4,000, 10000
Drawing reccvedby Mondays mail Feby Sth Splendid Cssi
s $40 600 ieooo 5000 saio 10 prizes Of 1000
60
For other schemes call at the Office
III Packages Of wholes aud sharcs single yyholcs and
shares always on hand in the usual great variety and
usual, prizes paid Of sight Immediately after the drawing
the above Schemes, and in oil Lotteries. will he promptly
attended TO, aud drawing sent when requested.
THOS. ". BIGGER.
"a ~ Managers Office. Opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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fotteries.
J. 9. GREGORY / GO. MANAGERS.
Offes Ne. 10i IVES, Main street.

84Ena00AS -
odhes Ne. loi IVES, Main street.
Alexandria Lssry c.s4 S. isIs-to - dawn IN Ae.an
d.a ~ G. % ssssts February ir isss- spi-naid
&c. ar Tickets 10. halves >: su.rt.u a.sc.
CsrtiheAiss Of Psekssrsof Is wbsie TICKETS siao
Is Half as
- Quarter Z" II so
Ae..nra LOTTERY Cass g. for ,st,to BE- ds.ru In A.,,n
dia- D. e. Saturday February ist5 drawn b.n,,s
Grand Capitals esoo0o 1900 $780, $500 s,oo
1863, 1900. 1900. of 1870 Of 1850
500 SO Of 400 BE- T'ets. TO- haivr. s. quarssr. $50.
'~'".e.' rae.Ase' ~ ~ M VIZ nese" $40
81 o.. $50
Aen,nira Lottery Ctass for $3.50 dr,~ in
d @ on saturday February 18th. isss .p- ssoooo i9Goo
900 &c se Tickets 10; halves S: quarters $50.
cerineAtss Of Packages of rs whois Tickets si3o
10 do Is Hah
DO do rs Our. d. u so
Aexsndra Loeery Class No for st5-sa
dra D. c. On Saturday, February. asd. Brilliant Pfi1
100000 $780, 5000. $780, atos prizes Of Iooo SO oS
500 80 Of zee lowest pzs H. Tickets only IT, halves
quarters 2.5o.
csrsinesi-s Of Packages IS Whole Ticket. $50
Is Half sS
u Oar n 20
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 DOLLARS
Sl5,0OOi
AIsndIia Iossry Clos is4,-,o BE- drawn I'm
DC Saturday March Splendid tspitaI, $40 ooo
1aoO 10000 5000 3oo0 p.iIss OF 1000 60 Of
'eo os Of 400 &c Ae Tickets TO- haise. quarters aso
ce1ifeates NJ Packages Of &c WHO'S. Tickets sIau
Do do 70 Half do
Do do 20 Quarter do ,. so
pJ orcers for Tickets and sres
IN tbs above Splendid Lotteries VIII prompt
attention and an oeiai of each
nfefn 10 ~h-n requested Adde-.
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ia 20 Richmond Va.
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POST OFFICE, Ricuxosp, Va,
January 96th, 1916.
YINHE Rnal Mnalnr 80 H. .

Ill 1'f"-ttlf UIfTcTUfI
- rs-.~Msa be run from coyaron ecote,. =, Mcr,go.
~ haosna and bach, with the q espedng eounnu
me- son between the Eastern Cities Mobile and
view onesns oae day THIS Rsprcs- Line viii immediately
operascu and IN enable desiring sse H. To i-.
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Letters prpsf and MARRIED grvres Newspaper s,p. from
publishers 81 newspapers sddres-d puhsh~ss
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TRUST SALE.

Rf virtue OF deed OF trust executed To me by
- sam1 Mayo and wife. and duly the Cerk. Of
nee OF fo~Atan county ~iE the 20 day
being eonn day Al Powhatan Court House
auction TO the hxb bdce Nayo
aal wne In and To tract Of land Fine Creek
'a nfere, beng one undvdrd thereof Ip-e
ani IN tb- life OF Dr. Edward Mayo. Also ay
na VIE IN The estate real and personal held Mrs
ann as DOVER In the estate Of her part
OF aid interests shall be sufficient clam Of
dred ~es- the right and thu It'll aid
tui shall only convey such ti- ri..-.
hoi-est EDW. J. WILLIS, Trustee.
VI The above sale is postponed anil MONDAY the
I'd dsy Of February. ist5. de 2-eh EJW Tns,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-31
SALE OF DOVER MILLS.

DuRsUASr to decree Of Superior Cou. Of Las.
shi Ch1neey fof tie county entered in The
sui OF Harrison Watkins pending
the therein named .Ipo,e ON The ,.
mise Tor ready Wein.ay day OF Januar
10 the property ing N oohlni county the James River
and kahawha Canal aboa' twenty Richmond ata
known as Dover Mf viii the aPpuu.uane. for IN. pur- on
sah-yhls sad crer.s ROBERT e. SrANARD Cont
IL A. the agentand in fact for Joseph Eat-
kihs fi,iy concur In -ar
de 23-cids IJrCtRS N w.rvtSs
" The above sale has been unavodably post.
poned I'LL SATURDAY the s5d February Is4S-wbep win e.,
tiiniy take place.
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