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RnEusAI.-wessern Virginia refuses to join
the church organization established by the Nc.
thodist Episcopal Convention at LOUSY lille.


MARRIED,
In this Parish, on Thursday, lob inst, by the Rev
Mr.. Dufour. Mr. JuLRs ROUSSEAU eto Miss FRLlciAse
MARTIN, both of the Parish of st. Martin--Att. Gas.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

CURIous FoRE-RuNSER.--shortly after the
annexation resolutions passed the Congress Of
the United State. a white mouse was caught in
Calcasieu Parish, in this State--the first that had
ever been taken this side of the Sabine. The
''knowing- ones' then declared that his ratship
knew a thing or two, and started in advance Of
the action Of the Texan Congress 70 bring US
the consummatiop of the news Whether this
be true or not, we leavf Amos Kendall r. decide!
1t was said, whenthis Itspuse crossed he Sabine,
that it was a good omeEll He is now in this
town, and, in a few dayl. We intend p have him
labelled and loosed, to see if he WON'T make
tracks for Washington Itmay Be be has some
important Instructions for the Kitchen cabinet
We hope folks will let him pass. and that Amos
will keep a good look out for himt
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
PLANTATION FOR SALE

AErrA THE undersigned, intending to remove viii
!s.H his family, to the city of New Orleans, ofIsra
laslM- the Plantation on which be resides, adioinins
the town Of opelausas' ioT , SAFE 4 contains asouthyse
of wood land-all of the first quality,-and has on Il !
large t~,ro-story Dteeiing House, and all snecessstv
out-housss. He will sell at a very reduced price, and
on such terms as will any re~asonable
person DESTROYS of purchasing.
For terms, apply to the undersigned. or to VIM. D,
Lewis, ESq, in Opslousas.
THOs. II. LEWIS.
Opeleusas, July "a, 1856
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

GFA Mr.. Piece, of Caddo Parish, has caught
a wild negro, which he says he intends to carry
to the North and dispose oft the abolitioaists!
He is covered with hair, has much ferceness,
and is said to be too wild to N
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
PROBATE SALE.

TWILL be offered for sale at PUBLlC AUC.
W TION, to the last and highest bidder, BY
the undersigned Parish Judge in and for the Par.
ish of St. Landry,
On THURSDAY, the 9TH day of August
next, (1S45,)
at the domicile Of LASTIE PIERRE GUILLORY
situated in Grande Prairie, in said Parish,-thc residue
of the property belonging to the estate of PIERRE
LOUIS GUILLoRY, late of said Perish, deceased,
consisting Of
About one hundred head of gentle
horned CATTLE, and eighty head
of HORSES and MARES,
Terms and conditions on the day of sale.
A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

Which will be sold at the cheapest rates. He will sA
put up all Prescriptions which may be ordered by PIT
sicians.
Physicians are respectfully informed that thels y.
be always on hand, for sale by L. Bastard, a supplg q
Vaccine Matter, warranted fresh and good.
His store is on Main street, opposite Mr.. 7. CcIAAss
Opelousas, July 5, l845,-3t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

TENo THE SUBSCRIBERS to the Public Road frsn.
= Opelousas to Barry's Landing.-As tho work II
now progressing, they are requested to pay to the No.
chanics' and Traders Bank fifty per cent on their sub
~scription. Gl0-3tl Ell. LIITELLs
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

FLORIDA us. sENAroRs.--The Legislature
of Florida has electen David Levy and ]. D.
Westcott to the United States Senate. They
are both locos. The Wings voted for Gen.
Hernandez, of East Florida, and Jackson Nor
ton, Of Pensacola.
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NOTICE.
VENHE co-partnership existing under the name II
"a BArAILLE & BIoEY, expired on the LIST May, 1916
but has been continued, by mutual consent, until the
ooh June, 1e45.
All persons having elnims against the firm, are re.
quested TO present their bills and those indebted 10
them will please call and settle Immediately.
II. BATAILLE,
July II, ie4S. T. G. BATAILLEaa
P.S. The co-psrtnership will hereafter be continued
under the name and stJle Of BArAILLE BKo's. 81.
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N0ga84.

A1O88V9.
A Ii persons indebted to the estate of JOHN
IA WAGNER, are hereby requested to make ims
mediate payment to the undersigned and those having
claims against the same, are requested to present then
for classification to the undersigned.
COOKE & KING, Administrators
Opelousas, II july, l845-4t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

A MIR. Asher, who resided on Bayou La.
%fourche, about so miles below Thibodeaux, was
killed by one of his %neighbors, on Thursday
morning last. We forbear reporting the intor.
nation we have received on the subject until
we hear some further particulars of the melan.
choly affair. The person who committed the
act has absconded, and a warrant has been is
sued for his Observation-Disclosures
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.NsDTFCEi.

~ O1RS HI
A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of ANTOINE
"a KING, deceased, are requested to pay the amounts
due by them and all persons having claims agains
said estate, are requested to present them, prepefI
authenticated. for payment, to the undersigned
COOKE IL KING, Administrator
Opelousas, July II, 1s45.4t-
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

REVENUE CUTTER GEoReE NJ. BIBn.-The
officers of the steamboat Express Mail report
that the iron revenue cutter George NJ. Bibb,
which sunk one mile above Marietta, on her
way down, has been raised and gone into dock
at Cincinnati to repair. A log had got in be.
tween her propeller and hull, and had forced of
one of the sheets of iron in her hull. The dam
age is tfifling.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

FnEDERIKA BREMER. A correspondent Of
the New York Eaprcss, writing from Stockholm
says that Frederika Bremen, the charming au-
thoress of the "Neighbors,'' and the rest of that
series Of beautiful works descriptive of Swedish
life and manners, is about to visit the United
States. She will arrive about October, and
will spend the winter in this country.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

. HrThe Franklin folks have Miss Oceana,
Mr.. Bonnie and family, and other Opera and
Ballet players among them. Our theatricals
are doing something here--what, we cannot sayl
We shall drop in on them shortly, and see j
they are "good, bad, or Indifferent" Is Miss
Oceana coming this wayi She is "some."
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

OE-FAor.-The news Of the action Of Tex
as on annexation was received IN Washington
City on the Sd inst. 0pelousas i about 30
miles from the Texas line. and we received the
news here on the l4th inst. Whoo.roah for us |
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

Died, at Galveston, Texas, on the 2sth of
June, Col. Samuel B. Marshall, of Nashville,
Tennessee, bearer of dispatches to the Govern,
ment of the United States. Col. M. served un-
der Gen. Jackson in two campaigns, and con-
Quoted himself on all occasions like u gallant
soldier.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24
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Oag@ 9R@@gs

L. BASTARD, Apothecary,
MM%% HAS the honor Of informing the eitsa.
~ Of this Parish, that he has just e~stabEssal
~ in this town a Drug Store, where there "
A always be found a complete assortms1tsg
w r. ID FCFNE q.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

DREADFuL OUTRAGE. Wehave learned that
1 most horrible outrage was recently committed
in the Parish of West Feliciana. Mrs.B BIZ Bar.
row intending to pay a visit to a friend, procee-
ded in her carriage, accompanied by her coach.
man. q slave. They had gone some three
miles, when the coachman drove from the road,
dismounted and ordered his mistress to alight.
She was compelled so to do when Immediately
he attempted, and we learn, committed upon her
person nm outrage too horrible to relate, the
punishment of which by our laws is death. The
negro Immediately afterwards made his escape.
Mrs. BIZ returned home bruised and her dress
torn to shreds. Her husband has offered a re.
ward of 1890 for the apprehension ofthe bru.
tai offend er. --aSarksriae FiuGger.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

G-Robert Wilson, in the last number Of his
paper, is Dragging # having ripe peaches in
Franklin. We put SOM uaOdy three weeks ago,
in these diggings, Mr. Banner man.
BY the bye, alr w think your american
Pmeha decided failure. A. G. A. 1--WE take
The writer y q not doing his best, we know.
We publish an our outside, one Of a series Of
articles written BY him, some time ago, which
beats II alI Follow, "Readit I, and acknowledge
the cora, Robert.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

DREADFUL ACCIDENT. This morning, tho
boiler of Mr.. Charles Jennings mill, in this pa.
IRISH, below Franklin, exploded, killing a negro
boy, aged eighteen or nineteen, belonging to
Mr. Hiram Anderson, scalding Mr.. Fleming Sc.
verely, and dangerously wounding a very yalu-
able servant named Harrison, belong 10 Judge
Baker. Mr.. Anderson's boy was killed instant.
ly, his skull having been severed by a piece O
the boiler. 1t is said that he was lying near the
boiler asleep. Mr.. Fleming is severely scalded
from head to foot, but he viii probably recover
Judge Bakers Harrison was on a horse beneath
a shed, near the mill. He was dashed frons thu
horse, and severely injured about the head anc
shoulders. His recovery is doubtful. The boil
er was thrown some distance, and the create
part of the building was shattered.
Those particulars we have received from DR.
Lyman, who was in attendance. Saturday is
day on which Mr.. Fleming usually grinds corn
Had it not rained hard, this morning, there i
mo doubt but the accident would have been at
tended with much more serious results.--Frank
llSn Baaaer.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

Tbs RAcn.-On Saturday last, DR.. Scranton
sturned tie tables'' on us, and beat the Ope.
lousas mug aabout 4 saet.'' Well, those Lafay.
cite boys sam some II . short pull but give
US the long ticks 1t them, and they're nopheret
Dr., guess YOU feel better about now, don't you!
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-24

Hon. |. E. Morse, our member in Congress,
is now on a visit to the upper parishes Of his
district. He passed through this town last week,
having remained here one or two days.-Nat.
.chitoches Chronicle.
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STRAITON'S OFFICE,
NJ. >. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.


Is' all tAe ny wAA iney eas
'%snins Pr,e' srsAr1oss the s.s,
Dawn Nos Of Ale .andrs Lottery. EIs 276, Nov 18Th:
go - % sc 6s - SIS ~ IS IA &c Al 40 as
paid BY suaiion. ~oN' '''o '"u
pf'r" NJ NJ: Of =, M 20 Les.y Extra Nov aI.
Hall Ticket Nos. % % Is Three moro in this dol.
% ~ ~ So e, Lottery ~. .o,a , and paid
70 20 50 S 8 81 50 81 Is "a ~ '5a' n :"
r.'" Nos ssao saoo Two NOR. rrrre. and
Dawn Nos: Of AI...adr. Ioiiery. a. Nov, %:
Is l6 IL 20 SIS GO Gi 60 30 81 81 40 20
Hall Ticket Nos 90 40 6I more prize cold and paid
by StrstIon.
Dawn Nos Of Leesbur2 Lottery. EIirs. 8. Nov 9th:
IS 20 % So 81 SO 6s - % IS n 81
DRAWING REcEI1ED EvERY DaY 1T O'CLOCK
OF $1,000. 10 Of 1000.
rss.iy.AsIandrta ESQ. EI,ra Cspa OF $4,000 10 Of
1909 As- IS Nos u drawn Whole. 5; halves $50 quarter.
$1,000 22OO
weine.iny-Aerandris.2 Vel EItm Capi,aI.-ssooo 2soo
,eo 1900 Of 1907 &C rs No- I3d Teke So halves
$4,000. 5000.
Isndna 49,, Extra Capitals: $4,000 3oeo
$500 10 Of 1000 &c sNos ~ drawn. wsoe.,; h.,.. $50
$4,000, 1000
fhday-Aononsala. No g. Extra. Capitals $1,000 1000 ooe
rs w. S'A'<''
$1,000. 2OOO
batunisy-AsrADdria, ast Capai 1000 1000 1900
OF 600 &C. rs Nos IL drawn. whoes g. halves So quar-
tor. rs cts
$4,000, $4,000.
Por honday Class IS Cap,a, $50 ooc
1900 $500 3ooo Of 1000 ofi2.o Of 1900 20 OF
500 &C. 70 Nos IL drawn. Whole. $40; halves quarter.
Buyer. referred my Of Prize, which are r.ssera
~ The once, A. proof Of what has done; every
drawing Continues sold and paid By me
20 ordsrs or IN he abov.
Schemes and in all Lotteries promptly ATTENDED TO- and
drawing sent wien requestsd
Please address ordsrs To N srp ATrON
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
To tAs Ed,fsr, of "a, iyA,,,

To hs Edifsrs -,f "a, tYAir,
Centlemsn---I nj Al. ,,,.,... r. : a. 80,
4. ,h AN G. = -, ~ P,."'ss " ofr' asieees from
,y,t.~- - Wv .'"e"o1's 'nunisn aud kichmond
ap'" "yNs"' ana resoluuon had the honor pro.
pSse mo late Fincasile Convention
was shuck with the--yyh.t .b,li n c.Il 10, :.
Jssfos done BY csch of these p.o,,, Tn. v,.i.-.
states the case thus; Il also resolved ina, the pro-
position 10 tho Canal n Lvuebbarg A an mani, ~ an.
people Of the wsH-(s very singular conce mi, Of our
friend l:eo' -Wh., a.. A.. h,.L ~ a.. ~ II
river Tor stopping poin,fI" In. Wbiy s,mnsn,. .poa
the RESOLUTION thus muulated by vsinan and treats
rs the resolution dec AIRED thai chang. of the mod, OF
improvement Luxembourg "s en- in.ult to tho people Of
the West; aud then charges ioeal se6shness
contracted avidiiy displayed IN these movements"
the Editor OF the Wing who penned tho crihcism had
iocnred the labor Of reading the resolution ITSELF he would
have discovered that A aimed n eersn quarters and e.,
tain folk who proposed merely the canal ut
Lynehbng. but there TO abandon the line OF the Central
improvement aud leave the people Ut the Wes', far
Oosnston nosnhe out whst ood mas given thsm tho bed
VI the nvef ior- oansss< navigation
inc iesouhon,tnsse are iu words without dis
mem'ofment- Resolved, That this Convention regard
tho proposition to arrest the James River Kanaha i'm
pVeme a. hynchony' asd s"b'f,fsis 6stfeasr nasigs-
-" pI'' '.n'uiung to the people OF the wes'."
&c In omer words-that improvement either by canal
rarao ocxs aud dams, other mode TO terminate
Luxembourg and the people u tho West for whose benz
w ms Improvement was originally and mainly intended
wore GET 10 market "as best they may"-hat people
h'm Lynchbnrg to Richmond, (who had before the con-
sirueuon OF the canal noble river sfordins NJ
sale and convenient nsvigaon) should have six million,
" noney expended upon canal and when reached the
last Town upon iu banks In Eastern vrsnis and within
nht OF the Blue Moanisins where character Of the
current and bed Of the river peril ing property and life de-
mahded 'np-ovement-ihst ihcn-tn not I'LL thsn-were
VIC 10 De told, that improvement and prosperity for the
Eme-eeping cnhrscs and poverty for the West.
hnf the promises held out to tho West by tho term.
~ me Ihafter oi The James klver kanawha Company
alter state subscription OF five millions lsnd we
DC part OF tho State oil h' ugh may present
ne unconscious compound OF Slaves and c,nzcn--if after
uecrpuono stock, liberal IN proportion our ne. M
western subscription To make Canal from
e"oaS " Lyhenoug Ill ut this day to he told that
' ae'es"t you are to have ooneaaE navigation. anJ
saus nauSanon alone, from Covingon through the
rn'pmcnt 10 not adding iasah injury, en-
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BOSTON MARKET, FsIoAY Arr,,oos Nov 6

Coion-The stock on hand i. small and prices remain
without change Sales today 100 bales
SAFES today are only in small Quantities by retail previous
pnces flour-The news per steamer Britannia from
Liverpool has caused advance OF IS cents per
Sales OF Genesee common brands So IS fancy brand.
81 In Southern we have no snles To report Corn
Prices have advanced. Sales Of old and xed yellow
Hat at SO- white 7677c, and IL Is said some has
sold as high SOC. Sugar-Scady sales TO the trade nj
9a9s'. Observation-Disclosures sales of Triniesd at 2ic.
end bakers nt 27c. Cclec-Saes of 1000 bags Rio on
terms not made public-AHas.
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u.
Richmond Ia November isis.-9awIw.

GA NOR RENT-That desirable brick dwell
hA hing formerly tn. residence of subscriber and for
the last four upi-d ~ N Horace l.
eieni accommodations for rsr family, with
stable and all other oessay situated
on 9Th street. Of The dos abe
toe Hill Poesion given the lat day Of January 1876 Por
rrms to the b.erber Bnford Nmmo
I4-2awu n sIuuO
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q. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

rVNHR practical Restorative beins to relieve
and tboae hazardous ni.nE Of the dseaeS
Conunpon LAYER Complaint Coughs Pains
In the Side and Chest considered right proper thst
statement be msie moro particularly relating poPsrss In
The hfsi place ounaiey esnpoubded % pn herbs
and roots sod has soIEht therefore, the
dangerous n iera peparstons which ony pa,te
Instead o. eunns TIE iAe e the Restorative purry
vesctsSs eouoboAied ~ testimony ne eunnsai D
Chiffon o New Nofk WIN anera careful and
o hde'dss the truth Of IT, and cnestushy
point Farther, the pfnmpHess Of ilns is
without 20 bt unparalleled shows energetic
deathE dease nd then beans the part
impaired and srfbied heath eoavassnee snd
conclusive The h'PFiness Of being On
bounded hensht tor great 20 this Restorative
80 hsrstoofs whin narrow and the proprietor
has made 'ueh nth Gcnersl he
ty can b. reached ~ an The esbcaes
stanG the u harpy euci prevents
the possibility o. their being rubhed any yet they
len tbe ofee % the General Agent for examination
TIE following certificate 10 ron d. Chiffon the Neutnown
New Yors Chemis
- have snsyScd bottle Of usdciu. called &C Braeksrbo
Health RsSostve. and dadt that contain Mercury o.
any other metallic preparation opium any
e'mPossiof vereaslc matter cnurcy.'
Japrs r. Cutror ~ u.
e. BRiNCEERHOFF, Proprietor, ~ v.
rtsclpai Ohee, Ss9 Rroomc sf,et New Yorh
1J For ssle BY the Agents
ocgi GkYNoR WOOD 4 co prusfis,s
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GOoDIEAR'S metallic GUN-ELASIIC
MACHINE Betting.

PATENTED lsi4.
hade only at RoIsury (nen Boston, Ms
an article OF immense value to consumers OF
- MACHINE Betting Its peculiar quAlue. are:
l. Perfect equality Of thickness. witch il will r,.,i,
No degree OF heat under 2s0 iaju. T. and re-
mains hetsSe IN any degree OF cold
fss niai and common OILS o-
OF ~eh once WI destroy eather eject 90 IT,
un OF great strength aAd durability, and ma
eslnery does nci require with
adsP'ee tn al hnds 81 Machinery The pre. which !,
Anoeso with The remarkable properties
eers u worth The aiisnlon Of . the An,eIe
CTea,ar containing list prices BE- forwarded on
sppSaoato e ~ahserser WHO the foe the
Al ofden and
CHARLES w. BURSEY Selling AGENT
no S-sn No IS, fremont Row Bo.ton Mas.
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BY DuuIop, Moneure q Co.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY December comnsne mr. a, o,o~. -,
our nales Room up stsis Q repet, a,-or,.
en OF fesh and Reasonable, Dry Good nvt. the
ats non OF the rrad.. ~ ~
Trns.-Unasr 300 sioe NOS credit for Approved
neso'iaos paper DCSioP, SoSCURE 4 CO, Aueis
30 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS e. CAPS.
AT AUCTION
I'm ItESDAf I'd D-esmber at 10 oeoek 10 front Of oay or-
we VII sci ass and OF Boot. sb~, I'D
ha entirely f,-h Ind dpt.d winter ,a~.
ot-hens hess zip ant eAlf L md BsoSans
DO DO Ugh, esif Boot.
Do % spring heel Punp-
Wo1asas s2rins heel PeEg-d Downnxs
Do do Wells
Do Psmrs aud Bosk'p~
To morocco and hi Tu-p4
DO mock wet lsibsr Shoes
Boys heavy thick Boois
Do do do BraxaIs
DO L and calf
Youths and hip
Hss-- pegsed Slippers
Genilenen's fine calf dr,.s Boos
DO dn DO
City MODE Brosuc-
BACK Ru-Na- Pearl, Cas-ins-r. and Ansoa HAis
A.n- 6Lared. se,ere and Fur CAPS
Super black Wool Has
Ai-o, vaI and Leather
TtKss-Under sIoo cash over k.t .,no,,t ,,. --.I A.,
approved negotiable paper.
no2t DUNLOP xosCT-Rp l. Co 49,
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CHARLES CARVILLE,
81 Pine So, New York,
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK MILLS

HAS FOR SALE, By THE PACKAGE
- Is in n. " Min shuinss
~ DO
20 EI,rs supsr Water Twir, q hyperion Abne
Etra surer Twncd leans
Cotted rkirs, Chanbfsys. Cumbrc Dmty
And neral Cotton P.ntaLoou stun
q very superior styles.
ALSO. As AGENT PoR THE hudson PRINT WORKS -
CotrssiA covNrr. = "
very Esnsrai asso;tnsnt o. PRtNrS AID YUHNrruRg
fhNIS comprising Al The hes for dsssn
and SAN In execution, surpassed
ALSO, ~ AGENT POR TINE tDA MILLS. Tuov NY
tBgISJfJNfN JsfRSHILE. ESQ. Fsegrtstsrl
Antbs abries nsds Tbess VIII
oonsgnments from erabs
Of COTTON GOODS worthy bs arsn Of buyer, , an
'ceons o. the eoasty 70 whom b-y oSersd os q
vourab's
New Yort. Oct istS \. qt-s,,
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BY Davenport, Aiisa a &c.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On THURfDAf, 9Th lot osloek vii ..u 81, IN
Auction Store, an a,sortul.nt OF Groceries, VIZ:
10 bids 81 CroiI Sugar
- DO PR
II do NO
Is DO o Holas.es
essks pure wTnser Bleaehed speru OIL
SO bores New Bedford sperai Cardes
100 do soap
so sides Sole Leather
so do Russell md Wax do
Is to Wine Vinegar
90 eases Silk Hats
freseh Brandy. Creole AMI Croir Run
Malaga Wine. Bacon, c Herring.
q p and Blk Teas
Cap and wrapping P1per
TERAs-Cndsf A .,a ,x., A ..o.,..
approved paper
nosS DAyRSPORT ALLYN m 49,
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II RUSSELL BIGGER & CO., AGENTS

III RUSSELL BIGGER & CO., AGENTS
u for the Managers, Richmond Va.
To our Correspondents.
% Hereafter respectfully decline In
res under the OF @. Gregory take
res under tie popular OF Aes-rs d.
sPecuny that peons Pan.s Iaere.
Lotteries.
The following Grand sebenes preened
Make SELECTION Pend
r. RUSSELL. BIGGER co. Richmond, Va.
H. PIist l. Co MAnIgen
Dfannss rfesired speTy day al o'clock Sales olose
10000 Dollars.
Gund Consolidated Loteiy, Class No 7Oto be
tsniay. s9th November.
IS NusBERs-Is DRAWN.
Grand Capitals
Prize OF ESQ coo l Prise Of $4,000
1000 loo LOCO
&c. sc. &c.
Tickets sio; HAlye. IS: Quarters ~ 50.
Sr PerSons from the country writing city should in
mind that Bigger Co int, nd sell spcndd
Prizes therefore, OF ihom
deI,yto r. RUSSELL BIGGER a CO. Richmond
The Tickets the above Lotteries ell orders
addressed will meet the prompt and confidential
prWe have day Lotteries from when remit
lance 10 made large small will
popular Lotteries n hand
bJrhe Drawings when requested to order nom
Us T.RR. kCO.
non all letter, enclosing CASH, Tickets. til, postage
las usual need not he raid
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j. f. w ORD,
LOTTERY VENDER,

Opposite EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets In all Lotteries under the mana GENE mt
~ OF J. g. GREGORY & Co.. on the same terms that
they sold nj the Managers Office.
The Ist5 wirds with Loeres
hstandng the number OF .oh
the Managers lGesoy Co determined TO
brilliant sehenes than they have done
month OF Deeen ber Capital NJ 10000 do
dollars, Capitals OF $4,000 p scheme
dollars, vii be distf' uied
viii be price Of Tickets unusually low in these
sehemesl0 dola SO 900 "a prizes doiars
Only 10, ke The iesdus pzss and pTees OF packages
found below
Splendid Lotteries for December.
Alexandria Lottery, Class g. draw 9th Of December Cant
tails $4,000 10000 Souo 5000 ~ 1887 OF aOOo
or 500 ke. TeheS $40 haves quarters proportion.
eerheate of package q Wio Tickets viii be
halves S. qrs. 12,So.
Alexandria Lottery a. pcesmser $50 900
CapraI-Tekets tO. Capital, $1,000, 1900 10000. 5000.
1000, SO of 1000. WHO'S $40; Havos IS oar.
~ 50 no dollars will osru.at OF package Of whole
tickets In this scheme. Every the country should
chance In this Lottery
AeIandris Loti,ry Class 4s. December Capiqt
Of 10000 dollars. 90 euas - prres OyO
&C Tickets only go. certificate of psetsse only $50
A-Iasda Lottery Glass; December. Cagitlir
s2sRsf 1900. 5000 1000 IS ~ 1000. he. Tickets $40
esrheate Of package costs stO-sharcs In proportion
Orders ueke addessdto underEned always
Pleas. sddiess J. .. WORD, Richmond.
b Orders Tickets and Cer6cass Of Packages
in The above sp-udd oers snsHsr
day In tho week. enclosing cash Tickets will
sentimmeds'ely amer II Is te AZ who order tca
J. r. WORD,
noA Richmond. Va.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-25
lotteries.
]. G. GREGORY L co. MANAGERS,

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Once No. f0l wesi Main street.
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10000 srand capital u 1000
a. i.eoo do $50
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a. .,.eo Do i.2S0
a. ','oo 20 do $40
rs numb rs-1t drawn barots
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proportion ."
Orders foe 1Iehs,s anash,re. and p,,,
soove splendid Lottery viii prompt .,n,,, ,,a
OF hs Da~inx vi be amer /. owe,
W Al Who order from Addre.. 10
j. g. GREGORY 4 co. hanarer
Richmond. Va