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The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

PonT or OnLEANs. The whole length ofour
Leyee, from the lower line Of the city up, pre-
senta a perfect .sforest of masts.'' Two days d
there were in this port 100 ships, 90 bnrqises,
90 briggs, and 40 sehooners--in all 279 vessels +:
besides an immense number ofschooners, sloops,
&C., engaged In the Lake aud Gulftrades.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Ledger says: ''1'he Bostonians have
funded 100000 for Mr.. Webster, during his
life.time, and afterwards to his successors, in
consideration Of The sacrifices he makes III On.
tering the Senate"
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

SHALL THE raIEsTs MARRY.-A movement
mas been commenced among some learned men
ofthe Roman Catholic Church in Germany, hay.
ing for its object the repeal of the law Of The
Church which denies to priests the right Of mar.
riago.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

REFINEMENT or JuDoE KENT. On Saturday
Judge Kent closed tho term ofthe Circuit Court,
and made his last appearance on that BENCH
The members ofthe legal profession have CON-
menced a subscription for the purchase ola SER
vice Of plate TO present Judge Kent, and another
TO procure his portrait.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

SOUTH. Down SHEER. The Natchez Free
Trader advertizea 40 South. Down lambs, the
males at ~, the owes at % zach, sprung from
stock that brought in England $3.50 per pair.
ms Is a rare chance for our Louisiana friends
who wish TO go into this branch Of business
far more profitable than cotton.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
40. AM.
NO. 40HIe
The STATE OF LOUISIANA,
DIsTRIcT CouRr, Parish Of 81. Landry.
JEAN ]. EQUALIZER,

OUUNI, 4 q toH " Dt'LuHuFy Y
JEAN ]. EQUALIZER,
rs.
HIS CREDITORS.
V#SHE cession of property made by the petitioner in
= the above case, having been accepted by the pre-
siding Judge in the Fifth Judicial District, for the hen-
eft Of his Creditors, and a meeting Of the said Insolyent
Creditors ordered, on thirty days notice being given, &c.
Noa, therefore, Notice is hereby giUea 70 said Gre
ditors, that a meeting will be holden, before Edmond
H. Martin, Esq, Notary Public, in and for the said
Parish, at his office in the town of opelousas, on Mon
day, the l7th day Of March, ls45, at 10 o'clock AM,
then and there to deliberate on the affairs of said In
solvent: In the meantime, all proceedings against his
person and property are stayed.
BY order as aforesaid:
feb.l3-td ] POSEY. u. Clk.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

A town has been laid off, as a continuation of
the city Of st. Louis, on its northern boundary,
and the name Of Bremen given to il. 1t is al
ready the seat Of several maEufactures-among
them an establishment for the manufacture of
queensware, which is to be largely extended.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

Ex.President Van Buren, has declined The ho-
nor Of Regent Of the University, conferred on
him by the Legislature Of New York.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

HNURNITURE.-The subscriber has for sale two
81 Armoirs, one common BedsteGd and Mattress,
three pairs of handsome Andiron8, one Sidcbodrd, and
a fine Dinner Set, containing Al pieces, which he is
authorised to dispose of on very reasonable terms, for
cash. Enquire at this office.
Oct.30-tf JOSEPH ETTER.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

lar case Observation-Disclosures a lady tainted,
and was carried ous-s sanire vas assissedso
g chaiF-and at leneshth BE ceremony vas pcr.
formed a the manner prescribed, and All
went merry Is i marriage BELL
Red RtUey ReVssbIseas:
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

The us Supreme Court has decided that
bank stock, and The franchise ola corporate in-
siituiions are taxable property, both or eitherof
them. by accepting a consideration for grant
ing a franchise, the State re!inquishes the right
ofsubsequent taxation on the estimated value Of
the franchise, bat not The capital.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

Hol FOR THE WEsr.-it is calculated and Is
no doubt true that in 1850, the political strength
Of the country will be uest Of The mountains. The
Mississippi valley win ovorbalance the Atlantic
States.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
UPHOLSTERY PAPERHANGINGS

- AAS = ~ - - = - 49,
Al No. AL Royal street, Neto Orleans.
FWyHE subscriber has constantly on hand a large
- supply of CURTAIN STUFFS, comprising a
large quantity of splendid embroidered Swiss muslin
curtains,
Satin medallion curtain stuff,
Silk damasks, of various colors,
Worsted and silk mixed damask, various eolors,
Cotton and worsted Mexico do do do
Cotton damask do do
Also, a large variety OF silk, worstcd and cotton Dor
behring's and gimps, of assorted colors and sizes.
Silk and worstod tassels, assorted colors, etc.
Silk and worstcd cords, do do
And, in short, all the numerous different styles of cur
tain stuffs and trimmings. Also, alarge assortment of
GILT wINDow-CURTAIN ORNAMENTS,
consisting of Window cornices,
Gilt poles, Of different sizes,
Gilt ornaments and rings, different sizes.
Gilt eagles, do do
A splendid assortment of Embroideries, suitable for
ottomans and f~ootstool covers embroidered ~beH-pnlls,
etc. etc, at remarkably low prices; together with a
very large and splendid assortment of
PAPER HANGINGS,
which comprises the most splendid Historical Deeors,'
suitable for the decoration Of fine saloons, etc.
'Decors,' representing the five senses, very fine.
Gold 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
sortment of fire board papers and borders.
The subscriber has constantly on hand a large assert
beds, sheets, musquito bars, and general bed furniture,
together with p2rlor furniture. All Of which will c sold
low, by H.
sepi2-tf Al Royal street, NO.
NIB. Orders thankfully received, and punctuaily
attended 10.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

IRON, NAILS, HOES, PLOUGHS, &c.
F#VHE snbscribeSs, ~Imsprters and Dealers in Hard
ware and Cnttery, jyhvite the attention of Coun-
try Merchants and ~otherqfto their extensive and we'll
assorted stock OF Foreig and Domestic Goods, among
which are the following
300 Tons Swedish, Aaaerican and English Iron
1900 Bdles. Hoop, Sheet Band, and Round Iron
80 Tons steel, cast she II, blister'd and German
5oo doz. Collins q Go, k'iags, Hunts 8 Simmons axes
500 " w~hittemore's gS6tton and wool cards
100 " Best Louisian, socket spades
200 j" Amis, Adams, & Woods shovels and spades
5000 " Carolina and Louisiana hoes, London's and
other stamps
100 Casks trace chains, so do. OK and log chains
1000 " Kings and Parsons Carey plougIs
500 " Woods, Ballinger's. and other makers
100 Tons Hollow-ware and Castings
5000 Kegs nails Weymouth S. d. S. s. Co. Brand
Anvils, Vices, hand and sledgc Hammers, Screw
Plates, Locks, Hinges, Screws, Will and Cross Cut
saws, circular. hand and pannel saws, Files, Corn Mills,
scythes, &c. &c.
Also: Sperm, Khqte, EiH&ec3, and Tanners Oils,
superior quality, white lead, spirits turpcntinc, window
glass, tar, oaknm and ~cordage, which they offer for
sale low for cash or approved paper
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER SEQ.
Corner Canal and Magazine SITS.
Feb. 6,-3in. New Orleans.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

A LMANACs for s45-on hand for sale, Elton's
"a Comic Almanac for 1916; Louisiana Merchants
do. Planters do. do; Pocket do. do, Counting-house
anddo. (n French). Enquire at this office. o31
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
Az. @rleaas advertisements.
w. A. HARTNETT.
FASHIONABLE
Glotbin9, 0at, ana Grunk

NO. 80 MAGAZINE STREET, Canal Bank Build
ings,) New Orleans.
e NOATS, Pants and Vcsts-Dres and frock coats,
~ of French and English black and colored cloths /;
black and coiored cashmere, mcrino, casimcret, gains
broom, linen drilling, &c. pants black and fancy silk
velvet, merino, cashmere, figured and plain satin, Mar
settles; Valencia, &c. vests.
Fall and Winter Coats.-Beavcr and cloth paletots:
D'Orsay coats; pilot, blanket and Flushing coats and
ceatees, of various cloths and cotors.
Shirts.-Linen shirts, different qualities; fine muslin
do. with linen bosoms and collars, aud colored cambria
shirts of various patterns.
Morning GoDns, Under Starts, Drawers, &c.-Mor-
ming gowns of different qualities under shirts and
drawers of silk, merino, lambs wool, Shaker knit, fan
mel, cotton, &c. AIso, silk smoking caps.
Crapats, Scarfs, Suspendcrs, Handkerchief, Clones
and Hosiery-Piain figured and black scarfs; figured
and plain black Italian and French cravats; silk, cot
ION, gum elastic and sherred suspendcrs; linen cambria,
twilled SPitalfield, English corah and pongce hdkfs. of
oil sizes and qualities; buck, beaver, kid, mcrino, linen
and cotton gloves; merino, lambs wool, linen and cot
ton, half hose.
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valiscs and Carpet Bags
Black and white beaver, nutria, cashmere, Russia, silk
and porting hats, suitable for men and youths wear;
fur, cloth and glazed caps, for do; iron and wood-fra-
med black russell and cIaret colored travelling trunks,
valises and carpet bags. Also, leather and seal pack
ing trunks.
Umbrellas-Silk, bingham and cotton umbrellas, of
various sizes and qualities.
Boys and Youths Ctothing.-Cloth coats, p~aletots,
pants, shirts, &c, suitable for boys and youths.
And a great variety of other articles in the above line.
Those wishing to purchase, will please call and ex-
anime my assortment. Jan. 9-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
oPELoUsAs MAIL ARRANGEMEN

OPELOUsAs MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
NEW op1v.s Arr. everyWedn'y g. Salty, by 6 pm.
Closes ev. Wed'y & Sunday do.
ALEXANDRIA & Arr. ev. Sunday g. Wed'y, by 10 pm.
NArcmrocliEs, Closes ev. Wed'y s. Salty, by 6 pm.
M.,rs, Ar. withAlexandri mail cv.Sunday.
Closes with same every Saturday.
q ~ Arrives every Monday, by l2 m.
Closes same day at 6 p. m.
lJ Office hours from 9 a. m. to i. m, every day
except Sunday.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

BMH n -
N SAc ~RRRARKs--A day Or two since Mi.
Campbell, n the cnurse DC 4 very sensibIe
speech IN Che Legislature, remarked s4Ras mDrg
DAD Legislation occurred IL he House fyo,n nv.
Slnsosiy q printing, than from ann Other eaase."
This is as true as gospeI.-No Bill should be nc.
ted upon until il Is printed. None But editors
will read manuscript. The little DELAY that win
occur between the Introduction ofthe bin and
its appearances IN type, is favorable 10 refcc-
ton, and thus we should be more likely 10 have
matured and correct legislation. If MI. Casup
Dell mad never given any other evidence of hia
good sense and talent, his remark III w quoted
would pc sufficient. He Shows himself immea-
surabiy superior 70 the shallow ignorance, pettv
prejudice and contemplate demagoeeuisn
which are perpetuaIIy siieering at printers ana
journalists, and striving by d false economy q
reduce them 20 pauperism. We have known men
who have absolutely been pulled III public life by
the press--who beg for compliments 10 sustein
their rickety pretensions, and for ingenious ed.
itorlals 70 cover their political bIundcrs-lse
the first moments Of their elevation to mower. n
cripple and cruth the press that raised them 70
Y. There il but one way 10 treat such 4 class
ct politicians. Sheer them down, ridicule. lash.
expose them without mercy or ramorse. when
the Just rights Of our profession are trampled
upon, y ~ yery easy To oct Justice BY combined
acilon.--sJeOersoaian Republican.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13
ISAAC BRIDGE,
BOTANIC DRUG STORE.

No. so Poydras street, New Orleans, La.
Where may be obtained a general assortment of
Thomsonian Botanic Medicines, Simples and Com
pounds, all of which are warranted genuine and of a
superior quality. The subscriber respectfully solicits a
share of the public patronage, and confidently antici-
pates as liberal encouragement as he received while
conducting a similar establishment in Natchez, Miss.
Sold, wholesale and retail, as low as articles of the best
quality can be obtained anywhere in the South, by
sl2ly DIR. A. A.. JONES, Agent.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

STARTLING LRcrunns The Rev. MI. Mar.
shall, who 4 short time since delivered \ scourse
OF lectures II New Orleans, has been giyinr 4
series also Ia Mobile. In his card announcing
Q lecture there . few days ago, he SAYS thar he
VIII spreseas considerations suhick should entiflg
y. Paul 70 be esteemed the Sap;onr of aaaaksnd
rather than yesas Ckriss." The title Of the
lecture is sufficiently startling, says The Register.
and were we not assured that The substance az
: y unexcepticnabIe in orthodoxy even, we
should hesitate 70 give Il q notice. Mi. Mar
shali AZ = Methodist clergyman, and Il il said
tha1 me lecture on this subject has been listened
u W11n profound attention and decided approba-
the Middle and Northern States, ana that Il haE
borne Oft the palm both of argument and elo-
quence,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-13

USEFUL ARTICLES.
USF received and fer sale by the subscriber, at
% the store on Court Street, Immediately opposite
the Court House,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Comic and French-eitAer
Wholesale or Retail.
BLANK BOOKS great variety,
Pen-knives, Pocket-kniyes,
Visiting-card Gases and Westinghouse,
Steel pens and Holders,
Ink, Sand and Ink-stands,
Writing paper, Letter and FOolscap-both ruled and
plain,
Fine Letter and Note Paper,
Backing, Segar Cases, &c, &c. I
ALSO ON HAND, T.
superier HAVANA CIGARS, y
Virginia Honey.dew TOBACCO,
Fine cut Chewing Tobacco, Cigarettes,
Waters, Penci, j, Friction Matches, &c.
All of which viii be sold low for cash, by
J. ETTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
LANDS FOR SALE.
Potomac Land for SALE.

Rf virtue Of the last will ami testament OF
II William II. Sydnor deceased, late Of the
county OF Northumberland and Stale Of Virgil
MIA, will, at the Court House Of the county
aforesaid, on Monday, the lrh day of August
next, u lar, Otherwise The Eext lair day. Iii being
Court day,) offer Tor sale, 10 The highest bidder,
that valuable Farm called "Cupiu's" situated on
1nph:s Creek, in The county aforesaid, ard con-
tanning by survey 13l acres, rouds and 10 poles
81 land OF excellent qualify. About Two thirds
oil TINS land are cleared The balance is in wood
and heavily timhere,l. The fences ale al dura-
bic materials and in good lepair The houses
are commoiious and suitable as well for The
accommodation OF gentee family, as for all The
purposes of a farm.
There IS on his land an extensive orchard OF the
most choice fruits. This farm is nearly euui.
distant from Baltimore, Norfolk, and the District
OF Columbia, with The advantage of an inland
marker, as il is only eight miles IRON the county
Courthouse, and within six miles uflhe NorLnnl-
ncrand Acadcmy, we'll conducted ard flourish.
ing School IL is pre-eminent for fish, oysters:
ana wild fowl The ncighborhood is both healthy
and agreeable. a farm SO desirable is seldom IN
marker. The subscriber invites persons wishing
TO purchase 10 view This valuable property which
will bc offered on The most literal anil attomMo-
dating trcdh, The particulars ot which will he
made known on The day Of sale Possession will
be given on The first day Of January next. The
subscriber reserves himself the privilege al one
bld THOMAS s. SYDNOR,
Executor Of VIM H. Sydnor, deceased.
Juuc 3--rwluu.sI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
Land for Sale.

|HllE subscriber Offers Tor sale his Tract o
Il Land, lying i'll the upper part ii Chester
field county, IN Swift creek. - miles from the
city OF Richmond. u miles from The Chesterfield
Coal Mines. aud bali mile South Of The road
from Richmond 10 l.ynch5urg The tract con
taiha $50 acres, = large portion 81 which IS su-
perior ia, land, very fertile and in quality, high
Il adapted 10 the growth Of wheat ana tobacco,
heins a. n stiff, loamy clay. The Hat Ian! is
Tree from water, excrm some cleared hui uncn-
tivalcd land on the upper crrea luw-erounds
which may be made perfectly Tree from water Al
4 small co>,-sav some 80 OF 100 dollars. Al
lachei, is IN excellent new Grisi Mill, with a
single pain OF stones built o. brick. and of first
rate ca>l-ilon machinery. The mill commands a
good custom, aud We'd, per year from 100 "a 80
barrels ol toll corn The ligi land belonging Ia
The Tract is q two varieties. good portion being
clos" compact muauo and the resi- grey, though
50 Close and firm IN texture a 10 produce very
fine wheat and tobacco. The county-linc be-
tween Chesterfield and powlaran, passing through
corner Of the tract, throws some 30 or 30 acres
10 the later county giving freehold in the same.
| wonld only add, in addition, that The place i,
very accessible, remarkably well waIercd in
every direction, and al all seasons, with good
springs and branches, ard is provelbial for its
health.ulness
The Terms Of sale, which wunld ie either cash
OF credit as might hest su Inc purchaser, will be
made, il detail, verY accommodating.
Any person wishing 10 purchase can apply,
personally, IL the subscriber residing on the pre-
misses, OF by letter, addressed 10 Flat Rock Post
Office, Powhatan county.
NJ. AURELIuS SALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
Jaanelin Hall nj Auction.

WIS beautiful and fertile lille Farm situated
= 10 bend OF the Rapid Ann river. between
Orange Count House aud Rarboursvil!e, six nils
from each, lwenly.lhrce from charlottesville. AMI
eight from Gordonsvi!le, Qhe Western terminus
Oh The Louisa Rail Road which makes il within
tour or five hours ride of The city of Richmond
consists OF 3ti acres, between 90 and 20 in wool,
~ IN fine timothy meadow, the remainder subi-
vtded INTO felds and lois, in clover, wheat, corn
ana oa's. The land is well wacrej. lies beauli.
fully, pariakes OF the character q The Southwest
Mountain soil, Cred, with chocolate gravel,) and
The allnvial river lands
a handsome two story mansion. with Is rooms,
closets, spacious Sarrr, ard cellar and porli.
Goes, stands upon an elevated sile and commands
an extensive View oil The valley Of the Rapid A mn
and ne surrounding nights. There is Kitchen,
asmoEe house. lumber house, ice house carriage
house TOR = carTiageS,) dove cote grain and To-
barco barns wheat machine, stables, corn house,
orelseer's house and cabins for servants; all Of
which, with the fences are in excellent repair
There i a fine garden, an orchard in FIJI hear
ing and another 81 delicious fruits, planted six
years since.
II is ncarto scyera! churches, a good school,
within lew hundred wards o!a smiths shop,
store, Il posi- office and merchant mill and
surrounded by The best society in Virginia Ia
shorl, il is one Of the snugsesr, handsomesl and
most valuable lille hoineslcais in the hcallhie>,
and most desirable portions of the State II is
equally well suited 10 lie German tar.cr iron
the west OF The Blue Ridge, who may wish Ia
make money hy il, and The man Of wcaIi! from
the tide water country, who wishes 10 secure a
healthy retreat for his family during the sckly
season, amidst The Soulhwc>, Mountains, which
Steam has pat within lew hours travel OF The
country horderngo on the Chesapeake Bay
This farm will positively he Sold II auction, to
The hshes! bidder NJ Orange Cont House ou
Monday, 2s;h july, 1915, that being Orange
County Courl day
TrRMa, -One Third cash, the remainder in one
and two years, with deed of trust on The proper
y 10 secure The deferred payments. The title is
mol only undispu;cd, but ,ndispntoble
Address, (post paid) Liberty Mills, Orange
County, Va J. J. AMBLER
June 2l, Is ki-cw5w
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Pul.celI'S Office.

TINE subscriber will open on Monday The
l4lh instant, an Office at No. 6, l4h
Street, pleading TO Mayo's Bridsc,) Tor the pur-
pose Of vending tickets in all lotteries under the
popuar management OF ID. PAINE < Co., OF ~
York, who, with their securities, are bound for
the payment Of prizes sold in their Lotteries; and
The prompl manner in which all prizes sold hy
Them have been paid. is The best lest Of their
standing AMI responsibility. The Grand Prize OF
O0O0 lately sold in this city, was paid al sight,
and The cash, as heretofore, will be promptly paid
for all prizes sold in their Lotteries, The moment
The drawings are received.
The success which attended The subscriber
willis, he was in this business andhs intention
10 keen on hand at all times large and varied
assortment of numbers WILL he hopes, secure the
na,rnna.e Of his old friends and The public gene
rally.
Snlendd lotteries for the month"; together with The
np,lines Of grand scheme 10 be drawn Saturday,
August "a, $4,000 capital. They are presented
al his earlyday, in order that correspondents from
every Quarter may have ample lime TO forward
heir orders and receive their tickets before The
dav of drawing. The cash for all prizes, large
ar small can be had as usual al sight, the mo-
ment IN. drawings are received; and, hereafter
on all le,rers enclosing cash or prize tickets no
poslage need be paid. Address,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

TN CtIANCERY-VIRGlSn AT Rules held
| in The Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery Tor The county Of
Holloway, on Thursday the 10Th day OF July,
1915:
Elizabeth Anderson, Plaintiff
against
Rachel B. Waltha, Hearlon Green and Sa-
rah his wife, Alpheus A. Green, Richard L.
Nethery, Wilson Woodruff, George Locket,,
James Wallhall Benjamin OveTlon, John Bald
win, Richard f. Farrar, Edward T. Wingo
Thomas A. Green, John Johnson ard William
Green, DeIpncaniS
The defendants, Rachel B. WalIhalI, Heardon
Green and Sarah his wife, and AlPheus A.
Green. mol having entered !hcir appearance and
given security, according 10 the ac; oil Assembly
and rules of this Cont and j! appearing, by sa-
,isfacory evidence, that they are MOI Inhabitants
of this Commonwealth is ordered that the
said defendant, do appear here on the hrs, day OF
October term next, and answer The bill Of The
plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order &c forth
with inserted in The Richmond Enquirer for Two
months successfully, and that another cory be
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this
county. A Copy-Teste:
c. w. FITZGERALD, D. c.
July I5-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
LOTTERIES.
II. Russell bigger s. Co.

a GENTS for the Managers, Cd. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va
BIGGER & co. would respectfully cali The
attention Of correspondents and Adventures in
Lotteries 10 The splendid Schemes thar draw
This month Their office i now hc path IL
Fortune The grand Capit;l Of 3o,C00 to.,ar~
which was sold hy them, wa, as usual, paid
al sight" They womld particularly cali A..
,en,ion 10 he Grand Consolidated Lottery. No
50, thai draws 2G;h Jaly-Capi;als: $50
10000, 50 OF 500, sc, &c. Tickets $40 If
you want money, lie, your orders be adlres sed
without delay. 10
Il. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
az All orders strictly confidential.
Grand Scheme!
$4,000, 10000, A. 80 Of ,500.ex
Grand Consolidated No. So. 10 be drawn a,
Wilmington, Saturday July 2Glh. Grand Capi.
tails: S3O 900, 10000, 6,l97 80, 1000, $500 1000
1000. so prizes OF 800, &c, SC. IS Nos. y
ballots. Tickets only 10
4 certificate of - Whole Tickets in the abo.e
Grand Scheme will he sen, for only SlI5
Halves 81 80
Quarters ~ IS
IA. For other Schemes, call alihe Office
II Orders Tor packages, certificates or single
tickets in The above Schemes, and in all Loucries
will be promptly attended 10 and drawing semi
when requested
Il. RUSSELL BIGGER & co
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eael EIoIel