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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

The Razor Strop man" is now in the Mon.
umental City. He bawled to good many in
Philadelphia, and then went to Patci.to-more.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

The personal expenses Of the American Min
ster at Paris are said to be seventy dollars day
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

PARIS, according to the recent census contains
900, 900 inhabitants
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

A piece of burning shingle was carried by
the wind, IS miles from the Pittsburg conaa
grafton.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
472.OOO

There were erected in New York proper, du-
ring the last year, 1910 buildings. Many Of
these cost from $50 900 to $40 900 and few of
them as much as 10000.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
Little valiant. great in viIlany."

Austria repeat it. and can furnish the proof
il necessarv-has interfred IN the Repeal 1nes.
,or, and obtained the Pope's negative dec sion
in the subject and this interference was the
price she paid 'or SIR James Graham's and the
whole British Governments infany in regard to
the Italian refugees.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

o. LuMnrR--We have been informed that
last week 40 less than one bundled and eighty
six RATS were tied up along the Susquchanna'
near this place, on account oflow water. These
RATS contained, probably, not much less thao a
million Of feet Of lumber, some of II OF the most
valuable kind If the small link of 80 miles Of
rail road. between Shamokin and the Schuylkill.
was completed immense quantities of lum-
Der would be placed on the Ial road, at this
place, and carried the Reading rail road TO
Philadelphia. 1t is not unfi equcnt to fnd' every
spring, a large quantity of lumber stopped in the
basin of the Shamokin dam, at this place, wait
ing for rise of water, and they sometimes wait
in vain until the following season.
O- The Pottsvillc papers announce several
Anthracite Furnaces about being put in opera
ton in their region. These furnaces are to use
the iron ore OF the Coal region. Ifthe Reading
rail road was extended from the Schuylkill 10
Shamokin no finer field for the operation of An
thraeite furnaces could be found in the Union,
than on the contemplated rail road. Almost
every mile would be cut through one Of the
finest coal regions IN the world. Besiues IRON
ore Of superior quality is found in abundance
all along the line of the road
C. BLACK BAND Iron ORE.-We have in our
possession a specimen this celebrated ore, from
the Shamokin Coal region, where il is found in
larger quantities and of better quality than
probably, any other place in the Union II is
found lying contagious with the Coal seams, and
when it is recollected that one acre of the Shano
kin Coal region contains as much coal as five IL
the Schuylkll region our readers may imagine
the extent and value of this valuable mineral. A
celebrated Welsh smelrer who examined the ore
pronounced il in quantity and quality equal tc
any he ever saw in Wales We venture 10 as
sert that when the contemplated rail road be
tween Shamokin and Poitsville is completed
which will form continuous rail road communi
cation from Phlaiel pha to the Susquehanna
the whole line of the new road will be dotte'
| with Anthracite Furnaces, as no other location
can be found to compare with it in point OF natu
| raj advantages.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

o. We have had another slight freshet in the
river, which enabled number OF the RATS and
arks, which were tied up on account OF low
wafer to make their escape.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

TnE "GLoBr," We find il stated, has been sold
for S35, 900
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

The editor of the N. Y. Evening Post esti
mates the population of that city at the present
time as follows:
New York City, 4oo,o 600
Brooklyn, O,600
Williamsburg, Jersey city, and Ho-
boken, 1900
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

20 EFrscopAL CoSvENrIos-Geo M
Wharton, Esq, Secretary of the Convention, has
given notice that the stated annual meeting of
the Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, in the State of Pennsylvania, will be
held in st. Andrews Church, Philadelphia, on
Tuesday, the goth of May inst; and that each
Church of that denomination in the State may
send lay deputy or deputies, not exceeding 8
in number The business Of the greatest impor
tance, we presume, will he the election OF
Bishop in. place of Bishop Onderdonk resigned
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

or Counterfeit $50 bills, on the Harrisburg
Bank, are in circulation
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

To Messrs. Herr, Cooper, Brady, M'Farland,
Kennedy. Kunkel, Sanderson, Cochran, Glib
bons, Kline and Babbitt
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Anrtion 4ales.
rUTrHE DAYS.
ny Ds.Isp, uouc.r~ a Ce.

pup, ~ :. :. :, :. = -
n SHbr VT The BELL TAVERN.
49, !. UNI capitol an ths City of kiehsond
~ 80. plaintiff
against
.n nomas w. L-add James ~ lad. Nathan q
"enAmn 2. Laad Raphael ~ Com. and sahsh. A.
sno as ssoe'n ~ iadd sarah H. lad which .ad
s-"e. ~ Nathan ~ william r. BENJAMIN ". sab~ls
Sah'n n are the sole children. heirs
-. sna go" w 'hke and Tho. A. Clarke infants
Am ssy one l.ah oy wn T. sands the'r guar
-,..,,o, - y" SUIT ana Nathanl = Crenshaw.
eh.en'"' OF Ann iacd deceased, defendants
came on This day to be heard by
paHes by their counsel papers
the Bell Tavern pror-r, nv 49, V o. nenmo"a. ean.d
Aforesaid Obedience 10 IN. ,n,.,Iu,o,v 49,.
cause on the tvr ,,v ,,,nth a,v IN I.,n., -, %
Grafton whereof tn Cou, ,,n,o.,,s ~. , as
port adr,dr- o,J-, ,s A. 90. n., H. ~. $3.50.
Bates. hereby appointed enum,.-,on.r. n, ,h -
avln. punished not &c Of the foe
,i,y q, Prhs w " NOR. o' 70. newspaper" printed In the
.,, oesed 10 sell Al public auction the premises.
~ e', 'e sao ''' and hon--s called the Rel Tavern
- " susee IN the ey ~ Richmond. containing s.
ss. lnenes front on the said street. hack
80 ekh' heheS and containing superficial
area o onr bous7nd four hundred
pan or the aid report and
'ms 70 VII: fof eashas to % mseh of the proceeds
-e'-n' =" o'i'ay 'hr costs NJ this suit tho
-, s"e uP"" ers " one and Two
~''n regal interest t--on from the day For
o,ea' payments boois with approved
cons,n.S ~ W VIC pfoeiy retained until the sale shall he
49,. go, - ~ "opes pt'' ana Conveyance directed by
=, ~ $50 'nns''onsf' are required to report their
n, y,1,a. 70 ~ 70. ,S court 81.
ehaneery the Biehmoo cren,r s rC Cur
nis-ion-rs named the said decree proceed TO -. bv pub
auction on thu Az ,I,
twenty second day Of January At ~ oeoes thai x,,
oe property lying on main Richmond upou
A h. Rail r..
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THOMAS B. BIGGER'S OFFICE,
Richmond, Virginia


Schemes for The meek.
Sl2.OO0 Capital.
Dnw,ng received by THURSDAY. maf capta $1,000. so
Of 1900 &C &c - Nos. ~ drawn ballots T,ksts
$4,000 CapitLl
Drawing received by Friday. Capitals 10000 prize.
Of COCO, &C &C, IS Nos ~ drawn habits. Tickets 81
$4,000 Capital
Drawing received by Saturdays mail Capitals 5000 2oOO
1900 1865, &C. &C. 7sNo'. ~ ballots Tiekes2
Aso-For Saturday Night.
Capitals 10000 9oOo $500 1000. 1900, 1910 ke IS Nos
~ drawn baIuis TiekeSsI.
Grand Schemes 10 drar shortly
Splendid Schcme-Capial $4,000, 10000. 10 Of 1000
Dollars
Drawing received by Mondays mail January 18Th Capitals
of soOo n 1900 Of 1900 OF loco
&c. &c. - Nos ~ ballots. Ticket. $40.
Grand Schcme-S35, 2g5, $50. 900 nett Ia grand
scheme TO buy by the package.
J'Lowest prize 81 nc-lowest No. prize 500 nett
Drawing received BY Mondays January Gland Ca
1900 go 1900 te IS ~ bsHos Tieku
only SIC
Splendid Scheme.
Capital 80. OOO-1F Is drawn ballots. m
Drswlns received by "Wednesday mall Jan gsd. Capiis
$4,000 5000 1900 1850 1915 przs Of 1890 Of 800 s
- No, Is drawn hsuot.. Tickets only 81
s25OJ0 Csptal-1r Is drawn ballots. m
Dawing received ~ Mondays Jan. Capia 600
5000 5000 tooo 1000 sScO 1900 100 10 Of eO1
&C &c. - Nos IS drawn ballots. Tickets sI0
fcr Other schemes Gala ohee.
~ Packages Of whoes and shares single wholes and
shares always hand IN the usual great variety and
usual. prizes paid At sight Immediately after the drawing
1JOrders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above Schemes, and IN all Lotteries will be promptly
attended to, and drawing sent when requested.
THOS. y. BIGGER.
"a 4 Managers office. opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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From the National Inieiiigeaeerl
A CURE FOR WHOOPISG COUGH
AND ASTHMA
January .. lstS.

ENTLEhEN take III. liberty Offering publication in
~ TIN National n,-gcneer that t. information may he n.
deoser-d Tor that most distressing -aseb- wboopns Cough
YOU are probably
'd-red neuable that the time OF II.
continuation and that nothing but sight paaon expected
from remedial treatment.
30 universal does opinion prevail that medical ay. sci
non called IN unless ot-r diseases
induced BY the whoopns Cough my good
onhr 70 become possessed Of absolute REMEDY
TIVE az this that the fact Ia be- nm,
ver-aly known. Humanity denand. H.,
livery parent must have beeome acquainted experience
IN - family not much Of by
the way az" o no every Ia.
country reports deaths II every month"; from
tie ncn-- distress affects pati- mt. and
also upon the parents, for sishtweeks
The ordinary duration of this disease
OF Tour iDonths-s most favorable requiring
dry weather about nine weeks The remedy pos
bly, cured the disrase few u
esng symptom, during twenty hours and often aft
the hs dose My Medical brethren VII, public
." saiaoe Temeiy-hsy u unprofs keep
have keeping Il secret at prs.n Ft
The principal ingredient the rem-iy kept any Apoteca
~ or Other store in tho country.
Mesca IL
form in which prepare
Second can good why entitled To
thu benefit Of discovery may as in
apy 50 valuable remedy and the public
u VIII cost but dollar quantity one pat-nt
besides the eIpense 81 transportation.
The remedy in the form Of pleasant Cord-a children ire
fond OF lit can do no harm any
Although mas been tried
trials that induce ii. that IL
equally beneficial IN Cholera innium compliant
forms OF 'rnnp Asthma
CLOTHS and In
which has been used prompt and ell
eieni GIDEON u. SMITH. NJ. d.
Baltimore
For sale by PEYToN JOHNSTON, Sole Agent
de No l55, Main 81 Richmond
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PERIODICALS FOR 1915.


WILL receive subscriptions for the following
w viluable Periodical:
hesieo chu'fea Review and Journal
90 b, iame- Johnon. 81 d. Physician Extraordinary
Ut" knr ~ G'~.t B'an. asi E,q eorre
W ss''sL Published quarterly at Is per snnum
As eAn Journal Of the Medical
M rureoao VIII. Hospital &C Published quarterly Is
Select sedie, briy Bul.,n of Medical
~ John Ben ~ d. fellow of the College Of Physicians
Medical New. Libsay-publ.bed monthly at o. par an
cyeo.iia Of r,ee.I M-d,es.-.dt.d by J. FORBES. D. r.
N - A. Iwesde. ~ d. aud j. Connolly ~ D. revised
tons by X Dunsson ~ monthly 10 be
completed in 20 paris, at so et.. each.
Law Iabrary-edtcisy J. Wharton Bar
P"..h~d n"nihy ct $40 Tef annum.
Eclectic Magazine On Lhera,urr-edted by a. Aspex
"a monthly periodical AT Vi per annuu.
AMERICAN Review Wing Journal Of Politics. Literature Art
and sci.se.-a monthly publication. at &c yer annam.
monthly al e5 per annum.
Smiths WEEKLY Journa-by wadi-. Library at
LADY, Book Gcdys Lady. and Magazine edited BY Mr.,
sarah J. HaIe-a monthly pub ieaon. 81 81 per annum
ushs Living Age Journal Of Foreign and the
hns-a monthly publication at 90 per
The Medical News pubhed monthly 81 year. and sent
frsaou-y To all subscribers Journal
cal reiesees who 'mt the i've ad
IN advan~e. -
Bu-tin OF Medical SCIENCES pabi-d monthly at al year
o' included IN the ss.et Medical Library per
in advance.
DRiSKFR 4 MORRIS
Agents for the Publishers
~ OflCE.-lhe Go. Partnership Of Hubbard
Gardner L 20. expires TIN. day by Lmitaiion.
The business Willie continued under The firm Hubbard Gard
nrr 'afhon ho will coniiIp
Roots Hats Leather patronage Of the cd firm
and the public generally. wM a. HriBBARn
JAMES u. GARDNER,
AMBROSE CARLTON,
January l. Ists. ia s~eosw
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SrRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world what they can
For selling Prizes, srRArro>'. man!
Drawn Nos in Gas J. Jan 9Th
- IS II u II 90 ~ } 20 u 4J67
Ticket No< 35 46, another Capiia' AID paddy
sTRATToN
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria extra, No 5. drlSn 9th:
Is II 65 50 % SIS 6D II CO 535
Ticket Nos - Sc, another Capital sold plidby
srRATToN
3),000-l0,000.
Alexandria Extra Class Thursday. Capitals 30 600 TO-
ooo S3to Of sooo Of $780, Of 40 Of sou
qns 50
9o00-2200-5 or 1000.
Monongas No for Friday Capitals sO0o 1900 ZOO 900
Of 1000 Of 300 &C &c IS Nos IL whoes
halves IS, qrs 62i.
l0000-3O00.
Alexandria Extra No o. for Monday Capitals 600 3ooa
1900 Of 1000 &c ke IS Nos. l3dawn whoes halves
qrsi.
35,O00-l0, 000-30 OF $500.
Alexandria No for Monay. Capitals OOO 200 1000
5000 400 $50 Of sIO &c &c
- Nos. IL drawn. wholes TO- halves s. q. so.
Buyers referred my OF registered
drawing Continues sold paid by
Do Orders for packages ceTicaios
Schemes aud IN all Lotenes, will be promptly
drawing when requested.
P'ea-e address order, N. sTRATroN,
Re Richmond. Va.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER IN BUcKING
HAM, PCR SALE.

Rf virtue OF deed of trust executed by Cha's
- A. Scott during his lie day ~ October 1891 for
the benefit Of Charles Everett and duly recorded
Zee Of the county court ~ buckingham
will on "wednesday the 18th day Of December sli Offer for
sale to the highest bidder fer cash residence wii,m
Scott In The said he whole may
for The puroes for which said executed II the tact or
Land IN the said deed mentioned which Charles
Scott resided adonng the lands NJ George Booker and Others
This tract u beautifully situated the River
In fun view h and having easy cation with the Canal
about 20 above the n Richmond estimated
tain about twenty hundred which u pppo.e 40
wards OF three hundred acres vaiuabl, roups
laee portion OF the hr land is perhaps the In buckingham
The whole aci lies we'll well waefcd and healthy sus
ton any virginia ny the cims of the deed fe
qurcd IN be made for cash but probable that purchaser or
puchasers will be able 10 make the party Interested me
arrangement ~ Which reasonable obtained Aene
trustee gueh title only viii be conveyed vested in me though
us title h believed IN be good.
from bud weather or Other the
proper TOT the interest of the postpone
sale. the same viii be Adjourned from day tn day
&c I'-whs RiCrD ANDERSON. Trustee.
OF The land above advertised having been
oned and no, so the sale postponed the 9Th day Of March
1885, sthe anIs place when viii certainly made 1.-The
residue ~ the land required for the pros Of
tins iced will be odd under deed-o that the wole
trae' will he In market, and necessarily be- ,old.
N s-ed' RICH ANDERSON. Trustee.
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hy IL. II. Dickinson a brother.
ZEAL ESTATE ON WALL STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

NV ILL BE- sold THU RsDAY AFTERNOON next III. Oh
tnsi upon the premises half past O'Clock
two Brick Tenemeni- Wan Franklin and
streets the jail called ol-r These teneu-nt- ar. two
'ioi" high above basement having
LATELY Undergone Also and place
vacant Lot adjoining the above fronng feet running bach
abou, $50 feet
This property situated very contemplated improve
mint q; Broad street from Mayo Valley when com
peed will IN the opinion many adj very vAlus
The onor of this property residing Western part OF
Virginia determined To ell the
upon the following cash-ihx balance in
three instruments ~
bearing interest rUm date upon property seeur,
their
IN g-dits X n. DICKINSON A. BROTHER Aprts
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By Iploes a. brother.
No : MAfS STKEIT.

STocK
GROCERlES, LIQUORS, SHIP CHANDLERY &c
At auction.
On FRIDAY MORNING, January 10 oeock on IN.
DOCK al III. OF Mr. VIVA. Jacobs removing In
NeS FORK We VIII sell his sock Groceries Liquors Ship Stores
&c Also the Bar Fixtures and House Furniture.
STORES On THE DOCK FOR SALE
Innhed y after the abov-, RuiItinx now oeeu
ped aud o~nei by MI Jacobs together Of the
soand which The property un. Ip-d term
The property Consists eommodou- enemen, recently
erected cash II feet font deep both wen suited
Tor stores and located portion OF the Dick
20 Term. at sal. las IkR .nr,.
1uhsuANT To the OF trust tbs hr,t
dated February sih 1870 aud the January
therein contained shaoer TOT bidder for
ou Moniay the t day OF January, l-i5 O'Clock IN the al
sTnoon the Premises the Town that
house and lot the properly Of Hiram Harms Ear and III.
properly and esIcencs Colin MeRae proprrtv mos
desirable family residence. situated Mayo br,
aud has attached 81 o land Of pfo
uvehess as market garden and
not surpassed BY Land Richmond been 70
The seeen; email family convenience to IN. cen
e OF business RIehmoni resdene. To lot. on
shoekoe Hill aEd the walk entirely dry. sold entirr az
property divided pure on IN.
day OF sale Although under the for
cash the purchaser for pan nearly the
whole CT the purchase money as be may choose.
II not prevented ~ on Tia. ne.
d1y at 10 o'clock before front door Bell Tavern in the
shall sell the Saves mentioned the About ten of them
are n~ raie factory hands young likely. girl good
Hdy $ nlaAi de sJ-eod w. A PAT1ESoN. Trustee.
IL. m. ir i'm A
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RIcnARpsoN cos crLrpRArEp ANrRlc.N rANAcEA

RICHARDSON A cos CELEBRATED AMERICAH PANACEA
NHis arisle all compounded mle free from
II aduieraton. and warranted Ingredient de
trimenai 10 health the made
from the Vegetable Kingdom having
when taken accordance with drecons)
following diseases Sah Rh-um. sero
Ia Rronehss Fever Sores Kings Evil Fus Inimn atory and
Chronic Rheumatism. Piles Bes Eryseas Scurvy Chronic sore
Eyes Pains the Bones Bufh.s OF Pmpe. on IN,
Pace and all eutaneou erupon Of the pains
arising from njudieious mercury IA impure state Of
the blood.
The properties consist in it, producing
and c-cual Alternative Of the whole s,-irm In slight
euptons of tie skin recently Contracted bot
TIE orn effects the whe the experience who have
been cured BY Of long standing and obaats
IT, three four large boulcs
o OF the disease
Usually produces eject while cases il also acts
gentle caare increasing appci general Of
ib patisn causing all
before TAI and inducing perfectly healthy sctcn of the blood
Eoough must be taken and A. = III. cas-. with
- medein" it. effects viii vary the Constitutions
from each other ihef~ors those dsts u. ef
they DO immediate b-neft uep-ndent its
Erai newt decidedly the cheapest 81
To tho public, a. by dstton NJ the vegetable mater con
oenses inio snail a ast m
adn AZ out twelve dy the ais- about whist
the others Of the knd very generally than
three the taken the rrrod pfce
~ for small and 81 70. large Bottles For By
jas ALEX. DUvAL h co.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEGROES
VIII be sn on Friday the 0ih January IOl o Lck AZ our
Auction Room, Negro Woman years OLD good COOK and
seans're's and her three children years old By order
of W. w. Curtis Admir- OF BE Cu Ii-d
ia SIT n DICKINSON A. RROTuPR 49,.
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REsH BUriER-A few snaH package. very superior fesh
u Butter fof family Fr -as BY JAS. ~. JURY.
dN BASIN Rama
VTANCY CRAvArs roR PARrIEs-A very hspisome ssssr-
II went. Jus received aud Tor ssh BY STARR d co,
Dc VI Itth street
DAPER. RULED FOR bill = - w. Randolph d Co nav,
fr -sl- By the qoe o. sm'cap Paper Of an qua.s
In vsroas sy,es for bills DE- rs
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SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDy-Is bbls n Southampton
- Apple Brandy, Just received for sale
deis JAS. WINSTON
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY-& Gu. MANAGERS,

j. u. GkEGOkf-G CO. MANAGERS.
HiehnsssA, Va.
Office No. l0l West Main street.
As..sir,. Ls,sp ci.-- No hs isis-,o be drawn A~I
andsia d. q on raiunay janssry ith. 1875 Grand
$4,000. 10000 5000 $780, tooo. 1i3o pfE-s 1850
% soo 50 of 600. Ae Ae Tickets eo. halves ars
Cenineas-s f Packages ef &c wboi~s Tickets ei3o
Do. do 20 H-f
Do. do 20 Quarter do ~ 50
A-zandra Lottery. Cass ist5-ro be Sa~n AleIan
dr'a D. G. Saturday January
sp-ndd seh~m~-s1o tooo $780, $500 gooo
1900 10 prizes Of $780, Of
ets eio. halves 5; quarter . SO.
Cernea,ss Of packages Of IS whois Tickets ei2o
Do do % Half do
DS. do Is
MAMMOTH.
$4,000 DOLLARSi
30 Prizes of 900 Dollaruf
Asnands Lottery CIR T. fs irt5-to b. drawn A~raa
dria. d. e. saturday of January.
PZs-i splendid Pnze of $50 IS
so pfix-s Of $1,000 80 of 500 80 90
Tickets sii. halves vi; quarters 81: eighth. 81 50.
Certiheatss of Paeharesof 20 WHO'S Tickets eco
do. do &c Half do
DO. &c Quarter
Do. do &c Eighth do
o Orrrs fur Tickets and Shares Packages
In us above Sp-bdh Lotteries viii prompt
attention ard oea " Immediately
amer h all WIN order from Addrr-
J. G. GREGORY q Co. Managers.
deis Riehmopd Va.
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Aurtion 8oles.



rWts SAN. 10
sy ..svs.psss = Alssa.
We .han-s q auction. THURSDAY.
January sth q, 10 oek>s ~ fsnswss arssehrs;
Rio Co6se
p Sugar
p. 4 and n Moass>s
a. Crosr Rum
wh-h>y. BrssSy
-Gond- and -dss-.e~dr- L>ssk>r
Lamp on bsrr~is
Sperm Casd,s.
Tsihow do
Cbeer> casks
Imitanoa Enai.A Chez
Brown Soap
Cap. Litter and Wr.pysne Paper
400 son-sTs Fss .wa
so .HA
TERMs-nder n 90 ara ox,r .>o-h. .r>,,
for approved paper
se DAVENPORT ALLEN. As<s.
~ a. -. DteAssssa- -
w. will I'll This Morning io our As<ss.s Rssr,
one Negro Woman and three children Nerro Boys
Pe H. a. DICKINSON q BnO. Asesl
BY Jsases ~. Lynch.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.
THIS EVENING Thursday O'Clock. q Ia
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as-it' JAMES r. LYNCH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-09

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