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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-18
Communication.


Fok ThE chAkLorTE JOURNAL,
I Mr. Editor: Coming in yesterday from
surveying my meadow lands, | discovered
a note lying on my writing desk, copy
Of which herewith transmit for pubica.
ton should is impor, be though, not un.
deserving such noloricty.
4 But before, however, asking you to give
( II place in the columns Of your paper,
think il appropriate t, make two or three
brief remarks;
First, then, il appears 10 ocviient the lady
who sen, me the note is very likely to re
brought up without education, and what is
worse, surrounded by the most unIoyely
circumstances.
Second, that bis father and the whole
family are almost us great sufferers as HIM,
self
Third, my only motive in giving il to
the public, is 10 benefit the needy; nor
have tbs least apprehension that | may,
in this way, bring the lad under such dis
pleasure Of his father, as to inJure either,
as all personalities are strictly avoided.
thought at FIRST Of correcting the or.
biography Of the note, but have only done
il so far as TO render it Ineligible, being
convinced on after consideration, that the
native language of sufferer groans itself
out from the bosom Of misfortune with
,wo.fold eloquence:
Dry CREEK, April 2.
Mr.. A as YOU have plenty of limo
sence your crap is all sold, wisl you
wood rite 10 the stow keepers and beg them
TO not sell daddy any more likker-le
promised me chrismus heed work hard
Two hunts to git mummy TO send me TO skool
over the creke TO Mr.. +, but as soon
as he got il he went strait to the STOW, and
drank II up-and the % cents what the
hog driver give TO brother Max, that he
kept to bye him a testament with, daddy
spent that loo-now haint a dout that
folks wha, has nothing to do and plenty
mummy may drink as much likkcr as they
pleese.
The rest Of the communication is with
held us it only states the fact that a cou.
sin who is "skollar" had been employ
cd to write the letter.
Now, MIR. Editor, you will readily per-
ccive what an unfortunate and distorted
view this youth Of twelve years has OF the
priYilcge, Us II is often called Of such as
have the time ard means, either to dlssi.
pate or to lift tho cup unnecessarily and
how wide wasting must be the physical
and mental dcsolation whore such views
generally and practically obtain to say
nothing Of the incalculable amount of in.
Jury, the uncalled.ior use of ardent spirits
empiies into the domestic circle-nor the,
imperishable evils, one may dreadfully
fear, it may eventually pour upon mans
eternal relations.
But, as did not intend 10 moraize upon
the note any farther than the liberty alu.
dcd to in it is concerned, | will here only
relate the Fable Of the swine and sheep
the former enjoying the luxury of his wal !
low, reproached tho latter with not having
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DANIEL wEBsTER's FATHER.

In speech delivered at The New En-.
gland Supper in New York, we fnd III,
following:
In olden times there was man il
New Hampshire, who was in youth bouA
apprentice as we call it there, to u farm
er, and the farmer was bound BY his GOV
enanls 10 give him three months schooling
n the year--a good old Yankee custom
Ard trust one also in New York but IN.
ike Yankee masters in general, he failed
10 give the boy an hours schooling, and
he never had one till the day of his death.
In the old French war of So, this boy en-.
tered the army as private, and he fought
himself up to commission, first at war.
rant officer, then as an ensign, and upon
the peace Of Paris in 1863, he left the ar.
nv, came home, and his first act was to
bring an action against his master for
breach Of his covenant in not sending him
10 school. And the master compromised
hIs claim and gave him a tract of land that
is the family homestead now. The war
OF the revolution came, aud this same man
now a captain OF militia, went with his
company to West Point, and there at the
time Of Arnold's treason, he stood guard
before Washington's head quarters, aud
the next morning Washington thanked him
in person for his vigilance and fidelity
Well, that man has left son, and that soI
has often mounted guard since, when b,
thought treason was working IN the Amer
lean camp. The fllher's name was Ebe.
nezer Webster. \ spontaneous and tre-
mendous mark Of applause waving OF
handksrchiefs AMI most enthusiastic cheer
ing.] see it needed no prophet 10 tell
what the sons name was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
MEDICAL COLLEGE,

IN RICHMO Nd, PIR GINA.
THE Winter Course OF Lectures in the Me-
i dical Department Of Hampden Sidney Col
lee will commence, in Richmond, on Monday,
the 9th day of October next, and continue until
lie las; CT February following. The new Col
iege and Hospital Edihce has been compie;e':
ana every arrangement has been made 10 a ord
Inc Student all The advantages which are obtain
e. in any institution in the U. 5. In addition 10
he usual Lectures, Surgical and Medical Cit
r.gacs will be given regularly al the College hos
pilal Civ Almshouse, Peni,eniary and Armo-
y; B; which the Student will have the opportu-
ni!y Of witnessing the diseases incident 10 the
South, and which he will be called upon to treat
al The commencement OF his professional lie.
Tie number Of ma jor and minor Surgical opera
tons which have been yearly performed before
the Mediea! Glass, has already claimed for the
College tie reputation Of q leading school tor
Surgical instruction.
JOHN CULLEN, N. D., Professor OF the
Theory and Practice of Medicine.
L. w. CHAMBERLhYNE, M. D., Profess
sor Of Therapeutics and Materia Medica.
R. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. D., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
JEFFRIES WYMAN, M. D., Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology.
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Surgey.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Demonstration Of
Ava my.
Tie abundance of materials for dissection, and
Inc convenience and comfort Of the disseotins
room. will enable The student TO study thoroughly
the Anatomy of the Human Body, and also ac-
cure skill in the use OF Surgical instruments.
Good hoard, including lights, fuel and servants
attendance, can be procured from SO so 10 IS
pr weeS.
Current bank notes eli the States in which the
Students reside will be taken !or tickets
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Jane l3 Dean of the Faculty.
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FOR MOBILE

FOR MOBILE,
ITO sail aboM 5h Of Octobcr.]
~ The Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt. Robin
ASLson, will sail as above. For freight or pas
sage having good accommodations apply 10
JAS. FISHERS SONS,
WIN. ROWLETT. or,
Sept. is HASKINS s. LIBBY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

II OOk AT THIS.-Soreihing grand for this
IL week. Come one, come all, and try your
luck in the following Soaemes, as They open very
rich. First On hand is grand:
For Friday: Two beautiful Schemes. Capt.
ais: 10000, 5 OF 2,0G0, 10 of 800 &c. IS Nos,
Is drawn ballots. Tickets 3; halves | so; quar-
ers IS cts.
Also, the peoples iavcrite, the Dollar Lottery.
Capitals 1000, 1000, &C., &c. IS Nos, l3
drawn ballots. Tickets only /; halves SO cts;
quarters % c.
For Saturday; A Splendid Scheme Capitals:
1000 dollars, $500, 800 40, 1000, &c. y
Nos, y drawn ballots. Tickets ,, halves ],
quarters soc.
For Saturday Evening: Two Lotteries Draw
ing received BY SUNDAYS mail. Capitals: 1900
dollars, 1000, 3,000 1900 sol. 20 of 1000, &c.
Is Nes., ~ drawn ballots. Tickets dollars,
halves =, quarters |.
Also, he people favorie again, The Dollar Lot
terry Capital: 5000 dollars, &c, &e. 66 Nos,
- drawn ballots. Tickets /; halves 90 CTS;
quarters 25 cts.
Then comes the Great Mammoth Scheme
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia, No 60, 10 be drawn Sept Goth, drawing
received the Monday following. Grand Capt.
lals: $4,000, 10000, 10000 5000, 6 600, 5000,
1000, 36i2, , OF $500, , Of 1000, , OF 1880,
20 OF 200, 20 of ,l00 lGG OF GOO, sc. The
loves; No. prize | 900 dollars; Isl and d, 800;
Sd and ith, 300; 9Th and 9Th, 100, &c. &c. IS
Nos, ~ drawn ballots. Tickets only SIG; halves
:; quarters 4.
Tickets in all The ADORE Schemes now ready,
ard for sale By C. BURRUSS,
Sept. Is No. 6 South liIh Street
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Prince Edward
MEDICAL, INSTITUTE

THE next course Of this Institution will COM
j mence Oh the Is, OF The ensuing November,
ana continue until the Is, September 1916.
All The branches theoretical and practical, are
laugh; during The term, and according to the dis
coveries and Improvements OF The present enlight-
ened state CT Medical Science. Lectures, de-
nonstaions and daily examinations are the
modes Of impaning instruction adopted.
Particular attention will be given 10 Practical
Anatomy-and private lnhrmary connected
VIZ, the institution, aud TO which students are at
a.! times ADMITTED, will afford them frequent op-
ror;uniies Of Witnessing important surgical ope-
!a.,on> AMI cases in medicine.
A toll course Of lectures in this institution IS
recei;el as equivalent TO one in the Washington
University OF Baltimore, and entities The student
10 al, the privileges OF a second course student IN
laa, school. which is one of the best in The Union
thus saving him whole year in time, and al
least 400 dollars in money.
The lee for full course will be 500, payable
in advance Those students who pursue course
., di>sec;ions will be charged an additional lee
Of 80.
Exceilen, board can be obtained in the imme-
G:ae vicinity and on Moderate terms.
Students wishing TO join The Institute would do
we!l 10 sGaify such intention by letter early, and
IL sale whether lhey wish books 10 be furnished,
a an arrangement; effected with Northern puo-
fishing honse enables the subscribers 10 supply
then a; cheaper rate than they could be pro-
culei elsewhere.
JOHN p. METTATER, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
FRANCIS ]. METTAUER, A. NJ NJ. D.
Prince Edward G. H., Va, July S-cwtlN.
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Great Reduction.

Ten THoES7gh P9rof.Si end B,osuts foy SALE
AZ Ui"!tsaj. oad Rstda al the
PENlIEN tt AIRY STORE!
ITO dispose oilhe present large siockihe Board
i Of Directors have made very liberal dis
counts, and tie Agent can COW offer stronger in
ducements 10 purchasers than he has heretofore
been able 10 10. nviiea call from dealers, and
those who wish 10 buy Tor their oWa uae being
satisfied thai they can suit themselves both in
quality and price: also
1900 double wore Wheat Bags
500 doz. Cast Steel Axes equal 10 anv BRANDY
$50 kegs Wrought Nails from Cd 10 20l
Trace, Well an! Machine Chains
Cart AID Wagon Harness
Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes, poughs
Relrigeraiols, Safes, Washs!ands and Ward
robes
Wagons, Carts Drays and Wheeibarrows
Burr Mill,tonss, superior article
2G5 pieces heavy doubic woye kcTscys
80 pieces White, Cololej and Plaii Flannel
Oznabufs> and ready made Winter and sum
mey Clothing Tor Servants, which offer for sale
on accommodating terms ., the Per;eniarv, and
at Inc Store on lila 81. leading 10 Mayo's Bridge.
July ls-w6vi,&c JAS. e. SPOTTS A-i.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONSERVATIVES.

Be on your guard, u you tcoutd aroid imposition!
urHoMPsoN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
i WOOD NAPHTBA.-This unrivalied Z. inedy Tor
Pulmonary Consumption, was first introduced 10 public
notice in The Fall Of lSi3 and that time lis cgan
tic strides to popular favor altogether unprecedented
in tie annals of medicine, and thousands thousands
Throughout, the aud are living witnesses that medi
cine everdiscovered has effected such astounding
OF Consumption.
The wonderful popularity OF this medicine has In
ducsd sundry To initiate it, and offer for sale
tiees with nearly sima. names thus dccevinc The IN
suspcctng, and practising gross imposition the in
valid. The proprietor, therefore, feels called upon
solemnly to warn the eonsumptive patient again. all
preparations purporng 10 be Syrup of Tar and Wood
Naptha except the original preparation, Thompson's
Compound Syrup of Tar and Wond Naplha the only TO
NEEDY be relied upon for the radical Of Pull
monaIy Diseased Delay or tampshng with Pulmonary
Consumption leads certainly to fatal result therefore
be not deceived, but ask for ThoIn2son's Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Naptha, and take other.
Price, 81 cents per bottle-sx battles for 50 So
For sale in Richmond by ALEXANDER DUVAL e.
Co, General Agents; in Petersburg by Charles Cor
ling; in Norfolk by NJ A. Santos in Lynchburs by Johu
H. Seay Fredericksburg By Dr. James Cooke and C..
u Hunt. Sept D
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yV.P. Turpira : Lottery Office,

MO. 10. Main Street, Rietmond, Virginia.
IN Prizes in Lotteries 10 be drawn in Septem-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS,
a n ~ a'ris9ie,S Magnetic EBJsiG.

This remarkable discovery has received he univer
sal appreciation Of the Medical Profession OF Great
Britain ana has now been sufficiently long before the
Amer public 10 Give fair test OF Its power ana EN-
cacy. The Patent Galvanic Rings have been found 20
answer all the purposes Tor which The ordinary Gtvanic
Battery, or Electric and Magnetic Machines are used
without any of the injurious shocks which accom-
pany the applications by these in ruments, and IN many
other respects soe and certain IN accomplishing
the desired object.
The GalvanIc Rings have been used with perfect sue
in ali of RheuniSm, acute or chronic, apply
ing TO the lead, face limbs, Goui Tic Dooreux, Tooth
ache Bronchitis Vertigo, Nervous ar Sick Headache
Indigestion PARALYSIS, Palsy, Epilirsey, Fits, CraInp,
Pa pitaon of ihe Heat, Apoplexy, Stiffness OF Joints,
Iiimharn SPINAL Complaints, Neuralgia, General Debi
iy Deficiency of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous Dis
orders Their extraordinary effect upon the system must
be witnessed 10 be believed, and rs a certain prsrenire
for the preceding complaints they equally 10 be re-
commended. The Galvanic Riacs are in every way
ecly harmless aud sold prices 10 he within reach
Of ALL Christe- Magnetic Fluid u used in connection
with the Rings, TO render their efficient action certain,
and d.cc, the Galvanic influence TO particular paris
which are affected For numerous certificates Of the
highest character regarding The efficacy Of the Gavanic
Rings and Magnetic Fluid reference made to former
or they Ely be 70 IN al the ofce The
only Agency in New York IS al l3i Fulton street, sun
Buildne.)
Psiers-For Gold Rings dollars and 50 each; for
Common Rings So cents each; Gllvanic Fluid dollar
per bottle.
To guard against fraud Dr. Cristie appoints hu.
agent in any Of the United States. Thennly agency in
Richmond Isat ALEX. DUvAL & CO,
Sept, !. l47 Main street
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20 EObaccGnists.

WE arc in receipt OF an assortment Of splen-
w did Goods, adapted TO The US, OF, ana Sc
ected expressly for factory hands, to which We
would particularly call The attention oil Tobacco
Miss, ami invite them 10 gre this stock in exami-
nation before making their purchases. They
will lind tito consist ot, in part
Heavy Ca>smeres ami kcrscys, 4 great va
Iiety.
Plain and striped blue Saline.
Check, plaid and ribbed do.
Plain Oxford and grey naked do.
Striped brown do
Plain and figured blacl, DO.
Ribbed black do.
Heavy undicssed mixed and drab DO.
Heavy BiFI,eyc Tweed Cashmere.
Blue striped 0znaburg Shifting.
"a, 7-S, ana II brown DO &c. &c. &c.
WADsWORTH, TURNER & co,
Aug. 20-diw No. -, Naa s..
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

NoTTowAY CouRT HoVsE, ApFlI 2, IsIo
WAS committed 10 the Jail Of this county on
w the 18th day Of March, 1913, a Negro Man,
who calls hinsel! ALECA. de IS bright niu,
lauo, about five ieei line OF len inches hITh' ana
about ,wep,y.eight or nine years DID, He says
that he was sold as Inc property Of Francis Epes,
by the Sheriff OF Nouowav, abcu, Ice year 1879
10 Mr.. Rogers who carried him 10 The Souh
where he escaped, and has since lived with tribe
Of Indians in Texas. he had on when commit
led, COWS hair hunting shirt, scrsey panaloons,
with buchskin leegings, black satin vest, a
black iur hat, and black silk cap, irinsed witt
Indians hair, so as 10 cover the forehead ard
temples. The owner i. requested 10 come for
ward, prove property, and pay charges, or he
will b. zeal, with according 10 law.
May a-elaly THOS. w. EPES, Jaiior.
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LOTTERIES.
Sfraffon,s OMSCc.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TIE EN- tn
lS STREET.
Schemes fo- the Week.
Draw,ny rcecipc1 ercry dov al O'Clock, p. NJ.
1000 Dollars 1900 Dollars.
Friday-Monongaiia, SO. Capitals: 1000 dol
lars, 1000, 578, 400. 800, Of 200, &C. 66 Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets | dollar, halves so cents,
quarters 25 els.
10000 Doll-rs 1000 Dollars!
Saturday-Alexandria Extra, :,3i. Capitals:
10000 dollars, 1000, l,4i5, Of 1000, &c.-76
Nos, II drawn. Tickets IS, halves 80, quar-
tiers IS c.
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!!
For Monday morhing-Alexandria, Glass Sc.
Capitals: $4,000, 10000 5000, 5000, 4,OOo %
OF 1000, &c.-15 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Slu,
halves s. quarters 80.
II LOOK OUT Tor the MAGNIFICENT
SCHEME TO be drawn 9TH SEPTEMBER
CAPITAL: SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS! Tickets Onty 1irenfV Dollars
shares in proportion. STATIONS is The
place for PRIZES!
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Ticfeis in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent whel re-
quested. Please address orders TO
II. STRATTON,
Sept Is Richmond Va
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MERCHANDISE.
gVo:fEaaa,a. yEcesrusicr & Co..


OFFER for sale 20 hossheads New Orleans,
~ Porlo Rico, and ST. Croix Sugars
80 h.Ses Loaf Sugar
IS hossheads Po,;1 RICO and 81 Csoix Molas.
ses, par: prime
800 bags Rio Laguayra, and best old Java Cot
Zee
43 hog,hcals Prime Western Bacon
200 barrels 10. North Carolina H~finss
10 barrels No Family Roe Herrings
l3O barrels Family Flour
81 boxes Soap
40 boxes WoodrutTs AID Hu.Vs Patent Can
dies
IS boxes Sperm and Patent Srcrm Candles
1000 kegs Dupon,s Sporting and Blasting Pow
100 sizes good, aud good damaged Leather
tons Shot
is boxes Tin Plate
20G0 pounds Speiler
500 sacks Salt
400 pounds best English Shoe Thread
40 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
400 kegs Nails, asserted from 81. 10 800.
sperm and Whale Oil
| Ceroon Indigo
10 bags Ginger
10 bags Pepper
bags Plmenio
Mace, Nu,mess and Cloves
100 bushels Clover Seed
Herds Grass and Timothy Grass
Bed Cords, Cotton Yarns, Cotton Lines
pooscap and Wrapping Paper
Pure Cider Vinegar
Iron-a large 81 general asso,men; OF Iron
Swedes English, Country and i,redesar.
Plough Plates and Sheet Iron, Nail Rods
S!es!-Spfing, English Blistered, American Bis
tered and Cas-. Sept l6-c4,
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Enci;.h, Classical and Mathematical.
TIME School formerly known as the School o!
ne Richmond Mechanics Association will
), re-opened on Monday next, Sept. y. underline
-sc.on OF John Grant. A. B.
Ons grand object of the Association having
tesr = secure The best instruction, al a reasona-
II, rae The terms of tuition will continue 10 be
vc.e moderate:
Far the elementary English Branches, sl5
For he higher ~
Fyc he nishcr Mathematics, 70
For tic Latin and Greek Languages, 70
pst wear Of len months, payable quarterly.
Mr Grant bess leave 10 stale, that ne has re-
csn Il graduated from Yale Collese-that his Gre
dental. re OF The highest order, (subject'o the in
ssec.ion OF all interested )-,hat no efforts will be
spared 10 render his services useful in the highest
tse'ea.
.ir g will BE in attendance at the room OF The
M,enau,s Association between the hours OF IL,
A II. and ,, P. NJ each remaining day OF the
p-essn, week. Sept. le-d3g'
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TO BUILDERS

GARRPENTERS and BUILDERS can now
~ he supplied b. Us with all descriptions Of
Building Materials, al wholesale prices, in order
70 reduce our very heavY stock
Carpenters Knobs and Monicc Locks and
Lalches.
C!arks narrow and broad Belts.
Clarks and common Axle ard Frame Pullies.
Sash Cord, SpriSs and finishing Nails.
Sliding Door Trimmings
Bolts, Sash Weights, window Catches, Glue
&c. TilOS. & CHAS. ELLIS,
aug GO-lm liii Min ST
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EAGLE SQUARE. RICHMOND, VA
Esaesics "a. E.0Is7;Oln

OFFERS for sale, OF lie usual terms, Cash
~ meredc Paris, Cashmere de Co.'S, Cashmere
Reps, Scyniia Grapes, Syria Grapes, Mouslin
de LANES, CnapgeahIe Grapes. P.a. A!fachas,
CoIored and Black Alpachas, SILK warp s.sh7s,
Orleans and Co5urg Cloths. These goods are all
OF the most recent styles, and iG gfea! "a'iety
Kentucky Jeans, Plat. and slipped kcrsers,
PLAN and hsurcd Cassineus. Plaid Linsey>, Ban-
kc!s and Nap; Co,tons, heavy Tweed and Pilot
Cloths, and indeed general assortment u
Negro mems and wcmen's wear. In ali goods
and styles ofwoo!!en goods, very great reduction
from las. Falls r,cCs.
meres Ve>,;ngs. Stocks, Collars Gloves, Shirts
Drawers 10: meas wear in every variety
A very large stock Of Prints, from ) 10 - cent,
by The yard, Is well as The usual assortment Of 20
reign and domestic goods, OF all kinds.
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ettey 81 Steers
:ADDLE & HARNESS FACTORY,
(No. 81, West Main s.,
EDy D,oyS ILGre mr. R,U J1rcvu.

mo. 81 West Main ST.
ESnr DooyS Atore nc BeH Idrcrn.
WE have been, and are now. receiving addI-
wv iional supplies oil our Stock OF HATERl-
AIS. SADDLi.E;Y, HARDWARE, &c, which
enable US 10 manufacture in the latest ana most
approved styles.
assortment o: ladies', gentlemen and BOYS Sad.
dies, Of evefy description, varieties OF Harness,
Brides, Mar,ingales, Collars, Whips, Wagon
Hames. Trace and Halter Chains; al>o Bear
and Buffalo Skins, together with every article
usually kept in similar establishment.
We earnestly solicit call from persons IN
want 81 anv thing in the above line 10 al rxa-
mina;inn Of our Stock, IS we arc prcpcred 10 sell
remarkably loT.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We solicit call from Country Merchants as
i, may b. 10 their advantage 10 examine our
Stock Of Saddles Brides, Whips and Collars,
which We have on band, and manufacture eI-
Dressly for the trade. THOS. OTEY.
Sept IL HENRY f. SiZER.
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Der:
Sept. Goth do. do 10000
Sept. 27h do do. $4,000
Particular attention is reques,cd 10 the scheme
for 9Th September, S75,0 900 capital, and other
prizes, amounting 10 upwards ., one million OF
dollars.
Orders for tickets in this brilliant scheme,
should be Forwarded without delay, and addressed
10 The capital prize seller, TURPiN
For 9th Seplember-Mammo,h Scheme
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000 Dollars,
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 4, for l5i5, to be
dra wn al Alexandra, D. e., Saturday, Sept'r
10Th, ls45. IS No. Lottery, ami Is drawn ballots
Brilliant Scheme: $4,000 $4,000, $4,000.
10000. 9,O0O, 5000. 1000 prizes OF $500, 10
of 1000, 90 of | 80, 30 OF 800, so OF l 900,
and many of 500 400, $50, $50. 100, &c., &c
Whole Tickets $50, halves 10, qrauers5 eIghths
. so. Certificate Of a package OF % whole tick
els. $3.50 Certificates OF halves, quarters and
eishths in proportions. $500 lowest 3 No. prize
$500 TO is, and I'd drawn Nos.-Sa50 81 and
It'll drawn Nos.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass So, TO be drawn
o0b Sep,ember. CAPITAL prizes 1000, $4,000,
5000, 5000, 1000, l,6i7, . Of 1000 &c. Tick
els Sl0; certificate Of a package oil whole LICK
els in this will be sent free of postage for Sl2o.
In addition 10 the above large Schemes, w. +.
r. has always on hand Tickets in smaller Lolie-
ries-Capitals ranging from 81 900 TO 20, 900, aud
Tickets from to ) dullars-drawin OF which
are received daily. For prizes in any Lottery
address w. p. TURPlN,
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