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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
Texas and the Union.

The Boston Atlas contains a letter from the Hon
William Jay, son of the honored John Jay, first
Chief Justice of the United States, upon the duties
of the free States in present crisis lie takes the
ground that the annexation of Texas is such a
gross and open violation of the Constitution, that it
fully warrants and justi6es n dissolution of the
Union. lie classes as the results of annexa
The indefinite extension of Slavery
The indefinite extension Of the Southern bound
airy of the United States and the indefinite seizure
and plumber of the Spanish provinces.
The control of the Federal Government by the
slave holding interest.
The sacrifice of the rights and interests Of the
North to Southern policy.
The rapid extension Of political and social cor
ruption, consequent on the extension Of the slave
power.
The denial to citizens of the North of all consti-
tutiona protection against the crueties and AFRO
gance OF the shareholders
He points out the present duties Of the North,
To regard the constitutional provisions relative
to fugitive slaves utterly revoked and abolished
To punish every individual, whatever may be
his Office or condition, who may have any agency
whatever in the apprehe or surrender Of a flu
gitive
To punish every person who within our territory
may exercise, by deed, mortgage OF otherwise any
authority over slave property.
Whenever any of our colored citizens are i'm
prisoned al the South on account OF their complex
ion, to seize adequate number Of the citizens o
the state committing the outrage, who may b.
found on our soil, and to hold them hostages 70
the liberation and full compensation Of said cooret
citizens.
To petition Congress and the State Legislature
TO take measures for an amcable dissolution of III,
Union.
-Mr Walker, the great agitator in behalf Of Tex
as, now rewarded by seatin the Cabinet, conte,n
plates, as the consequence of annexation, the pro
gress Of slavery through 'Tsras into Mexico, an
Central and South America =
| iMr Wise boosted in Congress that annexaiio,
would extend slavery to the Pacific, and lead 10 tn
plumber of the temples Of Mexico.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

The Legislature of Arkansas have. it APP
pears, little care for the interest Of their
State. Ailer the good example of Illinois
and Pennsylvania nothing appears likely to
be done. So far from taking any steps 10
meet their foreign debt, the Legislators
have refused to raise revenue equal 10 the /,
current expenses Of the administration,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Singular Siriss Cusfom.--In the large
towns the children of similar age and sex
are gathered together by their parents in lit
tie societies desdiamdnches. These little
clubs are composed of twelve or fourteen
children, selected by the parents with view
to their adaptedness to amuse and benefit
each other. They meet in turn at the house
of the different parents every Sabbathseve-
ming. Their nurses are with them, and the
time is spent in amusements common TO
children. As they grow older these amuse-
ments are combined with instruction. This
kind of intimacy creates friendships which
last long after they are dispersed and scatter
ed over the world, and even through life.
Girls thus linked together in childhood re-
tain their affection in maturer life, and even
in womanhood distinguish each other by the
tender appellations of ina migonne," mon
ceur," mon dnge" This is one great
reason why the Swiss society is so exclusive,
and it is so difficult for stranger to press
hey nd its mere formalities. The rank Of
the husbands in Switzerland depends alto
gethcr upon that of his WIFE Immediately
on their marriage he steps into her rank be
it above or below that which he formerly oc.
cupied.-Cor Of ~ Y. OBS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Ogdensburgh Road.-We are pleased to
learn that new charter has been granted
BY the New York Legislature for railroad
from Ogdensburgh to Lake Champlain and
the belief is confidently expressed that the
funds can be commanded 10. build it, The
friends of the enterprise have taken hold of
the subject with much zeal. and manifest
fixed determination to carry it through. Sue
cess to their efforts; and we wish we had
something more substantial 10 pledge them.
than good will. But that is good as FAR as il
goes Free Press.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Ncw Raiiroad.-We learn from the Buff
falo Commercial, that two companies have
been chartered for the construction of a
railroad from the Niagara frontier to Sand-
wich, opposite Detroit There are two
projects. with reference to which the Two
companies above mentioned have been char
tered. Both concur in Sandwich as the
western termination, while one adopts
Queenston, and the other Fort Erie, as the
eastern. The latter will doubtless be pre-.
ferred. -Americdn Eagle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
VOL. XI.-NO. Sd.

Observance of the SdJboth--We copy
from the Boston Journal Of last evening the
following letter from Daniel Webster, in re-
ply to one announcing that he had been
elected an honorary member Of the Bslti-
more Sabbath Association. 1t is a favorable
testimony to the Sabbath, from source en-
titled TO high consideration:
WAsniNGToN, March 8, 1915
Dear sir,-I feel greatly honored by your
communication which received on my
return TO this city, from the North, on
Saturday; and am sincerely obliged 10 my
friend, Mr.. Williams, for causing me TO be
made member OF the Baltimore Sabbath
Association.
The longer live, the more highly do l.
estimate the importance Of proper obsefv-
ance of the Christian Sabbath, and the more
grateful do | feel toward those who take
pains to impress a sense Of this importance
Of the community. The Lords day is the
day on which the Gospel is preached il is
the day Of public worship throughout the
christian world And although we live in
reading age and in reading community,
yet the preaching of The Gospel is the form
in which human agency has been and still
is most eilicaciously employed for the spirit
ual improvement of men. That the poor
had the Gospel preached TO them was an ey-
idence of his mission which the author Of
christianity himself proclaimed. And to
the public worship of the Deity, and the
preaching of the Gospel, the observance of
the Sabbath is obviously essential.
am, dear sir with much regard,
Your obedient servant,
| (Signed) DANIEL WEBSTER.
CHARLES w. RIDGELY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
VI. Waterman,

Opossum in Vermont-A few days since
an opossum was exhibited here which had
been caught in Roxbury. These animals
usually con6ne themselves TO the Southern
States, and we are at loss to conjecture
how this animal was induced to emigraie.
Possibly he had heard that Texas was COM
ing. and took TO his heels to avoid bad COM
pany--Ibid.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Death Qfthe oldest man in Vermont.-On
the 2lst ult Mr. Benjamin Bushe died at
Greensboro, at the extraordinary age of one
hundred and fifteen years. He was native
of Old Swanzey, Mass. and formerly resided
in this town. We have no account Of any
person in Vermont attaining beyond LOG
years Of age. Benz. Cook, Of Nottingham,
died at this age. also Mrs Sprague, of Clar-
endon, who died in 1889. In Thompson's
Vermont, there is a table Of aged persons,
which is remarkable for the disproportion
between the sexes, viz:
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"A FRIEND OF TEMPERANCE

A good oork in Hhica.-The election in
this town came off on Tuesday-Il00 votes
polled-Last fall there was over 100 Polk
majority--now the Loco Supervisor has but
nine. Caleb B. Drake, one Of the most I'M
ninching and indomitable Wings is elected
Justice by 20 majority, and the Wing Col
lectos Well done Ithca.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
The Horse Trade.

Trading in horses has been about as brisk |
business as any that has been carried on in
these parts the past winter. Good horses
have sold for very high prices, and even
some poor ones, mended up most any way,
have gone Off at more moderate rates in
deed the jockies have found customers for
any thing in the shape Of horse they could
manage to mount on four legs, though those
legs might have been poor ones. The spec
ulation has almost equalled the Eastern land
mania of 1885.
We have been visited with jockies from
down counlry-some of them sharpers.
Their operations have been extensive aud
produced rise in the value of horse flesh.
They brought some money with them.
Some brought also other things-goid watch
es, &c Their gold watches. however,
were nothing more than silver watches gal
Udniscd Such as we have seen were silver
worth SI5, $40, and S25--which by pro-
cess lately discovered, were made TO appear
very much like gold watches-and often
disposed Of Mt good round prices. To be
sure, they looked neat and were put up in
fine looking cases but we're not gold. If
these men have been successful in trading
Ou SiNCi wv BOid WheNhSSf t"Ny h"'N oN''S-
times got things for horses, that were not
more than 'haif-horse' --ringbone and spav-
ined, broken winded and halt-hipped. There
have been some funny trades made with the
down country shavers, and some of them
have gone off il is reckoned, with the i'm
preston, that though our domestic dealers
are Green Mountain Boys, they are not so
very green in the business of trading horses
They know with whom they are dealing.
Good horses have borne high price FOR sew
eral years, and always will. And if good
horses can be raised, no business is better
than that Of raising them. Such horses GO
quick for high prices now, while the market
is glutted with ordinary horses. For first
rate horses it is not much matter what the
price asked may be,-they will SELL
1t has been interposed as an objection to
railroads that their construction lessened
the demand for horses. The horse market
of this region is Massachusetts, and
within few years many railroads have been
opened there. 1t is also true that for great
number of years past. The fact is, railroads
make business Of all kinds, create new and
increasing demands for almost every thing.
Caiedonian.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Intempcranee and Crime.-Astounding as
are the facts stated in the annexed commu-
nication, they are nevertheless true. We
have the particulars in our possession, which
can be seen by any one who desire it. Prob
ably much larger number are made at the
Lower Police Office, and at the municipal
stations.
New York, April Cd, 1916.
Gentlemen-I send you a schedule Of
complaints and commitments at the Upper
Police Office in the city of New York during
the months of February and March, lS45.
You will perceive that 1850 persons have
been committed at that Office, in the space
of two short months. for causes originating
in lntemperance. We need all the influ-
ence which can be raised, for the correction
Of the evil.
The summary Of the Police returns for
February and March. at the Upper Police
4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-04
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say what they can,
For selling Prizes, srRArToS's the man!

Drawn Nos. Alexandra Extra 79-April 81:
IL % Al Is As 80 20 "A 81 II Is Is IL 10
$4,000
Va Monongal!a. No ~ for Friday Exchange
Capitals $1,000 1000 1900 1000 as Nos ~ drawn
wholcs D halves . 80. quarters IS cts
$1,000, 1000.
Alexandra, No. A. ENa for Saturday Capitals $4,000
$500, of 1900 OF 500 OF $50 IS Nos ~ dawn
Wboles J. halves 80. quarters 75c.
W Iook the $4,000 i-Aie,andrii No ~ drawing
received by Sundays mail, eay Monday C,pitals
10000 ho6s Of 10000. OF 1000
1000, 10 Of 1900 90 Of Nos ~ drawn
Tickets SO halves 10; quarters s. elghths $50.
Buyers referred my Prizes which Or. registered
al the Office, proof Of what has done every
drawing continues to increase the number sp
p Orders for packages ecrhates above
Schemes and IN all Lotteries will Ne proIpy attended
drawing when requested.
ptrasr address orJers n srRArros,
Lh ~ Richmond. Va
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Sale OF Land in Henrico under a iced of Trust.
virtue OF Deed of Trust sIss by Samuel W. Bradley
- AID VILE 10 the untcrsgnei aud Henry Carter for the pur
pose OF securing bearing date ON
the oh day OF June 1885 and Of Clerks Office Of
henreo county Court shalt Truee proeeed 10
sell before the front door OF the Bell CITY OF
ont al public auction The highest bde &c: cash on WED
NEspAf The 10th day Of April l5+5 the follow
ing real estate conveyed BY sa Iced piece ynx
IN sad county, eoui,nns sn es conveyed TO
sd bradley by HeR Gibson niece Of and in
sad County onng George and coIiainns IS acre,
(oe or hess conveyed to sad saiey one other
piece OF land IN aid CoGy 6ins presrAt old Wi
AmsbIs sse Road hsar the containing acres
as conveyed TO aid Brady By Samuel T. Puam
Also on. other OF land said County
Road about miles from Remont the nss asyopnz
% hns OF George anj Others containing dc convey
ed Tn said Bradley by John Valentine; pecr Of ma
said Coany sad Road The pin- adoniar John
Lord aud Others containing 20 and Rad
hey ~ Mary Kent IT, opinion unser-ispd the ,ay f
sale shove mentioned shall be such psoet 10 bro
cte win the sale then the OF be
from day 10 day until the act AZ Tru.te,
shsL only convey such title of
Aforesaid but which have doutt LOFT n. BILLET
NH 3i-d&eta surviving Tn.,.
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Anrtion Gales.


FUTURE DAYS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
1T AUCTION
I'm MONDAY, the 9TH day Of April, nj IL o'clk.
on The prsni pursuance of rec Of the Richmond
a''hs. coar the 81 W. Moaeus. W.
auction, 49," P''''' w.
ih' a--aLie Tenement and situated On NH
a. am anf'nins tb- store nj Thomas stevenson. Fan
-, . S'"fe and r.nemsnt ADJOINING above and n-rt
a. ' sa HOUSE occupied b. John woubl-, E.a
h Say 'hs briek T.n.s.nt
~. ~~''S W ""- W. oesin-
thMH-ons third e the pu,e,as. money in e,,h ,,s,,h
-. ih'.ameni' on credit iva wear b.,,,,
49,, me cay 81 .a--tls be retained uni thu ,,.oL.
pafeha-e money Il paid '"S """r
~ IA. ,oos.,,.,,. Rr DANIEL. Cont
NH 7-2a~Js mrStnp xoxr,,
'"'n vi 'ALnABLE REAL ESTATE AND COAL
STOCK, AT AUCTION
N""s " deed q trust by Lob, t,.,, 49,
- ing ate on the "a day October Is,I Ard or
the Office o the Clerk County Con, -, ,.,
Nhsphf the 29d April proceed al al pub, .nn
inc nom d 81 the Exchange Hotel city Of R.hnors O.
essh certain tract of Land 49, ~,
county Of Chsserheh about of
ard IN the ena rrgion Of said county.
Also ~ The time and
shares OF the soes Of the Midlothian Mining Camp,n
The TITLE to the above mentioned property b. un.
''onabie bat ,shng Trustee shall only convey such t =.
ssasu IN me WN. B. ARCHER. Trua.r.
01r- sal~ eonaaeiedLy
apI-"'~ DUNLOP. hoNCURE Il CO. huct.
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D. PAINE y Gu,


Schemes for The neek.
$4,000 90 Of 1900!
Drawins received by fridays Capitals sIaOOO 20 Of
1900. nc. IS Nos. ~ drawn. Tieket.4.
SS0O0-lI ballots.
Drawing received BY Saturdays Capitals 5000 oOUO
1900, lO66. &C. 10 Nos ~ ballots. Tickets
Also. for Saturday night.
Capitals $4,000 1000 sa3e 1850 1900 so Of 500 80 ESQ
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES TO DRAW SHORTLY.
Grand Scheme.
$4,000. 100 prizes OF 1000
s2a POO apOO 5000 2Ii7, prize. 1000 Se Il. Nos
~ drawn ballots. Tiekes only ~.
SPLENDID scHEsE.
S35,O00--l4 drawn ballots
Drawing received by "Wednesday mail April 9th speBjd
Of $50, Se. IS Nos ~ dawn ballots. Ticket. only -.
GRAND ScHENE.
S3j295 10000 neul
DrawinR received BY Mondays
sg9S IOsi5 5000 $780, $500 25Oe. 2UOo 1900 1900
1891 IS OF 1909 o 500 of ioO Of 3pO 74 Of as Nos
10 ballots. Tickets TO-
SPLENDID cnENs.
s25O00, 25 81 1000
Drawing received by Wednesday, mail AprI 10Th Capitals
$4,000 1000 1850 IS OF 1908 500 Of aOO
200 Of 900, &C. IS No. ~ ballots. Tickets onys
for other scheneS call at the Once.
~ Packages Of whoos aud shares single whocs and
shares always hand IN the usual great variety and,
usual prizes paid at sight Immediately after the drawing
aTOrdcrs for packages, certificates single tickets in
the above Schenes and in all Lotteries, will DO promptly
attended to, and drawing sent when requesisj
D. FAME & co,
Managers Odicc,
ap . q posi;c ruins EsVlc Hotel
ENGIIsH MUsTARD-fn 10. and ~. boues-a very supe
- riot srtiele for s,le by NH IS GAYNoR woon go
RRAIILANDHAV. sVGAR,-
- 20 bags BfaIl White ssgas
botes Havsns do-Iandlne and for sale w
nh ~ DAVENPORT h ALLEN
WANDERiNG Jgw-Nos . aud 10, received BY
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A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.
By davenport a Allen.

DRY GOODS.
On TUESDAY MORNING, April half past O'Clock will
be sold Auction Rooms assortment OF Dry Good.
TO III.
rERAs-under $780, cash. sIGO and over months ered,
for approved paper
mi DGVPxpOpr
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lotteries.
Aotferleg.
}. q. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS.

}. q. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS
Riehmond, Va.
Ofice No. loi ws-, Main street,
SPLENDID sHEMEs FOR APRIL. is4s.
4G0.0OO! 10000 h.0s8 :. prizes of 10 Oo0 s..h.
81 prizes Of 1000 $4,000.
to be drawn In AsHandria. a., April s.
q, ,,.,
porpo-el-7s No Ioue'y n Drawn CRANE suEaE.
of Of 3Dco 90 Of 400 so
of 900 SIS 100 iao ~ 20
CO. So +2l5 of a. xoso Of Of 20
&C Tickets SO. halves 10 quarters $ eEhth- $50.
csrti6eaiss Of packages of 26 wh,l- Tiekets s.so
la. do 20 Half do
Do. do 90 Eighth 10 ~ so
S3O,OUU!
hetsda Lottery Cas. IS. Tor 5tso h- drawn in Aissa
da e, Saturday. April 18th. ists Capitals s1o
5000 1000 sts7 10 Of 2ooo of 1900 Of 1000 OF
C.rtiGeates OF packages Of Whole Tiehets sI9o
Do. do IS Quarter % %
$4,000!
ALrands D. g. Saturday, Apt ist Iots. spssd Prizes
10000 10000 5000 prizes Tickets
80; halves s; quarters =. 50.
Certificates of Paeksg-so Of IS Whole TICKETS $50
IS Half 65
e5 Quarter" II so
S3O,OOOl
Alexandria Lottery Class H. for Isi5-to be drawn AieIsn
dra DC on Saturday Api 2cih 1915 Brilliant scheme ESQ.,
uo Mo- ~ Drawn Bslo,. neA.usio; halves quarters $50
Ceiiiieaes Of Packages Of - Whole Tickets $3.50
90 do ~ Han do GO
3 Orders Tor Ticket,
I. the abov. splendid prosp,
attention. and Official u drawing immediately
ALERT Address
J. &. GREGORY 4 co, Manager
nm " Richmond. Va.
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A CARD.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
voN THOMPSON = CO, No. a. Main Street ar, INV I'm
a. possession OF Beaver Brush.
Black and Pearl Cashmere Mo.kn Con~y Hats TO-
Eetsr with areat variety Of Panama double single Bm
born and Palm Leaf Hats They would
sole examination OF the above COUNTRY MERCHANTS
visiting this City, promising good. reasonable ad
-, oa
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HEALTH. HEALTH.! HEALTHn
TaOMPSON,S COMPOUND SYRUP

HEALTH! HEALTH! HEALTH.
THOMPSON,S COMPOUND SYRUP
WOOD NAFHruA,
VINE only certain remedy for OF pulmonary
IL chroae bronchitis and throat asthma, chronic
splitting ofbood pain the side and breast difficulty Of
breathing whoopng cough and
palptaon heart alo complaint
Uf the kidneys
pr Price SO cts per bottle six bottles for 81 50.
sale N Richmond by ALEX DUvAL q co,
mig Sole Agents for the Proprietors
ALIENS OFFICE.
For this Mornns-ya. MOnohsaa Class Ito be drawn
tile Exchange.
Splendid Scheme
Prizes: $4,000. 2o00 1900, 1885, OF 6o0 Nos. II
drawn ballots Tickets s3-sbares in proportion.
For this evening Extra. Class e-dnwn Bal
Friday April 9Th Capitals $1,000 Of 1000 &c. as Nor
IL drawn ballots Tickets s3-shares in proportion.
Drawing Of Alexandria. Extra, Class 20
IL % Al l6 4s 6 36 10 A g. III l3 Is ii 10
Whole IS AZ 6i-snoter Prize sold the by
C. n. ALLEN,
ap4 No. 5 Exchange.
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STEAMER JOHN MARSHALL.

6ssser The Proprietor Of this splendid Boat,
believing that II will be more satisfactory To
hs travelling public IN have daily Rich
mond and thus AVOID the
which apt 10 create alarm that
shall M the alternate hosday wednesday Friday
leave Nosfok or Richmond and fcisrsbu warha
oeh NJ rsiunns Richmond ON the moninr. o.
Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday st q A. n.
fasengrts viii through hours 70 eommenee ON
"Wednesday .Sth
Jso. soUTIGATE.
may be proper here 10 remark that the nsnuston np
pcnrd ~ advertisement Cur,is P~ek aim
sehes etauous and ths OF the John give.
notice. fof ALL the fare by exceed that Of IN.
Curtis Peek and under viii
~ he osn,Iy intended charged by boat
NH ~ ia
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WORDS OFFICE.
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, Class 81:
66 Is 81 81 6s 80 81 so ~ s.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery. Extra Class II:
80 So 81 90 ~ IL 46 90 90 40 20 "a.
Ticket Nos 80 a TO- Capital Prize in the above sold
and paid, at sight by WORD.
Drawing Of Va Leesburg Lottery, No. l3
6 10 81 % 80 "a 10 ~ Is "a 80 %.
Ticket Nos. Is 81 80. Capital Prize in tho above,
sold and paid at sight by WORD.
Lottery draws n tho Exchange day. $1,000 CAPT.
tai, sc. &c. Tickets 80. Is Nos; II drawn. Sales
close ut half past IL O'clock.
The grand 100000 Lottery will be drawn Saturday,
Whole Tickets $40 Risk on package of 26 Wholes,
S260; halves quarters and eish,hs proportion In this
Lottery there 7607G Tickets which. divided by &C.
gives only 1926 packages in the whole lottery, thus the
advenuer who purchases by package has chance in
1926 chances Of drawing the grand Capital Prize Of SG0
600; chance in 1463 OF drawing either the $50 900
capital the $4,000 capital prizes chance in 975
Of drawing the 1000 10000. the 140S6 prizes
chance in SOS OF drawing the G0000 10000, l406s. OF
Of the two 10000 prizes and chance in 80 Of
drawing either 1000, 1900 1900, 1000. 5000,
1000, 5000, 5000. 10000. 14,065 10000 dollar
prize, the grand capital przo Of $1,000 dollars and one
package contain the first four Capital prizes
10 $4,000 dollars. Single tickets and packages TO be had
IN great varey,at WORDS Office,
ap 8 Opposite the Exchange.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Drawing OF Ieesbure Lottery. Class No. IL:
10 ~ % 80 "a 10 ~ Is "a 80 30
Alexandria. Extra, Class IL:
80 CO 81 % a II IS % 26 40 20 %.
New Jersey, Class n
&C Is 81 81 . Is 80 81 50 10
Alexandria Extra Class ~:
II % ~ IS ~ 36 10 ~ 81 IL - Is III 10
Drawing received by I2 o'eloek-Capa $4,000; Tickets 90
proportion Packages for sale the usual until
III o'clock.
Ao-soooo Capital O this eysninsTekeis 81 For sale
HoYTS OFFICE,
Exc
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DHUGs, MEDlCiNES, &C.
g. THE subscribers are receiving their
W. u Spring supply OF DRUGS, MEDICINEs PIIurs
1A Gus, DSE SrpTTs, WINDOW GLAsa, &C, which AVE
90 been laid in on the most favourable terms, %
otisI, \ sruau advance
ceaLry MERCHANTS respectfully solicited 70 ean ss q,
anime stock ahsi prices. -r--l
EDWARD ORALIs q CO.
AIS. p. Adse 4 Co.'S oA aanA
NH . No. 81 Main street
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NOTICE.
YNHE Stockholders of the James River Steam.
Il boat Company As,eby Rotled Pfestirn, d.
ee'ors have h day declared Dvdnd Of s Assets amounting
seven doars and fory share payable
inst on the surrender Of the certificates o their Stock PsTa or
BY Frory BY order Of the board.
mil s-dtm StxrnS
Should there be any rerson having claims sgan ,s lanes
kVef Steamboat Company. they must be sc-Ontsd
PRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS
LNOR sale twenty.s cases new style Prints
y ~ oGwh-h and So-isSs patterns. and win be
soh rally cheap mhsi DH LONDON.
- ALAu OLA small lot OF very superior Salad OIL f,r table
- w. Aho. 10 baskets Sweet O suitable for manufacturing
pup r's--Jua received and for sale at JOtiNsrONS
nh ~ Medical Enposum.