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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12
Cedar, Ifnn. 70.

SsrDrR and TArLoH, both democratic,
elected to the House from this district
Able, dem., probably elected 10 Council
Cedar reported TO be in favor If the con-
stitntion BY about 50 n.iority; Linn, i
far a. heard from, two to one ia syor.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

We zee II stated in St. Louis paper
d,at Judge SHrlLDs, Of Belleville, Illinois,
~ been invited to Washington to take the
plscs Of Mr.. Blake, % Commissioner d
The General Land Office, which invitation
hs has accepted. Judge Shields is in every
,JtrePe9 equal q The discharge Of the dutie.
Of The post mentioned, and his appointnent
will be well received. We had some
hopes that former resident of this Terri
-issJ, eninently qualified for the place,
.weald have received this appointment; but
hex p him we prefer Judge s. so-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

-. BsasAsD PaArrr, Esq. has been re-
excited mayor Of St. Louis BY small ma
jority over Camden, The Native candidate.
The democrats generally voted for Mr..
Pnfts, be having made most able, efficient
ard impartial oacer. His majority is from
100 70 2r0. = ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

MCLrAar, (dsm. is elected to The
House Of Representatives from Loui.
county. We understand the election
turned principally upon local question:
.Wapello vs.. Columbus City. Mr.. M. Is !
good and worthy man, and will make an
able and efficient representative. Fo,
Council, Ross, wing, we learn. has small
majority over Harrison.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12
Henry County.

IA The regular wing scaucus'' ticket, IS
our neighbor across the way would have
i, is elected in this county BY small ma
jorify. The majority against the consti-
tuition 10 stated to be about $50, 80 /
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

1.-The democrats Of Florida are pre.
psrtng fer The 6rst contest under The STATE
eeresnneats A State Convention Is 10 b.
Md q the l4th inst., to nominate cand;-
dzics e Governor, Congress, Sc.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

BMr. Dallas, the Vice President,
resumed bis practice in the Courts Of Phil
adelPhia Immediately upon his return from,
Washington.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

= RonrssoS, wing, elected to the House.
Summers, DEM, elected to the Council
fro" Scott and Clipton. Constitution lost
BY near 100 majority.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

1I'.e Ohio Statesman announces the
appoaimeat q TasxAs w. BAarsEv, Eco.
&e'Q. 81 Attorney far ihat Suite, IN The
- dClariss Aaihony, removed. Also,
IA. AosEsrsos. Fsq. as Marsl,al, vice
JJhi NElvsin, removed.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

4 lnfaldt Vs. B. Lrwp, Second Comp
trsllez, ~ resigned, and Gen. N'CA1IA,
9K ~ "A BE- n ben sPpo;nedto 81 H.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

LIVING MADE EAsY.-To many this
been mystery how many live ID New
Orleans. Perhaps the case of Charley
NIGH, which we are about to recile, may
be a key to the mystery. Charley says he
commenced lbusiness---that is live with.
out doing anything six months1oin New
Orleans. His capital at starting was spic.
ayune, and since then he has plways been
able to'take SIX lunches day, drinks in.
cluded. On laying out his original capital
Ga picayune) he got drink for It, andbe-
sides the drink and lunch, he took two
knives and forks. These he sold and thus
went he on. Besides living well, he more
than doubled his capital daily, until finally
he did as large a business in the knife and
fork line as if he we're a regular .Brun
magim man." Onscday, however, he was
tscigged putting away the hardware By de
barkeeper Of the coffee-house 1t The corr
Of Tousline and Levee streets. He kl
lowed him out, found the knives and 6sh
on his person, and Charley confessed tat
he it was who had taken all the knives ID
forks he had previously lost. mn IA
He has been sent before the Crimins
Court, where it is presumed the Jury vii
know him "like knife" for he j. an y
offender.-N O. Picayune. U
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

I Devsxr, [ rhis. } elected to The House.
Majority for constitution, $50. Hastinps
handsomely ahead for Council.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

PaHAcHIxc AND rHs PoLEAs & 4
by one Of the Northern papers ~ y
Rev. Samuel Marsh and his lady yfsar.
vited 70 aoWashihSt ton BikA -dsy ~ =. !,
Plainfeld, VT, on the I'D Febnlsfy n
His revcrsncs fookhh HbtGand beas =
along, with him, and went n r. Il "a
Having entered Tie ballroom, he ~,
up to where The music was ssGdoned, q
ed his wife BY his side, opened p i.
before HIM and. eomnsnssdts ssd1
assembly on the subject Of dancing, go =.
at the same time, several passage. Q Nv ~
ture relative to, it, This ,pysr, be g.
on those assembled to join him r
which they did, he giving AZ, y s'sN
tire
.r~rssabs ~ spsasSllysae u,
He and Mrs. M. thsn knsk - ~
after which The company jGipd -,
lion, The Bible Remaining open ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

Connection Of the Lakes ciM TIE Mss''
sippi.-The Green Bay Republican says
that boat now building there is g rue
between Green Bay and Kakalin, visiting
Mackinac, &c. The new boat will Be
running as early as the 18th Of My. =
small steamer called the Manchester, xss
built last season on lake Winnsbago, an
Captain Hoatling, The enterptising bu'ldd
Of the Manchester, has chartered OF pr
chased 4 light dfaught steamer, whssi
will hereafter perform regular triPs "
tween Fort ,Winnebsgo and the .Mass
region on TIE Mississippi; thus compltlfs
an almost uninterrupted steam comnun''
cation from Lake Michigan % The Fsips
Of Rivers, the portage from Kakalis tsee
foot Of Lake Wimcbago being but sse'
miles. Across this, it is proposed y c,p
struct a rail or Macadamized rosd, ssdk
gislative provision has beer made 70 RI \
the sum necessary, BY levying q NJ a
tax, provided the people sanction hap
spring elections. It is thought 70 sT
sition o. tne tax will BE- msds.14s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

]. p. Wishtman was elected Justice of the
Peace for Burlington Township; Joseph Beyls
aud Peter Moore, Constables; and Abiatlar
White Assessor. I s.fs aa, 4s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08
Tie Tdr,f-tae Admhisiraiion--the "Boys and
the FrogS"-Richmond.

me frogs --hiCNH0nu.
Ia another column, we have declared our firm
conviction, that the Administration (that is the
Presidency means essential, organic change
IN the Tariff policy, and assigned for the
opinion, which must be u0iid, if Mr. Polk a man
of principle, or even if he be no more than DIR.
Sutherand's man of principle; that is, "a man Of
principle in proportion to his interest" We i'm
vite the country to reflect upon those reasons
Meanwhile, what infinite mischief is the Ad.
mInisration not innicting, by its pretended efforts
and intentions to overthrow the Tariff of 1872
Those mischicls are, the disturbance Of conf
dence--thc repression Of entcrprizc -and the pre-
vention Of the investment Of capital in manufac-
lures, which would amply repay tho investment,
which would give employment TO many who now
seek il in VAIN, and which would create a hume
markell steady and unlailing, for every species Of
agricultural product.
We hardly know if it is possible 10 Imagine
grosscr abuse Of power than its direction TO inter
rupt the neutrality-suspicious. Of society, Ivy which
mankind live, aud to drive into inactivity, or into
hordng, that capital which, actively employed in
legitimate enterprise, would bring plenty and com.
fort TO the hcartls of the poor. IL is tho realza.
ton of'thc fable of the boys and frogs II may bc
fun to Power, lyh ii is death To the People. Ito
this he added the probable fact, that this renewed
agitation against the Tariff by the Administrations
is but designed To subscrvo some patry personal
end, some party intrigue Indignation may well
he excited in the popular mind against the selfish
schemers IN this heartless policy.
No other locality suffers moro from this new
agitation ofthe Tariff Policy, than Richmond
Her immense capabilities and unrivalIed advanta.
ges, are now universally admitted by capitalists
and were the policy of the country as il is now
in operation, allowed to be stable, oopiin from
the north, already disposed 10 investment here,
would flow in rapidly. A few years would see
a great city, with doubled or lreblcd population
teeming with manufacturing establishments, anc
the Emporium Of a vast empire in extent, to tn,
West.
These results must be but slowly effected IL ev
or, while there is an eternal huctuation in the Ia
rT and fiscal policy Of tho country-if il Is ever,
four years either 10 undergo change, or what il
nearly equivalent to DE threatened with change
Capitalists will not inves, their urouey IN enter
prizes which an intrigue at Washington may de-
siroy or embark their fortunes 10 be sunk TO III,
bottom by the caprice ofan administration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08

the rattle oi maehncry, stay the tongues Of the Dema-
gceaeS The Union had much rather see J. X. Polk
elected than to see erv ~. wSnan and child in vrsi.
na able to read aud v,,s This, any practical be-
times " doabt. Twelve months shall have roll.
ID roend, the douhs will b. removed. That venerable
politician knows cell how 20 ay his game to caught
this time Of hembogxery aud e> Look how his ten.
der, the Enquirer 10 etcrnay hapi upon the evil
dcney OF manufactures. Southcrner the last.
his ctters like those Of Junu. will be read spite Of the
Union and Ut the Enquirer; he In unfolding u
facts, OF practical TRUTH which much longer be
sothersd By the and slsndsr vi The Union aud
tender the Enquirer look forward As Convention
the entering wedge Of Improvement; that the esrt
there lies al the Improve the State, and capitol
will GOMEZ aud manufactures will certainly follow capi.
tai does the venerable Mr. Richie smile when tho Prcs-
dsn,smiics, or uembe whom tho Prcs,den, frowns.
DlNwIDDlE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08
MESMERISM.
Man d. BONNEVILLE, PRoT. DE BONNEVILLE, Ma
SwEESY, Ma. SiNrsor, &c.


SwEESY, Ma. SiNrsos, &c.
N,sus Editors - attended Madame DE Bonnie will os
lecture last night and much amused with the W hole
performance. The Madame "spoko unsectedly and for
ciby and attenisely heard by the whole emily"
The Prof evidently displayhd great deal Of skill aud
grace hs department Of the exercises. but "ren.
der Caesar the things that Coassrs" by esti-
Tying that til, parts assigned to Mcssrs Swoony and np-
inmitsbly performed, with whom the whole
"Audsnee" appeared to DO delighted from beginning to
end manifest from the continued applause Of
the spectators Indeed have much Logerdcmain,
and have witnessed the deIsrty Of Of the dis
tngushed Noeromanccs that have appeared this
try but have frankly confess. that nothing within nv
observation has surpassed the grace and with
which each and every performed his part night
That oil may enipy the benefit would respectfully sug
gssi that larger be obtained much the 'Odf
Fellows Ii clenry insufficient entertain all VIM arc
disposed pay quarter for evenings entertainment
Richmond. 7th Oct lsij SPECTATOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08
TO the Ed,foys Of IL, Wig d,


GenIomen-I will The rick n being csllcd i'm.
perucnt-nsy, % being styled enemy the South
and II Education, all combined vet sir, u ~ my firm
conviction that your invaluable sppnden "oUtHFEN
W." ~ now doing 10 onlVhten ne People, aud 10
rouse tho South than MI the consoles and ea jargons
that has been poured from the old Junto since Andrew
Jackson was discovered, by that Domsgoguo fraternity 20
he ~ near Perfection possible Tor b. be- There
Is nor an o6,efsd shame, pretended horror al the gnor
ance that stalks abroad and whers spreads It's nox-
ious influence. Al this shame, al this horror H. nothing
but q new humbug The Union and it, tender the IN
quifer, have learned IN affect virtue, Tor quite smother
market TO educate the People, they know the PEG
Die must be taxed and They know that tho People like
taxes Just we'll they like the spread of knowledge
have TO confidence In those Education Conventions toy
beet only species O humbugs, man trspswifes
In the hands Of Domaggues 10 make political capital No
Legislature will dare tar the People 90 educate the poor
Marx this you please. But that they will talk and
pour and and rave, about the untecd Old Common
wealth, tho land n Henry, Of Jefferson, and II Wishing
ton aud of the resolutions Of 'g3 and g9 you may expect
enough. and than enough and there this Edu.
cation Humbug will end Tho Union and IN ionJer know
that counted sud weighed They will roll up
and smiie heir breasts sgony o Sis,e pride the
very thought Of mandatory. Verify they know how
tickle the poor dear people Of the South. The Tariff to
them quite dukedom w wealth Lot alone. 10 the
| best that practical DO aud up-wsit no
Longer fof the Legislature but begin and carry
actOfios Of every town and village let the DIN VI The loom,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08
NJ. Polt,, Opi.ion, on "a, TnriG.

We adhere to the opinion we have already eI.
pressed, that neither Mr.. Polk, his Cabinet or his
"Organ," have the least expectation Of essentially
modifying the Tariff; aud we believe we as truly
odd. and sa ne least Dish to do sol That Mr..
Walker " sincere his opposition 10 IT, prompt
" copceae, and Zoe what wo know the "Organ"
COO bo, yet they can have no fancy for breaking
down IN administration and alternating the whole
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08

Il will be seen, by reference Marine List that
tho Steamship vIsaSIA leaves this morning. at
O'clock cor New York. With full cargo OF -FOUR tobacco
Sc. Having her whsels entirely under water, and pss-
sessins sPpsreasy PrOpellng power. it will b wessh
VIII IL h,r-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08
MARRIED.
DIED

In the county OF Chesterfield inst by Tho
Rev lr"nnis Ro's' Nc. wN d.
Ia Miss NAM JIST u, al ut Chesterfield county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08
LAW SCHOOLi

N.No ssuvea ss>si sAvssssss ~ kssha usv~nia
- hs s....ss psopess law cay
49, - - eessssssd o. ~ pAs psrsssd ~ Oar
.'V ~ Wilma ~ psisepai rsss nssk
wessh nap b procured ~ H. .sysrn,-
eoos. nsess-ary 70 he rrsaly
Wy are wassd h kiehosA q. r.
Neve.sss and 70 sass q Nav m, eosr- yin
Lectures % Natural Csssaiasaiossi nu.ep.i
zoe ss..'es's ~ sshss VIM. Csc psy.I. o. s.Is.nss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08
NASH a. WOOI.EOUsE,

nAvE JuBr RECEIVED. THE WIG
wAn spd - Cahin Ny w. C,lns~e simss- forming
Ne. fasuuy - Ausrean BocAs 80
- Abei ed ISnh ~ Co<pe'iss haihewz Do
Ing -. Lt4ray q Americas Bosks. " e.
~ Pod s<,hs Century Taxa Tnss.seA foa
ths German Of Hesrsieh ZsehoSks. seets
Tssrri.es and the redr Novel, ny hi-s Eisa reArns
rs
vi ssppy q No. ~ the wsnaesi.s lev.
ID supply Bubbles osa s n,sanea ny sir fnaes Heal Ae
DISSELL & McCANDLlSn RESPECT
Of the following nAnd Wines and Bnd that
troll Of ths euas. Of which ssed but be st 10 be Approved
Pomay Elua fsis sSsuy ..rrr 90 ~
A .-Af
ODD south siJ~ Madeira WINES.
Oh Port Vintage u 1881 81 I..
blackberry Madeira '.
oh Losaoa Doek Brandy. warranted genuine. -. ,ri.f
Fots .l, by The or der
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08
00PIANo FORTEs. GrsrL..rs DE.
m rhssrP Plan. oAs.s- fiou.

mC0dT .r,s 70 parsA..s r...a.s.. os.... ,l-~oo~
his Piaso Forte w.shoass
po-e the Banhr the advantageous tie win
rano. riaL be rcnracd f th-y do
Having sold Piano fors in this
having returned and with entire aetoa the purchaser.
he ssrs himself that his BY
d,ssiug Pasos before purchasing cs~wber- f ' ra'.'
lie constantly receiving Pianos ss rood
Manufactured In IN. United States Aaong
with the tOLlAN Itossman ATTACHMENT BY
the esessasd naker- Hsnns Clark New xosh pstsssoss
tins wonderful invocation. ...... .s.-. -.
A lass assortment Of Musical and Masesl
hereha bdi-e in Ecn.rsL '.......
Piano fot,e. raird tuned hire. aud
CHEAP husicTbe hrxert collective Of Nuse
tor ale in THIS STATE be sceeied from the
seriber at Philadelphia and New Yort puess
Tos purchasing upon better term.
than they ind el--~hcrs ts the st.is. r. o. TAYLOR
Pano fore Warehouse and Music oppo.ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL :
MUISIC WETTT-N

SIGNoR GEsRGE ,.is. ps....,. 4. .s,,..... a.. ..,
this city. and pssp.rsd give Is.s.s /, -, - -
.. 80 $500 49, ssosss III svs o. u. r..e res,s
Ma v.. e. sivss = - - = 81.
.n to svs - pspsss h.scssh
Lads. ~ss ps.fs wm BE- -s.sd a,ss r..Asss.. &c,
ssa .s' s...s ~ ss an s.s's.. s..t ...e s.s
hs ~~~ -na-rss ,es~as -Tss d. Rs.uius s.- VI
A. Tsyss sss ss,, IN Ns q ss Ss.s.
q Co. seoss.ess. wtn b sso.sly asssasd = -
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE. -TSe .SL
ss'ises. A..iss ,hs a.y s-ss.s.a = ss-us..
wTNFREE d SHEPPARD.
fos sscy of s-..r. Ce..-...,.. u.-, -.
Saa s .ss q. rsSs g. % .s Of w
S.,, y nav, say. IN, hons recently oeespsa ~
1900 s .a wIsy.sk
Riehmond, IL oetoses. 1915. ."
"a Tn. Lynehssss vsssA. Petersburg I.a-uir-ae-. Char,
ols'y'e Advoe.,r snve Reporsss ck-vns u-ra and Ma.
OF the eoutAnns H. and accounts 10 ,i. r
Tor eo're."n. &C t-eoimcsm WA
FOR RENT OR LEASE. =
II The ociagon dwelling house with n. nm,
,o ss'Ans' formerly oessrisa =. ,r.sraee by Mr.
To the subscriber At Warrington CITY. - -
aa s-d,~.'.~a RosEwr oRERSuow.
AT meeting Of the Council Of the CITY Of
Richmond on Mosiay, September 9sd, 1895.
Resolved That the ow.-r. ocrupirr. OF L,. n. C,
Street from It's -ou'he's tim the Corposa,,"a
day. from aud amer the dr~ day of octuber ,-,, '
CoPy-re,ts .
~e'-~"Nov,L WIN P.sHEPPARD. c. q. e.
I>lIE concern Of GInsoN & TuoRNroN is this
u day dissolved by The nss,r ofhr s, In
be used iof the purpose Of closing
w. d. GIRsoN
A. TiiORNToN
'N>HE subscriber will continue the Commission
Bu.'"e- hi. er-nai particular ap.,u In the
sale Of r"a.eeo Wheat and Flour and respectfully rndrs I.
services ." thu pubic particularly the ff,~pd- oft
late house-pdxhs .a-roa ,l.n b. s,,n. 4,
P'ooe Tbs Interest ~ o-s who him.
ort directly in font Of he coiuuban Cary sr-.
-, w. d. GIBSON
Richmond. oetobcr L. Ist5--eoA2n,ks2m
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Ar ODD Lows,HALL.


NJ AGNETISM AT ODD FELL OwS' HALL.
lVI Madame DE HONNEyILI.E will deliver a I.-e-
Night Of he
MAGNETISM comprising sonnanbu-iu, Eesaey Phrrno Mag
Prof De BONNEVILLE illustrate every Lecture by the
performed on pcy ssH k..ss e
Tickets IS cents at tn. door.
TO begin at half past o'eSoek precisely. 7-5t
TANNERS OIL. 30 BBIS. TANNERS
oes DAVENPORT. ALLEN a CO
xSTrs NOR BOSTON. THE FINE SCHR.
Lowell Capt Baker, having portion o cargo en-
gagged wave Dispatch For hAanes ef freight passage
ING good Accommodations, apply boani Peksus
o=s JAS. FISHERS SONS.
ffN FOR BOSTON. THE VERY SUPE-
~ nor packet sehr LOWELL Baker ma.-r having large
Of having apply ON
board at Piekets wharf. OF To
oe7 RANKIN wHTrLoCK
L. u. SPENCE, AGENT. WOULD IN
GARMENTS m,asnrs that h. I'm. n,
sample, and host fashionable Co "a, which he
will have made to order wIhin few notice. baltimore
at the Establishment OF Jno. ~ orm Co.
oe No leO Main street corner 18th and Main sts)
FORTUNES NEW HOME. TURPIN'S
PRIZE ofFICE-ALIhniria Lottery No 239 Extra
Drawing comes to hand to day O'Clock Prize $1,000
2sOo, 1900, 1900 lIs6 HOO, prizes 1000
II dawn Tickets proportion for sale at Tu.
rvs Capital Prize Once No iOl MAIN STREET OCT
+. WORDS OFFICE. LOTTERY FOR
" this hornng-Sac, chs. at IL O'Clock. Capa-s9OOO
sSOO 1900 1900 il5G, 100, O 1000 Tickets
- Nos 10 drawn. Pine for packages oes
MANAGERS OFFICE. TR. BIGGER 81
1Fh co Two fine Lotteries for this mornn, SIS 900 1000
1000 s5OO 2OCO 100 Of 500, &c. rs Nos Whole
Ticsttss- halves (, quausfs9
Abo the Dp,r Lotery the capital rs Nos ~
drawn Whole Tickets 81 auar,rs For mach
age. single Tickets ca for- II O'Clock Capital prhe
% y r. DICGER 4 20
For Evening $1,000 5000 1000 1000 IGiS 10 Of 500
10 u 1850, Ioof 1900 IS Nos whci. Ticket,
-.
DTTrEp A. ,nrr,
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class ca
Il ? ~ 20 80 Q 10 III 81 So &C 81
WIe Nos ~ - 7O,a prize a $1,000 a country CORES.
poldrnt
Hall Nos "a Is rs, prle $1,000 county eorrespon-
deaf.
Share NoA "a 40, priLs OF $500 ~ Guy gentleman
more pr ~, IN one Lottery, sold and will be paid by
BIGGER A. go
POI prizes -ohd your order.io L. RUSSELL BIGGER co
TWO GRAND AND VI AGNlFICENT LOT.
. tercs for today "wednesday Capitai. SIS 900
1000 1000 $500, 1000 I2i7, ami 100 Of
9.
An tile Peoples avone the Dollar Lottery -Catit. 5000
ligI &c IS Nos ~ Drawn Ballots Tickets So ar,
pc.
Rseoet to sell the ThouSand Dollar
Pns Call soon you want money, and pufeas. the
Lniief'esof T.. BURRUSS. Ii,
Dawn Nos. Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. 81
Is . l2 10 - 10 II e. IS &c "a
Whole Ticket Nos 30 small pr1c $1,000 paid
~ the all lucky BURRU5k.
Dawn Nos. Of Delaware go
IL 81 20 80 80 62 ~ - %
Ticket. Nos. 20 81 Thee Capitals solsrbd paid
u "a g. by The ahlueD L..
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a % M sp ls AN as.

Novels Tales Poems, Travels Essays, Ctques Reviews
Historical aud Biographical Sketches Papers on the Amy
Navy. General Politics and other National Interests aom lis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-08

IV1 Madame DE HONNEyIIIE deliver Lee
te Night Of The week different
MAGNETISM comprising sonnambulI~n Eestaey Phrno Mag
and Ciavoyanc
Prot DE BONNEVILLE will illustrate Lecture
ENrrEHKsTs performed nsry kss.a eti
Tickets s5 cents At the doar.
To begin AT half past o'eIoek precisely. 7-5t
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LTTERATURE, ron 1896.
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