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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-12
Arfttou Sales.
HUGIlfE nAAN
~ psSespsrs- Allen A ...
DRY t,tN)Ds


DRY GOODS.
on "WEDNESDAY. D-sesLst Isb .'sL.s .t =. - q,
Our Aseos Rooms. ahrE. aHd 4.,RiL. IL, -. a
k"si .h Preach and Gsnaas bike. Lis.. a.. g..
dfab, y al AMI ov. Ch.tl- $50
bes eih f,nsy. plaid ant >iTiysl c4.sa..is.
r'ord hirt CS'dh. Llu. ssi besy sauisstt-
tsnf leans r~e-d Cas.lnsts-
~ at cous fn,hings and Beaver CloA.
Whit. ysip~ ,d-, fannL
London DAM Hi-d IOl ma AMI ~ yya.... A.,
and Kos- Bsnkst. ' 49,
k,r--ys Ln.eys. tLa..s
Tsyios' snssss Ant Red PsSins
Glasgow I-sn-. 10 % Blankets
rriE- cecor. spi't,6-J SID Pig s,k Hiaf.
,sshof-t-s. Aou-iis Dc Ia s-- MIRA.
b.-aehsd and Blown Shirinss ard sLs.usx.
Do. do D.u.
Apron Check. Furniture
Furniture Prl,s. N.sting-. VARSITY
Hooks and Eye. Nirs Gloves. Pn.-o..th.r nh ..,..,.
CT articles not uit.d IN the SEA. N
ho er order Of the Trustees. r-t,n D,, Co.
hahssi"ni comprising foa. 20 -
sd ~nb"a reeve, With which COMM amor,
~.ch SUNNY
Ptins rreat
Blown Hoisns Cord Cambrcs
Bach and Cord Crap... Hosiery
Wire and Cord PlAnne. Merno.
b-f Ticsing. sewlng sihs Buttons.
Biaatct-
TERNrs-tnder cash 70, sn,n, ox., n ma .,,A a,
FOE approved paper. ~
d. ~ DAyRSpoR-
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To the Editors of tke IYb;y g.
JUNluS.

Gentlemen--ln your paper OF yesterday 10 an article
headed "CiairvOyanee ssned +. w. Roster in which
Tue following stnienco occurs "A leoI from Mr. Samuel
H. MYERS ia excellent specimen comm,t,aI
When On committee at "Oid Fellows Hail." ha, Il re
collect rightly Expressed his opaiJn that tho chld could
not see lac does not withdraw That opnioa but at the
same tme seems equally To refrain from saying he still
holds IT," | received FROM Dr. Warner note toy.,h.r
win his manuscript, requesting examine his sta
ment OF the occurrences at Ojd Fellows lIs' aud to
eethy As Ia lis coTf.eiIess II found II Inaccurate TO
PoLt out IN what did examine his siaene mt aud re-
Piled IA "nlny. that believed correct, and CAV. hia
my understanding vi Observation made by Mr. De Bon
neville which had been cJnn,o1ieJ upon by Dr. Warner
the precise wOTd- Of which | could not tecallr., Now
oeuht"'e", d. ~..'.ss --.a o,..I... ..
the power Of the child SEE Vi the truth
or issy Of ClaiIyoyancs and While not apt To with
hold nay pJur OOIuoas from .hIse who desire To know
them. u Is not thrust them unealled Tor upon
the public, being rather ud-r the that tho
lie u exceedingly indifferent about them
Very respectfully oars
SAM'l. II MYERS
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SAM'L. II. MYERS.
CONGRESS.
Washington CorresI onJee Of the Baltimore Pauio,

washington tofTrsiouJce OF The Baltimore PstIIot
WisHISoroS, Tuesday. Dec. y, lsI5
sENATE.-The Senate met nom. and proc -eded IL
elect It's officers Mr.. Dickens was 10 elected Secretary
having %. whilst Srurgess H. F. Caucus) had ~ Mr.
Bes WINS elected Sergeant aAims getting ~ scattering
5.
There were four ballots for Ass-snt Sergeant
ON the Ih, Holland blair & RSes) old clerk elected
over Salisbury ~ Others ?
The Wee President submitted Dow s Co.'S offer TO d,
prinIhg 20 per cent. les than now paid
The bsotiing for Chairman Tor various standing Com
miliees resulted as folows:-
Foreign Re'atons-AIlen 26; Archer 81.
fnance-Cahoun -; Evans 81.
Conmerce-liaywOoJ2 6; Davis 10.
ManuisctureIs-D.ckenson 26; Simmons II.
Agriculture-Siureeon 26; Prarcc 20.
Military Naturalization 9 ; Cruenden2l.
Naturalization 25; Barrow 81.
Naval Authenticated &c; Mangum o.
Public LaGds-BTeese 10; Woodbridge 81.
Private Lands ClIims-Lcvy 49, Joliisoa Uf La. 81.
Indian AfiSirs-Seyier 70; PHELPS 20.
Cialms-Bagby &c; J. VI. Clayton 70.
Revolutionary Caims.-Scmple %; Jarnecin 10.
Judicary.-Ashoy 26; Berrien II.
Before filing up the Committees,
On motion. the Senate adjourned.
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RALEIGH Il CASTOR RAILROAD
FOR SALE.

o,, - - ~ 81 - VT Dr-
~, -, -, ~ " 'u seSie OF We QUIT OF Equity fOf
w. e. 80 ~ !, ~ u'S" - ''1n 80 IN .u' 90 thu Cover
-, -, -. % '.l es,oInA' 10 intreo-s Nor
,,N- =, W, $3.50, ~ "e "arsh ASd 1A-toa hah road
'he sAr 1sl1t certain liabilities for % d
-; - ~ paD"' suS'"h a 'h- 'oIrl House doof
.S " .Eh " 'hr bsh-'' s1S-f The ~ao4- Pfopsr'y
JASON H-l i,AA ''ahts"y A.'te>a'd - rar a. tbe
- = Is, " ~ . ' . mites OF sAii EHAf rraeh
"i- w, ny ha"Fh ~ 'a-''h % Tie N"at -sd- VI the
-, -, ~, 20, 9 ' ~, se "a Pah e"hr-ys"e- 10 frrrs
~ " a'nn.'h ny h-"n-sf- &C. Ae 4,
-. v',,-, s,-,'o.. $50 Op' 20 ''-'- war
AYR 'auh- ris se' ar. te Ae AL" the stock
:" -. -" " - S.'eh h..y usn y on hasd And
-, g, ~, - l-s 80 O' '1d 'oa'9-AHy TOT s-~phs ny
=, -. S :, on '"s saH" From u'' ha'a'r
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HvU,E-Tho House met n, noon,


Mr. Schenecks resolution Of yesterday respecting cleo
Ton OF members by general ticket taken up Mr.
Bow moved to lay IL on the table. Carried ~ ~
MI Mckay made report from the select committee
on printing, which was ordered to he printed.
The House then went into committee Of tho whole and
the several PORTIONS Of the message moved 10 be reesd TO
appropriate committees.
Mr.. Stewart moved that the wsys and Menus Commit.
tee be instructed to report that the present s should
main unaered lie spoke length in support OF his
amendmeni-read from and condemned the tessage ou,-
tod, aud appreciated Jacksous second message on ae
subject. Spoke his hour IN animated manner.
se'you by Telegraph. the proceedings in both Houses
ny To o'clock.
Mr. STEWART. speech very animated and pointed
one. lilo read from MI Folks present sennen. upon the
Ianh question several passages and condemned the doc
Tune lie then read extracts FROM Gen Jackson's second
message, sdvOcsng the eonsutionsty of protective
tariff sud from OF his other ptpe, IN favor o. u.
utility, and warmly approved Of tie docifines thus lsd
Jowh The doctrines IN Jaeksons message, from which
he read, emanaed ho presumed from one the sonnJest
constitutional lawyers that countty had produced Ed
ward Livingston.
lie read oEuscts from Mr. waLzras Report in favor Of
Tree sde and ndiousd the many tunes It's author had
m the term poor men and pOor people" lie thought
quite evident that Mr. Walker was 10 DO the poor nsns
candidate for the Presidency and his system was sdn-
rsby calculated to make very large proportion vt the
ers IT the country pOor men," Of course the Secretary
would gain his election. He system Is well calculated 10
uBuu'arure "poor men"
Mr.. Bfosdhesd followed Mr Stewart 10 a e~ remark,
re coincide with the doctrines LAID down by the
Secretary Of tho Treasury IN his epH But he thong
this an inappropriate 20 discuss the subject u The Ia
nh, sud that the whole proceeding was out o. order
Upon the suggestion of Mr.. ]. n. lnsefsoIl,
hf. Stewart withdrew hs amendment with prOm.se
70 biing The msuef up again at q fulufe day.
Mf' Jnhnsnn, Of Tennessee, spoke tsrny minutes IN
rpyio NJ stewart and IN sIplnsuon u what he deemed
protective s1d Whist revenue tsrA
Consdefabc "shafp shooting" took place between Nj,
Johnson aud Mr. Stewart as to whether goods were hRh
~ OF lower ~ consequence 81 such protective tann
the one nov the law VI tho snG the conclusion II which
TIC C9mnnnoe arose snd Mr. Dyugsss's resolution.
wcrc adopted. aud tho message referred accordingly
The Chair decided that petitions from the States voud
now be In order large number petitions were at-
ed snd referred.
messsRJ from the President transmitting the coos,i-
tuition Of FeSss, wee received, sol. ou mJtion,
The House adjourned.
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s'sas folly s'sksiasss s, s1aid s..,Ssy Ese.s ~.
ted siAos ~ respons bio lat any thing s usy ia
suit Responsible who then responsible yetLsp. us
will "iaks the rsspsHsibi.fv Pc
IL England responsible In the eyes OF 81, ot man
Has sAs ihrsstsnsd II she hss-when, how and where.
She e's'as Norh VI the I9h parallel Of latitude the a.
Ststss claim South VI also mles Of an inho.paLe
form the reel subject of quarrel bstwseo two
great nation und ihn Territory that may benefit or Quiz.
probably injure great grand IL 4, be rur
chased with rvsrs 81 blood. ihou,snd. Of million. 81 ,r.s
and the cries aud ~anes Of parents orphans aud
widows. National honour, for,ootb! Who e,Ii. In mn
ton honour Who has ssid tbs. We were
WHO mas ADVISED 10 give hs notice peaceaby gather ny
our goods and ehsel aud clear ourselves OF we shall b.
Kicked Out oi company England 10 wise to be guilty
0i such rude aud asorht sL.urdy. No, no. Presidsnt
rok and his advisers alone Responsible for eli the con-
sequences that may fellow from his attack upon
Tue PRIDE End honour Of great and glorious and
this fearful responsibility will when party feelings are So
bsred down by actual suffering erush him aud them ., the
esh They now make /, theme Of EMULATION aud gori.
heanon That THIS great Message will create ssnsaea
Why,a mailman Inay. any day. create ssnsafisa. IL
mat merit child, or an idiot may apply spark that
may enkinds eonilsgrsrion which il will take aud
engines To e1'inguish and that child idiot will
. sensation. Opeiors eoea! D vanity, folly, madness
But It will be said we are taking .sided view Of
This matter thatws do not make allowance Tor the
pensating advantages that may accrue.
Wha, are they Why, the conquest Of Canads and the
snnexing II to this Union. In the first place. may be
counting our chickens before they hntched in the
second. we cannot conquer hold Canada unless II b.
radically dsaiIscted the mother coualry 10 Il So disa
iecied Where Is the proof II contains one million
and half Of inhabitants anu backed by Enxsnds Navy
"u a'e'' ."e o"ey, 'ney WIN isii no easy prey And
~ ~. 81 nnaay % H. IN Sou'hron'' what becomes
,,y =; d~iJ.J 49, y" n, men; ~nen una, extensive eoah
sn,s. ,,,.a " a''.. -; VI Id new states "ht De-
Mr.. McDuHie has given i'm his .dn..io, 1, i, Inns
life men are twice children Even y,.,, ,,;,J, -
age aud bodily iniirmt.cs w. can on,v d.nIot. L
decay ana cxelaim; Quonfan mufaius ob lilo.
no" changed from that eloquent advocate Of the South.
who once electrified the assembled wisdom of this nation
by The potency OF his Arguments, aid the baIey of his
a'euoh, anu Tue eaustcity Vi his dcnuLcistions. We
nope ne docs not wish 10 make voyage ST Peicburgh
o' I yensh' " ns health or II he does, that he will 60
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TRUSTEES SALE

vftHe Of Deed % Trust subscriber by
heha'd w Chamber AMI Mafih. Ann his wife
eod'd n Ia. tiTks Oe- OF the a.tnss IL. CITY II
e'h1 Tor certain pupo - therein 'pceind Noaisy
me "a " b.eemb-r AT oe'oek ~ the premises
!" sell 81 public suction
S'-i 81 trust situated on |Oh b-,eeH
sie't and az present OCCUPIED BY sa E,g The
very e"uiifttle hundred nny
ahLars pei annuH ro----sion given Ii January
IthM--'pne fourth e@h; a.. = I'd Of ] anig
months, adding sy.G II. purchaser y,ax n..
asie E1i,- being uni n.
notes AZ. a%ii The utr te.Nei good acting
Tfn-- h ony give vested in Ia. BY ,ss ",
o Tut ~ q PAINE r,...-
sae eOhdue ed by bu~Lcr. NO>CvR q Co.
De ll-itl.
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j. f. w ORD,
LOTTERY VENEER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL ASD POST OFFICE,
NcHAcND, VIRGINIA,
Ellis Tickets In all Lott. ties under the mana
~ Of J. G. GRAsoEY & Co.. on the same terms that
they are sold at the Mansgers Office.
The IstS winds with display LOTTERIES. Not
withdrawing tie large number Ca PfI.s have b.a s
recently the Aanstrrs Gregory Co DETERMINED L, issue
brilliant scbcnt than they TIC
month n Deee nher Cspt o. ~ 80 900
dollars Capitals Of $4,000 ia scbeme and 1ssg
dollars, viii be distributed
viii be that tie price of Tickets ELY ow ia III.
seb.r's-lO dollars for 10000 90 prizes Jat
only TO- &c The leading pnte and prc,s taekss, ~ be
found below
Splendid Lotteries for December.
hrrnna Lottery. Class ~. p,e.mbrr $50 ooa
1910 SO ~ 1000 &C wLsl- Tickets sIs Halves
" 50 100 dollars will buy o"dihair pactAE- whole
uek"siH this scheme Every eounuy -boah have
chance IN this Lottery.
AI-'sndns Lousry, cas, ~ to Jaw Deeemrs, C.rrs
prEst u 10000 tonars 90 DOLLAR VrIes ~ 10 600
- Tickets ouy $40 ceTthcate % l=ckrss oil, ESQ
Akrabna Lottery, tsss ~, dtIw eth D.e,tnhrr apiuI.
si'69 iYoOo 5000 1900 IS prises .f 1909, T,ArS
crrhcatr Of packREe cost. sIO-shsfrs H. upottou
Otdes Tor ticket address the ricd r,. al,
fieas- address J .. WOEu, RchmOod.
w orTrs ff Tickets and Shsr-S aud Ceiu6 % fsekaf
Nv the above splrBtd Loees arr d..
DAY 10 the weet enclosing cash pte Tickets
ths pnpt and odai each ntn
senI immediately amer u al ~i, ofJsr
J. r. WORD,
nosI Richmond. Va.
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TRUST SALE or GREATLY VALUABLE
COAL PROPERTY.

y pursuance OF a Trust Deed of the Tuckahoe
Goal Winning Company bearing dat, February
ane rseord IN ih- Clerks ore OF County
'."eh@tl shal pooc-sd - s premises Tu.
9 c'h January n.u To th ietts s~L tvs
ACRES 81 sid pr Of the u.et Known
estate mentioned sad deec Nu.n< r.hts md r.,
ss ana o'sf fgst' iD-ton>t hsr.n
.e " MAJ s.>eii-i IN All cs~i TIE
rt1tr Tie ute To the hasared land md
Va - Aiarg and othc1 s,s believed aud
H ~ ehrnt anh value ~ Tie eoak, which
10 eo.ian valuable has been Nv
Ie"as ~4'linss and in condition ~ rr.at
advantage ana prh. thu Properly oit, In. ~
Capitalist Cou.rs and other-.
I-fH~ ss,l J. W. rowEI.I-
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GREAT BARGAINS.

SiLtS MERCHANT. Manufacturer and Deal
~ or in Rcady-nsdc Clothing, I's Ma,a sree;,
RlCI.NU.ED, ~
Designing to take an Inventory On the lst of
J'aasD. will in order eJusr STOCK h,s goods anil that
time VsTy reduced prices fpg C4sh.
ihore IN want invited call and
the Irices - low make II Ilcif ret Ia bay.
GeIO stl.AS JERCuAST
BALES COrroN BATTING, Just received, and
- fog sale BY &c 10 GORDOS a sKtNhER
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
RichlnsnJ. Va.

LUCK AT uOYT'S
Drawing Of Alexandria Class n. drawn q th Ocua.r.
" - 81 81 10 80 IS - ~ IL as rs ca
ACsPitai OF s6O.OoOi sold by the Prizes seller
. HOYT.
Noe Z %. $4,000 -od and paid by hat lucky HoYT
W Adi'-- all order. for Capital. tb. uuI, LUCKY
D.MHoYr
Drawing Of Le.sbnig Lottery class No 10:
C3 80 IL IS 10 81 II 81 - 10 50 J 2G TT
A'Ssndria, Extra, elias. 292:
81 81 - IS "a ~ III ~ &c
Alexandra. Extra, Glaze No 1888:
IL 81 ~ 10 &c 10 ~ 81 - Is as Ct
Not the following seh-m = and Immediately:
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER
NJ h'Gifia Lott Class q, D+e.ml.r SI0 o0o
'ApitAI-Ieksts sic Capitals s5s 900. $4,000 200 SoOo
1000 30 Of 1909 &c Whole T'ksus $40 Halves uu,r.r
81 10 dollars viii buy c-theat- psekaK. oT xh-
tickets III tbs bem" Every eounuy should hsy,
chance in this Lottery.
h-iasi'ia ltirp Cta'. d. December 20 C.p.
prnes u $1,000 s5ooOO priIs oo0 a.. Tk-,
onysio. errhsAir Of psehaE. ouIy sI3U.
aeishiiA Lottery Gus ~ To draw 27th Deermter CapIt
sssi $4,000 s000 5000 IS prizes 1000 &c Ticket,
Aeeniic.e OF paekas. costs stO-shai.s proportion
Ps Psrsons visiting the HoYT II IN wait u
m,ney.
W Tickets In all tie Lotrries advertised by g. r.tory Co
Constantly on hand Orders Tes-ts ,e nd
ed to with prompLess aud Drawing, RE, ,-n, xh.
rrquesled, To all who order ct D. NJ HoYr Ri.hu,.,a
Richmond. D-eem,.r I. ietS.
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NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE.
At Clifton

w Ill. De sod al Clifton ON the 18th day Of
D-e-".-t heif, day Ii.-rean-t
-ut :" 81 90 'aaab~ N-.o--. sb Ut number
'tds st-o fts crop of 800 bsr- fj:- &C al
'r cSN Ut cattle ~; sh.-p .o -r. war
COWS p'oHshs e- a' all Other Terns
Tb- .ais ~ eomnesee al oeo,l.
J. p HARRISON,
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EXTENSIVE
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT!
And Carpet Warehouse.
HENRY PETTES & CO.

w Ut N z Ton D iFeef,
uostou, Misss.
'l>lit subscribers are now opening 4 very com.
- Tl-t- A--oTtnru u Fs.Lousb- Staple by GooEs
AMI maAtg IT~araion' ff Large AID popular by n,
every a1ie- al Eevant PARTISAN Lone.
sHtWs ofai e"Lr. suI stb SG ARR SIAvts FRENCH
CAshhEAE slIAL- arc Ia /. ,oh
prie-.
fahis eILk 6ODDS 'fihr i--, syie, athl
e"o< faney fla'd SUM- aud Figured sks Br-
eis-, AhIri not French roLn- Balsue, N.rr.
'Ioh fiut- Mr-in$ G- thsn' &c 70. isGl.- Dr
etnee the riCsen. Of the Ia
Winter h@s been, b. EcLnoL Ly men
Dry Goods and Carpet Warehouse Ia tie city and
"nf Arrangements tort Hrsi>s TsBr fully
this Ouf gccd zfsg yr and s-
pl.ds onfs.N-s cell -f ami hsn.1m.r shawl ot
pct Tor The ~al'e uon-y, Ian any Oth-r hous-.
HENRY pIsTTES 4
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Peace is 51spared,
For who can think Of submission War then war
Open or understood, must be resolv'd."

Blows then, will come thick and heavy; and for .ur
selves weI they do come. there will be- in the midst
VI them We the danger, aud prepared to meet
W. Out while yet We msy, would rai-s humble voice.
ON behalf VI the prosperity aud happiness our be-
loved county We may be called Tory, by hired press
~h.se Patriotism Is JOh aud whose love " county
means oHpes dHd 6saes; but lsug cpilhet
ss We desplsc tho'e who make the charge.
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Thee hi,s as. % $4,000 zach 10 hal u sssr
Gsbs-s blhkUsS 90 6stufe e gOth 6t ~.
'wan Of Ella ot sscbfit fo.s ~tm u ~ IN ,,n
al 10 ran ~rs 70 e. BURRus-. M bssad Va t.s 4 "a
Jutct 10 fsafrai o. hfgr pfiS~-.
Gfssd Cotsciistd to'sD 81 pc~a,s as G.s1ia ca No
- g. b. ds~n 81 WHupgton. Dsss... nccsmt-tSeh $50
- No toticfy ~ Dsa~s Rarais -. mid sch.a. a., ~
uI.fa
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e. GREGORY AZ CO., MASAsEus. M.
~ loi MAin ssis.'. RI ss..i. Va.
W rsA~s t'AAsl Noe - 81 cap.i rhs. s,s oos
!" A~s.sSs'. ousy. Ma ga Ei,s -,h D.s.ur a.i
~a' ..i 'h. Sse' AL .oJsy W y TURris v..s k.eL
Ia al. W. q. 40
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER.
S3o.ooo CAPITAL: 81 1000. 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY tr,,, AZ IA, ist. a. A. s.- 1.
hsii"ina u g. 90 Fsissssy D-.-,.i--s IaL-
Magnificent Schem.
"'' $500, ,sSSs 81 ~I4-% ',as,
+. 49, cooo 100 Ioo
1000 ~ a.. A., '00
wheIe reAs,' sio--iiA,es g. aaa,,,s. q go
'snh'A's u rathsss Of ~ wsoi-., $40
D Ds Do Do. =. .s s a.,.s: ?.
s6o.OOo. IN G PRIZES OF $4,000.
AEfAsbRh LOTTERY. ci.- No is4s u I. dawn
In Az Ia"d'.. u g. On sa,Ori.y D-..@s.t 20
Splendid Scheme:
pm, d $4,000 IS pr1ss of sI. ooo
s.''o roo 900
rs No. I-,ery-i3 Daw. B.l..,
T.ekts sio-iI.he, ;-IIrIy.. ~.
ce''aeA's' Of raeiare. Of IS who'.. $3.50 90
d. d. rs as.,, . g. !. 90 90
1924 DOLLARS.
ALEXANDRIA Lottery Gas q. for ist, In 4. ,,., 4,
Alexandria. DC, IN Saturday. December s7th.
Grand Seheue.
'"T" ' 1900 IS '"',~ 'SS Sas
5000 ITO
Ticksts tio-Halves S-Quaft.t.2
ot'' Or Of r,s..s,. or 20 w.ee,. $40
%. d. :: a .:ss; Is
o'a.' Toe lei.. and Shares Aid Package. In the
ssCs s.nd lety ~n receive tho psops .si
an AeS""n 81 The Dfa~ns viii be amer over
10 a" ~s' order from u.s. Aadr..-.
40. ,o J. q. GREGORY co. Managers
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TO THE MEDICAL PROGRESSION

Mrs. Bctt.' Uteri-A bdomInnI supporter.
fsNHE subscriber would respectfully call the at.
- teni"n 81 hts oS nrnbrs Of MrdcaI % IN.
invention of MIS- Bette, invaluable adjunct
Of Uterine d'A'en.nt' AVID &c habual alto and
Ito lEhinos facility OF afcat AID admirable fApta'Icu OF
sispc -ni- 10 preference every other
The Supporter made Of
principally 'b' accuracy with which adjusted IT, the
insgd ice nj ~ body gNiar she but uniform support
with which cULtactd h. alupOtaut of
Should br applied Physicians therefore etdng orders
hon dsaner will please furnish the the
p-y.s the lilac bones
&. :. MILLS. Agent.
dc S-wIw Broad strt RI. corner of IOih
EWlS HILL, Collector and General Agent,
assisted ~ MI WIN GuULDIN continues hire out nrrroe.
and collect claim. In The city anI country.
W ohes Il Colquit's Sadie store, Main Street