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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06

Fmm Letter dated Madeira. Nov. &c, Il

Fnfn a Letter dated MApEia.. Nov. 26. IS4i
Rrl,c,ovs Pnesrour,os IN M,nsia,-Ws have
inst had soft o, miniature civil wsr DR. Rally who
has been converting the natives is the original cause Of
H. lie converted the woman they sentenced To death
not long since Having been imprisoned iur time,
the Doctor al lasi liberated and resumed his habit
ri preaching In the people IN his hse and II was not
generally known. until within short tine that he had
q made several hundred converts. On aseefainng this
fact The Governor. Dun Olivia de Corea the request
vf the Priests of the established Church, who tared
that the peuple might thrnW oil lhelf allegiance To the
Roman Catholic Church. appointed Country police
prevent the Pf,es,ans irun assembling together On
Sunday week. The converts Of 81. Antonia da Sierra
while engaged in prayer. assaulted by the Police
who broke in the door, knocked down The person Who
officiating in the service, broke the benches and
dispersed the people, except four ise hnm the, uk
prisoners. and then proeeeded 10 town After going Np
miles, the Police wete oyerakeo by the pppnace. ed
with p,tcl,iHks, rusty mnskels, hoes. &c.
The Police were pverpnw cred aud after being dnckcd
IN the river by the moh they were tied together by the
hands and Feet and rit the road the Putesianis re.
turning To the mountains with their rescued comrades
One OF the Police ,itieers who escaped fum the mob,
mses his way 10 tuwn aud alarmed the Guyereneni -
Three hundred aud iily soldiers ordered out; the
ulce released from their confinement on the rad
sde and the soldiers marched the villages ot IN.
''Raliesues." The dwellings fred iudlscrlml
naelyi several sged women who could not ny to The
mountains. were put 10 the torture make them reveal
the places of coBccalment ot the "llereics. The
Catholic army then proceeded up the mountain To mas
sacre the Prtes'an,s but in passing the inoi uf the bill
they assaulted by The Proesians aboye who threw
down s,ones and rocks nun thrm killing eight soldiers
aud wonndng forty others severely. As soon as III,
troops could be- gathered after Their fright and alarm
they apensd deadly fire upon tho Praiesians. chasing
them five miles the country taking oiphiy or nine
y prisoners, aud killing and @oundIng several Of the un,
stJiunaie wroches
The army marched their prisoners Down to the Sea
a-l Il. AanLta al. Al.
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Dec. 2G
10 nARGassETnoRvsoN.

TO MARGARET MORRISON.
NOu WILL TAKE NO rlCR. that we will take
4 the Dispositions Of James p. Marshall, Richard l.
Gaines ant others. the LIST day of March 1915 al thu
Odire OF Read & Flonrnoy at Charlotte Courthouse.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock
r NJ OF the same day, to be read evidence in sui
now pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud
Chancerv for the county of Charlotte IN which We are
Plaintiffs, and you aud others are Defendants.
ROBERT b. COLE,
WILLIAM +. BALLOW.
Merchants and partners, trading mde, he finn
and style Of Robert b. Cole 6. Co.
Jan. Is Win
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TuE rooR uAn.

God grant The reef mar constant heaiih,
- Tethii for dali, hfasd.
lie has earthly wealth..
And must be clothed and fed.
-. The rrond Of place viii grind his isee.
* The hard withhold his hire
Great Patient. hraf his pi'coas esse
-. And guar his cottage lire.
Thou earcst for The little birds
That earihl, lord
.s-ls Thou caresi for the aeehs and herds
That crop tie 1owsrs swsri--
Hearst the young raven. when the, cry.
lleed'st the seanr lions roar.
And will, regard the poor mans sigh
Aud neck petition more.
ss2 Then grant the poor constant health,
Aud strength Tor dali, toll.
With sweet ceniea,, the dearest wealth
OF weary mortal mol.
And gram, him power 10 rule his mud,
Toown affections sway,
= = And the charities designed
To smooth his pilgrim way.
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Nik"lNlA:-Ata court held Tor Bedford count, :, a.
Der, lSii: ~ "'' 'ne -'u Jay oil Deem
i ~ morton OF Pleasant ID. Cofcr administrator or To-
~ o'ef deceased, it is ordered that all persons bo
o xIh, .e estate of the said Joseph Golfer
p' 'he same TO the said Pleasant d. cofer ~ al
mlnistraor aforesaid, for settlement on nv ne al
s Snh IN iarehneNt it appearing that more than tn
io fsed since the qualification said sdnjni.tr
l copy OF this order be published for erh
ami ,d weeks IN the Lynehburg virg,nian news,arr
a H., at .ne ir mt door Of the courthouse OF This
VI " SS'e'al court days. Copy-rc.te ''
Jan. 49, - ''ii oiiEl-i., I, u. c.
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loforc had aud am deefmlned 10 sell Terms 10 suit
the times
COUNTRY SHDDLERS, would do well 10
call On me. as am always prepared To furnish them
with general assortment aud upon such terms cat-
not fail 10 rrasc.
REPAIRING done icih Heaticss and DESPATCH.
Country Produce taken ia exchange fer work at mar
ket prices. }. {. sHACkLEFORD.
Ian q L.
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VAN Buren,. (Ark. } Dec. 81.

VAN BuREN. Ark.) Dec. q.
Owing 10 Indictment weather. and Inconvenience The
Cherokee Counc before the Commissioners has again
changed lis localiun, and adjourned 10 Fort Gibson
where are comiorabe quarters. 1t is very respectfully
attended. and the investigation Of the Commissioners
goes On quietly Eighl hundred and seventy three old
settlers and treaty men have enrolled themselves and
Tho number will STEADILY Increase to upwards or ,hou,
sand Repor, says that john Russ has protested a
{ gsinst the Council and has dshanded his poIic.
sun. The Council VIII probably ST, and The nvssas
sIoa continue until March, No open volence or co.
~ nag ''' oecs''eu. iatetigeaccr
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Al Soree given BY Queen Victoria on the Goth of
December for the special purpose, Mr. Coleman sub.
large humber of the Mobility Distinguished ,ousc ,s
and others xho had been invited attend Alter sew
.a, sss., had bee" Performed piano with tho .a,
stachsnen," Prince Albert and The Queen exnr.sssd
sGEtbenselves Delighted with the CHARMING sIc, ~ h u,
sen,on The whole company. one after another. snake
70 Mf. Coleman in very complimentary terms. nc
snoy seeng 'hsH admiration Of his instrument AT a
supper the same evening at Windsor Castle Mr. pan
sht celebrated musician, proposed the health Of
<srne~s Aad tok occasion 10 speak Of the inv
s - cred" 70 us snior and his country aad val
~ liable the treasures of The mns,cs ,J
leading London journals very emphatic in their
appreciation Of IL sxgse&
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Jam. l6

VIRGINIA, wlr:-At rules holden in the Clerks OF
fee ofthe eent superior of law and chancery, for
the count, of Charlotte, the 9th day of January, 1886
Robert r. Cole and Willism I. Ballow, merchants and
partners under the style and firm Of Robert b. Cole Co.
Plaintiffs,
against
John Morrison, Margaret Morrison and others,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY
The defendant Margaret Morrison, having entered Ter
appearance according to the act Of assembly aud the rules
of this court aud happening by satisfactory evidence that
She is not inhabta of this Commonw ii is ore red
that the said defendant do appear here the rules toLe hot
den for the said court, the first Monday in April aud
enter her appear and answer the PLAINTIFF bl and
that copy OF this order he inserted in newspaper pub
hed in the town of lvnchburg for two months successive
v, and posted the front door of the courthouse of the
said county. Copy.
WIASLOW ROBINSON, C.
Jan. 16 wom
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PAuPERs or FOREIGN BiRrm.- The fllosing =
sFaIdusy statements have been published an The an.
th9riiy vi committee OF the Common Council of New
York:
1T appears ,hs, the bonds Of nine firms in this CITY
EXHIBIT The onorpous liabilities OF $4,000 OO0-lhat
81 the 6u2 children supported by the city, Mt the Farm
Schools. d57 ate the children tmany, il not nns, OF
Them iegimaic,) Of tofeign parents, that Of the Ia
est barn Infants al nurse, at hc Guys expense 81 are
iofe'sn, and only American, and that the whole
'''noef Of children GIG have foreign pareniage aud lq5
american, exhibiting the average OF more than three
hfesnes 10 oae native, and alarming Increase of the
ra'lo oi tireienors IA the mare recent births
he whole number Of nmaics in our nenitentiorv Ia
ifi9 showing an increase Of 400 since July las, of
s'nsse doc arc Americans, and lbs foreigners The
number II prisoners aud psupcrs to snpn,rl ~. Al, -.
krs a5ii shelving an increase since July last Of near
/, ~ l000.p q ~ = .z.ss.. W "'''
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~ NEW COAiET--A passenger in n steamboat
from Mobile 10 New 0fleana, on January oh pa,e
our maj ne saw conet IN The South West. By let.
ter from Mr.. W. II. Clarke. ol ST. Mary's Ger,i, =,
Professor oimsead, OF iale Coll ge, the gentleman $
eyes prose To be correct Mr. Clarke says!-"up the
evening :" me TIN instant, AT abiut ten minutes past
Of the clock preceved Tor the first tne wIth ,b n,
he'd eye beautiful comet in the constellation Phwni,
Its Position at that time, pended at about 3iSo
" a.s.d 49, dee j. exhibited luminous lrain ex
tending 10 nearly 80 lfon the extremity Of tho cnr,
which. with the nuce-s could be plainly dscerned Win
s.u Inc AID oil telescope power, understanding the nm
favorable presence OF the moan. At about the Same
hour on the evening of the 18th again saw the come,
and carefully noted It's change of place. From my adj
measurement, (Which IS no, even approximately exact
lear II had moved IN a hours, sbout 2o3o in ,,
fec'ion. think, towards the head OF the constellation
Gems II is thought probable that this new celestial
s'san VIII journey Inward the North when hot wealth
er apporaches at the south. We observe u had M
lived nssr the head If Ceius, and may ncw ta taking
over The last news from the upper regions with tina, la
'hihaty. " \. Tribune,
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A'OSfp0UpaliPnf.
REMOVAL! REMOVABLE!
RICHMOND
& IL y Eg - n ID ~ e.

INNiHHNN no, Jan, Il, TNIJ'
I'D FAD this and then call nj the RICHMOND CASH
Ma STORE. az it is the interest Of every person Ia
purchase where they get The best Articles fr the
least money The proprietor of this establishment re
'uIns has thanks to the public, for their liberal patron
age bestowed on him. since his arrival in Iynchbnrp
and now hegs leave 10 inform them tina, he has reno
we'd Ia the large AMI eommodous NEW GRANITE FRONT
BUILDING, adjoining the MARKET, where he !, now
opening good assortment of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-06
TRACT OF LA'ND.

lying on both sides Of Wreck Island Creek in the said
county containing 2s0i acrss it being The same b y oil
Land spd ny JOS Burks to Andrew White & by the said
Whesod to thesad Phelps will he by reference
10 the deeds of the parties aforesaid duly recorded in the
Clerks Oiiice aforesaid. Persons wishing purchase
fere Land, viii find II their interest examine this
tract II lays within two miles Of james RIVER and
has some Of the richest Low Grounds ON the creek Act
ing for The benefit of others. shall convey such title on.
" as the deed vests in rcrms on day of sale
HIRAM Z. KYLE, Trustee
Buckingham, Jan. % wt3u
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NEW
CARRIAGES, BAROuCnEs. &C,

fffNiIE ST BsGRiBER having made arrangements
i with one Of the lsrges, Factories, al the Nofib,
Jr tbs purpose Of supplying this market, and The
Founding country. with all kinds Of Carriages. made OF
the best Materials and Of the latest st,les aud patterns,
is prepared to furnish them tbnse who want. upon
good terms they be purchased at the North OF
elsewhere. aud brought here lie has npw hand 4
Carriages sample Of The WORK which he is disposed
TO sell upon such will be- satisfactory 10 pur
chasors II no meets with encouragement 10 Justify IT,
he expects receive general assortment Of Carriages
IN the Spring II desired, he will furnish the Harness
for each Carrisge. Of his manufacturing. and will
warrant the whole to be as good be obtained any
whero. j. C. sIIACKLEFDRD
have made srraf gemenis with Mr.. }. Z. Shackle.
led 10 furnish him. al tho shortest notice. with any
style Of Carriage he may order.
ii. X. BEACH, Manufacturer,
Milford, Connecticut
n. B.--The Carriages now op hand, or any that
may hereafter receive, may bo seen nj Mr.. j. X. d.
Pasne's Anc,ios Room, who IN my absence, will take
great pleasure in showing, selling ,hem 10 persons
Who may call TO look at them. J. {. ).
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Jan. l6

rules holden in The clerks Gce OF thu circuit
IA or court oI law and clarcerv or the county OF Patrick
al The courthouse thereof die 9th iay Of January, l3i
Jeremiah W. II, iton, Plsinu6
against
John Lee, David Lee John Jones and Frances his Wifi
john Spergin md Lucinda his WIFI, Samuel Waits and
Martin his wife, Thomas Lee and Ma linda his wife, heirs al
law Of William Lee, deed, Defendant
In CHANCERY
The Des not having entered their Ipearance and ecn
CURLY according 10 ho OF assembly aud The rmcs 9TH"
eonrI, and tappeafng h, satisfactory evidence that the, ara
not mllnhtnnts 81 this ealih On motion oi Inc
Plaintiff, b, counsel, IT is ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here on The first Monday in March and a'"
the lahhS hlll mud thai copy of This order he ior'h"
publ in the i.snchlurg Vraninn, Tor months, a"
posted at the font door of tho courthouse this county Oh
some court day.
Copy--Teste,
SAML.G. STAPLES, nc.
Jan. 16 WIN
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] return my most grateful thank 10
The public, for The liberal patronage
| have received for several years pas, +,
IN my S.IDDLER Y BUSINESS. and
still solicit the same. and would
say Ia my friends. old customers and
Tho public generally. that my assert
ment In that line of business, is lar
ger and better than any have here
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FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
u EY GOODS SpOrs o. ~

~ IA " " " - . $ II o e s. & G.
best part having been purchased at Northern Markets
"t CASH. aud WITHIN the last four weeks which will
saho him 10 offer slll greater bargains than ever and
as the season Is FAST expiring he will sell al very small
pnhi aud many Goods at cost, in order TO make room
Tor large Spring Stock wholesale or retail Amonpsl
his assortment may be found viz;
10000 yds Gaco all new styles. from cts to finest,
Splendid Cashmere de Coss and Mouslins, new STYLES
2s and p. ID per yard,
10000 yds. Partisan Alpaca and various other STYLES
Wors,cd goods Tor ladies'
New style Furniture Calico and Checks
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks and Ticking binding
Splendid black and blue black Silks, cheap,
Fancy striped do do do
A large assortment Linen and Thread Cambria Hand
kerchieis, al bargain,
Black and white Silk aud spun silk Hose
White black aud random Cotton ,ln and half Hose
10 da LADIES' extra quality Kid Gloves,
10 do do Silk and now style Mn,s
% do woTsled Mt's, ouly 6. cts ne. pair grea. bar
gain,
Bonnet aud cap Ribbons. all prices,
laccs. Edgngs &C., a general assortment
Ladies' Chenseis and C,ps
Chldren's worsled Caps and Shirts
Georgia Nankeens aud French Linens
h'e Hoods, general assortment, cheap.
FOR GENTS,
Cloths and Cassimeres, general assortment at pres,
bargains.
Cassinelts and Richmond Jeans. all prices.
Tweed Cassimeres. Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans,
from 20 els. up.
Splendid Cut silk aud Velvet Vcsngs, few patterns.
al Bargain
Merino Naeneia satin and silk Ncsinps. all prices
Stocks. toarS and Bosoms. arpe assortment cheap.
Black Italian SILK ravais ao1 Sufiners
Fancy do do aud Scarls
Extra Paten, Gum. Suspendcrs AT great sacrifice.
l5o doz comnon Snspenders. al great sacrifice
Merlno SILK and Kid Gloves for gents, all prices.
SMALL WARES.
Tapes, Pins. Needles. Pocket Knives. Scissors and
Razus. extra quality.
Shaving Boxes and Brushes,
Tooth, Hair and Clothes 40
Periumery all kinds
Fancy Soaps. Pocket Books and Snuff Boxes.
Watch Guards and Chains,
Also, large assortment Of Shoes of various kinds nj
grea, bargains.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
2o,oooya brown and bleached Dumestics al Factory
pieces
And various other Goeds tedious TO pnumera,e all
oil which VIII be sold for less than similar Goods can no
purchased 10 this CITY, All persons wishing 10 purchase
VIII please give him a call before PURCHASING elsewhere
ae he works by The rule, that "quck sixpence is bet
Ter than Flow shilling" lie will always take great
pleasure IN exhibiting his Goods To persons W no wish 10
purchase, whether they buy or not
WIN. J, WILLIS.
| '' -
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PltOEu ssaONAs. NOTICE.

PROF 4 SSRONAE NOTICE.
ME undersigned having associated themselves in
a the practice OF the Law, will attend the Courts
held IN the city Of Richmond, the Superior Court OF
Meckleuburg aud the Superior and County Courts of
Hanover and Goochland They also propose to practise
in the Coun of Appeals at Lewisburg
ROBERT (. STANARD,
WOOD BOUI.DiN
o. Office on Main street, front Room over the Store
Of 'l'hos. X. Price
Rlehmund, Jan. w9w
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Immediately oFp0sHe TIC FrdnhTia HOttI.
pEGs leave to tender his thanks 10 The Sroarsays
and public generAy for the very liberal patronage
he has received IN his line of business aud To assure them
that be may be found at his new stand prepared Il,
all work conded him in the best manner and
upon 10 suit the pressure lie has on hand now
aud will continue 10 manufacture Double and SingI,
Barrel Fo,siiag Pieces. Brass, Steel aud Sper noun
ted Rifles. Dwiing, Pocket. Belt and Travelling PTS.
OLS which he fatters himself will please the most
fasJlous Guns Sucked altered 10 Percussion Spors.
and others invited to call aud examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere he feels confident Of plea
sing.
REPAIRING, &c.
lie j. prepared 10 execute all kinds Of Repairing ~
pedously tho ne1lest and mosi durable manner and
at such prices as will make to The interest Of the pub
lie 10 favor him with their patronage
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Dee Is. w3m
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NOTICE.
COtTaNUANss,.

\ VIZ. subscriber will continue to keep House Q
entertainment the same place
Campbell c. L., Jazz '''''', =.
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LAND FOR SALE.
EtssEs lgs;Sa',

EfDEs asE%'E,
u VIE two freproot brick tenenens Immediately be
u low the franklin Hotel, on main street. They are
both III good repair, and the upper apartments well
dap'ed Tor the residence of private families Possession
oione tenement be had early in November and per
haps sooner; of the other, the FIRST Of January next
WM. RADFORD.
Oct 3 wis
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JIM. 16

AlRGlNi\-At rules held in The clerk 3 office Of the cur
cut superior court s law and chnnrery for the county
oi amherst, on Monday the 9th day oi January loio
Henry L.Davies, Painii',
against
James Davies Howell f.. Brown executor oil sa,p
rews dec d., and executor Of Nancy Franklin acc u
sarah w Davies, execurx of Nancy Franklin deeds SAN
uel Scott aud Anne f. his wife, John f. Davies, Hem! -
Da, jr Catharine NJ Davies sally d. Davies, 'ha
pIpaNi.S, John H. Davies, Sally X. Davies, Warner -
Brown, james Brown, John Brown and Henry Brown,
Defendants.
In CHANcERY. -,
The defendant, James n. Davies, moi having entered m
appearance and given security according to the act Oh o.
semoy aud he rules OF this court. and appearing o @
staetory evidence that he inhaltan OF inns oo
Try Is ordered that the said defendant do appear he
the hst day OF the next March term and the o."
the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthw
serted IN some newspaper published in the town Of ~,
purg, Tor two months successfully, and posted at ne ~
door oil the courtt ouse of this county. Copy-lese,
ROBERT rINSLEf, ClA'
Jan. 16 w2m
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The Defendants, Benjamin 3. Menrfee and James v.
Wanhop not having entered Their appearance and given
cnrfy according 10 The Act Of Assembly and The rule, Of
This court mud appearing by tory yonts that
they are not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth On r.lu
OF the Plaintiff by counsel 10 j. ordered ihat the sad -su
danis do appear here the rs Monday ~ March neI
answer the Plaintiffs bil and that u ropy Of ,ls order he
forthwith published in the Iynrhburg treinan for
months and posted al the front poor Of the courthouse
this county Or some court day. A Col,y-1cse
SAML. q. STAPLES, DE
JAM rom
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VltGlNh-At Rules held in the Clicks Office Of the
circuit superior court Of law aud chancery, for the
county Of Nelson, in the month of December 1874
George Bigbe, administrator Of William Bigbe, des,
anu Thomas Trent, Plaintiffs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-12
EIP ALL COME OUT CLEAN!

" ES! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with a
al little soap, and a bucket full of hot water in E.
LUkENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 to 20 minutes,
they all come gu, perfectly clean! Again we put in
from to 10 Sheets or Table Cloths, with soap and
water, as before, and in II or Is minutes they all
come out ciec,! Lastly, we lay from "a to 90 small
pieces, (such as can be placed together) with soap
and water, as above, and in from 10 to 30 minutes
they also come out clean! Wonderful this may
it is done by the action and reaction of the wa
ter (by means OF pressure) in connection with the
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
ever consequently the clothes not only uninjured
by the operation, but are actually made to last twice
as long as when washed by hands q2.Exhibons of
washing every Monday (morningl and Friday (alter-
no0n.) Come then and see the machine in operation,
As il never fails TO convince those who do. Enter
prisng men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving as it does
place in the kitchen Of erery family. PRICES S5
$40 and S25 according to sza-warranted to perform
we'll and last for ,ars. if used according to direction
All orders by letters fp0stpaid) or otherwise prompt
ly attended TO. MANUFACTORY No. II FRONT
STREET, "a. the Eend) between Pitt and Low-sts.,
Old Town, Baltimore, Md.
a24-ws6m Z. LUKENS.
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~ DEPOT, No. IA PRATT STREET, opposite the
Railroad Depot, next door to Bradshaw's U. States
HOts) Purchase ticket at Doyle's if you want
prize-and if you want TO secure fortune go in for
package. Last week was sold at this lucky spot nine
three No. tickets in packages, whoes of 1000 each
and halves, OF 300, and the other of $780, and
the balance in packages of quarters, besides several
prizes sold in single tickets. Don't neglect the OPP
porunity offered this week to call and get of the
splendid prizes
WEDNESDAY, capital $50 ,COo tickets s., shares
ia proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares IN
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize S. O0O tickets s2a, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81 90, shares in
proportion. Certificates of packages of whole tickets
will be issued al $l2; halves Sc; quarters So M. Doyle
has sold the capital prize in this favortc scheme nine
times; and he intends selling it next Saturday. Send
Oh your orders early.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who par
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
q lR1 Opposite u. & O 4. r. Depot.