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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
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barris, and NJ. Duval. Fort Gibson.
ears and l.. DeLano, Park Hill, c. Nation
rain, Fayetteville. Ark.
IS Hagood, Boonsborough, Ark.
,el G. Newton, General Agent.
Master, Hillslorough, Arks.
|E Jones, Cherokee P. o. Oh. Nation.
Master, kedron.
Pitchlynn. Eagetown Choctaw Nation.
IS Johnson, Fort Washita.
move, Chickasaw District.
" ". aes, Boggy Depot.
r.,o, ling. Fort Towson.
=, os P;d }nd John Penn, Doaksvil'e.
n,' ."I n'ovS vvSnd J. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
ms NJ 1uval, Natural Dam.
Fn. Samuel i2Srs, 2. Fort SISSn,!!II. Smith,
oe, M rla.'' n, al Post Master, Little Rock.
st Master, Plea Hin.
B. Aston, Spa, ~
bomas Powers, Ck sv;,ro
homas A. Howell, Iorris,owD
NJ. Hays. Dover. ~
James n. Floyd, Arv;,Io
II. Hygings, P. NJ. Nw;Shnro
i P. Sherman, Rock RoH ''e'
arke & Carol, BeImontaIss
fitzpatrick & Morrill,, Holly V,r;nos u;ss
alton & Sheafe, New Orleas ''
m. Wilson, Spencer Acadeh
Pst Master. BenlonviIIc. T
c. Mitchell, Carroton.
bI. Jas Logan. BoonviIIe.
bb't Moliit, Franklin Co.
). McLemorc, Esq. Memphis, Ten
W. Gray, llorsohead.
'o's A. Howell, Norrstown.
:, Master, Lewsburg.
fU. Sam. Mitchell, Post Of Ark't.
n. Armstrong, Nashville, Ten.
S. Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
|sinaster, Sylvia.
| c. Pl!man, Sweet Home.
Perkins and DR.. W. n. Anderson, Cree
gency.
b. Curiton. Washburns Prairie Mo.
L. Duyal, Durdancie Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01

Cen. LamGr.-The history of his life is like
story of romance. Like tho Paladins of old, he
won the hca. of his bright Iady-Iove by years of
periIous toll, and only won hor TO see death snatch
the prize from his bosom. Texas then became
his second love. Many of his peronaI friends
had been tempted to settle in the colony, and when
a Mexican army overran the conu.ry and drove
back the inhabitants by fire and sword, no eagerly
FASTENED to thoir aid. 1t is said that his horse
gave out, and no other being obtainabe, he walked
thirty miles 10 join the army at San Jacinto. He
led the Texan cavalry in the eventful battle which
extorminated the flower of the Mexican army,
and made Texas a nation. An anecdote is recorded
of him in British magazine, whicf so eeafae-
tcrs.ic that will give it, place:"' 3ntieneral
tthcn CoI.) Lamar charged upon Nsxcuns.
his eye fell upon an officer. who's ~ Hooded
crueIlies had made him PARTICULAR ~ lious TO
the Texas. With out pauge or $ ", he dashed
through that riple array of AIexica and cut him
down, and then coolly wheeling his seupon ~
surprised foe. he cut his way back gain. beG11sI
the could rally an effectual resistai - 1is = y
elected Vice President, and thsn Pr ilVnt, d +
! By aeclama!ion.-S Louis Rer. - -
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By F. C. JONES & ]. DURDIN.
TERMS

TERMS:
THREE DOLLARS per annum, ayahleinvariably
IN ADVANCE, or Two DOLLARS for six months
No subscription taken for less time than six
months.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate of ONE
DOLLAR per square OF TEN LINES or less, for
the FIRST insertion, and Fifty CENTS for each
continuance. All advertisements must be
marked with the number Of insertions requir-
ed, or they will be published until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
or Political circulars, or notices for the benefit
Of individuals companies, charged adver-
tisements. Articles of personal nature,
when admissible, at double the above rates
and payment required in advance.
~ Announcing candidates-TEN DOLLARS for
State or District, and FIVE DOLLARS foI
County Offices, to be paid in advance.
No Job Printing delivered until paid for, except
to those with whom we have regular dealings
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

WHAT PLACE The town of Alton,
Illinois, exhibits strange phenomenon
in its statistics, Tor it is stated that the po-
pulation O. the town amounts TO 1000, and
that among the whole there are only IL
unmarried females, IL of whom are enga-
ged, and the twelfth is widow, who has
already had three husbands. If the census
is accurately compiled, we agree perfectly
with the Newark Advertiser that this Of
fers "a fine chance for unmarried ladies'"
Celibacy in such a community as that
would be very nearly or quite impossible.
The forlorn one making up the dozen I'm
provided is, we are bound TO believe, in on
ly very temporary widowhood, and will
be obliged, in very. few days, to take the
fourth husband. The Altonians will never
permit lady to remain unmarried more
than a month. ICour. e. Enc.
For the information Of our fair read
ers, spinsters and widows, we will remark
that Alton is on the Mississippi, a few
hours run from St. Louis, easy Of access
winter and sumner, by steam and stage
The Mining Journal says that the steam
power OF England is equal its effests to the
labor Of 27O,0OO,000 Of men.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
aoItttraI.
ELECTION Sd AND 4rH NOVEMBER
LET EVERY DEMOCRAT BE AT HIS
ST-IMPORTANCE OF VOTING.


LET EVERY DEMOCRAT BE AT HIS
T-IMPORTANCE OF VOTING.
Every democrat ought to vote at the
coming election; and he ought to vote
bearing in mind that his vote is cast for
principles held sacred by the vast mae orr
ty of the people-Principles, which, if car
ried out, will promote the greatest good to
the greatest number--principles that have
for their basis equality of rights to all
without favors to any. The people should
look at this subject with unbiased feelings
and the honest men of all parties should
act upon it in such a manner as to re-
move from their conduct every suspicion of
impure or unworthy motives. They should
look well TO their own interest, and their
country's welfare, and remember that, in
the approaching election,
EUery uote. cast for the Democrats
is vote to render the State policy per-
manent in favor of the democratic mea-
sures of equal and exact justice to all, for
years TO come.
Every pote cast for the Democrats
is a vote against observation-disclosures of spe-
ciaI legislation on The rights of the people,
and in favor of the party which aims, by
the enactment Of equal laws, to uphold
the doctrine of equal rights, in practice as
we'll as in theory-the democratic party
the party of Jefferson and Jackson.
Every cote cast for the Democrats
is vote to reduce the present onerous
plundering Tariff system to the loves
rate which will yield sufficient revenue fol
the economical wants of the government
EUery rote cast for the Democrats
is vote in favor of a sound and good cur
rency, of gold and silver, such as was ad
vocated by Jefferson and Jackson, am
against special legislation of all kinds.
Every pote cast for the Democrats
is vote for Oregon, and against the claim
of the British Government to that territory
Erery Uote cast for the Democrats
is vote TO sustain the action of the &c
neral Government in relation to Texas an
Mexico.
Erery pote cast for the Democrats
is a vote in favor of collecting no NOR
taxes from the people than are absolutel
necessary 10 defray the expenses of &C
Vernment.
EUery rOte cast for tic Democrats
is vote against distribution, and again'
all of those measures Of ancient fedora
ism which the people of the United State
SO pointedIy condemned last year in tn
election of James X. Polk.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
JAMHS RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.

y pursuance Of authority vested i'm us. by the
late John Wekhap n The city Of Richmond q, shah ps
tNey st az public pemi--- On THI RsD an,
lfih day Of August the kn1va Of the .,d t
han on Janes River and TuehsSe Ctrsk Consisting %
No J. The upper pa-ison adf'nnF Tbouas Randolph
~ eonanins ~ trec9t survey 1850 arse uu, Of
Which asas offvcf low grounds ssf,s s,nE on
SAND Nib eopsdefsse BODY fueEhoo CrrsE Tbs trset
s1ated Immediately TIE he coal formation h,vny
Y no" 70 suceelu operation each coal mines
have eeen V"nsiycy wotssd On The Pfymi-cs
No TIE Tract formerly By the late James Cure sBsd
Ers containing BY survey acre. uf which about 700 r,.
are vef low grounds q he very qualify On this r.
- an ereehsnt brick succeed dwelling bouaa.
No , Tine lover plantation purchased Of tss .. n,v NJ
handoph containing By survey O2l which about ~
ss'es arc 'sr 90 grounds % large body % .,ouns
There = dwelling bose tbs winch a snail s,,..
might be rtniefed very comfortable residence
" tact ot land bought u rhonas Maan Rsplpb with
gfIsi aui ssS uliH. Containing sbost iaa ,eres
t"es uaet' fani contiguous 70 each other The Jus.
tef Ian sE tsoush W three and the Tueksho~ Canal
y 'hs msHcst state Of improvement Their nny 10 Rchotd
ser distant te" ten n tvoive u the Ci
which pa7ses n hc foo lI ~ a situation q, 40 - -.
Pee tjury and which way afford The mesa. sfrstio. and
Nae PoNef there being prrpeua AZ two points
With NJ value Of ne coai rrcpy perhaps The r, A.
fahe realestae that oafcd yrfn, Ah,a,
700 acres have lfca ired with treat benedf.
4he ~ Be fourth cash. or p,vabte IN IN H. -, -
satea ~ note neEosb@ ~ Rams .,ti-r,etogv srto.,
SD of ibs resdle credit NJ oue two thr years b -
49, ION we sy oi -'e VII be gwen fof bond and cu
MY asd deed oiifusi % NJ property W b. reaur.d
Preseason wse Gvep the hr. J.nuary sts ,rth M nj,
v's o' .las eop % wheat this Pan Nc Jrnsns fs.rs
on Hf eeis WI sbew property 70 ,rv p,,.,, s =,
tnss,e ueg o. " W LElCu Trt..s.. - 49,. =,
WIN y. wCEHAN Jobs w,sb,r
oe avs- Hoes cops he will be s,n eoufs oC the
ia s-ssvtds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
HEAD auAHrEns ron pn,zEs;
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Late of JyheeIiug Virri1ia

Successor 10 &. R. AIIenJ
I"H'-y sEd Elei'Tsr B's'er, LA 81. ReaaaH4 %.
VNHlS is the same Clarke, who, by his unpar
aeri unprecedented astonishing extraordinary uek m
distributing Capital prEr' wheers Va TO aIyepntsrs
throughout the county, became renowned that Ne re-
P'on OF FINE Selrs The NaPoieon NeLdc Of Mammoth Prizes
~ an evidence that BE- "a strong above avpeaion
be- viii only state that he h,s actually sph ami paid
3 PRIZES OF $4,000, and 4 prizes of $50 OOOs2
bcsdes many of 10000 and $1,000 ,
The proof of which h. ready produce.
sPENDlD SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
Capital S35264-Neu $4,000!
hstandnA Louery, Cas. a. drawn AZ Air1lndra G.
saturday 9h August, is4S - Nos prawa Barots
Sch-csS2Pf 10000 1000, 1904 ptEss Of 1000 so n
GOO &c Tekss $40 halves :. quarters Cetthcae OF
Packages Of S6 Whole TieEb sigO-alves and Quarter, IA
proportion.
$4,000 Capital,
Aetandra LOTTERY, Class a. be dawn ~ Aetanda n G.
Saturday 10th August sgcndd scheme 90 N,. and Il
Drawn Ballots SIS 600 10 600 5000 2oan 1850 800 Il, 80.
Parsase OF ~ Whole rsets siOOav,s ausrer in pro
portion
$4,000 Capital!
Aeranifa Lottery, Css -. % be drawn a. Asranss C.
srlenfrsc' nc-s7n ncp 0Cg0 5000 2soa 1000 10 Z 40
prf-s Of 100 6e Tickets so hayes s. qusu,f, $50 Csts
este ola psssc Ofs Whole Tickets si5e-aves snJ quar-.
tcf 10 proportion
Grand Capital OF $4,000!
Aetaudria Lo,leiy Cas rs dawn At Aetspd.i, u G.
Saturday l0N AuEug iSfS ~ Nos Drawn Hano, Grad
sehcmesi 600 IS 600 50Oo 500 ~ 80 Of 5000 no N
1900 20 u 1900 so n iuoo 60 u Ticket. ory $40
halves ar f5O Ceffcae uf package Of 20 Whi T.e.
site-Havcs and Quarters To- proportion.
R Orders fo Tickets Shares an .r.. Of rsetss..
IN The above spndd tottsrrs a receive he ust pront q,
"n'ion and en- aeeouy; VI seh dnwns VII b. immsiasy
after over TO al who may order scts tom u Zee o. D.
Sse NoN,~ JOIN ". CLARgE.
. useHr. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
Ne. "A, ~ n. Es,.,., Mo-.

Ma wit.,,s Lrrrtm COR AsnIrp--in Justice 10 our.
selves and Of the unsnerous eouree Of
OF contemporaries in publishing these letters tho same
hour of their appearance in the Mirror ~e have been COM
PEELED ,akc copyright for them so h. editor. in
this city copying them hereafter. will be infringing our
righ" In doing So We have adopted this course reue-
and Tor the purpose Of securing ou.eve. the ben
hi Of our city sale. rather than from desire To
their circulation through the columns con,e
out OF tho city, Ia which do object and IL any 9th
or plan had been open u.s. would gladly have en-
braced IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
THE wEATHER-TuE CROPS

letter from OF the editors this paper who now
on tour IN the country, writing from Bedford under date
Of the 25ih inst. says:
1.-THE drought still continues in this county. In many
parts Of this and Campbell counties there has not sufficient
rain fallen TO wet the earth inches since March The
citizens fear that they will make grain enough their
wheat included Tor bread Corn. in many places be
yond redemption fourth Of crop much as most
will realize. OF tobacco scarcely any will be made.
People are sending 20 and 80 miles to mill. Near.
~ all the streams IN the county dry. Even Big Outer
does not afford sufficient water tho mills on H. and
they have to to Lynchburg for meal The prospect Is
really gloomy for the ycat-LyacbJurg Yirginfan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
WE offer at private sale, until the lst day of
October next the Tact of Land Kent eognty IN.
property Of the late william Boyd deceased
more OF less situated the Pallnky from
the City Of Richmond The land adapted the growth Of.
wheat Anc corn well wateret and has
location esnno; be surprised tn beauty the n~e
country having Commanding and down
from Il" eve Ia neen miles
hg houses with necessary out houses and
tracts TO suIt pa rchas-rs.
should sale O.; he effected before the time above specified
will then be offered al plbe sale hgh.-, bud
farther description OF the As
presumed any person desous purchasing
min: the premises T.. p BOYp
J. p. BOYD EAor'-
New Kent County Va. ia s2s.w,i.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
SrRATT0N'S OFFICE.
20. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

I.e; ali the thsy can
For selling Prizes, srElITos's the uan!
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, EI l5O-Iuy 3Oth
6 3 90 30 81 - o. 81 50 2 ~ "a 90 "a
Ticket Nos. 20 81, Pnze OF $3.50 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of MononRslia Lottery. 3l-Aug. Isr
10 ia % lG 62 63 10 &c 2g &c
Tickets Nos. % and % Is 40, two more Prizes
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of AleIsndris Lottery, Is2-Aug. LIST:
90 "a 81 80 ~ 90 b , So SIS IS Is
Tickets Nos. 70 IS, another Prize sold aud paid by
sTRATToN
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery Aug Pad.
81 oil "a IL % sc ~ Il 81 Is - 81.
Drawn Nos OF I.eesbarg Lottery 81 Aug 5ih
So 50 81 81 IS Ga 80 Us 81 Al % II.
Ticket Nos. 81 IL 50 prize VI 500 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
SI2.OOO, 10000!
Tu-'dsyi- mas-AIe,andra Ertrs Capitals sIs 900
10000 1000 .4is, 20 Of IS ~ drawn wbol.
Is; halves $50. qrs. LES
$1,000, 5000.
"Wednesday maiI-A.Iandrs. Extra. ISIS, Capital. $1,000
1000 1911 80 Of 1000, &c IS Nos IL drawn whoIes
halves ]; qrs. so
$4,000. COCO.
Tbur,iay's mal-AeIsndta Extra Is6 Capt.l. $40 ooo
5000, 5000, 1900 $780, es5O &c rs Mo- 4.
drawn. whoes $40; halve, S; qr $50.
S45Ou, 1000
$500 1000 SIS so. 500, OF ~ drawn
Wholes ST. halves So qr- IS
$4,000, 1000!
Saturdays NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Extra lss Capitals, SIo 600
5000 iiS Of 1000 &c 20 Nos - drawn whoe 81
So qrs. IS.
s35,29i u or $4,000 nett.
For Monday morning Class Capitals s3S 2e4
10000 nett 10000 1000 1903 1000 &C &c Nos u
drawn Wholes $40 halves S; qrs 2,So.
Buyers are referred my which registered
Al the once, proof OF done; every
drawing continues paid BY me-
20 or In IN. ,bov,
schemes and IN all Lotteries, will be promptly
drawing sent VIXEN requested.
Please addre-s order. N. srRArroN.
All
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
eoryRionr SECURED.
WlLLIS'S LETTERS FROM LONDON.

suxryR .o,,
Power. stain, Of IN, C,,L st.. c.. w., N al,
R,.d w,.I.,.., w"
- "ead'hs-M"s Miiofdsrcs
''e'-A fufai subject Tor Mount. the srtst-EDglish
surinsss-New way oi advertising. -Ilbersl conduct
at Macready's friends towards Ms. Forrest etc etc
My DEAR NouRts-I ,ooL ,dv,,,.,,. os a.. - ;,..t
h. ,,,,., ,h. ,..L.,- - a, a. - &C., rs '
: -, 80 80 NV " " eo"s'sn my
" 'o '' ',ea'"se 'n INC noghoo'-
no 81 OF oA'ord' which Is to be her future home. AM
now IN London, alone. These three days Of
tai aleness have gut, restored brain working con-
din ~. believe and let me sec what have To ,ay TO
Won
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n. Idol i,,d Inv ,.,u,, IA, ,L. -. 49,, -, ~, I,i"i
he has nov, elevated men. ,dc.I oT ,L 49, pa, ~
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WIN. M ,uI ,s upo,.s,,n,,I,, H. :. 80. -. :;
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Tho, 4, ,,k., h, ,h,ok ca Tho, ~ - s 80 30 . s'
..knd" md max o. him ,dnrs 49,, 80. ia,., -
before This Greek slave stand, ~, s,Ir in ,h T,I;h
bazaar Her dress hang, over the piIa, AGAINST which sh
leans is nude with the excepop Of the chain buns
from ws to wrist Ii ia Rir of eighteen of b.,u,v ,s
perfected particular crillcsm of the figure and nh
would ha iy be 10 those who are moi t 40, M
statue md can only of IN, -so, az IN.
which is OF that gives the nude yur. comps,e cb,,ac
ter OF puriy--a LOOK OF calm md lofty wboly
incapable OF willing submission to ber cuptors Power b,
secured by thus work. fancy commissions enough for
new works fully occupy ms linn. II v,. h,ngh, he "a
ngshman Who has been offered four tn,r. the sum for II
II are lieve one of th. London crcs n, the chief
me ri the utue s due to Mrs TroluLe who discovered
Powers geniu, when he was making wax Ggure. in Cpen
na induced him to embrace the nrt and On 10 Tia,
ly.!.
My trip the country made by the Great Western
Rail road which the most complete in it's arrangements
aud sends the fastest trains-,wo every day going their
the rat, Of sixty miles i'm the hour The scen.ty
this direction from london il exceedingly fine Wind
Castle lying the left of ia. track among other oh
OF interest and Reading. the fine old town. honored
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

-TTuaks- TrEHks.-Just 10 hand
per Express, a large supply &C uv.u.,.
oa sH' MVd Frsued rtunssAso as-ostucut Ho..st
sot.- snd Nshes Whehsn BE- sosi 49, Pstc.
into consdsfauoa JTrpAu uysps
Nh 81 Wss MAN -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
CHESTERFtELD

IL The People Of Chesterfield, without distinction Of
Parry, are requested TO their merit Court August
for the purpose Of taking such them may seem
proper, in reference 10 the proposed call Of Convention
with view again to alter the Constitution. full attend
ance OF the people ~ earnestly requested aus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

I'm WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of August
- shaH of' foT sa.e Vi, premises the State
NrEaia they contain about S0CS body ing IN
he county Of Orange, sad distant the Raeoop
Ior ~ from FredcUeknu's and 20 from
thest lands have beea IN that
ssshsh o Ire county embracing almost every tn.
Low Grounds stretch m upwards OF miles Mountain Run
ana are OF unusual breadth they well Nrrzn
staples Com Wheat Oats aad Tobacco plaster act
upon he-and they anofd abundant
an"ni Improvement having excellent run
hnE through them which Of Whilst
an nethauaae source for As
an artee oi als lime being awaysn demand at-
well sdap'edt 10 EaznE abcundng does perpesa water
and ,hhde and being hss Gas land eonalsabs Dwell
hus House on portion oft aud On other nor
tons VIII be divided into Fau'3 suitable sod upor
TIE following terms ~, quarter cash r,ms ni,r IN
ue equal annual instruments the day Of
seihe deferred payments to be satisfactorily secured BY bonds
Win god personal security AM deed
NY broher jeremiah Morton IN my absence,
To any doed to Pufehase and any s1nbes narnarn re-
~ t7-tlkctis IACKaos Noprn1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05


UNDER THE EXCHANG No. 3.
Drawing OF Monongsls Lottery, CIaes u;
43 Ii ~ l6 ~ % . 40 80 % : : 10
Alexandra Extra Class lsa
90 - 80 SO ~ Gu IS So IS IS Is
Alexandra. Class No. 81:
80 Gil IL IL 81 &c - Is Is 6s % 81
W WHAT Il splendid business farming mus,
ne IN TIE year J. ADAM asked what's answer
~A noh.ne only crops short" an apple this
year In the year 2 from county ast.d
how eoPs" very never have had r,n
And on all accounts lain and tina,
Araat Farm and the grounds were washed b,e ON
eveup desrg and apply How get money easy
the thing ;he following schemes for ,"sps
All orders strictly eonhdrnia with Hoyt
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
Cspiisl S35. 29l-Neu 100000!
Alsrandria Lottery Class To be drawn n Alexandria n q
Saturday 9Th August, IssS. and u Drawn nauo..
seheme-s3sSi 10000 1000 1903 so prizes 1000 Of
400. Se Tickets $40 halves s. quarters c-rhat. OF
package OF >; whole tickets and quarter. an pro
portion
s25,nOO Capital!
Alexandria Lottery Class y, he drawn at Ale Iands e
saturday 10th August, isiS. Splendid sehem- GA No. ana
- Drawn Ban $4,000, 10000. 5000 soCU 1850 1900 10
pn1es Of 1909 &c Ticket, only $40 halves S qu,rt,r So
ese-e OF package Of :. whole tickets sitO-haes snd
quarters IN proportion.
$4,000 Capital!
Ahtandns Lottery, CAss 81 drawn at Alexandria d C.
saturday 9Sd August lsIS IS Nos and Ballots
prizes Of 1000 each Tickets $40 halves S. qauer. So
eereae Of package Of IS whole tickets sso-hase.
quarters IN proportion.
Grand Capital Of $4,000
AeIandha Lottery, Class IS be 1t Asr,nsra G.
saturday 3Oih August lsI5 - Nos Dawn Ban-,.-
Grand sehehesI0 O0o Is Oo0 7eOO pms Of gOu0 10
Of 1909 20 Of 1900 so Of 1000 So Of 500 ke ony $40
haVesS quarters so Certificate Of package 81 whole
tickets slio-halves and quarters proportion
Ps-PeSons visiting the city Hoyt II they vant
money. ~ T''
9 Orders for and .ha,. and certificate. Of Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries viii ece i've the most pfopt at,n
ton and Of each drawing be sent 10
all who order Tickets from H. NJ HOyT
Richmond July - 1915