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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-04

OHo,-Ihe Hon. Thomas Corwin has
been elected, by the Legislature of Ohio,
to the US, Senate, for six years from the
4'h Of March next, in place Of that motto
rIous oboIiionisr, Tappan. The vote
stood: Thomas Corwin, 6O--David r.
Disney, As. Gov. Corwjn is one OF the
most eloquent men in the Union, and has
raised himself TO his present Distinguish
ed position, solely by his own exertions,
having, in the early part Of his life fol-
lowed the occupation Of u tcamster for "A
livelihood.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-04

Acting President Tyler has appointed
the notorious Reuben NJ Whitney Re
cordcr Of the General Land Office. Do.
ring the last war this same Whitney
was a Commissary in the British Army,
and actively employed in doing every
thing he could to bring defeat and dis
grace upon our arms, Yet he is appoint
ed to high and responsible office!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-04

II auf country DtuFrlf filf NJ NJ
Istfas . should Do sg ~ saI enaamsf
|lfmashoIf tur 900 fhu 6ally1 af lha
.eanhwHN..1a sl.f aaI lnubual yafy
.HurG ns nIf r4unffU tom bHBv
moral aul uru5u, a.I bru1 Oh.
BHrHg lly m I0 fH8 aJp1ifas uU1rI
fua u aaa liaplJ.ua m90ol ra1g
att-f #HHmf tfs .rH#H-Hu#8-r ruvru
~ ay 10. blgH principles of honor paI
.uaur. 0I how 0nna people rou a.
main Hauw' nul Iu.tuuIoraab 1n aut
ucuHae1 of mJrh 'epfo,y, cpn rnaIt
Iu inlHuI
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-04

The New STATE oS iowA.-In Inc r.
). Senate, on the 9th uIt, Mr. Tappan, of
Ohio, presented the requisirion of the
Territory of Iowa to be admitted into
he Union as a sovereign, independent
state, and a copy OF the constitution
adopted at late convention Of the PEG
Ple-aII Of which was referred 10 the
Committee on the Judiciary There is
tIe doubt entertained but that another
star will soon adorn the bright consteIa.
uon Of freedom in the western heni-
sphere,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-04
Thomas Morris, Esq, for MANY wear

Thomas Morris, Esq, for many year.
conspicuous party man in Ohio, diec
suddenly aud Unexpectedly on the 7rh
uIt lie held the station Of u. 8. Sen,-
Tor for one entire term, besides various
state Offices Of trlst AMI honor. For
the last six or eight years he has been an
active mambe: OF what is called the lib
crty party in Ohio. As politician, he
was strong democrat.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
ARE YOU ASSESSED!

The time is fast approaching when 1t lie
necessary for all who desire TO exercise
the invslastlerighi OF suffrage, 10 examine
The assessment in h;s ward or township, and
see ,ha, his name has not been omitted. u
should be remembered, that il YOU have not
been assessed, al least TEN DAYS before the
nex, election. and have not paid State or
County tax within two years past you
cannot vote.
lie, every one then. make il his e'Pec ia
business, TO examine the assessment IN per
son, and see that his name is inserted INT
defy MUST ne performed on oI before Sa'uT
day, the 4,h Of October. Aher that dat
al ,oW be TOO late.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
LuzERNE COUNTY TICKET.

The Democrats of Luzerne County have
nominated Wm. Merri6eld and James s.
Campbell for the Legislature. Harris Jen
kins; Register g. Recorder, John Johnston
Treasurer, Philip Meixell Commissioner,
aud Christian Bertels, Auditor. Among
other resolutions, the Convention passed
he following.
Resolved, That Charles r. Bucks
lew,( ,(provided Columbia County concurs,
he The Senatorial Delegate to represent
this Sen usoris District in the convention
TO nominate Canal Commi issioner, or
he 4th Of March next. and that VIII
lam Merri6eld and James s. Campbell
be Representative Delegates from this
county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
NOT ADMISSA BILE.

A Liverpool correspondent of the
Commercial Advertiser, states that al the
recent conference Of the Wesleyans, a
preacher from this country presented
credentials from Bishop Soule, Of the
American Methodist Church, and it be-
ing ascer,nineG that they had been Civ.
en- since Bishop Soule had joined in viii
The Methodist Church South, and thai
me candidate sympathzed with that
movement, The conference premp'orily
re fused TO admit or receive him either
IN The capacity Of preacher or brother.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

HENy G. EYER-The editors of the
Unicn. have neglected to men
lion in ,heir proceedings. of the Canal Com
nissioners Convention, that Henry Z
Eyer had been nominated and that hi'
name was Withdrawn before the ballotting
commenced, MIR. Burns, Mr. Painter 81 Mr..
Eyer, were the three prominent candidates
Mr. Eyer would have had strong vote
or the frs, ballot, although he! has
exerted himself 6u, lille 10 secure his nom
lns.ion His friends evidently held iht
balance of power in their hands, but weT'
all, without . single exception, also .h'
friends Of Mr.. Burns, and with Ihe consen
OF Mr.. Eyer, wisely concentrated 'heI
whole force upon Mr. Burns a, fTstwhicl
secured his nominslion on the second bal
lot. Il is but jus. 10 Mr.. Eyer to maxi
This statement thai his lriends may know
why his name did no, appear in the sallo'
ings. -Sunbury American.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
II --7-z-i@-.-
A NOBLE ACT.

Il Detroit Express OF Friday evening
speaks Of an intrepid ac, performed by a
son Of Gen. Brooks, which deserves her.
,lding. A young man fell overheard
from a steam ferry boat; while trying
to dip pail of water Being out oi
his depth and unable 10 swim, he was in
great danger OF drowning, when lhe lad
'poken OF, being younger and much less
musculsr, plunged in and rescued him.
Although the boy is bul sixteen years oi
age, this is lhe second time that ha has
performed the noble feat Of resculng a
FELLOW creature from impending death.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
oFFIClAL.-iNTEREsTlNG

Information from Geusral Taylor's head
quarters a, Corpus Christi, has been re.
ce,ved as late as TO the 30tn Of August
Since his last despatch, seven companies of
The 7lh regiment Of infantry have arrived
At his camp. The General speaks in com
nendalory terms Of the battalion of arlil-
ery from New Orleans, under The command
of Major Galley.
The gallant Texans are determined to
do their duty in defence Of their State
Presiden, Jones has notified General Tay
or tina, he has taken preparatory steps tc
organize one thousand men for service, If ne
cesssry.
General Taylor has communicated tc
Gaines his wish GO, 10 have any more mi
liiia force sen, from New Orleaus 10 him,
no, apprehending ,ha, there will be any oc
casion for their services He states that
there is no news from Rio Grapde. Some
idle rumofs are occasionally brought in
from tina, quarter, but the accurate informa
lion he possesses so entirely discredit'
hem. that he does no, think them entitled
10 repetition. Union.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

The Potisville Journal states that q
woman left her infant on bed. while
she went down stairs 10 attend to some
domestic duties, and on returning sh,
found large ca, lying upon the infants
breast, with its head near The child's
mouth, as if in the scl Of smoking is
breath. Upon examination the chlld
was discovered to be dead. having me'
lis death in This most extraordinary and
distressing manner.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

her citizens will cheerfully pay what the
law authorizes and requires. Recent,
events fully justify The confidence l feel
and express, and | am satisfied your
most rompt aud energetic exertons
will be pu, forth to accomplish an object
so emineotly worthy OF our united eli.
forts.
deem i, proper to add; that in my
repor, TO the Legislature. will alIemp'
10 notice as they drseiv We, those cnun'lrs
that so satisfactorily responded to my
former circulars, anl thus placed the
Treasury 10 the cond't o. TO met the
August interest. Those counties, how
ever, that did not AID in that impotlant
duty, will have an opportunity OF rem
deiing as great service 10 the Common
wealth, by paying within this year 'ht
amouni due. The arresrages of iorme'
years will of course be expected 10 react
The r. essury within the lime mention
ed.
With the highes, respect,
am your obd't servant.
JAMES Il SNOWDEN,
Stale Treasurer
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
A TOUCHING CASE.

The Weslches,er J ffersonlan, in no.
tcing the death Of John Patton, a lad
Ia wears old, attributes il TO The melsn.
choly effects produced by the murder Ct
the brother Of the deceased, WesIy Pat
ton, by Jabez Boyd. The editor says:
The mLliIaled aud dis6gured remains
Of Wesly haunted his Imagination day
and night, and gave his youthful memo.
nv no rest. To use his own language
he could not cover Wesley up. '-Fr om
The moment of witnessing the sad and
narrowing spectacle presented in the
fendish murder of an sdeclionale broth.
er, a deep and settled gloom took pos
session of his mind, which the constant
care oe those around him could not allie
vate. He was sent 10 school, in hopes
that the scenes Of boyish fancy, and the
mingled play Of young associates, would
bring back The life aud joy TO his eye;
hut no, there was no rest, 70 respite
from the gloom around him. In the
midst Of play, and while repeating his
lessons, the spectacle was still before
him, and he would burst out in uncon.
trollsble grief, until The heart slckened
Al his sohbrings. HIS frame sunk under
he oppression, and still the vision was
There; and when a short time before his
death, maternal care hung over and in.
Inquired his wants, twas still Wesley,
Wesley is giving me drink of wa
her, was his reply. Who can rathon
he depth of his suf1'e ring? Blu. .'ht
are now over; he has left this earIhl,
scene, and passed into The emarace o
an saeolonate brother, who stood upol
the brighN shores of eternity, beckon lnj
him 10 scenes Of joys unnunbered
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
THE WAR FEW Err.

The alexandria Gazette ssys;-lt is
admitted now, on all hands, that there
has been more bombasi, fuss, iuS'aIn,
rant, and nonsense, about The Mexican
Wal'-thsl is 10 be, or is no; 10 be
than ever before disgraced a strong aud
powerful nation 10 its preparations to
commence a contest with a poor, weak
md miserable one. The thing has bee"
carried so far that the national good
sense begins 10 revolt at It's further con
rnuance.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
WHEN DO YOU SHAKE?

A lady writing from Springfield, Hi
nois, says:-'How would you like 10
live in place where q mau's salntallons
to his neighbor OF good morning, slr,
is followed by SIS ,hls your day of shak.
rng, si?' and mo, bless The Lord, don't
shake till Tomorrow or the day after,
as the case may be IL being periodical
ia its attacks, amusing some every day
at a certain hour, Others on every second
OF thiLG daV.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

aTrom all paris OF aae county, we con
,inue TO hear The mos. cheering news o'
the prospects Of no, only carrying the he
,moval Bill, ,ba, Of eleciing the whole "cSe''
by tremendous majority. Bot the 'r'enos
Of The question must moi be inactive, ioT
lhey have willy foes 10 contend with, and
although they now appear TO be eeP,'hey
are making use OF all the secret slralagemS
tha, they can devise to defeat the question
Not daring publicly 10 bring up an sn'''re-
moya candidate fo- any Office, they are hrs'
seeking candidates in the removal in'eres
with the hopes Of dividing our votes, ma
they may on the eve Of the election rally
their forces and slip IN their. own candidates
between We appeal TO the friends OF he
moval 10 disappoin. them, by being hrn
and united. Remember ths, this eIecllo'
decides The controversy. and renember,'oo
that "UNIrED WE STAND, DIVIDED
WE FALL"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

sPFdeuds Of Removal, we warn you
,g,ins, the old trick Of your enemies. lacy
ao M, ven,ure 10 nominate ticket OF their
own. knowing their weakness, bat 'hey
v;ll ,,,emp, to break into our ranks by iu-
,ducipp Removal men n,realor pretended 10
run az volunteers. Shall they succeed with
this trickf There is no safety, except IN
supporting the whole ticket, put in nom'ns
,on bv The County Convention; and we
hone ,ha, no friend Of the question VIII
throw away .single vote on an irregular
candidate. l, is necessary that the puonlc
Officers. who will have The duty OF carrying
.ou, the will of the people, in pertec"ng 'h'
Removal, should be the stern friends o' ma
measure Of justice. IL they are NOT no ont
csn fore,el the consequences. the will OF 'h'
people may be disregarded or de'ayea'sn'
The measure receive deadly stab from H.
nre,ended frieods LIE, no one then, b'
persuaded from his integrity at this jnnc'ur'
when every thing depends upon hrnnes'
,f posi,ion. The sky is ceaT, lei no clou'
darken il; and msy we move on har" "of''
ously united in euery thing, 10 ave'orl
Aha, shall be decisive and final!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
=. - = l-7l77allI--
BON MO /.

Mr.. Clay, says the Wheelug Times,
came up the RIVER from Maysville "a
in the excellent Wheeling
steamer Senate, McLove, master. A.
he was going on board, he remarked
that he had hoped his public life wa.
ended, but he perceived he mus, 90 IL.
20 the Senate again.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
A LIBEL.

n young bride groom has in''i'n'ec
a sui, for libel, sgaiest the editor oi pa
per in the interior OF New York, because
10 the announcement Of bis marriage
, was attached piece Of poetry. wishing
him all sorts Of icsahubisl bLsses.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
H.s.n11zZaE1zel4
GEN JACKsON'S COAT.

The COZ, worn by Gen. Jackson al the
battle OF New Orleans has been presented
to lhe National Institute by Gen. Thomas
II. Bradley, in behalf Of portion OF .h'
citizens of Tennessee, with a request 'hs
i, have a place by the side OF the one won
bv the father of our common copniiy--
General George Washington
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
WHOLESALE ROASTING.

The IS cam Hen,' Matching sppar.
alus at Wehawken, was burned on Sat
urday night, together with several thou
sand ducks, chickens, turkies, &C., il
all stages.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

The MaysvIlIe E gle announces The
leath Of The II v. John Collins, of the
NJ. E. Church, aged II years. He was
preacher for more than half century
havicg commenced his labors in l776,
in New Jersey, from whence he remov.
ed TO Ohio in 1902
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
DEATH WARRANT.

The ,Governer Of Pennsylvania has
issued his warrsot for the execution OF
Jshez Boyd, convicted Of murder in
Chester Co., 10 be carried into effect on
JEridsy, 2lst Of Npyember next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
OEITJ5A

DIED In BIoomsbutg, on Friday
morning last l8h inst, Mr. ABRAHAM
PEELrR, formerly of Fishipgcreek, aged
shout 25.
On Thursday last, MARY f. eyed 3
yeaTs, daugher of Mr.. William IIeiIiu
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

Wlliim Wheeler, one Of the ring.
leaders Of the gang of negroes, who re-
Gently left Charles county, Md has
been tried by the Charles county, Courl
now in session, on an indictment fol
insurreclion, and found guilty. The
,,un,shmen, is death. One Of his ac'
complies is on trial for The same oc
fence.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
COMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE


Brisrcreek BENZ. s. Gilmore, Jacob
Grlon. Nathan Seely.
Bloom Stewart Pesce, John X. Grotz
w. s. Thompson.
Cen,re--Solomon Newhsrd Isaac Low.
Isaiah Salmon.
Cauawissa--John Sharpless, Isaac S.
Monroe. Abraham Ludwig.
Derry-Nesl McCsy,J ohm F. Derrt John
Crawford jr.
FrsnkIin-George Mears. Peter Kline,
Peter Dolman.
Flshingcreek k-Harmon labor Daniel
Peeler; A. ". Kline.
Greenwood Nicholas Kind,, John Rob
bins, Geo. w. Morris,
Hemcck-J. PurseIl,lsaac Leidy, Thos.
Vanderslice.
Jackson-J. F. Knouse, Dan'l Pous,,
Chester Smith.
LinesloLe-Judge Oaks, William S.
avis, Frederick Mcbride.
Liberty-John Martin H. p. Stineman
Moses Stecker.
Madison-Jacob Demou, Caleb Tho mas
Levi Bisel.
Mahoning-Iram Derr, Elias Menden
| hall.
Montuer-George II. Willis, John Die
| erich, Leonard Lazarus;
Nj. William Howell, Johr
Ruckel. Andrew Jacoby.
Maine-Isaiah Shumsn, John GruveI
John Fisher.
tflin-Samuel Greasy, Marshal G.
Kinney. John Keller jr.
Orange-Isaac Kline, G w. Lou, John
B. Edgar.
Pax,on-Chris,ian Shuman, Conrs'
Eredbender, Adam Michael.
Rosringcieek Michael r. Hover, L
G. Price, AMI Brown.
Sugarloaf-Henry Hess, Isaiah Cole
Abraham Young.
i Valley-W lillian Alue.
The Standing Committee, appoint tn
foregoing committees of Vigilance in the Sc
eral townships, in pursuance of resolulo
p sssed by The Removal Convention on III
9Th inst. The Committee of Vigilanc
will see TO the attendance Of voters on III
day Of election. ard until that ume, suppl
lhe people OF their several townships wi
=. correct information upon the Remova
Question, &c.
Sept l6,h. ls45.
G. r. BUCK ALE v.
r. ]. HUTCHISON.
WIN. j. keller
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

; hereby given to oil persons not to purcli
u certain Note of baud given by Inc to frCa
Miller, dated Sept. y, ls4S, for the sum oftvI
hVe dollars, payable six months afte. date as,
received 10 consideration for ss d Note,
refuse 10 pay tue same.
MICHAEL HENDERSON,
MoIHepf, Sept, 30, ls46--22
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
Caution

rs hereby given to all persons not to purch
n three Notes of hand, for fifty dollars each, di
July 81, ls44, signed by the suhscriror aud D
payable to Daniel Savage, one in one year, unt
two years, and the other three years from dar
Also three other Notes Of hand, signed by the
scriher, for seventy.one and twothirds dollars c
dated July 4, 1914, made payable to Moses Ss'
one payable in one year, one IN two years
one in three years from date, as there was de-
ton praeticed in obtaining said notes aud thcrd
not having received a vsiue for them ! shall ID
to pay them unless compelled by law.
THOMAS CAROTHEEI
franklin, Lycoming county, Sept 20; 1881
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
We are requested 10 announce
DAVID CLARK.

OF CaItawssa, as candidate for the LIE.
g'slalurs at ,he ensuing election.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
Notice..
RTh.seOHA EHERE,Cli

A Ill persons having unsettled accounts Ell.
"a with the subscriber, or with the late firm
SiIverthorn x Boone, whether the balance he
his favor or against him, are requested to CO
forward and settle them Immediately, that he %
the wise is sufficient.
MARSHAL SILVERTHORy
September 20. q
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

The True american newspaper which
was removed by a mob, from Lexirg'
ton to Cincinnati, it appears by letter
rom he publisher, is not to be poblish
ed again,qs he has re turned a remitta nee
for the subscriptions Mr.. c. M. Clay is
ecovering from his indsposition.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20
FATHER MILLER'S APOLOGY

Fa,he, Miller has published an ad-
dress or apology in relation to his doc
trines concerning the end Of the world.
He admits his mistake as TO time, but
'sys he was acuated by pure motives
,lso, that since he was wrong as 70 time
ne can only live in expectation of the
-vent. He concludes this:-
For my indiscretions and errors, | ask
pardon. and all who have spoksn evil OF
me without cause, freely forgive. My
Iabors are prlnci palIy ended. shall leave
10 my younger brelheren The task of con-
leuding for the truth. Many years IolIed
alone; God has now raise those who will
|il my place. shall no, cease 10 pray for
The spread Of truth
ANOTHER "A leading Milerite, Of Port
land. Me-, has confessed his errors and a.
handoned the ridiculous imposure
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-20

G. X. BUCK ALE v.
r. J. HUTCHINSON.
VIM. j. KELLER
MICHAEL r. HOVER.
NJ. F.. JACKSON.
Standing Committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

10 lie Supreme cour, Beneh. What : usasG !;
in The one case, must be Construed e treason ~
The other. BIZ, mark The INCONSISTENCY IN MI.
Woodbr.,'s ca {, liz Pfesiden'' acco'a'fs =
Wing assertion, meant TO sim bow ~ ne
uadc Ii Sir. Bac!.&na"'a e'ss, upon ~ same
au,hori,y. The prcsiien, wished !" A,'Dsel'e 'i!H
cause d. free "a!:, t. removing Mi' h"'''a"a =
whose views. On ',ia' question. a'e supposed y
cabarass lie C"binc'. ~ na
ii, hn; proper tor "s I" Tea-ssi p.a'" as., anu M
emoba,;ca.ly. or conviction, upon me 0es' -,
farma!on Tia, ,here Is perfect harmony ana s'o a'
ise!ira bsiwecn lie President ard al! The mem
bers Of his Cabiac,-ll'a' he is satisfied WIN 'ne
ability viii, Which they have discharged 'nti'
duties. End ,ha, he is FAR from eehns any Az: :
~ 10 remove MIR Buchanan" OF any o'her oao',
ne, officer. Whatever may be The 'pn''os :,
Mr.. Buchanan On The Tariff and We do"o' not
they have been grossly misreFresen'e' y We
wiz ,he presiien, il determined 10 DO ms
vto,c ,,,,.v and relcem ev-ry pledge made 10 he
marry which elected him. lie alone IS resPon-
SHE . H. counay for 'he discharge Ct his hlsn
responsibilities. ara wc have confidence IN ms
abiI;,v saa boresy 10 stand up for The 'iga''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
Managers Office.

T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
NINE .O11Eay FOR THIS MORNlSG-S7 500
i 20 Of 100. Ae.-7e :es u drawn. Whole
Ticket. 50 80, halves Is, quarters 6a cents. Fo
Package. or ringle Tickets Call L.ie II o'clock, al The
capital prize office OF I. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Fer this Evenings ooo, s,o50, 5000, 90 Of COO
Gc.-7s Sos., Is crawn. Whole Tickets S..
Ais, the Dollar Lottery 5000 Capital Prize.-7,
Nos, Il drawn. Whole Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. of Pckomoke Lottery, Glass 203
IS 70 Il 3 Is % ~ &c IS 10 Al.
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 TO- another Capital, so'c
and paid by BiGGER G -
Drawn Nos. az Delaware Lottery, Glass IA
- S IS 81 81 Il 30 10 ~ "a c. 80.
Drawn Nos. o. Pokomcke Lottery, Clas: ~"
a. 81 Us s 81 81 63 Is 10 b. ~ ~.
BIGGER / CO.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery. Class !o'
10 sc - 4, II IS 81 81 - ~
prswn Nos. of Posomose Lottery. Class -
s. 20 81 30 3 - IS ; "a; CT - ii 20 ,; -
80 " - BIGGER & co.
Dawn Nos of n.awsr- Lottery. Gas y" n!
Is IS IS ii 70 - - &c IL ~ ~.
Oct. Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14
10 the Public.

T HAVE This day sold nv etti.e Sac
i Watches, Iewelry. Silver and Plate "
Military and Fancy Goods, 10 my bronze.
rnuei p. Michel, and Mr.. Join Il Tyr.
have transferred 10 them all teb. due NJ %
account, since Oclotc! Isl, lslO, and III
fully authorized 10 give receipts aui SEX
same. My brother ard Mr.. Ty'e! haze +.
nv employ, and connected IA bushes, VII
for several years. ard i, affords ,ae pleasure
can win tull confidence in every rcsstt
commend them 10 The patronage Of my oiir
and customers. WIN. MITCHELL !