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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
The increasing favor with which the infu

The increasing favor with which the infa-
nous scheme of Texas annexation is %receiv-
ed at Washington is attributed to the pres
ence of Mr.. Polk. The prospective infu-
ence Of office has been too much for the pat
rioiism of several of the Senators; the wa
vering have been strengthened, the doubtful
conf, med, and one Wing, a representative
Of one Of the strongest Wing States in the
Union. is reported to have changed. 1t is
well that a scheme conceived in fraud and
carried on in iniqmiy, should be consumma.
ted by ucachery.--We shall look with some
anxiety to see what reward will follow this
instance of political turpi,ude. Conscience,
faith and honor are soon reduced 10 their
money value in Washington ; we shall be
glad 10 see what is the market price of a
Senator.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
PRICES.
Mr.. Greedy, in a letter from Washington

Mr.. Greedy, in a letter from Washington
to the New York Tribune, says:
81 have a transcript nf some of the hills paid
by McNulty, late Clerk of the House, to James
+. Secor, aud others. of New York, for siaiinna.
~ for Congress. The charges are a,rorinus
Qnills at $40 per thousand sperm candles al
as cents Pc pound fiat cap paper at SO nor
ream, (%s"veral hundred rea,ns.) and then $50
for cutting down two hundred rearns of it.
(Whnever heard Of the like y Cartridge paper
at S3,75. and medium at $3.50, form an array
of hard prices, such as | never saw before. II
Mas buys for himself as he does for Congress,
no wonder he is used up"
Qui!ls $40 per lhousand!!! Whew !
That's plncking the goose TO some purpose,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
CHARAcTERIsTIc.-On Wednesday, Will.

CHARAcTERIsTIC.-On Wednesday. while
mos. of The Wings Of the House of Repre-
sen,a,ives were in the Senate listening TO the
speech Of Mr.. Choate, the Loco Focos voted
down the item in the Appropriation Bill OF
$780, 900 for the purchase Of furniture for thu
Executive Mansion. The Wings no sooner
heard Of this outrage, than they returned 3"
the House en- masse, and with the assistance
Of the better portion Of the Loco Focos, re-
considered and passed the Bill ! The mean
ness Of the Loco Focos was Characteristic,
ss was the m%agnonimity Of the Wings.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07

FIRs.-A fire was discovered at the OH.
verian village, in this town on Friday nom.
ing l4,h ult., in the ware house. belonging
TO The Iron Foundry, Of John l.. Cook, which
entirely destroyed The building and its con-
tents. When discovered. the building was
completely enveIoped in fame which render
I'd it impossible to save any property in it
The building and its contents were insured
in Hartford for twelve hundred dollars loss
estimated at about sl0O0.- HaperhM IN.
H. Democrat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
BURLINGTON
FEMALE SEMINARY,

THE SUMNER TERN in his INSTITUTION, wi
l ommen" March 81. 1915. and continue tw"
Quarters or % weeks. II is desirable iha, all WIN
,nieDd entering the Seminary during The ensuing
Spring. enter ut The commencement Of the Torn. ns
the classes and plans OF study, fur,the whole Term, are
then formed.
This Seminary in all the Departments ofInsftuc
finn and discipline. is under The immediate cnrr Of The
Rev. J. K. Converse, who resides in the Institution,
and will take a faithful and pm entail over ipi' of silch
p 'plis ms shall be committed to hs care. Mr.. C. has
associated with himself four experienced and thorough
Teachers In connexion with moral culture and exie.
rior accomplishment s. il is the aim Of Trustees and
Te'chers TO conduct the pupil, through such a course
o' Thorough study ms shall he productive Of menin'
II rniture and mental ireng,..
Instruction in the French Language will he given
bv a Gentleman, who speaks the French as his YER
narnlar ton gur.
Frnn % 10 30 young Ladies ran be Accommodate
with Board, Rooms, and nj the conveniences FIR srudy
in the Seminary, under the immediate care Of the
Teachers. Such will enjoy peculiar advantages.
Terms; hall payable in alvance.
English Branches an Latin, $500 per Or.
Piano Music sou
Instrument for practice, 200
Drawing, 400
F'nnrh. $50
Board i~ncuiina Fuel, Lights, Washing. and all hi
conrenirnces for s,"dv in sp,cnus and well furnished
Rooms 81. per week by the Term. or S25, per single
Or. OF eleven weeks.
February 10, lei5. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
Dissolution oil COparimer.llip.
THE Firm Of JNO. n. DEWEY and H.. p
/ DEWEY j. this day dissolved.
ii. p. DEWEY.
Burlington, Feb. 10, l6i5. 80

James e. P1erce's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT lNHE Hon. the Pro-
DIzTRICr or CHtTTENDsS s.. ! ATE Co ~ for ,he
Di rrirt uf Chnien len Y all per on concerned in
The F,inie Of JAMES C. p ERCkIa 'e 4 u rm'ing on,
N sad District. he,ta el. t;hEErING.
Whereas, Daniri d. 1ucl ~, Administrator { he
e tate uf All d.sta sed, propose IL rem Lr an acco M
Of hi> administration, au pre- eni hi accoIn mt again I
.aii es are for examination and allowance Al a ,e lion
If the Corri ofPr bate, !" he holden az he Eagle Hall
in Willis,on, in said district 'n the third Monday o
March next.
Therefore, yo, are hereby noiitiel 10 appear efr.
aid coiri a, lie time and place al re, AL, anil sheu
car.-, il any yon have, why III. account aioresai
.hoIld not ie allowed.
Given under my hand Al Burlington, this 18th ds,
of FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1st5..
| 3ew3 VIM. WESTON, RsRisfsy,
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NEW YORK
AND LAKE CHAMPLAIN
STEFAN lRCAT LINE

LOW & DOW, Proprietor.-e9 Old Slips N. Y.
AGENTS,
Me.srs. Mathew.on & Sinclair, Montreal.
Ba.com& Gaylord, Whitehall.
" la on C. Per,c d. Son, ! st Johns,
" VIM. Coo Z, E.q. {. +.
OW & DOW having completed their arrange.
IL meni. for 1915, for The transportation of freight
10 an from New Yor', Lake Champaign. and Can.
ada, during he ea.on Of navigation, are nou pre-, par.
ed 10 con 'raci freight in any aurs MT ihd may re-
Iuure on their ro ne. They have twelve first class
ons in their line including three Steamers whirh
will My constantly lelwern New Z RI and 81. Juh"-.
&. f., and will ran pori heir rargue> without re>hip
ment Their experience in the iai,ine- : enables ,dem
confidently TO >ta'e 'ha' they Tier iacil ltIe> 10 shipper
po.e-scil y no other line.
Transient ii peers will find ii 10 their interest to
call on them.
Liberal advances ma 'e on produre and merchan
die shipped by thi. line anl consigned To Low 4
Dow.-Also, goods purcha.el on commission " L.
u u. 40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
New York Adv'ts.
v. p. PALMER'S AMERICAN NEWS.
PAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.

A CAkn.-
ID the recent destruction of the Tribune Build.
ID ings, l6O Nassau .StrOk, New York, the Coal
Office of v. b.. Paln er, Agent for Country New. pa
pers, was de iroyed, together with all hts 6le> Of
Newspaper, hi. looks & arco mi, furniture, &c.
The peruniary loss i. irfiing. and The intonveni-
cnce TO which il has s ,lje ned him may, in n great
measure, he pee lhv repaired BY prompt nc ion Of
the l,t' slcr> of newspapers for which ei agent. in
forwar linz a copy oi each oriheir IA 'erS to hmi in
New Vort, continuing a notice IF his agency, terms
Of adr.riisipc. dc.
Tho e T. WHOM he has srn' y J pr%'isemen's from
hi. New Ynrk Agency. dn-ioi the IN I year are
earne> tiv requested to forward 20 him pnres contain
ny such dreriiscnen,s. ihai h. may once mere place
'h"n on dc
Tho.e So b whom he has had accosnt~, whe'he
.e'lrh or ui e1lrd, are re- pcr1'll, rel'Ie trl 10 Ter
ward to him a transcript OF them. ,hai he lay e EN-
ale TO enter every hing il II new ST of hooks, ant
tn Is pre.erv We n record Of a account. per aiming 10 hi
agency in .te,c York. Respect 'llv,
V. R. PALMER,
Agent for Country New p'rer> in tn, c,ies
Of New YORK, Philadelphia. Bal more aud Boston
No 80 Ann ~. adjoining the present Tribune Office
New York. Fe' rliary I, 1915. 40
Put usher. OF NEWSPAPERS fr which heis the agen
will oil liee hin, and promote The ~ ice $ of the Agen
cy, by in.erting thi, Card conspiciou,ly in the r res
Eecilve naner..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
John Drvereaux's Estate.

STATE Or VERMONT A r a session Of
DIsirich of Chltienden. SIS. ~ the Probate
Court held al Burlington within and for the dis net nf
Chittenden on the twelfth day Of February, 1915.
present the Hon. Charles Russell. Judge, comes Amos
b. Cooper, administrator of the estate of John Deyei
eaux. late Of Richmond in said district, deceased, and
files in said Courl his petition in wiring, setting forth
that The personal estate Of the said decea, ed, as inyen.
toried and appraised, amounts To The sum of $ keen
dollars; that the debts allowed nv he commissioners
against sad estate amount 10 Si22 sc. and that the
SAID Drvereaux died seized oi about thirty acres of
land, situated in aid Richmond, npprised at one hun
bred and eighty dollars, and that il will be necessary
IN sell all of said real estate for the payment of The
debts allowed against said estate and The expenses of
administrator. ana praying SAID court 10 gran, him
lirense 10 sell md real estate for that purpose. agree.
ably 10 The statute in such case made and provided.
whereupon, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesday Of March. lSi5, for hearing and
deciding on said petition at the office of the Register
of SAID court in SAID Burlington, and dorh order Thai
all per sons interested he notified thereof by publication
Of this order, containing the substance Of said petition,
three weeks successivelv in the burlington Free Press
a new paper pinned in said Burlington, he last nj
which publications. 10 be previous to said second Wed.
nesday of March, lS45.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of Feruary
ls45.
80 WIN. WESTON Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
NOTICE.

The inhabitants of the town of Burlington.
without distinction If party, wiln are opposed In
bringing the license question into the Election
of town officers, are requested to meet at the
American H"tei this evening, (FRIDAY,) for
the purpose Of Nominating candidates to be sup.
ported at the annual March meeting to be held
on Monday next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
TEA PARTY.

The Indies Of the Episcopal Society Of Shell
burn will give a Tea Party, at q. J. Baldwin's,
on Tuesday evening next. at six o'rlnck. La.
dies and Gentlemen from the neighhoring towns
are invited TO attend. Tickets % cents for a
Lady, "a for a Gentleman, and so for Gentleman
and Lady.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07

GT~An editor has dreamed IA capita. speech
on the part Of Mr.. Polk, to clique of Office
seekers. after hearing their professions, and
submitting their bundles of accommodations
for Office. We copy Il paragraph to the
purpose -
"You are aware, gentleman, that on such occasions
as the present. there is much confusion in this city
quite too much for me to do justice 10 your respective
and Just claims; even for me Is appreciate, in So short
a tue, your individual merits"
"Thcreiore, taking into serious consideration these
circumstances, aud more esnrcially the good Of the
country, ! have determined not to make. or allow 10
e made, any appointments hut from persons found
at home. where alone ! can he be I informed IN their
capabilities and moral Characters; therefore absences
will be sure 10 he omitted"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
Trunk Lost.

TAKEN irom the American Hotel, Burlington, W
l on the 2Sih OF November Ia Z, a square black
leather Trunk fastened with copper naiis-On on,
end a card was fastened with the name r. G Stone
Bolton, VI" written u 'on il; and on the other end
adelpiin," printed. The trunk contained gentleman.
wearing apparel.
A sui,ahie reward will he paid for the return OF sac
trunk IN The American Hotel, Burlington. VI.
Plat sburgh, Feb. Is, 1915 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
Henry Fields Estate.
STA TIE OF YER MONT, } n>HE Hon. NJ
@rsat BAygAims 2

9 NJ. POPE world s~ri ,e.ftu'lv inform IN,
-. friend. AMI The public hat he will ell his re-.
naming sos Of Dry Gaod. Al reduced price. 10,
cab, many e hem al prime eesf.
Being drisrm ned 10 ell on his good, before III.
opening Of navigation. thoss waning good Good,
cheap will do well 10 give hin 4 call.
Burlington, Feb. 20, ls45 40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
GREAT BARGAINS

II q al lNsGaGo Tor 8a1ee
TNHE subscriber, W shlng 10 close IN h. mrrchan-
l dang b Isinese. offers for sale the following val
nn' lie properly, w: n lot situated in he c,ntrr e the
beautiful village of Clintonville. and is ihi,iv feet in
front, one hundred and eigh'y feet a"ros from River
street /" Main street, and eialtv-ninc feet on Main 81.
IN which is a three story brick store, covered with
tin, thirty feet in breadth nv forty four in length. the
upper two stories finished in order for n dwelling
house, also n brick store house. covered with Tin
thirty. six feet bv twenty eight, two s,"ries hinh Il
COW hi Sc and barn iwentv-six feet : v eighteen, and
n wooi-hnnse iwenty.cigh, feet nv eighteen. Terms
on".fnurth down and the remainder in 'hrrr annun
'nsialntnis. MATTHIAS HELLER.
Clninnvilp. n. v. Dec. 4. lSii. 2fmS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
REMOVAL.

LAS LYMAN INFORMS his friends and Gus.
- TONER that he ha> remove To The St'fe nj The
corner Of Coiege AMI Gu ircn s reefs lurmer!y "c-
e ipiel lv J. Wait A. Crockery Store. The Block
kn wn a. the Wick ware i%ulJings. Having tho.
70 lghly re'aire ! the Store and i,iiel The bd Il room
ior ''roctrles u lers for sale an ex'en.ivc assortment.
of FANNY Groceries OF superior q airy, seecied
uaricrlnrly for retailing. ton.i.iinp I'll Old Tyson,
Young Hy on II ysun Skin and Black Teas.
Java, La1"ira. Rio. AMI 81 Domingo Cole.
Pepper, Spte, Ginger, Cinnamon, [ love. Nn'negs,
Wool .ys Dunlle rei ed Loaf Sugar, East Boston
Sugar.
Brown Sugar. White HAVANA e. shed do.
Bal tr Beet Nol Chocu'a'c ard Shells.
Snleraii.. RE, Barr Soap oiall qla'i iss.
Fancy r. sr and Almond Ca s ap. Candles 20.
Al Of which nre offered at The most reduced prirs
for cash or credit. Farmers are inf rmel hat MS he
nuw has room for storing he produce, lmo~i any
arid ofGraln,,, Beans, Peas, Baiter, Chee'e, Maple
) gar sc viii Z recet we'd fur GuHd..
DRY GOODS.
Many articles ufhs extensive ,'or; Of Dry Goo'-
h. o Ter. at co,tiur Cash. Tins W. a lord q tine or.
poriuniiy for tho.e wishing to purchase 10 supply
themselves at reduce pi e.
TO RENT.
'gSiIE aloining Store IN the Wickwa-e Block
] cal eiihe "German S ore" Possession given
mnelia ely.
Burlington, % Fey, 1875. SO
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S Sis,I,rt If 3f cSnis @no 81. I are &C" CON-, re or r' the
District of { h%itenlen: To all person concerned in
the e.iaie of Nathaniel Blackman, late III ~Jerich", in
said Di trci, deceased. GREETiNe.
WHEREAS, Selim r. Blackman executor III The last
will OF laid decen. Ell, proposes 10 render an account
Of hi a lmini,ira'ion. and present his acfo mt nga!ns'
said ts'a'e for examination and allowance alta 'es>.
ion of The Court 81 Probate, 20 t holden al the Reai.
iers Office in y '~rlinat"n in laid district, On the second
Welne day of March next.
THEaEruRE, yoI nre hereby notified 10 appear be.
fore laid court a, The time and place af re>aid, and
she,v cat g. if any yor have, why The accO mi Azure
sail hurld moi lie Above.
Gwen under nv hand al Burlington, this 10 h day
Of March, A.. b. 1916.
33w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
Il n lrc, q ch Tm%mo y. 4 7 ,bs p1o%ai /"
Court held nj Burlington within and for said district
tfchitrcndrn on the 18th drv Of February iS45. comes
Srliln +. Barknan, one of the divisees and l,gntes nj
n ,itanitl bac man, late of Jericho in said district
deceased, icstaic ant ma e. applIcnti N IA sail cuurl
in wiring, thai partition Of s,id estate he made among
The several persons entitled thereto under the last vii
mn testament of the said tesi1ior. and PRAYING said
court TO order partition thereof Ia b. made and to M.
point com nisslOners 10 make such partition, ngrrea-
b'v 10 til" statute in such case made and provided.
Whprennnn. the court nf ,resnid doth appoint III,
second Wednesday in March, lS45. for hca' ing an,
deciding in the premises. nj the office of the i,eeiste
Of said court in said Burlington, and doth order iln
all persons interested he not feel thereof by publication
Of this order, containing the substance Of sud ntpli
cnnts' petition. three weeks successfully in the Bur
linr'on Free Press. n newspaper printed IN sud Bur
lnginn, the last Of hi n pu lira'l"ns Ia he previous
to the said second Wedncs nv Of March. lSi5.
Given under my hand this i9Ih day Of February
1915.
3sw3 WIN. WESTON. Reeister.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
LECTURES.

LtR will lecture on Pompeii, this friday eve
ming, at half past 6 O'clock, at Strongs' Hall.
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WANTED.

d the S ,cribers in exchange for carriage work
ID al heir Shop "n Sell urn ST.. a lew thou. and
fe of lir I rate second growth Whi'e Oak and A,h
timber, seasoned, suiiab'r fr Carriage Making, TO-
gether with a thousand or two Of seasoned spoLe..
-ALSO,-
A lad l6 or IL years of IA e, a. apprentice 10 the
Painting lu>iiIe>s, one lhs IAN ring good rerc M
meniaiion>. SPAtLDING g. RUSSELL.
Burlington, Fen. ?Sih l545. 39M4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

Meeting Friday evening, half pas, 6, at Wei.
l%ington's Court Room. Question Is it advisa.
BILE for the United States to adopt he free trade
policy! S. FLETCHER, Sec'y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
Magazines for March.
DOCT. B. J. HEINeBERG
O NCE Nj o 4 Z AT II D VI e,

become cyryalescoo, ! bey TO offer my
services IN The community a, lurpe. NV henl,h
stu hcing u,ccnrp,us viii not allow me To enter INTO
The arIn1ns Il ties of = pliblr p-actjcp | have there.
fine oDrppd tNjth n determination of eefahlisb,n-
anon n snund lnsisl n DRUG STORE under he
,nprllniinn Of p ] HEiNEBERG & ca. 10 which
| have attached n Cnnsiliing Office, where al persons
WISHING IN avail themselves of INV Drrr,s ionni advire
may cnnsuli me bpt w,rr The hours of Q and ~ A. N.
and . and Q P. N. Nv medical career is too well
known in BURLINGTON. &C.. 10 rCo ire comment.
The seinctions of the numerous Drugs. Chemicals.
Instruments. &C.. have been made hy myself from
The frs, and mos, eminent houses in New-York nv
purchnsps h,inp en,,ulv for ra II we shall be enabled
i, rf.r Il, tho mi In, C,iods ,ha, cannu, he eurn7ssed
in o,oGtv and n, snch urir,s rs canroi fal Ia nl.ass.
H,v;ng cncaged the assistance Of n gentleman a
Jiccn,ja,n n, tho Homo, mile Comnanv of ano,heca.
rice I,rIon Fnri,nd PHI vsicians nrescrfn,in,z mad
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
&c.

T OOKING Glasses, Crockery and Glass Ware
II Also. a good assortment Of Family Groceries,
together with Flour and Salt is kent and offered Jor
sale low by G. F. STAMFORD a Co.
Dec. II, ~. 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07
q q

In this village, on the Sd inst, hv Rev. J. X Con-
verse, Mr. FRANCE BRfGGs, Of franklin, to Miss.
CARoLtSE RAMSEY, of this place.
In Colchester, Feb. 20lh, by the Rev. Mr.. Parker,
Mr.. I,AAc HARDY Of Danvers Mass, to Miss MINER.
VA MOVES, of the former place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-03-07

Phiilp WhccIer's Estate,

philip Whceler's Estate.
STATE OF VtitNONr,i 4 t. Pso'a'e Courl
Diirici OF Cha iender, s.. , y held n Burlington,
wi'h n aud FIR >aui ll.iri, of thiiitti len, ON thu &c h
day OF Frbr rary. A.. d 1916, comes Phrnnder Wlrel-
er, enc of The heir To The e,iate nj Philip Wheels
er, la'e of Milton, in al district, lie ca tL, an ii es
in sad Court his petition IN writing, praying ,arl
Corr, TO order partition of sad eta c 10 e made
among he .ev,rai per .un, rniitle thereto;
Where ipnn, The Count AFORESAID doth a.pnin, the
thru Wednes lay IN March, 1915. Tor hearing and
deciding on said petition. al The ufiic, Of he Register
of aid court, IN ,all Burlington, al 10 ocloc. IN the
forenoon, and doth order that ali per on> mere led
IN laid e>ia'e t notified thereof y pu' lca'iou al his
order Tree week., successfully in The 3 ~riingt.n Free
Pres. a new paper printed in and burlington, the
lat OF which pu' iica,ion. 10 he previous 10 the day
anpnin'e Ell as aiure AL Tor hear ug.
Given under my han rh> DC dav Of Fslr 'ary,
1914. WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Feb. 26. lSi5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13


From the above IL will be seen that TURPIN il selling
Pnzes every day. Persons who are in wan, Of money
ehoud Just observe the following Schemes and forward
their remittances without delay.
There are two Prizes Of $50 900 and one OF $4,000
besides others Of $4,000, 10000. $780, &c &c vet TO
be drawn tins month. TCRrIS will sell some OF ihem-so
you want Pze forward your Orders enclosing large or
small remtances, aud address w. p. TURIN.
Richmond, Va
Orders for Packages Cerdeaes or single Ticket. in IN. o
owing schemes OF In any Lottery adve'd by Messr G.
eoy To- viii be attended by AID when ou..
ed, Drawings forwarded a. received.
S30OO0.
erandra Loiery Class - for Is45-o drawn June IIh
OF 1000 Of 1900 Of 1000 s5 of 500 aso of soo
NUs u drawn ballots Tickets ony So halves oaa.r. 90
Cerhaies OF Packages Of IS Whole Tickets halves
rs quarters 32-5e -
$4,000,
herandria Lottery Class 1850 b. drawn lime
Is4S Grat Scheme: s3orOO 10000, 1851 pr.., OF 2SoO
OF 1000, 10 Of 1909. SO of lcOO so Of COO so Of
500 Re 20 N~ ~ ballots Tickets $40: halves auar,r so
Ceheaies of Packages Of 20 Whole Ticket. 40 20 ha. 20
&c quarters Is. -
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery Class 81 1850 be drawn Juoe e5,h
1850 SPLENDID rnzes $4,000 5000 5000 1000 1000
. prizes OF 1000 p OF 5oO &c. IS Is ballots Tel.
O halves quarters $50. Pa kase OF es Who
iieksi' $780, % halves IS: IS quarters y so
Do In addition to the above large Schemes W. p has av,v.
on hand Tickets smaller ACKNOWLEDGMENT raugisg nom Ioo
TO $4,000 and TekeIs 5l-dawinrs on xtch A.,
eeived daily Por primes IN any Lottery, addTe..
w P. TURPIN
DfrNu,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
J. &. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS

nos n
Office No. l0l West Main street.
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