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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-19
ANTI-SLANERY ESOUTH

AN i1-DlLAf FIN l Al IL IL " Ii.
1t is a cheering fact to the laborcr in the
anti-slavery field, that not only is the public
sentiment Of the North being regenerated,
but the South is awakening from her sense
of false security, aul is inquiring, ''yyhat
shall | do to be savedl" Progress is being
made in those sections of our country.
where until recently prevailed the silence
aud order of despotism; and though the
Royal stan lard OF abolitionism has not there
been unflrled, though the people do not
yet comprehend the true means Of omanci-
pating both mister and slave from their
thraldom and destroying the principle of sla-
very; there has been awakened a spirit of
inquiry which will lead them by and bye.
fully to understand the nature of the system,
and the character Of the remedy that must
be applied.
They have those among them, who hav--
ing felt the incubus weight of slavery upon
the energies of their people, have detormin--
ed to throw it Oft, to adopt a system of free
labor, and by establishing other relations be-.
tween the employer aud the employed than
those which now exist, hope to give new
vigor to the South, and to lay a foundation,
upon which should be reared the super.
structure Of her prosperity. We regret that
som of the most distinguished of these do,
not take a more liberal and comprehensive
view of the subject than they do. They
see the evils Of slavery, they know it to be
a curse, yet they are fearful of parting with
this curse too soon, and advise a system of
gradual emancipation, and urge even that
upon the pe2l lc more as a measure Of erpe-
dency, than a matter IF principk.
We however rejoice in the agitation of
this question in almost any form, and re-
gard it as an evidence that society is max,
ing progress toward true principles and will,
ultimately become Interested in the support.
of the great moral movement by which the
abolition of slavery is to be effected. We.
are glad to find honest, sincere opposition to,
the system, in whatever connection, or in,
whatever degree. If there is enough aboli-
tionism in thepolitical parties to be seen by a
microscope. we will rejoice thereat. And if
the churches have enough anti-slavery life to
cause them to wander among the tombs even
as the Devils did Of old, and to rend them
selves, that also is a cause of r7ioiqing.-
And when we see the Clays and Snodgrasses
OF the South; agitating the public mind with
a discussion Of the question, our heart leaps
for joy, for we know that good must result,
and that honest minds will finally arrive
at just CONCLUSIONS, These men are doing
a great work, part Of which is a necessary
preparation and will certainly advance the
cause, while another part is unnecessary and
hurtfuL, and tends to retlrd rs. progress
Much as We sympathize in the trials to which
such have been subjected, yet to, admit thew
are abolitionists in the high meaning of the
word, would be aiiXing the seal Of our own
condemnation, for if they are consistent alb
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-19

Clark Co., Ohio, 5tr, mo-, 10Th 1915. by
RICHARD WRIGHT, Clerk.
We also hive full unity with this cpistle.
SARAH d. DUGDALE,
MARY +. BENNETT,
CELIA ANDERSON.
ASENATH FRAME,
MARY ANN HAYWOOD,
ELIZA SWAYNE,
HANNAH HOWELL,
MARY Il. DUGDALE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-19
REMOVAL.

&Subscribcrs, Correspondents, and Ex-
changes will take notice that our Publication
Office is removed from Ae3O LjsJon, to SA-
Lem, CoLuMB1ASA Co., and that James Bar
naby, Jr., Of that place has been appointed
General Agent for our paper.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-19
ANTI-SLAFERY BUGLE.
gAIIM, 91PI8MBBn %, l343.

81 love agitation when there is cause for it
the alarm bell which s~tlrtlcs the inhabi-
tants of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their ds.'-EiHiund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-19
DEAR FRIENDs:-

LEAR RlENDS.-
Although prescribed by our
early Meeting OF Indiana, (under the influ-
ence OF a few who wish to bear rule) we
have nevertheless in this state of DISCOURAGE
ment still kept up all our meetings for wor-
ship and discipline, and we feel It to be our
duty, Notwithstanding, our trials have be-
come of no ordinary nature, to continue to
meet together, remembering the promise of
our Divine Master, that when two or three
are met together in His name, there will
lie be In the midst of them. This encourage
ing promise, we hope while it is remem-
Dered by us, may have a tendency to stimu-
late us to every good word and work; and un-
der the influence of this feeling, we feel it
our duty to salute you as brethren of the
same family, with this Epistlo from our
Quarterly Meeting, believing that many of
you can and do feel the cause of Truth
very dear to your best life.
We may here acknowledge the receipt of
an Eplstle signed by many Friends after
your late Yearly Meeting, which was truly
acceptable to us, and cause of announcement
IN our moments of trial. As the cause of
our opposers has been much commented on
In various quarters, we presume YOU are no
strangers to the case, and therefore further
particulars at this time may be out of season
or unnecessary.
We much desire that your assembly may
be overshadowed by the divine prescnce,and
that love, that true badge of discipleship.
may abound amongst you. And dear friends,
we hope that you, as children of the same
Heavenly Father may be permitted TO feel
for us, and with us, seeing that for the testi-
mony of a good conscience towards God, our
names have been reproached, and many falls
tiles abound concerning US, But this is no
new thing, and we desire TO be enabled TO
bear our allotted portion OF suffering with
moekness and christian iorbearance.
With feelings Of alloctionate love, we are
your friends.
Signed on behalf, and by direction of our
Quarterly Meeting, held at Green Plain,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-19

FRIENDS EDIToRs:-Fhe following COM
munication was sent to the Editor of the
Liberty Herald, but that Liberty hcing gem
tleman declined publishing it. If you think
it worthy Of a place in your valuable little
sheet, you will please insert it. / strongly
suspect the HerGM man is more attached to
his party than to the cause of human liberty
and happiness. n. IL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-19
For The Liberty Herald.
SPRINGFIELD, Summit Co., Aug. 90, 1915.

'H'b1 N"'N - ~ - ACtOs
Mr.. Tart have for some time past been
identified with the Liberty party, and a sub
scrlber to your paper. | believed the plan of
political organization the best for abo,ishinr
slavery, but having recently heard the lee
lures of Miss Kelley and Messrs. Foster and
Stebbins on this subject, | nave been irresist-
IDLY drawn to the conclusion that the plan
proposed, can effect little or no pood, for the
following reasons. First, because Congress
has not the power to abolish slavery except
in the District of Columbia and Territories;
Second, because when we vote for il man for
office, on taking that office he has to swear
to support the Constitution of the United
States, which seems to me like pulling down
with one hand and building up with the o tn
er, because the individual though going into
Office professedly an Anti-slavery man has to
SWEAR to support slavery. know it is con-
tended by many that the Constitution is an
Antl-slavery document; but as it adagis and
authOrizeS a slave representation in Congress,
L don't see how they make it QUIT also de-
mands the surrender of the fugitive slave, and
the suppression of insurrections,-a pretty
Constitution this, for Liberty men to c0te un-
der! Besides, should not all the State Con-
situations be in harmony with the Federal
Constitution Slavery then could not exist
in these States except in violation of that
Constitution if it be anti-slaveTy. Yet Lib
erty men say and claim that the only power
Congress has over slavery is in the District
Of Columbia and Territories, virtually ac-
knowledging the Constitution to be "A slave =
holding document, although they may deny
it in the next breath. How then is it possi-
BILE to abolish slavery under the present or
ganizationl 1t is admitted on all hands, that
the South cannot sustain slavery without the
aid Of the North-it follows then as a matter
OF course that it falls to the ground when the
Influences that support it are taken away
Suppose the Liberty party $50 called) should
so far succeed as to elect James G.. Birney
and members of Congress from all the free
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-19
NATHANIEL IIASWELL.

Below will be found the rejected Epistle
OF Green Plain Quarterly meeting, with the
reply OF between one and two hundred menu
Ders of the Ohio Yearly meeting.
TO THE OHIO YEARLY MEETING
OF FRIENDS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
aRAfff' lNEsfSEsst ifiIyg

TINS medicine being productive of the mo.t
ana certain reu Ia sn,et the ffsss Comma,
s.spnon Pain In the chea s,ds coughs Col psu.-
X" Sweat ana Asthma lis ted h, m
.s "f vs. e"mn- ndaison the NJ our mo-,
"m owing ana respected eitix~nz 10
maj n-f- must De pra.> or ~o. ~,
De gwen 30 feey and ahk IIsah Re os.iy, f., N. g.
introduction IN The day. o al an ~,
n'-nsi bensheiai AMI no, i.y ,u,, n h.
oseo raced mort eo.essy Ia IA. faa pats. nj p, com
py nr with The simple directions ar'aes.d b,u No p a
aa- az Coh-'imp,i.n aud dangerous 10 en- G, the b,
raee mas Induced the needy IN x.,,
shi ee"t.nsnf his noirua., which
VIC mere asrrav'tns entirely .,d
hu. TO gain they dre.iv. dyr f,n men
even 30 much thought Of tb-, ,,,a.
we leave such demons tie q. Of th., .n
e"n-sner The Prop,ieio' having p,o.,
q" the Restorative In his individual and in nambe,
s can r>comneaf tito n conf .ln, ,,.
e 'ha 'sihu u'si " mace The
The following esrineatr from Dr. Chiffon In. wei, Know,
New York Chemist: 49,
u have anliyr-d bottle medicine Gale. &C. Brne..,hor-
Health Restorative and ind that contain Mercury n,
any other metallic opium any Of u. form. n
e'mpos-dof vegetable entirely"
JANIS n. CuLro-. NJ. D.
-, O. BRiNckERIioPF, Proprietor n. "
BosAcr HvrsErT, u. 4. Agent
Principal Ohes, 80 Hud-on Street New Yort
1T For sale by III. Agents
I" GAYNoR. WOOD co, Dru,.ias
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
n. Y. MARKETS seo,, eoa,p

N. Y. MARKETS, Sept. 80 3-4P.M
The sales OF reach 1900 bales and the arke, il,
rather bracng up.
No change In flour All the receipts in Troy and &C.
nesee are taken by home trade S475, Michigan and
ONO ut SI,69L75
No important sales Of Southern; old Georgetown and
Howard suect SI.75, Sass. No sales Of wheat or
rye to-day Corn firm, cargo Of IL, sold So cents
measure. Oats ~ cents.
No large buSine IS in provisions; prices steady.
There have been large sales vi turpentue 50 rs
2oO lbs, some on speculation. Tar il dull ut S225.
WhsIebOne is held 33c, and 321 bId oil 34c sci.
ler.
GOO Very Cruz hides pm I.
Whiskcy 23,231.
No change in money matters exchanges.
T. . ENeninR-The sales Of day are 400
bales; $50 hhis Porto Rico Sugar have been cold for
tO-day.-JouR Con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

SrrrENbER ~, is45
ToBACCo-The unfavorsble secounts from IN, coun.
ny with very light receipts have given more animation to
the Market and slight advance prices We auo. fin.
.hiPPhig from 81 To 9lU rs IN quality. Manufacturing
descriptions hiRher
6RAiN-whes. no, declined So; wo quote il n, 90 10
and Depot. 3aA37ic
CUT NAl.S--it TO iIc
n c. CofToN-6ia7e.
sas-i"petia and Gunpo~der 75c. 81 so; Black
WHlsKEY Bbls 25c; hhd.. 2le.
, CANDi'ES-Sperm 3,a32c: Patent Sperm 4Oc; Hull,
ratent l3i; Tsiow l0si21.
COFFEE-Ro CHASE; Lssuayra Has; N, D,minyo
6Sa0; Java lOIsIIe.
HERDS GRAss-s7,c. " do.
TIMOTHY Do-S3 per bushel.
GLOVER 2iED-In demand, OF IS 5OsG Der bu,
fish-Ne~ No. shad S75a7i dull, No. / Mernn gs
fLouR-Re seipi. increasing sales of superGno in
at retail.
IRoN-Pg ,tasa3l; English $50; Sweden 8 100; Ire
deRar SlOO.
LlME-95c per cargo.
MOLASSIS--N Orleans in bb, Ia32c. Por,o Rir,
3ia33c; Cuba zoe.
oIL-winter S95alOO; Fall strained soass; Whale in
bbls. 44c.
PROFESSIONALISM (hog rouud) g., Shoulder.
73aI3c; Sides IT &c.; Lard S1s9c.
i LAlSIERmfr"m the What. S2Ia3 perton.
suGARs-Tbe marke, continues 6rm-St. Croi1 sasi
Porto Rico u -; N. Orleans II AL.
SHOT-51c.
sALT-whah 81 60 to ga; Store 81 60 to I.65
=, cATTLE-Bcei from S3i to II; Sheep from 81 to y
80. EXCHANGE.
n York drafts ~. ct. BALTIMORE drafts prem.
aa.% cpon. M NT,s es'0"' ''s Dis
T I,ssy Notes s'J prem Tennessee 39d'.
Alabama sds Specie | prem.
COAL FREIGHTS.
To Baltimore 2! per bu.hr to Philadelphia sa5t
cents to New York. OF Boston,
s-re
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
LANDS OF JOHN RANDOLPH.

OF Roanoke. For SUE
IL virtue of a decree pronounced ON the 4th
day o. June lsi5 BY the Ceu.i law and
caso-r for Petersburg suit or Rra,pn .e,or
OF Coaer ar others Ransup AID o,.r The
on the 9th day ofuctn5eT oen- court day OF Cie
county the court b'u>e Of said county the
county belonging the Randolph ed
The Middle Quarter.
mus splendid Estate on winch the Marion Hoa>e Of
sanhoh River admirably adaud 10 ohaer,
- Known a. scarcely to require description
W. ae are SeeoHa Low Do4n- 200 acres Of Middle.
acres Of HshNI Middle within son- 10 or ~ mir,
g" Charlotte g IL from which e eity Of Riehou
Cars'Lr and the Iah'fs River Canal eonv--
hirn' ana - IN setshbnood n aaIy nsoodnr nm.
.oe II . bounded on West stanton River on the
h Iy u- .A'k~s t"rIy Road on i. East b. Lipsconb
scott Lands and the South by Col Caniusou or.
i'e ne sA- further description deemed
IT. u sa! there rarely nPPsHI tine opportunity uvr,,
Hm.diey's and BoVidin's.
Ihee two valuable contiguous Tracts at the me
. az! paes BY The sane AUTHORITY They contain together
'''' acres Of i-iEi OF excellent quality Also,
Gaiam's.
another esair OF Mt RHndoPh's- containing acres
las navS been h'd OF 70 as to ADM; OF being
whole iFaets or parcels 20 purchasers.
~ % tn dag following the sales land on several sue
s.dns dlys II heec'ryl vii he s the prem.ses aIl thu
soek-ihesding Aubsf NJ TIC nesi Booea Hons-, Farn
implements ana Personal Property every dscrr,on on ad
Lover Siarer aSd feTEy tINrer Estates same n.iabpur
hood e'
IERMs-For the Real Es,aie one ,hi in -, b,.. .,
the purchase equal instruments Of one Az. ,o yer
with incest Poe. sson r,,e, on 49,, ~, :,
January, the privIrs. ~ er.rng m, -, -
hsRu The uue 10 lie retained until Payment thu puehas.
money tie title be conveyed the cash IA, ugt. bg
mad" and ihr iced On the or.r,v
"I The Personal Properly cash Tor up un r. ara
bond and security on credit % amounts over
1 Hr Wyatt CartveA Charlotte ca iIoase vii bvv IN.
properly 10 persons DESTROYS 10 before ale
July led. q T r. B DSSnHr' com'r'
?. S.-The LIBRARY 4 Nj RANDOLPH con
nns many very rare and vausble Books vii be aided
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

BOSTON MARkET-MoSDAY AFTERNOON SIT g.
Coton-There is considerable activity m I'm. m,,ke, ,o
Jay, and prices firm The sales amount to fully
loOO bales PTOvsionsThe market firm sales Of 50
go esS pee al Sio oo do Mess Fork, Slst1l41i $50
d" Clear, Sl55; Hams. 81, mos, Flour-'ihere !,
good demand; sales Of Gsnesec, common brands SI9i;
good common do. S.. Con-There have been large ar
rivals recently, and the market Is dull Sales of yellow at
55a56c. Oats, 36a37c Sugar-Pnce, are fully
sales to the trade at 9iilOc, according u quality.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

VAN LEW, SMITH & CO.
GENTS for the sale Of "T-t.as Patent lie no
on hand a full assortment Of every the
price. :.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

TRUNK LOST.
RICHARDSON X co.

AVE commenced receiving their supply,
ard IL The coutse n few days have IN store !, ,h
"Hatk Away" direct from Liverpool .aodry srv,I. f ~
Norhern Cites large and gcnerst assottaneut Of
Foreign aud Domestic DrV eood.
embracing vafety ~ stss fot Fsu All Xy,,.
which they OFF, purchasers terms. aud At
moderate prsss ~ wy
ALSO
bus'e Threc Ply. treran and vsnstan .d R,.
~ NOS desirable patterns. sud AZ o e,tee. a.
can ~ hsd for n ihn city "a Main g.,
I4--dloAf6ts WV WV
ENGI@H snd Amsn,an toths snd Css.m.r,. 81 an .,,.
wv 90" all ~ LONDON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
ROSE-.SLE FOR SALE.

ROSE-.SLE FOR SALE.
N MONDAY, the 18th day of September
net' TIE subscriber will al public SAL. this valuable
OF Lahd IA the county Of Nssou about
10 miles above New Market eIe.l. n, road ot
- transportation Of produce Of Fl-.~ooi
Army In. above tact eo0Rs SIS half q
Mneh " eeared and IN an excellent
10 aet's Ut low grnund Considerable proportion Of which -
ehy improved for the culture OF
one more advantages ant airaeton per-ons 70
puieae Than tins place when
character Of the society, f. -Nabrity In.
oef ather however, that zbeBen
"ouh N- e PREMISE sud Judge tseui,-y-s and not rely
upon wi1i be has said terms nh
$500 IN cash and the h-ane. gsI annual payment
deed o. unst will be r'qurd the pay
"a, JAS. NJ HARRI-, Agent
P-o-eh- For samuel AMI John vs. Harris
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
lotteries.
HEAD QUARTERS 30. pR,xE.,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE.

ND VoNHIEHs ron PRIAEsi
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Late Of Wheeiiag, Virginia,
tseSecssor 10 q. ~. AIien.)
Lsaevy AID ErsA<sss B,osrr. st,,., E..-.-s ~,
W This Is the same CLARKE, VINO, by his I'M
tashi Unprecedented. .rraor n.y ,,s 4, d.
"'enag taphai fnH~- fon Wb-.lihE Va
"' W. "">rn Country became nv
n"'vsrsi seeianaton. the es Of The Celebrated .am ar
rNs S-i.er<"--'rb. Napoleon vsnter Mammoth P,..,
AS a" s'if.nes that he Ind aboy. .po.
ni"n ne viii only state that he actually AID p,,a
prizes Of $4,000, aud Z price. OF APO oOO
eesds. "sn, Of 10000 and s5ooo- pr Of which be . r,,d
TO produce. '
$4,000
A~,aniris Lottery, class 9TH s.y,.ms.,
Capital Pnzcs:
$4,000 ~ 600 5000, 1870 prues OOo Go M .aoo
IEh-s $40 Certificate VI package ~ b. --p
fof si20. " ~ VI"
S30.000l
NeIAhdfia Lottery, ea- -. To be drawn September
Capital Prizes:
10000. - 600 sOOO aooo 1917 e5 Of 1920 Se re-,
Tickets tisa e'riheaie ola package tickets IN mi. Will
be sent fac. Of po~tsr- for $40 ~ "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
New York Advertisements.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
ITNHE subscribers are now opening their Fall
supply Of Staple and Fancy Dry consisting IN part Of
the following:
Broad 10th. ard ca.'~ere' every grade and quality
Hack and cord Alpaceas q Lustre-
Flannels and BaiIes
New patterns Nous de Lain.
Do G.nsham- 4 Calico-s
DO Cloth Shawls
kefseys- plains and plaids
White and black M.ekinaw 4 Com.
Blankets
Cotton wor.tsd and " Hosiery
brown. bl-a and coid cotton goods
l.nens, Lawns, Dap.r sheetnRs
Damask table Cloths and Napkin.
hnrIensive assortment silk and cotton Bdkf.
American gum elastic suspenders.
Every make OF Spool Cotton
Tor sale on the most ing terms
DOREMUs sUYDAM Il NIXON
~ jim ~ Nassau street. opposit. the Once "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

And many 81
S4Oo, $50, $50, 100. 80. 10, co, so. 40 and 90.
whole Tickets $40; halves sio quarters .ixhh- ~ So
Certiheate OF Package of &c Whole Tickets, s2so
Do do. 20 Half do.
Do. DO % Quarter do n,
DO. gs E,yLth. 40 10 IN
Orders for Tickets md Of Pa IN.
above Splendid Lottery ptornp, ana
an account Of the Drawing will afer over
Ia all who order Address 10
j. G. GREGORY H. co, Managers
i-d&cSaw. hnoD Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
PHOSPECTTS
To- ' y-9a,s Of i',si f-g .sa AEs ,,si p.grr.., Of
WASHINGTON.
TVS oEIsrSaL rtcrrsg ~ col D. rrr,sft+
tisis AID de CsmP)
NM IN InSacaatnn Of VI. I..II.-.. A. IL


Nor ~ possession Of Yale CoIisge, Ner Haren.
'G'hIS picture, representing Gen. Washington
on 'hr battle % ~ Ttcfi1n p'ated VS.. isga
of The city e Charleston but nhai ants ,f t,t t o.
rH"s 70 have visw q thst around Cot
IuupN painted anoihet according their winch nov
IN ihs CITY Han The orrnsl pcnr. Wa purchased bv a.. Go
enns' soce OF CoHn-cut aswari. pfe-. u,s 10 Vas.
Couege " ~
considered ~ IHEes Gem q A-tean Al, s.d . On, a,
w ue hsnes NJ thv incompatible pufot sncs ini ~
ony reprc- ming him IN IN priul. 4 M.
The Ensnvrg vi be q BY ~ nrbs. an. s,,.h ~ a.. 49,,
ss,e q hezEct'n'o b. wsuer. Esa and printed on IT,
~ u Octcbet nett " "
Ffiec ~ Pst eopy for pri,'---for ps,cf 5
John DAINTY. lfl Walnut a.
SAMUEL TILLGR. % Csrsrs srsy.
rhisds lpLta
~ The nprsssons Will be delivered -s,fs m ne od-r
~ ihsH suescripston $50
INNNNEis sub.crh.r os,,. to .,. ten e,.. WA.
I'D '"Auufrd fannss - " ". LONDON
a 'AssiNB1T ssd KFNru,kI JEANs ~ .st- ss,, u,u,
- ~ " IGNDfN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
CARPETINGs AND RUGS.
FAMILY COAL.

THE subscriber having purchased the interest
- ofMr r. wsisir,t formerly Nancc A. ws.rsr IN their
Coal ahs Richmond snd Peer.burs Depot
hW prepared IN Furnish Cts n the best quihy
h'ns pf on he mus favo' able of nds
sn 'p public generally To them, AMI Old
~ Wsisse especially, be- psdtes his furnishing
"eu ue srfl -, and respectfully tbeit oters
D1r once wthnihe yard.
10 2-dIw2aw2w pn ptr. ,r,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all the word NY they can.


NO.. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
I.et all the tney can,
For selling Prizes, STATION the
Drawn Nos Of Noncnsaia Lottery. No. 3s-sep s,h:
81 AZ = % 80 IS / 81 As 81 &C
"hoe Ticket Noe % 40 g. Pour more Prizes!
Do. do Is IS. IN ONE LOTTERY,
10 do b 40. -oh ard paid BY
10. d.. Is &C., sTRATToS
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Drawn Nos Of A-Iandria Lottery, E1tra sl6-Sept To-
Al 81 a II % II Is 81 ~ - ; 73 10 9
Ticket Nos IL 81 AMI 20 a. 7s pFz-. and
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$1,000 1000.
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$4,000, 10000
For Monday rnoning-aleianda Class 81 Captals
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place for PRIZES,
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