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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14

A young woman was fined the other
day, at the Southwark police office, for
making strange use of her "bustle -
She attempted to smuggIe bladder Of
brandy into the Queens Bench prison,
concealed in the hustle"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14

A story is going the rounds Of the pa
pers that airing, lost eleven years since, has
lately been found within turnip, produc-
ed on the field in which the ring was lost.
1t is not often that rings turn up in that way.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14

"What is the matter, John?" "Sam
hove bible at me and hi. my head. -
"Well, you are the only boy Of the family
on which the bible ever made any impress.
sion-cry as long as you please
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14

Remember H.-He that condemns a
small insult, commits great one; the
greatest Of all faults is to believe we have
none,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-14

New PoStmaSterS in Vermont. M. M
Flint, West Randolph, Il. S. Spear, Brook
field, Jonas G. Chittenden, WiIiston.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
To MY BOTHER.

the Mrs To MY BOTHER.
'a'l sss bu. two-.lp others sleep
hsough deaths 'ntroubled night
, :. IN but two-C, let US keep
Ibe, lhe link that bind, Il, bright.
pdy ~ leaps to heart-the sacred flood
- warns u, is the same;
rkr u pod old man-his honest blood
a'y . we fondly claim.
Inc one mothers arms were locked,
be her love repaid,
h, ~ same cradle We we're rocked,
,onG md the same hearth we played.
9th pyish sports were all the same,
b little joy and woe.
~ 81 hnhood keep alive tho flamo,
o lied 40 long ago.
&c but two-be that tho bond
Oh hold US till we die,
Ter TO shoulder let US stand
side by side we lie.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
ORDINANCES
THE CITY OF VAN BUREN.

CHAPTER I.
m lst. Be ii ordained by tie Mayor and
sf the Cir Of Van Buren. Tint every
= nas.er Of a slave, who shall in this City.
: Gave to any other slave, or to any free
)ulatto, or permit or suffer such slave to
} upon hiring Of his own time, or to
- as free person. shall he fined for each
be, in sum not less than $40, nor more
Whenever any city officer shall dis
T. in this City, any slave going at large
G1Dntrary 10 the provisions Of the preced.
=, or acting or dealing as free person,
ii shall, and any other person may ar.
Slave, and take him or her before a city
Vl.hout warrant.
4 psd. When any Justice of the Peace shall
nbisfaclory information tha, any such slave
~ large, or hired as aforesaid, or acting or
FREQ person within this City. he shall
ny issue his warrant to bring such slave
b.
ID. II the owner or master Of such slave
snt Of, or within this City, the Justice
ON such slave is brought, shall summon
% or owner to appear and defend-and
pr that such slave was, at the time Of
hired contrary to this ordinance. or
to 60 at large, and act or deal as free
)hen, and in such case, such master or
|hll be fnedas hereinbefore provided, and
- enter into bond to the Mayor and Alder.
y their successors, in the sum of 500,
sd that he, or she will not hire such slave
TO the provisions of this ordinance, or
b slave to go at large. hire his own time.
doal as free person, and upon pay mons
ne, and filing such bond with the Record.
slave shall be delivered 10 such master or
th. II the master or owner Of such slave
resident Of, or living in this City, or do
r when notified or summoned as afore.
slave shall be committed to tho county
a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
I, the Arkansas Intelligencer.

''of Il ,se Arlausss Intelligencer.
s"s md nj. DuvaI, Fort Gibson.
4 tss n L, DeLano, Park Hill, c. Nation
s.l o. fayetteville, Ark.
u Corn nod. Boonsborough, Ark.
ny aims Newton, General Agent.
hieb Hjllsl,orosgh, Arks.
him n. Cheroke, P. o. Oh. Nation.
'Se@sa y, kedron.
.s,,. vuu, Eaglepwn Choctaw Nation.
. Snson, Fort Washita.
;LARrI Chickasay District.
"a, Boggy lepot.
N l7n1aing. Fort Iowson.
~ and John Penn, Doaks' lille.
Ps.' .. 4 and J. B Luce, Choc. Agency.
, @ ,s.. ~. Duval, Ea,ural Dam.
R;,s ~ Mayers, Fort Smith.
ron, y S1lsel Adams ClarksvllIe.
)PPPsH 1nii, and lost Master, Little Rock.
rrsr, Plcaant Hill.
bton, Sadra.
u Il bwers Clarksville.
"A. Howell, Norristo~n.
smI N Floyd, Danvill..
M. r11gRngs, r W,
'e" cuan, Rock Row.
.nspes Carol, Belmont, Miss.
h'ss ~ L. NIorrin, Holly Springs, Miss.
'kroe, Sheafe. New Orleans.
$40 bon, Spencer Academy.
% 90 D(or. Bentonville.
Z, MechelI, Caroll.tn.
ss K ID Logan. Boonvlle.
! us'1 o6t, Franklin q.
os (emore. E,q. sbmphis, Tenn.
,a 81 "a eray, Horseheaf'
Bis Howell, Norri'town.
folI0' er. I.ewisburg
och r Mitchell, Pos Of Ark"
ming INST rong, Nashville, Ten.
n byf fU1son, Huntsville. Ark.
ON a]vfjeon, Washbuns Prairie Mo.
Tins and W. Whitfield, Creek Agency
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

The Advantages Of Adrertising.-A shopkeepor
in Philadelphia, the other day. stuck upon his door
the following laconic udvertisement:--"A boy
wanted!" On going to his shop the next morning.
he beheld smiling little urchin in q basket, with
the following pihy label:--"Ilcre ho is."-Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

The case of Gov. Thomas will not be brought
to trial until November, 1t having been by consent
of parties transferred from tho U. s. District to
the U. s. Circui. Court, on account of affinity
between the accused and the presiding Judge Of
the first named court.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
Heslern Pelris.-The St. Louis Republican

Western PepriS.-lhe 81. LOUIS Republican
Of the 4th says:
, Messrs. u. & A. o. Whi.,emorc received by
the steamboat Julia Chou,eau, fourteen tons Of
deer skins, which are part Of purchase recent.
" made by them in Arkansas. The balance Of
the purchase, which is sixty tons is expected by
them in few days. We understand tina, the av.
eruge weigh, of these skins is about three pounds,
and thus more than forty thouaand deer have boon
killed 10 supply this heavy purchase. As the firm
forward their furs and peltres to tho eastern clti
les for market, we hope tha. their enterprise
will be proftably repaid. ~
Prince albert al Fduh.-On the occasion OF
Queen Nictora's recent visit TO Scolltnd, the Prince
was taking turn upon the deck OF the royal
yacht, and on approaching the caboose or cooking
house, the Ulfactory nerves Of his Royaf flighness
were sensby affected BY the "sweet. smelling
savor,, emerging from the boiling cauldron.-
"What is in de potel" asked tho royal consort Of
the Queen. "Eh, surr, do you no ken it's hoodse!
poodge!" was the reply Of the sturdy Caledonlan,
"De hoodge.poodge!' exclaimed the Prince--'what
is him made With" "Why, mon, said the rhet.de.
cuisine, ignorant of the rank of his interrogator'
c'awIl be ,eilin' YOU enough: there's toorneps
intelt. there's carrots intelt and there's mooten
inlelt. and there's water ntelt, and there's-"
Yah, yah!" interrupted the Prince; 'but whatess
enteolt' cam aw no telIin' you a the timel"
said tho gastronomic artist: ,,ther's tocrneps;" and
again repeating the category Of ingredients, be
was second time stopped by the Prince, who
was perpIexed to know the meaning Of infeit.-
The Scot. losing all patience, oxcaimed-"Ys
daft gowk, if ye Gamma understan' me. maybe ye'd
loike to put your nose intelt!" The Prince,
somewhat Disconnected, lighted his meershuum,
walked aft, descended into the saloon cabin, and
requested his secretary to refer to the latest edition
of the Scottish dictionary, in order 10 find out
swhat was intelt."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

"The Ruling Passion Strong in Water!-
The Apalachcola Advertiser tells the story Of
gentleman who, some ten days since, when
steamboat arrived at certain landing on neigh.
boring watercourse, and whena general rush wa.
made by the merchants for the boat, 10 engage
freight being more daring than the rest attempted
to leap upon her deck before she had reached the
wharf. nthis he failed, and was soon submerged
head and ears. While the astonished crowd stood
breatbIhss with apprehension for his fate, his head
rose high above water. and he cried out-"l say,
CAPTAIN, sare room for mn three hundred bales!"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

Oupldlu, Subo o'o"s J" my "'o ''s''',e's O',''s'
81 am unable" yon beggar cries,
"To stand or move,,-"if he says true, no lies.
Bosi. Post.
If with more care you'd exercise your wits.
You'd find he neither stands nor lies but sits.
Richmond Star.
Quit poetry-tis not your calling
lie neither lies nor siis--he's sprawlling.
Portland Tribune.
Nav, critic friend, too harsh thou secmeth-
He sprnwls not, but per chance ho eaneih;
Or cautiously each mode aouing-
The tired beggar may bo squatting
Richmond Star.
Bear.cye'd scribblers quit your wrangling,
Don't you .ee you're wrong! He's dangling.
Milp0ukie Sentinel.
What strange diversity of feeling.
Perchanco the beggar may be kneeling. 20
[Cres.nt City.
Kicked that instant out Of doors,
He breahes his, pant upon all fours.
[St. Louis Rev.
These mongrel lines should not be ended.
The beggar neither lies, ssts, squats Of kneels,
Disguised with bad rhyme, like one who deep.
ly feels.
He fled to suicide and is suspended.
Concordia Int
Now bring this rhymng 10 STOP,
For beggars on their crutches hop.
Arkansas Iutsl7ig,nesr.
Nem York Charter Eieciion.-Tho afternoon pa.
oers of Wednesday contain full returns Of the May
,rs election, which though not official, it is thought
will not materially vary from the actual vote,
which is given as follows-
Havcmeyer. (D) 23,2s2,
Harper, (N.) l6.6O9.
Selden, (W.) 6,646.
Smith, (Workingman) .. SO.
Tappan, (Abotion) 81.
Total number Of votes 46,666. :.
IIavemeyer's majority over Harper is 6,673,
over Selden l6,432-IIurper and Selden over
Hnvemeyer l73. The whole number Of votes
given for the various candidates on Tuesday, falls
short Of the number cast at the last years Mayors
election, 3,i57, and of the vote a. tho Presidents
election, 1910. AT the previous Mayors election
Harper received 24.5l0. Franklin tW.) 5,297
md Coddiugton ID. )2O.53s. 10
The Wing vote on the ticket for Aldermen 10
about 10000, and the Native American tcke,
,bout l3.OOO.. The Democrats elected fifteen to
each branch, and the Wings two to each branch.
nnking tho whole number. The Natives elected
but one of their candidates and that ward con.
stable. '-s--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

Mr.. Coleman, tho gentleman whose DEAN we
Rave already announced. (he having maae srea'
;moroyemen,s in the construction of piano fortes,)
j, now appears was the victim Of some "AstanlcaI'
onock whom no had consulted.-Pie.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

Nem York Charter Election. afternoon pa.
pers of Wednesday contain full returns Of the May
ors election which though not official, it is thought
will not materially vary from the actual vote,
which is given as follows-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10

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a. UeINCK Et ssOos-s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

MI hHis'sss zntips r,.nd IN.
U.s. OF u. hssh Lssoasr and ehns AMI kno.iar that
inedai en- q 10y Nh tavo NJ Prov the on.
er .rsbs health ,u,ny Of the y,,nx sd
essared and dsuzni-r. AMI r,un. Of n. ,i-
ssed ssed and vsa.abis nd now rass ro.
conveniently s'i. The invshd ai 'rvslb- r.udy Is,
iu se"'ife Of "1i ne~, the roasnyoa hos,
ro ha's been s~-it a~aya. R-s,crN,e ar DE ora T.
"a vital part - uofenshy To- f-.-t st-rsafd the
ness ~ the. 1-@es "a. hun.'. ,.t.e "A,
P'es'ns AMI h-p.- nd diss
sshrr-f - nm h' oocn ~ siehnr.- snd pain lite
a1d Tie sa. ant dn'-' 81 h. simply by mean. Of this
ee''ofsv. OF Nsigfe Functions 1b- .-v.rr COACH. al
ros' immediately yield under It's Influence bo.,.r a.,
efoe aey may have h.cn they nn.osat ts
'oA"' begins 10 cI-r' api then power IN. r,
pf'tor 'aino.'y ali m any a,.... Of
ue Lnnss OF Liver PAIN tho Chest 10 com
"'her IN" n'e o hs Health Rssinavr D-p..
which si'seleito all Advertised n-dn-s NC tia. remedy ana
s' convinced of IT, P,~.r however you h.yr b.en
Toe following eeSeAin ifon It, C.ion the wei ln,v,
New YORK Cb.a.S
hsvs .haDi bottle ~ redieis. called &C. Bsise..,boc,
Health hrs'oFNo and hr no, contain N,r, a.,
any Other ifalo Tia lor. \.
e-iapo-eaoi vegetable matter er,ire;y."
iAsrs z. CniLIos. ". n.
-, . q BRisCkRRHoyF, froPsetor, n. Y.
HorAeE EvrRrTT, q. :. Agent
Principal Once 90 l;udson Street. New Yotk
sJ Pot sale BY the Ageau
le25 GAYNOR WOODs m n.n--.-
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futisriss.
kotiSLuA.
J. &. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS.
Riehnsas,d. Va.
Office No, lOl we.t Mar .,,..,


DRAWING RiCEiyED LyEkY nay
SPLENDID SCiiEMt.S FOR AUGUST
III sir Prizes al $1,000 eseh 40. S6sIUip n
Al AsDdiia Los tiAs- H. - ,LI.,d,,. ID
ts'astv, 1.d Angus. ls's. IS ant - !nr. ..Iol. :
&C. T'cs"s slr have $ qrlfes C,un ate q, a,.
age NJ ~ whoi hsk-t. r-' '-1nctt- f..,s.- Of y,
nail heAe o. e-r'cair q" a,cts- 81 rs gIaIs uek. 80
Capital 3,5.29i--Seu S3nUpn
At~rintria LoSy. 'its -, ~ d.. -, ., A...rs,. II
U saintia, PA Autl-. ihi. - a.. atsi i,sy. h.is
Sehr'as-.c'. 10000. 400 reg pra a Inng so ~
500 As a. ro'-'s 80; ha.rrs g.. .gaS.rf. % e.ra
rate az T,-h's" ~ - ~se s'i' sJsh.ho. ed asf
tr' ~ PrpPiH'sn
sei 600 Csp.sl.
Ah'ne'' IoirEy 'a- =. % ts drawn iari,il n.
g. ss,aiay IA icEu'i, less stI.b!a scheme =. No.
ami II drawn Laaos ssSCoo IuOes $500 2GO9 1850 800
~ Pf'nes of 1000 ohIy $40 l.,Ivr. s.
trs2 >" esthcst. ~ package Of q. who'll sIoo
hsiSrs aud quarters ~ pnpor.on.
T3JC0I Capital
AhIanfns tn.'sry ctlss ~ L. dIApa t,,,r.,,. "a
C. Saturday. 23i Ausi.' isIS No. .uA =. ,l,,-, III
inis Splendid seh,H. con. OH0 SJOo gsuO .u.v et-
isi So certificate ~ package Ntoa usA. siso-
hal's. and qiarefs IA proportion
Grad CAPITAL .T Si0.OUo,
herhnioa issisry C.sss drawa Al Al,r,,t-a 10
z. sdiaf-ay, 3oih Aggr-', 1916
iots CanJ seb.ma-sioOOO. Oco 1900 Si9O pr... a,
1000 10 Of 1900 20 OF 1900, 20 1000 500 e e
i!e..n OILY $40 halves .. So. C.nhea- p,eksy.
OF 20 whoe ueSes $40; OF 20 h<sss 90 quarters.
eJ Orders Tot Tickets Shares
IN the aeovs tpiendi Lotteries. ma. rrnrt
arr''an and seial of drawing ent
Anof over when requested all Add,..
c. GREGORY l. CO. Managers
" Hirhn "
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no. G, sou'h i'u Street. iead'as to Nayo'. Bridge
ssuriay-s6eoa. 5000 - No. IS Dmwn. Tickets Sc
Shares proportion.
Sunday. Mif-ioooo Sofsooo - Nos ~ Dawn Tiet,t,
e9-shafss n fr-F-ftior.
NaNr Mospls.
sSl,00n. 50 vt 1900 10 O0nt
Gmnd Cans,es'ei Lcuery, No Sc - b. dfaua yy,s,-p
satirsy, JOY ssth-dawrs received Morf,y nt,rrs -
Mo- is DAVIS Gr.rd Cspiials s1nouO 10000 6i1- loo
1Soo 56oo 5000 80 1900 $50 A. Tsket. $40 Ay,
;. qfutcp 50.
$4,000 Cap'tai,
onnd Couso dd io1ery 30 Sta,f ths % q Ansr., 1875
sSotea i'o'o Sc Tcseu SIS. ha:.ss $50 quarters as
For fau s,hrr,S ssT uths oacc.
n rstet- he sscv- Lotteries under . rp,
ns nsretsnief ~ Tauc Co., corstsLy ~ s,s osrs eot
fshiti snd n dlsS nee 81 wo r4f-.l o
s'trs encsug eth Lekc aec seed no be a.
Senenssf iof b'gep,isss sEi rfvrri Pay, sadrsss
e. W. PURCELL.
u Rchaoue Va.
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AuttIoH h0iss.
VALUABLE LOTS

Rf virtue Of a deere. IN chancery nro,o,,-..J
on The s1ih 81 Nsssns-f g. ~ ~ C.s.t, Co... :
hehu1" an toe sui ~ iass ana sys. 40 49,.
10 'f-cn. sart c~,-c. tTt RbNy
-n'a o' JnJ i.ii' - glba. ion pf.a -. -,
"hes On street ~ to ey % IS frr; NJ
" ''''''' % IONA 80 e@n
~ hs 'ans I'm. nd plls- ~ ans sribltiy .h.a
La oP'o't' to cN'i.i grated \, so ~ IN Uuva.
40. 81 "~ gan ''0 a. p't NJ
and BuysT~uat ~ '''~' 70 ''i
~ " - much of ~, s1r,irte r,7rsy =, IN
t' ''' ~ sat srd eIPsnses OF cash: IN. ha,oe.
IN 'I M hias Tho retained Until the pa,, b.. NO., .
j. 2s-iff- $1,000 : JAN
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JAMES RIVER LAMBS ron SUE

IN pursuance oI authority vested in US. by the
u LAT" John Wiohhsn of IN. ,It,n ,,.,
lively sell a. pubic auction III. THURSDAY
Ism LAY ~ August Hss' The well WICK
M on IEnSs River and Tuekahns Greek. Consisting
No l. The plantation SiBhs T.oua- Mann ,do,,
Ed Containing by ,r. o,ior n,
whch consists Of Inv
i.snS with eorsd.rass body eek Tbs
- situated irn'.oatsy fca;i1u ha,p-
s!a- Of ,rt e ,,,, -
have teen extensively worked on pr.niI
No ;. 1br tract formerly t,rr
Esfsi- containing BY 765 about acre.
low grounds of & vsry quality . tract there
"a an excellent brick sueeost dwelling house
No J. Tie lower plantation purchased
hando'h confirming ~ G9 abcu; Il
acres ErOuEds NJ
There dwelling house this at anal. ..pep..
night be rendered very eomorsb,e r,sld-nee.
No g. tract Of land bought T1nr1is indoph with
Erisi an mil eonta ming about
TEese ofiand each other the LAM.
River Canal through the ,et,l.e
through TIA last They form body OF fetiuty
IN the highest state Of Riehm
beirs distant nom 10 hs Canal
Eira passes ~ the cni Of The bills
p be riIry and Which afori on
~atrr thew heiae ofva,-r tc to tr
Nah value Of cry perhar. IA. uo De-.
abtr feaicstate Ih offered
jjO acres have been LINED with great
Tue terms viii be oEe fourh cash and &c
rur,t by note negotiable saisfsror, erdsr..
mi to- the fosde credit on AId barring an
the ofssle. ~l gvea fo which toEi md so
nyani teed uf uuss on lhe proPr1y r.qI.rsd
fosssscn wthbs the nr-,
sige Of sowing C. Pan ST. Jeas.Hz s.sns
on u- vii 'he~ he property Any per0s dsrou. OF
Inspecting
q ~. 'Lu'B. ,Tr1Stsss and -Ior. Of
va .. wCHHAN. John w.-sh,m
The slaves, sioek &c eourss OF IN.
'n's'ag sutnmn' Of ~sirh due no;ee will be gwen.
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T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co

hfthHO.ND, -
NINE CHEERs FOK FORTUNES ROME,
pJ- THE EIELD .IG.4ES DISTSNCED BY RIGgERr ~
The second Capital 10000 Dollars, sold!
Drawn Mes OF The Grand snat.d LOTTERY SI-ew ih
~ IS 6S 80 6S 90 - IS II &c IS H.
Ticket Nos 70 g. the sceotd Capital of was
sold TO Jno T. Philips Eco CT Chses CITY name we give
By CONSENT and wasyes'srAy paid presentation by
BIGGER co.
r1-THE TICKET CAV ne SCE.y 1T the OFFICE, ~
TD.SEroEE, KEEP IT RSFoRE THE PEOPLE that Tor
tune, Home BGGEEs oss, place Ps1cs ih. with
e and the second Capital Of 10000 Dollars ohers 81 $500
1000, 500 sioO &c all SOLD padcu
BY BIGGER 90.
KEEP II BEFORE TIVE PEOPLE that III. cas-, n, g,
Ps Pscs can be Ind the drawings that
orders for tckss MAGNIFICENT Schemr 10 drnv "a OF
August Cap tai $4,000 &C and all Lo;etc. under the man
sEement on Paine Co. attended by the
drawings cent, wirn requested 20 All order from
7. RUSSELL BIGGER q CO. RsmnonI Va.
SCHEMES FoR THE WEEK.
Wednc~isy-sA 600 IS Of 1000 IS Noe ~ ballots Tickets
Thur-s,-isoO0 50 ~ 500. - Nos barois Tishst.
ffids,-lsoOo. a.. 60 Nos. II ballots. Tieket.4
AI.o o' Fr-iay--3eoo &C &C Nos II ballots. Tehst
STANDARDIZATION, A. IS Nos Is drawn. Iekst.s.
Also for Saturday nshsaes eloss ats Mo 600 o. 5000
&c - Nos - hano's Tickets only -.
G8AED LOTTERIES
S30ODU. 90 VI 500. 10 OO0l
Grsnd Consohdled. -. dravua Wilmington s,iur
day July s6h Grant Cap7s-saO 600 600 Gtp7 So 1000
$500 5000 5000 50 rrres Of 1900. ke IS Nos ~ bal
lots Tickets only tJ-s0.
rRAORDlNARY GRAND sCHENEl
frS5O,OOO, 90 of 1000, 100 OF iOOOl-rf
GsRi Concentrated Lottery Cls 81 dawn saturily % o.
Ausus-dnwinE received Richmond Monday aasuG.cst "a
pa--l Gnad PfIc Of $4,000. srsnid Frf Of 5000 o.
5000 of coco OF 5l1J n 3aa1 90 5000 o. f1a Of
1850, o. iiGo. 4J-iCo prizes OF 1000 = Nos ~
baIots Tetss rniy fiS h,yr. So. sua,.f IS . 6.,.
q Whocssist. 90 Halves -. of a 90.
I. RUSSELL BIGGER & Co.
Hchncui vs..
a or al l,usr enclosing CASH OF Pnts Tsae the postage
a. ~ d TFN nnf q Id
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SIkAIfUh'S UfFiGk,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
T.ei AZ me ~.fir say .sRt ,nrv ear
For selling PEiEes 5TEAsroa's me nan!

Drawn Nos Of HOnof gaia Lottery 1g--Ju.y 18Th
IS lie Is IL 81 = "a - "a ~ e. ~
Half Tickets Ne. - IS ~ is as 20 :: Is 10 IL rs
four PnEe sod aud paid BY STRATToN
Drawn Nos "f AisGa1dra Io,ery Extra 49, July lie ia;
80 20 IL G. 81 81 81 c 10 ~ So 80 81 20
Ticket Nos. 80 50 Co. another pr &c sold and paid by
STATION.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery. C.s. $40 July 18Th;
~ 90 so Is % } So l6 - 80
Drawn Mo-. Of Al randria EKish I.s-Jily 81
~ IL 80 ~ - Is 2 90 70 % o. 10
Ticket Nos. 70 % Al, another frize ID and paid by
STRATTON.
Dawn Nos OF Aierlhd,i. LOTTERY Extra i.3-Ial. 81
IS - 81 is % 1; 81 81 ~ - il
DRAWING RECEIVED EVERY DAY
$4,000 1870!
ftdsy-horonEAla, IN Captas $4,000 1000 COZ 700 200
ISss. ~ Of co AZ IS Nos - da~u Js.. hai,r, So,
grs Is sis.
$1,000. 2JOg!
satrtay-Alriabta EIra no CspiAts s.aCO $500 1861
of 1000 ke 7e Nos, IS drawn whol-s 6. 50 haIv-. -
ara OSte
S30,0OO. 10000,
For Monday mornirs-DIH~ns r-erivci =, SUNDAYS
tstardra Cllss 20. capitsb $4,000 1900 1000 JvUo
400 l''7so 70 OF 1000. sc 7-Nas whoI-s
halvcs 5 2.3U
Buyer. referred 10 list OF Prizes reg
at iLs ofss proof dom: and ever
dra~inE eosthues the paid ~ me
9J Orders above
Schemes SHd II ali Lotteries Will be Pro.piy TO- aEs
drawing sent wen requested.
Please a'!ircis orders TO ~. sTRATTOS
u ~ Richmond
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Nnrtiuu Salts.
wa y Day.
IhUST SALE Ut
STATES AMP OTHhR PERSONAL


pursuance ~ n deed of trust ex~~uf.Si 4, m.
se'H ~ Sohn \ eSh1 I'D vie. .s IA. ,,s a, ~
- SAD day recnr--i Csrs. one, ~ n.,,r.
h'f 10 paf2'ss AZ .,eai,ss a-Ai ~. !, W. g.,
s an 'oi Other pufc> shsr ruth sDsv AL 49,.
- nonh ~ ~ "eloch 4 N, ptesei 70 ..a !, ~ :, ~
sen '1fh- CIV ~ fctuosd cash We So \.
- ~ Ne rf~,s nj NOAH s'cioes n 4 ,..n -.
50 a n - ir'"i II A. l. tsrho'. oesry Ssr,, -,
.hp'n Ne WA aufh "a Ra.i ts- n.l. a.. :, -
:, - :. hr essa Of i-' ,f'rs-ais n ts.rseS
- a. ~ 20 sa'..y the ch,St- sBJ paspo--s ~ a
u VT WsEtnn All CciF Hoo. to-, 49, -,
Pc-i~fy. -'"e - OF personal
A. 'tia' Trustee. shall oay eel a,a convey .,.s nal,
vested n me- By Tire deed russ s,r--at. 49,
u i2-ft2su. Iouv c..-
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s,a'e', wiia their ss,e pcpuso, change ,hslr .,.,. Of
eu-,oes. far Introduce The skill tho seonoy .ud
Tie good msnsg-mebt which will enable them 70 compete
Win the Northern and Western Ssiss IN tho s.ret, of
h. productions and the chespness 81
IL tho views have already stated Of tho d.ad
OF slave labor Be correct they cannot t,et
change With any prospect OF success uu hey are .n,
to substitute JTss, Jor slave labor.
THIS may be considered difficulty not easily oysrcon.
but th,nL shall be able to shew that IL may be done
with greet advantage to oil parties
A yIRCISIAy
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VALUABLE PAlNTINGS& STATIONERY,

Count STrrdijc5S.)
THoMAS BIRCH, Jr., respectfully announces
- that he has received Instructors d.ras. or At us ~
al the Mansion at Bordeniown New Jersey or
Wednesday and Ihsrs.!ay, Sept. l. sis,
Ne collection q aud valuable Paintings or the late Js,b
"nNpane comprising choice Specimens Rubers yerp
6o'ano nrays GasreT Poussn. CaEas Isress suazn..t
Isners sEeyders Sauore, Pafc av.iy Bn5gornour G,.
70 Up de Ch5mpasre Gu-rrhiRa Sebastian del Pinfo p,c
Swceaeh and ocIs of iae iaau Fcm!ss vesct.sn AM
schools. ~ ''''''
Also, several Figures and Hg-s 10 maTLr
sFLENbIn LIBRARY AND MANUSCRIPTS
bay Of Choiee WotEs ~ Ia
"a fun and complete Catalogue the whole sic - Al he ,s
',ea esIy IN August OF which due notice be given
~ .. 2A-t WEI Adtt..
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Attention, Ladies
FIRE INSURANCE..
nEEIfsC n1

VT 90.
Richmond, 2Ith July, ls45.
rFNHE Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Il Company. Home Institution. Capital 700 600 eonnu,
to n'ue against Fire, well Marine Risks terms
The importance OF insurance 10 Justify the PROMPT
isItOl Of all having property rss-and remembered
that the condition Of this Company readily known that no
losses promptly and profits dispensed eonlmun
", 1t surely ohtieurss general patronage.
Aneonmuneations winning addressed rnei Ad
all pcaions made Company under
the Exchange Hot. Post Once, street viii
be auendedto. THos M. ALFRIEND seey.