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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11
It. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-

IT, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
5xSsscs.s-=-3.SEWARK AND NETWORK. DAILY.
Fare only l2t ceni.-CkaHge Of Hour.--OD
anc after Saturday May i7h, l2.5 the PAsSAIC
Capt Joss Carr, will follow sIf further notice.
leave Sewark, loot Of Centre e. u A. ~ sEd - p. "
Leave Newf0rk foot u Barclay - 10 A. ". and p. ".
On Sundays. leave Newark A. ~ and 2 p 81. Leave
New-Yors ~ A. NJ. and up. ~.
TIE Pzssaic las cen leng'.red s. fce, and =
h1rdrei and twenty feet long. She has boiler and
commojou- and e-g1ry furnished decz saloon. so
f-i ll rngth. AMI > In complete order Her secofnfnDa@-
Ions or freight AZ passengers hsge been zen rfh ID
proved rr-izf' rsrr-1 ~ ref1r~' rs'e. my1
-aN NV LINf u Lse yloi Pae3sis -O1y Re.u Ar
-,~E fscArf u ~ algust-ihe -pen-ld ft-'saiinr.
flgorie paf ke; nip LIVERPOOL, Capt J. Eirrld.e
1o tonsl y sal ior Liverpool punctaay above, her
regular day.
TIE elegant hip tas accommodations ur.urpasscd for
rs1n. .orf cabin ard pstseugrfr Tn0.e "a 49,
seaf rf10rfI1F fn tr Old cD1liry ~ ui fsr-i0ir
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lpN ORDER

tbh ORDER ~ he lion. Michael 1. shoeher, hrst
- Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas for the Guy and
Cpa'y ~ New YorkNoice = hereby given, pursuant Id
the prov uns vi statute authorizing attachments against
rnrc-ident debtors that attachment has issued against
fe estate Of ALFRED A. WOOD. resident OF the siaie
of Connecticut ami that the VIII be sold for the pay
mrni OF bis debts unless he appear and discharge such Al
tclnen', according 20 law, within pine months rom he
first publication of his notice. and that the payment Of any
debt. due TO him b. residents this State. aud the delivery
% him. for lbs use, oil any property within THIS stae be-
long NJ 10 HIM. and the transfer any such property By
him are forbidden bv law and are voi-Daed the 9Th day
oi july, igi5 GEO C. GODDARD,
w iawgm Attorney ior Attaching Creditor.
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GA l.kh EOR ~tiE.-->rtuaieO on the hutif from
= New Rochelle 10 White Plains about equi-f amt from
49, each containing 80 ACRES OF LAND al oi Nhch
Plough Land. excepting Ten Acres wlichs Wool Land
r place divided 10y iane. and lrii out into conve
los Tor cultivation Ar the fences 81 stone ~ good
order and the ground In ~ state Oi cyann The build
ings an OF good character and n order For TERM, Apry
10 ; B KENlON. on the PREMISE. ~ u
iaf ! ipRiANCF. ~ John D N"~ York
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3rsurunle.

THE EAST RIVER Insurance Company, Office No
81. taie f9j Wa-sree continues 70 insure against loss
damage by fire. dwelling houses, warehouses, and other
blifn1s-aisO on household furniture, mercands SCI Sc
a. heretofore. DIRECTORS.
J.in Bower Robert crman Daniel Ayres,
lame. NcBride Abel A Low Chs. y. :. Rowland,
John Noorheas George Pomeroy, Nat. T.. GrlswOd, IT.
f..e-h EeruOclan David Thomson Russell Sfebbins,
H.nry w His. Niksfnan Burnt, Geor-e Coggeshali
Robert J. Dillon, Philip Embury, stephen Holt.
Thomas Ne-mifh Stanton Bc.be Joseph GGillarf, Jr
JOHN BROUWER, President
Colo :. SiLLIYAS, Secretary.
In POHTRT ]. DILLON. Counsel < Attorney.
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!. dr. LON NLD-NN AID INlhMst:

i....-..44,. ..UINIF NUINt'-I'r FIr0hei NV
SON ~ place 1T the Nrsichesier, tlhs ooJ
f.at thai srd- at 0clOck Captain William n MtLl,s
VIII leave the foot Of Ce,iar-sireei the ensuing s1l
every Monday "Wednesday ana Friday, AT o'clocs,
st. connecting nj Hudson elih the Hudson aud Befk.s-
Railroad the cars of which leave on the ARRIVAL u the bal
Returning, the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday, rfnrsa
snd sunday O'Clock r. 81 or the arrival of the car
touching both ways M the intermediate landings fN
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10y ORDER Of Hon John O Wilson Judge Albany
- county Courts ard counselor al law, notice i hereby
svsn thar an attachment has issued against the estate Of g.
w SHAW an abscondng debtor and thai the same VIII be
sold for The payment Of biz debts unless he appear and dis
charge such attachment within three months from the hrst
publication of h notice. and thai the payment Of any debts
ani the delivery OF any property belonging 10 such debtor
him COR hs and the transfer OF any property by
for purpose whatever forbidden by aw and are
voi Albany June 3. I8i5 LEWIS BENEDICT. Jr,
iejn las5m Any. for attaching creditors
il Pt ISSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate Of the
county of New-iork Notice j. hereby gwen 20 all per
rs having cuims against John Thomson late VI the city Of
NeRi0k Physician deceased, % present the same with
the voucher. thereof TO the subscriber, A. the residence Of
iur '0 Daniel Beeb No D BrOOme street. m tie city OF
NewYors on or before the seventh day Of February
Dated New ORR, the second day OF August l8l1
alf lav0m ELIZA ANN THOMSON, tx
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Real estate.

~ FOR ~ALE.-The 10, Of ground CA The ,ou,lrea't
~ -fig corner Of Foarihsi AID Thnmrsor Apply 10
M sgs Al. BLEECKER. Broai-si nesi " a.
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ijnlcnt Nlc0icinee.

ROBERT ". MORRIS. T. ".
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sthDLN~ IN rNi =, 49, 49,. \, ,t
nit. States ar. arran'ei perfect M isr AMI made OF
the very best refined run Ever, Shoe which rny De iOud
not IN accordance with he above recommendation vi" be
received and h. returned with a expenses IT, m
the most distant part of he country H. ~ kDES, Agent
Tow len~ and Nil Earnrv .isy - i9ts mvis Nr"v
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
e,,s for the Arkansas InteIIigenccr.

LA
" ~ Earris, and NJ. DuvaI, Fort Gibson.
EARS and L. DeLano, Park Hill, c. Nation
fuh,, ran, Fayetteville. Ark.
|ss hsc1s : Hagood, Boonsborough, Ark.
P,,sc?!i.r1uel G. Newton, General Agent.
Master, HillsLorough, Arks.
hs ~ Il Jones, Cherokee p. o. Ch. Nation.
p hl Master, Kedron.
|"'S~ sPitchlynn, Eagletown Choctaw Nation.
A.. $ss,os johnson, Fort Washita.
~ Love, Chickasaw District.
|RYI IN, Jones, Boggy Depot.
.G. Gooding. For, Towson.
~ .Rolsom, and John Pom, Dookssilie.
k..n. n. Riddle and J. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
~ .ieneral W. Duval, Natural Dam.
esd, f ri & NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
iva! ~. Samuel Adams, CIarksville.
/ ~ sbert Fra, and Post Master, Little Rock.
FER ~ Master. Pleasant Hill.
sR Aston. Spadra.
nopas Powers, Clarksvillo.
Lilihomas A. Howell. Norrstown.
N. Hays. Dover.
~. lanes N. Floyd Danville.
n. Hygings. p. NJ. LowIsburg.
shsShermnn. Rock Row.
gnrhe Il Carol, Belmont. Miss.
pots3 1untrick & Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
Rwgstlon & Sheafe. New Orleans.
be, lEp. Wilson, Spencer Academy.
b lusat Master. Bentonville.
PR FF.C. Mitchell, Carrollton.
II. JAS Logan, Boonvlle.
steaa.obt Mcllit, Franklin Co.
Pesdr., - McLemore, Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
'codt. w. Gray, Horsehead.
|Coashos A. Howell, Norrlstown.
3 Pncst Master. Lewisbnrg.
Iov4sn. Sam. Mitchell, Post of Ark 7.
ever N. Armstrong, Nashville, Ten.
hgst 4. 8. Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
BY 4ho.Curiton. Washburns Prairie Mo.
39ous Perkins and W. Whitfield, CreekAgoncy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

and this proved to be false. This was not false.
but true. Let tho commanding officer give 10 the
soldiers. the privilege Of arming themselves, when
obliged 10 bo in tho vicinity Of these people, and
you wilt not soon have occasion to record the
fact of soldier fleeing to the Garrison for protec.
ton, when assaied. Officers and soldiers have
their weaknesses and tho same difficulty in over
coming them. that those, holding the same sta
tons in society. belonging to other professions,
encounter. And when they commit errors, they
are entitled TO as fair hearing as any other in
diyiduaIS.
In relation tho aIray. on :he night of tho lth
inst. conflicting testimony. is given, quarreIs had
Hfsr Hfs IS 6615A9q RsETssn hG gnrtiss and 1t is nat
on both side. call, ow ever, NichoIson's attack
with n bowic-kniie. wanton ono. for amongst
such people, words don't involve such consequen-
ccs, and pcrmcdtatcl slaughter alone, could have
given the impulse to take life.
The Military is held to a strict accountability
for conduct on this Frontier, by tho Authorities
at Washington. Soldiers for the acts Of the night
Of tho Iila, are now in irons upon the testimony
of the woman above described. We invite, nay
chaIlcnEc an investigation. By the proper auHori-
ties, of the attributed misconduct.
| write more for passtime, than from desire
to vndicate our conduct to you or your nation.
Since wiring the above. haze heard that in
dividual Chcrokces, have in circulation a hand
b calling 4 meeting AT TahICquah for the pur-
pose Of petitionHg for the removal Of this POSI-
Nv sincere wishes is with them, that they may
succeed. May they aIso be freed from the bur-
lcnsomc protection Of the I S. and DO left to their
boas.od refinement.
OFFICER OF THE ARMY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

Hon. Edmard Cross.-This gentleman reached
home a few days since, and we learn from gem
tiemen who have conversed with him on the sub.
lect of annexation Of Texas, that there is no ra.
tiona doubt about The success of the measure, and
that Texas will certainly accept the terms as
embraced in the resolutions passed by Congress.
We make this statement because the Judge is d.
rectIy from Washington city, and has ever been
a warm and Jealous advocate Of annexation, be-
sides bis means of information have been better
than others not similarly situated. H. ...
The Congressional career of the Judge is now
closed. We differ ith him politically, and as
long as he holds on to democracy, and we to whig-
CORY, we shall be bound, whenever the Judge runs
for office, to give him hint now and then, mere
y to remind him that he is wrong and we are right.
Our difference is only political. As citizen,
neishbor, friend or any thing else, (politics ex-
cepled). we respect and esteem him. Washing.
ton Ark., Telegraph AprH I'd. 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
ORDINANCES
DE THE CITY OF VAN BUREN,
CHAPTER 5.
Criminal Law .

'nscTIoN lst. BE OradtHed 6y the mayor az"
Pcxmsn of tie Gig Of Van Buren,, That If any
.M.osy Shall be guilty Of an Assault, Battery, or
y " within the limits Of this City, he shall on
,yaction before one of the Justices ofth Peace
NJ in any sum not less than five, nor more
M tvcn,y dollars, for every such oflonc'' and
n borrower be recognized to keep the peace
IN, time, and in the manner specified by the
S,s.sl this State.
lin sszed. If any person be found drunk in this
hosy \ noisy and quarrelsome, or shall use pro-
u indecent language in public, he, she or
= - offending, shall, on conviction before one
- Cty Justices, be fined in any sum not less
4 IA nor more than S. dollars.
Sd. lfany person shall shoot off, and DIS
any Gun, Pistol, or other firearms WITHIN
HS;ts Of tho City; or shall ride any horse
.speldine, or mule, in any gig or carnage al
4 faster than a trot or pace. the person SO Oh
ss.c shall be considered a dsturbcr OF tho
r. and on conviction as above PROVIDED sha''
= s.6aed in anv sum not less than 81 nor more
th.r BIO. Provided, that persons slaughserIng
NJ '.sir hogs or cattle may shoot them w'h'n their
ap Enclosure.
,'iu6 4th, If any person shall cruelty beat
oil and i.treat any horse, gedng' mare
), st ass OK, or other beast ofdraught or burthen
o9hip this city, such person on being convicted
=. -. in the manner above provided, shall be
ot less than IS nor moro than $50 dollars.
5,h, If any person shall IN the night time,
fS the limits of this City, beat any drum
I'M or pan, or other instrument, vessel, or thing
,vety producing noise, or shall blow any
~. rattle bell, or make any other clamorou'
mult, or sing vocferous'y in the streets, sucf
non shall be considered disturber ofthe peace
4 hail, on conviction thereof. be fined in any
II hot less than s nor more than SO.
\ !. 9th. If any person shall, at any election
y IN this City, attempt TO keep persons from th'
:, by menaces or intimidation, or shall clamor
d rrel a. tho polls, or draw any weapon therea'
~ berson shall, on conviction. be fined in an
], bot less than IS nor more than 800.
! 7th. If any keeper, owner, or occupant
\ \ dram.shop, or coffee house where liquo
n niled, shall sell, or give any strong or intox
~ B liquor or wine, to any slave, such Perso
r on conviction. be fined for every such oI
!, in any sum not less than IS nor more tina
"a unless the same bo given or sold by consen
yethe master or owner Of such slave.
SIC. 9Th. If any master, captain, or owner
~ steamboat. shall bring within the limits of'h
a., any person sick and diseasad with sma
~ varioloid, yelIow-tever, Asatic cholera, c
~ osher pes'iIential or contagious disease, know
buch person to be sick and diseased, sue
n pn so offending, shall on conviction thereo
Z med in any sum not less than 500 nor MOI
$500. aa-a.. a.a
sc. 9th if any person shall injure or de'ae
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

One Of the men confined on board the u. s.
brig Somers sued Capt. Mackenzie in civil action
for damages for assault and battery, &c. The
Captain pleaded in abatement to the jurisdiction Of
the court, on the ground that being an officer in
the U. 6. Navy, and having acted in the exercise
ofhe discipline the navy, he not accountable
to the civil tribunals. To this plea the plaintiff
put in general demurrer.
The case was submitted to the.Supreme Court Of
New York, which has pronounced the decision Of
the court in favor Of the demurrer, and against
the validity of the plea to tho jurisdiction. The
court decided that Capt. NJ. must meet the action
in the civil hour tthe CircuiD in which it has been
entered; and tha. officers of the navy are eanswer-
able in damages for cruel treatment to subordi-
mates, even if it occurs upon the high seas or in
a foreign port. Capt. NJ. must therefore proceed
10 his deGrnco, which will necessarily bring up the
incidents connected with the Somers mattcrs.-
Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

Will not our ponic-strIcken contemporaries OF
Now York, and the er,wrough' patriots of the
National E.teLigencer, take courage under the as.
surancc given in tbs following paragraph There
is no question That the Texan editor is sincere;
and, in deed, if any additional comfort in the
promises be needed, we have understood that Tex
as is willing, at avery reasonable price, to UNDER
take The whole job ofthe Mexican war. Surely then
there is no occasion for any further "conslerna.
n.'-N O. Courier.
"On the subject of war between The United
States aud Mexico, the Houston (Texas) Morning
Star observes: "We advise the people of our
mother republic not to be alarmed; Mexico has
been trying for tho last ten years to get through
[into? Texas, and has not succeeded. The peo.
pie East Of The Sabine are all OUT OF HARMS
wAY!'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26

Horo TO acquire a Voice for Choir.-An ex-
change paper tells the story of man who was
found of Sunday morning without hat, sitting
on block of granite with his bare feet in brook,
trying to catch bad cold, so US to sing bass at
church. - =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-26
VOLUME mo. IL.
SUBSCRlPriON'PkICE 50 w.

! If the quotation in the report of your honorable
committee is worthy of mediation and comment
Of "onc whose graphic pencil drew human nature
10 tho lfc." tina,
"Hcavcn hath no plague like love to hltred turned,
| Nor hell fury like woman scorned,'
then we have the key TO Joseph's unjust punish
mcni in Pharoah's Estate prison. And to tho
formidable power now granted her by your laws,
and to "acornod ove,' would you weigh gold or
count dollars 10 "pander" to the avarice and CT.
pldlty of "hcsh fury to bear testimony agains,
the victim Of her selection, whose crime, like tina.
of Joseph's, might be virtue. Would you not give
him an equal chance for Justice.
Can it be possible. that such discrimination as
VIZ vbI 9yidss j. iihe prayer Of yI!uogs women,
virtue lost its power! Then let her appeal TO the
laws you have already granted her, by which to Sc.
Iect her victim And would you PROSTATE him To
her feet, there to beg that it may not be Joseph!
Is there no! cause to apprehend that this fearful
power is now abused, not by the "vitruous." but
by the avarico and cupdy of the "furies of HE'LL"
and TO require the grave consideration of your
honorable body for its ameioraton? Under such
a law as the bill proposes, whore could be found
the safety of trembling man! Would she rule
supreme overhis degradation! Would your hoas
orabie body repoI man, by fear, from the smiles
of women, and in her anger place him a victim
70 her power, and cast him over to the "furies of
hell"
Arc there mono of courage to face the violent
torrent, and to repeal the taun's and rcproaches of
Jealous bgots, and to ask for equal justice for the
criminal. whether male or female, without fear,
favor, Or partaIi,y!
Let our frai sons and daughters, equal in tho
sight Of God, bo taught the benign and lasting
fruits OF vir.uea shield that will defend and repol
the most poisoned arrow-only to be obtained but
by prudence, circumspetion, and perseverance in
the path of rectitude-yes. conscious recttude!
"a conscience void of ofIence' is pearl Of great
pricc--a sonce that none can give nor take away
an ark of safety and pillar of hope. LIE, them
also be warned of the danger and peril to which
they will expose themselves on the least departure
from this benign and vital principle; for to rebel
against the convictions of light and truth is par.
taking Of forbidden fruit. and ia guilty conscience
vino can bear!' We are naked in the sight of
Omnipotence, who, "without respect of persons
judgcth according to every mans works."
Hence, your memoriast would solemnly and
firmly demonstrate against the passage of the bill,
as reported by your committee to your honorable
body. BENJAMIN ARNOLD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-27

From the above IL will be seen that TURPIN is selling
Fines every day. Persons who in want Of money
should t' observe the following Schemes, and forward
their remittsncos without delay.
There are two Prizes Of $50 900 and one OF $4,000
besides Others Of $4,000 10000, $780, &C. SC yet TO
be drawn this month. TURIN will sell ihom--so
you want Prize, forward your Orders enclosing large or
small rernsnces and address w. p. TUKPTN
Richmond, Va.
Ordeu for Packages Certificates single Tickets in IN. fo
lowing Schemes Lottery advertised BY M,ssrs G. Gre
CORY Co. will Be- attended 10 BY and request,
ed, Drawings forwarded a. sreeeived.
$4,000!
AeIsnd's Lotsy Cas 60 Tor ststo be dawn June sst
1855 sP-nfh rrys $4,000 $4,000. 5000 lOos soo0
% prizes n 1900 IS of 500 Nos ~ ballots etr;.
10 hslvos quarters $50 Cer6rass Packages Of IS Whole
Tickets $3.50. Is halves es IS quarters 5g,So
% In addition TO the above Schemes w has ,tv -
on hand Tickets IN smaller LoofesCspa snfire from 1000
TO $4,000 and Tickets nom to esdawings which are
eeivedd daily. Pof pines in any Lottery, sditess
w p TURPTN,
my y Richmond Va
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Z. RUSSELL BIGGER.
Y THE MANAGERS. ID. PlISE & Co
RICYvDyI ~
Drawing Of Grand Coa.oid1ied Loi,eTy- No a..

DrawirE Of GraBi Consolidlied LosteTy, No a.
SO % 20 6g AZ IL As % 65 81 81 Is % TO-
Whole Ticket Nos. - ~ snug Prize Of $1,000 sold
and pad rs usual at sight, by T. 4. BIGGER
LOOK 1T THE PRIZES SOLD ST FORTUNES LOUNGE
Ticket Nos 10 .. IS, a small Capital Of $4,000
Do do Is 80 IS do do. 10000
10. do. IL 90 10, DO. do. $4,000
and Ten Prizes $4,000 been sold a, the old stab
| ished PRIZE OFFICE.
only what has been soae and 70 show
wha; now d"ns have The pleasure of announcing the
sold this week money than ta,y Prizes re-
Gently sold by ohee in t. The splendid
Pze requested call for which time The Prse nay
be seen I; must be conceded by allIhai
THE FIELD Is STILL DLSE4ScED BIZ BlGGERi
100000, in N whole Ticket, sold!
drawn OF wiimiBetou June 9TH lsIS:
40 90 10 65 % 26 30 81 GO 90 sc IS 20
Whole Ticket Nos 10 a. 60, Capital OF $40 600
was sold ami viii be paid when presented FORTUNES Lounge
T. RUSSELL. BIGGER
which would be cdiou,
H. therefore you arc In wan Of Noisy can or ass you ,
es for tickets in the $4,000 o for the
2sth, TO 7. RUSSELL. BIGGER As.nt
for u. Paine & CO. Managers OF Lotteries
SPLENDID SCHEME!
$4,000. $4,000 rs Nos. Is Ballots
Grnd Conolis'ed No a. draws At Wilmington JuBe
SO prizes OF 1000 &c rs Noe Is bago. Whole siS
Certificate OF IS Whole Tickets only sI5s-shars5 proper
ton
This magnificent to buy paek.se n there
being is drawn ballots package % IS tickets paeksse
contain the Eve highest capitals Of Rage
Of IS whole tickets the above grand scheme ioT
only iSs dollars; halves. and eighhs proportion.
you want P5Ee, cali or address 4 u. BIGGER,
Richmond, Va
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
For Frday-sl2O90 50 Of IOOO, &c: IS Nos IL dawn
Tickets e.
For saierJsy-6olO; IS Nos rs drawn Tek,tsg
Also, for Saturday nisa-lO0OO. &C - Nos 10 drawn
Whole Tickets 81.
GRAND SCHEMES To DRAW SHORTLY.
S30,000-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY Class 49, to be drawn J1ly 5,h
IN Wilmington SPLENDID Csptai--s30 sOoo 5000 5000
1870, Of 2e0o Of 1908, 10 OF &c ~ No. rs
Ballots Tickets $40 6eate tickets in the
above, SiiO-Shates IN yropcnion.
Ss5,295 $4,000 nett
qrLowes, rrEe $40 nett; Lowest Prize SEQ nett rs
Grand CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Gas So July I9th AZ
wilmirgton. spcnid Csptas-S3J9os 10 coo 5000 1000
1926 of 2OOa Of 1900 20 $780, Se rs No. ~ hal
lots. Tickets only RJ-si0.
a package OFFS whole tickets In the above FOR SEQ
Nuianied 70 draw 100
n eerieate viii Be seni Tor 500
shafcs proportion.
Fof other srbcnrs cell aithe once
J Package Of wholes and shares single wholes and
shares always hand Ia the usual great variety and
usual przes paid ut sight Immediately after the drawing
lfOrdcrs for packages certificates OF single tickctl in
the above Schemes, and IN all Lotteries will be promptly
attended 20, aud drawing when requested.
Il. RUSSELL BIGGER
my l6 Mansger's OiFoc opposiis ruins Eagle Hotel
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by Dabney & CanIhorp.
LARGE sa.r oC Ers. S,r,

~ Dootic1
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE.
virtue OF Deed q rrlst executed NaIATB hin TO me
- shan . ~ Auction MONDAY n-rf 3Utn Ibis rno,ih
oeoes Al the Fell fdTel al q his Household kitchen
which nearly having not quite year Amor
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EDWARD N. DABNEY, Trustee
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