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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07
E1R NEW-nRIEANS

(Rsgsiar ssnsi-wsskly Packa fO ths Nsw BassH.)
 f<s&S~ h The fine new and staunch steamer
 sytnf MONTEZUMA, J .McC Baker mas sz zzter, will leave for the above port on THIS DAY, 7lh Jan. al 10 o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage, having excellent aecommo- datons, apply on hoard or to
 jan7 C. A. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

VN7ONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE-The w undersigned has made such arrangements with the publishers of "Liitell's Living Age." that tho reading part of the community can at all tunes summer and wnter--be supplied with readable mat ,er (dis,nct from the ordinary trash of the day,) at very reduced prices He would also beg leave to say, that he is at all times supplied with Paper sf every description, and has been for the last fen years.
 jan6 s. w. ALLEN, 28 Danphin. st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

1I The Subscribers have hand, and are con sAnty receiyna from their Nor hern Msnuactory their usus supply of fresh and seasonabe Coods embracing a most every variety of BOOTS AND SHOES, which they offer their friends and customers greatly reduced pr ces for cash approved paper.
 dec27 LArjN & co 1o wator. .s,raat
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

E BENCH MERlNOES and Bombaznes L Black and blue black French Merinoes
 Drab, lawn crimson, blue and green do
 Black and blue black Bombazines. Received by ian7 DANIELS BRADY. A LPACCA LUsTREs, SIX Warp Alpaccas fA Orleans Lustrer, Cameleon do
 Striped and plain Lemendras
 Black and blue black Lustres. Received and for sale low for cash by
 jan7 DANIELS BRADY. EULTON MARKET BEEF and FORK II 10 half bbls Fulton Market Beef
 10 quarter bbs do do do l.. -.t 10 hall bbls Pig Pork. Landing from brig Ac- i.o7 JOHN o'REILLY 6 co. RLACK and colorsd KID GLOVES ID Ladies' black and white Kid Gloves
 Ladies' white embroidered long and shor, Gloves Ladies' blue. green, pink and fawn cufed Gloves Genllemens best quality Beck Gloves
 Gentlemen's best quality black and coorsd Kids Gentlemen's best quality black, cotton, and Me- rino Gloves. Received and for sale by jan7 DANIELS & BRADY. c UNDRIES-The subscribers have in store and S offer for sae--
 30 : cks Java Coffee; 50 do Rio do
 l50 chests and half chests ImperIal, Gunpswdsr and Pouchong Tes; 50 boxes Starch
 l50 boxes Sperm Candles; 75 do Compost de 76 1 and | ca+ks Domestic Brandy
 20 bbls Gin; 25 do Rum
 50 half pipes Pure Cognac Brandy
 POO boxes Soap, various brands .. 100 do Tobacco, various qualities
 70 do assorted CordiaIs
 50 do Lemon Syrup; 100 do Goldfish
 10 casks Bacon Shoulders; 6 do Salsrstss
 20 bbls Mess Pork
 100 baskets and boxes Olive Oil
 80 do Champagne Wine
 10 quarter casks Madeira Wine
 25 casks White Wine Vinegar
 20 boxes assorted Pickles. &c. ian7 sI& JONES. EASTERN PRODUCE-Jusl landed and for sale EI20 whole a,d 10 half bbIs No. l fsmily Mscksrsl 50 q and 50 eighth :. :. "d :" 25 ar ard 50 eighth ' '' 2 |" Is whole and 20 half [" l5 bbls Boston N E Rum. 10 do do Brandy
 do American Gun, 100 do white Onions 100 do Chs"aneo Potatoes, 100 do white do s5 do red do, 100 boxes scaled flerrings 278 bales Portland Hay, l25 boxes Soap 100 hoxes Sperm Candies. 70 do Tallow do 100 do prime Codfsh, 70 bhIs Dried Apples Also-155 sacks Coffee, will he sold low. jan6 J. II. RIVERS & co. EvoR sALE-2OO0 bags Liverpool Salt I l30 bags Havana Coffee; 60 do Rio do 10000 Havana Cigars, various brands 100 casks and hhds Fslkirk Ale, in wood and bottlesi 9 do London Partlcular Madeira
 IA cases Old Jamaica Rum e44
 8 half pipes Brandy (Segnetie)
 2 pipes Gin; 2 casks choice Havana Honey - 10 baskets Champagne, sherry & Hook Winss jan6 JOHN GIBSON. 30 St Michael-st IT ANDING from ship Ontario from Boston A I6 bbIs white Beans, 10 boxes Lemons
 59 paIrs empty Molasses Barrels f IF bales heavy SheetiDgs, 4 do do Deniins BOl do do do do Also-An invoice of Furniture and varnish, for jan6 sals by JAS. A. HOOPER. 40 St Michaei-st 0HIRTS AND DRAWERS-A full assortment 0 of Merino and Cotton Net Shirts and Drawers. Also, 6ne muslin Shirts with linen Boso,ns and Col lsrs for sale by the dozen al mansastursrs prices hss R. W. ANDREWo q co @ bt njshssl-sf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07
ALABAMA PENlTENTIARY.

The inspectors of this institution have made long report 10 the leg gislaiure, from which We condense the following particulars:
 On the 6rsl November. lS43, there were 6i con- victs m the penientlry; from that date to Isl Mo- veubsr, l6i4, 56 more were committed, making A total of l20. 1hrty-.ix were convicted for larceny IT for assault with intent to murder-9 for stealing horses-5 for stealing negroes T for mansaugher --5 for murder-22 for other crimes.
 Of the conycls, Is arc under the age of 20 years 5l between 20 and 30 years-27 between 30 and 70 Il between 40 and 50-4 between 50 and 6O-and 1 between 60 and 70.
 There are } convicts whose term of imprisonment is for life-5 for 20 years-l for l9 years-2 for l5 years-l0 for 10 years-snd the balance for shorter periods from To ? years gr
 There is but one fenla tn the penitsntiary, a na- tive of Tennessee. os ted in Benton county for manslaughIer.
 In regard to tho fnt ,al affairs ofthe nstitution, the inspectors say the following statement will give a comprehensive view of the cash transactions, and of the result of convict labor n the various shops, from October ls43, to October ls44.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

nATS-475 sacks heavy western white, in st.re NI and to arrive per MonIexuma, for sale by
 jan7 c. A. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Com-st
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KNAPP x SCHULTZ.
ROBERT ID. wIGGINS,

HOhEhkT ID. WlGG1NS,
 JUSTICE OF I'll PEACE. Will promptly attend 10 the duties of his office, and will also execute with neatness and accuracy, Pow CTS of Attorney, Deeds, Bills of Sale, &c. &c. OFFIcE-The one recently occupied by Moses Ryan. Esq, on Cont-s.., directly opposite the May or's Office.
 FOR RENT-The Room in the rear ofmy office, admirably calculated for an Attorney or Physician. iau7U
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

K ERSEYS-6 cases Negro Kerseys, received IN per brlg Linden and for sale by
 mn7 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Cont. .st
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rNOTlCE-All those who contributed towards the erection of the new Methodist Church, interested in Its prosperity are requested 10 attend eeag 10 be held In said Church, Tomorrow Evening, at o'clock jan7
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

New-YO Circus,
 A CARD-MR JAMES SANFORD most res- fA pectfuy informs his friends and the cItizens of Mobile. that his benef, will take place On 1nrsday EUenag, January 7ih. on which ccasion rich treat will he offered. A match Dasce for 3l00 aside, be- tween Mr. Sanford and gentleman of this city, du- ring the eriormance, and great variety of negro melodies and dances bv the members of the Ken lucky Mns,rePs Band The whole Equestrian Corps will also exert themselves ihe occasion. ian6U
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

Sun Mutual Insurance Co. Of New York. TVNH E subscribers having been appointed agents -1 for the above company. ae prepared to take Marine and River risks Cotton and other Mer- chandse, and solct from their friends share of their business. a+
 The principle of Insurance upon which this In- stitution is founded returns to the insured the nett profits in proportion to the amount of premium paid by them.
 untee to parties doing business with them that all losses will be promptly adjusted.
 ian6 JAMES MAGEE & co, 66 Commerce.st,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

OFFlCE MOBILE INSURANCE CoMPAFY,1
 Mobile, January 4, ls45. ! A DIVIDEND of six per cent on the capital stock "A of the Mobile Marine Railway and Insurance Company was this day declared by the board of di- rectors, payable on and after the 9ih inst. .t
 jan6 31Uw THOS. s. KING, Secretary. FASHIONABLE BEAVER HATS.-Kay- II mond's original American Beaver Hats, manu- factured of pure Fur, and warranted free from Cotton or Wool, New York city made, just received and for sale by HENRY & STODDART, jan3 corner of Water and Conti.st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07
FOR MONTGOMERY.

TUX MONIGOmERf.
 h E A The splendid double engine steamer ssisE sEssissEaesEzs5 SAM DALE. F. M. Johnson master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 7th Jan., at o'clock PM For freight or passage, having superior accommodations apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. jan7 72Front and75 Commerce -si
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

Cash receiTeu-Uy Sc JUL Ou From contingent fund.-. ,00000 For sale of articles, and on account. due. ............ 6.Osa 4-sl5ssa 44 Cash paid Amount due on bi.ls paya- ble as reported last year..........- 6, ,430 90 " Amount due Wm. Hogan, as per last report. ................... e2s I6 |" For materials, ratons, pay of ocers clothing, &c since Oct IS, il 034 29&l53l3 35 Balance due A. M, Bradley, Wnrden..... 250 s
 Maaufacturcs Account.
 DIR. To amount of stock and tools in the various shops the lst October, 1S43. ..........--...... LAS B Finished work hand, ls October, l543.... 2003 25 stock since purt hssed. ................. l932l O0
 OR. Sz2,774 50 By receipts and charges for articles sold from lst Ocl ID 10 lst Oct. IA. $4,77057 Finished work on hand, lsi Oct, IA. 4.49s 7l Tools and stock hand st Oc A 9siy 0y S29 3ls 37 Nett profit in favor of shops. 6 543 ST The liabilities and assets of the Penitentiary are as follows:
 To due sundry individuals ,45s 76 <" Wm. Hogan, former Warden. l06 96 A. M. Bradley, money advanced, as per cash statement. t........................ 230 6l AM. Bradley, Warden, per ,alary.. 622 %
 $i2,iSs v By amount due Pententary. .......s 1859 29 Finished ork Oh benJ. ........... 4495 H. es56 %
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

pCHINA, Glass, Earthenvare and Cut AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is now receiving extensive assortment of the above Cles, which he offers Ht the lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MASTERSO> ', Importer. S4 Water st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

VENGEANCE at sight on New York, Boston and l1 Philadelphia, for sale by
 jan7 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Conti-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

FOR GAINESVILLE. h h The very fine new fast running sEssf steamboat ELIZA, W. Fl. Roberts masier wi leave for the aboye and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 7h inst, at o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to ian7 M. WAKING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

WV WHISKEY-2O half bbIs Monongahela, receiv- w ed per schooner Eagle and for sale hy
 jan7 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Cont,-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

INSEED OIL-l0 bbls Western Ln.eed oil, lL in store and for sale by
 jan7 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. 20 Conti-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

FOR TUSCALOOSA. h Ee h The Steamer MARQUETTE, B. GS54izsss{ssI. Y. Fry. master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on WE'D NESDAY, sth inst, at 5o'clock PM.
 For freight passage, apply on board or to jan7 M. WAKING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

0HIRTS AND DRAWERS-A full assortment, 0 of Merino and Cotton Net Shirts and Drawers. Also, 6ne muslin Shirts with linen Bosotns and Col hare, for sale by the dozen si manufacturers prices
 hss R. ". ANDREWS q co Q 6t nishssl-sf
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rANDLES-60 boxes New Bedford V OlL-5 hhds winter bleached Sperm
 BUTTER--3s 6rkins Orange county Landing and for sale by
 jan7 E. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

c SUGAR AND MOLASSES-30O hhds Sugar S 100 bbs Molasses, for sale on liberal terms by
 ian7 JAMES SANDS co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

p WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, DENTIsT,- Having returned from the North, be found his old quarters. Mo- 45 Dauphn street, three doors helow Roy nl-north side.
 RREERkNcRs-Dr. Leyari. Dr. Nott. nny22 242ifk
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

nRUGS AND MEDICINEs-A fresh supply Dof every kind. Also-Brushes, Combs, &c. just received per brig Acton, for sale by
 Jan7 T. WALSH sDruggist, 36 Royals. .3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

DORTER and ALE-6O bbls and 20 hhds Phila- Il delpha Ale, 20 hhds Phladelphia Porter, just received per bark Oxford and far sale by
 ian7 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. 20 Con,,.s,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07

nlL, Lead, Glass, Brushes, Gold Leaf, etc. - For sale al
 ian7 TODD'S, 47 Dauphin. .sireet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
IF,om ne Auguaa (.ne.) Are, SET. 1877

MAINE ELECTION TIE REsuLr-Thc returns
continue TO drizzle in most provokingy SLOW
We are, al this late hour, able only TO present
our readers with the votes of 295 towns. They
contain, however, very large proportion OF the
votes OF the Stale, and are sufficient 10 show Gov.
Anderson is reelected BY decided majority
j. F. Scammon has been elected representative
10 Congress from York district. We have elect
ed three senator's in York, three in Oxford, three
in Waldo, three in Penolscot, one in Aroo.tool,
one certainly IN Cumberland, and probably one
or two in the eastern districts. The Wings have
only elected three, viz: in Kennel OK. The Sc
nate consists of thiry.one members. To the
house we have received The relurns Of Is Demo
Gratis elected. and % Wings We have also
heard from % districts in which there is no
choice; and there remain 46 disric's not ye heard
from, most of which are strongly Democratic
From these facts there cannot remain shadow
oil doubt OF the success Of the Democratic party,
BY strong majorities, in both branches cf The Lee
gislature. AL IS safe ~ Metne.
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AS WE. EXPECTED

Whatever Mr.. Polk may do some u the
Wing will aucmptto make political capital cnl
OF il Their only hope S in our dissensons--
and all their energies are bent 10 The great game
of divide and conquer" The appointment OF
Mr. Woodbury. II the important RS, OF seat on
the Supreme Court Bench is an undenable in-
stance II what We assert. Whether appointed or
thrust aside, We TEL, assured ilal The Whies would
seize upon III. occasion 10 blow up flame OF dis
cord between the members OF the Democratic
party. Had Mr.. W., who had been for some
time named as prominent candidate for this
high flee, been Sc, aside by the President, the
whole Wing welk;n would have runs with the
charge that the President had shown an utter
wap, OF respec, for the Calhoun wing" and The
cause Of Free Trade by rejecting the claims Of
Mr.. Woodbury., an able champion OF a Revenue
Tariff. But this prelexi for attacking The admi-
ni.,ration and its Republican policy, was struck
from under the Wing managers by the appoint
men, of Mr.. Woodbury.. Look at the reverse of
the pic,ure-look at the altitude Of some of the
Wing politicians in the present state Of the case.
Mr.. Woodbury. has been appointed Judge Of
the Supreme Courl, to the satisfaction of nearly
The whole country. Do all, the Wings render justice
10 his motives7 Far from 1.-THE Washington
responder! Of the Baltimore Patriot foiled By
the appointment OF Mr.. W., takes the other tack
aud appeals TO the Southern friends of revenue
Tariff, 10 look upon this appointment as a signal
Of the Presidents treachery TO the South on this
question Hear what The correspondent says
Speaking OF The coalition (Which no true Repub-
lican believes,) between Mr. Benton and the Ad-
minislraton TO put down Mr. Calhoun andhis
friends, The writer says: zone Of the best means
to aid him (Mr. Bcn,on) in defeating the Free
Traders on The Tariff question, is the transfer OF
Lsri Woodbury. from The Senate 10 the Supreme
Court. The batteries of one OF MIR. Calhouns
ahlest allies are thus odyouly uux-ks How
The organ will profess 10 regre, Mr.. Woodbury's
withdraw from the Senate"
And it is by such stuff as this, r,ha, this Whie
seribhler vainly hopes 10 excite the dis,ru., Of
Mr.. Calhoun's friends, and ALLEVIATE them from
the support of an Administration which is no.
nestly and zcalously devoled 10 The Republican
cause, and resolved TO carry OUT The principles
ayowed BY the Democratic parry at Baltimore
The hnmbug is loo transparent 10 deceive sa.
gle Republican. The trick is TOO bunglng 10
cause any other feeling bu, -idicule in the mind
etevery friend ofshs Republican cause. Much as
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usfrDn1DnD 14aoscEfe

,urscl:es. and lie same amount Of sood h''ai''
he effected with much less adtiiionai eSl ..
lnls Stale, than in many, il noi III a". :. 80,
States. who so far excel us IN eou'd'i"s ~. ~.
people And lime v ill show, mai no d.
was imposed on he people, mole us'.u;' ,han
Justly appur;ionci, or more cheeiiui'y paw '"3"
thai Tor The support OF Education VIII pc. !,
But 10 all ihos, who use these ana sl,niidi %.
lcc,ions Ia any action hy The rcopie ~ - 'a,
Education. We siy. Keep lhsn ho' 10y o"i
or Tor private conversations WIN y'u. -"
but come out boldly in public ana s'a'e 'ie'n-
that the friend, of Education may nee' d1u ~
:. swer them We invite you 10 cam, a.,u ,S
4" di>paTsicnate discussion Of NE "hole
"ject.' II we have opposition ~ .U", NV,
wi'h III il Re open and avowsG: anu no Wv"
dossed preJudic, and sulien bso'Iy, "l'c' ''ar .
nothing, and effects nothing, because vi
hear nothing. I'at 0pp-0actin" t0mpan! " ~.
resimentat mrseYs ri M,s fsi, iar'Hsa"" ~
stat. cfcyd an .rcenent oprer.uaHv for discussing
his sWjrct, anI, in tie name 81 ne f''sh@S . -,
form IN our susiemef Toplar ctlfa"o", ~" ~ 80.
rated 10 meet tan. IN discussion on ost 'eeGS""s'
And, friends OF Education, one aud all, OF wn"'.
ever age, station or occupation, i,kMkMnsS ."".
crc,y man sas i.s pafi 10 atf ana "R,f """.n.e
10 trer. See hat yop, lei not these Sol'eh opPo'.
,unities escape you Of cffecuns goo" Wv ~" -;
never e again permitted 10 accomplish anu ~
Your duty 10 Yourselves, 10 youI county, - ""'
manly and 10 Your God
In humiliation, but sill in horc your ,T,',"
TABLE shown The Ratio which the numoer 81
Students in the Colleges, Grammar an; anu -.
mary Schools, ard the number OF Ili'1e'as,
over % years OF age in each Stale. bear 10 me
While Population OF such State; also me NUM-
Ter OF whilestO the Square Miie in each Stale
: p,t ,yhi,.. NJ SiuI,lts In
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,,,rtuoRr MAKNET, srpt -. 3 P. )

r,o,,-The market for Howard street Flour ~ quite
,o.c,iyr To-day come holders are willing 10 sell al 81
10 whit others are Gnwn 10 submit To urenh':o
CaI1-Whea, hal further declined. Saestoday Al
G., - cents for good To pr me red- We quote GOOD
,vhle nj % 100 cents hear OF no tran-act"nr IN
corn nd quote whit, al ~ % ctn- and ye"" IL 81
~ f.,ts Sales of Oats al 80 u II c.
Peov,s,oSs-The drmtn1 for Bacon has fathef I'M
rroyr and sales fair extent have heen maae WIN
- ~. I,.t few diys W. continue Ia quote a before,
~. SLou.J.,- a ~ cents sides 81 cents; az
.n,t-d IA c. aud Hams { ~ 10 c. We g"o'e
BALTIMORE cured nj pa II cents win sales al ~ /. 6.
a,J rontiurr- in favorable request ut previous rate
49,. N / Western IN kegs ri & - cents, ana
I'M. at7.2as i cents. Sa'es oi 80 Soe' . c.
ca H.. 80 ,u -i,.
WnI.kgy-The demand - limited anu -'i"'' '"''
a., m,.ing =, .. : for hhd- aud - for Ltl..
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.r,v work M,RKErs-Turs.lay. T NJ

, 80 p,t. 81 81 and Pearls -.
Cn,rn,-The market stands iiFn to-day. ne "s-
,nd i hath fer export and for sprculai,"ni me Su
"aner .incr tho steamers news Is from 70 Vi d
cent ,I,o..o,d,r j. ,nh,, II, al
= I.n..rr i held al 81 CO, hut sales are made al -
G o and Mehis,n are bot" o', ,, al sn ine sae
100" Rrandywinr Richmond country end Baltimore
81 .5aa. calling ;, =,
IN =" n,s. o,i- Northern a. cents Wheat Is slack,
v,J wing Ia the dcciLe IN Flour II ha. Downward
tendency. ,,,. SAL, !, L.,s ~ al.
~, Hans e,l 4 .; Shnulders 81 Sides s.. No
.,.,,,ion in Butter or Cheese; Ohio J. ~ cents;
h. II IS cent. Orange Is Is cents; Chrss-
i"'' EJpYes..
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New Firm.

TLISHA f. HCNDLEY, OF Charlotte, an
II HILLARY G.. RICHARDSON, q he
la'e firm Of Richardson & McDearmon, having
formed co-parnership in the name and siy'e q
uundl-y & Richardson, will continue business
a, tie oh sand OF Richardson McDeafmon,
where will be found at ali times choice and
wel!.seected stock ii Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery. China, Glass and
Queen,ware hes, Family Groceries, &c, &c al
OF which will be sold unusually low 10! cash, or
10 punctual customers.
ii. G. Richardson returns his thanks 10 ms
friends for The liberal support receired al their
hands; assuring them, that no pains will te spared
10 promote their best interests A cal! request
Ell. HUNDLEY & RICHARDSON.
Earmrille Sort 26-c2W.
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MANAGERS oFFIcE-T. RUSSELL BiGGE!

Nl 4 co.
Draw Nos. of Poknmoke River Letter.. M. -
30 ~ 81 ; - - &c .: 6i ~ o.
Drawn Nos. Il Delaware, No. s2t
IL 81 % "a Al 10 81 y 20 20 te y H.
Draw Nos. of Pokosnoke. No. ls-:
t5 40 GO If IS 81 IL q Cl 20 80 ~.
iiehtt, Nos. 10 40 81, Capital, sold and pa'd oy
BIGGER co.
DAWN Nos of Delaware, No. esb:
81 - Al SO IS 81 Sc 80 % Is e.
Ticket Nos Is IS ~, another Capital snld anh paia
By BIGGER & CO.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Con.nlidaisd Lottery, No. Cd:
81 As ~ IS IL 60 is II II 81 - :,
Whole Ticket, Nos. u 35 II, prize o( 900 SOLO
and paid by BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, No. 227:
81 81 is CO - ~ IS - 81 IA H.
Drawn Nos. tf Pokcnoke, C1us No ls9:
"a 81 20 So So "a &c 81 - 63 CT 50.
whole Ticket, Nos Sc &c, small prize OF $3.50
sold and paid ty BIGGER & CO.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery. Class2es:
GO So 20 20 AZ fi IS o. CO 62 CO 81.
Half Ticket Nos. 81 Il &C, another CAPITAL, sold and
raid by BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke. Glass 195:
IS o5 81 50 Sc 3 IS 80 &c IS 81.
Buyers are requested TO examine tho magnificent
scheme I'm another of The paper ,iraw ith Ocio
heI. capitals: $4,000, : &c l0,U0 OF $500, 100 OF
I,oun &C 20 Sft-, ~ drnwn- Whole Ticket go.
10 you want Capital, you should address the Capital
FrlI. Sellers, T. RUSSELL BIGGER Co:
sslH2 20 Richmond, Va
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EORTUNE'S NEW HOME WILLIAM
L p. TURPlN'S OFFICE Lottery draws
in Richmond io-iay:-Capiial 81 500 for |,
Halves 20 cts, Quarters - :. Packages ). 81
For the prizes apply a TIRPlN'S.
$4,000 DOL ats iyr Tomorrow, Tickets Tor sale
until & o'cock-secuIe chance IN il.
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