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To the Editors Of the Whip:

To the Editors Of the Wing:
From the numerous enquiries that have recently been
made me- ming the election Of Mayor for the y If
that have appeared in the public prints that
would be pporied for a Office, feel anxious that my
position should he distinctly understand, tina; should
be missp rche lon the subJect-ond beg through
the pubic channel TO answer Ihe following nieuoga-
tories, as they have been presented me:
Quest. lsi Are you about become citizen Of Rich
mond Answer-I DO expect, from necessity, not from
choice become esiden, Of he CITY, in the course Of
few days.
End. Will you become candidate for the
office Of Mayor1
To this question: have uniformly answered. as now
repea-G Will not consent 10 be presented candidate
for the office, in opposition 10 Gen. Lambert who com
msnds my respect and regard, and Who cannot doubt
makes quite good Mayor would do for, a. much
he Is said to be too enen,. | nigh, be too rg.d
3rd. II the people determined elect Gen.
Lambert, and should elect you, will you servel
To this, / have never made but response. ! hope
the dsseeton towards the present Mayor not 80 extern
has been represencd-bui IT there should be de-
termination elect Other indvidus and the ONCE
should be rendered me, my present situation should
feel myself justified in refusing any reputable employ
that might present ITSELF which would afford me the
Of educating and supporting my chldrou-ond for
this resson and this or!y would receipt it; but God
knows do not want bread taken ON him and hs to
be bestowed me aed mine; and If had BEEN resident
long enough 10 enlte 10 vote, would give for him.
Respectfully, JNO. VI. Bolts
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cuRIous scRAP on HIsT0RY.

S1hs The Regicte-Caryes life ~ Cromwell.
William COTE, OF III Lodges ofKing Charles l. Of.
ter serving under the Protector Mayor General ~ GEO.
came 90 Aneca, and RrhciOuy received By Governor
En9Ic0t Of Massachusetts, to whom he and his companion
Wnaoy, broUah; ia'.ers. After tho RcsOrs pn when II
was found that their tue Bs O Exceptions
To tho Act Of oblivion, their Boston friends became slsr-
3D. and the fogoiies. m 1861, went New Haven near
whicI Oily, through the aid Of Deputy Governor Leet
snd NJ Davenport, nfy we're several months concealed
IN cIVefn. They passed three ~ four years m van
Gus places, aud Dwafds the close n 1864 entered ihs
house NJ the Rev. Nr. Russell. Of Hlde, Mass where
they lived 30 perfect secrecy than fifteen years.
during his period, bile the good people u Hsdey were
nearly a assembled N their meeting hOute they were
iacked BY band O lndIaus and THROWN alarm and
confusion Which forbade Oh hope u successful defence. II
vac near Inc sunset Of day and The terror
stricken congregation were hyinz IN Cd directions,
cradle Oyk ~ man, strange costume and with his
white long h.r streaming unc7uh1cd ls shoulders
suJbe1y apsafeI their midst, revived their courage
o. Their head Iaokcd -nd rpUlssd the enemy and
di1eJ as Hc dak1'-' incrcised, withdrew. The
fntd villagers i1f long tine supposed that Sod had
or anEe. Tor their dciNenntt. IL VBs GoHe, via
d.sd there about ihc yCar 1879
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tells us vi ;hc rapid progress Of IT'S onward march,
we often turn with Joy from the dusty highway,
to wander in the moss covered temple OF the past.
The massive learning and philosophy of former
times, has been almost buried beneath the ava
lanche of modern productions but the freshest 70.
iage and the most vigorous branches Of our own
literature are those which have forced themselves
through the rubbish accumulated by later age,
thus tes,ying to the inherent vigour OF the match
less stock from whence they sprung. The water
in the old fountain is bubbling up again among
the rocks by which 1t has so long been chokcd,
and the grass upon its banks is becoming green
and beautiful once more.
There are many old things which we would
gladly see revived, and, among the rest, the old
fashioned simplicity of manners in private life,
and the sirgle-hearted patriotism in the manage.
ment of public affairs for which our iorefathers
were distinguished. In Virginia, the former OF
these still remains to great extent unaffected by
the lapse of time We wish we could say as much
of the code of public morals by which our nation
al politics are characterized But the frankness,
the hearty honesty of the youthful days OF our re-
publican virtue has long since departed. The
frowns Of care have worn deep traces upon ITS
brow, and the wrinkles of a premature old age
are visible upon its cheek. Instead of the High
Priests. perfect as those of Israel, who once Mi
nistered at the shrine Of freedom race OF dwarfs,
stunted in mind and heart, now offer up incense
at the altar of their own ambition.
We are not disposed, however, to go too far in
our veneraton of antiquity. We cannot unite
with the transcript in its admiration Of study
which is so little in consonance with the spirit O
our institutions as that of Heraldry. There are
already too many students of that branch o
learning in our country. Should it continue
to prevail, it will not he hard to find in every
section cf the land, some honest Republican
engaged in the insane attempt of hunting up
old records TO prove that his great grandfather
was third cousin TO sprig of aristOcracy, when
in all probability, the nearest approach that
the good man ever made to patrican rank was
when he came in sight of the Squares house on
his way to market. There is an easier and bet.
ter way of proving gentle blood, and that is, by
generous heart, by kind actions, by respectful
treatment TO all men, no matter what their condi-
ton in life. These are ever the marks of the
true gentleman, whether he trace his pedigree to
the beginning of the dark ages. or goes back to
our common father, Adam. In our republican
country, natures nobility is the only rank which
we can possess, and it is a mark of weakness and
folly to desire any higher elevation.
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PnkraY OF TILE RIRLE-

Speaking Of the influence the Bible upon poetic feel
ing Proic ssor Wilson says:
ale who familiar with his Bible that each chapter
open 70 whee % will, ICONS with household words may
draw thence the theme many eassnta and pathetic
For Is not all human nature aud oil human life shadowed
tCrh IN ~ pages! But the heart sing well from the 81
bio" must be embued vi'h religious feelings, o. flower il
alternately with dew and sInshlne. The study OF The
Book must have been begun in the ~ Of childhood
when II ie {, be indeed divine AMI earn ID on through
oil those silent intervals IN which the soul Of manhood
restored, during the din of life, tie purity and peace OF
is early being. The Bible must BE- 70 such a p1et even
the sky-witi s and siar-is boundss blue
with all It' cloud myfeficsits peace deeper than the
gfbye-t t1mut louder than that Di lite because heard h
together oil the elements. Re who beg rs the study Of
the Bible late life. must indeed devo'ei himself 70 H.
night and day. and Nth humble and contrte heart ne e
~ on awakened and sOrug -f Ger be- con hope 20 feel
what he undersi1nt understand what he fees-t1ugh,.
and feelings breathing 20 upOn him 40 n FROM region hang.
inR, u mystery betwecl heaven and n-"they lone
% whom God has given genius well i5ih zss snd be-
ueVoierce-WH, Of their own accod hK their Prndus 81
her On Lehman Dfon Cayaryand u those bot few The
genius must be hKhthe faith sufoand human love r,gsf
c1aissco with dyiueihl' he -'fa in may have pYrrr t
reach ih' srts Of men, imner-od they ore n matter
and with all their apprehension and conceptions blended
with material imaginary and the things Of this moving sar
und thsfcsjlcss lie."
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- ORDON ~ SkINKER offer for sale
~ SIS bids orleans end wsr Inis Sugars
IS terees and bbs Ciau6ei suEsr
20 packages loaf crushed and pulverised guEau
boIrs white Havana Sugar
$50 bags Cofes-Rio, Laguayfa, Java and Maraeaib3
bales hosba Coffee
rs hbdi Orleans and West lnda Goiasses
10 ee'' GrnPoyter and " yson Tea, very superior
NJ chests Black Tea
Tea IN o md f1lb
800 sides Leathcr-good stamp and damaged
rs do Bu.ssi Leather
zoo ibs Shoe Thread
100 borgs sp'rrp Gnd Tallow Candies
30 Dor. saOa1
Fancy ana VafieEa,sd Bosg
10 bsgs Pepper
Pmento and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
$50 Jacks hshiohs Salt
$50 hsgs Shot
100 Kegs Duronts Power
$50 Tcams Wrapping Paper
10 tercss Rice
$50 "a Hemp sni Cotton Bed Cord. and Lines
50 don BfOoms
"a don painted Buckets
81 nrgts Tuha
s. bales Cotton T~ine and Lamp WEI
SO bags Feathers
200 Nova fc0ta Gdndst1nss
rs kegs Horse Shoes
hhfs nH'
Gias-sIo and 1Or1Q
Hpofm Ind Tanners on
Cotton Vans ssH Pctfe, Copporas. Nader and Indigo
Cotton In bales, ulvsr Heed. CIDER YneEar he &C.
iRON-ioo tons swede Engsh, TsdsEar and County
prisinE nsshy al sirss round, fat ard square.
Hhref Iron and Nail rods
ETEEts-Amefican and Enaisb Biaered.
Mayors aud sheer Steel
TiN FJArg17s iorS, 1890 I9rIo bright and ssded
TIN for roofing
COPPER-qeOO NE Br1isrs shesthina snd soh
WiRg-t0o Ne assorsd szss
Zinc and speier
Bar and SHEET Copper he. mh2i
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IL We acknowledge from Messrs Drinker {; Morris,
the March No. Of the Eclectic Magazine published by
Leayit,, Trow Co., 1914 Broadway, New York. ltpre-
sen,s usually and eOmey appearance and contains
its accustomed variety Of valuable and Interesting matter.
A.o, The SOUTHERN READER OF, The CHLDs FIRST
READIYs Book designed the first OF series OF small
books the instruction Of children. Judging from this
lule beck disposed think iavOsby Of the plan
/ Of the series.
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Fy-@ns cAs-'s''~- Cor,o.
The Country Graveyard


THIS Is the place they laid her own to rest,
ia he deep slumber Of her lest long sleep.
And uiey nsoped dust upon hef cents breast
And lett me here 10 IN ionoiness
Its pleasant spo ! The wild Aow'ri
Shed their rich perfume on The passing cir,
And the huge forest trees link'd arm in arm,
stand al around her in solemn grandaIr
Tne while the gay bids md the yerdant leaves,
Pour fourth their widest, eheoIest notes,
As Il 10 wake her into life Bg0in.
Blu, sti.l she sleep!
Or IL may be- they are rejoicing oil,
Thatt he doye-like hath wing'd her Joyous way
To brighter worlds and swseter harm ny.
On. can ere forget thee. thee. my ffisnd
Forget the glow on ,hy young sunny utOw,
The gpritual beauty Of thy sunlite eye,
Thy ter Of symplthy-ihy smiles 10 cheer,
And al No., fond endcarucnts Of thy love
Not 'uli The lght e faithful m'm'fy fail,
And fond Affections fount hath ceas'd a. flow.
SILL ionJy doh remembrance ~ Tpt4c0
The pleasant path 10 Iile when BY my side
She Rnily wak'd. Gathered the fairest aOw'rs
That grew thereon, and wreaihed the sweetest
Oi hem round my brow.
No cold disseusiyn chlid our harmony
No thought 10 sadicn faithful frendsnip's smile.
H. oil my pleasures she Odd freely SHIRE,
And willing made share herOwn.
Al! tls ia ,ugh' then Inst death soon,
Within the deep sill bJ'om Of the grave,
Would piIlos her yo.pI heed,
like 10 think Oi thcsl OIL my beloved.
When the bright morning s'ar sheds ne soft beams
Around me, md knecl gaEng upward
In iis face. II sooth' my saJdcn'd spirit
With flow u iap 'rous thought like that fond
Memory links wih thy pure bong;
And when the ~ on fold Il within
H. besms Of radiant light. think Of thce,
It's thIs. On! Sun Of n gh,eJusnes,, that thou
D1st veil hor from mine eyes. l.. o. ".
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.

The following Of the eclipse Of the sum- which will
take place IN April next, is copied from Siman's Journal
On Saturday, the 25th Of April there will be eclipse
OF the sun, which, although but partial, where
largest the United States will without doubt carefully
observed by every Astronomer, IL will also be visible
Great Britain AID therefore of great value for the detemi.
nation Of hs Longitude from Greenwich, and il will be
the last large eclipse that will be visible US FOR upwards
Of eight years and the lest that will DO vicinity
until August l7th. 1869.
In the English Nautical Amanac and the French Cou.
Nuisance des Tens the approaching eclipse called
ra and dHnHiar, having escaped the notice of the
puers OF those works. that although the tabular diameter
OF the les. than that Of the SUM- nearly equal
thereto that few degrees of altitude will render IL appa
renty the greater and the eclipse where
trial. total; bGt where longest near the island Of Eeu
thera) the duration OF darkness will not exceed 81
seconds or the diameter Of the moons shadow 90 miles.
By the table appears, that the duration " the central
eclipse the earth will be 81 81 l2m, and the Length Of
its Puh about 1000 miles. For thirteen minutes after the
beginnng and about seventeen before the end Of
lrgl eCT for about half hour only will be
lar during the remainder of the time or for UPWARDS Of
three hours it will be total. bu, small the exlet Of
land 10 which the eclipse III be central, aud narrow the
shadow Of the moOn that Sngua Ia Grande, the
north side Of the island OF Cuba, appears be the only place
OF note importance the earth that will see total
eclipse.
Durrg tie remainder Of the preset century there will
be but five ecIps central IN any part Of the Atlantic
Sta'es viz. tIoe Of May 26. 1854 and September 49,
1873, annuar ~ Massachusetts, and ths Of October Ia
1865, IN the CaOlnas, whilst those VI August T. 1863 and
May %, 1900, will be tola in North Caolna and virR
ME.
The Journal, in the article from whence We lake u
sbOye, gives elaborate table Of the tin of the central
eclipse ct number Of places in the United States aud Gu
| bn.
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IN STORE,

IN ~ i " u II
VSLoFFE ALGERiNES-ot Ladies DretEcs
~ Eioffe Pnms
Eons Barle
shx warp Gnghsms,
sIk stripe
Shaded Swiss lawns
Cord and plaid
BaiEorines and BaTeges
Muslin robes
harsehies aud other Skists
) 4 BalslC shAwls
lo4
Checked striped and plain Swiss mutlns
Iieonet
Pain book
Checked striped and plain eAmbres
Pain and hrurud bobnet
fooiinss and other lace goods
Jaconet and cambria edgings and insertiasI
Irish linens, large stock
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Appointm.nf b. tho Lieut.. GOrerns,

Edmund T. Brown, OF Washington, Commissioner fo
the District II Columbia, to take dispositions, uckno~ieds
menIs Of deeds, &c.
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EIREL

The Kitchen Carriage House and Stablng belonging to
the residence Of Ro H. Gaaher, consumed by fire
on Thursday night about - o'clock We have been un.
abe the Ongin Of the fire-yet grahed
say thai the loss serious the
Of being without q Kitchen and Its sppurtenances.
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Arthur Lee, bis commissioner for efeciing
treaty with tie Indians, 10 l1e4, visited Fort Piu now
Ptsburg. and spoke OF It thus: P sburg Is inhabited
almost entirely by Scotch and lr,h, who live in pay log
houses anj derry the north OF lee aad cyea
Scotland Esrc i much small u.de carried "a; goods
brought ense Of 45 per from Phil
&c phia aud Bait They i4ke IN the shops money
wheat, lolr and SKINS Tnfy have four HiIcrnies tu
doctors and no; priest OF any Sect church chrpc;
they likely be damned without benefit # clergy
The encroleh the town, that was told the
Allegheny had, IN thirty years earned away hundred
yards. The PIGee bsis5e pH be ueTy consdera-
BE-"
When word was sent from below that Arnold was com.
up me Tyer, Charles Carer OF Shirley. with hi. LADY,
rered during the night the ne.r Of the county leav.
ing Shirley only and old Swinton, n Scotch
school This old teacher had his school-room in
tho Slevait's house, little distance from the dwelling
house few days Gl.e5 party Of British 10
Shirley In boat. Old .int n. like another d mimic
Samp.On. Teeasd upstairs his Sanctum and hastily
nil his watch his hat The rcdcDsts immediately com
ing upstairs enquIfed where the family lie replied
they oil gone there j. nobody left but an old sch
master and Two foolish boys" The sold IS thea plan
tered some Of his valuibes which provoked him ths
he pulled out his watch from its hiding place. aud suiTen
oering IT, exclaimed, "as you will have ite rest you MAJ
have this too"
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a CARD

The undersigned ayaIls hnself Of tho earliest
occasion TO acknowledge his obligations to the menber. Of
The Pure Ass 'esnon" and other citizens fr heir scen,
I'D during he hs on Tbur.day night 30. T. thei, very
seve eSeruons tie subscnb dwelling and other proper
" would have ben consumed BY tho 6ery elements.
RO. VI. GALLAHER.
March ii, 1916,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BEA Water h1 Day at osisei a. "
ARRIVED,
Schr. Meridian. TartJn, Portsmouth, N plaster and
potatoes.
SAILED,
Schr. Sarah and Mary, Baies kingston Mass
Schr. Gee. Scott, Doughty New York
Sehr. Fox. Phillips, Ba tnore.
Schr. Mary, Hubbard, B,lnmore.
PoRr WALrHALL Msr.h 18th, 1876
Arrived, schr Dorchester, Capt. Wherly
20th-saed schr Shenandoah, with coal for New York
Capt. Young.
sehr Macon, for Portsmouth, Va, with COAL Captain
Bailey.
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COLONEL FERGusON.

bod ey's Annual Reg ster, for l75i gives the follow.
ing Of Col Ferguson the British Commander kill
ed OF the battle Of Kings Mountlin:
"Io vas perhaps, the best marksmln living and pro.
badly br0ugh; the Of rtesouuug u IT, highest point
OF pef oton. lie invented gun Of that kind upon
construction, winch sid to far exceed 10 facility
and execution thing OF the before known and he
j. said 10 have greatly oudono the American Indians
the adroiness and q1icknes5 Of firing and loading and
the certainty Of htnR the mark by lying the back
or belly and IN every other possible pos ton Of the bod
cit has been reported that Gen Washington
owed his lie the battle Of Brandy wine this gen
mans total ignorance OF his person. he had him sui
cienty within reach and view during action fer the
pmfl0aa.n
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q. HaINCK EHlGoOF,s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

THIS MEDICINE, when first Introduced some
n years since, with opposition deadly aimed hostility
vapd deeiamefs who
medicine have
passed away individuals who
away conscious and len
proudly FIRST and medicine o. the
terrific destroyer Of the beautiful and ioveJ %
Kind Lvsr Copan Coughs and Gods Pains IN the Breast
evils iendsred harmless and
iner when by prompt and efficient Resornvo
oppouuuey NJ The Proprietor
bic compound bsfoe beng crown
sueees every where the Of Destruction
undsf disease found, eah restorative
him and ae up the suffering ard open
~ renowned heaih
nosry rsatvss the oppoune
insnne ndcarsd onsf Heed
brothey eneaty resort
while there that best of earns
the almost hopeless slet the Health Restorative.
The following certificate s from Dr. Chiffon,
New York Chemisti
- have analyzed of medicine called 90
Health Restorative asd endhat does Mercury o.
other metallic preparation opium any
composed of " gciabe entirely"
JANIS n. CHILror, ~ ID.
O. BRINCKERHOFF, Proprietor, New Hok
Principal once, 5sp Bsoome Street. New Yort
bT For sale By the Agents,
nSi sAYEoR wo0D DnuE.,
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II. j, 4 G. J. KER,

II. j, 4 q, j. ID A h Il II,
NO . NORTH LIBERTY STREET,
baltimore,
Agents for Manufacturers and Importers,
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ auieles
ISL bpIs, CasIie soap, prime
100 baskets
ESQ hoIes hi and A. n tins Coeswen Mustard
100 bbls RIua. No AMI No Z Glue
$50 feam' SAM or Gass Paper
IS bbls Hsats' Foo, Oh
rs kegs Orange Mineral
rs do Paris GfseA
800 bbls spanish Whiting
so do Paris White
20 casks Engl,h Venetian Red
200 bbIs red and ye ochro
2O0O ms Tarare AcA
$50 casts EP,om sihs
ESQ bbis Glaubef Salts
ESQ Do Alum
ESQ do Coppsns
100 eases Chrome Green aud yellow
1000 scFs pure extra and No. White Lead Of Wehsyens
Lewis sud Baltimore manufacture
so kets Red Lead
so do Llthavs
1000 bs Biehromate and Prsrlats Potash
SO bsPutty. In ltaddsn
Sc Kegs DO IN bnH
2coo gallons purs Linsecd OIL
1000 psgs Of Window GAS. Of every and quality
5000 hbs uf ground and Clipped togwood Fuue Nicaragua
anSilero, Gtoupd Camwood, BarwoO6 Red sanders,
Peaehwo'd Hyperne Green Ebony Tumsne, Hatch
pig. Of Tunbier. Porter Bottles, Lamp Glasses. Pias.
ntuslss Ware &c, Oa'sy 'oh ~ NJ Two l.. CHIrsaS,
And constantly receiving additions from Manufacturer.
inportaiions NH 9o-d2u'
NOW SCOTIA GRIND STONES. 10 tons
Nova scotia Grind Stones from 500 bs, sHd from to
1000 bs-Por fao By
mhiO GEORGE WINSTON.
DER schrs Jno. Simmons, Rowcna Cordoya,
- ans Tbos ". Thompson, receipt n Spring
-tot ~ Boots shocs Tunts Ps Ls1f Hat. Ge 70 vhca %
mh1 J ~ RECOVER ~, Main ~,
VIRGINIA MILITARY
INSTITUTE.
q The following order Of he Board o. Visitors
until The 2th day q Juns
m PHYSICAL SCIENCES, In Va. Military In
Resolved That the Boad Wn proceed Annual Meet
spppni Professor NJ The Physical Sciences ard tie
Superintendent BE- directed advertise
pers be may deem 'Ipedient" signed,
y. G. JOHNSTON,
President NJ the BOARD Of viatsr
Persons DESTROYS ~ making application obtsin an
information by addressing the superintendent letter po paid
FRANCIS ". sHirH,
NH I3-3sw5w EIavpfJu supf Va. Mbtary Instltuts
Erqui'sf req1es'sdt 10 copy
nLD wiNRs ANN OLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0erdsn = Go
~ fncyt .Fadsa Wines Pomas hae Pss shery Wine Zeg
a is-eoIm JoHN n TRPLRIT a SON
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UoY1'S oFFlCE.-A small scheme for day. Capt.
III tai $4,000. Tickets only 81. shares in prop srtion
Risk on package OF % Whole Tickets only SIl so
. . !" " a @all " %" 81 81
saes close at o'clock. Also for To-day: 100000 in
six Prizes Of $4,000 grand scheme Tickets only So
shares in proportion, Tor sale until o'clock Hoy. Of
hce, No 5, Exchange. mh2l
I UCK'S OFFICE, Basement Rooms, Eagle
- Hotel Street
Drawn numbers Of Pokomoke, 81:
80 IS So Is - 40 al 81 81 a &c ~
For this evening" drawing received at 8 o'clock Poke
mOke, No. 81. Capitals Of $4,000, Of 1000, Of
3UOO, Of 1000. OF l30O &c, 10 at $780, 10 Of $780,
Tickets 81. For prIes in the above, call Lueks Office
18th st. mh2I
IF. WORDS OFFICE prizes Of $4,000 each,
a &c. in To-dsys Lottery. Tick, Is only SO
Also. the little Sussex Lottery-S40OO Capital. Tick.
cts Sl-to be had OF J. F. WORD.
NH 81
MANAGERS OFFlCE.-D PAINE Il CO.
.ooO aooo 5000 tS se IS sI No. drawn
Also, the Dollar Lottery $1,000, Ge Mes IL
To be drawn thi. day sale. eo,s al O'Clock p
1900 eoOo 5000 1000 a5oO sIa9 100 prre.
Nos ls drawn T'eket,sis.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokcmoke Clas, 81:
80 % 50 Ia % 40 al 81 81 ~ sc 70
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Guiding the Laws ssh Congress and 4s arranged in
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full general lndsI 10 the whole with Tables
TO the JHs1ry IP.s and ToHaag Public Lands kc
grthet with the Constitution Of the United
OF Independence and the Articles Of the Confederation preh1d
Edited by Richard Peters, Esq
This edition OF the Laws OF the United States
LIST Because has the sanction OF Congress- unde
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