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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

political reform than nti-slavery. They sug
gest that the basis upon which the new par
ty be founded shall be-
1. The Abolition Of Slavery as the para
mount object.
2. Equal Political and Civil Rights. The
abolition of all monopolies and special privi-
leges.
3. A thorough Reform of the Judiciary
system.
4. The Election of all National and State
Officers SO far as practicable.
s. The Reduction of Salaries TO as low a
rate as will secure suitable incumbents.
G. The gradual reduction of the Army and
Navy, with ii view to their abolition as soon
as circumstances render it advisable.
:. A Tariff for Revenue at present, and as
the expenses OF the nation become reduced,
its gradual abolition and a direct tax substi-
tuled.
g.. The Reduction of the Post-Ofice Tax.
Messrs. Beckley AMI Foster, from whom
the above proposition emanaies, are editors
of the Signal Of Liberty, at Ann Arbor, Mich
igan. They state that JAMES G.. BIRNry and
hundreds Of Liberty men agree with them in
their views. The editor of the Spirit of Lib
erty fully endorses them, and proposes as an
amendment TO the proposition, that
Q. The Public Lands be made FREE to ev-
cry landless man, for occupation, without let
or hindrance.
10. The adoption Of the Ten Hour Sys.
tenn" of labor in all occupations and branches
OF business.
Such an organization as that proposed, it is
true, would be very different from the pres
ent Liberty party but as that party is now
stationary, even if it be not rapidly on the
decline, it seems necessary for its supporters
to cast about for a site upon which to build
another and under the embarrassing circum.
stances which now surround them, it is per.
haps the only thing they can do to save thei.
political credit. The adoption Of such Z
measure will be an abandonment of their pc
sition /; and though they march forth from
the garrison with drums beating and flag;
flying, it will not be as conquerors. HaC
they not far better throw their political god:
to the moles and bats, and join with thost
who are swelling the battle cry of " No IN
ION WITH SHAREHOLDERS ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20
REORGANIZATION OF LIBERTY
PARTY.

The last Spirit of Liberty contains a COM
munication which, taken in connection with
the editors remarks upon the same subject,
is something more than a straw to show the
course of the wind. The article referred to,
proposes a reorganization Of Liberty party!-
The writers demonstrate the great improba-
bility that Liberty party, as at present organ
lied, can effect the overthrow of Slavery ;
they contend that a party cannot be built up
whose power will be sufficient to accomplish
this, unless it embraces other principles OF
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

election all eyes are turned. And were il
not for violating the confidence of private in
tercourse, | could tell you OF some other
things which nearly affect your present posi-
ton. Every thing that money and the pat
ronage Of the government here can do, will
be done to break down the friends of Mr..
Hale. At this time, a large sum of money
is being raised among the office-holders and
certain Southern members Of Congress, for
these purposes Of your election. 1t is this
golden fleece which drew so many of your
Democratic editors to this city in the early
part Of the session. One Of the Virginia
members said to me yesterday, = | nave forty
as good niggers as ever hoed tobacco; and 1
had rather hear Tomorrow that every moth
er's son of them lay a corpse on my plauta-
ton, than that John P. Hale should come
his id abolition stuff in New Hamp-
shire.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20
IN SALEM.

Stephen S. and Abby Kelley Foster will
hold meetings in t,,is place on Sunday and
Monday the 29th and 3Oth inst,
ing on Sunday at 2 p. NJ. at the Friends
Meeting House. They expect TO have four
or five sessions. They will also be at New
Lisbon on the end and 3rd of April, and at
East Fairfield on the 9th and 9th. Those
who wish to meet these devoted friends Of
the slave again, it is to be hoped will be in
attendance. The three meetings above nam
ed arc The last they wN hold in the State be-
fore leaving for tho East.
GA member of the Elk. Committee of
the o.. A. A. $. Society, desires US to request
that Committee to convene at Salem at the
time of the above named meeting.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

SPRING is coming, and people begin to
talk about buying carriages. The subscri-
Der still carries on the carriage business at
his old stand on Main street, in Salem, and,
having taken special pains in the selection of
his stock, he is prepared to fill any order in
his line of business, faucyiug himself able to
give satisfaction to the most fastidious tasto
or humble means.
Also, a large and excellent assortment Of
flushed carriages constantly on hand, which
will be sold to suit the times, and warranted
to purchasers.
DAVID WOODRUFF.
Enhrrnru 9th 1918
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20
FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.

The Southern Democratic politicians are
now looking with much interest toward New
Hampshire, where a State election will soon
occur. The division lately made there in the
Democratic ranks by the manly and independ-
ent course of John p. Hale, is regarded by
the South as an event of i'll omen. The De-
mocracy of New Hampshire was slavery's
Gibraltar the representatives Of that Stale
who rejoiced in the cognomen of Democrat,
were among the most vile and trucking OF
politicians, always ready to choke down Tree
dom of speech, or do any work at Slavery's
bidding, no matter how low and degrading.
| John p. Hale broke the charm, and tor this
is denounced by the faithful" as a traitor.
His course has been such as to open the eyes
| of many honest, well meaning men, who have
stood by him in the attempt to regain his
former place in Congress, which the slavery
ridden members Of his party are sworn 10 pre-
ven. The s~ubjoined extract from the letter
of a Washington correspondent OF the Man
chester Independent Democrat, reveals some
thing of the game the South is playing. We
suppose it is exceedingly proper for SOuiher'
men to use brides and threats in order to In
Auence a northern election, but the height o
improperly for a Northern man to so tar In
terfere with "the peculiar institutions" as t.
inquire by what right three millions OF Amer
lean citizens, all of whom were born in strlc
conformity with the Declaration of lndePend
ence, are deprived of the free exercise OF thei
inalienable rights by other American citizens
and held as chattel slaves.
The result of your last election astonlshe
every body here; and nobody more than III
New Hampshire delegation. On your neA
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

mon morality, not to say common honesty,
which would be the neinstating in all its
hated dimensions, of the long since exploded
doctrine Of expediency-a doctrine which
trust will be 6outed by yourselves, as doubt
not it is, whenever and wherever you find it.
No., did not leave the Liberty party because
] thought they contributed to the elevation
Of Polk" bat because they occupied a fallen
position, and because their actions ~recogniz-
ed a government which is a disgrace to the
country ia which we live, for its high-handed
aggressious on the rights of the feeble and
friendless African, whom a stern fate had cast
upoR her shores, and the sooner such a go
vernment is rent in millions Of fragments, the
better for civilization, the better for humanity
1t cost me many a pang to assume this posi-
ton, but ] now take it fearless of men and
devils, aud I say with one of old, " sink or
swin. survive or perish, | am for disunion"
from all sflveholcers at least, and from the
Government too, as soon as practicable.
Pardon this freedom from a stranger, aud
believe me,
Yours for the right.
w INIE KEYS
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

AGENTS FOR "BUGLE."

OHIo. Nei0 Garden-David L.. Galbreath
Cohlmbiana-Lot Holmes Cool Springs
T. Ellwood Vickers. BerRn-Jacob II.
Barnes. Mariboro-Dr. X. G. Thomas
Canfed-John Wetmore. LoiGeHpiHe-Dr.
Butler. Podnd-Christopher Lee. Y0unss-
fown-J. S. Johnson. NeU Lyme-Marse-
ma Miller. .4kr0n-Thomas r. Beach
Yew Lis6on-George Garretson. Cincinnati
William Donaldson. East EdiJSeH-John
Marsh. Sehna-T.os. Sw"yne. S~pringborO
Ira Thomas. Harpeysburg-V. Nichol-
son. Oakland-Elizabeth Brook. Cagrin
FaHs-S. Dickinson. Maha-Iames Cope.
Columbus-W. w. Pollard. GsOrgeiOsDn.
Ruth Cope. Bundysburg-Alex. Glenn.
GarreisuiHe-J. ii. Pardee. .4twGier-E.
Morgan Parrstt.
INDIANA. Greenboro-Lewis Branson.-
| Marion-John T. Morris. EeOnOmy-lra G.
Maulsby, Liberty-Edwin Gardner. Vim
ehesier-Clarkson Pucket. KnightstoDn.-
DR.. II. l.. TerriH. Richmond-Joseph Ad'
dleman.
PENNSYLVANIA. FdAstoR-Joseph Coal'
II. Vashon, Pittsburgh.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

@Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

ANTI-SLAVERY PUBLICATIONS.
Persons wishing to furnish themselves with
anti-slavery Books and Pamphlets, can do SO
by calling on ]. ELIZABETH JONES, one
door west Of the District School House, Green
st.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

STEPHEN S. and ABBY KELLEY FOSTER
will hold meetings at
Hartford, Trumbull Co. Tuesday and
Wednesday the Gath and 25th.
Youngstown. Trumbull Co. Friday the
eth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,

BOOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes-
ID tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stuffs, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, o. LIST mo. Both.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20
Yours for the right.
w. LYLE KEYS.
A ~NTI-SLAVERY BUGL T..
SALEM. MARCH 20, 1898.

III love agitation when there is cause for it
the alarm bell which ~startles the inhabi-
tants of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their beds."-Eimund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20
j. McCLURF, a. Co.

nEALERS in Produce, No. IL Front st.
~ between Main and Walnut, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-20

o. The correspondent at Pine Grove
who ~propounds certain inquiries shall receive
attention, probably, next week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31

heretofore been collsidsrod incurabie such a. IA.
rers Of the LnrynS, Throat, No.e. Nod... Se,-
Tho ARCANUM EXTRACT = eoppl.t.
Antdote 10 the SERIOUS Evils produced by the min.
dic'ou- Use of MERCURY. Asa SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER Il cannot he .,,,,,,s..J .o,L
ing lis way through the system with a silent and
effective force
Cleansing the BLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPrIC INFIJIENcES.
Soothing the NERVES
Removing INTERNAL, ol,.,,,,c,;o,. .,,J IL.
eases that would otber,xi., 60 ;.,;,,.,' =, a.
LIVER and LUNGS ' :" WV
Persons who's Constitution. ,rc b,oL., do,,,
by the use Of MERCURY. ARSENIC IA -,
QUININE, and any who mr.. sufI.r,ny T,o,n
DISEASED LIVER, or AN injudiciou. treatment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
From The ST. Lous Republican, July -.
EDnU Tul aFra1Affur

The steamboat 1ue Missouri arrived yesterday from
The Missouri river She ef Weston on Sunday last tho
18Th. During her stay Fort Bcavenworth tho officers
learned that an express had arrived that day from Cen
heaney army but without bringing any Of special
interest The prugrs Of the expedition was
retarded by the bad condition Of the horscs-many Of
which bad given out The Rangers travelling NJ the
rate Of twenty five TO thirty miles per day
We notice that the correspondent Of the Revills ss-
mates tho number ~ Then under tho command Of Cen
Keaney, a 1861. Two companies Of dragons under ap
taus Sumner and Cook followed very shortly after bs a.
paruro from Fort Loavenworh, increasing his force two
hundred This number viii be further increased bv
the addition o tho Mormon infantry three or four
hundred Of whom wero 10 leave the Mormon csmp under
Csptan Allen United States Army, attach themselves
20 Con. kcatnoy's command.
IL is understood, that Gen. Koarney will halt At
Benrs FOtt Tor tho purpose OF recruiting bis men, and 10
await tho arrival Of Cot Prices regiment 600 srong.
When united his whole force will be- shout 1900 men-a
force sufficient under ordinary circumstances 20 fesst any
amy which may he cent To meet him; and quite equal to
The conquest Of New MeEieo, no renorcemen are sent
into that department FROM other districts.
The w. 8 Revenue Steamer Lsgaro sailed from Charles
Monday undof soaed orders-aupposad for The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
TRUST SALE.

Ri virtue oil deed OF trust executed to me
BY Patrick DevereauI for therein h.a,in,
date on the eth day Of January 1896 OF record In The
CIk' uee OF the Court Of Hastings for City OF Riehmopd
shall on FRIDAY the lIth day August Al 10 rloE
N ore OF The 'ad Patrick Deveesu1 on Main street I'M
he Cy oil Kehond proceed sell pubic auction TO the high
esi bidder for cash, the following properly, 70 wit
AL the night title ana Patrick Dex,r.,r, IN
me mouse 10 occupied by himself and AveDu Bore-the
beAs easehod interest," n the rent Of ssoo No,
apnum portion OF the rented for tha %
wha Company. ~ ~ --
one Negro Man named Ned tad 10 be rate euner
az e soek OF LeAiAer embracing large variety Leather
n des skins and finding materials.
Al ms stock Of Currers Tools Benches and FIturs.
variety. One Gold Watch, &C. ~ usual
uoDc,. Jos. JACKSON, Jr, Trustee
W All persons having claims against Patrick
OevereauI will please present o me for ad1.tsD, 81 -
indebted viii Please payment 10 M. ,Dbrrh "
longer Indulgence be granted.
-. a JOS. JACKSON, Jr, Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
TRUSTEES SALE OF
household and Kitchen Furniture.
Cows, Horse, Farming Utensils, &c.

~ INs5t nv Il 10 II Dttu OF Trust eIecuted Inv
Ch9re- w Thompson, for purposes therein mention
e. .eAie date ION day Of August s42. and in the
Clerk Once Of HenTieo County 10 ths b,h
beaer Tor cash. on SATURDAY the s day August, at O'Clock
me house formerly occupied BY III, ad Thompson.
Cow' Cah Mare saddle and bride Cart and Harness;
r'ooehs " heelbarrow and other fam
And on MONDAY the 10th day of August n Ia
O'clock viii be sold al the late re,enes Thompson No %
Main 1' " -
Beds and Bed Furniture, Dang Tables Tea Tabt.
Pine Tables doZ Chars, Cock RoeBnz Chair I Cr,d,.
Bureau Safe Book Case Books ws,n,t1pt IsEin,
Gase se tie IfUns FeDter pals Atdons doz Kp,ve.
ard Forks set Plates AMI Dstes Cur ard saYc. ana
al the Cook utensils, smbraei 2 Eood assotmept
u 2S-tids BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
HANOVER LANDS FOR SALE.

'UNHE subscriber offers for sale two tracts Of
u LAND in Hanover on the Couribou.e mad
about hhf mile from the tsrmnlton ofthe Turn
pike containing los aeres-par OF the Tar Kim RIDGE
al OF II IN WOOD and potion heavy gna growth Tbs
Other usei contains 3o7t aud Capt BENZ
hazesrove tavern POI. Green Church Of which
el'aed the mander growth Person. wishing To pu
chase eer OF both Of these requested me near
roe Green Church and will take pleasure showing the
lands and making known the will be taken in er
ehanse Tor either or both tracts JAMES A. OLIVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
H0YT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.

hOhhohu. va.
nURING August Hoyt will present more sD,nsB
- Schemes than have bteu offered month Nte
them particularly and II really Capital Prize make
remittance 10 HOfT and you OF IT.
On the s Instant the Ieade $4,000 SIOoOOs in
prizes OF $4,000 the lSth s3c 600 the I7h $4,000
$4,000 the 22d $4,000 S35OOO Besides the above
have other schemes with
and co,t Of tickets from S. Make Of any amount
hand II not specified N which you wish invest
Dawirgs received daily and BY laEe ca
HOYT and paid more lane
than veneeT in the krovn word,
Whenin Richmond al~ays call AT No 3EIesge prizes and
address all orders for tickets d. NJ. HOYT. Richmond
SAn order from each Of Hoys patrons viii be answered
with Capital Prize.
Drawing Of Lecsburg Lottery, Class as
IL 10 20 IL SO IL IS IS 9 81.
New Jersey, Class No. 81:
"A A. 81 IL 30 SO Ga % 10 90 "a Is IA ST.
Whole Ticket Nos - g 81, $780, paid by
HoYr
% g. 25 10 % 80 81 &c ~ II o.
Splendid Schemes for August IsI6,
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 30 ls46-tobe drawn on
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
grand capital OF 100000 prize OF $4,000
prize of 10000 100 1000
Is Numb, 1900 aSoO =. r. &c a.
Tickets $40 halves S quarters so Certificates OF packages
Of IS whole Tickets I2O-sha'cs IN proportion
100000 IN PRIZES OF $4,000 Each.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 81 for b. drawn on
CAPITALS
: grand capitals Of $4,000 prize Of $3.50
! PINE OF 10000 1000
5000 so 500
IL Drawn No. out Of "a.
SIS, halves so; quar Certificate. Of marx
agesof &c whole Ticket. sl7O-sharcs IN ? o9ortion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
n HAVE

HAVE removed mi Office over the store of
heSsrs hasse While al which place always be found
and wiz attend puneuaHy any business entrusted to me attend
10 the hiring out and selling Of servants private selling and
renting out of houses and the collecting bu,nss Generay
~ lO-SHl ROBERT HILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
SIS MOST VALUABLE BUILDING Lots
oh franklin. Grace, Broad, Marshall. CLAY
Cntharine and Leigh Streets

k virtue OF decree OF the County Court of
henreo IN Chauee sns PrsnoaRced 90 the sh CAV "a
uy ot hthe esse OF william PCnfeton guariitn Of Sa,
hafrs agar i sa'h Lavnil Bar others the unsre
sghf VINO was thereby appoin ~ Comm lone. will ON Tb,
TIE 9th Gay Of August upon the premises .,
eng NJ the hour % 4. sell to IN. Ags,
ht uFon he erns here nlsE srsd The a, ~ vhieh p,
ae o. Lou "a County. det ezei possesse lyins port
10 h 'y OF kehaond and party County q uspfeo
= ee' 81 trlund on th- side Broad stree >, - ~
VIII JeHerson street eight hsh in Ruth.oo,.
"" ag on Frank Case ard Brr streets and .ts en-
1aoa and Henry streets Fhese sbdivd,d into
eash baVrs ron Of a. feet running feet 70 an ~
- 20 eel ~de an p lots in Bullock Harms, addop e
,graea BY ne numbers l. D 5 ~ - TO- IL 10 "a 90 "a
- "a - 30 - 80 SO 81, SO, fronting Rroad Mar.ha
cy 'ahairne and Leigh streets These .lua si In
most IMPROVING par % the CITY ATE Handsomely eaied A,
u - possible ~ -
EA-one fosh cash The bshDes in equal ins,aIa.es. Nc
a'' Il months Tor sgotabe The tie will b " thsa
ul TIE whoe PsrchAse money 10 paid.
ia s-<ns w conntS 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
BY InIoes a Brother.
LARGE SALE OF
FRESH AND SEASONARLE DRY GOODS

By InIoes a Brother.
LARGE SALE OF
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
On THURSDAY MORNING, August sth eomneneirg Al o
eo We saH 'e at our auction large assortment OF
esh and desirabe Dry Goods embrse part The
10 eascs 4, : and - blearhed Shirtpg.
eases 50, ca lO-g and I2 do sheeupg.
Brown Shirinss sheeiirgs
lO1, li-i, i24, l34 and l44 white Mar,sile, Sp,a.
Bik and white Cotton Hosiery
1iekngs, Apron CaeGks asd b. own Drin,
Plait domestic Gingi am and Pms
White black and cord Spool Cotton
Patent Pins Linen Tapes Hooks and Ewes
Georgia Nahkeen, Red Padding and wiKKins
Best Blk lt1ltan Sewing
Furniture PATS and bus Deniz.S
Musquio Ntliinss aad Linen Cambria Hdkfs
suk warp Ahpaeas. ueh SgkS
Forge STA and Cotton Plsg Hdkfs
Blk and eOlOred Cambries &C
ALSO
csc super blk and blue blk SILK suitabI. for y.ns,
ana Cout Col ars well worthy the
which vii be sold precisely a. ~ o'cock
IERhs-Under sIoo cash for slsO upwards four months
credit for approved endorsed
Ju 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
ROY's NECK AND TRIPLES,

INHE undersigned is anxious to sell the above
u property, and will terms easy
hoss Neck situated York River Queen COUNTY
near the junction OF the Pamunksy con
ans about $50 acres and advantages both for
living profit with any farm Of il country
The improvements OF large eommodious Dwelling
vii" nine rooms Barns Stables Kitchen Carriage and Quar-
s for servants-an bu by the subscriber few
years-togethe
buildings attached for aborers-
Ises Is situated At Dudieys Ferry adjoining above et
and will be sold with contain, 25 acres Tbe
improvements Of Dwelling rooms neees
slry outhouses
will also sell other New Dragon
Bridge known White Plns Containing acres, with tene
IL
Further description deemed persons WISHING In
purchase invited undersigned at Rows Neck and
eIamine for themselves
sr Address-shEekelford's King Il Queen County Va
ie 5-cl7t. Sut7-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF .swEsTHin.-
FOR SALE.

INHlS property lies on James River, seven miles
above Richmond on the Canal and by river
road-Perieeuy convenient market
II contains BY recently and 70
poes OF which $50 and
ing nous sergeant and convenient containing
eehar To gae-And all the boGser
Ait an oh Orehard OF choice fuit the land
young peach and apple Orchard has been planted
sen, Proprsto The place every eomfor that 70 b.
wished for.
"esam sold for division Il judeousy divided
into two IL will therefore positively sold on W.dD,.av
tie s4h Of June, O'Clock II fair n no, the en- m
Hy Inc premises VIII be shown at time either
ssAeo OF The oveseeT living the
wi" be given on Christmas and purchaser
VIII have the privilege Of seeding crop Of wheat.
w. ID. SIMS.
Sale sale conducted by W. GoDDIN Auet
70 The TERMS which known on In. dav Of ,ls
will be saeh convenience OF the purchaser
w. GoDDIN, Auet.
p Owing 10 the attendance Of bidders Wesha was moi
offered for SHE above nameI Il nov onsa AZ pr
vale sale A. the parties interested rel the term,
val made 10 suit The purchaser Apply w o. Sims ESQ residing
on the arm otio w, GoDDIN, Auet-
rff
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
lotteries.

G. GREGORY d CO., MANAGES, No.
~ tOi Main Street. Riehsosd. Va
Splendid Schemes for August. 1916.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Clas. DO 10, ists-,o n. ar,~ mi,
Saturday. the LIST Of August. 1916.
rs NO. LOrrERY-i2 DRAWN BALLoTs
sPLENDiD SCHEME,
pune OF $40 900 pm of 1000
10000 100
5000 ke
Tickets go. Halves 5: Quarter. So
Certheaies Of paesges of rs whoe Tekets sI2o 90
Do do IS Half 60 90
Do. do IS CHarsr do M az
100000!
In Prizes Of S25.OOO each.
ALEXANDRIA Lottery. a. for 1860 b. dr,wn op
Saturday, August z, Ie46.
rs NO. LOTTERY-it DRAWN BAIIOTs
SPLENDID PRIZRs
r"'t. =" 5000 ! frtrsof s.Is1
10000 1000
1000 30 1000
5000 80
Tickets SIS. Halv-, ~; Quarter. a.
Certificates Of package. of &c Whole Tieseu $40 90
DO do 20 Hail do
u" DO 20 Quarter do
Orders for CsSeas Of ,nsIe Tickets nd Share.
any Of the above Feb addressed sned receive
The most prompt attention and VII be
isrwareed rs Of possgr, II : recsv.d
}. q. GREGORY u co, ManaEeu
Ju<' Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
TO the Farmers of Lower virginia and
North Carolina.

'ENHE Undersigned, being conveniently locate
II IN the brick Warehouse recently erected on the Rishmop
Dock Offer their services 10 the Fane OF Lower Virginia
worth Carolina for the sale OF their Of wheat
They will particular in future and
ihor charge Of commission on an Of
m mace In the baltimore marie, viz cent pot bushsi
We have abundance Of and Grain WHEN essra
bic. yey moderate JNO. A. LANCASTER A CO
Rich uond JureI