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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
Hcurico County.

We regret TO learns do by the following eommu-
nica;an from zerlous Wing itiendihAt the nomination
Of Wing candidate. last Monday, has not gwen entire
satisfaction the pIrty this few, dsapPoin
ed IN not getting their first choice, exhibit some symptoms
Of discomfort, which hreaens unless It can be asyed the
loss OF the county th. Spring. We will not however per
nit ourselves to ap2rohend such result. The Wings OF
Henrieo will not permit such immatcal Circumstance
cool their srior paayzc their Efforts The nom
nation it di.pu,ed open and fair one. 1t
was made pursuance Of public notice, BY meeting Si
which ALL who thought proper do attended Had
either OF the other nominees before that meeting obtained
majority OF the votes the friends OF the successful eand
date who are now the Compliments, would have expect
ed hearty concurrence the decision o. the meeting
the part OF those would have been IN that event the
minority Their The beginning was indeed tan
tamount To a drec, edge 10 that effect Have not Nt
Lancaster am his friends right, then, 10 expect the zeal
Gus support portion OF the members OF the meeting
as well as of those who failed attend who may have
preferred other Cenenen We hope that the dsSatsac
ton now supposed will disappear, and that
the Wings Of He1co vii give "a long pull, strong pull
and pull soge,hsr Tor the worthy and capable gentle
man WIN, has been nominated by majority Of them as
their standard bearer Lee the friends OF Dr. Cauihorn
whom would afforded pleasure support had he
been the initiate the noble ard mag
unanimous couduc, OF gentleman himself, who prompt
Is acquies,cd the decision o. the meeting. aud
,uarce OF i, determination with sem zeslousy
support nominee. The question is, now, no;
s,wcsu Mr. Lancaster ami other Wing but between
Tr. Lancaster snd VI. Gregory. Surely, with sueh
isue, no Wing can hesitate 1 moment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
"TuE RIGHTS or WOMEN $


We tina, subject OF ',he Rights Of Women" is
again become topic with the American Press We ID nS
L. much better 10 let this Enough hs. been
aid upon already; and the Thousand books which
been written prove ought Inde pen
dent OF her husband together all the philosophers who
wror them male ana female from Mary WasioncrsiI
and G.cwn, down 10 Fancy Wright, have passed away.
and lett ma Kind firmly convinced than ever, VI
wISd Of the aw VIII makes woman ieei pen
ceni upon her husband, BY pacing IN has hands, ana
Ger his rIiy, Only herself bat all her effects TINS
,oca. ,gu.ation conformity vi the Divine com.
ma q. winch requires woman 70 fear honour and obey
a,g husband, which would De the 10 she
euey irUm MS cohtro In France, where the nus
band and vile hold the eparatey, evil the
system Is SHOWN tie unyeIsal RIGHTEOUSNESS and lose
morality hat prevail. amUng the people. The husband
there, perfectly imp Itgn anc ne no would attempt u
impose aay rtsatt - the ri. hts, %. LI- WIFE,
she has her oysrs, anu aud comes w.en and where
she peass, and nOlAI-g thought Of ~ and age
= Eieuce1 uuy prtparaye Tor "a lntEy she cnOOs
ter husband with reisTe 10 MS credty ana ia
cI'y Ui bsing imposed upon order th1i may be
completely and eEtrey Independent OF HIM. The french
o! u.,IaIa. brought with them toe avs and the
aG the mOroT county tIougI the lIcenlous-
OF New Orleans has ne'eT certainly, equaed that Of
Pam, owing q the suorg C public sentiment against
% N thu country yet II SAID, taat there, axy
VI morals and manners prevails. Sufficient demOnst
lac evil OF the sys under which II has existed
Is, and OF !s 10 BE- mo, free AMI pea
cent DlI under the coEuO aud hory II her hu band
Il true that husbands sometimes abuse ieir power but
these exceptions tie rue. oay show The ia IL
Tree from defects. Il better for and oil, that
things should reman th'y This, however,
1Ec O atsirac I-nsm, TECcam democracy aud
uveness y IEUE FRIEND TO Tx WOMEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

OF Executive usurpaiion and oncroachment' anu
to exert n conservative INFLUENCE in the ADJUST
mont Of great questions Of national policy.
The Wing party &C Virginia, Nc believe have
it in their power, if thoy will orcn no'' cNh'o"
rIIoety of that zeal which they have ON 80 many
occasions heretofore di>p!aycd--iL IN counties IN
which they have clear majority, they VIII mar
monze among themselves, aud rehuke the sp'r''
Of discord. which they have permitted to creep
into their ranks. and il IN those more closely con
tested they will attend the polls on the day OF
eeciion.--.we say We believe it is IN their power
TO REDEEM THE STATE. Will they not, at least,
make the efortl The prize is worthy OF the
sirucgle...and We invoke them. therefore. to be-
gun, If they have not already done so. their pre-.
partitions for the contest.
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SOMETHING STRANGER THAN
NESnEEESM

q man '"O,,ns Us 'n'' oelng recently
=. '- ,.-.'y VI ''""' 'i'n''1H county III lhi'
a' ~ ''ul'H VIC ofP'I'uH'y " '7.'' 10 company with
,-'. 1's'I'-- s,''N'"'I"'a young 'eHae VINO j. &
E a. '' f' ''' -''il se''al.'h W maj region
u' - d "o-J en- "'o'N'' Sehe'H 70" fTeroEf con
ssIi"E VIZ. nun. u''Insl''ne1 Ph'Ae'ih IN Ter
T- @ G''''" O'oN Inc person '"'uea 10 Is no"
" .''s '.-
-. - -. 80 "'1' ,'a ',"l''s1 "e' 20 "cf O.I
az =, ~. NJ, 49, u.s. u ss'- LUZ, nc 'on
49,. . h., - - - ~ ''y '''e ''sI
f Inc to5, ,f,, maj, ,,, .l ,.,., - -. ~. ~ ,
nj ,.,er 4, 4, n, rss 80 -, y! p'''L u.-
.1c go. ~, 40, -. ~ - - 80. lf % l''. ''' ~
nm ,r5t , - 80 wv ny we" iH 'r,esef III ~
her e. ,pB.o,i., boi,. ,,.,,.. ~ aI H.. - !
.sir, ,,e.cry,s d. 60. 90, 80 - 90 r'a''p' ""' c
This ma, b., r,,.,4,,,l -. q, f.-.,.. =, az
raj and the p,yzir,l. vy-.r t..,,, n. r,I .
1890 '-- '''l''''' ~ ''e rI-
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4 Rtnttor Tho Ioco,oco..

From the New Orleans TrPe copy the suhoired ad-
mrabe ht alt IL stated hst among OF the Poyne-
Islands ~he', money upknon the earth produces
IT. fruits spontaneously tina, barter for theses
well for thing repaired for the support
PIE HE there led-s tescrted supply the place
money.
The blessings that flow from exclusively specie
currency almost much for language describe.
ecrdiug 70 Loeof0eo, and a. Mr. Van Buren, the
Island Of Cuba for authority support his hard money
schemes, why Mr.. Polk should go
to the islands OF Polynesia for authority bsn!sh
altogether from the country. We have doubt soil
would yield spontaneously as consequence upon such
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
HtHT'CJ, On NpTTi' Nv
The Tunes VIII please COW.

u The Albany Argus, which has been from time in.
memor al the organ the formidable Res ncy by which
the poucs Of New YORK have been generally eon'roeo,
and OF which Mr. Yan Buren,, MS adven, upon tie
tage OF action been and soul, denounces John
Van Buren, tie edesSson Of the Er President and A..
t,rney General Of New York, language Of biIsr
It declares that he Il the degenerate Of usirog
sren and proceeds upon Jhs -xr asl him with a wl!p
OF scorp oas |. tins treason. dIi burg Sry " /, por-
.nds certainly ,le dowaa OF the Regency, and 20
uucal rezcnsrar5n Of the Emprs State There, els
waere, the clemens Of dseod aad disanioa
the bosom OF Loeo'oeo party, rendering speedy d.
so.luoa inevitable. So mo.e !; be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
SUGAR CROP

Mr.. p. A. Cu'sroNiEK. of North Carons. has publish
ed phspphet giving the details of the sugar crop
nna lastyear. The product lS6 $50 hhds wrishn
207 1897 900 lbs. The number OF planters 2O77 In sIl
the number Of hhd', 1871 324 and OF pounds 2O4 9i3
oOO IL should be remarked, however, that in the above
estimate OF the OF eil the sugar excluded
VIII lie that Of the past included OF moasscs. Mr.
Z says-"rhc molssses he last year. gene
rally estimated At les ihan usual but whilst old planta
tons have made less than usull the have given
fuller yield, and Il will therefore be
it less han - gallons per 1000 pouuds Of sugar. OF up
wards Of . 900 900.
The crop OF last year estimated by Mr. c. Mt OOO-
600 gallons.
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Attachment OF n Doc.

The Balun,rs ArSIs rSatrs the following striking Incl.
dent:-
ave not unfcquenty hear ct the peculiar quail
ties OF the dog aud Instance occurred the FIRE Pace
street. last night usuavc ct the auichnent VI that Spe
eics Of animal A valuable dog, belonging to a eoorrd
hseknsn. whose premises destroy cd
eddy rushing into hurning stable; aud
cred rescued from impending danger But cvincing
the greatest agonythnking, Dor give him tho
quality Of thought doubt that the horses the
Il his association and attachment, flames
-hc could be rc'sned and escaping from those who
had possession Of him. he again tho
building andn he'd amid he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
To Tho WING yo,crs Wcmrico.

o. Monday las Ia meeting q yourselves you selected
candidate b. voted Tor the ensuing election TO repre-
sent you the Legislature, and ask you IN all
seriousness, why Of you complaining OF the no
rnaonl Many OF you, ike myself I'D not get Your inst
choice but b,syech you 10 stop complaining, as D;
orts the " Democrats" great comfort, AMI they are
Boosting that yau divided IN regard the u'mus-
ton-Snj consequently, Their canud-c mus; be elected
Again; Whou you had made your animation on Mon.
day, from the prom neHt csniIdlics \Messrs Cav
and Larcascr,) DR.. Cawthuru came forward aud
said he would support Mr. Lancaster with al the energy he
d. and hoped bis rend would CO the same he
believed Mr. l.. be a good Wing. Now, my Wing
brethren, here let ask you question. We a. re-
coil the Democratic Convention assembled IN Bal
candidates Tor Presden; and Vice Pre-
scent, IN lsiI; all persons OF ali parties expected lr
Van Buren, TO be nominated for President and yet MI POk
nominated: Did Democratic irvHds comp ain that
their flvoe. Mr. Van Buren, did get tie nomination.
The Is, Tor all begaa, that moment, - shout
Polk nGa" Now, let US follow their example, aud
shout aloud, LANcAsTEE NAN, dAd oil - safe.
wBiG WHO VOTED FOB DR. CAwThoRN
Henr.co sih April, lsi6.
The Times please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

VIcroRIA's LODGINss AT FRASKFoRr-In one OF Wiiss
recent letters from Germany he thus describes tue bed. Of
that country generally and the which Victoria slept
at Frankfort particularly:
The hotel where lodged Frankfort Of confessed
second quality but It owed probably its n,me-ngsh
Hool-the honor OF odgIn, Queen Victoria and her suite
tor whom preparations making the time of my ar
rival. The landlord, in showing me my room. gave me
warning that the house be emped travellers in
two days. her maIesly being expected the third
walked through the apartments designed for rnva
y, and for once, could but congratulate Queen on
her much-amcnted shotn Of eRs-the German bed on
which she to sleep. aud its un-uck.up-abe coyerl t.
being larger than other peoples Really the beds get
smaller as you get deeper into Germany. il strikes me
that missionary for the conversion Of this particular he=-
thenlsm would be wOsthy employed | have observed in
the shops, however article Of dress that may be dcnp-
lively called PAIR Of egbeds, and which possibly intsn
ded - console the inevitably uncovered eKemirs This
desirable commodity i5 pair Of leggngs Of woorn wi
feet To them like socki q waddd throughout, and reach.
ing 10 tic hip. When da~n on, the wearets leg IL com
pciey imbcddcd aud thus protected, IL may ven
ure 10 stretch himself Germ1n bed-the coyet scant
measure being sufficient protect him from the chin to the
knee. These long wad led Ieggngs would perhips be
desirable importation for county, Buried in cotton
hiIs. one would scarce need lire, and for
dents, poor people, sitting in cold rooms. during the
doubtful weather Of spring autumn, they would DO
phitcaly ''comfprtCr,"
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Inl ED.

In Madison county, Alabama, the 9th ult, Mrs. HAIR
RlETr W. HEWLETT, wife OF Mr. A. VI. Hewlett
She the daughter Of Mr. LKwIs NcLAvREv OF Cumber-
land Couny. Va, and grand daughter o. Mrs Mildred
White, dec f, OF Richmond.
lT' the city papers requested to copy.
On the morning Of the 9Th inst, half past ~ O'clock
N.Y. J1sIFu BIGELow, OF this city, in the 54 year VI his
age.
The friends and ncquantanees of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral IRON tie United Presby
terrain Church. REV. Mr. Sule. this morning IL O'Clock,
without further notice.
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IMPORTANT DECISION

In the u 5. District Court Boston, Ills Honor Judge
Woodbury. delivered very lcStned and elaborate opinion la
tho case of Towne TALBOT Ia Equity Smith, Thu wa,
arising under the Massachusetts luso vent Law and
the point be decided whit her discharge under that
law binding upon n citizen OF New York. The bill In
this eaa- brought obtain injunction n suit
brought by tho d.ienden citizen OF New York. 1, the
u ;. Court for the District Of Massachusetts, which he
attached Iropc ~ Of the maker IT n The Cou dts
missed the Ill., thus giving foreign creditor sdvsn
'aSe over citizens oil Massachusetts. Tho fate of many
suits pending has hung upon this decision.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
DEATH From AIR POISONED ny LILLE

Recently in London young lady went TO bed in good
hcsth aud was found tho mornng dead! The physi
clans who called IN. declared that the sole Of
this catastrophe the poisoning OF the s by the eIhaa
tons OF quantity cf lilies found in large
low table in the Roses. iuberoses ssmnes and i'm
fact, most flowers, may the way produce effects.
II not mortal, at least very Injurious. Their influence
most powerfully nervous persons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

FGrESsIyE MEDICINE -One Ut the products OF che
micaI operations, called Aeonifne made the Aeoni-
Napeius woitsbauc tar exceeds in value any 9TH
artificial subtanc made Twelve grains of the ar
tee have lately been received large importation by
Mr Patterson, aPothecary OF this place. whch he paid
hit dollars N New York. At that rate an ounce would
cost'E hundred dollars pound thousand six hun
dfed doiars aud tn would be worth less sum tina
twenty one millions i've hundred and four thousand dol
lars Washington Union.
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A Hopeful Father ana Son.

The Port Tobacco Times IT the 2d notices case
brought fore the Court that place, which enough to
make the heart sieken. The parties Zacharah Dent
and bis son. Alfred each swearing his life against the
other. and tcsuiyng they had had ,undy fights with
ubs knives, &c. and The old father swell the catalogue
testified 60 his having been shot with ball. exhi-
bied his the show that his con- in one Of
their sirays had broken H..
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MnEnatic TcIrprnnh.

The New York Tribune sia.os uata contract vas con-
o.udod last week by tie owners Of the Albany and New
York Magnetic TcfRraph Company, ~ build that lne i'm
mediaely Il supposed that Do will be n operation next
summer Mr. &. Livingston hes made n contract 10 havo
line built from Troy 10 SatDga boo Time for the flshpna-
b" Toe Boston md Nos Y1.k Inc b. bell, vro
will be boz working order by Tue h.sto May. The Pa Inc
b. ready a. Jcrcy CITY, with the exception Of crossing tho
river 90 New-r, arrangements Tor which wi he perfected
this week. This road i' doing largo business. h.
p1ss We undcfstEd ore oil up between Albany and Buns.
To- md the wire going m. This line wfor tc ready.
by tho ls proKimD ero will undoubt dy boz telegraph
communication complete b. tween Boston and Washington.
ILo Bl.I0n line Do .lln % be e1l,ndrd 90 Portland
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

dr The question Of Negro Suffrage IL involved in The
approaching elections in New York ar members ,f the
Convention 10 revise aui amend the State Constitution
Toe discussion Of this question has draw forth letter r. m
Gent Smith one Of the leaders Of tho Abolition party.
~ "he Colorcd citizens Of Aolny" n which We are sur
p,ed 70 lind that hs opposes tie extension Of the mint OF
''"''gs to That o'' Of citizens snd Tor the singular reis
'I today the night we're restored to the coor.d men
we 9'a'' o''noTIoH would sec them enrolled In pro
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

ing again exhibited. the locations and distances point
cd out by hm upon according his opinion lie thought
there were lever tees on tie map, below and line
with the oak tree, than there were ON tho ground.
fro G
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Arroinin,nt, bn th, Gor,rnor

F. D. JcEsoN. OF Austin, and Francis l.. BiRzIIA, Of
Franklin, Robertson County Commissioners Tor the State
OF Texas, take PROPOSITIONS, Acknowledgements of deeds
&c. TO be uscd IN NIrSLnia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

WATEsMAN SWEET. N,mral pOn''suer. OF Amsterdam
w Mnhtsomsy County, n Y has arrived aud De
osnd at The Exchange Hotel On
North calls al Mr. Colsmlns Washington CITY Hotel Baltimore
s,udeso PhiiadephA Asor House, ~ " short
desiroH OF AID. II in by leaving
adtT, at the above places having dpne
Lyuehourg 80 lO-2t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

ss'cr parties" In this opinion the New York Express
eoneus-io says in this respect the have great
deal more than their white Abolition bret hren
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS.


.ro,. ArRu. 3, 1886.
ToBAcco-Rceeip,sb have inerea,ed considerably with.
IN he last Tour days. aud the qualify improved though It'll
'eot' he demand Is fot good do CT ptons and
~ D' sustained; indeed. II change or the better
:, 81 his article. continues dun last sales Veto
prices. ~ ' " VIVA
WHEAr-Best qaalidc. of white lose; from TIN,
down, as IN quality.
CORN-674: a 70cts.
oArs.iIom vessel. 42i to 4seu.
CUT NAILS to 4ic
N. c. COTTON-6I. "a ..,,.
TEAs-lmpsria and Gunpowd,r 7se n q, so. p,..,
50s75c. ''c' 70 Si'ao; Black
wHiskEY-Hos-hesds Csc, bbl.. 2se, N n ,..ss
CANDLES-Sperm 30a32c Psen, s,.,,, An. ,,-,,-
Patent l3e Tallow iOal2I ,'S' "s"'
CoffEE-stock is light with fair demand. Rio si,s,,
HERBS S's ELS 81; Domingo 6i,7 Java iosailc.
TIMOTHY Do-S4 per bushcL
CLOVER SEED-Ssb,6
PIG lRoN-S25 TO 35
FlSH-No Cut Herr,,s. oa, ., O. ,,u
LiME-Sl.l21 from the vessel
MohassnS-N. Orleans 3O,32c.: Porto Rico tnev
CROP SIC old crop 2ta2sc.; Cuba 24s2se FOR sweet
6Oas5; Whale in bbls. 4Ic
fhoHisioNS-Baeon, Smi,h6ed sia7c: Western
anu Baltimore Sides 6a6ie; Shoulders 5a5i ct; Hams
PLAIsTER-From the Wharf, 1915 per ton; do. B..
sin SAL. r '0"' "' "a-
suGARs-N: Orleans 6,a7. and Porto Rico 7,,s.o.
There There are no ST. CrOiS in market
SHOT-5lc
SALT g soc. from wharf, i6o from .,ore-dulL
Z, "a n Lh-Beef from s3t to At; Sheep ~ to 81;
EXCHANGE.
P p, YGJs drafts ~. Ct Baltimore dr,ft, PREM
tmiadePha I prem. North Carolina 1al dis
South Carolina dis. Wheeling 2dis.
treasury Notes prem. Tennessee 3di,
Alabama Sac dis Specie iprem.
COAL FREIGuTS
cents to New York 81 cents to Boston -..
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PUBLIC SALE.
RUNAWAY N JAIL.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
i, - 4

For sale.
IHNIIE subscriber intending t"movc 10 the South
= ofers for srie the Fam situated
m The county ~ Campbell pucr containing by recent
iOi7l hunirrd MY supposed IN b
low grounds n'atiy oil of which IL The up Of
hne qTay and On" tate ~ Improvement There a con
siderable body Of E0p tobacco LAID yet desirable 70
purctss efs the subsrfhef woulI dgil,
tn" mp consist ~ comfortable Dwelling Iiousr.
&c dF N'E Cabins a suric,eht
number Of Tobacco Houses iory pounds
Tss - s 10 c from Iyn,i,urg In one of the most healthy
ard cable 4
INSCRIPTION satry, buy will
hem.ovrs wiako likely young payne por-
ton NJ the purchase. NJ HADEN.
Al ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Itichnond.
HiSA Hsisr tAiS day at 81 s'eISek p NJ
ARRIVED,
sehr. Edward. Bokor, b ,sion, sundries.
Schr. Jerome, Parker, Ware ram, ballast
SAILED,
Brig General Marion, Phillips, Rio.
Sehr Sarah Fsancis. Waits, Ph ladelphi,.
Sehr. Mary Augusta Baker, B,lumore.
Sehr. Col. De Ru,sy, Wheeler, Baltimore.
PoRr WALruALL. April sth, 1886
sailed brig Fashion, Hand. tor RIO schr Select He'd
mex, io' New Yoik, with coal schr Pastory Creighton for
Baltimore.
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M ANAGER'S OFFICE-D PAIvE d CO.
I'VE Por is evenng-ssOOO co. 1900 nC6 10 n 900 he
"a Nos ~ Tickets S. hiso Dollar 1ousy-s 1000
1000 &c ~ Nos IfIuwn.
Drawn Nos ~ Grand Cons0idafed Lottery. C1afs ~:
30 Sc 1 % IS 10 "a 80 ~ 81 nc %
Drawn Numbers NJ Potomoke Ciass O.:
30 ~ &c 16 &c 90 g. Is 81 q % Sc
Drawn Numbers of Delaware, Class 81.
IS 40 S Sc 80 - - 20 50 so - a. 60 7.
nrswn Numbers ~ Potomoke, Cias- 90.
9 81 10 - ~ 20 90 - 10
Drawn Numbers Of Ne aware Clssse3.
IS So rs 81 81 20 40 40 IL ~ IA
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IIOET'S OFFgNE.--suppose you 10 make
IL W your mind buy Lottery Tickets week. what
immense Of money might bo made in year, IL
would b. impossible Ca loose all n you did not get
large prize Moy persons argue in this way buy Tickets
and make money. To-day for 81 you may get $1,000.
Tomorrow $50 600 for $40, NJ HOYT'S,
No. 2 Exchange.
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Auction NOTICE.
'nENCH srOETICvLTUHE,

TN TRENCH sEORTTCVLTTHE.
" mn LARGE ami VALUABLE COLLECTION NJ
V.'tFsfLR- ~ PLANTS. impof'ei direct rom Ffancs.
- .Ls.rH-J Ly j. BALMA1N such Caarias 8agnoita.
SEsgLt4YL hztlra- Whpioirrd.o1s. Ftouls Afbor~ls
- .S Dwarf pJar Tres GRATED Roses. AMI Others
w. ~ tie b7auti III varieties known In TN
pfeaon. day NGarnis Bl1oIs R0o Tres AID Fo.
~ offered Tor sale opposite the Farmers
Ebfk, lGi MHn street, wLsrc catalogue. may d. had.
The Prrueior respectfully Ladies and Gentlemen IN
call md is teauul Of Plants exhibited Tor
y few days only ~ iO-lt.
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sALT AND mACnN.

COMPANY No. 4 of the first Battalion, will
~ parade front " thf Valley Market House day
ats o'clock THIS muster required by law
hp EY oaoEa o CoNa.NpANr.
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NEW GOODS.

Wn. J. SMITH, Merchants TaiIor, wouIa ssB
w the Of his and The pubic Esnoay TO
assortment Of CLTHs CAssNEREs, and vE5rfNGs.
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law Notice.

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WHlTMORE, JOHNSON & HERRING,
HEAVlNG associated themselves in
the practice Of LAW, respectfully
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their care Will receive prompt and faithful
They will practice 10 the Cir
cult Courts Of Talahotchie, Yallobusha,
Carroll, Choctaw, Sunnowor aud Holiness
also in the Vice Chancery Court at Car.
roIlton, the Superior Courts Of Law and
Equity at Jackson, and the U. 3. District
Court at pouiotoc.
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tee 10 the several Courts Of Probate
Office al Carroilton, Nj.
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