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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
N. Y. MARKET, Sept. ls-e. p. NJ.

Sugars continue in good demand at full prices; tobac-
co is in fair demand; wines and brandy are in fair request.
- Cotton, ECO bales sold-prices steady.
Flour, all Western is Si.75, sellers, though in lots &c
more Is paid for fresh.
Rye, lie, last week. Western mixed corn sold NJ 69a
zoe, to the distllers, weight. Oats 35a36c.
Wheat rather heavy, prime white 97al0Oc.
New barley is held at 56a5Sc.
Bone, 5000 lbs Northern good sold of SIC.
Prime beef 10 rather better. Other provisions, no change.
Several careoes of dry cod arrived, and one was sold at
sass, being l1 decline.
Whiskey, sales drudge at 2ic.
No change in naval stores. Tuponine s2.75 buyers.
but sellers ask more. Spirits 31a3Sc. Tar S2aS2, 25.
The Tea sale 10 day was well attended, and prices
improved two or three cents per 10, oil round, both for
Blacks aud Greens.
The Leather sale went OF to-day at full prices, to a fair
company.
Froighls, to Liverpool IS Cd for flour, and stuid for
grain, rather dull.
Nothing In exchanges.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
BOSTON MARKET-sept. IA.

Proyisious-Thero ia a good retail business doing, and
prices are firm; sales Of 50 bbls mess Beef Of 50; 20 bbls.
500 loose Hams, 6ba7e; 500 kegs Lard, &c, 1 mos. Flour
There Is still further improvement IN the market, with a
fair demand; sales OF Gcnoscc, common brands. at Salsa
4,olt; Michigan, St.1j; Ohio Hat hoop, S4.6si; do round
hoop, S4,56tai 50 l-2 fredericksburg, Si,37 I-2aI,5O ;
Georgetown, $4,5OnS i.62 Ia, cash. Corn-Tho stock
10 light aud prices have a yanced; yellow fat i. held OF 6Sa
zoe; white. G6a67e; N. o., Csc. Sugar. There il some fnther
improvement in the Market; sales OF $50 boxes Cuba brown
common quslites, at 7lc,6 mos. Molssscs-.Thc is a bot
ter demand and prices have an upward tendency; sales
Of 100 hhds Cubs sweet Ut lSe; so do Trinidad, ordinary
qualify, 10 60 out Of tho market, 22c; a small parcel Of
Cienfugos Museovsdo. 26c per gal, o mos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19

FRos SANTA FE AND BLsr's foKr.-Dcpreda,ions Of tho
ndisns-Armjo unable to defend Santa Fe.-The 81.
.ouis Revoiho has had a conversation with s. p. Sublo,e,
$50 who came down on the Little Missouri. Mr.. s. left
3ent's Fort on the 18th oflsst month. Alarge party, COM
posed Of the warriors OF GOO lodges Of the Missouri and
North Fork Sioux tribes, have started on an expedition TO
meet the Snake Indians, who have cent them presents Of
obacco, and desire for peace.
A detached band Of 25 encountered Mr.. s. and his men,
pnd commenced cutting off the packs from the horses. The
owners intorercd. and the Indians commenced firing upon
Them; they, however, after a chase OF ) milcs, succeeded in
escaping without injury. and saved all their pack horses
but two. The sayages stole 4 great part OF their provisions.
He encountered the last party Of American emigrants at
Willow Springs, and says that the Sioux were but Is
miles in their rear. directly upon their trail, and he had no
houbt that they would come Up with them on the day they
Encountered his party. and, in all probability, rob them.
The Sioux had expressed their intenton to proceed to
The rendezvous appointed by the Snake tribe, and, if they
found them but u small party, to attack them. instead Of
n peace. From the disposition manifested by
the Indian tribes upon the plains, there is cause TO fear that
smigrating parties and traders will encounter much hosnli-
~ and danger, the present season, in their passage to the
Before Mr.. S. left Bcnts Fort he learned that letter, had
been sent TO ArmIo, the Governor OF New Mexico, by
Chaves aud others OF tho principal citizens Of Santa Fe,
calling upon him to defend the city and their property
against the advancing forces Of the Americans. Hc sent
them back word that, IL they would come In person and
aid him in such an undertaking, he would fight as long
as he could stand, or they desired, but, unless they did
80, lac should not strike 4 blow.
The miserable show OF n force which was mustered in
Santa Fe, he declared unable to defend the place, even
against the predatory bands Of savsges which surrounded
them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
~ PntADKIrniA. Sept. IL. 8 Pm.
Odd Fellows Proccssion.

AEOCce>AOh.
IThe Odd Fellows had q glorious day for their proee..
Pm, in honor of tho dedication Of their now Hall. Tn,
was unehequered by clouds and the rays Of tho sun. IN.
eted back from The gliuenng rsgalia end trapping. Of tho
fthrcn. combined to ronder the display one Of unp.ral-
led splendor.
Our city Is filed to overflow with an avalanche of Odd
Flows. and tho Monumental city is well and largely ro-
fsenicd among tho thousands who have filled evotv
tamboat aud railroad car that has arrived her, during ,hs
twenty -four hours.
The formal dedication OF tho Hall took place N, min,
clock this morning. In the presence Of tho Grand Lodge of
ennsylvania, and small delegations from each Of tho va
ous -eneampments and lodges Of this and other S,ntes The
dimensions OF tho Hall Of course not being sufficient TO
low a larger and more general attendance. 60 numorou.
|e'e the lodges present. The following order was ob,erv.
b
The ceremonies were opened by a prayer from the chap.
|in DIR. ii. ID. Moore, followed by an address BY p. O. Ss.
,usl Patterson. The singing by tho choir, Of en- anthem,
nticn Tor tho occasion by =. q. 3. Patterson, followed
ext; alter which, the dedicatory address, by the NJ. w. q.
laster Mckleever, was delivered, concluding with music
y q powerful band.
To allow the multitude to witness the ceremonial IN.
inc programme was repested ut franklin square. into
'hich the thousands composing the procession filed on
oneluding tho route marked out for them. Instead of the
edicstory address, however, an Grafton was delivered there
y the Grand Chaplain Of tho U. s., James ID. MeCabo of
Richmond Va.
Twenty States were represented, and tho whole num-
'er paradipg is estimated TO have been not lees than 20 OsO.
everything has passed OIL ia the most satisfactory manner.
the slightest accident to mar the interest of the oc.
aston. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19

I lth lust, has accounts from Nauvoo as late a. one O'Clock.
T.. NJ. of Wednesday, the 9th inst. The ant-posse, under
Col. Singleton. had not marched to Nauvoo; but the follow
ing day, II is said, was determined upon for their entrance
into the city. This has been the report SO long that VIC
are getting more firmly in tho belief that there will be no
demonstration OF the kind after all. The st. Louis Repub-
lican also has the following relative 10 the anti. uormons
They have six or seven pieces OF artillery Of various
cAlibre, and they have completed a movable furnace, with
which 10 heat balls, TO destroy the Temple and burn
the city.
"COmPlainls are daily made that the Regulators (as they
style themselves,) are committing depredatons upon the
property VI the eiiizens-haying in one night driven of si1.
teen head Of cattle from one man, to tho camp"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
AND OTHERS

AND OTHERS.
Great Reduction ut PenitcntIary store.
NNHE subscriber, by n late nrier cf tine Board, n no. ablr Al n
u Or Ct greatly reduced pncos-
5000 yarts hsavy double twintd Keuey, for Negro Mems eias.
ing.
1000 yards plain and striped ! inscy, for women's ebthinK.
In Store for Fall purchasers:
BOO heavy ready made Kersey Goats
200 pairs DO do do Pants
SEQ pieces Brg1ns, with = lsrgs aSo,tmsnt of coarse and ane
rhoes, equal 20 any IN the maiet
Complete sets Of Wagon Harness for Two horsrs vi,b a., -
Wagon Haibtss In portions
Warranted Ayes. vey superior
Also, Wheat Pans, Wheat Bag. Re fdrerator. W.,i,,h., -
fUESIUsE Of dn, rent Kind.
for sle al PsnheniiaD' i vey superior article Of Buzz Mil.
Stones, Wagon, unys, Curs, ke.
Ihe above are offered on very accommodating terms. ami Dur.
ehasct' gu 30 wei 20 call AZ the Pcbitcnuau, OF at the s,o,c. No
H. fheei ieAdirg TO Mayos Bulge.
P2-G Jas. G sPOrrs. A., P.rv
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Mrs. kingsf0rd's Seminary
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

"a
FVNtIS SEMINARY is siua Cd in Grace street. and in ,.
II house latly occupied by Thomas Richie, Esq.
In announcing her intention To open a tehooL, in Richmond. for
the instruction OF young Ades, Mrs KinEsGord will simply obse rye,
that her object IL to adopt eouue Of tuition which viii impaIt to
her pupils = thorough knowledge OF those branches IN Literature,
the Arts. and Science, which constitute u useful and Ornamental
ftmale education.
9t Cards of terms may be obtained a, the school
az 27-dIm.
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City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HorEL-scpt. 10.

AG Booker, Buckingham; James S Crewdson, Char
louesyile; WIN Robinson, jr. Chesterfield; ID Meyer, Bfe-
men; Thos Hundley, Mississippi; WIN VI Mayo, Gooch.
land; w White. Hanoveri ] Phillips. DO; q II Nowlin,
Gainesville; + III Beal, N York; James A Paueu,,
Groenvile. N. Carolina; Col. Henry Thwosu, Petersburg;
Thos l. Morton, do; Jos Dupuy, Charlotte C. II; G. o Lip
scomb, do; VIM SSpottswood, Petersburg, r w Christian,
] r Christian, Hanover; s 8 Go1dc, Powhatan; Quinn
M Word, Jos y Morgan. VIM %iludVins. Buckingham; w
n Hancock, Halifax; GF Gamer, Albemahe; r II South
ali 1rnuersrc. A NofOoet gun,iL
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-IN f,

oIN STORE,
" Graduated Cashmere Robes
Cashmsf. D'Paris
Cashmere Docs
A'paeeaE Of all eolsuus
Alpaca Reps
Fog. and American Prints
Dress Hhkds
Shawl. a large stock
IRISH Linens and Lawns
Linen sbeetnEs
Gloves and Hosiery
sstnand snk vesiins.
Scarf and Collars
Dress Tts,and s;o;u
Umbrellas
wOr,tsd ver-ins.
Embroidered do
French Ca-simeres
Eng. and Am. do
Black. Bronze and Brown French Cloth
West ofEnEiand do
Bk and blue do Of all Endes
Beaver Cloths, Pilots sd F1a,hinSs
Irish Cloths for overecats
Coddenglons for 60
T~eedes Of all kind.
Kentucky Jeans, very low
Heavy fuHed Cloth, for negroes
Nap Couons
KerEeys and Linse-
Turkey Red Cotton
White, red and yellow Pannes
LAmbs~ool and memo SHIRTS and DrsweTs
Furaiture and Apron Cheeks
White Marsailes Quilts
Bedtieh ard Lace
Bobinet Iaess
White Cambres and Jaeeonats
Plai1aBd other s.iE, Mu.4as
Bishop Lawns and MuI Muslin.
Damask Table Cloths
10 Napkins
birdseye and Russia Diapers
Huekerbaek Diapers and towels
'.st = ) tsnd ls1 Beaehed shseunss
are nansrea- Eunek, Va. Store and Maaehssier sooI.
DurhL MAekeIa" and Tuined Blankets
Green do
Bed Blankets, some very hne
Patent Threads. Spool Couoa, Buttons. COMBS. kc.
Which are offered to the trade Upon the most see-mnoaaiinr
'efm-, DANIEL II. LONDON.
l-c&dsm Corner 18TH and Main ,tre,t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
DIR. MAUPIN'S SCHOOL,.
III "A rsIIlII Street. haIxpaa., HrI, anal x.U,

III TIT sTTTs
FNNhE next session OF thu. Institution will commence O n Monday
IL the seth Of September, and end on the last OF Jaly col owing.
a thorough course NJ instruction Will be gwen in ih- English
branches, Ancient Languages, Mathematics Natural Philosophy.
Chemistry and French. Unusual. facilities will be afforded for the
study OF the Natural Sciences.
Mr.. Alex. Martin, OF whose merits as . scholar and teacher the
Principal has personal knowledge, and wio brings with him a high
testimonial OF literary ausnmenis from the Faculty Of Washington
College, has been engaged as an assstlnt IN the school
sept v, lHt6. eof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
EXCHANGE HoTEL-srrr. ls.

RIP Wsdng. King William; VIM. Stevens, Lexington,
Va; ] T Randolph, Middlebrook, Va; ID q Stroke, Bana-
To-. N Y Thomas Lucas, Charleston, S G David Wiloo1-
son, N Haven, Ct; u r. Hickman, John S Randolph, ]
Phillips, LOUISE; WI Anderson, Richmond; Capt. Psnnel,
Petersburg; Lieut.. J Johnson, U. s. Army, u Lee. Hanni.
bal, Mo John S%ehimmol. Mlfytd, Pa r ~ asanu, Bal.
timoro; w Sizof, N Orleans.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
ny wnnan,s a MaYan.

BY Williams a HRNnII.
sugars, Coffee, Hacon, Leather, &C.
On WEDNESDAY NENr. the s2I ms AIT, II 10 o'tIo-k MI he
soid, 30 font u our Auciion Store
fume - Croit sugars, I. q ". sand
DO Porto REQ a.
% 2 ORGANS Do
~ Bari white sugar
PINE Green Laruaya Cone
DO Do Ro do
Surety prime wstem Bacoa Sides
DO % Do ~ Shoulders
d. Do Do Do Hams
soc sdfs Icmicck Leather Good"
100 d % do sg~-f u.w,--fr
uad nupuyA Co CoEnae Brandy
A. ssrnettc % an
lmraNeu a an
Pure Ctef A.
fine 80 tuscaioun Whrtcy
Yin" od Nonourhea a,
Ieton 4 sons \. Euetard Rum
htna Fine Guupowdcr Tea
10 fQwthcnu -
Nas0p's challenge rat Nnr
btp, initro. A..
mf approved pspct
~ WILLIAMS a HANALL. ABets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
.ATHROP, CHRISTIAN " co. are in re-.
- eeiPtof an unusuAHy well ASSORTED sock Of DRY GOODS.
comprising every variety. suited to Town and country uade; aHors
watch are
Rich PARIS Cashmere Robes
Rich OmbTe Shaded Cashmere and Mou.-Jin,
Rich Oregon, CasulIan and CIemantipe PLAID,
Plaid Meriao Cashmeres
Rich satin striped Tibet do.
Blk aud cord Aipaeas
Bk and satin striped DO.
Roubazines,C apes ami Popsns
Rich Ruge OmbrcP ?. DSoie Silks
RicA Pekin FaeUnne do
Rich Gro De Nap;es G,ee do
Together with n great variety Of
New style Silks frun Use to - per yard
Wire and cord -mbd Muslin Robes
French enbd Collars, Ch-miS-rs Cap.s
lnianu' fOek Bodies, Sleeves &C
OmbTe shaded C1oasings
Bk French Cloth and Casimeres
sls, satin and m 'rIno Yes ings
Saunets, fuEed KerseyS cable Ker4ys
PA d Llnssys, white and red Flaun-Is
White Domets, Weieh bon shr nkng and Canton F1aun,ls
Servants Whitney, ard super inland bound Bod Biaakets
SIX and merno Honey, Gloves fancy sk Cnyats
Heavy wool Lk and eoId, hibel, embd. Grape asd other sbaUts
while AMI eoFd emed Cra-e Scarf, something very prsuy.
ALSO
Carpotings, Rugs and BockfuFs.
For sac, al wholesale and retail n price. that rap,r o,1 n -.
No % WEST MAIN STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

UH I2IH SITtcI.
'ANHE Subscribers have reropcned the above es.
- tabiishmeut. and beg leave TO say to their friends and IN.
public generally. that they are now prepared to give their undiyfd,d
attention an order to please those who may pa'ron'se the house -
Gentlemen visiting the city on business viii find IL 10 their adyan
tgc To give us a call, having ample aeeo nod=unns for their com
fort and convenience likewise, a stable within MY yards Of tbs
house. not surpassed in the city. To our friends u s only neeeSza
sy to say, that our Bar shan at all times be supplied with Liquors
rot Inferior TO any In the city. Al We desire IL patronage, and n
We faltO please, II shall not be our fault.
srEGAL n JAS. q. BLAKEY, IT,
Richmond, August 4 1886
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
Sales.
vaIuabie Hcnrico Land,
E0R AL

WILL sell my FARM in Hcnrico, on the o.
n boinris TurnPtse and Car Ire Cfoes Eve miles below IN. city
o. Richmond. Containing hr~s h-nlre4 ard thirty four acres IN a
plaan,and aeUeahl- nsighboshood In. I'M cTs me Ms are .aat.d
= ism'y OF moderate sEs: th- stnauoa o. sey psass n, and
snrufhy NJ tthJ mot abundanfiy snpph-J With % ix waies o
n hses' Gashiy thu sod 9 capable of Tia hiEbrSl inprov-m-ni
~,h - ted To the snaare of tie various erop- ni,-d in th-
par ~ the STATE. There A. on Il an e1te.-y. Young erchard Of 81
het-i rat. and NO and umte f ample Zoe the support Il nc fam
y rtrs9udy disP sei o. Il Nil b. sod on rUESDAy thu gstu
o. srp'eh"srf nerI wtbostt.Fevc. AT pnhhe anston. tn The highest
b'ader' 90 the premises The rms WI be Aeeommod- nc, and
wm DC made knounon the day of,ae a anan part only Of The pr
eha~e money viii be required in easb-in the ns-an,irs- p~r-os. "A.
posed IN P1rehsse are invited 10 eraInin. IL On the sane dy, 1
~m ,sn 'nsdp articles of household and kitchen furniture. plan.
ntion utsnsia sock, &c. mo n. CLOPrOS.
au 2s-ctdsf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
FALL 1916.
Fresh Dry Goods at Wholesale.
T. L. j. s. JAMES g. CO..

HAVE now in store, n large and extensive a..
- sor ment Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS Sc
leesd Dr tie Pail end 1i-i- Trad, al Of which ae Of The -e,e,s
- latest siSss and best makes. and having been ys-eAa.oS sine.
The rsee.f deehse they will be enabled TO Offer such nsue.tpent, to
uhsir Country fnends and the trade generally a. viii max. IL 10 their
hnren o efaHine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Tney deem IL unnecessary to .nuner,te the article, th.y h.v. q m
hsnd. as hstr asso tmsnt complies the usual variety sspt In
HAohsaie Dry Gsods' Lovses.
They VIII only add, that thrr stock prcS.ui. unusual Attae.
uohA n account OF is being Almost entirely flesh and purchased
this season.
" 4 call - respoeffHHv sah1tes -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-19
by Davenport, Allen & Co.
AUCTION SALE
OF FRESH DRY GOODS

Da
on "WEDNESDAY, 23d Sept We shah sen, sale cnmm.p rip,
Soehoef, a. Ma arge and general asortu ent OF sapie and
isney uy Goods saitidto the saIes OF the present and approaching
s-a-on~-most OF whi-h are lTesh and Just from the hand, of lie
imPoneu and manufaeturers-amouE which are;
Blue biz green and London brown Cloths
Ofiofd and dark miId SaGines Of every grade
bne' DIX and drab d. common to superdne
Super new style Cassinerss aud ye,unys
Super Kennedy Jeans
kerseys, super p aid Linseys
Super silk and eOton Hdkh. Umbrella,
Asplendid assortment Of super fan and winter Pr;r,. ,,a cn,,,,
Of the very lates; and best styles
best Stamps
suPer3t,7 s, - and 50 brown shitipss and shee,iur,
Pnni' Duhi and Whitney Blankets
White, scarlet and yellow Fannels
dreams C'oths super lniianHas, housins
Cashmere and Aennos
Blk and fancy silk and atin Cny.us
APaeeas, Iris Goth
canton FlanneS and Apron Cheeks
Furniture do
Buttons Hooks Il Eyes. Pima Needle,
shk aud Cotton Hosiery
Together WIKI other Art=es deemed unnecessary q
ALSO
An invoice of rkA shaWs and Dress Coed. .,..,ud.z
the sale. hme for
ADDITIONAL.
In addition to the above, We have Just received , sp,s,tI -
,orineut Of Good, BY the latest anivas Gom The North. wei vo,.
Thy OF he attention OF buyers, viz
Io.hs aud Cassimere5 Vesdnss, Padding, &c.
Super SauneIs and Heavy wooleus
fashionable styles
ALSo-A IlrSe Consignment Of Bl.,.h.J ~ H. -
styles
Super Silk AndcouOn HAn5IerehieiL OF the a.ss, PATTERN.
ETsa hsavy L1e and back Pilot c. bah.
TuIaet, London Duff ans Bd Blankets
Iugeher with 4 great variety Of other goo1S OF unsrier nhre
and qlaly seldom offered At auction sales
~ IEKMs-UnderS loo, cash sloo a.i over, I months credit
for approved paper.
- 10 DAyENPOpT ALIEN A. 70 -.
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%STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET


Let all the wond say vhsi ,ney can,
rsrsshins Prizes, sTRATros's the n,.i
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg, No. -. Sept. II,b:
3 Sc IL ~ 20 IS SIS l6 so 10 - So 81 %.
Half Nos. y IS 50. A prize Of 800. sold and paid
oy STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. OF New Jersey. Y, sept.I7
20 ~ 90 "a ~ A 81 GO % &C 8 IS.
Drawn No. OF L.esburs. -. Sept II:
III ~ S 60 81 Is ~ ~ "a ca 81 Q 81 Is.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, IS, Sept 18TH:
81 IL 9 IS 90 6 % Is II so % So:
Ticket, Nos Is IL GO, A prize Of SlOO sold and paid
by STRATToN.
$4,000. 1000.
sainriay-Su-ssI. Extra lis. Capital: $4,000. 1000. GAO ke
10 Nos is drawn. Tickets o.; halves soc: Or. sse-
Magnificent-s5O,OO $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class u. for 1890 Be drawn on
Saturday, Sept 10. 1876.
20 NO. LoTTERY-IS DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
! prize OF $4,000 so prizes Of $500
10000 50 900
i 10000 100 $50
so 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS. halves n; quarters -.
Certificates Of packages OF 26 Whole Ticket, $3.50
DO. do. &c Half do 81
DO. do &c Quarter do 30
DO. do. &c Eighth do 20
Buyes are refeued TO my list Of PrIes, which arc reststered
II the Once, As = proof Of What has been done; and every
drawing continues 10 increase the number sold ana paid bym
$1- o:deTs for faet zEes, eeri6e, tes OF single tickets in the abov,
Schemes and In all Lotteries, viii ss Prsnpuy ,usndsd 10, and
drawing sent when requesasd-
Please ,adrsas srdsu 10 ~. srRATToN,
RrhuAn ".
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Aurtion Salts
~ h.
Hy ss~dg>s a Pssnsn-

SALT Or SLAVES rcDSn a DEED ov rnuxv.
IbUR<uANT 70 The provas sss % iva a-~s. e rr~a - v
- fom John r Baroa. bearing date On Ns On ar cf n.x.
1919. th~ o,hsr nos, he -h burton Nnd vie. eessrs A~ .. o.
Itb DAY Of seJeubef. tsiL both of reeerd IN IN certs ous< q
HenrSo County Court aad Witch wers er~cused n the rsrrs>r
fos certain Iuro-es thsrin - ferh. { shan on SATURDAY ~ issA
day of seP,shbef, 1876. AZ 10 oeioes. a N. ~ Inc sastass rse-
Of Hoisrz d runam, IN Inc CWY q RsehmoDi proceed 10 "a. ~
pubic aaeii'n. In The = ghest bidder. Ies casa. tbs sas~iss -svss
To ut J- Whi.m~ David Williams. Bssey. LAncsr~r ssa 10y -
Selling - trustee, ,han eny soh,er such ut~ asis vs-ad IN Ne
BY viuns Of The deeds % uus sfore.ad
LoFrfS N. EtLErr. russe
au 3l-dAs HODGES q fULLIAh, A.ets
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MRS. MEABS SCHOOL.
SIN Hill, RichmouJ.

''HE SiATu ANNUAL SESSION of this
tobcf n-tt
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,

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Splendid Schemes for September. 1916.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Clafs ID. for IsI6-to be drawn AT
Alexandra, September l9;h.
IS No. Louey-IS Drawn Ballots
PRIZES.
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20 OsO so 400
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ages OF &c whole Tickets SI6O-sbars IN proportion,
900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, ClIs z, for Isi6-to be dnwn nm
Saturday, Sept 90.
as Number Lotiery-l2 Drawn Balots-
sPLENDIO SCHEME.
] PHze OF $4,000 prize Of $4,000
$4,000 so 1900
5000 20 500
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Is Whole Tickets tIlO-Shares in proportion.
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II person 10 u. ". HOYT, No. y Exchange.
W Tickets In an the Lotteries advertised hy J. G. GrrForV A Co
constantly on hand Orieu enclosing cash OF Prize Tiekets, attend
cd 10 with prompiness; and the Drawings Of Lotteries sent when
requested. 10 all who order OF ID. y. HOYr. Richmond
August u. 1886.