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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-13

The POSTMASTER GENERAL, in his an
nua. report to Congress, suggests the fol
lowing changes:-
He recommends that the rates of post
age be hereafter cents for a single letter
under fifty miles.
10 cents for single letter over so and
under 300 miles.
is cents for single letter over 300 miles.
the Both June, 1S4S, and then abolish the
Is cent rate, and restore the rates as al
present. He recommends also the restora-
lion oil the former rates Of postage on printed
matter, giving right TO the publishers oil con-
veying such matter out Of the mails if they
think roper; also, a limitation Of the number
OF exchange papers which editors may send
and receive free of postage, instancing
The TACT that there are now from 100 to 1900
newspaper establishments. as proof OF the
abuse which may be rractised under the law
as al present. Also, the restoration of the
ranking privilege 10 the postmasters; and
that all persons who, under The old law, be-
ing in The employ of Government, had the
privilege of receiving letters free, should
have that privilege restored TO them. He
also recommends most streruously and en-
ergelically the making The payment of all
postage imperative upon the senders. The
report states that there are estimated to be
not less than 100000 dead letters returned
TO the Post Office Department quarterly;
and, during the first quarter. under the OPP
Grafton of the new law, 100000, the postage
Of which is lost 10 the Government; as well
as an immense amount OF printed matter
which is never taken out of the Offices.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-13
GA case is 10 be tried before the

@ A case is TO be tried before the Su-
preme Court OF the United States involving
The constitutionaliIy of the license law of this
State. The case is Joel Fletcher. plaintiff
IN error, vs.. the State. aud is taken up by a
bill Of exceptions to the charge of the Su-
preme Court of Rhode Island, in an indict-
ment against the plaiulIf for violation of
the law regulating The sale ofardent spirits
John Whipple, Samuel Amos. and Christie
Pher Robinson, Esqs. are employed for the
plaintiff. Messrs. Richard w. Greene aud
Edward II. Hazard, Esqs. have been EN-
ployed for the Stale. The counsel for the
State were appointed by the Governor, upon
an intimation FROM the Supreme Court Of The
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-13

WILBEsFoRcE. the elegant statesman ano
philanIhropisf, ascribes his continuance in
life for so long time, under such pressure
of labors, in no small degree TO the conscien'
tious and habitua observance ofthe divinely
appointed day ofrest. "Oh what blessed
day." he says, is the Sabbath which allows
US precious interval wherein to pause 10
come out from the worldly concerns and give
ourselves up TO heavenly objects. Observa-
ton and my own experience have convinced
me that .here is special blessing on the
right employment of these intervals. One OF
their prime OBJECTS, in my judgment, is, to
strengthen our impressions ofinvisibe things.
and to induce habit Of living much under
their influence"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-13
THE LOVERS.

There was a candle maker man,
And he was very old;
For it was thirty years or more
Since he began to'mOuld.
His business on his face was wrote,
As plain as though on paper;
His long nose running TO point,
You sure would call taper
And hamelike glowsd his jolly tip,
For drinking hard and stufing
Had made il red, and, candle like,
1t brighter grew by snnfFng.
A daughter fair he had, but he
Was wont to beat and starve her;
Said she, am sorry he's my pa,
But wish that he was farther.
And Cupid in her tender heart
An arrow dared to throw;
As that alone would be no use,
He gave her, too, beau.
But when her lover claimed her hand,
The father did dispute,
Said he, "Your ashes l would take,
But reject Jour suit"
So when the shades OF night were spread,
He round the house would hover;
And though he was no warrior, yet
He was nightly lover.
any fathers coming" cried the maid;
"Ohl lover, wo belide you
For he will cane you I'm afraid;
But come with me I'll hide you"
So in the boiler he was crammed,
His legs all cramPed and bent;
Cried he, 81 have the copper got,
Though he has not the SCENT"
And there he passed the seepless hours
Ofthat eventful night;
The time il passed so heavily,
He wished that il was light
At early dawn, to light his fire
The cross old fellow came;
Alas Tor lovers conStancy-
He felt another flame.
Oh! maiden, maiden, could you now
Your lovers plight hut see;
Your pa, for lovers sake you'd hate,
For pa-boiled he will be.
OH now within that boiler hot,
His every limb seemed frying;
His situation, you will say,
Indeed it must have been trying.
Now from his seat he starts, and scared
The old man not little;
Recover first yourself, old man,
@Re-corer then your kitile,
And speeding through the garden walks,
The outer gate he won;
Sure after such melting down,
No wonder he should run. Boston Post
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FILE YOUR NEwspApERs.-Every pers,

FILE YOUR Misunderstanding person
who takes newspaper land especially a
weekly paper) should keep files OF it, and
every two or three years get them bound.
Every man who does this. leaves valuable
book to his children, who will respect bis
memory and value the bcquest more than ten
times its cost. A volume Of newspapers
sixty years old would now sell at more than
cost any where. A newspaper is the very
best history OF the Times which can be found;
and after long time they are resorted to by
scholars and antiquarians with great interest
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-13
A vIRGINIAN ON SLAVERY.

We copy the following extracts from re-
cent article in the Richmond Wbig, publish
ed in the very heart Of slavedom. This is alb
olitionism from the right quarter. There is
no doubt that slavery is already doomed in
Maryland. Virginia and Kentucky. Nothing
for. teb years past has so much retarded the
progress Of abolitionism as the ferrors Of
Northern fanaticism, which in the imagina-
ton Of a Soulhcrner. threatens to rob him Of
his property and life at the same moment:
mo community can flourish and prosper
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-13

The entire stock of the Upper Canada
Railway, from Windsor, opposite Detroit,
through London to Hamilton-190-and to
be continued TO Fort Erie, opposite Buffalo
or to the Falls direct, has been taken in Eng
land (6, 100000 y and Is per cent, OF it paid
in. The work is to be completed in 1s4s.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-13

AMERICAN BOARD OF MIssIoSs--The
receipts of the American Board of Missions
in the month OF November, amounted to
S64,6O8,44, including legacy of $4,000
from the late Daniel Waldo. Of Worcester,
Mass.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-13

The PRINTERS PAr.-The proprietors OF
the different papers Of New Haven have pub
lished card. wherein they state that they
are resolved to charge for the insertion Of ali
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BOSTON MARKET-ocr. 10.

Colton--Tbo sales arc confined to small parcels to man.
ufaciufcis.
CoGee-Tbere il an increased demand for RIO. A cargo
22U baRs sold at 7hr; and I2al5O0 do do in parcels, 7a7Ic
all 10 go out the market. Sales Of Two imports Pono
Rico, shout 400 casks, Tor eNporiadon, on private terms.
Flour-Mafkei dull, with small sales Gennosee At 8 60,
cash. Nothing doing in Southern.
Gpin-Matkct for Corn very dull and lower. No sales.
Hides-Sale OF 1900 Bucnos Ayres. 11lc per 10 ms.
Lead-Salos Of 1000 pigs, to arrive, 4lc per 10, cash.
Molssses-Mnfkei quiet aud sales light.
Fmii-ConHderablo sales Malaga Raisins blue max, 81
per cssk, aud 30 per box and 6 rs.
Oh-Sales Of Palm. for export. &c per 10, 2 ms.
Staves-Sale OF SOM New OIeins Pipe at SIS per NJ,
6 mos.
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N. Y. MARKET-ocr. IA. % p. NJ

N. Y. MARkET-OCT. IL, % U. NJ.
Tho Tea sale to-day was well attended, and former
prices were well supported.
Coiton-spinners have bought 500 balos, market un-
steSdy.
F1Our-5.OO0 bbls all sorts OF Western. chiefly Gonosec,
taken to ship nj $3.50. Some Southern nj s. .J5a5O.
Barloy-GJa63 cts. Ost- 35a36 cts. Several purchases
TO ships TO England.
Whoat-2.0 900 bush Genesec at 100 cts.
Rye - held at 80 cts.
Combined Western at G7s70 cts, Jersey and North.
err yellow 73a75 cts. tho more for future delivery.
Gonosoe Flour for delivering Nov. Ist, sold at s. ga.
Pork is cheaper; $50 bills Mess ut SIO,25, and further
sellers at cts more; Prime, S9,3SudI.
A sale OF choice Mess Beef at $685..
Lead. 1900 pigs At ~ Cts, cash.
Butter is In demand atliil6 cts. Tor New York dairy, "a
10 for Ohio store; Cheese do. at TAIL cts. to ship.
Exchanges fiat.
Stocks rather improviny.
r.. s. BreRins.-smsl lots Of Cotton have been rakon
Tor expo taton.
Flour-5OO bbls. Troy sold at s., So; in all 10000 bbls.
have been taken stthat price snd $3.50 for future delivery,
making $4,000 TO ship in two days.
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%STRATT0N'S OFFlCE.
sO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

Let all the ~ord a What Iney can.
Por ssnins Prizes, srEITToss the na.'
Dawn Nos. OF Ale randfia. No Y-Oet Iath.
IL % 10 SIS 20 IS 2s 30 4 Al 81 4S II
Ticket No. N - 80. a FrIs Of s96o sod. and paddy
Drawn Hos So. 81 IL "a s7-oct iphr
81 IL 60 Is 81 81 81 ~ 81 81 So 80 II
Ticket Nos. ~ 81 81, a espiAl ,oh and PAID ~
sTaArroN.
Drawn Nos Off Jersey Lottery. No. so. Oct g.:
~ SO I rs 81 &c ~ % ~ 70 %.
Ticket Nos. 2s % 81, a prize ii $780,. sold snd paid
by sTRATToN.
Dawn Nos. Of n. Jersey. No. sl, Oct. 10:
, 20 2 7 10 81 20 10 % 90 Is 81 ~.
Tickle, Nos. 81 30 Is. a Prize OF 500. sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Morons,lis. No. AZ. Oct. I6Ih:
81 &c 81 I CO . 81 80 10 Sc 20 50.
T Ts : Noe Sos . ; so Three more Capitals cold and
" 81 60 q paid by sTRATToN.
$4,000. 1000.
sainHdsy-sus~eI, Ertra, 60. Capitals: $1,000. 1000. Gao. ke-
10 Nos ~ drawn. Tickets 81: hAvs, soc; qsL csc.
S50,000l 100000 . of 100000
AlkNAsDRlA LOTTERY, CAs n, for Isie-tO be drawn on
- NO LoTTERY-II DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND CAPITALS
I PHts OF $4,000 2 prire. OF $500
10000 4 2.a3s
10000 20 2.OOo
2 1900 90 oo0
g 5000 be-ids, $500, 500. SOC, &c &c
Tickets siS' haives 50: quArer. as.
Certificates of package, Of 20 whole tickets, sIGo
Do. do. 20 h,lv.s so
Dc. do. 80 ga,Hs"' 80
Buyer are referred 10 my list Of Pr1es, which arc rrriaepd
Al the Once, AZ a proof OF what has been done; and ever
drawing continues TO inereALe the number rod and PAID By me.
oIeeu for packages { enine.trs or unxie ticket. in the st.ove
Schemes, and in all Loutries, will ks pssapuy All. ,dea to ana
drawing seat wien requested.
P.s's aadrsas.rdsn n. STATION,
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Triumphant q
Pa tPSS PRoOF FILA
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD MARTHA.
WI rIrD L. rn - snIstNN-


Af-~ OF the cures effected in the vicinity OF Philadelphia ire
gwen below
X EVans, Psyette street. near Ara. cured o. Chronic Couch
violent Fan N The BraE. dtfieulI breathing. nc. ty uhpee bntIs.
fhtLp BvSen, TuekeTnn, " J. runc o. mus spiuiaz Of Ehsd.
Ton rupture o a blood vessel IN the Lungs.
Na>h.nE.0a Mack Charlotte street near Cearc, a womb rfuIeu,r
OF confirmed Consumption; was Ia a dying state when h- tal the
hrsd"~r. Cure aussied BY MtS-rs Jos Winner, David VI. k., and
Hugh Mckinley, btshy respectable erizSns.
Jane Perm, distressing eas OF Chrohic aroneh!ti.. cured hv
seVSn bottles. Lives al l25 Spruce st.
Mar iianey, &c Spruce street, cared Of oasuafuo orhe Lupr.
THIS "a rnlarssJae case.
sarah Jane Adams, l- south Fourh STREET, eurrd Of ntsea--
Of The LuHss and Liver Complaint, having med rsefy remedy she
could Luhk q without avail Swctu 10 before Alderman Esfkt.y
lieUIy Myers, Carlisle, Pa, cured uT Consumption Attended 9Th
spuIhE blo-d and Paralysis OF the Labs, pronounced ineuabs.
by he physicians us-d az Joiu.s-
J j.. Chamberlain, : CaTbeuy stree. Inhamauon OF thu Lung.
Night s~eAis, &c Cure Ahrued TO besoTr Jonn swirl. Mayot Of
Phaad,l4hn.
The Pra. retoT asks for a fair ;raI of h.. medicine. AZ he Is con
WINGED At has 10 EsuAL IN all Pulmonary DseaS-
Prepared only by :. P. THOMSON.
NorbeA.t corner Of 5h and Spruce rurpets. Ph.nAdpha.
T For saie IN Richmond ~ DUyAL l. PURCELL. Geurraj
Agents in Petersburg by Chas. CoHing 4 Co: IN Norfolk by
". 4 santos an Lynehhurs by Jno. u seay: Ia Fr-dene..LuI
BY Or James Cooke aud CHI. Hunt: IN F1rmyIIs By d. Wa. a..
Chapp-r us
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Hy William. a HasaII.
TIE HERMITAGE AND SYD.
n OR'S POINT.

NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.
VIE HeTmtaE'. hiey the property of Ms. A. Mayo. on The
- Richmond Turnpike ad Had Road u washmxtcn, about obs
mle tfom tpe CORPORATION lane, - for sale. That pat OF IL bs,sa.n
the Rail Road and toe giehm1nd Turnpike lor Broad ,trr.t n
unuetl on whlchth- Manson House o. aIu ited. eontai N. aho,t f"p
acres will b. hd OF INTO
Lots OF = Go ~ or rs acrrs,
ying on Broad street AMI on a STREE 10 b. hJ al o.. . rt,btG,.
with Gay sueeL 90 to form a nunh.s oi beiuunauy a-u,tss lo,.
each ffonung on a VIDE Hiset sna bav.sg . handsome eIevs,to,
fof a building ste.
Ga ors Of u''s 'os - a ars, sna eonmodol. d~ciins bou.e
r"HuLs 90 CHy sseeL FORMERLY The rsdehee of the late Ca John
Mayo suitable for a IA, r. famiV ora public .chool- Wrb . pu,,,.,
v cthef o"tdihg- which could BE put IN excellent order Al a very
mail e1psnse.
aining about 100 acres Of and, IA ~uy 10 wocd apd u.ab-r. ea.,v
made productive Tor frmpr purposes. becsgsc sf ,c natutai 10
uHV Of The sol and enatEuuy 10 tEe Ciy u R.ehuoad. will b. IA.
Ntded mt hs Of 20 % 20 ACRES zach. all havtng erh-f an q, tenn
OF western trout ON a faId connecting win Broad .f..t a.,
San. sirCam " Nasr passes through H.
SIdnoFs Point Tract, cont iniug neatls 500 .rfss tyt,y
b,iwetn The Westhtm Tufnpis and lhs James River Canal
About one hirdof this tact is cleared AMI nos w. ducire. The bal
easly rotten 20 market.
4 pouion ofthr wood buI - cons eiefsJ a,s fob,cco and and
ne Canal
ehl'eu % d-src %. according 90 o.su1n-an5 trFcthct ". IN th.iot,
u TIE Hrrmiage, yinR within a sbou dsauce - the Guy sai tss
O"iegfa ani oihfr publ insttuuOns IN ne Cay. and being , a
heahhy ~ bbrhN'd wi-'e theN rtsd society, s considered
ne mod d'sipt@ froio % IN ths part ufths suite.
TIE patsyf he ab1ve property Will b. ready b. the ION A.,
'ea4ber W The mean 'imc, a q until The ty ~ al. AL he ,,ns.
ahd 'ots, with ihef boandaues viii b. thcwn ~ Nj TBoma. Ia
~ who tentss tenr Oh" Hermitage, ini uu give any othot infor
TtRMs or sALE-Cus fou.th cash N. b,t,. co , ur, .uu.
snnusi insaimsots bearing interest
The above fa'e VII take place On THURSDAY tn Ism a.,
October uru, 81 10 o'ciorE ~ la Hermitage.
n " CABELt. ard o bef Tfa.tsrs
- Gus untsf te viii OF Mu. Abaad Nato.
WILLIAMS A. HANALL. Acct.
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PhMadcIphin MnrknI. nc1nhnr nam

Flout hassett q down TO g. i9i Tor common shippinr brands, At
which met holders -. m ~ ~ ard N ,e1. the msttst h, wrvsf n,
" thoui m'eh 'fpon inquiy. Con neal nominal AZ ~ s7i-
hye Flnur-A smsn sole was ~ 10 AZ s1st!. Wheat 10 a,uvirg
m1te ~ ~ and The maHetdun, about 1000 bushei. spd ,t ts,stOg
cttfor o. oircds nnd li2 CO for a 'mtl Ia Of white. Cor, with
OFT much demanf. eni several oairofs rman unsod. 90 e. 10
astrd for Souihera y'now. md GslCG cs i4 on.reL We a,ots se.
efriinfy. Oab-Sorhem sd NJ oeia whissc v don' ,,d bt
pes were a. ~2ss25lcs Tor bhis and bhs.
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City Arrivals.
EXCHANGE nnrEL. De, le

EXCHANGE HOTEL, Oct I6.
W Chappell, Petersburg; z Norris jr, Baltimore; WIN
u McDonald, Warm Springs; Maior George, MARYLAND;
Mr. Reed, Miss; MrAldddee, Grenway; Mr. Murdock. Il.
geni Nj DuVan, New York; John Valentine, N. Orleans;
VIM . Jenneti, Nov York; u VI Waller. Willis msburg;
Willis, w A Pendloion. FredericksbutR; r Risave
and lady, Washington; Miss Pickreli. Georgetown; ID
Nash, Portsmouth; James Murrsy. J VI Murray, Norfolk
COS P q Boasey, Brunswieh; 4 On Clay aud lady, Jack.
son, N {; Wood Bouldin, Richmond.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL. Oct. I6.
u Mostly, d woodbridge. Ches;crfcld; q q Niche.
Huntsville; PA Niche. Farley 'villo; A X Rsney. Prince
Ueofge; J y T,imbe. 3 y Brown, Aususta: . Claibourne.
Amehs; y Watkins, New Kent ] N ID Paris, Booking.
hamiG W Tree. Louiss; w Hodges, W~ilismsbure: Jss.
Rylsnd, Il II Sykes, sury; Mr. Hsden, Mr. slsples, Flu.
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY uEuCU.NT,.
AND

srest reduction st PenitrBtiRry store.
'G'HE susseneer, BY a he order Of the BoarI /. uo- able Ia a.
u Ter At greatly reduced priees-
5000 yards heavy double t~hLd Ker-y, for S.gra Men. cio,h
inF.
1000 Yards PLATA and striped Iia-y, for wosnen's clothing.
In Store for Fail purchaser:
800 heavy read mad Ker.~y Goats
200 pairs do do do Paats
SEQ rieees Bnslns with a large assortment Of mar AMI sns
Shoes, equal TO any IN tie market
Complete s-ts Of wAson Harness for two bors... with Cat and
WAson HaiRess in portions
Warranted Aies very superior
ho. Wheat Fam, WHEAT Bags, RefdseraIor, wArdrob-s ami
FuENTURE OF different kinds
For sale at PehfteniIAy. a very superior article OF Burr Min
stones, Wagons, Day, Carts. nc.
The above ate offered on very accommodating terms. and pur-
ehlsers will do well TO eau At The P-aitenuAn, OF At m. sto,e Ne
~. sfeetisading to Mayos Bndge.
-31 JAS. q. sPoTrS As.st P,p,v
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vsnnsi Mr. Buidtek. Rhode Isand; g NJ Gregory. wash.
iug,on. N G; K Cook. louisiana: Leroy Roper, Petersburg;
X Byne. ) . whil,cn. Lnncnburs; G W Curtis. Swift
0,e.a; > q MAYO. fowhstab; NJ M Johns. Biekinshsm;
w w Goodc. Chesterfield; M C G.n,ry. Port W.Itbsn: m
Powell, Goochland; J II Spears. Chesierfeld: q r Graves
and servant. ~Powhstsn; wm NJ d low. Cumberland.
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Fly William. a Ha1aIi.

sugars. Coffee. Raisins. Cheese. &c.
On WEDNESDAY hEXr. he ais ins an, VI 10 o'eLS, "a IA,
sod. in hont - our Auction stor,-
Prime West IHdia sng.r.
Pim- GIesn Laguayra COTE
DO co RIO do
New c"P Bunch Rzs NJ in bares
DO. do 90. mt"
Do. d. do. ma"
Prime Goshen Cheese in casks
HemloeA Sole lie itbrr -smp-d sod
Do do do do root damaged"
EIua Pine GuhPo~der TIA IN hf ebsss
Do. PoSehong do in 90
Superior Va. cured Btenn ssus
Cincinnati cured ShOuEen
Oard, Dupuy * Go. CoEnae Brandy
imfatlon co
od ruseaioo.a Whisky
Do honongahsa DO
MaSons chal enge Stacking
hyperion Indigo IN kegs
DO kihs,lini's Sperm Candle.
No Fanny soap
TERAs-URder 500. cash; si0O and over. four month, srslt
FOR approved paper.
oe WILLIAMS 4 HAxALL. kue,x
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- WILLIAMS q HAxALI, Au.s
VIZ "a. u. Dickinson . Ers,her.
Trustec,s sale Of 49,. "a,

V vt1ue % q DEED Of uu,t etscusi 70 ne 81 1o-eph = or.
- aud Of record In ts Cierk's Omcs u Ctsae fed ccuafy, fr
cert. N 90 Pots taerein sccff,d MI 90 wEDSEsDAY, ne
.ts ins snl Al 10 = ", go aucton houe o. n. ". uictiuson q
htghet. IN re c v q Richmsni, sn 10 he hisi 80 badsr, 60,
sssb = bhey Negro GHl sSout 10 y,sr o sss,
WA WALLACE RAY, Truaes.
@ n BNus0s a BssrHss, Ausg
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By InIocS a brother.
Groceries, Liouor.Ar

BY InIocS a Brnther.
Groceries, Liquors, dc.
ATAUC11ON.
On TIESDAY MORNING. Oei sOi,, eon..a.ipy n "a ...Lo.I
al 90, sore, We VII 81 ~ithost reserve, Ge following good.
fume rraH4lJ Moias.es
~ Porto Rico Sugars
To Cd Java Coffee
F.esh GunpoWiet Tea
ttsri, uupuy K co Bnnly
H-Gtn, II Cror Rum
lmtatau Frhch Bnniv
Pine Almond ancy Suau
sui er."T MaHufaeu q rObaeeo
frsa Nu.ard and F,p-r
fou Vine, Ec,S l.
ALSO,
Sntnns ecnfs, vsnous bands aud gu,Iti.s
IERNS-Sums under SIOO, ca sh. 500 And Ypv,rss A ,,,,...
&C -
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CARPETING.

- ""|-N" n 1t U"U HHIIUNDIIIt dStUTI-
" meni OF Carrtng. OF superior quality. anil of the latest style,
'otsis.hs of hrassels. Thee Ply. Ingain and v.n~lau, all OF which
VIII ," sid md made up order. Al the ,horesi n ue.. and on u.
mo'' "aSnabir terms. wa BOOTH,
- S5-2w Con-r Of Main A a 18Th =.
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HOUSE AND Lor in sYpNsY,

lmmtdaicy ahrt ikr H- ~ ihs Hefufsre property on the ism.
in-' ~ ,haH ~ ~ Ausron. q H0ass ami TOT appo.,s m, ,..
wN.e" Ieiet cotton Eq tn te vcnry ~ RICHMOND Con ..
~ pfe-nt O~eeuPfdhy Nc furcuml Tn house . er b-tct ,s.,
yngN' two 81 rrs hEh. with rrrt rooms flushed. bues Gsesso.
smose house. &C. &c lot M wei inss.ef.
~ TERMS ra,b sisHrs Is. ~ and ~ months. viii, d,
len-st Fcg,tahe --s .ai derd ot tmst on the pt,,srtv -,t h.
U4lfed " seeure the credit payments
~ trFr Of The prpfetof.
ocH WILLIAMS d HANALI, As-u
POstpOncment.
The she q ~ "rerntsar" Properly. 90 desrrhst ,.oys
10 po.t,onsd to THURSDAY, ~ aRd in.anf. ~ m. .,me bo.,
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JOHN B. BlGGER'S OFFICE.

to the patrons Of the Lucky Office
= ne iolp~ing Schemes. which are to 10 drawn soen aud Er
CAPITAL Prizes, be sure To ait'csS srofdsp
JOHN u. BIGGER. Richmond Va.
s35,2oj or 10000 EFT
"iAnd ooss''da'ed loi-iy, ths ~" Es-to he dawn al VII
uainstoH. Del On samrIay, Oct I7th. 1916.
FRIES.
! Prre Of sas9os IS priIs Il $500
- IOOo WV
80 Nos l, Dawn. Tie'.ts $40. Hals-. : auan-t. . 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS.
hNt"i irin three Przs. of - osU dJnars each, LoN..t ,ar,.
Eun'Lsr p-tE- 500 dollars,
"tani tonsol d'.i IStt.-y. No. a.. 10 be d.a An an ss,u,t,v
Oct |'th i-'G. at wiHnns ton. let
CAPITALS.
} ffHs'of s25ooo z prrsso NJ sI7So
prUof 10000 20 e sno
fE4f 20 $50
. 1000 90 q" " oon
= prize. OF 1000 ISs - soo 1e
Teksts sI2; halve. q. qr- !.
Or OId.fs for tickets m the above. " IN any Lott.rv nrAe, ,s
management Of D. PAINE a co will receive the mos, p,onot md
o'n'drnuh ausnhion' II AAtTes~dto mo Is. BIGGER.
Rfehmo- i, Va.
Sr The cash Er prirs, will b. paid at sight by pIGCpR
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Ardi0n Gales.
gUiU2C DAYS.
B, Davenport. Alter a 20.

EciTgC DAYS.
By davenport. Alter a GO.
AUCTION SALE OF
FRESH DRY GOODS.
W, shalt - 90 "WEDNESDAY. sIS us,oss. .L- .am,..,e,.
Al Soclsk. az oss u Coed. Eo-a q i..re sd as.. Aha 80,
meet &c Dy Good, Ia.t 10 hand 1sI s,P-,t I'd "a a. aa....
~Lieb air.
blse. hs. hso~R AM snsy cOrd C1ous
asi phA sii,sd cssamsrs
Blue. bs AID mirt saitnst-
hlne snif.ney miu Ny i,ah.
kersys n age a.sHrm-nf
Lin-y. Pen-ry STRIPE. &C
ArTon Check. Canton Fanaes.
FIRMS q large invOtce, comprising N. Varoa. uaI--, from N.
finest DOWN
far--.-w whit yellow and safsL tarE- s..orm-nt
- : : and - b'-Aehsd shuias- ui sh.. unE.. 4 elraie. 81
i.-tion
ttISand % bto-n shrings AMI sbeeuRs. Of be-, ..m,
fhasis, variety of style.
Lsndoa dlni fancy t~iBed and aaekaa~ BaIks.
q n-hsms snd Ptsids. q variety
Back and cord Cambne.
buuoas me- a.. ltsing and twia 4, cot y,. md p.,t.L.,.
Umbrellas. Window SHADES
Pins HooEsk Eyes. Needle,
Iosrthsr with n var-ry Of other EoSts ton nuns, uu. :, N. ,,;.,
TEkss-Und~r 500. cash. that Jun asd upwards. . u,ontn-
credit. for approved paper
DAVENPORT, AiIEN n 90 Auets
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'I'lN. SHEET IRON AND IRON WARE
100 hotss Tn Pais' ssded ard bright, t0utt I'D Itrls
. bhrks Hunrt TIN
q burfies busua shes. "
- buades iron Wue. ss-orsd Nos-for sss BY
90 WILLIAMS a HANALL.
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MOLASSES.--25 hbds. prinlo W. /. Molas-
w ~. landing and for sac by
oe l4h DAVENPORT. ALLEN h CO.
'HEESE.-4U casks New Cheese, landing
~ and Tor sac BY s
~ I1-6t nAvgNropr