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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
SONG or THE
KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS.
AlR-"oLD DAN TUCKER

-
Tho MexicaDs are pow on our soil.
In war they wish US 70 embroil
They have tried their best ID whip us,
BY numbering our brave mdn In Texas.
We're on our way 10 Matamofos,
To conquer all who oppose ua,
We're on our way to Matamof0s,
To drive the enemy on before us.
We are tho boys who fear no noiso,
Wen leave behind Us all urjoys,
To punish these half savage scamps
Who've slain our berlhren in the camps,
We're on orr way 10 Matam0ros, &c.
They have killed Porter, King and Cross,
Most deeply we doplore their loss,
Those bloody deeds wen make them rue,
And pay them for the old and new.
We're on our way to Matamoros. &c.
We will cross the famous Rio Cirande,
And engage tho Williams hand to hand
And punish them for all their sins,
BY stripping offtheir yellow skins.
We're on our way to Matamoros, &c.
And when we've punished them enough,
Wen make them she'll ont the "stua''
To pay the wars expense, and then
Well have besides, old Yncatan.
We're on our way to Hatamoros, &c.
Meanwhile our brethren in th9 West,
VIII for our nation, do their bost
And when they've ended their long jour.
ney,
Our flag will float in California,
We're on our way TO M~atamoros, &c.
The world Is wide, our rivers are large,
We're sailing on our freedoms barge,
Our God is good, and We are brave,
From tyranny the world we'll sayo.
We are on our way 10 Matamoros, &c.
W. have a missions 70 fulfil,
And every drop Of blood we'll spill,
Unless the tyrants Of our race
Come quail before our Eaglo's face.
We're on our way TO Matamoros, &c.
lie is thrice armed whose quarrel is lust,
And we fight because we must
And any force that would us stop,
Down to tho earth must surely drop.
We're on our way TO Matamoros, &c.
John Pull may modd1e fhe please,
But he had better keep at case,
For we're strong by sea and land,
1fh0 don't mind we'll have Ireland.
We're ON our way 10 Matamoros, &c.
We ask no odds-for we are bent
TO have this whole continent,
And in spite of ugly rumors,
Wen plant our flag on the Montezumas,
We're on our way TO Mafamoros, &c.
We 20 for equal rights and laws,
Wen bravoly fight in freedoms cause,
And through the world may take the field,
10 i~yrant's We will never yield.
We're on our way to Matamorso, &c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
LATE ARRIVALS 0
&
r GOODS.

CElvED per late arrvahta large and complete assortment Of fall and winter
latest sd most fashionable styles, to which they call the attention ofthe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
FANCY DRY GOODS SELLING

as We are DESTROYS of reducing our stock
as much as possible, to make room for our
spring goods, we will sell the balance Of dress
goods at very low prices, together with all the
rest of our winter goods.
Phillips &, Tdnoue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
NOTICE.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
tizens and planters of East and Vest Baton
euee that he is prepared to execute all kinds
s Brick Sugar-house building, kettle
citing, and b~rick-makIng on plantations, at
he shortest notice, and in the most substan-
ial and workmanlike manner.
OLIVER POTTS.
mareh2t Baton Rouge:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
WANTED.

BY a graduate OF one of the eastern col
leges, a situation as Teacher Of the Latin and
Greek languages, or of an English school IN
town or the country. lie will act as account
ant or clerk if desired. He is anxious to OBJ
tain employment, and will engage at a mode
rate price. Enquire Of the Editor OF this pa
per.
april 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
McTAY.
BUTLDER AND ARCHITECT.

BUILDER And HRCHIIECI.
Respectfully informs the citizens of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that be is prepared-to I'M
dertake all contracts IN his line, and will be
always ready TO execute orders for every ar
ticle Of house joinery on the most reasonable
Refer 10 Col. P. Hickky, II. w. Fowler
and Joseph Menard, Esqrs.
April Ill no. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-06
THE MERCHANT.

The merchant was seated in his parIor,
surrounded by his happy family, who We're
more than usually elated with joy; for Mr..
Hawley had that evening returned, after
nearly a months absence to Savannah.
M. Proctor says he will come right up,
sir said a servant opening the parlor
door.
'Ah! then, very well,' answered Mr..
HawIey with a smile Of qualification. i
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

sby the breeze. The, family rushed to the
extremity ef the rude pier, and the loud
hpzza Of the fisherman was answered by
die welcome, welcome, . Of his father, and
tie almost inarticulaie s'thank God" " Of his
= Idno,s allwasjoy and happiness in,the
collage whore there had been SO much
wretchedness; the fisherman, his boy, and
his dog, were safe from the perils of the
great deep; but he would return no answer
to questions as to what had detained him so
long beyond the usual period Of his return.
r "Wait my wife," said he until we have
dressed and refreshed ourselves, and you
shall know all, but before we do either, let
us bless God in his mercy, for out Of danger
hath he preserved me-"
Never was there more sincere or more
earnest prayer offered up to the Giver Of all
goodness, than ascended from that humble
dwelling. And when the fisherman told
his tale, how fervently did they all repeat
the words that had given them so much
consolation in the morning.
"FEARLEss LET HIM BE WHOSE TRUST
is IN HIS GoD."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
Pickles.

To Pickle Onions.-Choose the small
onion, either white or red; put them on in
cold water, with handful Of salt, and when
it is scalding hot, take them out, peel off the
skins till they look clear; lay them on a
cloth to dry, then put in q jal; boil quart
of vinegar, in which put half an ounce Of
pepper, a quarter Of an ounce Of alspice, the
same me of garlic, and one sliced nutmeg ;
pour the vinegar and spices boiling over the
onions, and when cold, tie over with leather,
and keep in dry place.
The Bell Pepper is nosu IN Season.
Take the full grown pepper with the stems
on cut off the stem end, and take out the
seeds; lay them in saltwater strong enough
to bear an egg, for three days; take scrapec
horse radish, white mustard seed, cloves
alspice, mace, garlic cut fine, with heat
ofred cabbage cut fine; mix them al
together, and put young onions, cucumbers
beans, and radish pods in the peppers, fiji
up with spice and cabbage, tie with twine
boil the vinegar, and pour it over them til
cover close on, and keep in cool place
A VmeINIAN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
From the Ohio Cultiyator.
The Tomato.

As this vegetable is eaten by almost every
one, SO each has different way Of prepar-
ing them. Now think as good dish as
can be made of them, is an omelet. Take
a frying pan and melt a piece of butter the
size Of walnut, and mince an onion very
small, and fry till light brown peel and
slice ten tomatoes, season with salt and
pepper, and when done, just before serving,
beat four eggs and stir in let the under side
brown lay plate on it; turn the pan up
side, and you will have fine omelet.
French mode Of cooking Tomatos.-Cut
ten or dozen tomatos into quarters, and
put them in saucepan, with four onions
sliced, alittle parsley, thyme, one Glove, ant
q quarter Of a pound Of butter; set th'
saacesPah oEas the fire, stirring occasionally
for three quarters of an hour strain The
sauce through coarse sieve orcolander, and
serve with mutton chops or beefsteak.
/ Tomato JMarmalade. Gather full grown
tomatos while quite green; take out the
stems and stew them till soft; rub them
through sieve put the pulp on the fire,
season highly with pepper, salt, and powder.
ed cloves add some garlic, stew all together
till thick. 1t keeps well, and is excellent
for seasoning gravies.
A VIRc1N1AN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
Columbus, o.
To PRESERVE ToMATos We find th'

To PRESERVE ToMATos. We find the
following in ON exchange paper:
'When ripe, let them be prepared by stew
ing, as for the table, and seasoned to the
liking, put them in small jars, Il quart with
covers. Over the top put a piece of linen
or cotton cloth, which will cover and press
the cover on: then pour into the cavity
melted mutton tallow, and keep them in a
cool and dry place in the cellar until re-
quired for use. They need only to be
warmed to serve them for the table. use
small jars, for the reason that where expos
ed to the air they soon ferment.'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
Orisiual 1poftrp,
r HE w'lREcK.

n fUg y n n HY
= :
w' o'en,oSt, wano ooy'
s- -. 80 'no'e.
~ - w 80 ~. sa'e !O''
Sn0s oa 1'''' -. sna."y AsAs'
'h wns. s'olmy minus Die" co,u'
Ana Deas's sooA shs'tet 'lo'n airign''
'E~N'.'. ! 80
stood upon some old brown rocks,
9 loso BY tho waters side;
Seeing the night birds wheel in fiocks, q
F'f3 Il
1t was Wild and gloomy hour,
To sit thus there alone;
While winds swept by IN mighty power,
.y...,i m
The sky grew sullen, and in wrath,
Shot bolts oflived fame:
Red lightning cleaned and in its path,
t4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26

GF The Perry Democrat says that Q
sspoet'' Of that town, on returning from a
pic mic on the top of a neighboring mountain,
'sblst" out in this wise -
sWhen came down the streets they woro
A different aspect from what they did when
went up Il little while BEFORE"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
Columbus, O.

A Coon ToAsT.--The following is one
of the regular toasts at the 4th Of July cele-
bration in Boston
sThe Ladies--the Aristocmts Of the Re-
publc--they are unwilling that any man
should be free, and they won't'belieye that
all men are equal
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-08-26
dbf etage Gentinel.
SAMUEL ID. D.HARRIS,J JR., y 1.
ROSWELL BAFTERSON. : rnuSIasHE g y Rs' y
III = II NT 3 .

Ons yea, payable within six months, 81 50
aons yeaF, payables fhe szpisaiion of ~
GrNo paper will be discontinued until alI arfear-
esare paid exceptat the option Of the Publishers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

BY an arrival at New York on Monday evening. direct
from Havana, the Philadelphia American has 10y Tse-
grSph) Vsrs Crvz ds,es 10 the Let inst.
Paroles issued proclamation on 23d April, announcing
The position Of the United States Amy tho Rio Gande
which he expresses his determination defend his
'y against attack War, he asserts had commenced but
he would not declare against the United States the
American Congress- and the President had the power
TO adjust the question in dispute.
Santa Ana still remaining quiet at Havana, engaged
IN his Characteristic occupations
There 10 nothing said Of further revolutionary
In Mexico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
NEW YORK UNDERSTANDABLE.

Sales Of cotton 400 bnles. market feeble.
Flour is S456 for Michigan and s4,62I for Genesoe,
In prime order though 5000 bb's slightly Of order sold
Ht 1856
Wheat, 5000 bu. Illinois red Of good quality sold fo
Troy ut % osi 1000 bu. Va. at 60 cts. measure
Rye bIab5c oats 4ia4jc; 500 bu. naNscod sold for
crushing At l2be, and there further buyer.
Orange Co. Butter brings 10 cs Western dairy lOai4
ct; 100000 grease butter sold o. 634a7cs
New Cheese still commands Sas5, the last sale Of old
Of J-ic, IN boxes.
Pork Is quiet, mess would be quoted Of gil 25a5O;
1850.
Whiskey-sae' Of =. p. bbls At 2O5,ic.
No sales Of whsIebone. 100 lbs hindsomo oil brought
S5c., the common quotation is ~.
Exchanges dull, quite, with few sales.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
n BURRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE, South IAN
~. STRAIT RICHMOND, "a.
LOtIerics for the Wcck.
South l4th

LOTTERIES Tor the Week.
Ihurstay-Po kOmuke L0itery, 100: 81 zoo, 5000
5000, 2ouu 1873 1900, 100. 10 Of 1000. 10 Of 400
&c. IS Nos. - drawn. Whole Tickets 81, halves 2
qrs. /.
Fnday-POkomoke Lottery, Class lOl 5000, 2OOO
1900 lUe2, Of 1000, Of 400, &c. IS No LOTTERY
- drawn ballots Whole Tlcktt So halves l. qrs soc
Also Delaware Lottery, I2I $1,000, 1000 600 &c
IS Nos 10 drawn. Whole Tickets 81, halves so, qrs
25c.
salurduy-Pokomoke Lottery. IO2: $4,000. 1000
2ll5 1850, 1000 10 OF $50 10 Of 800 &c. 90 Nos
ii drawn. Whole Tickets 81, halves ,, qrs. /.
Also, Delaware Lottery, 1873: $780, 1000 &c &c
Nos Ii drawn. Whoes 81, halves 50, ars 25c
SPLENDID SCHEME.
S60,o00-30 JOO-l5O 900 Us Numbers. Is drawn
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 81 to be drawn on Sa
turday. May 23d, 1916. Grand Capitals: of SEQ 900
OF 10000 OF $4,000. Of 1900, | Of gao. so D!
1000 50 Of 500, so Of COO, &c. Tickets $50 halves TO-
grs. ).
a certificate OF wholes costs s2o5
halves lO2 so
qrs 81 -
package OF Tickets this splendid Lottery NAV draw
the hive inst prizes amounting to over one hundred and
sixteen thousand dollars.
Splendid Scheme for 3lth May-S3lOOO - 600 5000
80 Of 1000. IL Lowest2 No. Prize : 40 Grand Consa
idated Lottery, Class -, be drawn al Wilmington d.
Saturday, May 3Oh. 1915 $4,000 - 600 5000 5000
4OOO 5000, 1898 - OF 1000, 30 OF SEQ 81 Of 400 80 Of
Suu, so OF $50, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Whole Tick
cts ST. halves 3, qrs. 3. certificate Of package OF
S35 '
~ Orders for packages certificate package and single itch
es IN al the Louere advertised BY Mtssrs Paine 20 Nan
ayers will be promptly and ecu6deny attended TO- and tn DIV,
inE sent when requested you address your orders 20
CICERO RURRUsS,
my ~ Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
BOSTON MARKtT-s,rr,o,v A.

BOSTON MARKET-SirUEpGY AFTERNOON, May l6
Coton-The morkot remains inactive; sales only about
20 bales. Provsons-Sacs Of 50 bbls. prime Pork A.
SlOl2b; 30 do me's do, Sl So 20 do thin mess Sill;
$50 kegs Lard, 7a7tc $50 bbs do 7Ic; IS do do or
dnsry, 6bci Hams, 7o, mos Flour-Genesee is IN
fair demand At S75sf,5l nothing doing In Southern no
shipments being msde to the West Indies on account Of
the troubles, and double premium being asked Tor in
Con-Sass Of yellow fat ~ 69a7Oc; no white
aGosg sales from 67s6sc Sugssales Of rs boxes
Cubs brown SCI 100 do do ordnsy, TIC $50 bids Mus
coysdo, &c per ID, 6 mos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
TRUST SALE OF LAND,
I'm HnnriDa

Rl virtue Of deed of trust bearing date on the
- goth day Of February ls4l record IN the Clerks Of
he Of heneo county executed by John
10 secure 10 James Lyons Robert c. Joseph
-cnaTs mentioned in said deed $500 To- with IN
eest from tn e6h day of February ls4, shall on MONDAY
the let day o. June 1876 at ~ O'clock proceed At public
auction before the door
for cash certain tract o. Land yng county
Henreo on The Williamsburg Stage Road miles below
the city of Richmond 36 the same more
" ana bounded the date said deed
James AaoEe Ned Carey Humphrey Beky Joseph starks
aud the land % eh John the father Of the
John Burton died possessed Inc tide believed IN
BE- gooa but as trustee shaH Convey purchaser .pe
cal warranty 1.-THE appointed shall be SUCH as
reader improper in the opinion OF The proceed with the
" IN that event the sale Of d land vii
10 CAY Sundays excepted above until The
sane = Effected LOFTIN y. Elicit
2e-dtds To-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
no MaNrFACTUREHs.
FALLSBURG MILLS
For SAIL

IHNHE advertiser proposes TO SELL for manui6c.
- turing his property Buckingham County Va
known as FALlSBURG MILLS II
butt Brick Mill my feet and four there
also on the Mil Lot four other brick budngs
suited for the families OF proper
~ there $50 Of good Farming be sold
N eonneIon with the buildings n desired separately
LoCATloN-The properly above described, miles
rom the cite Of Richmond James which
there can be obtained along with said property su
Gent TO carry number Of additional The
Canal 10 also within short distance Fasburg Mills through
which channel the Richmond market Is easily reached.
As there Manufactures Of Cotton section
OF country Immediately the vicinity rare on
Por'uny is now offered enterPsng establish
ment OF Factories.
RAJ portion Of Stock Company that
featuring purposes and he would sale
moderate.
oy Address THOMAS NJ. BoNDURANT The owner Buekinr.
ham Cou house. Va, ROBERT H. GALLAHER OF the Rich
Wing.
January 's6-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STf EET.
Let AL the world say they can,
FoTse selling Fries, STEATroS's the mani

o,ooo DOL.s SOLD At STATIONS
OFFICER!
Drawn Nos. in I.eesburg. o. Nav th.
50 % IL 80 2s 40 Is 50 40 IL % IS
Ticket Nos. IL - BIB. 4 PRIzE OF $4,000
sold on Monday worthy industrious citizen and was
presented yesterday nd at te counter by
sTRATrON, the Al Prize seller.
Drawn Noe Of Monongaia Lottery, Class 20-Nsy IS:
81 90 81 80 50 81 l6 90 SO ~ Ii
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria, Class iq-May I-th.
~ % 66 IS IL Sc 81 - - IS II
Whole Ticket Nos ~ CO 7Sa Capital OF SEQ sob ani pad
~ sTRATTON
Drawn Nos. OF SUSSEX. EItra 7s-May 18Th:
6i i6 l 50 81 81 Is 60 20 30
Ticket Nos. 20 29-sod and paddy sTRATTOS
Dawn Nos of y. Jersey, shay 10
% 10 % % % Is G. - II
$4,000, 5OOO
Thursday-N Jersey, Class L. Capss OOO SoCO $500
2l4S. 2ooo 10 Of 1900, IS ~ drawn Ticket, IS
halves SO. qrs 2S.
Also the Petersburg Friday rnrrIee,burr
IN Petersburg No ~ Capitals $4,000 1000 1900 i64 10
Of 1000 &c IS Nos - drawn. Tickets 81: halves = qrs l.
$4,000, 1900!
Frday-hononEala 81 Cariials Ooo 1900, 1900 &c IS
Nos. ~ drawn. who:es 1875 halves 6ae qfs ale.
$4,000, 1900
monday-sus'eI ~ FL Capitals 1890 &c rs No.
~ drawn. Mtol,s Sl.2S: halves Ggc. ors ale
100000! $4,000! 5000!
Monday horning-AeIauda no 20. Capitals $50 Oon 10
900 5000 1000 sSOO 100 Of GOO drawn whols
10000! 10000!
N H. Iobe drawn the 3Oh OF May-Cand Capitals $4,000
'oOoo Of loOOe &c - Nos II Dawn Tickets sI5-shares
at the once, proof Of what been done and ever
drawing continues number sold and paid by me
f oder Tor aekaEes, uEcekets 10 the abor,
sehcme' and IN an Lotteries promptly attended TO- ana
dra wing when requeEtsd
Please hddrsu orders ~ STR ALTON
Utfhn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
CONGRESS-.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
csrrs,ysa4s.es sfas Bahi-Sr, .faeriea..
WASHINGTON, May 10.

"AhisGros, May ~.
UNITED STATES SENATE
Among the petitions presented some by Mr.. Crit.
tenden. praying that Wheeling and Pibug may be made
ports Of entry.
Mr. Benton, from the Committee on Military Affairs.
reported An act supplementary to tho Act TO pov Tor
the prosecution OF the existing War between the Repub
lie OF Mexico and the U. s. and for other purposes
Mr. Lewis called up the Bill making appropriations for
the support Of the Post Office Department for the year
ls47.
proceeded denounee the cheap postage system as
scheme keep up high ixes-a handmade Of tho Tariff
burden upon section OF the county for the benefit OF
another lie eompsined that had broken up the stage
lines in his section OF the county, and destroyed the iae
l,ies OF travelling. lie cnquircd whether the Committee
Post Offices and Post Roads intended report bill TO
repeal or alter the existing law1
Mr. Niles in reply, observed that Committee had no,
thought 1t their duty 10 recommend change. lie
surprised the denuncaon ot what he regarded rs oe
ted. AS the stage lines. they had hitherto been bur
den of a million year on the Department and had
thing TO do with the conveyance OF the mails.
MIR. Niles said the Post Master of New York had in
formed him that the increase OF letters in his Office
astonishng-and he Mr. N satisfied that after the
next lettings the Department would to be burden
upon the Treasury.
Mr. Calhoun inquired what the deficit the revenue
this year, compared will. the last.
Mr. Niles replied that he believed it about IS per
cent. the first six months.
Some conversation ensued upon the mode Of compen-
satng Posmnters and the bill then passed until
tomorrow.
The Committee on Foreign Relations made a report upon
the subject of the claim OF the OF the brig Gen.
Armstrong against the Government Of Portugal which
was ordered To be printed.
The French Spolaon BILL being the special order Of the
day, then taken up.
Mr.. Morchead made powerful speech in behalf Of the
claimants and left of without closing his argument. The
Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
pu,l.AnELputA MARKET NJ 10

Pour-s49sa A9Il. About 600 bag, Coffee sold NJ "a
New orleans sugar 81; Porto Rico a. 100 Noases
pau Cisnfugos, brought 26e time. Whnk-y 2Ol 10 bb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21

"HITRhoREs NO. = 10 COTTON CARDS, for ale a,
a w cosby "a. CLARKsON a co,
No III Broad street, Hhockoe Hin,
my " sign Of The Handsaw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
By ". Goddin.
NALU ABLE
REAL AND Personal ESTATE.

INHE subscriber intending TO remove to Rich
- nond vii eel puhle any kini Of reserve
or lnt whaever FRIDAY 22d Instant the beautiful
retired residence which years past r.sed
situated Mtehes cid hrii north Of Richmond
The pace presents every advantage size could
It's hcafhnes provebal The within the LAST 6our
year been thoroughly repaired and rate order
well II excellent water Is in the yard.
On she day, auction an his bousabols Fr,,
iuTe Consisting OF senee embracing nearly
y thing Of useful character keeping line Also two
h rate Horses fine young "a one excellent
Cart one Buggy with OF same in good or
der.
TERAs-tor the real cash; balance in tbe.
equal instruments AM ~ the personal estate
all under $50, sum months credit for a.
provtt endorsed neSotiable pager.
% The sale OF the personal estate ~ commence At 10 O'clock
A NJ, ana the real estate At O'clock P. VI
~! IDS Lewis n. LUCK
be n Inc - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-21
HOYT,S PRIZE OFFICE


NO 3 EXCHANGE PLACE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
HofT is constantly s-nng Prizes Within few DAYS
lhe toowinE have passed the customers No,
20 90 - o. Of oS b- and IS 10 60 others
Tor April are neh IN the Auongs, tai or
sSo OOo To be sod by ID The SIS and
ne hopes tn receive that luck in o
tees this capital pocket some one Makr
remittance for the above aad and
IA o address m a tnyT
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NAY, 1916
100000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY class 60 fo Is46-o be dawn Al
Alexandra, u. c. Saturday the ead OF May ls46
CAPITALS.
prize of ',Sooo ! prf.e Of $4,000
le'OoO 100 prizes OF 1000
rs NO. LpTTERY-i2 DRAWN RAIIoTs
TieketssIO Halves S; Quarters . so
certificate Of package o. IS Whole Tickets costs $50
halves and quarters in proportion
TIL VI MMOTHl
$4,000 Capital!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class 81 for is46-,o Re- dra -
In Alexandra, D. e, o Saturday, May 30 Is45.
MOST SPLENDID SCHEME.
grand capital Of s5oooo 90 prizes OF $4,000
10000 90 500
$500 40 300
P'zs. of 5000 50 800
SSOo 400 200
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