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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-07
Compilation of N. p. Rogers writings

~ At the urgen: request of a number
of antislavery and other friends in differ
ent parts of the country, and with the con
sent OF Mr. Rogers, a work has been pre-
pared for the press, composed Of a selec-
lion of The newspaper wiring of Mr. r -
his descriptive and miscellaneous articles,
and many of his antislavery, and temper
ance editorials, letters, &c.
The book is TO be accompanied with a
portrait. in the best style of steel epgrav-
ing-to be a volume OF 400 pp., Of the
size aod style of Wiley g. Putnam's cele-
brated Library of Choice Reading--and
10 be afforded at the price Of 81 per copy.
The work will be put 10 press as soon
as 500 copies may be subscribed for.
Will the friends interested in the pro.
posed publication, make an immediate ef-
tort in their respective neighborhoods for
its disposal and give me Information at an
early day of the result of their labor.
J. r. FRFNCH.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-07
THE RAILROAD.

We have the satisfaction 10 inform our
readers that the work Of locating the Cham.
plain and Connecticut River Railroad has
been commenced in Western Vermont. w
B GILBERT, Esq, the chief Engineer, and
party, passed thro' our Village on Wednes-
day Of this week for Vergennes, from which
point southwark the locating survey will be
prosecuted with all practicable energy and
dispatch. A portion of the line from Ver-
gennes to Burlington has been already locat,
ed, and the whole distance is so extremely
favorable fol the construction of the road,
that the work of locating is 10 be commenced
on the less favorable section between Yer
gennes and Middlebury, which it is expect
ed will be improved.
We most sincerely congratulate our read
ers and the public on the certainty that ex-
lists that our great and cherished work will
now be pushed forward TO its completion
without delay.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-07
For Sale.

The Publisher of this paper has on
hand, and for %sa'e,an elegant Single Har-
ness;-cost $25;-Three Cast-iron and
Copper Pumps, a first rate ar!icle;-Also
a patent Corn plow. The above ar
ticles will be sold at low prices
April 81, 1916.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-07

HANCOCK EAGLE, is the name of a large,
we'll printed, spicy Democratic paper just
started in the "Holy City" Nauvoo, the I'd
Number of which is now before US.
From it we learn, tina, the Mormon pub.
locations are all Observation-Disclosures strangers
are daily arriving and purchasing literally
that the archives and trappings of the Nor.
mon CHI rch have all been removed, and are
now on the way 10 California. Both the
Church militant and triumphant has ceas-
ed 10 exist in Illinois. The "TwELvE" (the
soul of the %Ins,i,ulion,) have gone and
with them the acting spirit of Mormonism,
The Temple is completed and is advertised
to be dedicated "to the Most High God on
Friday the lst day of May, 1896" Many
buildings are advertised for sale, but the
Temple is to be rented on a lease of "twen-
ry years" for religious or literary purposes"
Many persons are joining the Mormon cav
alcade who are not Mormons, but travel with
them 10 California to avail themselves of
their protection. It.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-07

The FLAG OF OUR UNION. This
paper which was first published in Boston, now
halls from the ''Queen city of the West" Gin
c%innati, and is published by srRArToN & BAR
ARD. 1t is a large literary paper, well printed,
and ably conducted. As one Of the publishers is
a "Green Mountain Boy" we hope they will re-
ceive that patronage and support which genius
and enterprise always commands. 4.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-07
TABLE OF

From Port 10 Port, between Whitehall, N. Y
and Montreal, Lie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
1000 ACRES OF FLUVANNA LAND
FOR SALE

WISH TO sell my landed estate in the county,
Of FuVanHa, lying nearly body the R,vanna rv.
which live called Red HISS contains 755 acr,aho1 t,o H.,
edProduens Of all kinds equal any farm in IN. COUNT
Abrams Greek through een makia x beautiful hot
tou-~ieh connected with the grounds makes .ba
100 Every building necessary the ennor and
henee OF large ger'ei hmiy this iobaeeo hou.--
are Ained and arr enough 20 10000
barn large with and eoiarev.r tbips IN
good order for thshng The framed and rat pfooC
WIN room 10 hold 900 barrels The shelter
20 ieei pitch with Spacious lot wing at
each end feet long. There ana lumber bou
wherr mercantile operations earned on very
The on the creek about INV yar, nm M
rye 50 constructed that one hand BOTH each
running
CLEARED, ADJOINING the above TO the we.-throvh which
Abrams Creek passs making beautiful 20 acres all Of
onetrd greater part can he ~aisrr A, p
sure from the canal This very productive The buildings
are All out Of order but ue m comfortable
nualy leO 10000 o lumber.
Adjoining these llnds sir or seven hundred
aere-ot wood and well mbered for purposes
source alone three dollars can
be safely calculated on for Most land
oi excellent tobacco soil Near
thirty acres where good hg land farm had
The Horse Pen tae $50 the Horse
Pen branch making very bottom land Ieonsdr
this u be the best know or II was ssu I'M
the fail Of loiJ-no three
hills Of which will have been euivaed !. Ia
baee" the present From the Eoxn
soil generally thought experienced planters TO be the kind
Of aud the fine tobacco Fuvanna
The dwelling house framed with star- and
BRICK Chimney each end The spacious and
well constructed, with two Przss in OF them.
These lands all lay well never
ng spIngs The neighbothood - excellent being eusd
around with highly honorable, industrious thriving Good
health abonuA- eqsa any spot vTginii
To call the attention NJ wishing purchase land hss been
object Private with nav future
induce 10 offer land for sale Ny anxiety warrant
good Bargains.
As regards the terms give any reasonable time To tho
views OF The ruehaser-he making the debt amply
paying interest annually. REUBEN a. BOSTON
Red Hills, Fluvlnaa Nay 90 Is46-ewIaw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
N. Y. MARKET-Jupe IO.2IP.M.

Sales of bunch rnisins 81 20 bundle bay has fallen TO
SOC 100 bs there sales of hops for expectation;
moasses is steady; North Co sold 45c 400 bbs
whale OIL selected for use brought 34ca cargo Of Ragged
Island salt brought about 2Sc; sales crude sapere &c
lb sugars dali this week. aud have fallen back little
IN price.
Sales Of cotton small.
Gen -four sold at S4O9; Michigan ut S3,ssa 81 Ohio
sour S375iSS.
Red wheat sold at 80 cts. Western at 40 Cts Ca
mai oats have fallen to sc cts, sellers.
Pork is offered at 50 and SlO50, with small sales.
Other provisions dull.
Whaebone, 100000 lbs sold 34I cents. Oil no sales
Whisky change.
Exchanges flat; stocks buoyant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
5000 REWARD.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, near the
Ph,se sprnt. in The county Buckingham about
May 1916. ihree NEGRO MEN
Harrison, WoOdson, and Jeffrey.
W" pay the above reward iof aid three Negtss
'a so aud delivered In 500 for
heh AMI dely.si $50 fof zach
We state Of Virginia and delivered me, jail that
get hun.
Harrison musio abou, high soat w.n made and
about 20 y-ars Of speaks boil
rinembeici positively, but probably
Noodi"n ~ black Harrison,
The SUM sEc-no marks OF scars remembered
Jcnicy also black about height Harrison and
about
It's po-,be that hcso Negroes have m.
by white and aided getting
ti. south and disposed Of n a. SMITH
Je l2-olAwlm. Error of VIM J. B.r,,man go
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
The Oregon Negotiation.

on "wednesday last, the President sent confidential
communication to the senaic-whereupon that body i'm.
med'a'cy went into Executive Session. The corespon-
dent Of the Baltimore American writes,
Tho message and correspondence IL understood 10
be Ia reference to tho Oregon question, and II Is further
understood that the President has called upon the scns
to advise in reference the acceptance OF propoaition
To settle the Oregon question upon the basis of TO- g
wing England Vaneooves Island the FREQ navigation Of
the Columbia, keeping open tho Straits of Fue, with
some advantages TO the u. Stntes. -"
pretend not to give Details not having them Il, giye
mr. rskennam' understood, has not made the offer
directly, but he asks 1t will be accepted n made md
tina. r. in substance probably the question before the Sc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

WILL offer Tor sale, on the premises on III,
2Gh day Of June "OAK GROVE the r..pee NJ an,
late Cot Nimrod Uranium TINS contains about 900 acre.
on" fourth Of which well unbeed situated betse., char,
oeVIe and the University Virginia being separated from m
lands Of the latter only by The pubic mas on n a brk
dwelling house. well butt and Accommodate.
large family brick kitchen and hOas. good zee nous.
barn ~h ih-shng machine necessary on,
houses This farm we'll wateTed portion oO.n ian,
q well covered with clover.
On the same day will Offer for ou-. and Lot. ,
Chaotesve occupied dwelling ami the olher
dwelling houses. 1880
The terms OF the sale Of the above property aeeomo-
dating. and will b. made known ~ he dayo Of .al.
The subscriber residing Charlottesville peaa,s- I'M
showing the above property person wishing purchase
WIN. A. BIB, Er'or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
PHILADELPHIA. Juno |

. VI
There is evidence OF improvement in business TO-
day. Cotton is freely offered yesterdays rates Some
sales OF Flour for export 1854 for good brands: small
sales Of fair and good Wheat at 50 cent; Southern fiat
yellow Corn, dull 57a5S cts; Oats have declined and
only 3lb32 cents offered Groceries without action or
change; ProyisIous are lower; Stocks oil going up
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
unes 81 the Circuit Huperor Count Of Law ahi Chanesry
oi bue eoaay, Monday tbs lat day Of June 1886
WIN Mosriey a. adm nsaior Dc bons with IN
ne'e Of heilnder hekobert ed sarah nose
"S'oe@ Pan.
W. r Boeoef administrator Jane. Js.. Mh.u.
late Sheriff Of Prince Edward such ait de bos non NJ
Gaiheu, decd aud ss'or Of Tboma. caIn. Bain
and Martha NJ hs wife beverly Name, IA. wife
May w. Pao infant child Of Robert Mary PA
hp Joseph bake' child Of r. AKnes aa.,t
dsed,- Oswah and Janctta Th.oiot,ek A. N, Roh.,,
IT, Daniel Baker and Elizabeth wife Hdrard A. C,,,,,
adnt DE- boh,s Of Ebebezef MeRobeTL Anthony sub
ana Ann hh wife, John A. MeRober, william Carter as
anmf OF Elizabeth CAftrr. deed
CaHer Henry A. Edward NJ Margaret infant children al PETE,
hs'eaur and Margaret e. Meeaar Philip Jane. p and Henry
Lee Waikins Thomas W. Jones aud wife
t.s'on and sarah his wife, James Mary and Janeta Watt
infant children OF VIM w. Watt deed James Albert Robert
Louisa and Samuel Dawson. children Iudy. L. ami
Jane NJ Dawson decd Thomas A. Osborne Catha,rs M,
Mlic, Mary 4 Webster infant child Of and
nhne sarah W. Emene and Jaheis H. Jane.
Mossiei decd John r. Moseley VIM Mosey children Of
- Mosoey and Janeita Mos.lsy, deed William ID ard
John ~ wilson Patrick Jackson and Mary wife Elizabeth
his wife, mn.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants, Beverly Crawford and Nancy HI. wifi,
Oswald and Janeta his wife. Daniel Elizabeth his wife
John nehoe.t William w Ferguson and sarah John
r. nosey and VIM T. hoseey
and given security according IN. RUE.
Court and appearing by atsaetory evidence
not inhabitants OF this Country ab..nt
on the first Monday August ban OF IN. pa
nun and that Of this order
newspaper published the city Richmond for two onb. e
cesve and posted At the front door Of house of this
county. - ~
Copy-Tesie,
X. RLDRIDCE, C. C. g. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN HENRICO,
wear Bacon Quarter Branch Tayarn

virtue OF decree of the superior court of
- Law and Chaheey for the county Abemae pronounced
90 ne sd Jay OF Nay eit, the of and others r.
'aHand &c, the Undersigned, tie
WI proceed TO sell upon the premises THURSDAY The 9th d,y
OF 'uJ htI at O'Clock p NJ OF the referrrd
70 10 s proceedings % sai
'ahr Factory nssr Richmond" This properly consists OF BOT
containing about acres on which There framed dwelling
house. situated Richmond OF and adonn
Quarter Branch Tavern The To one third
cash ani Tor The remaining thirds bonds approved person.
security, payable respectively months from IN. y
d" sale and retaining the title u paid aud con
VeyAnrs directed BY the court.
I RpRrPTSpN -
sac conducted by WELLINGTON GODDIN Aurt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office Of the American, June 10, 5 p NJ
fLOUR.-SHIes yesterday Of 500 bbs. Howard street
Flour, of May and June inspections and choicest brands
Mt 1851. To-day the market is very dull, and holders
generally offering sell freely 1854, but this rse
IL not obtained for mixed brsnds aud only few hundred
bbs. of choice have been taken. The price named for
receipts to-day IL 1915.
The last sales OF Susqus hanna Flour were at 81.
GRAlN.-Wo note sales to-day Of good strictly primo
Md red Wheats 80 81 cents aud Of good primo Me.
dteuanoan at so a Csc.
Sales Of strictly prime white Corn G0a6l Cts. and Of
yellow az 57ajsc.
Oats worth 3Ga37 cts.
ProyisiOns.-We quote Western Mess Pork at sll 25a
~; and Prime 92Jal0. Mes Beef H. held at lO,25ilO
so; Mol IT S2Ja5,75; and Prime G.25a650. Bacon
We quote shoulders 4ia4i Sides 81, assorted 5a5 O.
and Hams Gas Sales Of Shoulders Hal 9; ul
Sides 81; and ct Hams 6aT and Of choice quality
Sales Of Sides, considered equal Baltimore
cured, at 81 cents and Of Shoulders Lard
quite dull sales Of kegs "a, months Nothing doing
IN bbls.
whiskcy.-we quote hhds a, 10 Ia cents and bbls
at20 l-2o2l cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
Old POINT COMFORT.

'INHE subscriber having taken the convenient
u two story Dwelling the Landing the Baltimore
Steamboats, at Old Point Comfort prepared Accommodate
limited number OF BOaTders and vsters " bo NAV favor
him with their patronage this determined spare no pains
TO render the STAY OF his while delightful watering
place, agreeable poshsand intending 20 be REASONABLE IN
bis charges and relying the preference many have for
comparative retirement he expects as he hopes deserve share
OF the public patronage. WIN. IL TABR
June 3 Is46-coIm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
BY Wellington Goddin.

" ILL he sold on TUESDAY afternoon, the
sih instant upon THE pfen'r- at sir oeioek
two handsome Building Lsts weston sts OF
between BAKER and Charity streets and grocery store
NJ h"1ra thran Each bot fronts - back 1879 feet
on one oi which there framed without r.s.rv
TERhs.-one thifd cash; balance at 2 n d msnths
BY request the owner.
lie st " ,nnnr,- A..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
For sale nj tuctfns.

WILL be sold on TUESDAY Afternoon. the
sih instant At hall PAST O'Clock upon premises
handsome Buidlns Lot situated Foshre
tween Grace and Broad fronting feet rinuin,
back Ioi ieei and adjoining the Gce Baptist Chureh
ThRhS-ne-thri ca-h balance and months for an
proved endorsed negotiable paper.
by request o. the Trustees Of Grace Baptist Church
lee.N w. GODDIN. Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12

sales OF Rank stock yestcrdaJ Hy ~. uInIr,
Broker.
81 sharos q Fafmefs aank IN lots. At qil cash.
Bank Of Virginia, GsI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12

BOSTON MARKET MoNuaY ArrtHSoov June g.
Cotton-Ony small sales by retail. Proysons-Sslos
OF prime Pork At $40; mess Sl; 81 bbs clear sl2 37I
mus; 30 bbs Lard &c per 10, cash. flour-rho mar
kot remains doll AMI prices dcposscd sales of Gcncsoo
common BRANDS. Si25af,3l; Michigan, Silsi; Ohio,
via N. Orleans, Siai,l2I per bbl, cash. CuH-sacs OF
yellow fiat Use; white. 64a65c. Molaiscs-Solo OF
cargo II Trinidad, part sweet and part sour not
made public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS

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- Tfestse hs Laws n Evidence Civh and Criminal
Actions. BY Thomas stsfte Esq The seventh An,sre,o f
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GREENLEAF ON EVtpgNCE--A Treatise on The Law M
Evidence by Simon GfesnesG T. T. ~ Professor Of Law ~ usr.
v'd Universy Second Bdou, IN vote ~ volume htsy pub
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deues ~ - hauh Philips Ksq WIN Notes ~ Cowen a
fh Amsricsn RON Ne IN and 8th Iondou Rduon
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fhe bscfbef has cor rsrv etsap above vaiuabe
nentary iaT Roots ngrihsf with large
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po The United Sates Reports and The Enesh Reporsau
which will BE- soid very n g. KING
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
by ". GoddIn.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF wEsTu,u



'V'hlS property lies on James River, miles
above Richmond. the Canal and mile. BY The rver
road, perfectly Convenient market.
he"nns by survey recently made 631 FOODS and I2
po OF which $50 TIE dwell
hs house e'egah and convenient containing rooms from
e IN gafeiand al the out houses and IN good re
pairah old orchard Of choice and vel -
young peach and apple orchard has pned pre-
sent proPstos The place every ought
be wished for. 49,
"esha sold Tor division cannot be jndeiousy
tNo patu- val therefore BE- poffrey sold WEDNESDAY
.e <ih OF June al oeloek, NJ fair, the nert fair
ny nc PfeiSs wi" be shown at time either
sgs of the over-eef vnz the premises Entire possession
wa Dc gwen on Christmas IT, and the
viii ha's the privilege Of seeding a crop Of wheat
w. ID. sims.
sale conducted BY WEtLISsroS GoDBr, Au,tione.r
5-dItetas
% The Terms which Will be made known on the day Of SAL
VIII Dc such n to suit the pureha-rr
my did w. GODDIN. Auetr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
IN THE COUNTY OF MECKLENBURG
MILES WEST OF GAINESVILLE

MILES WEST OF GAINESVILLE
'uNHlS establishment is now open for the recep.
- ton Of company under the exclusive management Of tb.
suhseber who 10 providing for large number Of visitors M.
improvements suheient for the of
'hee HUNDRED and hy OF four hundred arrange
meats are upon corresponding scale is as good as
any In the State.
having lived hieen years a, Buffalo Springs observed the
seebo The water In almost disease flesh is air
can SPEAK confidently u it, efficacy many Complaints. In DIV,
persia diseases OF the liver daha disease kin-y, with
every aheeon dependant ON vated deranzed condition
he binary organs az bilious fever, fever the water
PECULIARLY encaeous; rarely falling relief m any of
egoe and lever never have the cure Of
hunaied- OF cases without knowing single
and any one viii bring and Buffalo that In.
water WI not cure he shall nothing board The
Joined statements. OF Drs Harris and Vsha Renemn OF
uon IN ther profession, and well
effects OF the Buffalo waters referred evidence OF IA.
on placed upon The water by those best qualified Judge
its value. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-12

STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let ali the say what tney can
HoTselint Prizes, sTRATToN's the man!
Drawn Nos. Of Monongala, %. June Sth.
A so 20 30 "a So % III 81 G3 30 IS
Ticket Nos ~ 80 o., capital paid BY STATION
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX Extra qO-Juue ::
25 90 65 60 81 10 10 Is 6 2s
Ticket Nos e5 6S Capital sold ard paid by sirattnu
Drawing OF n. Jersey Lottery, Glass 5S-June 9:
Is 81 10 CD | % IS 80 81 65 50 40 % %
Tekes Nos 10 so 77-anoiber prze Of sIoO sold and paid
V STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, No 4s-June lou:
50 81 IS 81 IS 6s % SO 4 20 50 80.
$4,000, 1000!
Friday-monongala 20. Capitals 900. 1000 go &c IS
Nos IL drawn. Wholes I; halves soc; qfs Csc
$4,000. 1000.
saurdaySusseI Extra No. received BY Sundays
mail-CaPilalS $1,000, 1000 drawn whoes
halves soc; qs 2Se
$4,000: $4,000! 5000!
Monday Momng-AeIandria, No -. Capitals s25 O00 o.
600 5000 3oOo 1850 1900. 10 1890 &c Nos n Dawn
Tickets $40 halves 5; qrs 2,5O.
VI Adventures shoud pay particular above
sehemeas there are more priEes than blanks In H.
Buyers are referred 10 which arc reIuercd
At the once, proof Of done and every
aulng Continues TO increase the number raid byme
W oidors for packages above
schemes and IN all Lotteries ponpiy attended TO- and
drawing sent when requested.
Please addr'" orders to n sTRArToN,
- Richmond Va.
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Anftiou 9alts.
FUTURE DAMS

by davenport, Allen s. 60.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
on I'f-DAf Jane 2llh commencing y o'cocs AZ shan
81 Al our Dry Good Auction Rooms as-nrtm. nj If
SaPe and Fancy Dr Goods suited season. ION hand and 10
affiVe In tme,l among which o following:
. - - and Brown shestngs nd shirnss
So, - - and , 4 Braeh'd do do
Brown and Bieaehsi Cotton Drills
Linen and Cotton Pantaioons Goods
Ves,inEs Linen Coatnr., Cotton Goods
Irsh Linen shrings ami sh-etinxs
60 q and 4 Red TIeking-var.ty
lsnen Cambria Hdkfs Imitation do.
Furniture and Apron
Siik and Cotton Hdkfs Scarf. and shaw.
Furniture Calieoes Chintz
White, black and eord s!it Hoo.
DO do do Manila
Table Linen, Napkins TowennE, &C
French and American Lawns
Bakorins, MuslIns and Cambries
Jaconetand Swiss Muslin
Bishops Lawn Book Muslin
Prints % the s;yits
Cloths and Cas.imeres
Cravats-Sik Madus
seisSofs Knives, Pms, Hooks Ey 80 &c he
TEkNS-An under 300 cash 100 md upv,ri, mn.
credit FOR approved paper ~
my27 DAVENPORT AIIrx +. co A.,
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MANAGERS OFFICE-D. PAINE g. Co
Han Ticket % a. the third highest CAPITAL of setI5
Whole do. % 50 %, a prize OF Iooo
DO do. IS 90. a priz. OF 800
all sold and paid within last week by PURCELL
CONTINUATION OF GOOD LUCK,
Drawn Nos. of Pokomok. LOTTERY, Gas. No ia.
So IS ~ GO 9 81 81 60 10 30 25
Whole 81 So another Capital $1,000 sold and p,d nj ,,
W PURCELL.
20 The above Prizes be and more Of I'M. ,,nc ~
can be- had this day at the Managers onice.
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery C1a-. 81
" 80 10 81 | % 30 30 3 ~
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, 1876.
I'll - 45 So 4 l6 AZ &c 40 30 GO
Drawn Nos. Of PokoHoke, ia:
IL 25 So is II 20 y 4 81
Dawn Nos of Delaware, Ia7.
~ % % 81 % % 25 % Is &c CD Q
For this Evenins-S75OO $500 1900 ZIG Of 600 n -.
Nos ~ dawn Tickets So 80
Also the Dollar Lottey-IOOO Dollars 1000 &c - Nos l..
drawn - - ~
~ H-t1, l3tA STREET. ''s"
For the Evening-Przss $780, $500 1900 1900 ing 6,
OF 500 OF 400 as Nos 10 drawn wboes 81 halves an.
soc Also Delaware Class I39-S3OOO $50 az $50 or Ioo
&c 20 Nos u drawn Whoes ST. halves SOC quarters
Saeseose nj O'Clock tins evening Prizes by LUCK
Drawn Numbers of Delaware, 1877.
"a 81 81 81 30 90 25 % Is Ct 62 @
Drawn Numbers Poknmoke, Cas- ia.
IL % Sc 3 l6 II IN q 4