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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

INCLINED PLANES AND TUNNELS OF AMERICAN
RAILRoADs.-There are nineteen roads with inclined
planes requiring stationary engines and on the port
age road. over the Allegheny mountains in Pennsyl
vaua, there are ten inclined planes in distance Of
thirty miles.
There are fifteen tunnels twelve different roads
the longest being the Long Island Road under At
lantic street in Brooklyn, which is than half
mile in length. There is tunnel seven hundred feet
long through solid rock the Harlem road, neal
New York On the Reading road there are three
tunnels, $50, 1000, and 1898 feet long. This road
though only ninetytwo miles long, cost $40, 1913 $40
Scientific Anleri an.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

RAILROADS OF THE WEsT.-The magnificent rail
road projects of the West seem to move forward with
gigantic strides. Ii has been some ten years since
they first contemplated. The specializing year
1885, fruitful In presenting the various routes
Although year or two after that time, they were
viewed by the dreams of enthusiasts, the pre-
sent time gives indication that nearly all of the main
lines, will be finished within two or three years
We commence with the Canada line. From Maya
river to Hamilton the grading is let and laborers
at work. From London, II miles is being graded
west. 1.-THE two terminuses made west, the CAPT
tai required will be S., 100000.
The road from Detroit To Port Huron, will require
an expenditure of S700.000. Twenty miles of this
line will be finished by July next.
The Central Road being completed, will ex-
pend at least So 0O0 900, connect with the Buffalo
and Mississippi Road at the State line of Indiana.
Cost of the 50 miles of the Buffalo and Mississippi
Road from the junction of the Central Road, to Chica-
go, 81, 600, 900.
Road from Toledo, 81 miles to Indiana State line,
to intersect with Buffalo and Mississippi road,
let out to grade, estimated capital 81 500, 600.
The railroad proposed, and whirh is to be carried
into effect under charters from the States of Ohio In
diana and Illinois, is 10 extend from point opposite
St. LOUIS to Wheeling, on the Ohio passing over the
route of the present National road, through Vandalia
indianapolis, and Columbus; the distance between
St. Louis and Wheeling being 63S miles. Estimated
cost at S2O, 100000.
The road from Cairo to the Illinois canal. The
State has expended million this route, and have
recently abandoned it 10 company. 1t is sup
posed 50 DOC, 900 more will complete it.
The several roads now building in Ohio, and TO be
commenced next spring, will require $4,000, COZ
more.
Here them is work laid out, that will cost at least
$40 600 900 at the West say nothing of the many
short sde-lnes which grow IF these enterprises.
The capital required for all Of them is equal the
call of nstalments for railroad purposes in England
during any two months within the past year.
At the East. the projected routes will cost much,
if not more In round numbers, 800 900 will
be expended in the country, the next three years, for
railways.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

0gWHo scks IL sick continue single day,
when they easily hnd relief in the highly popular and ceeba
Ted Indian Qeen Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills OF Dr. BRAGG
Every pick contains something Of the mild and valuable
qualities Of these pills. and the and wonderful they
constantly peri rm Almost every has something
praise of this msdciae-and sick friends
strains Of of the delightful
experience from their Who wond that they rapidly
gained the popcap any family medicine use
See Of Bragg
For sale by Tonson Brothers sign Of the Golden Mortar and
by S. J. Wade Druggist, Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

SLAvEHoLDERs.-It i stated from official docu-
ments that there are but 81 900 shareholders in Ken
lucky, in population containing pa, 0c0 whites over
twenty-one years of age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
her .bre. BY hsh dus. and of course induce hsr to

her fabrics by high duties and of induce her
re-estsblsh her Corn Laws.
This is q commercial era ard here many
combining this time augment trade among nations.
The reduction or repeal of duties construction of rail-
roads and canals TO hiring the products and fabrics OF all
nations from the interior upon the sea-board with
steamers, IN addition TO sailing vessels TO facilitate and
hasten the exchange and with China containing nearly
onethird of the population of the globe brought at least
within the &c Of liberal exchanges at low duties, our
canal and railroads bringing products and fabrics
from the interior the board lakes aud rivers of the
West, the points of distribution for domestic consumPon
well for shipment in exchange for the fabrics OF other
nations. are Of great and increasing importance
We require protection because industry and pros
pery rpose upon the mmoyabe basis Of superior advan
vantages, aud advancing rapidly than
other nation all the elements Of wealth and power;
exports, imports tonnage and specie has been already
proved, will exceed those of other country and
the prices be regulated at the creditor city Of New York
Restrictions upon the commerce of the Union, espec
ally restrictions upon her and have impeded her
advance towards her destiny predicted my last report
the centre and emporium of the Of The world
For that high position. she possesses natural avsn
tages, and greater elements of sugmentng wealth and
business than any other city, Let the obstruc
tons which high tariffs have erected round her magnificent
harbor let her have free deveoPe her transcend
en natural advantages and she must become The depot oil
universal commerce, where international balance sheets
will he adjusted and assorted products and fabrics of all
nations ntechanged the great regulator Of prices current
and the barometer Of the exchanges Of the world. The
time is approaching when bill upon New York will bring
higher premium than bill upon any other city, and
when the tribute Of millions of dollars paid by US other
nations, exchange, shall be paid by them and
flow into our own great commercial emporium.
As well might attempt TO decompose the great ee-
of nature which holds together the Planets and
systems of the universe, hoce to the links Of
mighty lakes and rivers Of overwhelming teegaphs rail-
roads and canals of free trades Of intercourse of interest
of love and aecon of the gores Of the past the present.
i ar m ind her he
ricsR Union. Indeed, when look upon the American
revoution-the framing Of our Constituon-the addition
of Louisiana, Florida, Texas and Oregon-our everex-
tending products and population, triumphs in
and in peace must be blind TO the past and close
our eyes upon the fulfilling realities of the future if
perceive and gratefully acknowledge that higher
than earthly power still guards and directs destiny
impes onward and has selected great aud happy
country model and ultimate Of for
the nations Of the world.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

JErrRrEs OPINION OF YANKEE ENrERPRIsE.-lt
is said the great British Reviewer, Jeries. re-
marked, that it was his firm belief that if premium
Of thousand dollars was offered for the best transla-
ton of the Greek Bible, it would be taken by YAM
kee who till the offer made, had never seen a
word of Greek in bis life He would commence
learning the language Immediately, to qualify himself
for the great undertaking, and would finish the whole
work quicker than any other person, and bear Oft the
premium.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
A CARD.

CARD.
MRS. BALDWIN respectfully Informs the ctizes Of Indian
v1 apol that she designs Academy for
her residence of Maryland and
the first Monday in January next.
will be assisted by MI Ackey in her nstruc-
to and other teachers will be employed the number and
gess pupils of study
ing intended embrace all the branches usually taught female
seminaries of the higher grade
TERMS
Tuition in the Primary department, 50 90
Junior department, 500
Senior department, 600
French, Latin and Vocal Musc-extia charges, 563ws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
AUDIToR's OFFICE, JACKSON COUNTY, Ia,
November l9th, 1917.

AUDITORS OFFIcE, JACKSON COUNTY, IA,
November l9th, lS47
NOTICE hereby that the lands and lots returned delin
IL Qen nonayment of due them for the
Indiana,
will due thereon respectively, due from
sold door Browns
county Of said Jackson in the OF nd
first Monday January A. d. lS4S by the Treasu-
within the prescribed by and continued
offered for sale il before
Ia
ax of the county board
and my signature Brownstown, November, l9. ls47
TL.S.1 REIN A. REDMAN,
5l4wis Auditor JacksO County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
Sale Of Delinquent Lands and Town
Lots for Marshall County.

Plymouth November 49, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given that the lands lots that
" have been returned delinquent this Office for the
them. owing from the thereof
year and
lands and town lots in the delinquent list mentioned much
thereof be discharge the taxes penalty inter-
and charges which due due from the
public auction, the
house this county, the first Monday in january
commencing pre- ey O'Clock, A NJ said day. by the
County Treasurer unless said penalty interest AID charges
before Said sale coninne from day day
closed. WM. NJ DUNHAM,
494ws Auditor of Marshall county, Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

PUBLIC NOTICE.
rs HEREBY GIVEN that administration Of the goods ehatels
rights CREDITS moneys effects which Of John Johnston.
Of Marion deceased who died nteae has this day been
granted undersigned by the Probate Court of the county OF Ma
Indiana himself the
All persons therefore having claims
them according and all
will forward Immediately and make set
6n3w REUBEN HUNTER,
Dec H. si7 Adn'r Of the estate Of John johnston decd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
STISAYED.

WNROM the subscriber Rockville Indiana sorrel
hands halt high blaze in the forehead Left
fore foot and years old last spring Also
one bay mare about fifteen and half hands high with small
forehead about Old and lump the right
dark bay about thirteen hands high, with
star her forehead five years old last spring. Any person who
will give information James Barns Rockville Park county
will be literally arded
Rorky lie. Ind Dec g..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30


NTRN pursuance Of law, l. JAMES X. POLK, President Of
g the United States America do declare
know that public sales will be held the Land or
IN the 1ery OF Wisconsin, al the periods hereinafter degna
ted, 10 wit:
Al Office MIN ERAL POINT commencing on Mon
day ne lth day January for the disposal of the public lands
within The aforementioned nshps and OF nshE
North gthe base R and IF The four principal meridian.
Townships fnrteen, fifteen and sixteen, OF three.
townships furteen, fifteen and sixteen. Of four
townships ouTeen hfteen sixteen and eighteen
range FIVE
Townships fourteen fifteen seventeen of range six
Sections ve eight,
ships fourteen fifteen and the Mississippi river
ship seventeen OF range
Fractional wnshp fourteen sixteen and seventeen
sssipp river, OF range eight
Fractional seventeen, the Mississippi river, range
nine.
Land Office GREEN BAY on Monday the
January disposal public within the
aforementioned townships and par township,
North Of the base line and Of The fourth principal meridian.
Fractional section township nineteen,
Lake :" PpaH7gHR,' Of range fourteen.
Fractional township north Of FS rer, and
ships thirty two and thirty three Of range nineteen.
Townships y thirty three and thirty of
Lands appropriated by for the Of schools military
purposes, will e excluded from the sales.
The Offering the lands will he the days appointed
nd
thus closed But sale shall Kept open longer
weeks and private the lands will
after the expiration OF the
Given under hand the Of Washington, this ninth
OCTOBER domini thousand eight hundred and
BY the President; JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD Al. YOUNG, Com. of the Gen. Land once
NOTICE 20 PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right pre- empon any
townships
establish the the satisfaction Of the Receiver
Of the Land Oce and make therefor pvae
cabs after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
public of lands embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim win he forfeited.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, CON- of the Gen. Land Office.
Owls Dec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
State of Imdiamn. Marion county.

4 the December of Marion circuit A D.,
n 1884, declared the estate Of Obadiah Campton de-
probably nsolvent Creditors therefore required
10 file their cams against allowance in the said
bate court from the date hereof they will lot
be entitled pay ment -
Iaf7 3wiST
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
sta,e of Indiann. Marion county.

John E. ERMAN'S
of the Marion probate court A d. ef,
said of John E. Liverman deceased,
therefore required to he their Claims
against lowance the said probate court within
ten months from they will not be entitled
payment ADAM "ni"n -i"insHsp"r'
Deccmher2l. la47 blSw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
AUDrroR's OFFrcE, TIrToN COUNTY, INDtANA.
October 18th ISd7

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the and lots returned an
quent Tor the payment Of due Cor the
sso situated IN Ipon county and
The owners thereof will be sold ahe house dool N Upton The
county ses OF The said county OF Upton in the sae Of Indiana an
the first Monday January s4s within the hours p.crd
by W. paid bqsre "a fi,ae - - -
Given under my hand tins 10th day Of Ocoer A. d. 1e47
NEWTON J. JACKSON
$w Clerk and ex ofbcio Audror Of Upon County Ia
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

@. A ELL JOSIAH DRAKE
G.. A. BIDWELl. IL Co.,
Commission and Produce Merchants,
No. ID, West Front Street,
CINCINNATI
BERAL Cash .fdrance made consignmeIs Produce
IL or other merchandise.
Messick, Taylor Watts, Daggete Bruce,
John Kugler, james Calhoun,
T. ii. Yeatman, Marsh x Co..
NJ. Kuger d Son, Ellis Norton
L. Worthington
Dec 90, l647. Oily
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Backing and Ink.
LARGE lot Of Buffers celebrated Ink and Backing right
N FRESH Tor sale low BY the dozen or gross BY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
NOTICE.

SALE Of personal property of George Marquis will take
Mace commencing O'Clock the
consisting of various farming tools horse
gearing hogs and household furniture credit
of six months all three dollars purchaser giving
pot with freehold security without benefit from valuation laws
56.3w JOSHUA STEVENS administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30

Every entitled 10 the
the nis and Of
establish the the satisfaction Of the Register
the proper Land Once and make payment therefor pa
eae after ts notice and before the appointed
the public of
claimed, otherwise such claim will he forfeited.
RICHARD u. YOUNG, Com. Of The Gen. Land Office.
43-l0wis3OtblDec
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1s4s.
j. w. Maury q Co., Managers.
$50 O0!

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1913.
j. w. Maury q Co., Managers.
$4,000!
100 Prizes Of COO Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTT'ERY-C Class No. l, for Is4s.
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday January Is4s
PRIZES.
IO7. 1900 Tickets siS-shares proper
Certificates of packages Whose Tickets, $50 90
do . do Is Quarter do % 90
$4,000! $4,000!
ID d, arn Ballots out Of 70 numbers.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No. 8. for Is4s.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, January 8, is4s.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
COO Do AIS DO acO 10 DO $500. LOCO Sc Tickets
Certificate of packages Ofss Whole Tickets $40 90
do DO DO DO g IS a quar- d 10 SEQ sS$
$4,000!
30 PrIzeS of $500!
LEXANDRLA LOTTERY Class No. s. for Is4e
To be drawn Alexandra Saturday January Is ls4s.
CAPITALS.
500 Do 4s DO do 1900 DO go 90 do eco do
500, &c Tickets SlO-shaTes IN proportion
do do Is Quarter do 81 50
$4,000. $4,000.
.aLEGaNDRLi LOTTERY Cas- No. z, for ls4s.
66 No. Lostrrg-l2 Drapn Ballots.
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
$50 Do 30 % 10 a. & c 90 h &c IN
Csaidcaes of package. of % Whole Ticket. $40 90
do DO p aa Quar- DC dc ssSS
MORE SPLENDID YET!
$4,000. 100000. $4,000. $4,000.
70 Prizes Of Sl.CO0--20V do. Of $5sIO!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass 9. for is4s.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday January 80 1915.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
One splendid prize Of do 3ooco do 5000 do 70
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERs Of administration having been granted to The
signed ofGeo Marquis deceased late Of
all
having claims against the estate
present them. JOSHUA STEVENS, Admr.
Nov. 81 l947. 53-3w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-10
Correspo ndenee OF the Nat,ona Inleuigeneer.


BALTIMORE May ID L. VI.
The adyiees brought by tho steamer Caledonia have
caused quite the flour and grain market
and put up prices 80 to IS per barrel on -four 10
cents per bushel wheat, and 4 cents per bushe
There sales of flour this morning of about
800 bbs Howard street brands S7,75, a lue below
the market price, sales subsed henIy made nt
$3.50, less Than which holders are unwilling TO lake
some asking 1915. Ciy Mills and Susquehanna held
at the same figures. Sales OF 1000 barrels corn meal at
S475 Tho inspections Of flour this week are over 30
barrels and 5i2 halt bbs, besides 2037 barrels corn mea
and l2l bbls rye flour.
An advance has taken place in grain Sales Of about
1000 bushels Pennsylvania white and red wheat to-day
al I2c for the former and les for the latter; good to prime
Md red held at l60a7O; sale yesterday Of 30 600 bushels
white wheat TO deliver IN New York 18th June, at I4O
sales OF Md white 81 and yellow at lO0alO2; oats
80; rye 81; clovorseed 81 .25a4,37I
AZ auction to-day 344 binds ORC Rico sugar al Sc so
S1s5; 10 bbls do S7a7, rs; 100 hhds Porto Rico mons
ses at 80 cents per gallon.
The provision market is FIRM prices steady Beef cattle
Sl15 per 100 pounds gross; hogs S750sS7 62s whkey
2g5H3O cents per gallon.
Not much doing IN Tobacco; sales Of 100 hhds Ohio at
25O 10 50 for ordinary good common; Maryland so
to $50 for inferior and common; 2a5 for good common;
81 for good, Sl2 for fine and better qualities
Ohio common TO middling rs 81, so; good SlaS7:-
hne reds S5aSlO fine yellow S5BslO oGua kinds 10
el2 The inspections 1879 hhds including ls3 Mary
land and 10 Ohio.
Wool - dull, aud rather declining Common washed
ranges from ~ TO "a cts. per ID; clip not arrived
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-10
By the steiner C,Iedon,,

We received las, night through the kindness Of friend
the Liverpool Times Of the Goth u from which we mako
the following extract Of n commercial character :-TBal
American.
BREADSTUFFS.-There have been large imports Of
6sin and Grain produce, both here and to several of the
leading ports in the United Kingdom but nutNibs,and.
ing he abundance OF the supplies, there has been marked
Improvement in the Corn markets throughout Great Britain
and Ireland since the 4ih inst Our report of European
Corn tadc shows that prices improved and that now
the market is steady, whilst prices have upward ten
d.ncy.
The chief buyers At markets dealers for home
consumption. At present there few operating on
French account. IL may be worthy Of remark that As
great deal OF the present demand for Wheat and Flour
comes from many OF the inland countless II is but natural
10 suppose that the farmers stocks much reduced md
do not amount TO anything like what parties have
represented them TO be. The price paid tor Western
Canal Flour Is 39 TO 4Os Philadelphia 37s Cd To 3ss Cd
baltimore 31s g. TO 39s 6d Ohio 37s 39. Canadian AIS
10 JS yellow Indian Corn is Sis to SIS and white
ola to 93 Yesterday, April ls, Indian Meal was quoted
at 25i to PCS.
The latest accounts from Antwerp advise rs Of n CON-
siderable rise Wheat and Rye. Ina single davis busi
ness me quotations have gone up nearly all they have
descended during the previous or 10 days Polish Odessa
u worth IN that market 36i 2oc the klos and Whit,
Zealand 30 90c. American Rye is at oct 96c the 40 kIos
An io Belgian markets rising Brussels the advance
" considerable, and the demand urgent From the French
markets around Paris prices again come slightly higher
except at Chateaudun where Wheat was on the I6 sin
uonny the high prices OF the proceeding markt had ndu-
ced sellers to come forward aud the supply good AT
before. Flour from New York was at SGT the barrel
English wheat was at 9U the 200 kios, and Spanish
Wheat at 95f
Provisions Since the 4,h there have been large
arrivals OF Cured Provisions Prices for most articles ha
assumed declining tendency Pork aud Beef are rather
quiet The value OF Bacon about 46s 10 e5s nc
eordng 10 quality. There only small stock Of Cheese
OF prime quality in the market Such finds ready BUYERS
at our quotations.
Beef, prime per tierco 92a97 bb do 3sa46 But
ter, prime, 74as0; Cheese. fine, 5Oa52; mddnR 44l4s
Lard, bills 4ii5O kegs 52l5I Pork mess bbls. 7UaSO;
prime, 5Oa6O Hams. duty paid, 50a60.
he Il
the homo and export demand good as of late sill
prices rule firm, and stocks are by means large.
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lotteries.
STRATTON's OFFICE,
NO >. SOUTH foURTEENTH STREET.


Let an hs -odd ny What thsy ess.
For s-nns Prres srRArros's the man,
pIswn No. OF AsIasdrt. No u. Msyi,r
So 30 50 % II so IS a. n 81 10 4 10
b. ieke" Nos IL 40 H. prize Of $3.50; cold and paid
Dawn Noe. OF Sussex E1 No s5. May lat.
~ % 2e 65 10 - IS , ~ 81 a. II
reks" Nos >; 90 Two more capital: seIs .nd paid
Dawn Nos. of n Jersey. No %. May S,S'
r,..., NJ. >, 20 20 10 ., , Is % ! ~ &c
Dawn No. OF Lse.eurr Extra No. .. May 7ti,
~ 20 u 10 ce n IS 81 20 ~ 10 n
r.:,., i !: Three more sold and :s!4 bro.
Drawn No. Of MononxaIa. No H. May 5th.
2, 40 a. "a So 60 "a u 81 - 20 80 IS 1, 7,
Ticket No. 10 60 H. capital sold paid by STATION
~ ROOMS over my Office for Rent
$4,000. $500.
'of 1000, &c rs Nos is 81; haive. g. s
$40 1000, 5000
rue-iay-New Jersey No. II. Capital. $4,000 5000 5000
q, i.25
a.o7 1893 &C NOs, 10 drawn Ticket.
90 ThI 70 Jersey No 81 Capitals Of $4,000 1000
$50; quaren I25.
$4,000. 5000.
,p MNononsaa No 10 CaPa. $4,000. 1000, 1850,
sSsoi halves l,25 ora SO cts
$1,000, 1000.
fnday Nght-Leesburg. Extra, No. Capitals. $4,000
1000 3t3 &c 10 Nos IA drawn Tickets have, so or,
IS. ~ vs.
$4,000 1000.
saturtay-susrer En- No. 20 Capitas $4,000, 1000 500
&c, &c Is Nos - drawn Tickets 81 or. IS
Magnificent Schemes,
TO BE DRAWN 18th AND MAY.
GRAND
soOOOO-lO Prizes Of tlO0OO-2u do Of Of 1000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, ela-. No. ls47 10 be drawn
at Alexandria saiurdsy, May Is, 1917.
Aagniheert Scheme ii EIand Prize OOO 10000 TO-
600 10000 10000 10000 10000 10 10000 10000
100 OF 1000 20 OF 5000 1855 Of 400 600 100 &c
amounting to sII95.I97.
~ NO LOrTERY-l3 DRAWN BsLLOTs
Tickets $40 halves 10; quarters Certificate
OF package Of 20 Whole Tickets s22O halves quarter.
and eigbths proportion.
$4,000 $1,000. 10000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERM eaS. No % for Is4z 10 he d,un
Al Alexandra, Saturday. May goth. Is47.
co NO LOTTERY,
III drawn Nnmters IN each Package twenty Tickets,
Scheme pze OF $4,000 5000 1850 10 of
100 GOO, 20 Of 3cO. 1870 Of 200, Ge-
Tickets SIS halves 75O certificate
OF package Of 20 Whole Tickets $3.50 do halves quarters
and eishths proportion.
20 Buyer referred which rrr,eed
al The Once proof OF what Dry
ing continues to increase the number sold and
20 Order, for packages single tickets in the above
schemes and in all Lotteries, promptly attended TO- and
drawing sent when requested.
Please address orders n sTRATToS
my Richmond Va