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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
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TIE MEXICAN MILITIA


A correspondent Of the journal Of commerce. writino
from the plan del Rio In Mexico ON the 9th ullimo
says.
"A proportion of the prisoners are ,ancheros; and a
more looking set Of vagabonds have never be
hcid' l9cy Were clad IN every imaginable style-pants
OF leather, Cotton wooen, hide cut after the fashion
Of every nation earth, and as different in hue as
the coors of the rainbow These who were not barefoot
were boots shoes or eaihorsandes Their upper works
are equally various, consisting of long white apron
monkey jacket, or blanket. or huge wooen coat OF
cloak. There was quite number of women. bearing
bundles OF various dimensions Five SIX of them car
RED each one a small child, comfortably ensconsed in
corn sack pendant from the mothers shoulders There
was one youth who attracted considerable attention. He
was about SIN years DID, the smallest of all tickets
On his shoulders but the perfect sans culoe
10 make up the deficiency. however. he had Two i'm
menso sluuched beavers GRAINED into the other and
his head stuck into the 'One' Thus accoutred he pcked
his way with his bare feet The sharp loose stones
apparently highly pleased with his first view of los
Amerrans They appeared generally in good spirits.
ooi were suffering severity with thirst. Stepping up to
our troops they would place their finger on their lips
and fook an humble supp!caton for water, which was
cheeriully given"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

In tie Senate Of Louisiana the 2Sh ult Hon X u
Nicholas /, Ueuocrea ,il,Ied resolutions In honor u
General TAYLOR ore ID which expressed preference oil
bp fI tsexl President Two thnls were necessary ts
tteir imnsdaie oosderailon and the 'oe On le ques
vas q ,yhos and fees ar ard y lpcs against 'hen.
On the lsh iuat Mr. Porter, Of the saue body offered
resolutions in henor Of General Scott, joined to The reso
nons offered by Mr. Nicholas. with the exception ID
that declaring preference for General lag oE Tor PTesl-
dent.
Mr. Nicholas moved TO insert the resolution dropped
by Mr. Porter but his motion rjecLed- and the
buttons. as offered by Mr.. p, sdopted. Que d
them authorses the Governor to procure sword to be
pre sfnted Ia Mau General Winfield Scott behalf Of
lie people Of that State testimony Of the high es
maton in which they hold his military services but espe
cally for those displayed tho capture u Vera Cruz and
the battle If CerrO Gordo."
On the flh inst, Tie resolu ions taken up in the
House Representatives and adopted the day the
Legislature adjourned sur die
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

The Mississippi river. (says the Nsichez Free Trader
of The 10Th u,) after having attained height within
two three inches OF the great rise Of 3d. commenced
receding Sunday morning, and is falling at the rate
Of about Of an inch a day. The Levees in this mme
oate Reghborhood have stood well and although the rv
Levec YET but little damage has been done But abor.
this many breaches have occurred and great damage has
been done to The crops large crTase has been formed
just bel " Waterproof, and all the plantations from
there 10 Rife Point will be more less injured and on
some the crops viii be entirely destroyed. Some fine
plantations Ibis side the river above this, all
,lrely under water. Il is to be hoped that the fall will
be rapid enough 10 allow crop Of corn 10 he grown
the inundated lands partially to compensate for the
loss OF the cotton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

The Washington Union Of Friday evening published
correspondence between committee Of tie citizens of
Granville. Franklin and Warren counties. North Caro-
lna and President Polk ard Secretary Mason from which
we learn that the sident and Secretary expect leave
ashingon city, their contemplated visit to Chapel
Hill, Friday the 2Sth Of this month. and. travelling
by the public conyeyances. reach Castor the
evening, carly the next morning They expect 10
reach Raleigh on Saturday, and to remain there until
Monday. Secretary Mason is to deliver the Annivor-
sary Address before the Societies Of his Alma Mater.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

Mr. Folks malorties were. in Madison Az. in Greene
z6i, IN Orange 49, and &c in Amherst Mr.. CLAW, ma-
Jofll's were 2l0 in Abenarle 1852 in Nelson and 200
IN D.aord SOFT will be seen that Nh G,egn has car-
.,au Two counties Orange and Amhest.) which gave
maorities for Mr. Polk and gained in all The other eun
.ies winch gave maorlties for Mr.. Clay His majority
In Nelson, is more than Mr. Clays, and only or3
smaller than Gen Harrisons in 1910 When Mr.. Cog
9n was elected to Congress in 1874 over Gen Gordon
ms majority IN Nelson was 100 Mr.. ryng's majority
IN me same county, over Mr. Ieake in 1916 was l0i
Mr. Leahe's MAJORITY in the District in ,ha. ecc,ios
was $50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

Majors tfaincs and Boriaad and Capt CHM
lam freud Gabriel taines Esq, "a volunteer Of
MAJOR y Bon connsr Krninck, iL1, news va. -
eeFed IN Burlington, Monday last by slme rtturnine
Yelaniors, Of the arrival at Slllla Of Maals Games
and Buand. md Capt { NJ Clay. t1retler with The
a2'fS captured with ihom. Tho eN"heoaa q Mexican
PrSmrs i9f thrm, readers Will rarucr was effect
ed after The hattie Il Bncna Vista Major l's Cinilv
expect him shortly N homc; tassas VI Clay has vol
netetcd iar ihe var. and Major Bafsnd We regret Ia
learn. died oi dsonse shortly after his otnrn 10 his cm
mand.- Il mriLnlniii liz. .Lnu1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

11RA CRuz. Apni -. lsi7
'ENTlEMEs-an cNpfoss arrived last evening from
Lieut. Dixon IN command Il U2 eanyalcsrtnl soldiers
from The hospitals IN this city ihe load 10 PIN their
respective regiments at and Jaapa stating that III
party had been attacked hs about 5l0 MtNicaus. The
eAffss sdrr met, Two ms this sIde ai here llen D.
trsia ID about forty wagons chane Of Caps han
her. NM9e ifars arc entertained tuT n tram llat was
some ave or sN hours ahead 81 them In fact The Mex
leans had great Fa,cng amongst thems, last oana
In consequence ot the capture OF II wagon tns
~ the eneiay. Their aeennls lave u that out men
1the g1ard) had beea ILLEGALLY IA pcets bul We have
htlle iai 'R anything thai comes from slch s5ureos
The Mehieas have iHo chance not 10 Hofk upJn
our gans. they could only courage enough 10 do
At Col Nasans force al this place Is / weak IL spare
many nom II, aud i Tie enemy shoul5 e, Nefk wh
determination The; nigbl reap handsome reward Al
most without nfposuoB. Tic soafeity uf caviar, As Sc
serely fdt Tie New 2. eds on lar lasl tfip from
lampeo fJand necessary 10 throw oserb ard alou 80
at the best horses belonging the Tennessee cavalry
danng severe norhor few cas- Of romito arc sald
TO have occurred, bat IN very slgfit iarn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
WASHINGTON NATIONAL. MONUMFNr

The National lnteligencer contains statement Of the
treasurer Of the Washington National Monument Fund
from which 1t appears that the total amount on the hands
OF tue Society invested in various stocks is S7 3JQ
advise the Society 10 commence the erection of the
Monument in " Rshingon forth with and run it up as
high as the money will hold out. and then like the Bun
her itiii column II would stand an eyesare the PEG
pie gnu they would he shamed into successful e rs 10
complete it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
" z w 6 RING GOODS.
t. FR INhLA. JR..
i.YNcilBttRa

now receiving and opcune a fine assortment Of
SPRkNU.RND 81 ,HHER GOODS.
among winch will be found every description Of DR.,
1oads including Gnghams, Lawns. Organizes, NIuslns
1amhrcs, liarcees, silks fsho able eaws llnndker
chiefs. l'hbons, laces Edgna. Hosiery Gloves. Sc.
sect with fine assortment oil oils Cassimercs and
lugs and all Other ARTICLES oiiho htcst Style suita
he 'r Ladies aud eenticmens wears to an ex
animation Of which In invites his friend. and H.
plth'. gencialiy He assures all who may honor him
with cali thsno pains shall be spared To furnish them
nlih the newest styles Of glode and at Is low prcesa
'e9y On" be had elsewhere l.. L. JR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
RIFLE GUARDS.

on last Saturday afternoon, large concourse OF ia
u'es and gentlemen assembled in the lot of Mr.. James
W. ooyd, to witness the presentation of Flag by the
Ladies OF Iynchburs to the RIFLE GUARDS. WIN ,.
helo Jr Esq, IN the of Mrs John NJ Speed, pre-
scented the Flag to the Company in appropriate re-
marks and Capt. VIM d. Fair received it in a short
patriotic speech. The Standard Bearer James e. Roy
al, Esq made few rclnarhs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
PROVISIONS For IRELAND.

he bafqne Bachelor Capt. Horton. left Richmond
on me IAN ins with cargo made up by the citizens %
virginia Tor the Irish She is said to be very heavily
laden the load consisting Of 2430 Is and 80 bags q
corn meal, $40 bbls Of corn, so tts of huu hhds oa
con- Il PACKAGES aud cases Of clothing Another snip
VIII De laden as soon as sufficient quantity is received
To DO So All donations Should be addressed TO Fly
Co., Richmond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
& . \ L. Y 4 Il ID
f.gEsDKs T.g,V"g,.

A IL persons. indebted to The late firm of Dic,rIs
IA Ryan y Co.. are earnestly requested 10 call and
settle Their accounts, The business must be closed IN
without delay. any person has claim against The
afh please present II lor payment To the subscriber
NM II. RYAN
T S lam still selling great bargains IN tho casl
principle and SHALL in short time add lareelv f., p,y
present stock. Please call and examine il viii c,s
a"n "ou'ae- w H. X.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
CAMPBELL CONGRESSIONAL pysrv,,,,,


The sherifs ct the different counties COMPOSING n;
congressional District met al Campbell Courihou..
last Monday to compare the re,urns-the result VA.
bocock got the certificate ty maj Kitty Of a. Mr.
ing VIII, however, contest the s,stas rh- re were
number % had votes & wen for Mr. Bocock. ". ~
the mai rlies If the different counties. no, b,v.-
ceived the .uA vote ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
ITO Goggin's majority

,..;n,., ITO Goggin's majority.
1t Will be seen by the above VOTE that Mr. G wg, h..
majority in every county in the District. exccn Ma
ls Sn and Greene Mr. ieake's majority in Maids !,
- anu IN 'reene, 24o Mr. Goggin's maori,es arc
is in Orange, 32l in Albemare, 1873 in Nelson !"
Amherst and 343 in Bedford - III
The following is the vote of,hs District in the last
Presidential election " ~ AS'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
JAMES GARLAND d JOHN r. GARLA,n

JAMES GARLAND d. JOHN II. G.pI.,n
ST ILL practice Law in partnership. lanes car
W land will regularly attend The Conrt of Aoneals
the circuit Superior Courts Of Law ard Chanctry lor
AMHERST, NpoMArToN, EEpFoRp. CAMPBELL
NELSON, AND THE ToWa LYNenBuRe
John H. Garland viii regularly attend the County and
cept Nelson. j Garland VIII attend lhe county Ca,s
as occasion may rr9are.
4. pr 4(t-s. 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
CASs7 for goo .V'g;GglREs.

~ /. are now IN market to purchase fall supply
w Of NEGROES
we can say to our friends, and the public generally
that we will pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
ior all young and likely n + q Il O f. S of both
SEXES.
Those having such to sell will find to their interest
to call on us before making sale
Three good BLACkSMlrlIS and CARPENTERS
anted. We Will give liberal price for the same
HART & DAVIS
n. B.-All communications from the country. rcla
ave to the above description of property, will meet with
prompt attention. II. 4 ID.
July % IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
LIEUTENANT EANFII.

We regret to learn that this gallant officer is amongst
the lt OF the badly wounded. lie is brother Of Pro
lesser Eweof WhasIlington College in Lexington, Nr-
GINA, and fought with great gaanry in the late bat
de, We iondly hopo, that speedy recovery awaits
him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

The Nhiesn Virginia lost two members Of the House
oil Delegates from Hampshire county, At the late election
we are told by the Romney lnteIIlgencer from the
failure to open the polls at the Redgeve precinct. in
consequence of there being Magistrate present to quail
ity the Commissioners
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

GrN. Scorr.-The Albany Evening Journal says
that Gen Scott gaze Santa Anna "hasty plate ysoup'
at Ceuo Gordo aud ifhe had been served with fleet
horsts he would also have honored him with fire in
The rear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

KESrucKy.-L eander NJ. Cox is the wing. and Tho
Troop the democratic candidate COR Congress in the
Oh district Of Kentucky, Qasi represented by Hon. An
drew Truntbo, whg) This district gave Mr.. Clay
abou, 100 majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

The Prophecy Fmfted-Gen Scott said he would
CO qner peace. and he has done So for The only part u
santa Anna taken Is the wooden piece Of his left leg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

MAJOR 3ofaod Gaines, and Capt Clay, aud the sol
dlers 'akcnrrsancr with them, we learn by the as
ainEa trn Vera Cruz. had been sci nj liberty the city
81 Mexico aud II WAS reported hal no less ian sx Of the
party had been as,assinalcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

TLNfL-lJE. SHEET IRON, &c Sc.
4 > BONES TIN PLATE *
i - 1000 " American Sheet Iron
1909 Russia,
% baskets sweet Oil, superior
iao sacks salt,
100 bags RIO coffee,
10 hhds. ~ q, and Porto Rice Sugar
do Santa Cruz, >erv tne.
do prime Cardclas Rlalafse.
10 b5ls. \. o. do do
80 realms Wrapping Paper
hid pure " inter strained Oil
tons Ground Plaster
- ~ b5ls. new Hcrr,ngs,
keeoisng per barge ESt Patrick Henry aud oc,,,i =
sale low. CRENSINW ntGUI anu lava ,,aN iof
May l7-6tn - 1'"i In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
MONTGOMERY DISTRICT.
Wc,af I0fc.

we give the official vote in this District between
Preston and Chapman BY the side of it, will be found
tha! Ct the Presidential election in 1874:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
GREAT EXCITEMENT LNLY.N'CHBURG

d TAKE. extreme pleasure in announcing to the la
a dies and gentlemen of Lvnchburg and surrounding
country. that am daily receiving and opening nv
SPRING ND SUMMER Supply OF
British, French, German, swiss. Chi
ncsc and American staple and
Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing all the newest and most elegant styles import
ed the baf exhibition Of chich has created an excite
ment in this place. that time alone can ada3-and. al
though there has been great deal said about the AID
VANCE in prices,
think am prepared to show,
As sure as oaks from grow
Ny GOODS are cheaper than e'cr before
Please call and see them-ono and all who want New
GooDs-PRETTY Goops-Goop Goops-apd last tho,
not least, Cheap Goods. WM H. RYAN
7. 81 have received several pieces of Simon.
best make and finish OF Cloths and Cassmeres To any
gentleman who Wishes handsome dress suit bargain
WI. be gwen W. II. r.
March Is 10 r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
a maj. for Bocock.
ALBEMARLE DISTRICT.
Official Pofe

The last charlottesville Advocate brings tho Off ia,
vote IN this Congressional District Mr. Gosgn's ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,

which they have ever offered consisting of articles en-
rely new, and OF the fashionable Styles to which
qey ask the attention Of heir friends and the public gen
rally. as we'll worthy Of examination. Their assert
men Is large aud Geyery variety; and they pledge them
selves to sell on the most reasonable terms TO all who
may favor them with acal.
March 22-2n if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

Showing decline Of 81 ,25l $50 under the free trade
tariff of 1871, which were told would increase the
revenue.
The expenditures for the same period have increased
Of course, in much greater ratio VIZ:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

90 The Senior Editor is absent, and will be AZ 9
couple of weeks. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
REVFNIrF AND EXpENDIVIrpI

We are indeblcd 10 the New York correspondent Of
the Washington tnion for the sujoined sta emen of re-
&c pts for first dire months the years Is Is and lSi7
respectively:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
NEW SPRING GOGE}.

s. GCGGINHEIMER s BROTHER,
HANE just received from the northern cites, thu
hands0n, ST stock Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

President Araya has lssi proclamation 70 the
eirxican naun. rales upan and al to tern out 10
the rescue lie dwel.s particularly npen the aeeve-
mens OF their afhcrshe fathers & The present peaor
a,ienaGd earnestly peiilous Their SINS 10 DO likewise
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
MORE PROOF THAT
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
Will efectually cure the Fever and Ague.

August
bic Febge for the Ague and Fever Ch and Fever
ties within months pleasure stating
case has failed to effect speedy either Agne and F
s snes na the public as Of the most and re-
JEFFERSON Co. Ky, August T. 1871.
This is certify that afflicted last summer with Ague and
Fever and had then had for three years and during thai time
ed of getting well; try sy
up Vegetable Febuge and by using two bottles entire
restored good health and continue well 10 this
time therefore do not hess5e to recommend to m, friends
has ever come to my knowledge - -
Prepared by WILSON. sTAsBIRD SMITH, Louisville KY
Agents and coonry Dealers supplied by F MERRY NEA
THEIR general agent for Ohio and Northern Indiana, Third st.
opposite the post Office, Cincinnati Ohio.
For sale BY Tos.oS BEorHsEs sign of the Golden Mortar
indianapolis
Il HAVE FOUND TREASURE.
go the who
- Cough Pam the Side and Chest and debnhang ngf sEcais
and could nd any relief So says the mac whose difficulty
se peon who has been S%n az ne Iun AND %ho % y ~
day until he met with this invaluable help Would
Sherman's OIosaonian,
Or AHHeaing BGIsam
this Invaluable which has done during the six
world This huubug nor deception Paeoed the
Three Thousand Persons
e@h Of March and complaint yet been made
ing It's effects on the contrary all who have ever us speak q
treated the oosaonan Re found many 81
The mast Astonishing Cures
of
he efficacy OF this remedy be removed.
Mrs Willy, the wife Of f. Whby ESQ., residing l33 West Inn
the two PLY cas who attended her and e
Every her
nuunced consmptve and during her sickness
quantities Of Blood Her Cough ncesant her
emacaon great After using the Olosaonian Al Healing
Balsam time, she is
her family duties about the house
and see her Il they feel sufficiently Interested.
ond who resided during his sickness Madison
has removed r. L.
the They
ter part Of three months and his hopeless They
nounoed his disease dcess liberation g ae Lrer and Sa
II hs Lungs They told him they could help him, and that he
must die his Lungs entirely lie had
In the side which opened and discharged Of
matter from the Liver exactly resembling that raised om the Lungs
He persuaded by his OosaOnan using
two bottles entirely
We would refer all the authenticity this to Mr.
Labeh Norfolk street. Mr. Raymond during his
sickness, aud familiar with his
4 Hundred Cases
Equally unfomsing their
feciualy by this great Remedy.
Have Troublesome CoUcH; DO RAIsE RooDs
troubled difficulty
you NIGHT swEari Re do deceived
make OF for relief
Here is the Remedy.
TosIassos BEorHERs, a gHafs at Indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

The RUsHvILLE AND SHELBYvILLE RAILROAD
The grubbng. clearing ind grading Of this work has
been let We are informed. considerably below esti-
mate prices. We feel confident, from the energy and
spirit manifested by the Board Of Directors that this
work will be completed at as early day, as a profit
able disbursement Of the funds of the company will
justify. -.jacksoHiaH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
SALE OF FORFEITED CANAL
LANDS

The following lots tracts Of Wabash and Erie Canal Lands
having become forfeited to the Board Of Trustees Of the Wabash
and Ee Canal the of will offered
unless previously Redeemed the Monday October
l L0gansport Indiana pursuance of Of the Gener
al Assembly OF the State OF Indiana approved Dec % 1885, en
He'd act to amend for the relief Of purchasers Of Canal
Lands approved JAM 49, 1876:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Class S
To be drawn al alexandria, SATURDAY, october JU, 1871
j. w. Maury Il Co..

1894 prizes, amounting to So 093.2s5
Whole tickets s4O-Halyes s2O-ouarters SlO-Eghths -
certificate OF package of 20 tickets VIII be sent Tor S4sO
Shares in proportion.
In the above scheme formed by the ernay combination OF IS
numbers making 67525 tickets and the drawing u ballots eie
viii be se prizes each having three of the drawn hunters on
one only of them and also tickets having none OF the
determine the fate Of these prizes blanks numbers
from rs inclusive will be seveay placed wheel the
day OF drawing and twelve Of them will be drawn out at
drawn numbers will be entitled TO the grand capital
That ticket having on it the 4th 5th and OH drawn
numbers to $1,000
That ticket having the 18th sth and 9th drawn -,
NUMBERS "'' me iOn iin anu '-' 1905
I n%m Senst to having 81 anu le,Ss
7th-'th eth and sh-sh 9th and TO- 9th 10Th and
18th drawn numbers, each, 10000
Those tickets with the I Cd and 4h-2d 81 and 18th
Sd 4h and 6th-4th 5th and 9TH, 9th eth ond 9th
Those tickets with the 9Th 9TH and lIth-9th 10th
and l2th-2d 4th and 6h-3d 5th and 18th, 4th, 9th
aud sth drawn numbers each, 1900
All other tickets having on them any THREE Of the
drawn numbers (beng 200 each, 1000
Those 6S tickets having them the and I'd drawn
Those 1876 tickets having on them the % and 3D. Sd
and 4th drawn numbers each, 500
Those l26 tickets having on them the Attn and 5h or the
9th drawn numbers. each $50
Those l26 tickets hav ng them the 9Th and 18th,
the 9Th and 18th drawn numbers, each lSO
All other tickets having on them any Of two OF the
dawn numbers, being 37I7J each 80
And other tickets. having only, the drawn
numbers them, (beiRg %, 1860 each 10
No ticket which shall have drawn prize OF superior denomi-
nation ri he entitled to an inferior prize
pay forty drawing subject the
j. W. MAURY s CO., MANAGERS.
As will undoubtedly be long lime, another such OPP
portunity offered earnestly
venture lottery try this
demand for tickets IwOult advise early application
c5Hd 8e Bunw s NoTa scotia and the w d and
am happy say thai all money letters invariably come safe by
NB All communications strictly confidential sO-9w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16

m rLLIA2D on Real PIBBeny-Just received.
HI hoy MORRISON a. TALBOTr.