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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-11-09
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the evening of the 18th
inst, in this place, Mrs. ANN C. LUcKeTT, con
sort Of Mr.. William R. Luckett, OF Canton,
Miss, in the 2lst year Of her age. The cir
cumstanceS connected with the death of this
unfortunate lady are of character more ter
rlble than any which ever fell under the notice
OF the writer Of this communication. In the
bloom Of youth, the prime of lie, with every
thing in prospect which cou d make existnece
a blessing, she was, by one of those dispersal
tons o! divine providence above the eompre-
hension Of man, snatched from the bosom OF
her devoted husband and aiiectonate friends
and relations, and hurried into eternity. The
writer Of this notice had a Iull opportunity to
become acquainted with the character of the
deceased, and he takes pleasure in spying that
ehe was possessed Of every quality necessary
to constitute the lady-~the wIte-the daughter
lett this trOnsitory world for another Of eternal
happiness, where sickness, nor death, nor
pain, shall be known any more forever. She
reposes in the city of Columbus, Ga, on the
bank Of the beautiful Chattahoochee, whose
waters, tumbling in melancholy cadence over
the majestic rocks, shall play a requiem to her
spin! till it shall please her afflicted husband
to remove her to her own, her native Missis-
sippi.
Let 1t be consolation TO her relations and
frien 8 at home to know, that although this
unfortunate lady fell in strange land. nothing
was wanting on the part of the citizens OF
Girurd and Columbus which sympathy could
suggest or benevoleDce devise, to aid and as
sist the strangers whom accident had thrown
amongst them. To her afflicted and disconsO-
late husband this shock has com with a force
that beggars description.
May He that %softens the wind TO the shorr
lamb pour the consolation Of His holy spir'
it into the afflicted heart OF him who now
refuses all consolation tina. friends can offer
because he has lost her whom his soul loveth
and may we all be warned by this terrible dis
pensarion to prepare for death while yet W
have the opportunity to do SO.
GIRARD, Russell County, Ala, Oct. 2lst, 1850
o. A. L.
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sRWARDIaH IN NEW YoRE.-Wo learn tina,
at the late ward primary wing meetings in the
city Of New York, not single Seward eoudi,
date was nominated. The Express further
says; "As evidence Ofthe dissatisfaction Of the
wings Of The State at the course Of conduc.
pursued by the majority at Syracuse, bot one
county III this State has adopted the offensive
resolution, especially endorsing the action and
opinions Of Governor Seward, as heard in the
United States Senate.m
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Plantation and Family Medicines,

WVHE undersigned are at all times pre-
Il pared to fill orders for MEDICINES
for PLANTATION and FAMILY use, with
articles IF superior quality, which they
will warrant PURE and FRESH, and put
them up in such a manner as 10 be safe
ly kept, and convenient for use. Our
friends, and the public are solicited to
call, or send their orders, which will
receive prompt and. careful attention.
Sept IA PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
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ana seIect medicInes.

Fresh ana select MeOlclAles.
Mh WE are Just receiving, from
" NctO York and Philadelphia, a
superior assortment Of DRUGS,
- MEDICINES, &c, Fresh and
Pure-embracing most articles usually
found in Drug Stores. Being determined
to deal in the best Medicines, and buying,
as we do, Of the Importers and A.Gnutac.
taTers- reliable houses, at once respect.
able and responsible, those sold by us
may be confidently relied upon We
warrant them such as represented.
Our stock shall be kept complete, by
fresh supplies from the best markets, as
often as required.
Thankful for past ~favors, we solicit a
continuance Of the same from all pay
ing dealers, and pledge ourselves that
prices shall be as loo as similar articles
can be offered in the State.
CASH dealers will always find it to
their interest TO call at the sign Of "THE
GOLDEN MORTAR"
July PRlESTLEY & MOSBY,
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t. IN. THOMSON,

FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
AVING permanently located him.
~ self in Canton, is prepared to do
all work in his line Of business, Ia the
best manner and at the shortest notice.
Having had several years. experience
among the best TaiIors of New Orleans,
his customers may safely rely upon his
work in neatness Of fit and superiority OF
make.
" Cutting done for customers TO be
made up BY Ladies'. All garments cut
by him are warranted TO fit.
Canton, Nov. 2, 1850. 9-tf
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

lIAE slate Ot MASSASSAEtly
Madison COWnty-Ss.
By the Probate Court of said County.
To Elizabeth Helen Rice.
WOU are hetsby commanded TO ap-
II, pear before the Probate Court Of
said county, at a regular term thereof
10 be holden at the courthouse Of said
county, on the Cd Monday in December,
1850, then and there to sheW cause, if
any you have,'why the said court should
not order and decree the following
described lands, tencments, &c, to be
sold for the benefit Of all persons inter-
ested, viz:
Commencing at S w corne Of s J
of Z 1 of 5 w / Of section 90, township
8, range 2 East; thence East 90 chains
to a stake; thence South $50 East II
links to a stake, N $50 East, 20 links
to line thence North 90 chains to stake,
whence South $50 East, 20 links TO B
Oak thence West 20 chains to stake W.
South 500 West, % links TO p Oak,
South 800 East SO links to Gum; thence
South 90 chains TO beginning; whence
North TAO East 30 links to Elm, North
72o East 25 links to B Oak, containing
40 acres. Commencing at E corner Of
section 10 at q stake; whence North 30
deg. East 70 links to B Oak; thence N.
IS chains and 81 links to stakej whence
North 90 deg. East II links to a Sassa-
fras; thence West 80)chains to a stake;
whence North 27 deg. East II links 10 a
Hickory, South 80 deg. West, 3 links to
Hickory; thence South 46 chains and
81 links to a stake; whence North 81
links 10 B Oak, South So deg. West SO
links TO P Oak; thence East 80 chains to
the beginning.
Witness the Hon. JOHN B.
HowCoTT, Judge Of Probate
#-#- of said county, the Second
LIS. Monday Of September in the
#-# year ofour Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty and
seal OF said court.
Issued The 9Th day Of Sept, 1850.
r. CAMERON, CLERK.
Sept. I'll, 1850. 3-2m
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I~nsolvent Notice.

7 HNHE undersigned, as Commissioned Of
= Insolvency on the estate OF B. L.
Barnes. deceased, having filed his report
in the Probate Court Of Madison county,
Mississippi notice is hereby given to
all persons interested, that unless excep-
tons thereto are filed on or before the
next (Novemberl Term of said Court,
said report will be confirmed.
By order of the court.
j.. t. CAMERON, Clk&. Com'r.
Oct. l9, 1850. TAT
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GOLD!

lust received at the Iewelry Store
% of A. W. King, a rich and beautiful
assortment Of WATCHES and JEW
ELRY; Gold and Silver Watches, Gold
Claims, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Finger
Rings, Gold Slides and Buckles, Gold
Pens, Gold and Silver Pencils, Silver
Spoons, &c. The public are invited to
call and examine, as we are determined
to sell as low as the same articles can be
bought in any market. All goods war
ranted, that are sold in this establish
ment. Call and see, near the Post.e0Fce'
A. w. KING.
Canton, MI, Oct. 49,. 1850. Tiff
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POST OFFICE nouns.

Office open during BUSINESS hours Except
when opening, making up or changing mails,A
and on SUNDAY from EIGHT 10 NINE O'Clock, AM.
f- N. B Letters should always be de-
posted in the letter hox before the hour OF
closing the mail-lhis will insure despatch * by
first mail" :
In addressing letters, it is important that the
name OF the County, az well as the office for
which they are destined, should he plainly and
fully written.
Nov. L, 1850.
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A. OICKES,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
FROM PARIS.

HAVlNG established himself in Can
- ton, is, after his long experience
in the principal cities Of Europe and this
country. prepared to make up clothing
in the most fashionable and tasty style.
Confident of giving entire satisfaction
TO all who may favor him with a call,
he respectfully s%olicits a share Of the
public patronage.
Canton, Nov, 2, 1850. 9-tf
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House for Sale.

EEVHE subscriber offers for sale a large
n and commodious W ELLING
HOUSE, containing several well.fn.
ished rooms, situated on the South side
of Canton, convenient to the Female
Academy. 1t is newly built, with a good
Cisteln and suitable %out.houses. 1t will
be sold very 10 Y, and on terms to suit a
purchaser. Apply 10
JOHN NOONAN.
Canton. Nov. 2, 1850.
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MORE new GOODS!


4RABD LlEONADD 800
A RE constantly receiving fresh sup.
fA plies Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods from New York.
They have now in store a full and
complete sto k Of goods suitable for the
season, among which are the following,
to which they invite The attention Of the
public:
Fancy Summer Silks, plain, figured, and
embroidered. Berages, plain, figured
and embroidered. Fancy, nlaiu, plaid
and black silk Tissues.
Plain SWISS and Jaconets;
Figured and embroidered Swiss;
Printed Jackonets;
Organaus and Tarleton muslins;
Cheap linens; figured Lawns;
Bol'd muslin, A for l9A cts.
Lawr H'ds., all prices;
Fine Grass L wn do.
A Large and we'll selected stock
Of Thread, Jackonet, Silk and Wove
dgings and Insertions.
Silk and Blond Laces;
Frill and Figured Bobinets;
Kid, Thread and Silk Gloves.
a Handsome Assortment of
'onhet Ribbons, HAS for children,
Flowers, Mreaths, Bonnets "
Laces Tor Bonnets, Fans, a great variety,
Fancy and balck Silks Hosiery,
P%OtasoIs, Lace Capes, Reticules,
Embroidered do; Combs,
French worked Capes, Buds, and Fancy goods
Collars. Cuffs, Of all kinds.
or CALL AND EXAMINE 60
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NEW GOODS, BY EXPRESS.

NEW GOODS, BY EXPRESS.
I'D HARRINGTON has the pleasure
AWs to inform the citizens Of Canton,
and the public generally, that he has just
received, direct from New York, a hand
some assortment Of FANCY GOODS,
which he will sell low. Consisting in
part Of
Rich changeable Chameleon and Chene
Silks;
Rich black figured do,
Plain black Silk for aprons & dresses;
Jenny Linds',a new article for Ladies'
dresses;
Rich Bonnet and Belt Ribbonsj
Rich Cap do;
Worked Collars and Cuffs;
Worked Under-sleeVesi
Ladies' fine Grass Linen Hd'kfs;
Ladies' and Cents black and cOloted
Kid Gloves;
Ladies' black and cold Pic Mic do;
Ladies' and Gents Silk Vests;
A handsome assortment Of fancy Silk
Vesling.
Sept. IA, 1880. 9-y
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Private Boarding House,
New Washington Hotel.

New Washington Hotel.
FENHE undersigned will open this new
n and spacious establishment about
the goth October, and is now engaged in
furnishing il with entirely new furniture
Of every description, paying special at
tention to the neatness and comfort Of
the sleeping department. 1t will be his
aim to make the House equal in all re-
spects to any other Southern Hotel and
the attentions which he will be prepared
to pay TO visitors and boarders shall not
fall short of their complete pleasure and
satisfaction.
The House is finely situated on an
airy eminence, in a healthy part Of the
city, and has teen constructed with a
special view to the purest and most thor
ough ventilation. 1t commands an ex-
tensive view Of the river, is precisely
central as regards the business Of the
place, and is entirely convenient in ref.
erence 10 the railroad and steamboat
landings. The proprietor opens the
House with the determination that all its
departments shall be as perfect as pains
and expense can make Them, while the
establishment remains under his charge,
and invites a liberal test OF his ability lC
fulfil a promise. H. H. SIMMONS,
Vicksburg, Sept. 28, 1850. Gin
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TnsOIVent Notice.

WNHE undersigned, as Commissioner
il Of Insolvency, on the estate OF
Thos. F. Taylor, deceased, having filed
his report in the Probate Court of Madl-
son county, Mississippi; notice is hereby
given 10 all persons interested, that UNI
less exceptions thereto are filed byor be;
fore the next (November) Term of said
Court, said report will be confirmed
By order Of the Court.
j. 4. CAMERON, Cl'k & Com'r.
Oct. 10, 1850. 7-4t
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pra views OF QUA TERRITORIAL SETTLE
Most Of the Paris journals compliment
puMN, Congress and the A merican press'
mpsmsnt OF our territorial and slavery
lass The Paris National invokes the
hoo Of the world to this manifestation Of
uhy influence of unlimited Geelom OF
Eiw-the best aid in all critical situa-
! Ll Pfs"s observes:
he vote Of the 7th instant has crowned
bs efforts Of the statesmen and the jour
bit advocated the work Of Cancellation.
pan Democracy should rejoice that the
Slales have escaped from the predic-
through which they have just passed
l%onloneous demonstrations Of attach>
slhs UniON which instantly followed
FiOfNe vote should have their echo on
hOi the Atlantic. 1t will be, yet, for
lime, a need with us that the glorious
Nn people would advance in power
pity and liberty-ProVing thus to the
't the aptitude Of man Tor self-govern.
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\ BRsHT IN CHEROKEE, Ga.-The Ma.
|aihal and Messenger says: We have
P'usf rom a gentleman extensively &C.
" with the state Of pubic sentiment
F''okef, stating that the counties Of
ER' Union and Gilmer, are nearly unan-
opposed to the dis|unionists, and
~ %Cha''oOgo, Pauldng, and Carroll
7 Union delegates to the Con-
v large maiOnties. In Cor
'a1'N Murray Cherokee, Cobb and
ne contest will be close; but the
no uaIon are confident Of success
@aoi them. There will be a great
'''ilng " Kingston on the frs. Friday
'u''f and another at Atlanta at an ear
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InsOIVemt Notice.

TVHE undersigned, as Commissioner
Il of insolvency, on the estate Of Jno'
R. Gligsby, deceased, having fled his
report in the Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi !; notice is hereby
given to all persons interested, that IN
less exec ptlons thereto are filed by or
before the next (November) Term Of
said court, said report will be confirmed
By order Of the Court.
j. T. CAMERON, CIk g. Com'r.
Oct. 10, 1850. TT
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aT TELEGRAPH
/, b. PIeAYUNR.

III O. PlcAYUNR'
BALTIMORE. Thursday, Oct. 25.
NAN Meeting in Nas Kork.-A great
..,ng was held in New York last
-. very largely attended, George
5a.a. and a number Of speeches in
!, sectional fanaiicism aud the
alton we're delivered. A letter
u webster strongly recommending
d The constitution was read.
q. were offered and adopted APP
,.espt measures passed BY Con-
4. adjustment Of tho dangerous
.,iIiuq from the acquisition Of ter
Maxico; declaring the compromise
"a the. it ought to be sustained
..,,iot in the land, stating that the
+ he country is due to the sena-
CONSERVATIVES who threw aside par
,li,s for The sake Of the country, cen
\. Who, disregarding the will Of the
,.sk 10 renew the agitation, and to
s,..brand into Congress; regarding
NJ. slave bill as according with ex-
....,itu,ional slipulaiions and as hav-
! n,,sed by Congress in 1898, and sign
Washington.
\ ,n,hasiasm prevailed, and the meet
MA not to support any Person Tor any
..,ve TO be hostile to the peace meas
.l,p,,d by Congress-
'.rlran,a Election The Governor OF
Iy..i, has announced the election to
i snsen Democrats and nine Wings.
Il, .Ssves-The fugitive slaves who
E.,,.i in Canada we're starved out and
WE'D 10 return.
RoBsy,-An attempt was made last
!. nab the Village Bank at Danvers,
me robbers were fred on and one OF
rl.d, He turned out to be the o oil
,clou Of the bank.
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~ Courier and Enquirer has
II, .Su'se and now counssls it's ODE.
l''Ve Slave Law, and seem to
~ Y, Attorney General criuenden's
'liln. 'sS me law from the
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N, -We have not received in full the
|, of lbe Florida Election. Enough has
u,siyed, however, to lead to the belief
,h,l has been reelected by an increased
n, Mr.. CabelI was absent from the
ri, seat in Congress. His competitor
S,,ak gentleman Of great personal pop
|, e,nyassed the State, The issue was
i 1.union, as appeared by the following
mead Of the different papers in that State
N charged with the declaration that
pt,ler a dissolution ofMe Union to the pas
the late bill, now no more, misnamedthe
uuise bhL acknowledge the declara'
nd shall plead justification.
]. BEARD"
,ior Beard is for a dissolution Of The
because Of the passage Of the Texas
,ry. California, and Territorial Bills,
ge,her make up the Compromise Bill.
DI. The issue is Union or Disunion.
Union: Peace or War--I am for Peace
E. G.. CABELL,"
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',s''' from Georgia The Colum,
Y. .@'' s'a'es emphatically that
NJ. sonn'y i' erect. Her lance is in
NJ I o0"n, and not a plume in her
GISs. y Richmond Republican, is in
NV. spectacle, and requires the pen
ne ) DO il justice. Since the days
NJ, ,' +. !. Knight Of La Manchu, with
,lam '"u determined soul charged up
n,S asre y nothing to compare with
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sonsentIon.--The New York Ex-
.s'a'ng Of this body, remarks in ref
y IL spirit:
~''a' Affection fOr the Union, a deter
"NAAd BY the constitution, d will,
y 'equlesce in thO measures Of com.
'a''a have become the laws of III e
ans' TO continued agitation, the
sOe night hand Of fellowship to
"O'gs Of the South, an earnest
congress might he enabled here.
I. !" ~ end to dangerous and sec.
i. ~ . leg'sIate upon questions at.
..,.,' H'l'aFe Of the country, and the
was the earnest dssirs Of all the
y The Conventions
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

BY THE PR6BATE CoURr OF SAID COUNTY.
WHERE'S affidavit has teen made
" that Elizabeth Johnson, is a non
resident Of said State OF Mississippi,
and publication was ordered as to her
at the October Term, lF48, oflhe Pro.
bate Court Of Madison county: These
are there fore 10 require the said Eliza
beth johnson, and all others interested
in the estate. Of Jesse Johnson, to appear
before said Probate Court on the second
Monday in December next, (l850) then
and there to shew cause, If any they
have, Why the final settlement Of Rob
ert C. Cowan, administrators of said Jesse
Johnson. deceased, shall not be allowed
and a decree made ~thereupon accord
ingly.
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MoFFATs
Lie Pins and Phoenix BilterS

These Medicines have now beer before the
public FIR q period Of FIFTEEN XEAhS, and
during that time have maintained q high chafac-
ter in almost every part Of the globe for then e.
traordiuary and immediate power f restoring per-
feet health to persons suffering mderneary every
kind Of disease 10 which the human frame Is Liable
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THE VERNON 4 LlvrXcsToN MAJ,
THE MADIsONyTLLE MAIL
THE H%ILLsBORo, MAu,
THE RAIEoRn MAIL

IS Due, Closes.
Saturday at IL A. M. Saturday at III A. M.
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FEWER AND AGUH.
wrpnTYPTAL nIsFAgES.

MFRCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become inn
paired by the injudicious use Of MERcURY, will
find these Medicines a perfect cure, as they never
faiIto eradicate from the system all the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations Of Sarsaparlla. A single trial will
place them beyond the reach Of competition, in
the estimation Of every patient
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS
Several have lately been discovered, and theiP
u~efarious authors arrested, both In the city OGNew
York and abroad.
Buy of no one who is not an AUTuoRIsED
AGENT.
Prepared and sold by Dr.. W. B. MOFFAT,
1876 Broadway New York.
FOR SALE BY
PRiESILEY a. M0SBY.
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WILL be open for reception Of OF
tensive Improvements will
the whole establishment No win
establishment, pleasure
Knowing evidences
value its miraculous
has regarded policy
modsons and complete the original desgn,
guests well
situated remarkably healthy REGION fun Of the
renon, may carriages, improving
picturesque seek
npn alleys pistol gallery, billiards. the
heah The flowers will find peculiar
while fIow
silver and
who interested In naiuro In
been which expanded could
add the comfort and accommodation of ysitcrs The
hurdle the fancy ball. and brilliant
fireworks, viii lend their respective attractions Nor these
designed for the monde only To the holy
given spend without charge The
the church respected throughout the season.
These Springs me from
80
from both these u July when daily lines will be eab
isbed
These Springs known the Office books "Wauenton
should
Wsuenton the White Sulphur Springs in Greenbe
Terms OF board will be follows ESQ season.
month $40 week sS for rs
lodging so each and II
half No charge for children under When
tables provided children
who their the ordinary table viii price
DANIEL WARD,
June Is Superintendent
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST "a, 1850

UfMr. HEssr M LKwIs of Montgomery, AiabAns our son
travelling agent assisted BY MI b.
b. BkErr
nM IsRAEL e. JAMES, le2 South Tenth street. rhiadsi
ph general travelling agent assisted by messn WIZ H.
WxLp Jons COLLINS, JAxss DxsRIss, A. kick WxLssros,
f. A. EvAss, JANIS CLAEK, and p. LOCKS.
pyMI c. W. JAsEs, No. Harrison street. Cincinnati ohio -
travelling States assisted BY Msss
H. ssra,y r. DEsT JASON TArLok,J W. AGAsrkoss PERks
LOCKS, w. Ramsay, and G. STEIsaAs.
0O-Reeeipis from either OF the above win be good
UIy b. PALAKs the Newspaper Agent is the only
authorized this cities Of Boston, New York,
Phlsdelpha, and Empowered and
subscriptions the required His receipts will be
regarded a. payments His Offices aeBoson, Congress street.
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia, northwest Of
Third h Chestnut streets.
1WLnAa GouLpIE, OF Richmond, Virginia, general
Virginia, assisted travelling b. FULLER and JANIS
THOMAS
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JO,5lo prizes, amounting
Tickets s4O-Haives Sso-Guarters Slo-Eigbths55
package % whole 81 guarantee
them TO draw not ess than $780, which win make the nk $500
Packages draw four capitals and in this lottery draw
10, 900 dollars.
The risk being forwarded,
packages at the following rues'
% whole tickets $50 %
u half do 25o 70 eighth do ......... 20
All orders packages
will be promptly filed and official drawing
who order Address
r. FRANCE q Co, Baltimore, Md.
Aur20
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THE LOTTERY.
100000 Grand CapitAli
81, 900 two of S25, 0O0l

TWO hundred prxes OF @J,UOU each
prize any ticket having drawn Nos
il 5000 dollars!
tickets with the LIST and ID drawn Nos 81 900
splendid lottery and
lie with confidence being all thar should bea grand
capital besides number Of other splendid
This scheme examined by the
received of approval,
drawn under their personal superintendcnce