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GE A friend has sent us Circular signed b
Mr.. John N. Washington as "Chairman of tn
Wing Executive Committee of the sth Electors
District, and intended to operate on the ensuin!
Presidential election. This Circular goes bowsho
beyond any thing we have seen or heard of lately
i'm the way of false charges against the Democracy
slang, and low abuse. Mr.. Washington, for in
Stance, repeats the Foss SANDER, garbles Genera
Pierces Speech on the subject of Slavery, deliver
ed in the Senate in 1897 and declares that Joshu;
+. Giddings is going for Gen. Pierce for Presiden
because he (Giddings,) "knows" his man, anG
because also he (Giddings) "knows that Gen
Pierce will "lend his influence to the repeal of the
Afugitive-slave law and the abolition of Slavery
wherever the government has the power" If Mr.
Washington believes this, then all we have to say
lis he is too ignorant an individual to occupy the
post of chairman of the Wing Executive Com
mittee of the 9Th Electoral District -" if he does
not believe it, then has he taken very great lber-
ties with truth
This promising young gentleman, who thus rails
les his clarion voice in Circular form, also charges
that the Democrats care willing at any sacrifice,
Ito place in the Presidential chair man whose
whole education whose associations, and sohose
epery act have been, and still are IN direct hostility
to Southern interests and Southern institutions
and he adds to this compliment to the Democracy
the declaration that they "unprncipled foes
that "falsehood is their element "-and that they
y are striving to launch this country into crusade
against European dynasties, and into war of pro
|pagandism of their version of republican princi-
pies" This exalted " chairman" also has the
assurance to take Gen. Jackson's name on the tip
of his pen, and to charge the Democrats with hav-
ing deviated from the old Jackson path
Mr.. John N. Washington is clearly in a fine way
to have himself taken in charge by his friends,
and put in a straight,jacket. What sOiU he do
after Pierce is elected! His "unprincipled foes y
elements of falsehood u in the
war of propagandisin" on hand,
and Gen. Jackson not properly respected by the
Democracy Nashville Convention not yet heidi
every body but the unprincpled bodies dis
appointed, and no Offices to be distributed among
earnest and energetic Chairmen' of Committees
III! what aUiH he do when these things come to
pass !? The picture is too horrible to contemplate
We drop the curtain, and with it Mr.. John NJ
Washington and his unfortunate " Circular" Wei
would afectionately advise him to grow, think
earn, and then write, but not to publish without
first consulting Mr.. Stanly or his Committee
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w We learn that Mr.. Clingman met Mr.. 7

E We learn that Mr.. Clingman met Mr.. Todd
|R. Caldwell, one day last week, in huntsville
|Yancy, in public discussion, and that the triumph
Iof the former was complete. Our information from
Yancy is to the effect that some of the Wings viii
vote for Pierce, but few for Scott, and that many
.of them unconcerned spectators of the contest
and will not vote at all. Mr. Clingman is doubt
doing yeoman's service this week, in opposition tc
the Seward candidate
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PIERCE AND KING CLUB.

There will be meeting of the Pierce and King
Club, in the Courthouse, on Monday night next.
Turn out Democrats, in full force, on the eve Of
the great battle
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
Oct. 20, 1852.
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g We learn that the great Wing Mass Meet
ling at Winston, Forsythe, turned out ridiculous
failure Mr.. Miller spoke, as we learn, with unusu
|al bitterness The Wing State Elector sees the
hand writing on the wall, and the sight vexes him
to desperation. Every thing is right for the good
cause in Stokes and Forsythe, as the vote on Tues
day next will show. -
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated,

GUILFoRD COUNTY, Oct. 25, 1852.
al would like to inform you of tremendous Mass
Meeting which had been appointed by the Scott and
EGraham Club of GreeDsborough, TO be held on the
k2lst instant, at the crossing of the Western Plank
Road and North Carolina Railroad, in this County.
The notice had been standing some time in the Pat
riot, and large attendance was expected Sure
enough, when the day arrved-and it was bright
land pleasant one-there were about sixty seventy
persons present. and two speakers, the Eiector, Mr.
thing was so cool that the discussion turned the
claims of the citizens foE new County to be com
posed of portions of Guilfor Davidson, and Ran;
1dolph and that point to be the Court House. Send
me some Pierce and King tickets, for can assure
Ayou all is right here.''
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RIOOdLess Afr0u-

WASHINGTON. Oct. IS. A fst-fght occurred this
morning in front of Winder's building, between Col.
Roberts and Capt. McLane, both of the u. s. Rife
Corps. in which The former got considerably worsted.
TFhe difficulty grew out of Capt. McLane's letter re-
'aec'ing upon the courags. of Gen. Pierce. Capt.
HardcasHe was also party/to the QUARREL The Adj
utant General Immediately gave orders for the arrest
lot McLane for striking his superior officer.
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NOTICE.

A PPtICATION will be made to the General As
" sembly of North Carolina, now in session, for the
1assage of an act authorize certain persons therein
,amed to raise by way of lottery twenty thousand dol
ars, and excavate out Canal. and make road
aa and Road commence at some suitable place at
he AIbemare Sound.
Or to revive and amend the acts Of the Legislature,
therein named to raise by lottery, six thousand
dollars to cut Canal in Washington County. Or APP
1Icaton will be made to the Legislature Of North Caro-
ina now in session. for the passage OF an act to incor
oor.te COMPANY to cut and excavate out Canal and
make Road along the same in WashingtonIC County.
Said Canal and Road ocommence at some suitable place
1t the AIbemarle Sound in the aforesaid County.
October 2lst, 1859. p. ..- lOO-td
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MARRTED,

In IreelI county, N. Co. the 18th instant, by Mil
ton Campbell, Esq, General Asa Summers, aged 81
years, Miss Emeline Potts, aged g. all of Iredel
The General stands crutches but says himself,
ten sons and thirteen grandsons will all support Pierce
and King. Con-.
OF Southern and Western papers please copy.
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A letter from a friend gives brief account of
the discussion at Kinston between Col. Ruffin and
Mr.. Staniy. 1t says that Mr.. Stanly's speech was
lin his usual STYLE Of bitterness and abuse; Col. Ruff
Inns reply was able and to the point. His speech on
Tuesday fully equaled the expectations of his friends,
and was admired by the Wings who heard it. Our
correspondent assures Us that Pierce and King will
receive very large vote in Lenoir County.
Colds. Rep. & Pat.
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~ We publish to-day well-written account
1 of the Henderson Wing Mass (!) Meeting. We
learn that some eight or ten Wings who heard Mr.
Badger avowed their determination quietly and
i privstely to vote for Pierce and King. Mr.. Bad
ger is, therefore, it seems, beneftting the Democ
racy by his speeches, and we hope he will continue
Ibis labors.
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FLORIDA 1t is now conceded on all hands that
Florida has elected Democratic Governor and, a
Democratic Congressman. The Democratic ma
ajorty ranges from two to three hundred. Florida
NAV be set down as certain for Pierce and King.
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OHIo ELECTION. The Columbus Statesman has
official and unofficial returns of the Ohio election from
all but two counties, and estimating the result in
these, the democratic majority in the State for Su.
preme Judge, is ls,94s. Richmond Enquirer.
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E4r John 8. Eaton, Esq, of Granville, has sent
US turnep which weighs eight pounds, produced
the present season. Itthrows Mr.. Johnson's guano
turnep completely in the shade.
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PLANK Roam Tolls. The Tolls on the f. & w,
Plank Road fos September. amounted to 81 ,663.
For the first fifteen days of October. they will ex
coed 81 900. Fayetteville Observer.
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TUsT ARRIVED. 700 lbs. best Ohio Hams,
y 500 lbs. best Goshen Cheese,
600 lbs best Goshen Butter, --st r
500 lbs. bacon Lard.
Q barrels fine Northern Apples.
2 boxes Lemons and Sicily Oranges,
6 bbls fresh Soda Water and Sugar Crackers
bbls. fresh Herrings and Mackerel, &c. &c
Call at ..a FIR. MAHLER'S,
At the west side of the Capitol.
October 9Th, 1852. 99-4t.--
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COMMON SCHOOLS
OFFICE OF THE LIZ

/ RA1EH October !
70 r Counties hi
I'm
distribution t the same
DAVID
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and Wrought Nails, all sizes--Powder
and Shot Bar Lead, Blasting Powder.fos sale by
ess 5.tMeKTMM0N.
October &c, 1852. 100
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67,sIs 7sI $I2s, 1O2 IA

of distribute
the Tsi formed.
1t
" of SLOT
entitled
eNewben ,Newbem;
Charlotte
Ashle will publish the the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09
REMOVAL,

u,
nUDLEY JOHNSTON have removed TO the TO entity oc'
cup,.d by Mesrs Co No lis Eagle Square,
where ey receiving and opening Iarg. ard handsome rs
snment Staple and Fancy Dry Goo which they nrie inc
attention of their patrons AMI The public generally
tn THE PATRONS OF THE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, MA
TIIEWS {. CO, AND THE PURLlC GENERALLY
Having taken Goods Store OF
DUDLEY JOHNSTON succe:so TO Messrs cay Mathews
Co rescfuIly ask the customers
OF the a;e employ have spent years. to inc
large and desirable of staple and fancy Dry Goods, Iu re-
feeling warranted assuring then
that position aided by the accommodating aud io
spirits Of employers shall be all render them The ams
5ltisfactii n. WILLIAM q. FER6tS''''
AnrlG --c
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LARGE STOCK OF Dry GOODS An COST:

LARGE STOCK Of DRY GOODS Al COST.
EpROWN and aleacIs,I Conns
Paid, and aFacs and white Gnsha"4
MarsciIics andsiS frnsa
English an, Calicoes--
Go-cs Hosiery an,i .ian!SeFclicis
Together asame" Of Spring Goods a: cost for cash.
or doIr and find great bargains
Aurli ! TIIOS 4 UfAs ELLIS q CO, LOG Main street
GEHT TEEN II RA - TiSGiIA
= RlIroai Company under the act OF March 9TH s9 are
e5s ,y "S i ass Fl G msfy
July August October Nvembc- and De:emie $50 anu
o o Nf[ fret a Sa S Nay jun" July
hsrs under the act ann 5 @ are n 70 " in adj
dont 10 the acquisitions January February ana March, iS2
,nri,7t BY order OF The Board d GsRRTr TREASURER
FEMALE SCHOOL - crinEK H.. sI..B ),
REED Of Richmond charge Ct School al her residence
a1aiIs herself Informing parents and ratdan, who
With; pa1nise III! shoe n,rs t " no" 'sa'
1t viii be The object the naaaremsa; Of :h fchS TO a.
sssn,c Instruction. ccnhac4 lar az possible ~'h the social
I'd @ bc o al o no v to health the
the nsec but the religious instruction OF inc
Nv cboo, will be commencing the 10Th March
and at tho expiration five months vacation Of one month VIII De
Miss RsED vii have OF the English depart
ment ,Dr, ~,
Ffs"eh and Music ." the ri! TsR r, il' l. AA"s
BOARD an" '"'''" - nc 7 slGO GO
iio!'h- o 90
srencn. - r p,,,, p OF
PupiI. entering aert beginning OF tho will be charged oa
from the date admission al s Of enquiry receive prompt a.
nni;nn address < T RLANTdK Raine's Tavern.
49, -.cw.x Cumberland County. Va
GROE-I61 tons Tre:-aar S~s!ss English and country iron;
comprisius an fiat round square, oFa ha ''''
and sheet. ~
tons Nay!or's square IA; and n-tagon Cast Steel
tons Ens am! bliteicd aud 'snan seei ;, Tin
$50 h,xea ard bright roofing AMI crnss ana
PLOUGH Plates Bar eal, Zirc Sper AMI isnes = ~, ' 70
Anrii ci. EDWIN nN.--- .
I =, ,,r5 hTcr rolls of Sheet Lead, Tor
- sale by ohiiii {; Ns;nsr..,
April W. -, ~
IVA TLORIS PATEET HAEiEs.-Aaother supply !"
4 these ropusr Har,s. received and for sale hy ,.,,
Anril J. S WALTHALL, Sole AGENT Richmond
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PARKER, BAYLY a. NT,IMO,

Io5bcr. Retail Dears Foreign and D,mes'c ape ana
Fancy DRY Gods, No. li3 EGgI Square, Richmond IG
Respeciluy call their extensive assortment OF
new and desirable goods they offer merchants and cry an"
buyers good they can be had mere
and else here :, ,u,
Mr. Cay formerly OF the firm Of Mesrs Gay Mathews
e. Co Of this city, in the purchase and sala OF their
Goods
re Undersigned since termination OF the business OF Cay
Mathews has malo with Messrs. Parker pay!
~ h Simmo he found ,her establishment wefe
he will be happy his old and friends They
may aso rely upon the prompt and faithful execution order
entrusted to him. CHAS D "Ai'
Anrll LII
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HnTIGE


TyIOSE persons indebted the estate OF the a Ut zones
Copo requested their respective deo's without
law and liberal indulgence has been extehae aa
h.yc neglected nav over tic accung The condii and
best interests of require prompt payment g.,
disregard this noce expect That tner oohuS
will be placed in the hands Of attorney Tor collection
" = MARY JULIETT CLoPToN, Exeeui''y.
t.ncLL
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CHINA, GLASS AND EAHTHENW ARE.
MERCHANTS and the public generally i'itSt go
WI examine tho large spring stock OF EaHhenwate,
and GLASS; China Hall, No Is Main street. whcie cl 80
will find The styles and at unusually low
prices. ,,rc,, ,r.r,
March Colin Ht1li a Wal IL.
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SUCCESSORS OF D. PAINE l. co. Managers OF Lot
Grand ssnsmes for april ,dh,, 1924 '5E;;
s50.uOn. 10000, lnM0
Sixteen drawn ballot. in every package o" 20 rsets
Saturday, April 10Th IS Nos. lGara"n
Capitals:
prize of s5o ,t"S ~ ~ prizes Of sl@S
10000 % $50
5000 a. 200
Tickets sis; halves 81; quarters IS
cocoon. 1900, 5000.
Susnuehanna Lottery Class drawn baltimore We'd
nesJay, April l4'h, IS5a IS Nos. 10 Drawn.
Capitals
prize of $1,000 5000, r''z. Of s1. 900
/. 50tl y 700
Tickets 10; halves u quarters 2 30.
$4,000, l2497 6r,O Ion OF 1903. oo Of SOL
Gan Consolidated Lottery Class 10 be drawn al Baltimore
on saturday. April l7!h. IS Nus. Il drawn
Capitals: $50
prize Of siaM" ! PrineOi i@%
6hu 100 hY
Tickets s0; halves5 quarters . 90
BRILLIANT LOTTERY FOR April. %. ls5,.
sG5u01 45,pU1, - 800. 100 prizes Of 1850.
Grand Consol,aed Lottery Class X. drawn Baltimore
on Saturday, April q, lS32 - Nos. IL drawn.
Grand Capitals
prize Of sG i,% r''.e of e'S Sn"'
a5oou 100 $500
60 lowest No prizeJ 30 &c, SC. Sc
Tickets halves ~ quarters 3 Certificate Of package OF
wholes $3.50; halves iioi quarters 7n
syi.e7 l5.av7.50!
susque,anna Lottery be draw" Baltimore We'd
nesaay. April eSih IS Nos: !? nrl~i' 90 an
Prize OF e 53%n = E'':s OF i.sH
"a 7Tr,i * 800
5.Wa id0 - lN
Tickets slO: halves ): quarters2 80.
nc Orders Tickets Of the Maryland atess Will
the po'r; dmdconaenia tI;Snoni Atres=eato
Marchsl or C. W PURCELL. Richmond. Va
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NEW STAGE IL NE.
FROM NEW CANTON, BY FEMALE INSTITUTE, TO BUCK
ISGIAM C.. II.
pAssENGERslsere Richmond az 9 P NJ, kEGN<rAn
Packet Boats. arrive at New Canton at 9AeSsgRgENFE
morning, and al Buckingham Z
al 3 F. VI. Fare through So %.
Returning. House Monday "Wednesday and friday
AZ NJ arrive al New Richmond day al
Up. NJ BOYD, EDMOND DA'6Nrohi.
mill
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SPRING STOCK
AUG. AMI DE IL y . 81 co..,
Wholesale Dealers in Straw and SILK GoodA,

AUG. ANDER o - 81 co.,
Dealers in Straw md Silk GoodS
No Il. a..
sock of Stock six ""s before "f.red IN
rnncs
grade and variety which entirely new designs elegant
paiter and T goods large supply oil SS inet' an eS
Ribbons a tn" latest infnra
iuGs comprising all the styles market making ne con"
nIct. and Northern city,
French Flowers: Bonnet Silks nsons blond acea
Tabs TrnlntGsH and
shor; every article tpens the Millinery Trade Also ana-
ma Pedal Rutland Florence Cohus. Pearl ard r. L. Hats Manu-
featuring their goods department. they feel coh
dent they the: n purchased eise~iec
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- MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.-Ths
S .rnr, meeting oil Medical Society of Virginia. will be
Tho Krnn,ou! Aher "Wednesday. April 2;h 1852
ss ii MAJ; will be transacted; and It is hoped that
-, nu.lgcr OF elbows will he in attendance.
~ order ii lie S1c!":y /. u" EooIn,
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Ef&.IOKS. BELL d co..
IMPORTERS AND JOBsERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRf

40. II, Pearl Street.
s9rE havo Commanding and carefully selected
w soc Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods which
cash tho usual credit 20 the
virginia and North Carolina trade We will be constantly in receipt
of Err. Goods rieGs that stuck during the
ho. be one attractive ODE found in this
any other market. ;,
Wc ct particularly ask city merchants ana the trade
stock Of Prints Lawne Cling
hams e. AMI white Emhrncreh French Mnsins BiTcSc dans,
rama Co! striped Popns chaics SC DC winch we are
cone wi be ound 10 d. tie LARGEST and choices; offered in
Ibis city. 80 ,
Our stock brown and h!eacci goals and other heavy dome'
tic goods complete; and oTr them, usual! at small COM
nurchasts BROOKS, BELL Il co.
March II
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Tho Chine Wizarls Cake Spanish mar
,ouin and list of his most surprising
FEATS IN NkCROMANCY.
Sy- Full particulars in the small bills. -
III ADMISSIOSnXes 80 cents; Parqueuc 70 cents ohe'
usual.
Office open daily from 10 A NJ. to- r. NJ
anrl : j. " WESTON. agent and Secretary.
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NUJk, VI = HI II JT-LVF
rykk Il EnE a.

NREEDEN g. FOA
gBAyE iust received 1914, la and 1874 Linen shesanss
n ami lo4 Table Dimask
Birds Eye and Scotch DalsrH
Napkins and Dowlas
rs and ! 1 Irish Linens
as and 5i Pillow Linens
French and Irish Dr!Iin:s ...-s
nwn and eached Coons with full stock Of Servants Hno
Chdens which they Offering very cheap 10 the Guy anu
country friends No 2li, BfNohD oinhhi.
March rOvH
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SPRING SUPPLY OF FISHING TACKLE,
AT SUTHERLASDS,

IT r
Opposite the Virginia Banks Main street.
HAVE received fresh supply OF FISH <sc1lsE=5s
4 ING TACKLE. embracing some OF the EySRSS
rares beautiful and ingenious contrivan' E7T ~
for the anglers amusement, have ever ~
had.
FISHING RODSA beautiful assortment, including come mos
admirable aud convenient
every Of material and size from the
nnlnw line Lines OF every klhd !ornleu
complete manne-thc petty little mlno" he
not less carefully fitted than the larger kinds.
FISH HOOkS-he greatest variety embracing all Oil KINDS
them the curious and successful Maryland
hook hook e Virginia hook, &c
FLOaTS-Of every Descriptions Flies and Reels
selected with and comprise the argeet
and have Besides have variety OF other
accommodation OF The disciple
OF Issue Walton.
IMPORTED GUNS-I opening five English Guns.
the shooting will sell
them small advance prime Cost.
Members Of the Legislature and country are requested
call =. SUTHERLAND,
March 24-lm Main stree. opposite the banks
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EifIEsG!isgFsiS;',

STRING; DRESS ,1tGD$.
'eNtlE SUBSCRIBERS AEE PREPARED 40 ENIflGlr AN AS
'ortIrr al Fancy Goods that style and rrts wall give
nnt.lu
Rich back all 'o.o"l Elccads SILK
riIiG ait hars-,! dl
Plain i.C. Gro dc Rhine 10
Fpull j anil l,liI
SATIN pl.i!. terra - anh Grenadines.
Rack ln! ruiyfri lirrnl:.ca.
rla!n and iru..i rilIIil
Pain ani silk pla.; mourning J4s;'cr.
tul.c.. /. xna lacuic's aIJ GT.JE,!ti,
Si.In rait r"p!;H'.
f.cnch aut! 1 ic.II frn.;.
Paid Sad rErr;cd Bingham,
rvrry ,rs-riG Ion II "i3s"s' aDl Ladies Hosiery
Grass AZ! in.dct skirts
mi ii T. rlf.ai G,uTe-.
Neck and Sa!tni Ribbons.
Cnnred Marc .,iail. aEi Era ,!s Nap.
Sari:,lds anG White Grape SHaws
Lace an! Nus in taIc-. GLARS. Sleeves. Sc &c.
PARKER, RAYi.Y Il NiMM0,
april 6 M li3 Eagle Square.
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L0I"E'E:HsES,

xsou7H FoSn4EESfnS ss sS: nosD vner
Drawn Nos; Of Kentucky, Ex,ra, NJ s,A1riIs:
u,,r NJ ~ . ., :. =. i II 3! II 80 II Il - -
fi:Es'" 5iss:: s''n and paid by s7s,7roy
IS 3 nr' " " < keo g Gas q 8 $ Ar ~
Ticket Nos" % ga prize Of $3.50 sold n4 a' i'm ALTON
r,sx. -: : {; 5 q eairos
D"Gs q G = s :; 8 !" g Is Is s = A IS
Ticket Nos. % ~ O., rri2e Of 500 sold aad paid BY
Pro; 70 N u a. q Fso y !: f !: A s d.
scheme. Tor the week.
-kenuckY, No - Capitals si3 lB - Nos u drawn
SATuRDAy-Sen,ucky Extra No 81. Capitals $3.50 10 NOs
sATuRnAr-ks@,ucky No. 81 Capital s5oo'o. IS Nos, IS
-. Se1u'ky Lottery No S. April A. iS52 ca.ls,- rae" a!
s5 So 81 s S": f a s' ILL., So " 'O
Prize ks" o sIs s5y a; g. Be sco A d I'm Cay s
81 Numbers I3drawa Tickes sIo-sharrs in rn'I"ron
.: ss"ri*y .Ss %S &c &C., 81 M A s ss t ri sc O.
sPEND6 ) SSr E sS APRIL ar
oton 100 Of IrG 100 Of 500 $50 Of 800 &c e Numbers ii
1' Ks";uety os s No 'a d"w" r e @ =
41tawa capals; przeSI st@ ,'',a q" l"""' OF '""
@ Buyers referred iiSt al prizes Shs reg stercn
continues" increase the number sold and yaidb Inc
Orders OF Packages Certificates of Packages a
TO- andlrawingssent whenrequesed. Please itiress to
Aprlla y. STRhTTnN. Richmond Va
LAMB EKT,S OFFICE.
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under The Exchange Hotel Rich.
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g. Drawings OF the X eniucky lotteries.
DfaYn Nos. u Kentucky, 80. -, April L.
4S IS 40 II IS 81 81 50 Is "a 81 IL 81
Ticket 80 80 IS. prize. LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Of kentucky. Extra. 81 April 9Th:
{ Il 81 81 Us - 80 5, &! q 81 IS =.
Hall 81 IS IS, prize LAMBERT.
Drawa Nos Of Kentucky. Glass 20. April 9Th
23 Is q CT 80 30 40 i5 81 q Is.
Drawn Nos. nI Kentucky, Glass 20. April Tih
81 ~ 10 q 81 81 - l2 : q 81 sc.
Whole 81 10, aprizc Of 500 LAMBERT.
schemes the Week.
FRDAYThc Kentucky Stale Lottery, Glass No 81 Capitals
Of sl3D0, 5000, o, 200 lll7 OF l.GE &c 10 NoH, 10
drawn. Tickets So.
SArIRDAY-re Kentucky State Lottery. Class No. So Capt.
s:OOn, 2UHn0 lnOG 5000 3tIJ. zig 80 OF lu &c75
Nos. l3 drawn. Tickets si2-sEares in proportion.
Change Of hour Sales close III the above Lotteries at 81
O'Clock the received the evening
telegraph.
" Drawings ofsmacr Oh Tuesdays Thprs
lays and Saturdays Sales close al o'clock Price Of Tickets
and Two dollars.
-oresf Packages Certificates Of ackases single Tickes
the above Gregory Maurys Lotteries
day AT rom to sailor
tickcts) will the prompt attention. anu The
adventures Address
THOMAS LAMBERT.
No. 3. { yctancr Place, Richmond, Va
E Reco!ec. No. 3"Tkses luck nnid numbers says Rory
O'Moore" April 1902