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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

MiLirART.-There was regular meeting OF
the "Virginia State Fencitlesn in connection
With the ..Wh.eing Rihcmen," at the Armory
If the Fencibles, on Wednesday evening, the
9Th instant. Capt a. Loring was in the chair;
\ committee consisting of Lieuts. Dorsey and
Iarr, and Private Shepherd on the part OF the
Fencib!es, and Lieut.. FranZheim, Sergeant Roi,
md Private Kiinklcr, Of tie Ritienen, were APP
,ointed to prepare resolutians expressive nj the
sense Of the meeting in reference to their late
EXCURSION to the borough Of Washington. The
committee reported the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
LIST. Resolrci, That we hereby tender our
heartfelt ard grateful acknowledgements to the
officers and members of the washington Blues,
Tor the very kind attention aud general hosPl-
II ity extended to us on the occasion Of our re-
rent visit to their borough; and should an OPP
portunity offer, we shall most gladly avail Of it
to SHOW oar appreciation of the same, by cordi-
ally rcciprCcating their kindness To the fullest
extent in power.
2nd. Resoircd, That in common with the cit
liens If Washington, VIC rejoice in the compile
ion of tie Hcmpficld Railroad To their borough,
and trust that the era of good feeling which it
inauguratcs and of which we were witnesses,
may know no abatement and have no end.
Sd. Robbed, Thntour sincere thanks arc tend.
cred to the gentlemen composing the editorial
corps, and to the citizens Of Washington gcner-
rlly, for their kindness and hospitality during
our brief sniourn among them; aud also to the
proprietor Of the Fulton House" for the many
cormtcSies received at his hands
RoS0lrCd, That the foregoing resolutions be
published in the papers Of this city, aud that
the editors in Washington are respectfully re-
quested to copy the same into their Journals.
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I-1HE IMPORTED CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO
''2' W 4. EnwAEDS& BRO,
corner Monroe Eni N.arket streets,
mv11 Opposite M'lMre House.
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ELECTED.
NAsnviLLE,-oet. s.-Andrew johnson, was
elected successor to Jones, U.S.Senator.
plr4sppron, Oct a.-RivsF 8 feet 8. inches
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no B0VSEYFCpERS

TO HOISEHEEI'I:RS.
IMPROVED ENAMELED AIR-TIGHT FRUIT JAltSi !.
THE ony article THAI he used year after yer and
az swer guul purpose, ing Fruits, EegCta-
GIe &C. &c. IN t.er naturS! TIE body of the Ware
perfectly solid, the Elazc pare III gass ad the Jars
poison Light porousress &C., &C., wiicl, lave
the Jars aud Cans made ef other materials
Full directions accompany each Jar. For sale Wholesale
]. X. DUNLAP & co.
i,Q7 1l5 Main street, ~ircc ing, Va.
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More New Books,

wore new BOOKS.
TUsT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Illustrated, Drawings from
- Pore Crayon, Webster and bis Master Tsces by Z F.
Il nony Rocks by High Miller; Arctic Adventure b.
Glnd, te earliest date the last Expeditions
IN sssTie 81 sF "np tsnnHn' "y nPss ,or f W
Western scenes, &C. For sale at Pu0sTs Eregs
. EO BOTTLE WAX.Just received, superior Red HOttIs
Wax, Tor sealing Bottles cans &c; For sale very
el .s5s by Main ST., 5 59s e Msyiiias.
NITALL PAGER Il have SIN small lot OF good Wall
w Paper hand which will close out very low for
I sers 'lA-s ''O" 10 It" JOS GRAVES.
~ ARcEsrERsEIRE sAUCE-A most excellent condi-
w nent for Roast Meats Steaks Outlets Chops, Fish,
and i'r saleby W. EDWARDS q BRO,
seT5 Opposite McLnre House
FEu 1NE Inaa ourrle Pow DIR, Currant ard Blaekner
" . III. CHtsups Pickles, Preserves Cordgls, ana
snndTy other good things just received ard for sale very
cheap by W. EDWAR RES BRO BRO
DAFT Pale Ale Just received and for sale by
ID seps IS. A. EDWARDS BRO
URE nRaNDY in ns gg9Ft y ard ,. 5, Al iS
and for sale by [sspsl " A EDMAEOS.& BRO
PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
JOBBERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
EDR " GOODS
BOUGHT EXCLUSIVELY
A "a Az e. TEON.
Nos. & 2 Bank Street,
BELOW MARKET,
between Second and Third Streets,
PHILADELPHIA. PENN'A.
nugls ent-d tri-w&w
FALL STYLE SILK HATS.
just received the Eastern cities the Fall
w style Of SIX Hats which dnrabiIi
;aet WIFI % ie FieEbs Snd SO that they viii 1t the
head with perfect ease aud comfort as good IT will guar
'i aGgl5 I'' nan = 80 s. D. HARPER SON.
JOLANTER'S HATS-RcceyCd this day-a very large lot
Of Black Brown aud Pearl coloEed Planters Hats Of
ali ialities and styles Of tri''nng For taIs i9T COW
D0Ys' AND YOUTHS SOFT IIATS.-A fine assortment
ID Boys Youths Hats all colors and shapes,
4 sas's W We ' l"p ~, D HARPER SON
EALL IL a sill ION
FOR 1857.
HAVING received my block for tl.e present New York
IL Fan fashion, am notwithstanding SIX Hats Of
durability cannot be cxceiIed by any mandatory East Of
the mountains, viii respectfully invite my
ALSO general assortment Of soft Hats and Caps, OF all
shapes and o aR o boys ~g1r % oo IS
quick sales and small profits.
sa! as' Hats made 70 order y ss!itss asils.
SILK AND STRAW> GOODS
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & co.
IMPORTERS AND JoBRERs OF
Ribbons, Millinery, Silk Goods,
AND STRAW BoONETS,
no 437 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETwgrS CuARLCs AID HANOVER SIS.
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skirt CANES.
lust received, a few Gross skirt Canes, by
a ,a8 j. GRAVES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

ESome dealers iIy tn sell articles instead of tI
which they make profit. Write t Dept for circular
terms art Information. Genuine is SIsnedt Mes ~ Il
Hon written Il iRG. E-wurc of cnunte.fits.
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Trnst Sale.
NOVICE.

LII persons having claims sEaintt the estate OF James
Richards iee, requested to hr TIE same duly
proven according law; those Know ing themselves in
debr viii please cAl make immediate paymentt the
un,lrrs.Ru.d JAMES II. DILLON,
se,,9lESn Executor.
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ley ii Y ORGAN, El!,or Guide to Holiness. ,''wesstn
testify Ia its enects,' Sc3 rS
PRESIDENT J. II. EATON, Il. l. j. Nturtrtesbnr" Tenn
Notwithstanding Irregular the IAlii, "n II h"r
ceased, my gray locke rastorcI "peian! '"et
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IT IS NOT "A DYE.
MRS. g. a. AhnHN s WORLDS HAIR
I

Gray haired Dald or persons with diseases of hair or
scIip. read The following and Judge nt The Rrtic!es.
MRS S. "A. ALIENS zYLOBALSAMOM
Or Worlds Hair Dres essential tn III, tl ivs-
Dressing Iyr.cd sNiaUt
being eGoRcnbs In cls,so ar Eni'r 81, Nitieg'
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'''1 AT MODERATE RATES.
ItisIocaedI the ut, opposite the Sus
pension Bridge only few from the RAlrono
ijepoth and Steamboat Landing.
EXCELLENT STABLfNG ~
is attached tar and bOarders may res
sstlred tina. 10 pains spared add to their
f0rt apSn-tidaR
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VIM. BARR BTT, PIopTfetof
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TnE Rlyra.-,rhe river is failing, with less
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

THIS we'll known Hotel has been nrsy renovated, an
;urnisi estre best Of accoWn"dsSlous to traveller
nnr. isrS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

Y NJ TI!ACtEt, 90 ycars Of sgs,y Pitcher ChcrHrgo
County, N,w YORK. "Iiy hair is now restored it Is
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OPPOSITE TIE SUSPENSION POlDGEl
WIlEEiIING, VA.
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The Last of this Season
WE have ned To-day another lot OF improved Enan
wv eled Air.tisht Jars, and the last TIA. will
have this season Call early the House Furnishing Store
~ J. X. DUNBAR & Co.,
s.p2S No. IFS Slau st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15

commanding him to 90 10 NineYeh, but he went
another way, and 80 the whale swallowed him. snd
would not let him ont until he you'd 20. He feared,
therefore that, in view Of such requsition, good
many in tie audience had not yet got out Of the
whales belly (Creai laughter.
The last toast previous to the partakng of the DEL
icncies Of the table IN the adjoining was fol-
lows:
The Pion,er' Of Ckri,tidn Civilization IN tie Uest The
founders q an Empre greater than Columbus Discovered
PiysIro conquered
Dr. Sturteyant, President Of Illinois College res
pended in strong speech, giving graphic picture Of
the growth aud progress Of The Great West.
AT the conclusion of his remarks the company were
invited to adjourn from the parcr into the dining
reOm-whither, however, our reporter did not follow
them fearing that the lateness Of the hour and the
temptation stay till after the time of ing TO press
would conflict with his more public duties to the
church aud the world.
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po,RD OF COUNCILNEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, President
PHILLIPS and bare quorum present.
The business done was not important. resolution
was adopted to appoint Committee to re-ai'tfIc. inc
city into election districts and provide for the coming
December election resolution was referred TO the
Committee ON Arts and Sciences to provide new
banner for the Fire Department, at an expense oil
81 500. resolution offered to improve Tue cOu-
dillon OF street cleaning long discussion took place
mon the condition of the streets and the prospect OF
th,r being put in good order. The resolution was fe
ferred TO tie Committee on Street Cleaning.
The Board then adopted the new ordinance reSu-
latipg the Legislative Department.
The resolution to give 800 tor clerk nire 10 ., d
Specia Comuittee to investigate the accounts OF the
Controller was adopted. 4, r,;u..o aud C;,,,
The ordinances TO reorganize the Finance ana Chy
Insn, -. Denartreut were called up aud referred
IA the Ger ,tee of the Whole. -
communication was received FROM the hgIopoN-
ran police Commissioners, asking iAe Board to pro-
vide police accommodations. Mo;.on 10 Jay on Tue
table was lost by vote Of Yeas 10 Says D. IL was
A4a communcation from the City Hall Commission
or. was without debate, referred to the Committee on
Repairs and Supplies.
Adjourned 10 Monday.
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LADms NAus-A CArTIoS. - CARTS. celebrated
writer sight, says that the wearing Of walls perma-
neh,ly week.-mrs. many naturally good eyes OF account
OF ue eEdeayOrs of the eye to adjust itself 10 the
ceastltsS vibrations Of that too common article Of
dress ladies, then. should beware of hiding their
Plet'! faces with walls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15

The Hon PHO Gridlsy Of Utea ha, been chosen
nv the desth Of the Hon. Joshua A. Spencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15

Thankful s Hersey. one OF the believers in the
Wakeman deusion, died in this city on the I'm. az
tie residence Of gentleman whose family had
kindly taken an interest in her, and provided for her
surport. She had become fully dsabused, We be-
heye,. Of the Wakeman iasaticism, and Was very
yorthS person, GNew-Heyer Journal.
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Prr Fs1,y-The following sale. were made yes

pr,, E.T,Tr- The following saIes W0re ullle q
tcrday by A. j. Blocker & CO.. ,..,oos
lot W; Bradvsy te i''n 'h4 ....'..., Cts
lot w Brosdway bet 18th aud l5''s''- -iNsah s,o
and s74....: . - p,o.5.-.v 3 6sgJll. as
lot s'uth sde lStn-s.' v. g R-Ssd,ysy 86xDll. AS
!vi south -de IDfE - iStbev 5ix9g H.. as
lot west eide lJOthst. "a - Iotb.ay 25NIfn.
lot H. e. cr Na;ll,.aI -, ~ iOtb..v 2jxlOO.. As
lot IA side Manhattan - - al I0tL Az 2jxlOo.. rs
lot L. - eide Mamma e.. sb =, lot 70 lONg ~
House aud lot No ~ ~ srbs. lot D IO1a89... 4f9)
House aud lot No ~ ". sb :, lot ~ lnxg3g. $50
House aud lot no ~ % -. Iot ~ I0xql 81 $50
House and lot No II W M rs gx25 each 10
House and lots II re-, % ~, :, 10, 1l6xt book 1850
House aid LOT no % IL l5xlCl ....... g. ~
House and 10, No - "a ~ s.v. los 2s1lO0t 800
lot south tide 9th, ~, = al sy. lot 2jxlO0i LIS
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THE MONTH OF APRIL

METEoROL OGICAL OBSERy ATIONs
n Fort Hqni'oa, " y, for the V0afh q AprA.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF vIRGINl%.

TEE IkIVH.HOND, Z
Undersigned lie authorized to sell stock of Shis
SAX :os the purpose of increasing It's capital .,
interest on its par value from lot January las,
lNY-'-n w. p STROTHER Cash'r
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
TIME FACULTY will proceed, the LIST day of July,
TO appoint State Students for the following Districts
" Powhatan, Cumberland and Chesterfield
VIII Williamsburg. James City, Charles City, New
Kent York, Elizabeth City and Warwick.
Xl Caroline and Syo;sylvania
XIII Fauquicr and Rappahannock.
Xxx Mercer, Monroe, Giles ard Tszewell.
XIII Harrison, Richie. Doddridge, Peasants and
Wood
XXTv Upshur barbour, Lewis Gilmer and Randolph.
XIV Brooke, Hancock and Ohio.
xxx Dnwiddic, Amelia and Brunswick.
xxx Lunenburg Holloway and Prince Edward
XXI Henry, Patrick and Franklin.
xXXVll stafford, King George and Prince William
XXXfX Madison. Culpcper, Orange and Greene.
XL Gouisa Gooch!und and Fluvhnnh.
Kill Frederick, Clarke and Warren.
Kill Rockingham and Pcndcton.
XIV Carroll Floyd. Grayson Montgomery and Pu.
XLvI smyth, Wythe and Washington.
XLvlI Boone, Logan, kanawha Putnam and Wyo-
XI.vTI Mason, Jackson, Cabel. Wayne and Writ.
l.. Mononsalia Preston and Taylor
State students exempted trsm the payment OF Pro-
rs-ors fees and chnrges for ma;rlculaon use OF the
library and public rooms, and rent OF dorny, but have
to provide Tor their other expenses.
Applicants for appointment must be over IL vears OF age,
and must exhibit ;esIonias Of irreproachabc moral
original vigor OF mind 10 profit by the instruction given ut
be Unvrr.i,y and of inability. the part ut their pa
rents themselves incur the expenses o their educa.
ton without aid They requested TO designate the
schools Of tho University they may wish to enter IL IL
usual to attend three in session Appointments are
for two scssions
Applications should be addressed to the subscriber and
should reach the University by the 9th Of June.
s. MAUPIN,
NAV l2-clm Chairman OF the Faculty.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND CAP
MANUFACTORY AND DEPOT.
To.


MANUFACTORY AND DEPOT.
SPRING TRADE, 1857.
GOHN DOOLEY 81. Main street, Richmond ~
- Va, manufacturer and importer Of HATS, VI
CAPS, LADIES' FURS TRIMMINGS, -
&C., &c, would on this occasion particularly
call the attention of his regular customers and
others, to the preparations he has made for the
business of Spring.
During his recent tour In the North he has visited
only the cities of Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
but also the principal manufacturing districts where
goods in his line got upthus be has been enabled
both TO obtain samples Of evey article made and pur'
chase more advantageously than heretofore.
For the importation of French goods he has made such
arrangements will insure him q regular supply of the
newest and choicest styles.
The silk and other Hnts Of his make have nvaria
bly, been deemed BY his customers superior those of
Northern importation From various improvements re-
Gently made his factory the superiority will only be
maintained but added TO.
Such country merchants as purchase elsewhere with.
oulgiving Richmond trial he would respectfully invite
to vsit his establishment. ie them should they
do they will find stock Of goods equaling in variety,
quanay and low prices that Of other house. North or
South.
His business arrangements Of the competest kind,
and the greatest attention ia paid to the careful packing
and prompt shipment of goot. March Its
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BLSOWFGE ED ACADEMY,

Five ri!t, Ws'; Of the U,;scrsi:y Of phginia.
". Leroy GR0Ux, A. NJ, Principals.
Tati!E Fourth Session oil this Academy, formerly under
q ii" ch"rse oil MIR p Ii. Goodloc, will besin on the
LIST Of September.
The instruction will include the English Ian.
Guuge and Literature md all the elementary subjects
pertaining thcrrto the Ancient Languages; tue Modern
Languages including German, French Spanish, Italian,
and English in it, Anglo Saxon FORM and the pure aud
mixed Mathematics including Civil Engineering
Lectures will bc delivered upon the subj of Chenis
Try, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
The Course viii be designed 10 furnish thorough pre-
parntiOn for the uui:ci-;y oi Virginia
The session will cUna.n terms OF five months each
Expenses for ench for Board and Tuition, in all :hc
departments. incluCc everything except lights, Sls
payable on the hrs: day Of the term.
FOR circulars containing more particular Information
address either the Principals Charlottesville Va.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty of the University of Virginia.
Prof ID. Bache, Superintendent U. 5. Coast Survey
Washington
Lieut. NJ F Msury, Superintendent National observato
ry, Washington.
Col Jefferson Randolph charlottesville.
FRANKLIN Minor Esq, do.
B. Johnson Barbour, Esq, Rsrboursvile.
Rntioph Tucker, Esq, Winchester.
U"... J. NJ M.-on, Z & senate
Judge w Tyler, Warrenton. Va
ChaS l.. Mosby, Esq Lynchburg.
Roger A. Pryor, Ecu, Richmond
May 2j-cii5m
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VALENTINE & son

UIAvE recently added largely to their stock OF Staple
Ill and Fancy Dry Goods making null and complete
of every thing and desirable IN the retail
trade. Amongst them may be found the following
Rich Silk, Barge Orgsndie and Lawn Robes; Brocade,
Plaid aud Striped Silk, in dress patterns rich figured and
pa;u Dress and Mantlla Silks; Organdie Jaconct aud
Muslin Robes; white and coored Brilanss and French
Jnconets; Embroidered. Checked. Striped and Plain
swiss Musins; Rice Lace and Muslin Curtains. cheap
Linen SheetnE; Pillow Case and Shlrting Linen black
plain aud fancy coored Cling hams French English and
American Cacoes; ladies and gents silk and Cotton Hose
gents half Hoses misses, boys and servants heavy DO Of
s descriptions and prices; Embd, Hemstched and Plain
Linen Cambria Hdk'fs; ladies Net, Silk, Lse and hid
Stoves and Mits rich figured Bonnie, and Plain Lustrng
and Satin Ribbons; trimming Ribbons, Frnges LAces and
Brsii.; Tissues Grape and Bsreees also Baresss PLAN
and figured Chalcs, Bombaznes Alpacas Mourning SATIN
and De Beges at all prices Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
and Parsso black and fancy coorsd Silk and Lace Man
tas Palm leaf Paper Linen and Feather Fans hne and
medium white and colored Linen Drinss heavy Linen,
for Burlaps and coO1sdss Cash%erss D.aps
NJ bescbed and brown Sheetings and Shirtings all quail
ties and prices aso every variety of Fancy Goods OF past
styles which they will SELL usual at or below cost Tor
| cash. NhL nN tiNE q 49,
u.uos Capitol Square
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ROCKBRIDGE BATHS.

yNNHIS favorite bathing place long known as LEIGH
II Frs and afterwards ms JORDAN'S SPRINGS, has
been recently purchased by company of gentlemen In
ockbrdcr county where is situated, and where the viz
tues the best known and will be open tor the
reception OF visitors upon the first Of July next New and
handson buildings have been erected ard no effort Will
be spared to make it delightful resort. 1t Is
beautifully located North River in the midst OF
mountain and valley scenery unsurpassed in varied beau
Lexington 10 the Central Railroad distant eleven miles
from the former md nine miles from Goshen Depot on
the latter Visitors reach the Baths in one day from
Petersburg Richmond and Alexandria, arriving At their
destination before sunset.
The temperature Of the water is little heher tnan
that Of the Old Sweet and this with the peculiar charac
and buoyancy of the water which IS nigny charged
with CarbOnc Acid Gas, and contains Magnesla, lron
&C. renders bathing in L. By universal consent OF those
who have tried H. delightful and inrigerans TO an extra
ordinary degree Its medicinal effect is nttested by fifty
years oil local experience, especially in cases OF General
Debility, Dyspepsia Diseases of the Lurgs, ucerations
wherever existing Rheumatism, Amcnorrhea, Dismcnor
rhea Meuorrhacia Leucorrhea Proapsus Uteri &c. In
the disease peculiar femnes and children It is unsur
passed. II equal!ed by any water in the world Near at
hand is fine Sulphur spring second only the famous
White Sulphur Of Greenbrer TO which Vsitors 70 Inc
Baths have free access.
Governor Henry Wise. who spent portion OF last
summer with his family 'the Baths thus speaks Of 1t
at my chosen spot In the mountains and shall GER
tpinly re visit It. ii possible, next summer"
Reference may also be had amongst many others, to
Col F. Il Smith, superintendent OF the Virginia Military
Institute; Rev VIM. S. White, D. D, and Rev. VIM n
Pendle,on OF Lexington; VIM. G. Paine Esq of the firm
OF Kent Paine & Kent Richmond; and J. T. Hunter,
ESQ, OF Selma, Alabama. May l9-c,lJuly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
SWAMI Il CO.'S LOTTERIES.
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER DRAWN.
CAPITAL PRIZE SRO O0o

1 TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS IL
hWlNG to the great favor with which our Single Mum.
~ Der Lotteries have been received by the public and
the large demand tor Tickets, the Managers s. SWAN
Co, will have drawing each Saturday throughout the
year The following scheme will be drawn in each of
their Lotteries for JUNE, 1857:
CLASS 80,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Georgia in public
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1857.
CLASS 10,
To be drawn in the City OF Atlanta Georgia in public
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1857
CLASS IL,
To be drawn in the City OF Atlanta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, JUNE goth, lsa7.
CLASS 49,
To be drawn In the City of Atlanta Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY, JUNE 27th 1857.
On the plan of Single Numbers.
Three Thousand Three Hundred &; Five Prizes.
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI