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weapon, it is our favorite instrument o war, and in our own woods, in our coun try's successful struggle for liberty, th sharp repoit of the partizans unerrinj rifles, hath spoken a signal of defiance t< the bristling bayonets and musketry o their persecutors. Should ire ever b< called upon in defence of rfuir country, Kershaw can still retain href good name bj sending to the field a Well equipped and able corps of Riflemen. ONE. for the courier. Mr. Editor:?Wishing to convey to a kind, unknown, the expression of my acknowledgement for the strange, though not unwelcome present I received from him, I beg leave to do it through the medium of your respectable paper. . 1 was, not long ago regaled with one of those amphibious reptiles, which naturalists have distinguished by the sounding appellation of rana maxima amrricana aqnatica, or is vulgarly called Bull-frog, that often interrupts in our neighborhood '*the deep serene*' with its loud or rather thundering monotonous noise. Whether the polite incog wished to please my sight as being an atteniive ob^rver of the various productions of nature, or to present me with a fair specimen of the gustable ones, I cannoi cietcrmire, but he has my best thanks for the selection, as nothing e??uld please my palate better than this cracettan or croaker, neatly trimmed and dressed wih a sauce piguante, as on the luxurian tables of the ancient Romans, it used to be served, as vying with any of the best fricassees, amongst their splendid dishes, not excepting Parrot's tongues. Either maxima or parvula rana, will he thankfully received by EPICURUS-. ?M???? - a ????? Commttcfol (Eourfrri C A M D E V, S. C. SEPTEMBER, >3, H37 The course which rumor haa assigned to Mr. Calhoun with respect to the strb-treasury system, has somewhat bewildered hiB friends here, so much so, that many of them are at a loss to know to what party they now belong. Query?Of what party is Mr. C. The Managers of elections are required to onen their respective Boxes on the second Monday in October and the day following for the purple of electing a Tax Collector. The election to be conducted jn the same manner as the election lor Representatives. The managers to meet at the Court House at 12o'clock on Wednesday to count ] the votes and declare the election. We are requested to state that unforeseen events have compelled Mr. J. G Clark to decline continuing a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing election?Mr. Willinm Baskins lins also declined, leaving the following candidate's vit: THOMAS C. BRYANT, WILLIAM DRAKEFORD, OSBURN J. DYE, THOMAS BERRY ROBERT BARNWELL SMITH, Esq. has by permission of the Court of Equity, changed his name to Rhf.tt, this was necessary for the pur pose of inheritinga leg ?cy, to thepossession of which the assumption of the naine was made obligatory* The Alabama Mercury says, we regret to l'enrn that the Cotton crop in this region of the country has sustained an irreparable injury by the long continued drought. We have been informed by some of our most intelligent planters, taut it has already been cut short neatly one half. Statuary Marble, which has hitherto been iuported at a very considerable expense, has been discovered in the Cherokee country, equal to the best found in Italy. CONGRESSIONAL. WASHINGTON, Sept 11,1837. The lone of the Senate to-day, is decidedly expressed in .'avor of a siiori session. Mr. Hubbard presented Several petitions, of which he moved the reference to the Committee on Naval A flairs. They were of a private character. Mr. Calhoun said he wished it to be determined whether the Senate intended to take up! any other business, except the special bu siness recommended by the President* and for that purpose, lie would move to lay the petitions on the tnbie. He withdrew his motion, to enable Mr. Hubbard to make a short explanation, and it was renewed by Mr. Buchanan, when it was agreed to by a large majority. So the extra session will be exclusively for the special business. Mr. Wright made a report, in part, today, from the Committee on Finance. It consisted of a bill to postpone the transfer of the fourth instalment of the su rpl (IS revenue, to the States, under the distribution bill of the last session. Mr. Wright said he should call up the bill for consideration tomorrow, and should also make a further report from the Committee on Finance. Mr. Calhoun objected to hasty legislation, desiring time to examine every measure by itself, as well as in connexion with such other measures as might he brought forward. Mr. Webster said he had the misfortune not to concur in this bill, but he would throw no impediment in its way, asking only on opportunity to express his own views. He wished that whatever was proposed to be done to relieve the distresses of the country, it would 4 i be done promptly. He was witling to leave the remedy in the hands of the m?* e jorilies which sustained the administration iu both Houses. !So, that on to-morrow. I we may cxpectthe discussion to commence ) on the subjects of the remedy for the pubf lie depression. A good deal of curiosity has been excited, and a good defcl of spe' culution is abroad, as to the course which 1 Mr. Calhoun and the Nullifiers mean to ' pursue. The last report is that they inI tend to support the Sub-Treasury system, recommended by the President, provided the fiiends of the administration will sub-, mil to certain modifications. It is s?id. ! that the nullitiers Will agree to the system, provided th'it the security demanded from the Collectors Bhall be sufficient to cover all possible defalcation*, and that this money after reaching a certain amount, shall | be deposited in the State Bank*, in which the Slates make theii depositee. ? cannot tell whether these are really the grounds on which the nulliliers intend to support the project of (he administration, but certainly such is the rumer of the day. A few days will s\iflice to shew what will be their course. In the House to-day, there was some spirited discussion oil tire project of the letter of the Secretary of ihc Treasury, to the {Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the House, informing them that member! might receive their pay in specie. Thare was a large sum in gold purchased on Saturday, by one of our brokers, from members, being their first week's pay and milage. The amount purchased at this single office, on ti.at day, was over eighteen hundred dollars. The city is filling up fast. Although not genf rally the rase, some of the members have brought in their families to visit vv asftiftgmn. The strangers here are unusually numerous. This being the season for Southern families and individuals to spend in the North, and numbers of these being on their wing homewards, the federal city is a point at u hich they meet, and where they are likely to spend a few weeks in listening to the debates, until iho proper season for their moving South shall arrive. 1 do not know that I have ever seen the city more fu'l of s?rangers than it is now. It is rumored that the session may he brought to a termination by the tenth of October. Rumor.?We find in our Express slip of the Baltimore Republican of the 9th inst. received yesterday, the following rumor, which is in a measure, confirmed by the subjoined extract from the Carlesion Patriot^ and by the canded tone of the 1 Charleston Mercury in its comments on J the President's Message. I Extract of a letter, dated I Washington, Sept. 7, 1837. I have just heard, (and I am so gratified with ihe news that I cannot forbear communicating it without delay) that J. C. Calhoun tins unequivocally declared his lull approbation of the plan of the | President for the further keeping of the I pontic money. Such is the rumor universally prevalent here, and as fur as I have enquired universally believed. It is also said that the South Carolina delegation j will go with hiin. It is entirely certain i that Preston and Cralle, editor of the Reformer, has openly avowee! their deter- ( mination to uphold the plan. The Charleston Pairio*, of Monday af- j ternoon last, has the following: Important Rumor.? It was a current c report this morning, said to he contained 1 in letters from Washington, that Mr. Cal- J houn, with several of the Delegation from ? this State in Congress, had declared them- t selves in favor of the President's sngges-' ? lions, in relation to sub-Treasuries, and 1 the divorce of the government from hanks c of every description. Our correspondent at Washington is silent on the subject, hut that theie is some foundation for the J report we firmly believe, and which a day f or two will develope. I r Johnson, the Lexicographer, once made i a bet with Boswell that lie could go into p the fish market and put a Billingsgate wo- ^ man in a passion without saying a \v rd that she could understand. We do not e happen lo have the original v^rtion of the ' anecdote bv us, and shall therefore tell " the story in our own wav. The doctor commenced by silently indicating with his 1 | nose, that her tish had passed the state in 0 I which a man's alfactories could endure ? their flavor. The Billingsgate la 'y math* t a verbal attack common in vulgar aria' ce, which imputed the classification in n natural history, or" the doctor's mother. The doctor answered, "You are an arti- 8 jele, madam." " N.? more an article than d ' yourself, you bloody, misbegotten villain!" v " You are a noun, woman ! ' '* You, you, j you" stammered the woman choaking with |. rage at a list of titles she could not under- F stand. " You area pronoun !" The bel- * dame shook her fist in speechless rage. j " You are a verb; an adverb; an adjective ; a conjuuc'ion ; a preposition, an interjec- v .: 199 i i ? - i nun : Hiiieiiiiuy continued tne doctor, ap- 11 plying the harmless epithets at proper intervals. The nine parts of speech com- 8 pletelv conquered the old woman, and t she dumped herself down in the mud, 0 crying with rage at being thus black- 8 guarded" in a Set of unknown terms, $ which, not understanding, she could not f answer. 1 To PREVENT WOUNDS FROM MORTIFYING.?Sprinkle sugar on them. The lurks 1 wash fresh wounds with wine, and sprin- i kle sugar on them. Obstinate ulcers may 1 be cured with sugar dissolved in a strong 1 decoction of walnut leaves, 1 i Military ftoanm 8ctNi.?Th?'hoi< pita I a were very be J, but this convalescent depot wee terrible. I believe no officer had gone through it, and no wonder, as the filth was shocking. All. were lying huddled together on the bare stones of a convent, without windows, and no blankets. 1'entered where there was a lot of Scotch. .1 said ''Boy, what's the matter wi* von *' Ao a tit lit? ?!?? K??<l " A J ? y , w? ? ftfVHUt Jlliw ther, " Unco safr ta?s," i. e. death ! '*And what is the matter wi* you !'* Oh he is dead, and so is the man near him;'* am) sure enough there were three poor devils all dead, with their mouths close together, to keep each other warm. 1 picked up inthis way about twelve dead or in the act of dying.- Entering a small room in a corner, i was nearly knocked down by the effluvia. Here nine men had been for four days without any surgeon to look after them. I suppose they are Sow all dead. I proceeded to another dark room, and there seventeen men had been for forty-eight hours, abandoned, all suffering from severe dysentery.?Shaw's Memoirs. Coming to rim Point.?It is staled in a Boston paper, says the Arj?ns, that a Clergvman of that city recently said in Dr. Ch inning's pulpit, that "If Jesus Christ should now re-appear, exactly as he was at the first coming, a poor Jew ; his hands hardened by the use of the saw and the axe, of the fishing line and the net with clothes toil-worn and travelstained, he would not be received into genteel souiety, that he would be excluded from oui drawing rooms; that, even jf he should enter a church consecrated to his religion, a committee of the church might be appointed to eject liirn ; and should he ask a seat at his own commu nion tabic, tie might be refused. Commercial. Latest dates from Liverpool, . . August 14. Latest dates from Havre, ... . July 23. . LIVERPOOLTaujt 14. POTION.?The demand lias been extensive, both from the trade nnd speculators, and l-4d ner lb advance has been realized on the inferior to fair qualities of American; Egyptian and Brazil (with the exception of Maranhain) are also higher and East India has improved. The business of the week amounts to 40,8(30 bales, nnd comprise 230 Sen Island at 13d to 24d, with 80 Stained at Gd to 9d; 5.700 Bowed, 5d to 7d; 5730 Mobile Alabama and Tennessee, 4 1-2 to 7 l-4d; 17,480 N.O. 5d to 8d; 1720 Pernainbnco, Parnibn, &c. 7 l-2d to 9 l-2d; 500 Bahin and Mnceio, Gd to 8d; 1880 Maranhain, Gd to lOd; 150 Peruv an, 7d; 500 Laguayra, 5d to 7d; 2G0 ? 'nilhagena, 5d to Gd; 10 West India 7d; 3GI0 Surnt, 3d to Gd; 10 Madras, 4 1-2d. nnd 3n0 Bengal at 3d to 4d per lb; of which 4500 American, 150 Surnt, ami 70 Egyptian are ran speculation. with 2100 American, 700 Surnt, and 250 Bengal for shipment. The prices of Friday last are fully supported, though perhaps not higher, but ' otton offers very sparingly in proportion to the Hem nd. The sales on Saturday were 5000 bales, and to-day 5000 bales, of which 1500 Surats were taken partly on speculation. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 15. COTTON.?We have had a good business doing and the sales amount, to 4,500 bales, at the lullj prices of last Friday. LONDON, August 14. I MONEY MARKET and City News.?This has been a remarkably quiet day at the Stock Exchange as we are still without nny urther news from the Peninsula, and nothinir transpired re?raidiiur Imme matters to affect the value of the funds. Consols left off at 91 5-8 sellers for money, 91 5-8 to 3-1 for the 20th instant, and 91 7-tf to 92 for the Octoier account. Exchequer bil's, 47 trt 49 premium. By the olficia' returns of llie amount of notes simulated b.v the private and joint stock banks hrnughout England and Wales between the tirst ?f April and the first of July it nppenrs that the jrivate batiks issued 7.187,0791, being a deceased, is compared with the previous stateu.ent, of 88,llll. A8 regards the joint slock bnnks there is a lecrease of 70.5151 ; the circulation during the pintler ending July 1st being 3,094.7041., and du ing the previous iluee months, 3,755,2791. The otnl diminution %of the circulation of the private ind joint stock banks is, therefore, 158,0201. As he reduction was expected to have been much rreater, it may be fairly nrgued from this report hat confidence is rapidly reviving in the country renerally, and that business is assuming a more ibeerful and wholesome nppcarance. THE CHOLERA.?Malta Gazettes of the 26th lit. have been received, from which we are triad o find that the cholera was on the decline. The bllowing wns the last official return. From 10th July to 2~>th July, 1.r?2l new cases lave occurred, out of whirl), f>08 have died. The above numbers are exclusive of the cases n Gozo, which are now reported separately. We ire sorry to observe that the disease is on the ncrease in that island, where it declared itself 27 lays after its first appearance in Malta. The cholora morbus is making considerable rava res in Syria, particularly at Damns us and Aleppo.. dr. Wa-dlaw Ramsey and a daughter of the Duke if Plaisance. both travellers there, are among its | 'ietims. , FRANCE.?The advices from Paris are to the 3th, inclusive. The question of the dissolution if the Chambers was not yet decided, but tlie general opinion was, that they would be dissolved. The Police had made farther domiciliary visits o the houses ot suspected persons. Peace had been concluded between the French nd the Hey of Constantino, the latter acknowedging the soereignty of France. LettersI speak very confidently of the perfect tate of tranquility existing throughout the.kingloin, and the high promise of the harvest and intage. PARIS STOCK EXCHANGE, August 8.? lalf past 4?The market has been rather dull, 'or eash; Fives have risen lftc.; Neapolitan 10c.; 'orluguese 1 2; Threes have dechned'oc; Roman 2; Four and Spanish are unvaried. For the end f the month. Fives have declined .r?c. : Threes Oc. Neapolitans are unvaried SPAIN.?The accounts are more than usually 'ague and contradictory, nnd it is impossible to nake out from them any distinct idea of the state natterd. Rgpartero has been appointed minister ! >f war. Don Carlos, it seems, has possessed himelf of Cantavibja; and Segovia has surrendered o one of his generals; faither than this, we can mly grope in the dark, ns to the movements and lituation of the contending parties. The forces of Don faring are stated at nbout 14,000, of which 15,000 are regular troops and >,000 guerillas, acting indej>endently in bands of rarious strength. ^ ||AlLORING.?The undersigned beg leave to Ji inform their friends and the public generally that they have entered into copartnership in carrying on the Tailoring business, and by close attention and a disposition to please, will endeavor to nerit a share of public patronage. M'DONALD & BRAS1NGTON. May lf 1837. M 20*, tf. Camten Price Current. SATURDAY, September 23,1**7. Cotton. ? - 7?H Cora, per bushel, - 1 a 1 15 Flour, country, per barrel, - - 8 a 8 2f " Northern, do 00 0C Rice, . - - 3 a 3 5t r Sugar, per lb. - - - ?9 a 12 5< CoK e , ? ... 14 a 1< Bacon, . 121-2 a If Mackerel, - - $14 a 14 (XI Salt, per sack, - . .. $3 a 3 5< Fodder, per cwt. * - 75 a $1 Whiskey, - 62 a 05 Chickens, ? - 18 a 20 Eggs, 18 , Butter, - - 18 a 20 Beef, - 8 a 10 Bagging, Hemp - - 22 a 24 * Tow, - - - 10 a 21 Pale tiope - - 12 a 16 Twine, ? - - 31 o 37 Spermaceti Candles. - - - 40 a 44 Tallow " ... 18 Brown Shirting, - 10 a 12 Blench u - - - 10 a 20 Calicoes, Blue and Fancy, - 10 a 1C Stripes Indigo Blue, - 13 n 16 Tickings, - - - 18 a 2-' Gun-powder, per keg, ,8a 00 l^ad and Shot, - - 10 a 12 Molasses, NO. - - .50 " Havana and Sweet, - 50 Porter. London, per dnz. - - 4 a 4 50 n I rvuixins, mninga Munch, - - 4 a 4 00 | Tobacco, Leflwicli, ... 75 i " Common, - - - 12 n 10 Maderia, (boat) per gal. - >- 4 a 4 00 " Sicily, - - - 2 a 2 'K) Sherry,. - 3 a 3 00 Tetieriffe, 1 a^l 50 Sweet Mnliga, per gal. - - 75 a 1 Cliampaignne, per doz. - - 15 a 18 00 The Prices Current will be corrected weekly for this month, by Mr. Win. J. Gerald. REMARKS. 1 COTTON.?There hare been received in our Market since the 5Hh inst, several loads of the new crop of Cotton, which were ftold at (he above quotation. Twenty hales?(the first brought in) was bought by Mr. P. F. Villepigue, at 10 cents. Conn.?This article is scarce and in demand. We quote $1 00 a $1 12, oufof the wagons. Flour?Country.?This article has advanced in price considerably since our last. We now quote from the wagons $8 a 8 25; very scarce and in demand. Bacos.?We quote this article from the wagons at 13 a 14c per pound. Hams are scarce, and in demand. Lard.?This article ranges from 10 to J2 I 2cts. per lb. Obituary. It is with sensations of nn mingled regret, I hat we have to record the death of John ?l. Starke . Esq., < ho died at Mr. John E. I'eay's Longtown, Fairfield District, on the 8th inst. Only a week ago, Mr. Starke was in the enjoyment of henltli and atnple competence, with bright, prospects of conjugal happiness full in \ie\v; but ulas ' h'?w precarious are all human nature. It was o lv necessary to know Mr. Starke, to duly appreciate him as a man. "Of manners gentle, of affections m\\d , In wit n man, simplicity a child True to his word, in every thought sincere, Who knew no wish but what the world m*'ght hear, [Of softest nature, unaffected mind, | Lover of peace, and friend of human kind." j A CARD.?The subscribers having opened a ' Taylor and Drapers business 2 doors South of llolleyman Gass' store, on Main-street, beg leave to lender their services to the citizens of laiuden and its vicinity, in cutting and making up cloth in the latest and most liislnonnb'e steles. They will receive the New loifc and 1'hiladelph in fashions quarterly. . W TI.ey will execute all orders that may he entrus- I ted to their care, with neatness and despatch?and hope by close and unremitting attention to busi-, ness, to merit a share of public natronag. SKVKRNS SMITH. Cainden, S. C. Sep. 23 21 fit TTF.NTION TROOP.?You are hereby notified Mint as business of importance should he forthwith attended to, you are hereby required to attend fully uniformed at the usual place of rendezvous on tit** first Saturday in October. A ge nernl attendance is necessary By order of Sept 23 21 2t Ca'pt. BOY kIN. CAUTION.? Ml persons are cautioned against employing any of o r hands without our knowledge?as wk are determined to enforce the law against all who piav be guilty of such , Sent. 23 21 tf S. J. P SILVER. C^OMMITTEC to the Jail of Kershaw Disirict j on the 10th inst. a negro man wl.o calls himself Henry, and says that he belongs to James H. Adams, residing in the fork of the Cnngaree and Wntereo rivers. ^>aid negro is about 5 met Cor 7 inches high, about 24 years of age, and dark complected. The owner is requested to come forward,, prove pmpertv, pay charges and take him awnv. Sept. 23 21 if C. I JSH1VER, j. k d. C^OMM'TTED to the Jail of Kershaw District J on the 20th inst a negro man who calls himself Emanuel, and says that he belongs to John Louis of Charleston, S. C. Said negro is about f> feet 7 inches high, a bright mu'atto, and has with hiin a Badge, marked ''Mechanic, 414," Charleston He is about 20 years of age. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pny charges and take him away. Sept. 23 <21 tf C. I. SHIVER, j k b VT>TICE. ?Strayd from the subscriber on the night of the 4th in9t. a large bay horse between a roan and bav. both hind legs are white about the hoof, nnd has the splint on both f?>re legs, 14 or 15 hands high, 5 years old. The said horse broke loose on the '<>nd that lends from Camden to Ln.ncasterville between Fletcher's and Grer's Store Ar.y person taking up the said h-Tse.and will give information thereof at Lynch wood Post Office, Kershaw District, they will confer a great favor on the subscriber and for so doing they will be liberally rewarded. Sept. 23 21 5t. Capt. S. P, MERC HISON. DR.. LYNCH H. DEAS offers his Professional services to the inhabitants of Camden and its vicinity. Office on the Main street two doors below Nt 'Kain's Drilg Store. May 13 If 4 CARD.?The undersigned having formed & copartnership in the Mercantile huainesH. would respectfully, solicit from their friends and the public, a share of patronage. They intend keeping a full assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Ooodtf, ot the latest fashions: a i.so Groceries of the choicest kihd, all of which they will dispose of on the inost accommodating terms R. L WILSON, J. L. JONGS. Camden, Aug. 30, 1837. 18 tf t POUNDS TOBACCO on hand w.F" W and for sale low, by the Box or smaller quantity if applied for soon. A?g 1C 3t ; . W. J. GERALD. 1 i .l i FACTO IIAOE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. 1 npilE snkscribers highly flattered by the increas f ing ?u;?|M>rt given bv their friend* and thd * public, to their house established iu Charleston, in * the Factorage and Commission business, have, in ' order to render more assistance to our Partner | there, Mr ( harle* H. Desaussure, determined to ? locate Mr Hall T. M Gee In that place, who. in * conjunction with Mi. Desaussurc, will givo their 1 undivided and entire attention to any business * which inay be committed to our care. Liberal cash sdvsnres will be made in either 1 place on Cotton or Produce, shipped to Charleston, 1 snd where the parlies wish, the proceeds will bo 1 paid in Camden, thus avoiding the risk and un? certainty consequent in transmitting funds by mail or otherwise. SHANNON, M'GJEE, & CO. Camden. M'DOWALL, SHANNON co. Charleston. Sept. 9 19 4t U*The Columbia Times and Charlotte Journal will publish the above four times, and for* ward their accounts to Shannon, Al'Gee, fy Co. tor payment. BftlttADK OKWr.lt*, iibad quarters, > Hobklrk, 13tli toeptctitber It37. y Robert j. brown field, esq having i~.i u.< l- i- - LW oiv ii u|r|i?nairu wiiy.tuf I HSpeCl. IT OI Ult' OtLl Brigade Smith Carolina Militia, with the rank of \loior, Will "be obeyed and respected accordingly. By order ol J. W. C'ANTEY, Sept. 15 20 3t. Brig'r. Gen. The Colombia Telescope and Times and Gazette will give the above three insertions. ANTED TO BUY?A young negro girl V V for which cash will be paid Enquire at this office. feep. 16 20 2t camden. ?. c. jocmcev ceen races. Wll.L commence on this course, on the 1st Monday in November next, with a Sweepstakes, mile neats, subscription $100, half forfeit, for 3 year old Colts and Fillies, closed with C subscribers. Tuesday?Jockey Club Purse, 4 mile heats phrse not less than $600 Wednesday?Jockey Club Purse, 3m. h. purse not loss than 500 Thursday?Jockey Club Purse, 2m. h., purse not less than 350 Friday?Jockey > lub Purse, mile heats, best 3 in 5, purse not less than 350 Saturday?A post stake lor all ages carrying their appropriate weights; entrance $250, play or pay, tw'o mile heals to be closed on Mondaynight of'the first day's race, by 0 o'clock, 3 or more to make a race. J. S. NETTLES, 'ept. 0 10 9t Sec. and Treas. The editors of the Charleston Courier, Times &. Gazette, (Columbia;) and the People's Frets, (Augusta, Georgia,) will copy the above and forward their accounts to the subscriber. J. S. N. OtiOitKK. renewed favorites. mHr a? or.. 1? ~ - ?? '?/ before ourCi'r?es|?oa('e?HH this month ire of the most Splendid Character, and hip celebrniecl hs *'SyIvesiei'a Favorites," bavii g always been particularly fortunate in similar schemes. Particular attention is requested to the 'Virginias.'and eurly application should be made to prevent disappointment, and to insure the fulfilment of orders. * Address S.J. SYLVESTER, 130 Brotidiray, JS'etr-York, TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND LULL'S. Virginia Mate Lottery, class (?. For the benefit ol the town of Wheeling. I To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday Oct. I 7, le>37. * (Al'I.ALS. ! $25,000? $8,UU0? $,5000 1 Prizes of 3,500 1 ?' 2322 10 " 2000 10 " 2500 10 " " 1500 10 " 1000 10 ? 500 20 " 400 <S*c. &c. &c. Tickets only 10 Dollars. A Certificate ot a Package ol 22 Tickets will be sent tor 120 Dollars. Halves, Quarters and Eighths in proportion. \ 1 ? r \TE LOITEKY class no. 7 For the benefit of the Monongalia Academy. To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, Oct. 14, 18tf7. RiCH AND SPENDID SCHEME. $30,000 10,000! 0,000 5,000 ! 4,tHO 2,500 1 Prize of 2000 Dollars 25 Prize of ltHiO Dollars Friv^a nf RllO (h?lloe? 28 Piizes of 300 Dollars 200 Frizes or 200 " &c. Tickets Ten Dollars. Certificate of a package of 25 whole Tickets i?i this Magnificent Scheme iiiaj be had lor 130 Dollars? Packages of Halves and Quarters in proportion. FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Virginia Male lottery, Class 8 tor 1837. For the Benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society of Norfalk. To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, Oct. 21, 1637. GRAND SCHEME. 1 Prize of 40,000 Dollars 1 ? 10,000 Dollars 1 4< 4,000 Dollars 1 " 3,000 Dollars 1 44 1,040 Dollars 5 il 1,500 Dollars 10 " 1,200 Dollars i rA ?* ? iv i;hj i,uuu Dollars 64 ? 100 Dollars 64 " 0 . 90 Dollars AT. ALC. Tickets only 10 Dollars. A Certificate of a Package of 25 Whole Tickets will be sent for 140 Dollars?Packages of shares in proportion. t wenty Thousand Dollars. Urand Consolidated Lottery. For the benefit ot the State Treasury, Del. College and < ommon Scoots Class No. 36, for 1837. To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. Monday October 23. * SCHEME. 10 Prises $1,000 10 * ot 600 Tickets $10?Shares in prrportion. Certificate of a Package of 25 whole Tickets I will cost only 130. Halves and Qnarters in prnI portion. Delay not to sond your orders td For' tune's Ilozae.