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2e0Sf8ere9f.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
From the Nt,o- York American of

From the Nttc- York .4mericon of .4prd II.
BY the Meteor we have London papers to TIE 9th
Niarch, which give no additional political news. There
mad been uctuaton i'm the cotton market but the ar
ucie continued to maintain its price, The following
extracts contain what little matter is w.rth noticing
LONDON, March 6.-The Paris papers of We'd
nesoay arrived yesterday In the Etoile il is stated
IRON the sugsburgh Gazette, that change has been
mace III the Turkish Ministry. The difficulties of the
ottoman government multiply daily and the weight of
IT'S oppression renders il irulerabIe TO all IFS wretcbed
subjects There every symptom of an insurrection
at Sous'annope; and, If pushed EDWARDS biindiy
oy iate the Dvan are embroling themselves with the
russian Minister Yet this is the power which we are
toiu Is making preparations 10 subdue tue Greeks
According to these papers, the troubles of Ferdinand
Vii are only beginning. On the one hand we hear
mat the High Allies have formally declined to interfere
IN MS quarrel with the transatlantic States; and on the
other that the Island of Cuba has renowned his autbo
r'y, and joined itself TO Mexico. We suspect how
ever that the latter fact is asserted somewhat prema
ureiy: that will ultimately there can be no
doubt. % Nv
we have received Dutch papers 10 the Cd Instant
hey are hiled with distressing accounts of the inurv
caused by the late floods and of the alacrtv with which
wealthy classes of society have subscribed for the
reef OF the sufferers 1t is stated that in the province
OF Oyeryesse $50 persons lost their lives tb.t "A 6O
oxen were drowned, and that upon surface of 90 0oO
acres OF land which overhown $500 houses fell in
:, ;Hefsnchoty Shippreck.-The brig Cambria. from
airouth to La Vera Cruz returned TO FaImoutb IN
the 4'' with between and 600 men, women and chill
uen, VINO we're taken out of the Kent East Indiamau
"ich she Tell III with on the first of March, on fire. 1t
supposed about 80 souls persisted on board the Kent
"hich mad about 10 troops, SC. on board for India
commercial treaty between Colombia and the
on''eu states mas been ratified. passenger in the
lisPasia, from Carthagena states that Mr. Anderson
ue oro'ner OF Inc American Consul sailed from Car
port "'
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10000 DOLLARS.
1852 Prizes.
10000 Dollars.
10000 Tickets-.Not One Blank to a Prize!

10000 Tickets-.Not One Blank to q Prize!
E0ey Prize payable an CASH. sirty days after The drag
ing-suJecf 10 Il deduction Of fftee, per cent
MODE OF DRAwING.--The Numbers will be put into
one wheel usuaand in the other wheel will be nut the
prizes ADORE the denomination of Two Dollars and the
drawing to progress in the usual manner Tile 10000
prizes OF 81 viii be awarded the odd even Numbers
OF the Lottery las the case may beg dependant
ing OF the Capital Prize ofICeny thousand DoLars-,hat
to say if the 10000 dollar prize should come out TO an
Odd Number, then eUery odd Number an he Sc,en1e will be
entitled to 81 prize. If the 10000 dollar prize should
out EDe Number, then all the Eps, Numbers
IN he SCHEME will be each entitled to prize of So
Il Odd Numbers are those ending ,cih l. g. 57oro
u Eren Numbers are those ending aoit g. d. g. orO
ms mode OF drawing not only enables the Commission
ers TO complete the whole Lottery in ONE DRAWING but
has the great advantage of distributing the small prizes
regularly to every alternate number an The scheme so that
the holder of two shares of tickets Zone and one
nunoer will be certain of obtaining least prize and
in the same ratio for any greater quantity.
u Ticket drawing superior prize an his scheme Is
NOT RESTRICTED from drawing IL inferior one also
The drawing will take place in the city of Baltimore on
ednesday the 18th Of MAY, will finish on he same
day. short period therefore before the
time of drawing will arrve--adventurers at distance
should avail themselves of the very superior advantages
offered by the scheme and send their orders without de-
iay-hey will remark the low of tickets-the verv
titng risk to be run erenOt being blank 10 Drj-
aud that the capital prize of TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARSs of magnitude hitherto for so
small sum Dvesedaboye ALL however, is the CERTAIN
TY OF OBTAINING AT LEAST PRIZE by the purchase
OF two tickets Or two shares-(one odd aud even nuns
ber) and in the ratio fccrtany in the purchase of
greater number of tickets shares.
The limits of advertisement do not permit detail of
the various aud many advantages in this improved of
Lottery they will naturally present themselves to the ad-
venurer examination of the scheme, to scrutiny of
which we invite their attention.
WHOLE TICKETS 81
HALVES,
To had in tho greatest variety of Numbers Todd
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April -.

M RS ELIZABETH BENTLEY, take notice, fha, on the
w %Oth day OF May next, at the house of William D.
Iaylor, at Goochland Courthouse, shall, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ of that dav
proceed to take the dispositions Of David Roycr and others
to be read as evidence in depending IN the superior
court Of ehancery for the Richmond district, wherein am
plaintiff and you and others are defendants: and should
said dispositions not be completed that day shall pro-
coed from day day, the place. and between the
hours above named, until they completed: when and
where you attend, if you think proper.
Your most obed't GEORGE vASHON
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THE NASHVILLE LETTER.

FROM the C'arie'to'cn (Rana,oha) Courier Of .4prl6
The Editors Of the RirImond Enquirer pronounce
ne NASHVILLE letter." fabrication In common with
o'ner newspapers we have isertedt We did not note
the paper on which 1t was copied, have we heard
Its authenticity questioned by any excepting the Fnon
rer. If it be fabrication, hey have the same Jight
that we have. In their paper of the ed ult. and in
letter addressed by them to this place. which we have
seem they more Than insInuate that the article in ques
pronounce the suspicion false.
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DIED,

on Sunday last, Dr. JAMES WoRRALI., of this city-a
man much and deservedly esteemed.
oh the 9TH inst in Hanover county, VIM D. ABBOTT,
esq aged 70 years-a valuable and highly respectable
citizen. FL
on Tuesday evening, MIR. CHARLES PICKETT, of the
county of Henrico.
on Saturday last, after short and distressing illness
s. oARAH ARMSTRONG, aged %, the niable and much
lamented wife of the Rev. w J.. Armstrong
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Rtrt)t,uoaru 1E1ntQ.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1895.

~ The Editorial Department of the CONSTITUTIONS
AL "HIG," in consequence of connexion formed be.
tween the undersigned for that purpose WILL in future
be conducted under the firm of PEASANTS & JONES.
JOHN III. PEASANTS
ALEX'R w. JONES'
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eDe-


unprecedented Despdfch The schooner Monk co.
tam bourne, which arrived at this port on Sa,urdg
morning from Port-au Prince, With cargo re go
&C sailed again yesterday morning; having entered ~
tpo House. discharged her cargo and received
another in the space Of twelve hours, 0u
number of fast vessels were cleared on sa,urdov
for Westlndia porte, and we are informed that a. b
az twenty-five dollars were offered for sesmeu.
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COEIENT'S

Lottery & Exchange Office, NO. ia lartet-street-
BALTIMORE.
Where in the four last State Lotteries, were sold the
Great Capitals of 100000 Dollars-40O00 Dolars2 Of
2OOOO-2of 10000 besides less than TEN CAPITALS
Of 5000 dollars, &C. Sc And WHERE MORE CAPITALS
HAVE BEEN SOLD THAN AT ANY OTHER OFFICE IN
AMERICA,
az Orders from any part Of the United States or Terrific
RES enclosing the Cash prizes in any of the Lotteries
(post paid viii meet accustomed prompt attention.
Address to
J.Is C0xzUCg, JR.-Boui,uo,e.
Baltimore, April z, 1926, 22-6tS
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A certain piece or parcel of Ground

pIRGENI.A:
AT rules holden in the clerks office superior court of
chancery for the Richmond district the 4h day of April
Geoi sc Vashon, pr
against
john r. Cooke and Ann his wife Elizabeth X. Ronald Ju-
dith Gay, widow of WIN. Gay senior James b. Ferguson
ry B. Gay, Anne II Gay, Caroiue CAV Neil B. Cav.
Edward s. Gay, Charles S. Gay, William Cay Elizabeth
Bentley and Ed"a ard Boiling, exors of John Boiling dec
DTS.
appearance aud given security according the act of AS
semby and the rules Of this court it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that she is nhabitant of this
ccuny 1t is ordered that the said defendant do appea
mere on the first day of the and answer the bill
OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in tine city Rich
ond Ia" two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the capitol in the said city.
copy-Teste, HIM. ". HENTJvG, C. C.
April H.. oovsw
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BOOKS, PAPER, &C.
COLLINS e. 90

Successors Of b. W.4RWER--.Harket Bridge0
"A IKE now opening their Spring Supplies comprising
n iarge and superior assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS
IND STATIONARY, particularly ada pied to the coun-
try trade
u The Theological, Medical, Law and Miscellaneous
departments, have received valuable additions
April To- 254t
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against
beverley Randolph, as executor and appointed by
the last will and testament OF Harry Heth decea sec and
as cevsee under the WILL John Heth, Henry He'll,
ana beverley Heth, Archibald Harrison and Catla ne
MS wife, late CahaIine He, and Ca fone E. Virginia
and Harriet c. Heh deviees and legatees of the said
Harry Heth deceased and Anne Heth widow of the said
marry 1eth deceased, DTS.
On motion of the plaintiffs by counsel the Court dtb or
ueT that one ct ITS commissioners do an account
poronng the fluids the of Harry Het de- ga ed
now standing the credit of cause in any othe nks
IN this city, lent under the order court among all
the creditors of the said Het, who have exhibited their
caimS or may prove them before such report clos
ed and report thereon to the COURT with such matters as
ne may deem pertinent any of the parties may renure
ana the defendant Beverley Randolph is hereby directed to
can IN all monies ne has lent out, by virtue of any in
TINS cause so that the may be deposited Bank
OF Virginia by the first day the term to meet the
decree OF the court leaving, however, in the hands of any
borrower VINO may be creditor of the said Heth if he re-
quire IT. SUCH may appear account that he
will be permitted to retain in part satisfaction of his debt
but subject the future order court: and ne IS also
required te render before the commissioner who may exc
cute the foregoing part Of this order, account of all his
transactions executor Of Harry Heth since the last SET
Element.
copy: Teste, Nm. ". HENING, C. C.
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"Was there never time, when Mr.. C.. was willing to
surrender his pretensions in the West py0uid ii
"wOuid hare promoted The Of Mr.. Cratoford2"
ENaUIRER.
We answer TO this question-or believe we know
enough Of Mr. Clay's sentiments to be able TO answer
1t correctly-that there time when Mr. G..
was willing 10 surrender his pretensons promote the
cause of MIR. Crawford: anu say further that there
asrer oas time 'ohen he preferred Mr.. Crawford to
Mr. Adams. Not satisfied with Mr.. Clay's delicate
mode of dsposing of the preensions of Mr. Crawford
they would have him state all his objections all the
considerations ola public nature" which induced him
to prefer another. They ask, as if they thought the
questions couid mol be answered. ''What were those
oyections2 What were these other considerations7"
We might say that the gentlemen, with true Socratic
sagacIy, had themselves named ''these objectons'-
"these other considerations" and are inclined to
think that, TO every Western at least, they will APP
pear to be not only atnost" but altogether ''sepera
bie.n
The fact that Mr. Clay did, at any period of
the eectioneeTiDg canvass, prefer Mr.. Crawford or
give the slightest indication that he meant to support
his pretensiOns, must at all the objections
which the gentlemen have raised to the conduct of Mr.
Clay, ''aS to oTr. Jord."-NATroNAL JOURNAL.
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Richmond, IPrH 49, 1925.
Pursuant to the aforegoug order of the court the cedi
tors of the late Harry Heth decd who rot heretofore
exhibited their claims against his estate desired to
IN them before my Office in this city, before
the Ist day Of june next.
AMOS LADD, NJ. G.
April -. 23-1Je
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1.-THE manuscript the Subject of "Cottonr under the
signature of Subscriber received too late on Thurs
day evening for publication 1t shall however certainly
pear in number.
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900

All our readers whether merchants, planters or merely
consumers, being less interested the state of the
market we have devoted unusually large portion of our
paper to-day to giving the latest most authentic ac-
counts of the state OF the different markets in our
commercial cities, aud Liverpool.
Except in the article of Cotton which may be quoted
cent or two higher prices have in our own
ket since our last but there little disposition
either to buy or SELL all waiting anxiousy
from England to ascertain whether the prices are likely
be maintained, OF reaction take place.
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PRINCE WILLIAM RESOLUTIONS.

Resofred, That there obvious and injurious de-
ecs IN the existing Constitution of this State and that
The consequences of those defects present and
pectve are OF nature and magnitude to warrant and
require the submission OF that instrument TO the Peope
for revision and amendment.
Resored, That the People are the only true source
and safe depositary, of power that whilst they are
pable OF they ought all tunes to be
trusted with their concerns; that their opinion.
when deliberately formed and unequvocaIy expressed.
is the best and most approved test of the character and
tendency OF public measures and that therefore we
view with regret and dsapprobation the attempt, by
bare majority of the Senate, in opposition to the voice
OF the popular branch of the Legislature to defeat or
prevent the expression of the public opinion upon the
proposition to amend the Constitution of this State
ftesofoed, That the Constitution ought not TO be
changed but by the immediate act of the people and
mat therefore, Convention ought be called with
authority only to prepare such amendments as it NAV
consider necessary and proper and to submit the same
10 the people, tor their acceptance rejection.
hesotoed That the freeholders of this county be re
quested to assemble at their Court House on the first
day OF the next Superior Court then and there to choose
Delegates to meet such Delegates as may be appoint
ed by other counties of this state for the purpose
concerning and providing the best and most effectual
means OF calling Convention of the People, TO amend
the Constitution of this State.
The Resolutions adopted by vote of 156 free
holders to AZ.
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MARRIED,

On the 10th Of March, MIR. VIM. III. DANpRIpGr mrr-
chant of Lancaster county, Miss MARIA JONES dauub
ter OF the late DR.. Jones of Northumberland
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The reception of the ''Nation's Guestn in this Re-
public has been witnessed with feelings of warm sym
pathy by the new Republics Of South America. Per-
haps the strength of some of the expressions, in the fol-
lowing extract Of a letter from distinguished citizen
of Buenos Ayres, may amuse the colder and more cal
culang politicians Of these Northern Chimes, but it will
at the time show with how much zeal the Repub
Leans of South America into all those noble and
generous emotions, which the presence of Lafayette
has excited here. Boston Statesman.
Extract Of q letter from Buenos Tyres.
81 have just received newspapers from the United
States, informing of the magnificent reception Of
General LAFAYETTE. 1 have never read newspapers
with such exquisite delight these, and firmly believe
there never interesting and glorious event in
the civilized world in which all classes Of people par
cipated in the general JOY, this OCCASION There
an association Of ideas, connected with this event.
that produces in my soul emotions I cannot express,
and fill my heart with such grateful recoections |
cannot forget but with my existence. That ten mil
lions OF souls actuated by pure sentiments of gratitude
and friendship, should with voice pronounce this
individual the GUEST THE NATION" and pay bin
the highest honors the citizens of free nation can
offer is event, which excite the establishment
Of Europe, and show the inesmabe price Of Liberty
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY virtue of Deed of Trust executed OH the 95tb da
~ OF May, 1916, by Sewal Osgood to William Writ
and homas Taylor and recorded in the Hastings Court i'm
thl City oil Rchond To the yment tain sums
OF money therein mentionedWill be sold at Public AUG
tom for ready money, on The premises Wednesday the
10Th day OF June next, o'clock afternoon of that
day,
A certain piece or parcel of Ground
in the City OF kchmon being part the half acre lot
No. 522 bounded by the James River Canal on the south
and is part OF the lot conveyed by Jacquein B. Harvie
Mary his wife 10 the said Sewal Osgood Mrs Osgood is
entitled to her dover in this property The Trustees will
convey only such title vested in them although the ,i,,
is believed 10 be ndisputable.
THOS TAYLOR, J
For himself and ! Trustees
VIM. WRIT,
April Is 10,
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TIRGiMI9:
April II.

AT superior of chanccry, holden at the captol in
the city of Richmond, the 25th day of March, 1925:
Robert Haskins, John Stration of Edward Goodc
deceased and Peter L. Branch well OH behalf of them
Selves as other creditors of Harry Heth deceased who
shall come in and contribute the expense of this suit
lie
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9S-

An uncommonly fine hogsilead of Tobacco very much
resembling the Maryland Kiteoo was sold in this market
on Tuesday last at $19l per hundred.
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The trial of Judge Franklin of Pennsylvania whose inn
parchment by the House of Representa- of that State
have heretofore noticed terminated i'm his acoutta
all the charges by large majority the Senate which is
the Court for the II al of iupea chmeuts
Two other of their Judges, appears are also destined
to pass through the ordeal whether thew are like
y to come out umnured Judge Franklin we no
data toudge by Committees the House of Representa-
ves have reported eight articles impeachment against
Judge Chapman and twelve against Judge Porter Their
trials will not till the next session of the Ieaisa
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ALI I'M ONE DAY.

the mode OF drawing on an entirely pan-approved by
the Commissioners Of Lotteries appointed by the Governor
and Council of State and brought special Act of
Ihe LEM =
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BALTIMORE, April If.

The Jnarkets.-The Prices Current inserted on the
opposite page, shew, that considerable changes have ia
ken place in the quotations of various articles
occasioned by the late intelligence from London. Es-
Cavilles Saturdays report states that parcels Of
"Iouisiana cotton sold at 25 cents and are now
held at 27 30-Uplands held at 25 a 27-the market
pcarly bare Coffee, sales early in the day. for
ST Domingo, 16-Rio, Porto Rico and La Guayra, 10
49, now held at one or two cents higher. Sugars (aI
kinds have advanced and sold dollar the quinal
above last quotations Tobaccos sold at advances
small quantities. Shippers not very anxious to buy;
about 100 hhds of Kentucky, mddIng, sold yesterday
at IS. Brandy and Rum are looking up, and immense
quantities of Whskey, from the Susquabanua, &c. have
found purchasers at prices quoted. OF Domestic Ma
nufactured Cottons there great STIR and every
package that could be had taken with avidty 20
a 25 per cent advance former quotations, and now
held at farther adv. Iron TALL kinds has experienced
a considerable rse.-l american.
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IhiCADELPHlA, April y.
About 8Oo,ooO lbs. of Coffee, have changed hands
since Thursday morning.-St. Domingo, which we quo
ted on Tuesday at III has been sold at 90 and
now held firmly at l9 to according TO the quail.
y. The principal sales of coffee have been of this
description.
Muscovado sugars have advanced dollar hundred
on our last quotations But few sales have been effect
ed There are no white Havana sugars market they
would command from u 10 % cents pound. Brown
Havana would command from 81 to 10.
Bordeaux Brandy, which quoted on Tuesday at
l ~ Is, has been sold PA and is now held at
25.
There is very little Rum in market.
Nutmegs which we quoted at 81 rs, are now held al
three dollars.
Cassa.-Consderab sales have been effected at %
cents for mats, and 80 in cases. short price.
Cochneal.-None in market. 1t would command
from s. TO S54 pound-short price.
Tobacco, which we quoted on Tuesday last at &C. is
held at 8.
Cotton.-We have have heard of sales of Roanoke al
81 cents. but Uplands generally are held at 25.
West-India Molasses-There is none in market 1t
would command from 80 to 80 cents.
Pnento.-Sales have been effected at 25 cents; but
it is now held at %.
Mace, which quoted on Tuesday at 81 IS, has
been sold as high as So 25.
Quercition Bark, which we quoted at from S27 to
1921, has been sold at from S35 TO S37 per ton.
Fustic has been sold for go cash, per ton.
Drugs of all kinds have advanced very considera-
bly,.
The market in such that holders are not dis
posed to sell at what buyers consider reasonable
T(ruzcfte-
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COTTON SEED.
100 Bushels of Cotton Seed,
Just reeeioed and for sale by
JAS WINSTON,
MARKET BRIDGE:
Hho has an Store, Consignment,
25,UoO lbs. of hest Smithield Bacon,
bbs. of Mess Pork,
200 Joles, family Shad aud Herrings,
100 bbs. OF lse-of-Wi light Brandy,
rs do. Whiskey,
20 do. Gin,
20 do. Peach Brandy,
50 boxes best Spanish Segars,
Family Flour, Glover Seed,
Lard in small kegs, Sole Leather,
Soap of different qualities,
Cider and Cider Vinegar,
Coarse Salt, loose and in sacks,
YOUNGSTOWN Lime, Saltwater Mullets,
lind constant supply Of
Gideon Davis's very superior Ploughs.
april Is
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NORFOLK, April ,.
Some gentlemen arriving here in the steam boat from
Richmond on Sunday night, were in the market at
early hour yesterday, before the from England
had gained general circulation, and very promptly Of
fered to take all the Coffee that could be had at
cents, and some sales made before our knowing
ones spprised that any existed for adj
vance Of price.
We understand that 90 cents was obtained for small
lot of Coffee not first quality ID.
Among the instances of commercial despatch TO
which the late adyces from England have given rise
we learn from Captain Rollins Of the TbeoderiCS Arm
stead, that the schr. Monk, which arrived at Baltimore
on Saturday morning from Port au Prince discharged
700 bags of Coffee and took in 700 Bbls of Flour the
same day, sailed Sunday morning from Baltimore
and is at anchor under Se,0els Point, waiting for
her Captain, who expected down in the steam boat
Norfolk this morning. CB.