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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-18
CONCORD, IN H DEC, l6.


Col. Jonathan Weare, Of Andover,
raised the following quantities Of pro-
docc, the past season, from one field,
measuring 10 acres l35 rods. IA tons
OF Hay, on acres 10 rods; l76 BUSH
els oil Corn, and As bushels of Poatoes,
on "a 100 r: % a bushels Of Wheat,
on "a l6r; and 200 lbs. of Flax, on
cor.
II Ro65cr Caught. We learn from
the Stoninston (Connecticut) paper that
few weeks since, gentleman of Plain
Field had occasion to take journey to the
eastward, and for the security of his mo-
ney during his absence, placed it in a
desk in his bedroom. In his absence
aperson made an attempt to enter the
Bedroom at night, but from some cause
was compelled to abandon the entcrprize.
The gentleman's wife suspec.ing that
the fellow might make another attempt,
requested the assistance Of a neighbor,
who stationed himself in the bedroom
the esaing night. As was anticipated,
the thief came at midnight, raised the
window Of the apartment, and had got
about half his length into the rsom,
when the neighbor within seized him by
the hair Of his head and endeavorcd to
pull him in. The robber, hewever, ap-
pears to have had an associate without,
who, hearing the alarm, seized his
friend by the heels and pulled with all
his might; he was thus placed in sad
predicament, one pulling at his hair and
another at his heels-a, length, the hair
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-18
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post office at BeHeuiAe. Jan.
l, 1924.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

"ANING determined to remove tn the
n n town OF Petersburg, will sell, on terms
the most reasonable, my PLANTATION in the
county of Powhatan, 20 miles from the city Of
Richmond. and containing 500 acres, apreeabIv
to survey made some time back, though the
subscriber believes the quantity is greater. as
those surveys often prove defective. The, fer
uhty OF this Land is provcrbial throughout the
whole neighbourhood, and the subscriber can
with truth say that he has more than once sic.
ceeded in making crops of tobacco equal, if no,
superior, both IN quantity and quality, to any
made on all James ltiver
There are in this tract so acres of the first rate
low grounds, the greater part OF which is i'm the
lower end OF Peasants Island. The improve
ments are not good, but ut little expense might
be made quite comfortable for the accommoda-
ton OF small family. The springs are many,
and of'the best and purest kind. The neigh
bourhood excellent
A gentleman Immediately adjoining will sell
100 acres of good N God Land at the most rea-
sonablc price.
The terms will be made known on the dav of
sale, which will take place at the Eagle Hotel
IN the city OF Richmond, on the 18th day of
February, 1t not privately sold before
The Land will be shown by Mr.. Frs S. Samp-
son, or by the subscriber, living at Fine Creek
in SAID county. JAS NJ. PLEASANTS.
RCD tl5E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
Silver Bullion and other Head
Ornaments, sc. &c.
MRGs wgTTTw.

Second door beton .uessrs. r. & n. .W;eiZgonS.
Dry Cool Store,
NJ ILL open this morning, handsome al
W sortment of LADIES' TURBANS an,
GAPS, some of which are richly dressed vida
silver bullion, &c.--Beautiful ORNAMENTs3
FOX THE HEAD, decorated with bullion
&c:-RiCH TRIMMINGS for BALL DRES;
SES,A few Bunches real and most tass
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOYERS-Or.t.
NEW-FASHION PATTERN COTTAGE,
BONNET.
u The above goods are fresh, and diret
from one OF the most tasty houses in Ne,g
YORK. Those wishing to purchase NAV rss It
assured OF receiving them at very moderat E
advance.
N. BIN addition TO the above. Mrs. w.
has on hand, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets-.-
Black, Pink and Blue Ostrich Feathers-Cur's;,
hIbbons-Thread Lace and Edgings-Wh1e
and Blue figured Satins--Black Italian Grapes
"A few Children's Cbinchilla Hats, and many
other articles IN the Millinery ne the whole ,ir
which will be sold as cheap as they can be pr1-
cured in the city.
Jan. % 3tk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

clared hiinself IN favor of tins candidate, would
he have escaped the calumncs that are now So
malciously propagated against him?
His choice, then, was limited to one of two
a soldier aud statesman. We are willing To
allow To the former all the military merits that
!;S '"':"rnest admirers attribute TO him. But is
ours a mitttdry government Has ii ever been
necessary for the President Of the United States
to enter the field of battle. at the head of his
aruies9
Mr.. Clay is himself statesman, and being
a statesman, it was impossible he could hesitate
n moment in his choice. Besides, Mr.. Clay had
publicly, IN the face OF the world, denounced
thus soldier rs military despot, regardless
alike OF the sacred barriers of law and human
~. lie owed IT to his own honour. to sincerity,
and consistency OF character, not To be instru-
mental in raising man, of whom he had thus
openly spoken, To the highest office I'm the Re-
public. ifhe had fixed his choice upon General
jackson with this heavy denuucaion unret,act
ed unexplained, would he have been less sls-
peeled oi bargaining OF bartering his unfair
ni>h"a reputation for the promise ui future exc
cutlve favor, than Ie is now? But this charge
of dishonorabe or SELFISH motives in Mr.. CLAY,
for pi efeI ring the on, man uron whom his choice
could n tu1uiiY fall, is not less preposterous and
absurd than ii Is cdumnoiS and base. What
executive favour can Mr.. Clay receive that will
advance him TO a higher station than the one
which lac at present fills, BY the almost anani-
nous voice ofthe Representatives of the nation:
No! If sclfaggrandizemen had entered int
the motives OF Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Adams is the las
ma, t. whom he would have battered hi, honor
for the hope of its accomplishment. But we
SHALL take another opportunity ofnotcng iIrthe,
the ISLANDERS which have been solibcrally heaped
upon this distinguished individual, as eli as upon
the object of his choice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
POETRY.
LINES ON MEMORY.
BY MISS uoLFoRD.


In Memorys land springs never a flower,
Nor the iowlicSt daisy blooms;
Meier robin chiIps from its russell bower,
But TO call from their S,leut tomhs
The thoughts aili thugs which tune pitcss sway
Has long sluce swept from the orld away.
In Memory's land waves never a leaf,
There never a summer beeze blows,
But some long-smothercd thought OF JOY grief
Starts up from its long repOSe:
And forms are living and visible there,
Which vanished long since from our earthly sphere
would not escape from Memocy's land
For all that the eye view;
For there's dearer dust IN Memory's land
Than the ore OF rich Peru
clasp the fetter by Memory twimed,
The wanderers heart aud soul To bind.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

al Court held for Franklin County, at the Court
House the I'd day Of November, 1924.
Jacob Harkrider, Pltf.0
against
Samuel Gilbert and Mat In Chancery.
thew Talbot. DeCte
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court.
t1at the Defendants are not inhabitants of The
State, on the motion cf the Plaintiff by counsel -,
order OF publication is awarded him against tho
defendants, TO appear here on the first NIonda,. in
March next, and answer the Plaintiffs Bill. to mo
published eight weeks successfully in the Constitu-
uonaI " mig newspaper edited in the CITY of
Richmond. "
copy-Tcste,
ROBERT " DICKEMSOM D.c.yt
Dec 3.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
Sale of Valuable Lands
Jan. 8.-3t*

pursuance of Deed of Trust from General
~ samuel smith the subscribers will offer al Pub
lie SALE on Monday the 2lst day of February next.
at the hour of II o'clock, at the Eagle Hotel in the
CITY OF Richmond, Va. the following valuable pro-
pcrty, viz
$4,000 Acres of LAND, living in the State If
virginia, that is to say several TRACTS situate al
the periods of granting the patents for the same in
the county oil hdnhawa, one of them containing
l3'uuo Acres, lying on the north side of Elk river
One tract containing l200OU Acres situate on Mind
river, Guyandotte md Sandy rivet-One tract CON-
'a"ins 'b5,Ouo Acres, lying on the Big Sandy creek
north branch of Elk river, and some waters of the
right hand fork of Pocatdllico-O One tract contain
ing 2o.OOO Acres, situate the waters OF the Ten
Allle, IHrteen Mile and the Eighteen Mile Creeks
all branches oi the great kanhawa rivcr-One tract
containing lo.OuO Acres, including Rock Castle
creek, and some branches of Oldtown creek This
branch Is situate the hills, Just above the fine
bottom land of'Ohio, and is heavily timbered-- One
act containing 3l,jOO Acres, lying the middle
iork OF Mud river-One tract containing 33O
Acres situate on the southwest fork of Mud river
One tract containing 81 900 Acres lying on branches
oil the ONO river and Sandy rver-and one tract
containing 10000 acres, the head waters of the
en- hlle creek, branch of the Great Kanhawa
''ef' ana the heads OF several branches OF the Ohio
HVer-Eleven tracts. situate the time of granting
the patents Tor the same, IN HARRISON now believed
I" lie III wood county, one of them containing 5000
AoieS-Nne several tracts, containing 1000 Acres
each, and one tract containing 1000 Acres
For a further description of the above mentioned
property, and information to the title applica-
uon may be made to Edwin s. Duncan ESQ. of
Ciarksburg, Harrison County, Va.-or to either of
the Trustees in Baltimore, VIZ: Thomas Eicott,
ana Jonathan Meredith, Esqs-or to either of the
subscribers, i'll Richmond Va.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
c. J. NICHOLAS,
.4tOrnies Of the Trustees
Richmond, 28th JAM 1895. ,ds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

ReSosW OnS.-The people of the State Of 7 ON.
lslana having unanimously expressed the mos
ardent desire of receiving visit from Gen. La
iayette in order ersonally to testify TO him that
inns state sincerely participates in all the feel
in9S OF affection and gratitude manifested by the
Whole American Republic, which. in some
measure, owes IFS existence to him,
Re II Mef'J1re Hcsoiced, by the Senale ann
ffo"se If Representatives. gt'tie state Of Eoui-
s'a'r an Gcnc,uj .4syembip conUeued, That Gen.
i'aaJ cite be, aud is, IN the name of all the chi
Eens Of tins state, invited to visit the State OF
Louisiana
Ind be Il further Resoi,ed, That the Cover
nor OF thus state be requested to name for the
CITY OF New-Orleans, and for each of the pa
riShts, three Commissioners whose duty If shall!
ne TO make all the necessary preparations fo
the reception of the Nation', Guest. IN case he
should desire to visit The said Parishes.
ind be Il further Resoived, That he NJavor
and the City Council of the City of New Or
leans be requestedt to unite with the Comini,s-
oners who shall be appointed for the said CITY.
III order to celebrate, in the most magnificent
manner, the arrival of Gen. LAFAYETTE
.4nd be HiiUther Resoiced. That the Cover
nor be requested TO forward, through the me
aiup OF our Senators and REPRESENTATIVES in
congress, copy of tine above resolutions to
ten Lafayette; and that he be requested to
address him i'll the name of the State of .ou
Slana, In order TO induce the illustrious Guest of
The Nation 10 yield to the unanimous wish of thc
citizens of our state.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

We End By reference to The Journal Of the
House of Representatives for the year 1901
That the only 'crsons who are now members of
that body, that then occupied seats, and took
part IN the cvcnttul contest between Mr. JcfTer-
son and Mr. Burr. are Mr.. Randolph, of Vir.
ginIa, and VIZ. Livingston, OF aou'.iana, then
member from the State uf New York.
-Four persons who are at present members of
the Senate were at that period members of the
House, viz Mr.. Smith of Maryland, NJ. Macon,
d n. Carolina, Mr.. Holmes OF NIississipn
then member from Virginia, and Mr.. Taze-
well, of the same State.
[WIdshington Cuy Gasette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

AMES DICKiE and Joanna his wife, Jonathan
- Brooke and Anne his wife, Francis Rowe, ex' or
OF George ID. Shackletord, decd, and in his own
right Patsey Shaokleford, widow of the said George
ID. Shacklefold, deed, William A. Backhonse and
Molly his wife, formerly Lewis, Solomon Graves,
senior, and William b. Graves, John L. Graves.
lveSon Graves, Bazlla Graves, Solomon Graves, ir
Frances Graves and Sidney Graves, children of
Frances Graves, decd. who was Frances Lewis.
Virginia Crittenden, Henry Iveson Crittenden aud
Mary Elizabeth Crittendeu, children of Thomas G.
Crittendcn and Sarah his wife, Zachariah W Crit
tenden, Catharine Faulkner, adm'x of Thomas
Faulkner, decd, Harriet Rowe. eXecutrix Of James
@. Rowe, deed, who was admir- of Anthony Gardner
decd, William Boyd, admir- dc 6onis non OF the said
Anthony Gardner. decd, John thownins adnt'r of
Elizabeth NJ. Davis, decd, and Johu A. G. Davis
Louisa A. Mcintyre, formerly Davis, Mordecai c.
Booth and Eliza NJ. his wife, Thomas c. Braxton
and Maria his wife, and Lucy Davis Catharine
DAVIS Martha Davis and James Davis, infant chill
dren ofthe said Elizabeth NJ. Davis, cd and Eliza
Shdckeiord, Anthony g. Shdckelford, Judy Shackel-
ford, Mary Anne Shackeford, Catharine Shackcl-
fotd and Martha Shackelford, infant children of
George d. Shackcford, decd, and Lucy Anne Bovd
and William B. Boyd, infant children of William
Boyd their guardian specially assigned to defend
them IN tins suit-TAKE NOTICE, that on Tuesday
the 22d day of February next ensuing shall pro
coed to take the dispositions of John Gresham and
John Williams, between the hours of eight in the
morning and six in the evening, at George X. Carl-
tens store, in the county of King & Queen state of
Virginia The taking Of the said dispositions TO be
continued from day to day Sundays excepted) be-
tween the hours aforesaid, until concuded--tc he
read IN evidence IN a suit now pending in the Su-
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
rct Ill which am plaintiff, and you are defendants
ZACHARY LEWIS.
Ia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

MN. LAMBERT, Jr. .4uoynev-af- LnaD
w offers his services to those who are on. :,
gagged IN law suits in the Courts held in the,
CITY OF RIchmond to prepare their suits for trial
ne VIII pay particular attention to getting the
parties speedily before the Court the neglect
oil which causes great delay. He will also a, /
tend TO the suits at rules 10 the taking of depos i
''ohs ana before the commissioner, he prope,-
seS 10 10 what the parties themselves NOW
nave 10 Perionl' and whatever else may be ne
cessary TO hasten final decision of their cansx.
For the utility of such Council he refers to eveY.v
member of the Bar
January 25-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
TENlIE subscriber will take charge of School
Il the present year. 1T the residence of Doctor
Charles Morris, Of Caroline, (uear the White CHM
mics, and Litepage's bridge,) and will teach the
Latin and English Languages, grammatcally: VIII
ting, Arithmetic, ami Geography DIR. Morris will
receive in his family few Boarders, (male and fe-
male) AT ninety dollars the term, for Board and
Tuition. The school will commence on the 18th
January, and terminate ON the 18th December; and
be limited to ten scholars. vacation of one
month will be given in the summer.
EDMUND KIDD.
Jan. 10, 1925. w3w+
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

AN AWAY from Anne Arundel county, Ma
ID - ryland about the last of September 1923, a
negro boy named NELSON. who was bound as an
apprentice to a Mr.. John Forester, to learn the
biacNsmiths trade, and continued with him five or
SIX years. He lived several years in Baltimore,
ana may possibly be lurking about there at this
time. He was seen three -four months ago in the
county, few miles above Baltimore think il
pfonanle ne has obtained free pass. Nelson was
raised near "estmorcland Court house he is about
. iee' W or / inches high and well proportoncd;
mas very fiat nose. his complexion light. Mas
'ers OF vessels and others cautioned against en-
Ployng or harborins sait boy. One hundred dol
,arS VIII be given for experimenting and securing
nm IN jail, so that get him again, md the above
reward If delivered to me at this place.
JOHN A. PARKER.
Nuttsville' Lancaster Co. Va. Nov. 81, 1924.
1.-THE Editors of the Richmond Constitutional
wing Baltimore Patriot, and Federal Gazette,
VIII publish the above once a week for six weeks
and forward their accounts to me. JAP.
~ w6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

p tCTIARD POLLARD viii continue TO ransac,
n q business in Lynchburg. as .5uctioneer and
General Commission Merchant. He will, as here
tofore. attend to the selling and shipping of tobacco
and other produce for planters, county merchants,
and others. Also, the receiving aud forwarding
of goods-to the purchasing of produce on commits
sion, and to the transaction of bank business,
agent. In short, TO all business coming property
within the scope of an Auctioncer and Commission
Merchant. All conSigmmeutS that he may be ia
vorcd with, aud all business that may be entrusted
10 him, will meet with due attention.. Ills Office is
in the large brick house at the junction of First
street aud Fourth alley, near the Franklin Hotel.
Jan IL wiw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

~ Office is hereby given, that the following
y Certificate of the United States Stock. in the
name of john Mason, bearing date the 10Th of
March, 1871, has been lost mslaid, and due ap-
pl'catiom will be made at the Loan Office of the
United States iof its renewal: Deferred per cent
Stock, No. 100, amount $50 Of.
JOHN h. MASON, SENR.
Jan. II w12t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
JOB PRINTING

u Orders for PRINTING JOBS will no
thankfully received at the Wa1G Office. and or.
ecuted with accuracy neatness and expedition,
on moderate terms.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
Washington City GaSette.

ENcoURAGING.-Al lady by the name of Pitts.
who lately died in Virginia, left all her slave,
free, ON condition of their going to Africa: and
'iso provided her executors with the means OF
transporting them tfther. The belief has often
been calculated that whenever an unob,ection-
able outlet IS provided for the black population
OF the country, 1t will gradually flow Off
.1mer. Repub.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04

no Thomas Holloway, Thomas Pettus and
"A "A Phoebe his wife, Thomas III. Penus and
Z; his wife, Thomas T. Swami, Samuel
u. Swami, Dabney M. Wharton and Ann his
wife, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife bo;rs
OF Samuel Swami, dec'd-TAKE Nor1cE. that
on thursday, the seventeeth day of February
next, between the hours of nine O'clock in tho
morning aud sunset of that day, we shall pro
IGeu at 'he ohockoe Hill Tavern, in the city of
Richmond, to take the Dispositions of Tobn
Murphy Edmund Bailey, James TAYLOR. John
J. swami, and others, TO be read as evidence in
the trial Of suit now depending in the Syperior
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond District,
II wnich we We. are Plaintiffs and you are Defen,
dants; and if the taking of Dispositions as fore
said shall not be completed on that Gay, we shall
continue the taking thereof from dav to day
at the same place and between the same bours
OF each day, till they arc completed.
SAM'L Dunn g. CAROLINE his yv,fo
late Caroline Holloway.
January 1G-w4w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
AN Imperial press.

Vi Ramage's make, and which has been but YER,
little used IS offered tor sale, low price. En-
quire at the Wing Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
5. & NJ. ALLEN & co.
No. 759 Main St. Richmond

" AS committed to the jail of this coppt,,
w on the 24th day of August last, a negro man.
who calls himself Elijah. He states that he is
from the state of Georgia, and is the property of
Mr.. Barlow of that state. Having been Dur--
chased from citizen of Maryland, he VS. he was
On ms way oack TO that state Elijah is about five,
feet ten or eleven inches high of dark con,nlev;or
and appears to be about forty years of age
GERMAN JORDAN Tailor
Campbell city. Va. Dec. o. o.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
H. VIII LOCK- having associated himself
IA. with FRANCIS WICKER. the, cell =.
form their friends and the public in general ,b,,
they have rented the Lumber aud Yard be;,,
part oil that ws!l known stand formerly the proper,v
OF Charles Whitlock, decd, on Carey street. wher.
they nave on hand, and intend keeping, a general
assortment OF all descriptions of Lumber. Also.
oy tue bot or less quantity. Lime, Tar, Pitch.
&c. ' Ne
IN. b. They will also attend to the disposition nj
any articles OF country produce entrusted to their
''ie' Il. II. WHlTLOCk.
FRAN. WICKER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
1000 Dollars Wanted.

"A NY person who has the above sum to snare
"a can hear of certain speculation, which cam
not fail to realize him 20 per cent at least. for the
use of il Tor II months.
Enquire at THIS Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
UNION CANAL LOTTERY

FIFTEENTH CLASS,
TO be dra,cn on Wednesday, tie oh .JJaych
1928, and finished ~ a fcio 0,inutes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
MANAGERS OFFICE.
NO l2l, Chesnn Street, PhiiadelpIia.
YATES & M'YNTYRE

VIM be drawn, on Wednesday, the 9th of March
next, and completed in few minutes,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
New York literature lottery

~
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars
5000 Dollars, 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars, 5000 Dollars
II of 1000 Dollars, Oof 500 Dollars
Al of eco Dollars,
BESIDES great many of 500 $50, $40. &c.
Delay not IN procuring the lucky numbers
But few more orders can be received.
Whole Tickets, IS Quarters, 2,
Half, 4 Eipbtbs
Orders for tickets received at the Lottery
and Exchange Office of
S. NJ. ALLEN SEQ
No. 759 Main St. R1chrnnnd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
Young Ladies' Seminary.

VII me residence Of D2ct. L. .HosJy, IL, Po,c
hatam County.
VIE exercises OF this institution under the su.
n permtendance of Mrs. II. Rudd, will COM
lnence on the LIST of Feb. 1895, and close on the
5oth OF Nov. following. Board and tuition lin all
the useful branches) as heretofore,
-, For The Session Of Tea, Months, sl1O.
The course OF instruction includes SPELLING. Road
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar c.
graphy with the use of Maps, History (ancient and
modern,) Chronology, Mythology, elements of Che
mstry and Philosophy. Music, by gentleman e
superior qualifications, at $40 per quarter.
Dec 81 o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-04
10000 Dollars
10000 iioIlars

iogether with many of smaller denomination,
such as $500, s 90, $50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets, So Quarters, 50 90
Halves, 6 Figbtbs s0
Orders for tickets and shares. enclosing tbe
cash, or prize tickets in anv of the late Lotte.
RES by mail, viii meet with the same punctuaI
attention as if personally present, if addressed
to the Lucky Office of
s. & NJ. ALLEN & co.
No. 759, Main street, Richmond.
where the cash will be paid at sight for all
prizes az soon "a drawn.