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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21
Gloucester L0aU Grounds

Inc last viii of the late DIR. James Dean the SUBJ
scf'hers are authorized sell, and they now offer for
sale, MS 3aiuaole Estate, lying Ware River, the
county OF Gloucester, IN the State of Virginia, abou,
les "ies rom me Court House, containing $50 acres,
nearly the whole of winch low groun aud anou, 75,
acres are cleared, and high cultivation well
adapted to ihe growth of Indian Corn, Wheat and
nahey There is spacious Dwelling House, and all
ohe necessary out houses, good repair This Estate
s'uaed on the back of the River Fish and Oysters oil
me oes' q"aii'y are taken IN sight of the House.
more minute description is deemed unnecessary as it is
presumed any person wishing 20 purchase will FIRST exam
me the pramises, which will be shewn Ivy manager MIR
George w B'luPs purchaser of the land can he ac-
conmodaied with as many slaves he may require TO
cultivate 1t, and also theaiaming utensils and stock of
every description he time of payment will made
to SUIT the purchasers. For further particulars letter.
addres ed to Christopher Tompk'ns at Mathews Couu
House, Va vii meet due attention
CHR TOMPKINS,
JOHN D. JARVIS, Ex'ors Of J. Dean, decd
HENRY w. TABB,
may 1aws,,
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Waite S9EEOEaass. S.,,.igsgs.

sHE Subscriber has lately purchased
the establishment, known by the name OF
Daggery White Sulphur Springs, and intends
keeping Boarding House this season. II Is
situated IN Botetourt county, within four miles
of james River, fifteen from Pattonsburg, eigh
teen from Flncas:le, and twenty-five from Lex
ngton; the water is a white sulphur, similar i'll
quality TO white sulphur in Gre,n5rier, and is q
great deal stronger than it formerly was, from
the Improvement have made on it by ditchlng
and separating the fresh water from IT, There
arc also two other springs near 1.-THE one a
strong Chaebiute, the other beautiful Bath
Spring. which has very much The appearance Of
the Sweet Springs, and has eff; cted some ex ru.
ordinary cures in ulcers, rheumatisms, &c.
also intend beeping good pack of hounds.-
GeGllmen Wishing 10 amuse themselves in hunt.
ing, shall have an opportunity Of doing so.
Persons passing on to the other watering places
1t will be directly on tie route and particular
" by those who view he Natural Bridge and Blue
Ridge Canal Conscious that the patronage o.
the Establishment depends solely on its merits
every exertion y i'll be made 10 render the accom-.
modati"n agreeable to those who may favour me
with their company
Jy 5-eOot* DAVE =. WILSON.
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MARKETS.
Liverpool Corn Exchange, May 81

liverpool Corn Exchange, May 81.
Notwithstanding continuance of easterly winds
since Tuesday last, large cargoes of flour from
America and of wheat from Foreign Ports have ar
rived. AT this days Market there was pretty fair
attendance of town and country dealers, and sales
to considerable extent having been made of wheat
of all qualities at advance of Sd to Sd per 20 lbs
of -four at advance of Sd to Cd per bril-; on sack
oats Id I'd per as lbs aud of oatmeal at an advance
of 10d per $40 lbs and of all other articles parti
cipated little in this improvement, though not SO
to altar quotations.-Jour. of Com
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EIIGH MEADOW
ron SaLE.


~ ANlNG more land than can cultivate and
~ improve. cffer The above tract, contain
ing about $50 acres. for sale I, bee on the r., adj
lead ng from r c mond TO The New Bridges, aud
i about one mile from the old race ground and
q from The make -hoUse--neafly one ha f ia
sIpT osrd TO be in 40 De. The lard is part cu-
laTly adapted to wheat and clover-the crnp, oF
he former have been much admired; one yrar
the prCducl per acre about 80 bu.hels -
Corn End cotton have aIso been raised abundant
Iy. The situation is agreeable and believed to
b" healthy To man wishing 10 reiiTc n shor,
distance from town, and indulge IN rural occupa-
lions, ii presents considerable attrsctrons-fn The
farmer ard grriner, a soil susceptible Of a very
iIh state Of improvement. The dwelling house.
Is not elegant, but convenient and in cordr pair
| Is arc m "G tho ont houses, which consist &
barns, s. wants hot,es, a larg" stable. dairy
-mok" house. &c.-S 300 will be expected in
cash. tic balance IN 4 or annual payments; or
y good hnuse and lot on either IF the hills in
| X chmond will be taken in part p; YIN ,nt.-And
! offer tn Rent or LrGse portion Of my Land
on Chseaaomtay, sufficient produce 200 barrels
/ ~ corn, some wheat, hay. on g. vegetables, &c,
! his land Is osrably good, and is within 8 miles
/ # Richmond. The tenant will be expected to
res 'de principally on it. He will have Tho use
! = good hcu-es. and can be fur h. with stock
used 70 The fsTn x he should wish tn purchase
/ To . farmer Of experience and character. the
| subscriber would Lease most, f mot the whole Of
his land on Chcohominy, on moderate terms.
ED. D. CRENSHAW.
! Eanover, July rs. iv 20 Ct
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laid for Sale.

~ 7iE subscriber offers for sale, his tract of
IN sand, lying in Powhatan county, on Arpo-
nihitoX river, abpCt Ia miles above Genitu.
below Clement r, wn, and l2 above tho Court
aonse, adjoining the land of Charles Eqeleston.
Richard atkins, Hugh French, auo Gtners-
me tract contains about 800 acres. bc,w eep Q
and 3oo acres OF which are creek and river Low
grounds of very excellent quality, equal to anv
IN AppomattoX river. Sume of the river lovx
grounds are yet unclearcd The NIGH land IL IN
good state for cultivation, and he purchaser
VII nave 1t IN hs power to seed from 100 to so
bushels OF wheat on good COIN aud tobacco land.
The wood land is well iimbrred, and more than
suthcIency for the support of the plantation
ndePrnde ntly OF the uncIeared lot grounds -
The improvements consist of an overseer's house
and good negro quarters. on excellent new gram
cry and thresbIng machine attached to it. and
tobacco barns sufficient for curing 90 to 80 600
weight OF tobacco. Any person wishing to view
the land will at any time be shown j, by nv bro
,her, y Egglesion, VINO lives adjoining, or Mr.
Hugh French, who of present occupies IT. The
purchaser will be allowed the privilege of seed
ng crop OF wheat this fall.--Should the above
hescrbed land be not sooner sold privately
(notce Of which will be giveD) it will be sold
publicly. to the highest bidder, at Hugh French's
Tavern, on the Buckingham road, u miles above
Po~hatan Court House. on Thursday, The 18th
day of August, il fair, if not. the next fair dav,
The terms shall be accommodating, and VIII be-
made known on the day Of sale, or on app.ica.
lion to he subscriber, residing in Amela coun--
~. WIN. EGGLESTON
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New Apothecary Store.

" HITING BUKWELL q CO., having
w purchased the Stock Of The late John Il
blnmlre, and having made large additions, res
pectiully inform the friends OF the Old Concern,
and the public generally. that they will continue
IN" busln SIS at the same Stand, fimmrdiate,
opposite the door of the Eagle HotcI.) Having
made arrangements wIth extensive Houses u
The North, they viii he GRABBED from time tn
'nc, 10 present their rus omrrs with the fresh
est Drugs and Mcd,ciDes and hey pledge them.
So YES. hat every article sold, vii be genuine
IL Particular attention will be- given to orders
from the country, or prescriptions By physicians
The latter (Which, car beput up any hour of the
o'ghi. jy 8
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NONWAY ROBINSON has declined the Clerk
" ship of the General Court, with the purpose
of devoting his time wholly to his profession. He
will practice in the Circuit Court of Henrco, the
Federal Courts at Richmond, and the Court Of Ap.
peas. Should any of his cases in the latter Court
bo transferred 20 Lcwisburg, his attention to them
will be continued there.
iy - CIT
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E BAKER, late of Richmond, and w. AR
II !. MCL-l nar.Li.L. L.--. C--r...L

b. BAKER, late of Richmond, and w. AR
-hIs MOLD, Dentists, haze formed connection,
in the practice Of their profession, for tho pur,
pose Of dividing the various operations, and there.
by carrying them TO greater perfection.
Mr.. BAKER will moro particularly attend to
the diseases and Irregularities Of the teeth. Mr..
ARNOLD, to the supplying their deficiencies,
either with natural or mineral substances, az
required.
The utility and Advantages Of this division Of
labor IN their practice, it is believed will appear
obvious.
Location at No 6, Warren Street, New York,
nearly opposite the City Hall.
D- The Richmond Enquirer, Norfolk Herald,
Beacon, Petersburg Intelligencer, fredericksburg
Aroma, and Lynchburg Virginian, viii please in
SORT in their respective papers thIss times, and
forward tho above accounts TO the Wing OfIcs
for their sHt ma 23-4td 4tc
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SCHUYLERS PALACE OF FORTUNE.
~ 22O Broadway, under the New American
Museum, Marble Building, New York, where has
lately been sold and paid prizes of 800 25 OOO
10000 $4,000 1880, 10000, &c, amc uniting to
Millions of Dollars For the information of nv
friends and others at distance, give thus early,
the following
u IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE. IN
List of Brilliant New ork Lotteries to be drawn
in the City of Newly ork, for the Summer Cam.
paign:
June 22-Regular Class g. AZ No Lotterv-6
, drawn ballots.Capitals are 100000, SlO,6 2
of $4,000, of So, 500, of So, 900, of 81 500.
5of$l 900, &c. Tickets $40.
June 29-Extra 1875 No. Lotterv-5 drawn hal
iots--Capitals 1000, $4,000. Tickets 81
July Irregular 7-4s No. Lottory-6 drawn bal
lots-Capitals $4,000, $4,000. Tickets SIS.
sA9OeFte3' sEENsalsssOtk,
July 13-Extra Is--Capitals $4,000, $4,000
$1,000 $4,000, $4,000, s5,OO0, &c. &c
Tickets $i6: 36 No. Lottery-6 drawn ballots
exactly an even chance for Prize. Packages
In this Lottery must draw back at least One Half
In frlzes, with the chance for all the Brilliant
Capitals. Please be in time for the Lottery, as
the Tickets will undoubtedly be as scarce as in
the last Lottery OF this kind.
July 2O-Extra 1876 No. Lottery-6 drawn bal.
lotsaCapitals 100000, $4,000 $4,000. Tick.
July 27-Extra 20-66 No. Lottery-22 in pack.
age-9 drawn ballots-Capitals $40, 900, $4,000
S9,ODO: Tickets $40, and lowest prize S12.
u "A brilliant Lottery will be drawn in New
York every Wednesday, for months to come
Bank Notes current in any part of the United
States, taken at par for Tickets-when more than
one Ticket is ordered, the postage need not be paid
Those who prefer it. to postage, can have Ger
tificate of the numbers sent by mail, the original
Tickets will be sealed up, deposited in the Banks
and held subject to the disposal of the ovners this
plan, though generally adopted by my customers i.
not followed without express orders Please be par
ticular to address
ANTHONY II. SCHUYLER,
Jun 22-2aw 12tc New York
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BRESTOE ESTATE,
Ast the county of Fig. William


81 n pursuance of the power vested in the Presi
n dent and Directors of the Literary Fund, by
an act of tho General Assembly passed 25th Febrri
airy last, authorising the sale of the Brstoe tract
OF land, IN the county of Prince William, propos.
ais will be received by the said President and Di
rectors, for the whole any portion of the said
tract, until the 10th day of October next,
Inc annexed extracts from the law will shew
the conditions required of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals will consult their own
convenience in fixing the nstalments of the pur
chase money.
The Bristoe tract contains by survey 6494 acres.
the greater part of which is under leases which will
expire in the year 1919, and which are subject to
an annual rent of about %, 600 pounds of tobacco
BY order of the President and Directors of tho
Literary Fund.
J. BROWN, Jr. I'd Audr.
I'd. Be it further enacted, That it shall be the
duty of the said President and Directors to require
of the purchaser purchasers of the said tract
bonds with sufficient personal security, payable to
the said President and Directors, together with
deed deeds of trust on the estate SO Sold to Sc
cure the payment of the purchase money and inter
est; which bonds taken, shall bear interest from
the dates thereof And all persons who shall fail
TO pay into the treasury annually within six months
after the same shall become DUE the interest which
may accrue ION their said bonds, shall forfeit all
claim to the credit given on their purchases, and
the principal shall thereupon become due and be
recoverable by the said President and Directors
with all interest in arrear, by motion to the Ger
raj Court, on ten days notice of the time of making
such motion, or the payment thereof enforced by
proceeding the deed deeds of trust aforesaid
at the discretion of the said President and Direct
ors.
Sd. Be it further enacted, That all persons be-
coming purchasers of land under the provisions
of this act shall have the privilege of paying the
| amount of the purchase money at any time.
4th This act shall be in force from the pas
sing thereof.
| may 81 2aw ids
GJFThe Editors ofthe National Intelligcncer and
OF the Alexandria Phenix, will publish this adver-
tisement twice week until 10th Oct. next, and
send their bills to the I'd Auditors Office for pay
ment.
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b virtue of trust deed, made by Charles Ben
N nett for the benefit of Jno. j. Stubs, sen.
bearing date the 21st of Deer, l8l s. and recorded
in the county court Office of Henrco, will be sold
TO the highest bidder for cash, at the front door of
the said courthouse, Friday, August the 5th,
1881, sale to commence at IL o'clock of that day,
10 acres of Land, lying and being in the said
county, near the city of Richmond, and adjoining
the lands Of Jas. NJ Coulling and others.
The Trustee will convey such title only, az is
vested in him under tho said trust deed.
Sale ordered by the Executor
S. LEMOINE, Trustee.
jy2O cts
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Dryden g. HUNT,

Merchant IatIors, OF BALTIMORE,
p RESPECTFULLY inform tbri: trends and
4 u the public, that they have selected from the
lave arrivals, very general assortment of Goods,
suitable for genilemen's wear. which they are
prepared TO make up to order IN the neates stvlr
and on the most accommodating terms-vlz: So
per cloth coo,r, of any C, iour from 20 to 25 dol
lars-Pnnts and Vests equally pleasing erms.
AND tor the accommodation of such of my
friends as do not visit the city, they may expect
u see me at Lancaster Court-Hou,e on the
2oth day Of June, at the sitting of the Levy
Court, where ! shall be prepared to exhibit q
card of patterns of general variety of goods,
from which gentlemen may sci CT and give or
deTs,j and To take measures for such as NAV feel
disposed 10 favor with their custom. ANY ar.
ticle OF dress which may be ordered. shall NEE,
"rh immediate attention, and forwarded on &C
cording to direction.
JOHN N. HUNT.
Of the firm Of Dryden g. Hunt.
lu 10 11w4ic No. B. Sharpe st. Baltimore
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Manchester Property For Sale.

SS'S' iOpCfty L VI SdIe.
N pursuance of the last will and testament
IL of John hlu, Chi, late of Chesterfield county,
shall offer for sale, the premises at Public
Auction, ON Thursday. the ist day of Septem-
her next, weather permitting, or the fr.t fair
day !heresiter) all The real property IN the town
OF Manchester. belonging to the estate of the
said John Murchi", consisting of The following.
w: lot, or square, with the buildings appeI-
iainlng TO 1t, long known the Manchester
Tobacco Ware Houses, one other house and lot
on the Main Street, adjoining the property of Col.
T. r. Smith-also, tenement on Main Streer,
now In the occupancy of Mr.. Alex Grant, having
large b:lck dwelling house, with nine roums q
good frame kitchen, smoke house, stable, carriage
house aud a garden-also, another tenement on
the Main Street. adjoining the last mentioned, at
present occupied by Mr.. Arch'd Freela nd; ON this
lot is house that has been used some wears as 4
tobacco factory. with screws, presses, and other.
hxtnFes belonging to ii, which may be sold Sc
parate, With sufficiency Of ground TO suit pur
chaaers-PossessIsn may be gwen the 6rsr day
January next-Ferme, one fourth on the LIST Of
January the balance in three equal instalments
payaolr IN SIX, twelve and eightoea months
Bonds with good security, and u deed Of trust
on the property, will be required
RO. d. MURCHIE,
Ex'or Of John Murchie, dec.
~ 5-Haw6w C ids d
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Plantation and Ferry for Rent.
4 IN the first day of James City August Court,
- will be in Williamsburg, and will rent out
the Plantation and Ferry on James River, immedi-
ately above jamestown. Persons wishing to rent
the same will then and there have an opportunity
of doing JOHN Fl. SMITH.
jy l6 cit
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Madeira Wines.

Madeira Wines.
az URDOCK g. cos finest Sercial, Malusey,
IEa- Tinta, and London particular Madeira wine,
In pipes, haEpipes, quarters and hafquarter casks,
vintage, Of 1924 and 90.
ALSO,
Just received per Brig Invincible. from Messrs.
PAYNE g. Co.'S. Of Madeira, an assortment similar
TO the above, Of their finest old wines, which are
offered for sale at the market prices and on credit
of twelve months. if required.
jy 20-tf CHARLES PALMER.
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June z.

Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
fENtiE President and Directors have declared a
dividend of and per cent, On the Capt.
tai Stock for the last six months, which VIII be
paid TO the Stockholders on the 18th instant
jy l-4tc VIM. NEKERVIS. Cssh,r.
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MTANTED-at this ofice--thrse Apprentices
w 70 the Printing business,-This business is
now we'll paid, and is becoming bsttsr paid svsEy
year
Tbs Lynohburg Virgiuiau and Arena, VIII inssYt
the above three timos, and charge This office.
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"a NHE President and Directors of the Bank ofVIr
a ginia have declared dividend of the profits
or the last SIX months, of two and half per cent
payable after the 18th inst. A. ROBINSON, Jr
july Cashier
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VI An explosion is at hand in one of the most
important States of the Union, that will shake all
the bones in the skeleton of Jacksonism asunder.
More of this by and by.
louisville Ky. Reporter, JULY 9.
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AOOA w A'EEss. Whiting Burwol g.
- Co.. directly opposite the door of the Earle.
nave opened their Soda fountain for the balance
favored syrups. iv sl-.ts
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~ Wheat and Corn remain stationary in this
market.
Corn-Wholesale, 623 65 sts.; Retail, 10 cts.
Wheat-Red 81; White 81 O5.-New Wheat is
coming in slowly.
Flom-City Mills-New S5l-extensive sales
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n OST some where between the Union Hotel
H and Warwick, crossing Mayo's Bridge and
travelling the Turnpike, Fifty Dollar Now Or
leans Note, and a Five Of the u. S. Bank, and an
other Five Of the Richmond Banks, together with
a memorandum Of Three Hundred aud Eight Dol
lars, placed in Mr.. II. Kings hands, and several
other papers, with the subscribers namos to them
all, and also letter from New Orleans, to Mcssrs
Smith e. Hannah, among them. a reward Of FIVE
dollars will be paid for the recovery Of the articles
upon delivery to Mr. Henry King, or Messrs
Smith d Hannah, merchants.
JOHN HAMILTON BROWN.
u All persons are forewarned from It ceiving
the above $50 n. Orleans Note. jy 90
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AUCTIONS,
Eg9 alfix N1ax,sl,@ss =. ; :.

SiOES ON Weunesaa,, IA, II IA mi M @
O'Clock, WI be sold at the store, GO packages
shoes suited TO the season.
" I5-ts o. D. &, 70 a,c,s
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E. n. MONTAGUE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW
RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional ser.
Ia wees to his f lends and III public general.
y. He will attend he Superior and inferior
Courts of Law and Chapcery for the Counties
OF Essex, Mlddlesex. Gloucester. and Matthews
ana Promises the most unr'mltIing attention 10
any business that may be Commit ed 10 his care.
10 ddress, Chnrchville, Mlddlesex County
~ l2
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Of the firm of Dryden g. Hunt.
IN 10 11w4ic No. B. Sharpe RI. Baltimore
RICHMOND
Lancasterian School,

Laneasfcrian School,
DiICE Is hereby gwen; that the Board of
~ trustees VIII proceed, az their stated meet
rug TO be held on FRIDAY, The 29,h J1ly mex.
20 The appointment { an Asst slant TEACHER f
the Male department. Of this Insilution. The
salary Is 900 dollars per annun, with such odd,-
tlonaI emoinnent as may arise FROM an increase
Of pay scholars
. a Applicants are requested ~ forward
their eotpmur icstions. Dos, paid. 1, the subso,i
Der, on or before the 22d July neg.
by resolution "f the Board OF TrusiePs.
JOHN 8. MYERS, Secretary.
ie i5-N29iv
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u ME subscriber will be absent from Richmond,
u until the LIST, of Oct. during his absence Mr..
Bethbrdge, will attend to his professional business,
in whose skill, as Dentist, the Public may with
perfect safety, place tho most implicit confidence.
iy 1S-cotf z. HOUSTON.
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oIICE-,The Subscriber having determined
leaving the State of Virginia, is DESTROYS of
sons indebted to him by bond or book account. arc
requested to make immediate payment, particularly
those whose debts have been due any considerable
time' us Longer indulgence cannot be given; and
d. al persons mving claims on him, will present
ihem for settlement, to Hubbard & Gardner. or to
Andrew 5. Whitlocke, (who may be found at their
store) who are are fully authorised to close all nv
unsettled business JACOB NJ WEAVER
iY 2l-w dc IS
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.NeH and Gross HeTrtngs.
a CARGO of nstt AID gross Herungs ~fl,
n be Inspected On the Dock to morrow NORM
ing. the S1s,, for gsls,
jy2o JAS. w1NsTON,
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S&aressE NRAa5@.
POKT OF RICHyMO.ND.
ARRiV ED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Comet, from Smithfield with bacon. To
Womble s. Wilson,
Sloop Cherub, Burke, from Norfolk, with sun
dries.
SAILED,
coal.
coal.
Schr Chariot, Smith, for New York, with coal
Schr Charles King, Smith, for Now York. coal
Schr Joseph Stewart for City Point, flour.
Schr Virginia, Farland, for City Point, -four.
Schr Elijah s., Williams, for New York, coal.
Schr Virginia, Price, for Washington, coal.
Schr Amlty, Townsend, for New ork, with coal
Schr Gold Hunter, Candy, for New York
with coal.
Lighter Petersburg, -, for Petersburg, with
tobacco.
sloop Excel, --, for wareham, with iron
ore.
CLEARED
Ship Plato, Davis Master, Cowes, with tobacco
and cotton by Kerr s. Caskie
=, Ship lnez, Pike MASTER London, with -four by
Max & Son.
H,4HRIJNS' FORTUNATE OFFICE.
90 Prizes Of $1,000!
'.MoRROW at A o'clock the Virginia State
81 Lottery, 4th Glass; will be drawn ut the
Eagle Hotel, in this city.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000:
Also, prize of $4,000, l of $500, l of g, 900,
and t,nenty prizes of one thousand dollars
sc. sc. &c.
Tickets IS, halves SO, quarters l 25 cts.
r. .. The Capital Prizes still continue to be
SOLO al my fortunate Office in almost every Lottery
V 81 1t S. HAWKINS.