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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
ne. yANpENBUReM,s EEMALR RENo

~ vATiNe PILLS, irom oern.ny, an sase,ssi remedy
net h.ye her regular and proper course.
Not S a.. .se Ss Sspss The sal. o. M
their efficacy sold only by MRS BIRD midwife and female
soothing syrup children ,ee,hng SAFE sure and eec,ss
remedy Also excellent remedy for nipples prepared
and sold as above. Advice gratis mys-Sms
oil OF ALMONDs-For destroying Dandrud and
Rss,epIg ss BAR s s ,s,.ss TON
wears experience has fousd the value Of hi. inmsse on
which he recommends TO the ladies and genemen OF this city
pscssry ladies' who wear ssias where the dsadruG
can es, be perceived For sale only at the above place
desirable property rs The possession Of hne head sf
and desirable Substitute for the msny injurious preparation.
The 3D. ,syertset pledge, h@ssll hs. the yEeEIAsLE
and restore bald in order TO NEE, the erses
ys demand for Y has put 81 hs low price o. 70 eests per
bottle For sale BY HARr ias d sro.s-%
GAIT WATRR BATHs-Now open Al Castle Gar
- dsI sss On The N.rs RvsT near Canal street, Family
5for dollar ard IL for dollars single sdmiss rs cents
ehdre. under twelve years ofsgs hall price Also shower
The advice Of long experience can be had at the establish
and comfort through this smpeye imporen luxury ie7ln
ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An elegant and highly
X enhancc the charms and besuty III the mouth,
And add fragrant swee,ses. 10 the breath
Is an attainment lang devouily wished,
Though ne'cr III now effectively achieved
Tie 0rris Tooth Paste happily insprcs
This mueh desired result, 9 will It's use,
With premp,ness ard high satisfaction, prove.
THE ORRIs TOOTH PASTE, while II beauties the
teeth, renewing and preventing every appearance OF
tsrtsr and giving them clear and pesry whtenes i'm
proves the color Of the lips and gums and gives additional
beauty 10 the erewbk Of the mosthby It's snecng
properties greatly tends preserve the teeth from decay
breath which the orris Justly and extensively
celebrated. For sale WIZ lessle and retail by
". G. HART, No lf3 broadway,
ally corner OF Courtssdtst
BLEACHING POwD H-5o casks Of Boyd's
- Bleaching Powder, superior article, for sale by
J. CAMrBELLA PFRssF
myi9u ITO and liz Nassau St
ROOkBIND rns' LEATHs For sale by
D J. CAMPBELL rERsSE,
my23 ITO and liz Nassau st.
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HAVANA SEGAKS.-lO0,O0e Ronda brand
III SO 900 La Norma brand
so 900 Norrega do
$4,000 l.. L. do
$4,000 Imperial do
10000 Congress do
9eeO0 Principe Segars-for sale in lots to suit pur.
chasers, by SMITH BELL, 1913 Front street
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RA4LLlAIT AH9 HOW'LL ATTRACTIOu
- ia coanexion with Maningtsn's sDlcn1ii 11vis.
mss, City Salssn, sppssse y. fspra 'ss Dsss-
Cslenans Autousloa Lady hiasrsL-This Is.utf., -
truly astonishing female Ggure SURPRISES anythin~ ~ ~
ever e1hshed large = Me- hss.es nsvss he ese
like one In the at resplraten and mpresscs ~ hshJ
with the idea Of It's actual with exquisite ana
rate taste executes variety OF airs and
the accordion. After which will exchange the accordion a.
guitar held gracefully At ease and play aecompani
msut with Mr. Coleman The joint performances upon thes
being they entirely dissim lar with on
performer human and the other autonaton have astsnshed
and delighted the iRcreduous canary, warblisg he
most exquisite so notes. dog gambsng win the figure
several other must be to obtain credence
their truly remarkss bic and astonishing performances
Amongst the beautiful moving doramas Of Haningtons the
grand vivid the Great Wesera ship
dshng round the steamer Sirius whilst lying anchor
received each night OF its performance TO crowded audi
snces, with of continued applause. These
popular and Interesting Evening Exhibitions reopen This
Evening" and will continue during the The crowded
and dsshted audiences who visited these Dieam.s for FIVE
seasons with the efforts and cost the Propretos have
used 10 render them still brilliant than formerly promi-
continuance OF their Private boxes
all times be secured the Saloon Tickets for boxes so
eachParquce rs cents Children, accompanied with their
parents half price, Doors open al performance begin
half pest8. myly
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0Enn ADVANTAGEOUS SPECIFIC MIX
WCVV TuRG-Yorthe cnre Of 0enorrhUa elects strc.
lures sad analogous complaint Of the
o. all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints IN
Is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
regard to Diet drink exposure change In application to
business
We give ne opg quaeksh 10 deceive the
public. Ibe medicine does not speak for sc shall
speak for H. Our object TO notify where II he had
and that tie proprietor challenges single case q re-
cent Gonoboes 70 be brought which the Mixture Will
This disease that unfortunately psrvsdes MI rssks OF
soeiety-high, low, rich ssd poor mstrponis and ssge
They are sew presented with remedy by which they
cure themselves without the least exposure tn the shortest
time possible.
Further the dcasccsnnotbe ceusrsctedH d.se Of Mis-
tureistsken atmghton going to bed when rpesod.
It's put bottles, with fun dreetens accompanying
w. bottle. Vne bottle lasts week, which generally cares
vor sale only At Bn VIM H. Minors drug store No. ls;
corner OF Dey s. Frspkip uouse New York;
80 yenes Huehasons OF Cbesnut and TIN sta
Philadelphia a2e.Smt
| EOHT THE REMOVAL or aUPERFLU.
| GUY HAA-Tnstpanc OF iemsie scsuty whether on the
foreneaa neck o. stn unsiRhtly ppper p
eneenshy removed by Tree use Ut ATKINsONs bEPILA
T0kf lu operation tnsts~tansous hair
cut the least spproash TO pan and leaving a winter and
softer tbss before twice using the Depsory the roots
pcstiep OF H. No had consequence from s u.s need he
pretended, 4 may be used on Infants wou, sny
| bad effects
The advertiser prepared warrant every both. .ola h
him TO operate efectualy and 10 he perfectly emf in X
| effects. sold wholesale ssd retslby
'"e'''' II. G. MART, i7s Broadway,
ally corner cODr,laada
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Youths and Children's Hats, from 81 50 to 2 90
The above prices but small advance the the
material and workmanship all sales must be
made for cas without deviation from the above low pri
Also, unrivaed of Cloth and Fancy Caps
wholesale and RETAIL Country dealers supplied the
favorable terms G. WATSON
mil 3ms 154 Chatham st 3doors Mulberry
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a.
that round
Il dyiJ By;Je Mnus4p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
DOM ESH'HC.

NORFOLK, March 26.-The meeting Of Saturday night
passed off with great eclat The Town Hall was full 10
overlooking, and the audience strongly represented the
wealth. talents and commcr ca ne-prise of The borough
Resolutions were offered that covered the whole ground
OF Southern action in favor of direct Import and
port trade and they enforced By commercial
with stirring facts and illustrations The resolutions
declare that The present condition of the country emil
nenty favorable 10 The general purpose-that Norfolk
will CO operate with Charleston and Augusu-that it
is expedent that Nofnk be represented in the Conven
ton 10 be held at Augusta and Committee be appoint
ed to select among themselves delegates who will attend
the same-that the meeting highly appreciates the sent
menls recently expressed by Elizabeth City County,
and other counties in favor Of Southern commerce-and
that the attention Of the whole State ght 10 be called
to the subject of Southern commerce. and that the press
Of the State be requested TO its influence in the
causeand finally that the committee above appointed,
be instructed 10 act committee Of correspondence.
The finest feeling prevailed, and unanmily the
order of the night. Whatever may be the result of the
present movement, it is impossible to foresee but il is
evident that the public mind has been reused to The
subject of direct trade with Europe and sooner or
later the fruit will be What an earnest of
success nearly all who took any part in the meeting
were active business men, who will be the first TO carry
into effect the proposed object Of the meeting The Mayor
Of the Borough who presided and the secretaries were
added TO the General Committee. As the selection of
the committee subject of some importance, the
Mayor requested time for the purpose. The delegates
will not be able to reach Augusta until Monday after
noon We will give the official proceedings in next.
We received last evening the names Of the following
gentlemen, who have been appointed the committee in
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CLAREAE'S OFFICE,

Iempte OF fortune
Fis, door below The entrance 10 the Eagle Hotel, Rich
mond, Virginia.
Pri='s, as usual, going G8 at c'arkss office.
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, Glass highest
Capital Prize, $600C0.
IA g. II Sd II Al "a 40 Sc G5
s24 $40 500 $40 $50 SIG $lG SIG SIG $l2 $l2 Sl2
IL IL
$l2 Sl2
Whole Ticket, Nos. a G5 81, prize Of $500; also,
Is II II, prize of $780, together with many other
smaller prizes, sold and cashed at
O'''N''o' CLARKE's OFFICE.
.7nothcr Splendid Scheme for 2lsI 3pra!
$50, 000-Sl0,00O.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Petersburg Mechanic Associalnn
Cuss No. 3, for 1870 be drawn at Alexandria,
Va, on Saturday, April 2lst: 20
GRAND CAPITALS. ...r
prize of $4,000, Of 10000, of 5000, Of 1000,
of 5000, Of 1000, of .6l5 10 of 1000. &C., &c
Tickets only $40, halves S., quarters So so.
All orders from the country (far and near for tickets
in the above or any other Lottery will meet with the
most prompt attention if addressed TO
CHASTAlN CLARKE,
March n flG5-2awtd] Richmond, Va.
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IszsET'EH.
"xvcm rer REMAIN. cNscSc."

fsrOu TIC y: i. EreniDg SarJ
A, found for sever mornings past Una. rome o. my y;
with INV Muskats and re oe'sa Determined 10
my last M
sy in watch when just tho clock struck one hoard SOUNDS
,sss Whale md Instantly hut fon each pans
upon before the mirfor After santng each other 10
eheny kad tongue commenced tolernbe
eBeaur-.Iy homo uus on mountain stream,
Toward tho .e,tins suo;
So FAR away did not dream
The ,rappcr there would come,
Blu, ali. as ] went oct 10 fell
My lex ef aud no how VI cannot cana toll
Between steel teeth shut
Said siS Be s you war ut up to trap
What shame!
,cssrp,-fln Indian file around the looking s'a'''
Thou hop, hop. hopn ;,
e. ss: :Is 80 ID d s ]: IS sis IL.
Around around, aI0uaa
THOUGH rss % .iips and elp S' eo'ordies
We turn our nightly i Sc, somerset a, .cu.,,,,,
Which feeds tho Kankakc;
] thought the who gather pols,
Would never there pei, me:
Blu, white I swan, an ounce Of lead
From some old nuskrt fewi
And quick rs lightning struck my h'ad
Add split i ' iSs ds 10 ss''
EsssE 'n %ss. 's1 s1soaG ap
cAorus-Thcn hop, hop, &c.
Ouer-Beneah thickset pswpaw hedge
Which skirts u Northern lake,
Concoa'h below the waters edgo,
My dwelling did make.
a short way off, among some troes
Upon gentle mound,
Idaiy young TO Pleone,
And ffoick'd on the ground.
But, oh shame
Sudden upon chap,
Who gave my head deadlyrap
With his cane.
Chorxs--rln Indian fle around the looking slnss
Then hop, hop, hop,
All meet the hatier's shop:
Once life fish did give,
But o FISH you live
Around, around, around
The mirror lightly bouud
Though s,rip'd aud clip'd, and colo!eJei,
Wo Nightly somerset
whistle and nomerset]
Beorsy-My mountain stream never sialsee,
.ifuskyat-T neve shall swim in the ksnkakie.
OuerOn bunks of the lake do my little ones srny,
-. And they for their mother far, far away
BsapsrI the play again in tho stres
Huskra-I shall again hear the War Eagles scream,
onsr-Nor the ORIOLES notes While he sings to MS love,
As she sits her nest in the branches above
a., al-For now are doomd upon heads 10 ride,
And never again through the waters to glide,
Blu, see our troop-uniks ourselves
They're sleeping soundy on their shelves:
Now let US raise widest
And tho rascais from their die
Al This ind such scampeT-
then hiding light and found n in the usual
that muskro ind al otter hat had e
changed places they and Of the benSes looked Ill
tie brighter than their neighbors.
o. FISH, Chaham Square.
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10 our Customers md Friends.

a GENCY AT WESTHAM.-We have opooi,,,,
IA Mr. A d. CARTER (at present collector Of NV
tolls for the James River and Kanawha Company W.:
Agent at Westhan,, for receiving and forwardinp ~.
siSnments to US. Mr. Carter has erected suitable I,I
ngs for the protection Of produce against damage oi
will always be the spot, with sufficient numbs ~
wagons and drays 10 despatch the same.-Lelle,. III
hoatmen should be addressed to us-care Of Mr.. n a!
Carter, Westham. -
Richmond March %, 1898. 103-2awsw
UNRlAM-now in fine health and spirits, will occunv
a my stables the present season, (Which has cpm'
nenced and will terminate LIST Juy) and be let To- l.
mited number of mares 600 at One Hundred and Fiv
Dollars cash, with dollar to the groom in each in
stancc-Any mare falling TO prove in ioal will be sn
tied (my ter havng been strictly complied With IA
Inc NJ xt season gratis 10 Pram il lie remain in the Sss
should lie be removed out of it, then TO snch horse
may occupy my stand. Mares will be we'll fed with
grain andhny fodder at orty cents per day. ana hrs
they are removed all erptnsns must be paid CoprpJ
servants boarded without charge. No accommodation.
for white Gentlemen prelerring such 10 attend
their Mares procure board in The ncghborhood sps;
cicny contiguous to the horse stand Lots and ST.,
b!es prepared both for barren and those b.r,
colts. Every precauton vii! be taken prevent ,.c
dents or escapes-bul no liability for either.
For the performances Of this unrvaed horse and ,oo
of his get, that ran in England last season. References
made TO handbiIs, which will be furnished any ceruc,
application. My address is Richmond Va.
RO. G. WILLIAMSON,
MARCH, OF o.,
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TIL. Bnnks.-'rhe monthly report of the banks for
February, polished in Saturday Argus, shows dml-
mutton Of loans and discounts for the las, month, Of ST.
O5 ,5G6; and increase of specie OF $l73,46l; dImsn,
ished circulation of SlO5 500 decrease OF Inc cana'
fund dcposi.e Of $3.50 500; OF Individual d'poses 514-
s72 aud of the Stale TreuSurers drposite of Sl552I3
Total amount Of specie the st March, 81 wv '93-
circulation 81 IU7 350-.N. Y. Sun.
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nursuanco of The resolution adopted at The mectng
Miles King (hnirman John sou,bga!e George LOy
ALL VIM B. Lamb, swepson Whi.rhesd, wTlgm aou sm
gale, NJ C. Whitehead, H. Woods. John n IaseT IahI
Jose PHI T. Allyn, T. Andrews VIM D. seld en- I Geo
Wilson J. H Butler, JOS H. Robertson, R E. Taylor
Thos Reilly, Ro. sou.ler sr, 7. G Brought9n, ;. r.
II. Haton, w Tucker, Hugh B. Grigsby, James l.
snuer, G. C. Gary JAS Johnson, John 5. Gii'is"n'
Dickson. Jas H. Behan, Geo Brambe, J NJ. Sm!in'
w II. Taylor c. w. Newton, C. Hall, C. ii. She'''
d. Kyle, James F. Hunter.
NJ The name OF the Mayor as Chairman, and OIL 'he
Secretaries added by vote Of the meeting
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March |

81 IMPORTED BLACK ARABlhN.-Con 10 nv
IA expectations, this famous Stallion will make anobe,
season in Virginia When advertised him last Spin,
calculated bring in 'issour beor, this with oil nv
effects. But SO far from il, have settled down again in
old Prince Edward, The main road two miles Scuh
of the town of Fuimye, where Black Arabian NAV te
found at all times during the season. ready macs
at $50 il paid by the first of July. ut whch time The sea.
ends-S3j not paid by that time-S5O to insure
mare, payable when The fact is cscerIaned, the rls,e
parted with; and 81 cash 10 the groom for each mare
All mares left in my care shall fare well a. twenty.
FIVE cents per day-he shall say So or charge
will be made. No liability for accidents or escapes
Servants will be boarded gratis.
had fully intended 10 price this valuable animal
higher this season. than hcrctonre-bu if the pressure
OF the times has operated The purses OF my fiiencs
and patrons, il has their humble servants they
will doubtless agree with me, that $50 now, some Ii.
lie advance on that amount, since February, lS37-
Black Arabian has become well seasoned To this climate
and looks better and more sprghty than he has ever
done since his arrival 10 America. He has proved hin.
self fine and sure ina geer His colts promise well for
all the purposes of the farm, the road, or The turf If
were asked what are they most remarkable for: would
say soutness, and game-like appearance. Mary Of
them not yet two years old, are nearly MS tall as their
noble sire, who measures five ret-ta Tor on Arabian
This Foreigner is not like characters, who produce
powerful impression on first acquaintance, then softly
drop of into oblivion; but like the Godolphin Arabian
(w!lnm it is said he very much resembes Is The more
highly appreciated, the accurately you scan him.
1t may truly be said, here Is thorough cross Tor Tie
Archie mares Eclipse Mares and all other mares in this
country; for he bred away beyond the waters The
stables Of Moroccos Emperor, which fact, ait must ad
nit, renders him indeed. Were so disposed,
could say much in culogy of his uncomnony ston, back
bone, great muscular powers, eagle like eye and head
beautiful Jet black color. long flowing name and tail bn,
all this consider the mere Of the day; and shall
conclude my effort in behalf of this Napoleon of horse,
by wishing great 10 all enterprises designed TO
improve The breed OF the dumb creation in this growing
Republic This is the commencement OF his 4h season.
THOMAS FLOURNOY.
Fpb 20 90-WSw-
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To Farmers and Purchasers generally.
NE7E have three wagons starting from our Store
w every morning for Westham, (or MinisLick y
Persons purchasing goods Of U.s. if by these wagons,
will be charged only half price for carriage. Besides,
we offer The public large and general assortment of
Groceries, at wholesale and retail, at the very lowest
prices for cash or town accepances
WYATT & WHITE.
March 90 106-2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31
RICH AND sPLISpID SCHEME
S50, 0OO!!
Fourteen Prizes in each twenty FIVE tickets !
hr1rIu NJ ,uunu uri-eS as blanks
JNcaT7y as many PTL-fS as UnHhS:
VIRGINIA State lottery,

Virginia State lottery,
For the benefit Of The Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association, Class 3 for 1888
To he drawn at Alexandra, Va, April II, 1855.
CAPITALS.
$4,000! 10000 5000 1000 5000 10 prizes OF
900 dollars 10 prizes Of $50 dollars II Of 800 y
of $500 rs of 5000 100 Of Sl5O-l2o Of $l2o l22
of Sl0O, &c.-Tickels 10 dollars.
Certificate Of Package of % Tickets in this Mag.
ni6cenl scheme will be sent for $l2O. Packages OF
Halves and Quarters in proportion
Tickets all Lotteries for sale by the package or single
ticket, by the alI.lucky HOfI,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
ofthe Eagle. who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the prompt attention as personal ap'
pcaon and the result sent (when requested) immed-
atply after the drawing when addressed 10
March q [l05-tfl D. NJ. HOfT.
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I'D UNAWAYS.-Left my plantation, in Aibem'Fe
EA county, Virginia, rather more than year SINCE
my negro FONTAINE, about % years of age stout!
strong mnde rather below the ordinary height and very
broad several shades brighter than black very Pessand
dollars for his delivery 10 me- if taken within the State
and two hundred if out of the State think II qu.os
probable he is abou, some of the Iron or Public WOES
passing free mani would, therefore cal Inc a.n
ton of agents nd contractors specially 10 this notice
Also. GARDENER, about 20 years of age, we'll pro-
poroned, about ordinary size black, and when con- e
fused. snmners very much. will give the same e
Gardener as for Fontuine and twenty i've dollars ,o
LINDSAY 's'''' MANN PAGE:
On $50 90-2awf
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office, Richmond, Va


Drawn numbers of the Alexandria Lottery, Class No |,
for 1s38-drawn at Alexandra, ID. o., on Saturday.
the Oath March, inst, viz:
ID G7 IL 54 Il d 46 81 40 8 Sc Is lG IL
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
Virginia State lottery.
For The benefit of the Town of Wheeling
Glass No. 2 for 1889.
Is drawn numbers in each package of % tickets,
.4bout QUO prize Ia btank.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia. on Saturday,
April Z, 1888.
GRAND SCHEME
s25 ,0OO-SlO O0O-S5, 900 81. OOO-$l ,75O-$l 800
10 prizes of $1,000, &c.
Ticket SlO-Half S5-Quarter 50 so.
Do do 90 Half do. SO
DO. do. % Quarter do. 25
$50, 600 capital.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,
CLASS No. FOR 1898.
To be dra at Alexandria Va Saturday, April ID, 1885,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
s3o,Ooo-slO, ooo-sG ,OOO-s3 I4O-S3 ,OoO-s2, 800
S2,OOO-50 Of 81 ,OOO-2o Of $500:
Ticket Sl0-Half S5-Quurer 50 80
Certificates of Packages of s Whole Tic kess $3.50
Do. do Is Quarter do $50
,OOOM!
Nearly as many prizes as uanks.
virginia St1aC dOtacfy
For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association.
Class No 3 for 1888.
To be drawn Alexandria, Va, Saturday, 2lst April,
1885
rs Number Lnttery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Capital Prize of $4,000
Splendid Prize of 10000
Prize Of 5,0nO
do 1000
do 5000
do. 1000
dn. ,Gl5
10 Prizes of 600
10 do. 80
Tickets only SlO-Halves $5-Quarers So so.
Certificates of packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 25 Half do. Go
Do. do. 25 Quarter do 81 SO
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Virginia State Lottery.

For The benefit of The Richmond Academy. Glass No
9 for 1893 To be drawn at Alexandria, Va April Ia,
1888
GRAND CAPITALS: $4,000, 10000 5000. $40, 5000,
so prizes of 1000 90 prizes Of 800 20 prizes Of $780, l23
of 200, DC. Tickets only $40.
certificate of package of IS tickets will be sent for
$50 Packages of halves and quarters in proportion
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aaesAI"S
lottery Msses Exchange ONce.
RICHMOND VlRGISIA.

HOYT ai,rays sells the iurgest Capitals!
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery No. drawn gath
inslan,-SG0,O 900 Capital.
IA ~ II "a n 4l Dc 81 30 sc Is l6 IL.
HOYT sends more prizes TO the country, than any
Vender living, as will be by the following list:
Nos. 4G Ga e. sent by certificate, $500
Do. lG 40 al, 2oo
DO. II ID 70, ioo
Besides the abnve HOYT has sold 10 country patron
Nos 81 81 II, the Capital Of $4,000. Had the sixty
thousand have been sent Virginia, doubt should
have sold that too
Below will be found HOYT'S old faYoriles.
" Prizes Of $50 900, 10000! 30
Since January, our in selling prizes, stands
unparalleled, which warrants US 10 continue the brilliant
series Of schemes which have been the of enrich
ing so many of our patrons We sincerely hope That
good rfunc will attend those who have no, yet e1pe-
fenced il; and TO ensure success send orders earyto
D. Nj. HOYT.
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HnRINTlNG lNK.-Just received at this Office, a
81 supply of Johnson 4 Durant's Rinter Nelos Ink,
which will be sold for IS cents per pound, for Gosh.
October