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9lcpember 21.


tpirb biemit an ale nterefiirte perfonen gee
eebsn oaB 9ibepn Sswalo, uno Sa=
Tome Ieine Srau bon Wefpeun Gaunfdip,
S6uplfla @auntr, mttelft elmer freiwilli9en
lIeberI6reibuns. oatirt ben 15ten October,
1888, aa' fein @iesntbum an Die tlntsrSsidbs
neten fur ben 9luBen Isiner @rsoitoren ibers
traseu bat.- Dieisnissn, Die an bslasten
9ioeon SSpalb fbulbis inc werben baber
seteten, ftb am 26(ten december nabitens,
am 9aule bon @ibeon OSWALD Sn
mslbsn uno bic rel6e 9Inforbsunsen taben
ielt,se einsubaneiser, oamit ales in Gibz
tisfeit ssbracbt werben fam, treil nab ie=
mem Gage nidts mebr ansenpmfien riro,
bon
Sonatban &iifler. sosassnn.
Samuel Sswalo. spm.
gtOssmber 81. Sbsr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
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Sattel: uuo 9efbirr= =Maber IN QIuentaun,
bautt Itinsn 65Snutru unb bcm pu6lifum uterbaupt
fir Den 6isBsri9tn 3uiprub uno bsnatbribt9St iie
;uSleitb, eaR CT paS
@5attler 9elbdft
nrt) inmsr bStrcibt, in eer baniltcn Straee Dem
@curtbous 9esendtsr, aIpc CT bcanei9 auf pano bat
Wanns= unb lBebs= Sattel, 3dume, Gig
unb Stabtlb: 9elbirr, peitfben aller 9Irten,
baarne uno leoerne Irunfs,
70 pis out cine ausipabl ron 8dreubduten, Sotttl.
b6ums s. fir Satler i'm eauos, bic es su ibrcm &crs
tbeil fnbsn perosn, rpsnu iie bei ibm anrufsn.
CT 1T eanttar fir bic aus9scebnte aufmunterun9,
Die er bisber cmpfoueen bat nno bct ourb cine &c;
noue Seebatbtin9 fensr Gelhdftsspflbten uno BILL:
sc Yrsifs, cine Sertoouer Der Gspc9snbcitl finer
Srsanoe une eer Sfentlidpen eSunit gu 9cutsetn.
Da or etnen etperps Stou bdlt 70 tcnnen quite
feree uno suts Subrpsrte isosret uuter bsnbilli9:
fen 8seinsunssn bsi ibm 9emistbst psresu.
SRdrj g, 1888. IT'S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
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Wobember IA.

E Da ib 9Illsntaun perIahen babe, 70 iber.
CAB ib meine 8sbnunsSbhber an So IN
5. &raufe, @iq. Disienisen, pelben es
unmSstiob mar, mid Der meiner QIbreiie 5u
be;ablen, fSnnen min ibre &idfdnce an
9errn &rau1e abtrasen.
Sobn Gomi9, NJ. D.
Sttpber s. S3w
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
October 81.
SQus uno 9ptte
l(uf 6fentliber Senbu.

2(uf 6fentliber Senbu.
2tuf Sen 2kn Gbriito9, ais SPithpcds Dem 26itsn
December, um llbr @admitta9S iclI am Saufe prn
Gbartes 5egrcapes, in Nentaun, Sfentlitb ptrtauft
wcrbsu, cine ibde6are
eotte 9runo uno 9Sobnbaus,
selesen an Der @fe Der QIIeu uno 2urner
Straee in 9IlIentaun, eutbaltsnb $50 SUP in
Der Srpnt. Die 2otte it praebtis selesen
auf benz fosenannnten SIintbia, Oberbalb
Draper uno Sbiferitein'S QBirtbsbaus.-
Die 9sbiube fno
&zEAA Gin 2 it6tfi9tes iteinernes @obnz
Lgsl5l Oaus,
NIT elmer sroBen an9ebauten Sramitube,
opppelte Srdmideusr, (4S SuB lang nebt
ben erforoerIiben 9febsnsebduoen. = Das
6pprant= =9BaBer unb cine @iiterne ftnc oa=
tei. Die 2otte III frei BON 9runbrent unc
entbdlt iebe QIrt Sbf.-Seits bic ben 1ten
QIpril, 1889.
Die 8tpiusuustn om @srtoufSta9e uno Nufpars
tun9 prn
8eor9 9tonnenlaber.
Nobember 81. Sorp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
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pirb biemit sessben baB Undergraduate als
Mbminiftratpren Don ber 9interIafenfbaft
bes perforbenen Weter OF 6, leBt=
bin bon Worb.Bbeitbal Gaunibip, 2s6a
@auntn, ernannt worben iino- Diejenissn,
spelde Soroerunsen an befaste 9intsrlaI.
fsnfbaft babsn, bslieben ibre Gebnunssn
swiIben nununo benz 1. Sebruar 1889 wpbl=
beitdtist ein;ubrinsen-uno SOIbe, bic auf
iraenb cine aIrt an bic 0interlahenfbaft
fbulois iinc, ,bsleben bic cabin absube5ablsn.
98illiam Stub,
Sapio Stud,
Socob Oiain9er.
Ssesmber 5. S6p
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
SpIepb O6rle,

S,ioboarbs, Secretarie6, @ az
bc9pnp uno @ilofirf6ene Slide
Uon atlen Nrten, Bureaus, 9 o.
pba5, Stdble, II. (. 10.
8sfeaunsen fur obise 9IrtfsI, 70 mis- fur
9au6ratb uno @abinetarbeit jeser QIrt rper:
Den pinftliob beIOr9t uno Dieienisen mel.
be ibn nit ibrer &unofbaft teebren, fbn.
nen li6 barauf perlaffen, baB ibre @rbeii
bauerbaft, f66n uno bilis sema6t pirc.
9Iueb bat er cine Or bbanf Su perfau-
fen, bic bias 5u baten 1T.
SoIepb O6rle.
glueuit 90. S9M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
2ubpt9 G6miot,
9tppthefer III 9lqentantl.

8enabri6tisst biemit Elm
sesbrtss pubIifum erssbenft,
oaB er feline, oiefsn Somtuer
ueu erribtete, 9lpctbefe in
Der 3aluilton StraBs, er=
fte Gbiire oberbaIb pres It.
Sdaer'S @ifenitobr, iett
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12

Qripatperfauf elmer Sauerei.
sels9en in Sprinsfelb Gaunfbip, Suds
eauntp, sranSenb an 2ano bon Sobn @oun=
Die, @oOper'S eanc uno anbsrn, entbaltene
81 9Ifer. Darauf bsfnost fib elm
9rA ifeinernes 6aus unb S6weijers
IsEi5n fbeuer II. I. 10.
8aumaarten, Q 8runnsn uno bic Gcbider
Grief Iduft curb ben unteru 3beil bes 9anz
oss.-12 aI8n fnb 9pl;lano uno Der Neit
auteS 8aulano uno Sbpainni.
DaS 0tabere srfrhse man Bel cem Gian.
in Sberiauepna.
SoDn Berger.
0lcpemter 21. Sbb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
8 f + 6 { t II E

linc i'm Ginssln nn6 9rcsen 0uantitdten i'm
8nbfobr oss 6riseensbUten ~ baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
8eor9e S6un
Sobn Sob,

9FQIm felbissn Gage lou au6 bic Eplan:
tafdbe b &C H1Ortensn-bsftebenb aus ct:
ina IS QIder-feinsrneS 1=fbdi8tes 2BObn:
baus, Sdeusr II. {. 10. auf bffentIi6er Ben:
bu fir Elm Sabr perlebnt wereen.
0lppember 28. N3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
Carpet aefunbet1+

glabe meinsr Wobnuns in 9anncper 1T
pcrise WObe Elm Sthd @drpet 9efunben
woroen. Der @isner Fam es se9en @rltats
tuns Der unfpfen abbOIen bei
8ottlieb Smmenb1u1er.
9lpb. ID. 3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12

So ltRt
poaffantis einseri6tet bat, unb baB CT neblt
einem poaftdnbisen 9Ifartimsut bcn Mlsbis
einer uno ben bier sebraubIiben patentz
msbeinen, nod fOIsenbe gIrtifsI gum @sr<
fauf bat.
Cine ercee 9erIbiseenbst BON 8ru6s
bancern fur Grnabfene unS &incer, por=
sisIite Sdrbpflt6de unb 9lcerlaBfbnsppsr,
3abnfblhfel uno 3ansen, SIattsolb uno
Silber. SrOn5e son perfdiebenen Sarben
urb Sualitaten, feline Malsrfarben nno
J0aarpinIel, 9olcfbaum, Outch metal, J
QInlfrst= uno SirnBpinIsl bon auen @rb=
Gen, ddte SlubforelIen, SbmsIStiesd BON
allen 8r6Ben, pOtaIbe gum Ssifefobeu,
Baibfoba. ,rsiBsn uno rctbsn QBein Bel Der
6la(be, 8ranoretb's pillen, Or. 9eibn's
SlutpiIen, DreSbnsr pfaitet, wpbiriedbeu=
De Seifs, @ars6bl 5ur 8sfbrbsruns bss'
9aarmu9les, 8pfsnmilb, fsinss SaIatbI,
Ii. {. ~.
gIub bat sr befanbis auf Sanb einen
8pratb BON fsIbit eemabtem
G@abA1f6A.ets88
befIsn Site er sarantirt, uno Den er 3u fcl>.
senpsn preiIen psrfauft:
6ciuru 9utIcbcnmother Sirnie s7I Gts. Gle Suart.
6uhr GrptlfjrniG fur Sdrciuer 'i. 624 Cts. Dc.
9twGGulitber Do. %. so Cts. Do.
Se Der Salon mirS nod Elm bilissr Nt=-
;ua srtattet.
2tor uno SapanpirniB, @cpalbars uno
IerpsntinfpirituS, Bein9eiit unc S6sllaf,
iino etenfals i'm 9rpBen uno &leinsn am
bilise Wreife bsi ibm 81 babsn, uebit allen
ancern 9Irtife!n bic sspbbnli6 in sIpctbefsn
prrlan9t wrrben.
Wopember 81. S3w
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
Sefentline &enb1t.

Gamita9s ben 15ttu uno 22iten Octemter unb ouf
ben 2tcn Gbriltta9, INN u llbr 9Ditta9s an irbsm
2ass c am G5oltbaule prn ilii6scl Nrbars, fen. in
aciBentur9 Saunidbip, ectha Gauntpt efenritb per:
fault piroen:
2 Sett Wferbesefbirrs cine 0uautitdt
0rceeries, 70 tpie AUDI Elm aGssmeines afor=
timent bon trodenen unb barten Waarsn.
Die Sssinsunssn am @srtaufsta9c uup Nufpurs
tan9 pen
Mi6ael Steibarb, If.
Sonos Srobf,
Qiii9nits pcn abner gclanS.
December 5. SSw
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
Seffentlttbe gSenbtl.

eamfa9s ren 16ten Defember ndbiiens, nm II
ibr @crmitass, fell am 5aufc oes rerlterbsnener
.5cinridD xeud5, in Sbers9Norunec Saunlcbip, eebe
@auntl Sftutlib pertauft werosn:
Wfsrbe, 8irboieb, Sbaafe, S6weine,
pFise, @sse, Elm flsiner Dearbprn.aBasen,
3immerscfbirr 9ol5' uno Sagslblittsn,
8etten Hnb Ssttlaben, Iifde, 3hbsr, Saf.
fer, Stanber, nebf anpern Qau5 nuo Sav'
erns@erdtbe.
Die Ssbusuuscn om &ertaufStase unb aufpar'
tun9 scn
G,soroe Gsfhrnad,er.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
IsEGGER'S
Exchange aud LOTTERY V~ece'
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

p Unprecedented Luck at Fortunes h9| r.s 51 oe
Ticket, Nos II 20 80, tile highest Grand Capal Oh
s25 900 sent to a gentleman in mississippi r,
Ticket Nos II 81 So, the second highest CaPl'ai Of
s., OOO sold 10 gentleman 10 RIchmond' II ..,a
Also II &c 80, snug prize of siooo, were a., so II,
in Tie Maryland State Lottery, aud paid as nsG% at
sight by n
Another Capital of $40 900 sold at Fortunes Lounge
Drawn numbers Of The Virginia Wheeling Lottery E1
ira, No.2 y,
50 70 As CT 43 SO Is II 70 60 49 80
Tickle, Nos 45 50 70, the highest Capita Of Slo,ouo
sold 10 a gentleman from the country and PAID Us usua
y, sipht. at Fortunes Lounge, Biggr!'s Office.
TO the Alexandria Lottery Class No. for the II 1t lin
March, BIGGER respectfully directs the attention Of ms
friends and patrons The tickets in this splendid Lot
,ery las will be seen below only $780, which viii Sc
cure chance for of the grand prizes OF S0ooVo'
25 O0O Is 600 or 10000 The tickets are in great de-
mand he therefore, requests them to forward 'er or
ders without delay.
NJ Let il be remembered, that Bigger has sold the
highest Capitals which have been sold In the Cly WIN
in The lust ten months, Capitals over So,Ooo nave
c1cnn, bv BIGGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
.7nother Of Bigger tauoyite Schemes
Alexandria lottery, Glass no. 4,

For 1885, 10 be drawn IN Ale1andrIa, oatu'udJ' "'
March, lS35-75 No. Lottery, 10 drawn out
GRAND CAPITALS.
I Prize each Of 100000, s25OO0, $4,000, Slo'GGG
S9,GnO s. OOO $500 $1,000. S6,OOU $4,000 81 oOO
$4,000 s25OO 22o and S2GOO.5 prizes oe each eo OF
81 ,GO0 and 81 5000 prizes each Of $500 S7oO $0oo
drawn ballot s2l 3D. 3d. 4,h 9Th 90; 9th, 9Th, 9Th,
9th or 10Th l6 lllh, l2th, 18th, 18th or 18th II.
Tickets 500, shares in proportion.
- Bigger respectfully requests his friends and patrons
10 send forward their orders it may cult their
convenience, and his arrangements such that none
whose orders reach him before the day of drawing
can be disappointed
- Bigger has sud and paid at sight the last week no
less than capital prizes, and The old established f0T
tunes Lounge is in full torrent Of triumphant success
n, IN % AZ the GRAND Coniial of $50 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

And eight Capitals Of SlO,OOO EACH are few oil the
leading Capitals sold and paid usual with BIGGER, at
sight. The good fortune and prompt pay await
ali those who purchase their Tickets at BlGGEhS.
u. Orders meet the most prompt attention, and IN al
cases the original (Manngers) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded, consequently not liable 10 any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at 81 CHIT the moment the drawings are received
NJ PIessc address THO. B. BIGGER,
March 2 I05-,f1 Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

50 Of $60O-5O Of $5O0-50 Of S4OO-GO Of S3O0-6U Of
S250-G0 of 500,
Besides many of Sl5O-slO0-S9O-SsO.S7
S5O-S40-$ $20-SlG-$l2.
Whole Tickets $2O-1ayes l0-Quarters o-Eighths
Certificates Of packages Of 25 Whole Tickets $500
do do. 25 Half do. 100
do do. % Quarter do Cd
do do. IS Eighth do. 32 80
7 Orders for TeketSnnd SharesOr Certificates Of Pack.
ages in the above Magnificent Scheme, (Which will posi-.
lively be drawn the day named) will receive the
dra,c,ng sent Immediately after it is Address,
u. S. GREGORY 81 CO., Managers,
Feb 81 lg3-2aw4wl Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
POET az Y.
uuucH rrr RrMAiss US,uSc."

BUNKER HiLL.
sYJ0HS NEAL.
No shout disturbed the night,
Balurs that fearful fight!
There Boosting high
No IN ,r.halling Of men,
Who ns'er might meet again
No cup Was Gld aud quaH7d ~ victory:
NJ plume. wctv there,
Nc banners fair.
No ,run,pets breathed around
Nor the drum s startling sound
Broke on the midnight air.
Thsro wss Small still voice.
A. Of ono from out the graro
That caii'd upon the brave
To perish and rejoice
1h:rP u sound o. wo,
OF heartf: agony,
For those who were 10 90
That day 10 DO and die;
Thon fell tho widows ,oar,
Upon her only son,
Her solo surviving ono,
Who, ere tho day WA dono,
Might no upon hs bier;
Thoa tho thick drawn hfrstn,
And tho parents parting siSh'
And the usb ,nd's startling cry,
And the lovers mo:n swept by,
And all wds still! as dsath.
There Was no proud array!
No gorgeous show Of military power,
That lIdie,h for an hour,
And then hath passed away,
On that 6ventiul day:
No monarch gave the word,
No l!iteiings obey:
No trumpet'a sound WINS heard;
Nor the wal ,steed's startling neigh!
But commanders gathered there,
Stout Of heart and strong limb,
Then was heard the chuunied hymn,
And rho lowly mmttered prayer,
and tho focman's sncn gun,
As slowly hu came on,
And the loudly poal'd 'Hurrah'
Then the strongest knees did fail,
AnL tho rudy check grew palo,
Aad tho bIlmy summer gue,
A chill DER many cast,
Who had brav'd the winters blast.
There was n distant roar,
Theirs was nearer crush,
There was shout along the shore,
Along the hill fash.
Thea came the foeinua's cry,
And then che freemans gun;
A single yell Of agony.
A groJn-snrl oil VS. don't:
battle fought, victory won'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
EsasYT'S
Lottery 03aG Exchange OMce,

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
HOYT has again beaten The feid!-7hrec Grand Cap.
taLs sold by him.
Nos 12 81 36, little one Of 81 ,OOO
10 81 81 s. }STwo Grand Capitals,
Drawing of the Richmond Academy Lottery No. ],
$4,000 Capital.
n SO 50 &C al % la l6 10 45 IS
G0,00O DoLLARs-Drawing to take place 9th March.
Tickets 2O Dollars
Send TO HOYT for them.
The most splendid Of oil Lotteries which has been
drawn for months is TO be drawn The 9th Of March
Hoyt has the field and is selling all the capitals lie
was always pet of the blind goddess therefore please
direct YOUR orders 10 u. Nj. II.
100000, $4,000, $4,000.
Is drawn numbers in each package Of % Tickets.
Alexandria Lottery.
For Internal Improvement in the District Of Columbia.
Class !, for 1888.
To he drawn in the City of Alexandria, ID. c.. Sa,ur.
day, the Oath of March, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

NEW YORK, March 3.
THE PACKET SHiPs Much anxiety prevails in con.
lonpes, oul is The Formosa from Hayre which has
at sea upwards Of seventyfVe days In all there are
fifteen packets due, viz six from Liverpoo FIVE from
Havre and four from London Should all the ships hav.
sailed their regular days, there were on the lst of
March, twenty packets their way to this coun
ry /, may be stated as circumstance of The rates,
and that has before happened since
the establishment Of the lines in operation that The
sailing of the Garriek and England for Liverpool and
Philadelphia for London uaar0idahy, and Eric, for II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

SHARK.-This celebrated race horse and stallion, BY
y American Eclipse, his dam The unrivsled and noted
ruce Old Lady Lighfoo, by Sir Archy whose colts
(and not large number) have sold for nearly $50 OOO
will make his season this spring, at Charlotte Court.
house, Virginia. at SIS per mare, under the management
of Col. Thomas P Richardson and Maj n. I. Gaines
If Shark is not encouraged Stock horse il is time
desert the genuine BREED of the Old Dominion
He sold not long since for $4,000 cash. He is now at
his stand in fine health, ready for busness-has proven
himself and good foal getter, FIVE feet three
inches high, remarkably handsome. His color is coal
black Particulars hereafter.
Feb II S9-2awf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

NKTM. F. RICHIE, attorney and Counsellor at Lv
wv late Of Richmond Va: now of Vicksburg, Mis-.
sssipp-offers professional services to the public
He will attend the Courts of Kinds, Madison Yazoo,
Washington Warren the Parish of Carroll, in Lousi-
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
at jacksonville expects to remain most of the summer
IN Vcksburg, and will attend promptly to any commu.
nicntions that may be addressed 10 him.
April IS l16-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

Single NcKels SZU-ShaTes IN proPO1lIun
Certificate of package of whoes $260-shares in pro-
portion
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the all-lucky HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle, who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other yender in the known world.
N. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
States bv Mail or Otherwise enclosing cash or pTze
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention personal ap
pcation and The Cornucopa sent gratis, containing the
drawing-if addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
Feb. % Gift
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New ORLEANS, Feb. &c

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 70
Tgx.s-1hrough the politeness Of the captain OF the
steamer Columbia have been furnished with files Of
the Telegraph published al Houston as late as the l1th
inst from which several extracts will be found below
The cotton crop Of Texas The last year amounts 10
nbcut so COO bales This according the present prices,
is worth about 1000 900 dollars which may be consider
ed rs the whole amount Of The exports of the country
Our market is quite well stocked with provisions
and merchandise Of all descriptions There have been
recently so MANY arrivals of vessels with assorted
goes from different sections of the United States, that
The prices of most articles of groceries and dry goods
have fallen 20 or 80 per cent during the last week
rHouson Itiegraph, Feb. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

ENIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Left or lost, Sub.
1t scripton Book containing of subscribers for
the Writings of Washington The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving it al The bookstore Of
YALE g. WYATT
Eoh Q0-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
,faNit0gers' office, Esict1.,Ossa, We
S6D.00O -!

S6O,00O!!!
rs Drnlrn nunLers in each package Of % tickets y
rs Number Lot,ery-l5 drawn Ballots
Alexandria Lottery, Class NO. i,
For lS:5-To he drawn at Alexandria, ID. C., on Satur-
day, 24lh March,, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

HOPARTN ERSHlP.-Tne subscribers take pleasure
" in announcing to their friends and the public gene
rally that they have entered into copar,nersp " The
purpose of trahsacting General Agency Commission,
and forwarding Business in the City of Richmond under
the firm Of HILL, MOORE e. Co. They have taken The
large brick building the South side OF The Ban
within a few feet Of the most commodious landing ln
boats. Prompt attention will be given 10 the sale anu
purchase Of produce and manufactures, and to every
other description Of business in their line conted to he
trust The proximity Of their store house to the BASIN
will save to their patrons the charge of droyage, wps.
is considerable item heavy articles when sto'eo ~
forwarded from situation distant from The bost lanons
They are now erecting building which will be CON-
pleed in 10 days at Westham, which will be the term.
nation Of The canal for the next or months and co
sequently where all produce destined for this man.
will have to stop. One Of them will reside thefe M
give his undivided attention to all produce ana eGUr m
SEM to their care either from the upper country or o,
Richmond for storing forwarding They have PIePs,
ed themselves with wagons for running between mfst
ham and this city portion of patronage ~ fGspgI'
y solicited. MaLhEn nonRE
B. A. SAUNDERS
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q ARINTiNG lNK.-Just received al this Office. a
a supply Of johnson 4 Dnrants Winter Ecrs Ink
which will be sold for Is cents per pound for Cash
October
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From the Baltimore Gazette J


THE FLORIDA WAR ONCE MORE TEKnISATEn.-lt viii
be seen by the following extract OF letter from res
5ec,abc source that il is once more believed IN The army
in Florida that The there IS at an end We sincerely
hope that this pleasing news may prove to be true:
E1trnei Of Letter from Officer Of the u Suites 5rmy
datrd "E0RT Lane L. F., Feb Is.
1--WE have Just heard through an Indian runner, that
the war is finished and make doubt Of tie iaci al.
though we have heard it officially for 1t IL nothing
more than what have been expecting for some weeks.
Tie Wings of the Legislature Of Massachusetts met
in Convention the 2clh ult, and nominated Govern
or Everett and Lieutenant Governor Hill for collection.
They also passed resolution declaring Mr. Webster the
first choice and Mr. Clay The second choice Of hlassa'
chusel,s for President, and announcing their willing
ness to abide the determination OF National Conven.
ton.
A vote was taken in Georgetown on the 2oth ult., on
The question whether that city should be placed again
under the government of Maryand-The vote stood:
For relrUcessOn 2I4
Against re,roccssion III
Maturity for rctroccsson "
we are rlaL TO hear that Governor Marcy has sus.
rcnded the order for delivering up the Bambes to the
British authorities, and that without question they VIII
he discharged. Mr. Morre their counsel proceeded 10
Albany and laid before the Governor some important
testimony in contradiction 10 that which The order for
srres,ing and delivering them up was issued. The dis
charge of the prisoners will take place not on account
ofany change Of opinion TO the effect OF the evidence
originally presented but account of its being invai-
dated by facts subseq ueniy proved-N. Y. Post.
Among The late arrivals in this city also is Lord Cla
renee Poget, Commander of Her Britannia Majesty
sloop of war the Pearl, now in Hampton Roads, from
Bermuda with dispatches The British Minister This
young nobleman is Of the sons Of the gallant mar
qnis of nglcsra, who commanded The Cavalry al the
battle Of Waterloo. Mat mt
It is rnmored in Washington that Capt Gregory has
resigned the command of the Exploring squadron, and
that Com Jones has reported himself ready for active
service.
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EDRlAM-now in fine health and spirits, will occupy
o. my stables the present season, (Which has com
lnenced and will terminate LIST Juy and be let to IT,
mtcd number Of mares Q00) at One Hundred and Fi'y
Dollars cash, with dollar TO the groom in each n
sance-Any failing to prove in foa will be emit
tied (my terms having been strictly complied with 10
the next gratis 10 Pram If he remain in the Stale
should he be removed out Of it, then 10 such horse as
may occupy my stand. Mares will be well fed with
grunandIhay fodder at orty cents per day. before
they removed all expenses must be paid. Colored
servants boarded without charge No accommodation.
for white Gentlemen preerng such attend
their procure board in the neghborood sut'
GENTLY contiguous TO the horses stand. Lots and ST.
bes prepared both for barren and those hav
colts Every precauon will be taken to prevent ic'
dents or escapes-but no liability for either.
For the performances Of this unvalled horse and these
of his get that in England last season. reference
made 10 handbIlIs which will be furnished any genl:
man on application. My address is Richmond. Va.
RO G.. WILLIAMSON
March g4-2aw2n