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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
The Montreal Duel.

We have not heretofore noticed "an affair OF honor
which took place in Montreal the Odd ult from the
circumstance tina, there many different versions
of it, and in the hope that might ultimately obtain
the precise particulars. But we yet learn nothing de-
6nely about it, ops the of the parties and the
fatal consequence one of them Mr. J. H. Sweeney
challenged Mai Wasd of the Royal Artillery, and the
latter fell on the first FIRE. MIR Sweeney married
daughter of the late Robert Temple in this town. and
it is said the foundation Of the duel was gross insult
upon Mrs s. at party
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12

Wool We are desired 10 caution our Wool Grow
ers in tins gon about putting too much twine around
their feecas Ii is said the linen hbres retained IN the
wool are often very detrimental and frequently sho"
themselves 10 cloth, bearing difieren, color-One
geuteman, who is in the habit of purchasing large
onnn,irs Of wool informs that be has received eight
or ten letters from Manufacturers on the subject the
writers Of some OF which, for whom he Is employed to
buy Wool nsrucis him not 10 buy IN ne case lots hard
ly a, any price, which thus encountered with ,"'ne
Encrcling each fleece two or three times with i"ine
is said is all that is required We are fully aware from
our own personal knowledge, that an excess OF twlne
!, often used 10 add to the weight Of Wool "A wore
to the nise Is sufficient
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
asa WARMERS ESTATE.

STATE OF DER.MO.NT "a + It remembered thsi
Disiricfo Of Rutland -. - II stated session Oh
the Probate Court held 81 Rutland IA ssid district Oh
I be hr,t Mluisy beng the Jay Of June lisse
Pis.eut n HALL. Judge
To s persons concerned u ltt estate Of Ass warner
late ofwsu,nsi orj deceaisd'
GREETINC.
JFJe,,a, the sdminis,rstor 81 the estate q Ass
Warner deceased proguse TO fenIer an account 81 h'
slministration sui prefeUt hs account ssa-ii i"'-
estate ilr allowance .--
Osaer,d That 81 gerfous cancerued ihertio - u'li
hes 90 appear a. 81 the Probate to"h 10 a
holden 81 RuuSud On the T. ri Monday Il jolly neal
snd sbew cause sny they have szeilsi me
ID 80 account, 81 wi ca zoe the eKaHuaiiHu 81 ssl
a. e.gui viii hr hal. .rl that ths ORDER be ppDimAe-
~ the RaianI Hefsia prutsi a. kuiisni' Three week
sucersslYs'y Al sOoa mHy be-
n u pOWSLEE, HsFufa-
itge copy q record
= Aas~, H. u. IOtSLEL' hfs'~''
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n. c. ROYCES ESTATE.

STATE OFPERNONTl ~ l. It remembered thu
Dtsfricf II Ruiiand, So. - At Stated Irob.a
Court held at Rlta.l sad district thii 4th day u
June 4 u. 1888.
Present WM. HALL, Judge.
10 on srsons concerned IA the estate Of K. G. Royce
late OF Rutland deceased Greeting.
Whereas the Admiui traitors Of the estate Of raid do
ccasel having pIoposc TO f6uder Ofthcir sd
miusra" snd present their account g1s faij estate
allowance,
Orfsfea, That sail account be Examined II session
Of saii Probate Court tote holden 81 Rutland 90 the
Grt Monday Of Jl'y next aud test pub tton OF tbs
order be published "a the kutlaaI NersE printed ~
Rutiaaj three wosk successfully which shall be sul.
TO ell concerned to appear aud object ia
10 u they zee cause.
n u. TOFSLEE, RegH:er,
true copy 81 rsenrj.
u II b. IOJALEE R.gttl.1-
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..New Monthly Magazine. Of European Poil'e
Literature"

New YORK published by T. W Bradley Boston, Gus
BtoAders & Co.-Lueian l. bisbse conductors. LAeh
No contains - pages Price, $500 per snnum OF Tor
~ Numbers.
The mrs, No Of us work appeared IN APrl win
which ne have been favored The conductor, IN his
address remarks that This Magazine Is INTENDED TO De
"a vehicle tor widely dffoshg the best most useiu'
sand interesting Hrueies to be found IN the kuroPea
sefodioais and Al prce tesp'ee 10 the means oi al
Zach No 10 contain one o. H'ofe Engis'ihgsi Anu
"A piees d Nscsl Of lnEuuuaeusi Muse comprising
as.4 pages exclusive OF enbeliisbments' VI NE h
.,eai embodied in this work much might be sac SUI
Zee il 70 say, that enasons Of The asesi pens ." ~
rope wal Re transferred 70 ths Psges Of Tie Ne"
"Aionihly, for which ,u conductor acknowledge h
.,naebsaasss 10 HE ,,srs1.esl press simsl'AAs'-'
-ly Nth ,Aef ARRIVAL ikis s0an'Ty The New MOAN
al,r vii DC issued consequently 4 NiA so1's'i'ie
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coy,,,sondeno, ofa. Journal Of Commres

WAsHNoToN, Saturday, June :.
Tho T~r,s oaHtfafioA question was folly put to
20. oy a message received from the Pres'cen' to-
81, IN reply t. Resolution Of the House, propos'
ed by Mr Adams The Resolution called for any
correspondence. not heretofore communicated To
Tie Hoase. with the Republic of Texas. or with
sny other Government on ;he subject of The annex
alton Of Texas 10 the Nuioa and also asks ~heth-
er the Application Of Teas Cor admission had been
tri.adraWg.
to reply is brief snd explicit LIST, that al the
.faspnn8ence Nith Texas hos been already CON
manica,ed to The House 3D. that no correspond
cnee hes been had with any other Government on
he s4ecci aud 81 that the proposition for an
pexat,on Of tho Texan Government having been
d,.posed Of by ;he Executive IA the 'pondenee
heretofore communicated. u hiss not since been
do. A within the control Of the UGned States.
Some saw here thst the ne~ Treasury order II
worse than the ia one or Sc bad. Not sihel'
V,reiai. nnts .f.er the resumption 10 that Stale
Gao be tskea ior lanJs and 60 With The notes O
the hanks Of other sls,es no, 10 the Vien'y OF IL
receivers
n the receivers obey ell the restrictions. an
then GIVE heed 10 ell the k,Ri' aud reoeonnenos
tons as they ere bound 10 do II they would kee
their Offices the Executive may stiil embarsss ID
cooatry nearly as much as they could with th
Treasury ORDER.
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josiah PEARSONs ESTATE.

hold Of RuuaGi "a said df,ci this an d4y Of Juos
a 1888.
Present WM. Hall. Judge.
r. an Ttuons rohcsracl "a the Etaie II Jonah Pear
s0n iats ~ Lhii'onien drcsasei. GRsETIsC.
Uhegcas. he Enerui"rs u sa,d deceased have pro.
po, e. renisf account Of their sdainlstraia 81
ali e.ste, ard rrsfet bsT ace9gGi said estate
l5f sloNeBce
Ordsfea, that ,ai account be sEsn,ise1 10 e,ur. al
thereof 20 Ne hodea al RuilsEi 10 sad district
the hfsi No 4isy 81 Jdiy as1t aaa that al peffO1'
Dcsruei be roihe3 10 appssf - ssid tune SOD place
soi 'heW csBis II any they may have lat toe sio~
& ,sI soeoun: sud nat eopy 81 the sbove
tcf ht p4lnhc1 hr,~ weeks suenssfN,ly iu The Rot,
laal iirrsL printed - it.tlsEd soou may be.
irue copy II reo-f.
% Aues,. n u TOWALEE. Rsg,.isl
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G As ii $ I O Il E.
Gao
NEW GOODS.
june -, 1898.
BURT q MASON

IL AVE just received a splendid assortment Of Good.
l. which will be sold cheaper thai Ut any other store
10 the county.
They her IS pieces extra Supcrfne aud low priced
Bralcloaths comprsiHg all durable oo0Ts nnd quoiits
20 pieces Co.'S, aui satiuett superb Snk Velvet,
SATIN, Nalenna, Silk, Murselles quit and Bombazine
Nestings 200 pieces French Ensl 81, and American
Pirate French Muslius, Lyoua-c, % yds Black ami
Blue Black French Bombazu's. Black and Brown
Cape Cimblets, summer Cloths of various kn1s,
40 yds. Black Silk Velvet qualities, Plain and
Figured Swiss and Book NJ sins. 20 pieces JenDeit.
Null, Nausook satin, Striped Sp'gd Plaid and corded
Muslins; Bishop Lawns, Ctmbro Mu.iins, 10 piece.
Irish Liuens, Furniture rrns Furniture ID unity Fine
Ianssk Table Covers to 10 yJs square, Russia and
&C tch Diaper, Towoling, Linen Napkins. Toilette
Covers, Black and White Ctspes Black and Blue BLACK
Gro do Swiss Coord Satin, aul Florenee.; silk G. toD.
and Linen iiandk"rchieis; Crayais; Cotton, six and
Norsed Hose; Cotton, silk Wunied anI Nd Gloves /:
Lawn and Linen Cambria Hdks, G lrIed skirts Dim e
g., ) ttu Jean. Fine UescheI Drilling, Paisn, Linen
aul bcH Spool Thread iObs bost Black aud Blue Bac,
italian Sewins 5 TX aud Twist. Mrruo Shaws splenl 1
Patasols uid Umbrellas, " hto aud Groou Gauzs Vo,ls
Bohlno Fooiinss snd laccs, Thread aud Cotton Eds-
ings, White aud Coloft fannols, Cooie Cambria aud
Sei.as Black and Brown Linens, Po gees Silk Cam.
bet Cotton and Linen Apron Choeks; Furd Cloth,
Gum Elastic and common SIspe0iers.
Tail'rs Trimmings Of all Je.cdptions AMI ol the
vcry best quality.
10 BBLS Of TAR. For Sale.
ltutisud. June n iH3V 9.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12

THuRspAY June :.
SENArE-The resolution that Congress adjourn on
the 2d Of July the second Monday in November next
was laid on the table
The .Ncic Treasury Circular
Mr. Wrbstcrs resolution offered yesterday calling on
the Secretary Of the Treasury for copy ot such order
he might have n'ly issued in regard TO receiving
bank notes, coming IN for consideration.
Mr. Webster said Treasury order had been publish
ed, which il proper should he officially conmuni-
Gated 10 the Senate When speaking on the JOINT re-
solution which lately passed. tssid Mr. w observed
that further legal provision would he necessary II
the resolution should pass This expectation is quite
confirmed hv the circular. As 20 some Of the con
dons limitations stated nv the Secretary, it is IT Ue
that thew imposed by existing statutes and must be
regarded such that the bills Of no banks should be
received. which bank, since June, lsG has issued. ri
paid out b Is less than five dollars As all the bank
in of the States, and nearly all in others, are II
this predcament il is necessary undoubtedly that som
act of legislation should be passed. in order 10 make
! tho recent resolution Of any practical effect IN thos
States
Il is proper however. that the paper should he oii
cialv before us as undoubtedly further Legislation
| will be necessary and shall myself propose som
measure the subject at an early day
The resolution adopted whou, dissent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
MARRIED.,

In Trinity Church, 10 this village. on the 3ls, May
nv the Rev John 4 Hicks, Mr. Samuel b. Ormsbee OF
Boston Mass a. Miss Agnes II. daughter Of the Hon
Moses Strong, of this place 80,
In Dandy 18Th inst MIR Asahel Whrcomb OF Ply
mouth 70 Mss -- Adams OF the former place
In Plymouth. Ilth Nay, by Moses Pollard, Esq, NJ
James Merrill TO Miss Nancy whitney
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
c.rs,.o.4.ass gflls Jeur. q cemmees
M.,nl,eros. Weasetaly, Jul

W.,utsoTos Wednesday, June G.
IA. A,s Traasars order. Mr. Webster, today Of
E,,ed Rr.alusn ealing for a copy Of the nsS Specie
Ctrcs,f Tho wa, sipeetsd Of him, and Il u much TO
b. Lousd u,attts document fof which he ihes cameo
Mi !. well eonsidsrrd bY Congress The Pnele' here
and elsewhere a. far a. have heard from, hsts o0Hsad'
,r,a A ~, sufpr.sng that the Hoes Of RePfessais'
uses Which ought 10 rssei tho popular feeling has ioi
nssFig xeek en- ssisni the SUBJECT Bot thr heN
A.. tAs pr.sen,,p, Il tis ElscUvs bftnch Of the Go
veransnt ksu! bs ereadse nov whether ibs isgit'
usr brsnrh u v have any weight, n pubic shAf' o.
-sshsf srf WISHES are, 20 sny way y - bee"
81 g al Geusfsi Jscksoa 10 the FlrutfOee 81 ne
pauiaftF b. shch hr constituted cicihiofi cSsil
Pss he siis ., Cohgress eszisHP'so0sy h his sehs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
Hon J. @ Adams, Washington, D c.

a Yeio Treasury Circular A Circular yesterday
from the Treasury Department addressed to all
Collectors and Receivers of Public Money, founded on
the Joint resolution repeating the Specie Circular, hlch
received the appreciation Of the President OF the Unit
ed States the day after lis final passage al the Capi
tol.
The Circular nstructs these officers to receive the
notes OF banks ia all branches of the public revenue,
under the following restrictions;
None TO be receged but such are "payabe
aud paid demand in the legal currency Of the Unit.
ed States
No notes are TO be received Of less denomination
than twenty dollars.
3 No notes 10 be received Of any denomination, IN
less payable demand, in gold SILVER coin, at h'
plce ehere issued and equivalent to specie where ~
ceved
4 No notes TO be received of any bank which since
the 4th of july 80 has issued 'any note or bill of
less denomination than FIVE dol ars"
THE provision Of the act Of June, l- referred To II
Thu, last restriction the reader will recollect has beet
made the subject Of special consideration m the Senate
upon the motion Of Mr. WEBSTER, directing the Financ
Committee Of that body TO inquire into the e1peden
CIV Of repeating modifying those provisions Of Ia
said winch prohibit the receipt IN payment OF debt
and dues 70 the ned Stat OF the bills OF all banE
WHICH iseue lis OF less denomination than five dol
lars Nat. Iaieiitgeacer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
J. X. NEWELL,
Secretary

A more particular account of the proceedings Of the
above named Convention, will doubtless he cnmmu
ncned in connection with the proceedings Of the ad
ourned meeting, and published all together The atten.
dance Of delegates at the Convention on the 1th would
have doubtless been more general had the day not
been accompanied with drenchng rain, and there
would have been occasion for an adjournment
Many of the distant towns not being represented, 1T
was thought advisable TO adjourn We hope the ad-
journed Convention Friday next, will find every
town fully represented.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
DIED.

Mn this town on Saturday Of pulmonary complaint
Mr. Lsi.ye,te Osgood son OF the late Joshua Osgood
aged - s-
In Middlebuty of Cancer Mf Roswell steofnsi
revolutionary pensionsr, sged "a
In Dummefs,op, I'D vii. Mrs Lucretin, wife Of DR.
: Walker
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corrssposdene, # ths Js,raal Of oommpe,



The senate n. dsv psssed 20 third reading The
Bin from the House for the suppression and prevention
OF iodan iios,li,es aud for granting additional
indemnity 90 the Chetnkccs
The proposition Of Mr. Morris frr tho sdioHtnmsnt
Of Congress on the % July, was laid on the tahl"
The Sen &c Appesred TO be- inclined to weh 'n While
and what The House will DO with The sub Treasury
Scheme
1t Is remarkable thst m relation 70 ihat measure,
there should Ice any doubt n TINS dsy Time when
the Of the People and Of Congress had been
and again dcclarcd against any u CON
sidercd Ne dcfunct Bot II is not 80 now " may be
expected 10 buy few members and 20 drive hack
into the folds Of the party others But certain It
j. that The friends Of the measure begin 10 enter
their hopes of its success and its opponents begN.
ning Is usual among some Of our Wings 10 r,re
But have examined the closest calculations that have
been made this subject and the result is that n the
Wings keep their senses and their seats they will de
feat the Surprising all the eight doubtful ncr
TO 70 for the bill there will s b. majority OF one
rsinst IL : OF this there - doubt
/ The Pre- cmption Land Bill. from the Senate, wat
considered in the committee Of the whole Of the House
Of Representatives TODAY. and 1t reported 80 The
House AZ this bin is disposed OF, Mr. Cam
breleng will call up the Sub.Trcusury bill
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12

Dnrstssisa tvtsr We learn iron, the Vermont
Telegraph at nrsudon tina, Charles Saith, young
man of about 10 yess sgc, son Of Mr. Oliver Smith,
was drowned IN Otter Crses "Wednesday last His
body lay in III, water ssoa, three bours before 1t was
found
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
? r IS Pc c r L S

HosToN MUSICAL GAZETTE,
a Ssmi- boRJy Journal dsr9'sd % he Same 81 aaste
This Journal will b. devoted especially O. the sub
irei ol Muse eoutaiGing A4sra History Biogfa PHI
al sketehrs 81 emilsni Comgpsrn aud FrrioFlcIs
lmpauisl Krvirws u Mus.cal works an Account VI
Ofatorios ana Concerts. Musical soesllrs, Academies
sud Schools wi'h thrr Vafous merits pfogfcss, DC go
Also ocessignai huts And observations he sntisc
sfts snd matters o. tssis ard general literature VITA
s,.Sspfiats Faeseal illusions Zach n,mbcf vail tks
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New EstabIis ment

ID ALLOW 4 SMITH sfe pp~ rese nag a. their new
ID si..rr ,tlesll sassfa.tat 4 spi- al faEry
DtN GOODS. slss GhOCEHIE-. HARD WARE.
CkOCkEkY. AEDiCtsE-, &c ks 81 o. Shrh
al - sold cssaP lor Casa pfr.s4y ray
Clsrs = isl -Ffiag,, &c T. .r1g p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12

afpsaf seior,, add someftees sNst the fcgsAr Puhh
cation dsy--,hs hsi OF zach month
WM FAY, Agent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
REPEAL OF THE SPECIE CIRCULAR.

One of the consequence Of the repeal of the odious
Circular will he found IN the following article from the
Philadelphia National Gazette
We have great satisfaction in presenting to our read
ers the following letter from Mr. Biddle To Mr. Adams
II shows how promptly the banks avail themselves OF
the first movement which indicates favorable change
in the disposition Of the Government, and IT furnishes
the first inma,ion upon which the country may rely
Of an approaching resumption Of specie payments
II gives us great pleasure TO add that in consequence
Of the repeal Of the Specie Circular the Bank of the
United States has determined TO accede 10 the reques,
of the Board on Trade Of the city Of New York. con
tanned in the following resolution Of that highly respec
table body
'Resolred That our recollection Of that liberal sys
tenn pursued by the former Bank of the United States
renders us peculiarly solictous that large banking
institution should be established here, under the Gen
era Banking law. which shall be managed with Tho
same enlarged views the enlightened and liberia
policy. 900,
My Dear Sr--ln my letter Of the 9TH ult s!ate
my belief that there could be no safe nor permanent
resumption Of specie payments by the Banks until IN
policy of the Government towards them was changed
The repeal of the Specie Circular by Congress make
that change. ! see now, what until now have nc
seen, the means OF restoring the currency
rejoice very sincerely at the termination OF TN
unhappy controversy, and shall cordially coopera'
with the government by promoting wha. the banks ar
1 a,n su,v, oonivus effect, an early resumption
specie payments throughout the Union.
With great respect, yours,
Hon j. q Adams, Washington, d G.
This intelligence Says the New York -tsr) Will
received with heartfelt pleasure in this city which h
SO epy suffered by the various experiments OF Il
Government. while the ample resources Literally d.
pensed of the Bank about TO be established he
under The general Banking law, will greatly conirbu
to restore the "goden days Of commercial prospe
ity."-.Nei0 York Ga2eue
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POSTSCRIPT q.

The Mad, Of last night ard ,hs morning furnish
Washington dates 80 Thaftday the eth) aud Nork
Of yesterday, tho New York American daed--'o day
We end nothing under these very rcocut dates 10 add
to the other Of the week excsP, wha, will BE-
found below from Congress
C-rt.snn. Arrr, II Ia Ierlrnal Of Ctrnratra1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12

OmoAwAKK We learn from Ohio that the State
has recently held a Wing State Convention Il,
which there was represented to be from four TO six
thousand people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

Ia Farmlrs and COR$Um'rS grneraHy.
HE7E have Just received and for sale, al the lowest
w prices for cash or town paper, the following ar
tcIcs:
BAcoy-20 coo lbs good and sound Bacon. hog round.
5000 lbs superior quality, small size Smith
field, do do.
l0uGO lbs extra middlings, heavy and fat, e1-
prrssly for laboTcrs-ttcy are sound and well
cured.
> Goo extra hams, canvassed.
CASp1Es-b,s, sperm and iallow Candles.
CorrEE-vid lava, Laguavra. Green Rio md ST. Do
ungn Culees.
CoTroS YARxs--ni all factories in the State.
FISH Mackrrrl, No and No. p !lerrngs OF superior
qualify.
SuGARs- Best ST CIoix, Porto Rico and New Orleans
Sugars
Loaf Sugar FOR families; Lump Sugar for Ia.
vcrns. &c.
Crushed Sugar, most beautiful article for
preserving. &c; this sugar is entirely Tree
from spccks
TEAs-Best Gunpowder said by the lest judges 10 be
Of the very finest qualify.
2dqnnlr,y GunYowder do; Imperial do Young
Tyson do and Back Tea
WiSfs-O,d Madeira; Sicily do Malaga. and Port do
And always on hand large supply of Salt, Iron Steel,
Lime, Hay, Fa"rily and Supcrfne Flour. &c Nc
Aug ~ r27-w6w WYATT & WHITE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
eads5ias'S
Exchange GnG EO'scHy 0A2acc,
RICrMuHp, VIRGINIA.
Oaiy Il more Cayitcis sold by Binntr.


Drawn Nos oil the Richmond Academy Lottery No 4.
- 80 & IS 81 60 30 % % 80 33 Ill 81 81 81
Whole ticket, % % I'll, capital prize; also half tick.
e % 80 60, small prize o! 2j0boh sent TO CORES.
pondents in the country, and paid usual at sight, at
Fortunes Lounge, by BIGGER.
Drawn Nos Of the Richmond Academy Lottery. Ex 5.
IA ~ IS ~ 80 Is Is - 80 . - 81
u Al 10, capital sold, and paid, usual at sight,
BY BIGGER.
Drswur Of tho SUSSEX County Lottery. No 80.
II - - - . 81 i - . % AZ IL Il ca
Half lG % 27,a Capital Prize, sold and paid as usual,
at sight by BIGGER.
Drawn Nos Of Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No 5
3 - % ii CT % 20 80 GI 80 ~ 80
90 30 55 small prize Of $2GO} Both sold and paid,
- 27O, Go do 200 Jas usual at sigh..by
BIGGER
Drawing Of the Mononaalia. Extra 5.
90 10 9 81 81 II AZ 43 GO
4IO@7, Both capita! prizes sold and paid as usual,
437 ~ at sight. BY BIGGER.
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, MOB
CT G3 ! 81 IS 10 % % iS ~ II 80
Nos sc 3 SO, Both Grand Capitals, sold and paid,
Nos ~ 80 G3. as usual, at sight by BIGGER
Drawn Nos in Virginia "eE!>burg Lottery, No 5.
43 CO II % % % GO 81 "a IS 90 10 50
Tickr, Nos 81 43 GO, grand capital, sold and paid
4, sight by BIGGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

FrER ments the subscriber has been uhie 10 pre-
pare Chemical Blckin., after the Partisan Fashion, which
combines degree all the qualities - long and arnty
by the Of the article. 1t tho leather
gives beautiful polish which will soil tic whcst cambria
irkcrchc keep years free from mould, and perfectly
soft.
The Backing usually sold in market has source Of loss
the retail vcTdr Of its Liability m0md and TO
hard and All this loss he avoided by
curing supply OF the Chemical BGcnr, which the rTibI will
furnish wholesale and RETAIL al his mandatory. street ShockG
llil Richmond, Va. p. AUGUST, Agent.
I'll
a re ,CIIER WANTED-I wish q employ Assistant
IIifcd give the Latin and English
angurgs the School house the
yeas.
youm: also, qualified teach the junior rlnsscs Latin
wn wishes prosecute studies and WHO'S
ia his eaCiGc hear OF I'D
vantr &C uuS situation by addressing letter
Letters ptL directed 10 Louisa Z. H., Va, will meet
with prom ut attcutou. w. A. GILLESPIE.
32-luiIt
subc brt's school Tayorsvii', iaro-
county will be- r"oPened on Wednesday, the 2ls inst
S.n,i f3i-3Il I'll. H. FOX.