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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-26
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Letters from the Sandwich Islands
Mission have been received, by way of
California, 10 the first Of August last
The revival still continued One letter
states that the number admitted TO the
churches in all the Islands, within twelve
months. was somewhere from FIVE TO sew
en- thousand. About a thousand more
were expected 10 unite during the month
of August The uncertainty as to the
numbers arises from the fact, that os the
churches are situated on different Islands
and considerable distance from each other,
the writer could not know the latest tram
sactions oflhosc most distant from him.
According TO the last annual report of
the American Board, this mission COM
prises l5 churches. containing l.0z9
members. The number admitted from
the beginning had been l,259; SO that The
number OF removals by death, excommu-
nication, and in al olhcr ways. in about
IL or l8 years, was 2l0. Al the end of
August last, the number must have been
from 6000 to 5000; and BY the end of
this year. considerably larger Al this
moment, the COMMITMENTS bear larger
proportion 10 the whole population, than
in most parts of the United States.
The question will force itself upon ma
ny minds, whether the missionaries are
not proceeding too fast, aud admitting
those who will yet prove unconveued.-
There is reason 10 fear that it will prove
| so. The missionaries themselves are
afraid that il will prove so; and this fear
makes them cautious. Some of them have
been there from the origin of the mission,
and have seen the natives in ali situations.
under the influence o. revivals, and after
reviyals are past. They have learned 20
be careful. The small number Of apos-
tates, as shown by the statement given
above from The last report, shows that they
have been careful and judicious hitherto.
These veterans In the service, careful as
they always have been, and fearful as they
now are, find themselves compelled, by
evidence Of their fitness, to admit the
, crowds that are now pressing into the
Sandwich Island churches We have
, reason to believe that they are proceeding
as judiciously as the pastors OF any fifteen
contiguous churches in the United States
= would do in such time of revival.
1t is plain that if all the members OF
the Sandwich Island churches were well
educated, energetic, consistent American
Christians, they might support Christian
institutions among themselves. without
i, further aid from this or any other coun-
TRY. As they are, they must have help
for a while longer Yet we hope. more
Il than ever, TO see the day when they will
e be connected with the Board. only by the
e bonds of gratitude and christian affection !
: when. indeed, instead of needing mission
= ary aid, they themselves will impart tha,
Is aid extensively to others.-N. Y. Obs.
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-26

What a frighiful object is a human
form with perpetual-mo:ion tongue, and
even boisterous. but without soul One can
hardly resist the conviction, that some of
this class are meie instruments Of an evil
spirit.-Sanday School J0zrnGl.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-26

WORLDLY Men. The noises of their
wheels, and of their pleasures, and of their
great affairs. so ill their ears. that the still
small voice where God is cannot be heard.
Leighton.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-26

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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-26

TO its advice, will thereby benefit themselves and
their fellow beings.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-26
MISSI0 Ma R Y.
MISSIONARY OPERATIONS.

At the last Monthly Concert for Prayer, in Fed
eral Street Meeting house, MIR. Malcolm read from
his unpublished travels some statements in regard
to the effects of missionary exertions. Presuming
that our friends abroad would be interested in the
tacts,and at the same time be pleased to see speci-
men of the expected work, we have obtained the
extract which follows :-Christian Watchnnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
4 .Hoaster in The SHAPE Of a Lottery
100000 Capital.
Alexandria AOaferE. dIaa. q +,

To be drawn Mt Alexandra, % Co. on SATURDAY. NJ
vpInber l7ih. 1885. with n Capital Of 500 OCl
o! $4,000 % 600 10000 900, 800 GnC0. 1000,
1000 710; Of zoe; 10 Of 2OOG: - oil loOt 90 OF
900: 50 OF 800, &c, &C. amounting in all TO more than
= million Of dollars
The tickets in the above mammoth scheme, arc now
received and will re Sc ut By mail any part Of the u
S. for $50 each
a certificate of package Of wholes Tor GGO-ha!"'s'
quarters and eigh,hs in Proporion
4 :. Please address
d NJ. HOYT. Rirbmood III.
., the yrrnia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
Of the Eagle who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
II Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or pfI1e
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention as personal a,
pIca,ion, and the result sent (when cGues''d) mihcu
ateiy after the drawing.
go a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
(f'ron IA. y. Y. .Ionrnnl of Cnnlmerce J

TEE FAR Is 10 close this day Thousands have vi
allied the exhibition. and there is still very good attend.
nnc-. The gnid watches and few o. The most vaua.
tie articles have been removed but the patience Of The
exhibitors h7s certainly held out we'll especially they
have hecn very shane,uy treated By less break
ing OF their glass cases, and robbery OF their
in so'@e departments there interest Than at
the beginning The grea, rotary engine is flying with
most industrious speed, and ii must add very mGeh 10
the interest OF this pait OF tho exhibition 10 know tia,
this is the identical engine which lay at The bottom of
Webs being kidnapped al Bristol, and the "indpscri-
bgblc cGu,nnS which he experienced on that occasion
A variety G: other steam engines set in motion by
steam from The same boiler, and machinery for
great variety Of purposes is running more or less Of
the time. Oae OF the most curious, simple al d use
full machines is shirgle maker. The main con,t:.
vance is nothing but upright wheel made ui
Pianks, with two knives upon its surface, dversng
q little III opposite directions When the vince! IL
act in rapid motion and block Of wood applied each
knife strikes off finished shinge, the butts and points
chsnainc up and down alternately that each re-
lion OF the heel makes finished shingles md they
fly out OF The hnpprr like flock of pigeons The re-.
suit is tie production Of nine hundred shingles mi
nute-jus about twice many constituted r,an'
days work when we made shingles under the shade Of
apple tree, with q ceaver maui horse and shave
There have been great improvements in sing making
before but this oetops them aii. IL would pre- pare
shingles enough to shinge the canopy Of planet in
little while.
Another specimen of The determination Of the Yam.
KEGS 10 all The labor, machine for moF,cing
posts and fitting rails for fences; which does all that
work in tree. The old way, some of our readers
will recoilect, for 10 sit upon The rail and
hold it, while another with much ado Clipped of The
ends 10 the proper form.
pill ma King machine, is another great labor saver,
md peculiarly spopos just in these times II is only
necessary (" prepare the paste and the machine wii
make hundreds Of thousands Of pills in almost no time
and deliver them, all handsomely boxed up.
Among the matters OF rapid improve ment, the ad
vance in lion castings is Qn'e noticeable as exhibited
in the fi,e places 81 Ward u Goathy, and Cornell! &
Althause.
Balances 81 weighing heavy merchandise u?on plat
form are coming into very general use, by
Fairbanks aud Others
The glars manufactured at Jersey City aud else here
as well as In. silver By MarquanG and others have
borne the palm for years, and put foreign competition at
defiance
Sir. Hughes of New Haven has contrved coz: Of PC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
kS03'qr;s GoWys OF E'o.ta,:e.
Ori0bcr 3Gih. 1-3s

Oci0tcr Both, 1888
UxrsnAILrLrD LUCK More glorious rows -, u 'ne
country iiGy,, that in.mitable Grand ,aP@' ~,
seller. sold the FORTY THOUSAND DoLLAN
Prize drawn on Saturday last the 25th INST l" GTn,r
man in The country by certificate I"' makes 81
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN two il'"es So" y.
d. NJ. iloyt within two weeks SHcn an 'Hs'1 I vi
never before recorded in Lonrry H':t0rg. lEis w''
prove to the unbelryinr that the bGt goddess HAS "a
ken her abode under the wings Of the America" IA
gle i!oyl's Office 49,.
For the 100 600 10 he drawn The Eth inst, be Paf'u
lar that you direct your orders TO layLs, as bis oi'e
The place for capitals There is not that vendPr u ''e
WORLD whose luck will compare with that OF
y ~. HOiT.
R,rhm0rj. ia
So 10 40 AZ II - - Al 73 % - =
were the drawn Nos in Virginia M0|onga'a L'''''!'
No G-drawn the 9TH inst -,o.a
Whole Ticket II 81 Il S"aa
do. - So river
Both sold by -n,i
Ocl 20 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
Rv the Presidents:
I;nirerssty Of .I4-glaDd- Medical Department.

FEyHE annual course Of Lectures by the Faculty Of
g Physc, will Tie last Monday of
October. The Faculty consists Of
II. willis Dazlcy, N. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Henry Nowatd, NJ. d Professor Of Obsc:r and Of
the diseases oil women and children.
Michael a. Finley, NJ D., Professor Of Pathology and
of the practice of Medicine.
Rober, L. Dorsey, NJ. D., Professor Of Malcria Mcd
ca, Therapeutics, Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence
William K. Fisher NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
john Frederick May, M D Professor Of The Prine
pies aud Practice OF Surgery.
Clinical Instruction in Surgery und the Practice o!
Medicine is given twice in each week. BY the respect
i've Professors Of those branches the Baltimore In
iirmaiy, parl Of the Medica! Department Of The Uni
vcrsily.
Tie whole COS, Of attending two full courses Of Lee.
tnres in this institution including The expc # gadu
alton is S2l3. MICHAEL A. FINLEY,
Sept Is [3S- wl2wl Dscn Of II, Fa..iiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
EEigaei'S Prise 0EFICP.
R!CuMuYp. VIRGINIA.
.9RGiher Copi,ai Ly Hggcr.

.7HDFNtF L0Pt!hl " IfgH'I
Drawn n, u,trrs of the Virginia Wesbuig. Class 8:
If 80 G2 ~ 10 = > - 33 10 90 A.
= l. 80, whole ticket small Capital Of $500 sold
and as usuuI paid at sight, at Fortunes Home, Bigger
Office.
One hundred Thousand doarS Capi'Gl to JC drum on
Ike l7h .horemLcr, lc3%.
The tickets in this Splendid Lottery are now received
and for sale IN Packages Of who!es halves. quarters
whole shares a, Bigger Prize Office.
He requests those Of his friends and patrons who have
no, ralready forwarded their orders to lose no time in
sending them to him. in order that they may receive thef
tickets On or before / be day Of drawing.
The tickets ia the SIGGOJ Lottery also received,
and for sale ., Fortune iume For large Prizes please
address lhco. b blhuEl.,
Oct q Ti4-will Richla0ni Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
EGO WIS GoHs, OF FORTUNE.
Coop News ror rnR COUNTRY.

Coop News THE Country.
Whole Ticket No. II II II, The grand Capital Of
$4,000 !! sold b. Hoir TO gentleman ia the coGn.
try, who is requested hand in his Ticket and get the
money.
This ;s the largest prize sold in Virginia fcf y years,
and larger than any sod by any Iender no" dong
business in Richmond Who caG say Hoyt IS not ths
favore son OF The blind Goddess: he was selected ~
her Majesty to cell this nice little prize.
There are Two Prizes Of $4,000, and one Of lOO,OOO
hand Let all orders DC forthwith directed toihs
lucky spot (HOfTS) for them Let be remembered
ha, all tioys large prizes sent 10 the country lie
- peculiarly fortunate III That way. The following Ce
the drawn Numbers OF Alexandria Lottery. No. I:
II Il 81 lG II 81 70 20 A. 90
Oct Is 10
IiOYr woud inst say his old patrons and the pub.
lie that his Office is still the place fer them 10 apply for
tickets ne is dealing out "c hing nr,au in his
old style |, goes Thousands by thousands.
By glance of the eye below you w! So" some OF tho
most N1agnicrn, Schemes offered. The chances
the adyenure much better than in any scheme
before offered; therefore, let your orders come 10 the
right place, HoNrs OFFICE.
~ B. Besides the schemes you see advertised IN this
paper tickets in any Lottery, advertised by any one, can
be had in any quantities Of Probably all the largest
capitals below will be sold by
ID. NJ HOYT, Richmond, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
ROY Us OFFICE.

1El$TNESS FOETiN NJ. hitherto con.dcGtan s,Iou-
" rowing creature. has dr:uin, upon lat" ouu.Ur.''u
u: The Gods, cla".c lhg lic and longitude q "c' Nluief
ID.S.
LAWN: SAILED long Tgi 20 ari0l''cy upon those ao r'
the colder -" The .Ia,t lie - iri.Est "ITirr
fast arpiO"chs suck gnH! "ud balm. Jc"yn 81
the South. In her High, through The rayC, s.c drnrtu 20
cspy ;h" cry 0 Rr'nnd proud HuI noble a'.r- : ,
with GOLDEN aut cr,t" concluded Il r'r Ter
abode for the water, beneath that expressive rUrir =" Arr
cas- Liberty and glory She sgM she wOW: rcse future Al
il"yt. auI f. ont her 'o with pnn- NJ"r,;y 10 ~
VIC ,hai call o. um for proof 81 th', rUuc!u,:oa.
At th loyt snisd the Er:e ueTyI he golden wTg' The
sun, .Ui the Gods said, AmrEn
rho leading C,pi,. now he posed OF are SO &c.,
lv0rOo This u1o nud 5000 have aneu wir-s ma
.uuM ~ .L--LLL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13

1'Irs" II capila'- aiore, viii amount to "'rr Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars; to- which IN adds many ot
:, 0GO SO G0U S1GUO $3.50. ana huHIrecS OF 81 900,
Sc NOR. Than one half VI which have been sent to hc
country 10 these who have favored with ticr otcts.
.ni ali haze as usual with Bigger, been promptly pa!d
sight.
liz aa.ia calls the attention Of advcniuIers to Tie
splendid io.e!y for the !1!h nl November. 100000
Capital, and them, that all orders addressed l"
Inn. will meet Ike most prompt ana confidential atten
ton and in all eases The (orgiraU Managers tickets
will he forwarded consequently not liable 10 a"y mis-
ishr c: dispute F.! Grand COpiia!S BE- pa.cu!ar TO
address THO. 3. BIGGER,
Eichm0aG. ia.
a., ~ id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
E20gs'5 office.

The Capital Prize of FIFTY THOUSAND DOL.
LARS, whole ticket, in Alexandra Lottery. Class :,
drawn the 18th instant, sold by d. flofr, 10 a
gentleman from the country. This Prize amounts 70
fcc times as much monty that Of any one ever sold
by any wander now selling tickets in Richmond. How
truly the lucky TO forward orders 10 tor the One
Hundred Thousand and other Capitals.
The blind Goddess has selected HoiT as her man 10
attend 10 her affairs hereafter therefore. for the LARGE
Capitals, is necessary 10 dtec! your ordrr4 to ne
ID M. HOFT.
Or, % ri0-ifI RiriHOad Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
E:ssGsSi3..'ss
E:rchaHse ns'a Pottery GAFce,

n, To Ike Friends ara Patrons # t0'tgnhs LoH"gc
The mary Grand Capitals y hci have III sho'i space
of time been sold al Fortunes Lounge (Ggers Office
will warrant Bigger in saying tbs; in II" office IN Ame.
rca or in the WORLD is there better choHce TO secure
that splendid capital Of
II One EHadrei thousand bOitaTSH
Than OF BiEgers Once. Richmond, a II" announces
!es Of he leadng Capitals which have been SEQ 10y
KIM aud challenges The world ivr al iqnai.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13

:H? MIRA IN Crates i!HGfa'f hhS on nv AXE '"P az
Motifs secuHn OF giaie Is nais al ite uP, eo 81 "a
hc thrown harE ar l" "e Drought i'f"aft ana PATTON,
down, 50 as :" e"cis" We hfe "h 'S Top as "th aS ''F
bottom. WEE thus machinery and c.ase b'"tr' Tie
ashes can be Shaken 0u suddenly ahd without escaping
into the room; "ad besides, IN Tck'nang the c' is
only necessary To- pnc> KlndnsS on lie Top ala ''s"
roll The gra'e bolton upwards
w. h- ;,s, I'D ar u,,.,,;, aIIad IN sarres of .
,., ercsl,.n c,,I,Iv f cn.I I,I discovered at the
c,,,h, Io, IT. :; p,,o,i baI,nrinr 10 The
,.n r n nJ ., Massr, lain M usrye
,,d Ioh, y T,;ni,,, rho enccusu which wc saw.
m,ds +, h,;i. I'D .,- Gro +, i. Of the kind demo.
'.,aI rs D. 49, p $50 in tis r.por, semi bilriui.
nous opd';. ,r,n~nnced hy those who h,ye tried il,
email 70 ch FIR s,Itjno IRON J. was taken III feet
bsL,y H.. ,,,r,, ,nj i believed to be abundant lis
yaue in tho v;cj,y Of tn. Iron Works nralcuabc.
1.t 80 ~ r...c, IN b.li, W. thai the vein il pytcn.
ro ,,d ,h,i !, will b. fouuG 10 exist IN ether por.
,;an, nT ,hc STATE --gjrL uLjg.
''' -----S------
FGoM TrIAs-lMPoRTsNr TO MERCHANTS ASo ME-
cHaxlcs-We have hcen favored with The following in.
L;;,s 1917 " $780, -
uc.,rr.ros r,rv CTry.sN Oct G.
9Th. IT c .,o,a ar ,.,r E-,m,us arrival bnra Fey
ds,s since rrnn, the Meycnn coast, ssIucs we're fired
aud j, made oar little city quite lively for time The
Rrisb Co,s,I and American Minister are daily pxucct
ed provisiors are verv scarce Butter is 81 so per
,onnd mn no,,,,rs in market THE Grampus has taken
swsv nsa,iy all he provisions rrom the Island The
officers r,vc hall I,si NIGHT which was splendid and
IN J r. ci,;z.rs ;ve ,bem d;oner in rplutn ue1l
werk The shin lea yes for Pensacola.
s.No vessels from New York yet, send this by
Mobile nacka as no steamboat, has arrived from New
Orleans: The Columbia will remain in New Orleans TO
repa1 thereby losing one trim and not exreced fore
,; .Jd ,pr which there will h.. pIeu,v OF steamboats,
s.sbinwr;ch,s arc very much wanted here number
n veessls have arrived IN damaged stale mad no one to
teo.r or materials 10 do it with No shoemaker on the
Island
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13

| GG!cr blanks. III -
b conveyance Of passcn give preference 10 those
m ais Brought in the connecting mali iHfs, over '''"e
.rgys;;.ug in any other that connecting maj! Stage
,sucs sia!l form continuous travelling lines
70 On routes where the mail is transported III stages
aud the rr.ehl contractor shall be- superseded by an
up,, rtGdcr who nay rot have the stage properly re"
aulste Tor tie performance o! the contract, he s!ih 'f
r;lsc from The present contractor such oi The Stage
horses and properly may b. suitable for the s'rTcr
At fair vuivlliYn and mokc payment lbct'ior ny ~"
sara!e instruments unless the present contractor mall
continue TO run stages ihc route. Should iiey ho
agree a. 10 The gaheness OF the property, III" !erns or
the secufsY each may choose person, who may appoint
third and their decision shall te final, tie Posii.as
ter Grncral sal name Ike aUIr!Gc his VIII he E!GHe
the condition Of any lid under thai q present contfac
ler and should the urtrfbihrr Hi 20 comply, lis bid
viii r. offered The CONTRACTOR 'u' should e decline
t. the rravosas u :r uMte. Will accepted unc0n'
dluEaiiy.
Is The Postmaster. Generals prohibited by law from
maxim contracts for HE transportation OF the mai WIN
any person who shall have entered into any c0nhna!!nn
of rruprsrd enter into combination 10 preventing
mai NJ ii any bid :or mail contract by any Other per.
son or persons wh" shall have made any agreement
o, sn have given pcTtoImed promised 20 gl!c or
perforn any consideration 10 do not 10 do, any th@
whatever 10 induce any other not 10 bid lor mai Con
tract.
II On post coach and Stage rcues where that kind
Of transportation is sometimes difficult, proposals :"!! be
received inr carrying The mails on horseback ~ wagons,
or casIg for specified number Of months, weeks, or
days each year; but dispeatiun of post coach or
Ill be tolerated unless it be stipulated Tor
III the proposals aud embraced in the contract
IL TIE proposals should he 10 the Department,
sealed. endorsed, Mail proposals in tue Stale of
and addressed to The Fist Assistant General!
S. r. IlOBBiE,
Acting Postmaster General.
Posr OFrIcE DErAnrMENT,l
October lU l-.fS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
Elos5s's OEfsc%.

Drawn Ncs Of virginia Wheeling Lottery: 10 y
s. ; 40 q . 10 q q 42 4 30 :. - ara
Half Ticket, Nos. 50 -, Capita! P5.2e d n5
Do do. - - do; d.
Both sold by !oy, and the c7s'l pai a. 81 ;"ys.eg n
:he lho'ooV !"'1'' y" .. ". HoEI
Direct 53-G
Suy6 ------
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sW.EegS9GEEs'G GS'EEEE,

Drawing Of The Virginia Mo"omgaia Lottery C,ae,
No g. for lS:;S-GrawM I!!h Gctuuur I.a5:
IS 10 - IL II u - II Is 81 q -
TIE Capital p;i2e OF $4,000 in TIE a5oyr L'.,rr.
was sold 81 D. II. HoyI, vendrT Of this place -
Drawing OF Virgins Wheeling Lottery, Class \,
6, for l-.}c- drawn ID November ISIS:
81 - e. - 81 81 = % =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
SPLENDID SCHEMES

% Of 81 TTNI- moEIug EI.WW
BESIDES 500, GEO. 5OO 400. 300, 200, &c, &c ma.
king 2I5 Capital Prizes sold and cashed by srllloa
since January lc:7. Orders puncuaIly and con'deH.
TALLY Gtta fded 10, il addressed 10 n. STRAlION,
Oct ~ Gf7-tfl Richmgad Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13
.sTYs.9TTOss7js AotEcsy Office.

Dronn .NNmJcrs IN .NcIGndrin io,:erV W.
II Il 81 d6 Il i I'll - - Il ca
Ticket Nos. 20 81 IL. prze Of $500, sold and cash
I'll ~ S.ra,ton.
SPLENDID SCHEMES
Every weck--A brilliant sche,- for tie In Of 40.
vomber-CTpitas $:lOO COO. $50 900, SO G2n $1,000
= 600, $1,000 $4,000, 80 coo. 81 poo. Nc So. Ties.
els S2O,-Tickrls ali the Lotteries. and tn rcsily
lucky numbers for sale STATIONS Lucky Oiics -
Look! 2j Capitals sold and cashcd by S,rauon-tas
all prize seller, IN le over twelve months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13

~ OsI'rS far Tschsis and SiGr,S or C,rtE-qf,y of
PgrhagfS in tie above uTr,gard Scheme wI!l rrcp,vr
ihe most proulpt aen!i"u-anG those vino order from
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MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
Ca.pEs:sa YgixC.a-1G1.000 HGEIlT,1
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Alexandria lottery,

Class a. for l>:io.
To be positively drawn at Alexandria. y. { Sa.gct
the 18th November, ISIS.
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GaIAksisli,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Of the Alexandra Lottery, Class ::
II II 81 iG II i 81 20 % IL 90
Whole ticket Il g :G capital of $50, sold at this
Office and vii! he cashed Oh presentation.
For 0ct06fr.
Capital Prize, 500. GOO.
The laigee, and most brilliant Scheme ever drawn III
the United States.
Alexandria lottery,
Class for l-.S.io he positively drawn at AieXnn.
tria d. c., Saturday, The l7th Of November, lc;'3
a, 3 o'clock. 7. NJ
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