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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

In the early part Of the last month the market
quite fiat and from the l2th, thin days. had
active enquiry and extensive actions place prn.
cipay the trade Lattery there has
but lutte doing, In degree owing HOLIDAYS Prices
improved in the month the greatest rise being
mddac and ordinary sorts but the supply of descrp
lions having become abundant
10 SELL our rates rather lower Than week back We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
LETTERS from "Washineton, 23d Dse Is:

LETTERS " sht t"hi ~N '' '''
"Since | wrote you last. events Of greatinterest have &C.
Cured. The step ofthe Southern delegation, which al
luded to in my last, was taken with almost entire unanI'
mitv. Their determination was communicated 10 the
House. calmly, but firmly and was not without It's de-
sired effect. hope, that the resolution adopted will at
tun the object in view, but | confess | have my doubts.
1t is not happily dawn. Those Of Mr.. Pinckney and
Mr. Haner, were more adequate 10 the object. The spe-
cifca,ions are too minute, | fear, and yet do not embrace
all the cases such a resolution should cover. hope It
may be so constructed, as 10 include those abolition pa.
pers which are presented under the pretext OF petitions
against the annexation of Texas. One thing has been
revealed by this transaction, and that individually, VIZ;
that the stay Of the South upon this subject, IS chIehy
the administration Ali the most prominent dis'r'bcrs
of this question are of The Federal, miscalled wing par,
". MIR. Adams, !the head and front of The offending,
is 4 Federalist by birth and constitution. MI siace'
who is not a fanatic, but a factious politician, was als,
missed from an Office to which he had been appointed
BY Mr.. Clay, as a rank partisan, by MIR. Van Buren,
when lie came into the Department of State. All ,he
Federalists or Wings of the Northern, and l believe also
Of all the non.sl r%eholding, States, voted in the minority
all the Democrats, with the small exception OF thirteen
voted with the South on this question, and OF these thlr'
teen, several, as Messrs. Hamer. Duncan, &C., dissent
ed only on technical grounds. The former was a mem
Der of MIR. Pinckney's committee, and concuEred IN nj
famous report and resolutions. These are importan
facts for the South. l repeat them-All the Northern
Federalisls voted against, and all The Democrats exceP
thirteen, with the South. Wha. can be q clearer lnde!
Of the feelings Of the respective parties: Inc In'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
HIS IL come 10 ihiS ?

The Charleston Mercury (NuiliGcaion) of the 9th
Dec. contains various letters from Washington-and
among them, letters from q member of the H.. oil L.
from one of which, under date Of the I'D, we present
the following startling extract:
.,yL.u that Vermont, fellow was sOa- on IN Tho House, day be-
f,rc We ,trr!uy, had prepared two resolutions, drawn as an amend.
rrnt' Tn I,. declaring TINT as The Consultation had iaTeh . protect
the South IN the pcnccubIc possession and ENJOY men, .! thc'' tiSI'S
and no uHnr institutions, i, was "XpcGicnt that the tnion should DC
dissolved; and the othar, appointing 4 Committee OF two from each
stale, 10 repor, upon the best means OF permanently di'soi'Ins IT.
Rat he wcnt on 50 long and so uu;ra:cuu;ly, that the soutlc' n"ieni
her. woniL no, stay in The House, and wus obliged TO go with ti,.in
iu,n consultations. Rely uron nothing hcr-Iuuh to yourselves"
And has il come To this ?-ls this glorious Union to be
sacrificed 10 The Tanaticism Of the AboHtionists, and the
angry feelings of the indignant Southrons, who obey
snch inpnlses as the writer Of the above Extract;-For
one, we say, "We will not give up the Ship But we
| appeal to Slr. Morris Of Ohlo-le was a FirgInian rom
The county of Harrison, we belive-He knows our rights,
our feelings, our interests, the immense stake we nave
in this question, on which he has unfortunately TI'se ed
his voice, and produced his resoIullons-"hy VIII ne
not let US alone: Why agitale:-why disturb the South
who would respect the domestic Institutions and tho
dearest interests of Ohio' We appeal to his good sense
and we ask him 10 foIbeur-The question is rital 10 US
-not so 10 OHIO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

Senate. MIR. Calhoun's resolutions contain m expires.
sion Of the slave holding States. Mr.. Norvells fesolu,
lions, which were presented last evening, corIesponded
in part with the resolutions presented by MIR. Calhoun.
They had reference, however, only TO The subject of sla.
very, while MIR. Culhoun's enters on a more enlarged
defence Of certain peculiar State Rights Doctrines. Mr..
Morriss resolutions maintain that Congress has the
power 10 abolish slavery in the District of Columbia and
in the Territories Of The States. The resolutions are de-
cidedly Anti. Slavery, and such as are calculated to e1'
cite and irritale the South. In addition TO these resoiu-
tons, certain warmly expressed and irritating resolu'
tons from the Legislature Of Vermont, instructing the
Vermont Delegation 10 vote for the abolition OF slavery
in the District Of Columbia, and for the abolition Of the
slave trade in the States, are before the Senate, mus
making four classes Of resolutions now before the Sc
nate.
The discussion will come up next week, anu propaoiy
will continue for two or three weeks. With MIR. clay,
MIR. Strange, Mr.. Preston, and other Senators, am sure
no good can come of such q discussion.
The Senate passed the remainder OF the day IN lhe
consideration OF bills Of q private character.
baltimore american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

sion of those upon which they cannot come TO a deter
mination, provided the U. States themselves agree 10 THIS.
ART. :. The Government is also authorized IN case
The United States should deny the satisfaction which we
should ask on our part, or delay il. beyond the time which
shall be fixed conformabIy with the treaty, or should
continue the open aggressions already committed, TO
close the ports to the trade of that nation, 10 prohio,t ,he
introduction and use of its manufactures, to establish q
period for the consumption or expectation of those alrea'
dy on hand, and 10 take all measures required Tor The
purpose, and for the safety Of the Republic.
MIGUEL VALENTINE, President.
TERso ElEGo, S.crctoyee
Therefore, | order it to be printed, published, circuia'
ted, and carried into Cue ful6lment.
Palace ottAe yNationat Gorernmsnt Of -Nrzieo, !hag2 %. 1897.
ANASTASlS BUSTAMENTE.
LOUIS GoRzAoA CLEvAs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
Er,Lnr;pr ErurdjiiDu

The Washington Correspondent OF the baltimore ke'
publican writes, on the 22d December, that q COmmo.
dore Biddle, Commodores Hull and Downs. have been
called to Washington 10 consult with the Navy Board
and The Secretary of the Navy, in relation TO the fate of
the South Sea Expedition. am informed, that 1t Is the
unanimous opinion of this nautical Convention, that the
South Sea Expedition ought TO be abandoned, and that
they recommend the fleet lately under the command OF
Commodore Jones, be converted into 4 home squadron
for the protection Of the coast"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Presents are always acceptabIe-ye douO'y so, W heh
dclicalely and appropriately made.
The members of the Female Humane Association re.
turn their thanks to the UnknOcn, who has been so KIND
as 10 present to that Institution a neatly arranged Ii,
brary, containing 100 volumes; and whilst sensible oil
the benefit conferred, they cannot too highly appreciate
the manner in which the gift has been rendered.
Richmond Ian. LIST. ISIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

NNARGRAVE.-This justly celebrated racer and
Iva stallion, winner of the great ST. Leger, in 1882,
will make his next season, Spring 1898, at my Farm,
Spring Grove, Hanover county. Particulars hereafter.
WM. l.. WHITE.
Ina 69-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

NJ We are so crowded with the copy, which has
accumulated upon us, along with the Governors Mes.
sage, and Proceedings Of Congress, and Correspon-
dents from Washington, that we are compelled 10 lay over
till our next, our Editorial articles, and various Com
,uunicaiiuus. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

The Albany Argus says, that Il member of Congress
whose opinion is entitled to great weight, writes 10 the
Editor Of that paper, on the goth instant, that /" there Is
a general disposition to modify the Sub-Treasury bill so
as 10 make it acceptable TO all the friends Of The Adml'
nisiration"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
Tie Hoidcr IF tie Cnpitai rW recriee $3.50 600 nett!
u 100 PRIZES OF 81 ,000:. n
Virginia HOnOngaEIa LOTTERY.

OIiss TOT Icjo.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Dec. 90, 1888
IS Nos.-I2 dawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCnrmE:-$35,293, $4,000, 5000, 3,OO0
l573-lOO Prizes of 900, ! Is of 800, &c Of lOO &c.
Tickets only $40
A Certificate Of Package Of % Whoes will be sent
for Sl30-Shares in proportion.
" Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, IA,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
ofthe Eagle, who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
N. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
o. Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail or otherwise enclosing cash prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the pror1pt attention as personal ap-
pcaon, and the result sent (when requesled) mmedi
aely after the drawing.
Nov 81 5S-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
By The President Of the United States.

Nm pursuance Of The provisions Of treaty between
q The United States and the Chickasaw Indians, made
and concluded Pontotoc Creek on the Twentieth dag
Of October. lc2 and Of The supplementary and plana
tory articles thereto made and concluded the t,C.nfy
second ddy Of The moah and also Of the treaty
between the United States and the Chickasaw Indians,
made and concluded at the City Of Washington, the
tusnfy tourM dug Of .Hay, 1884 ], MARTIN VAN
buren,, Presiden, Of the Stales do hereby declare
and make known, that public SALE for The disposal Of
of the lands coded the United States by the said
Indians, hereinafter described, shall be held at
the Land Office al Ponto,oc, in Mississippi, The first
Monday in January next, viz:
Hest Of The ChickaS0p meridian line.
Township 10, of range 6.
Fractional township u, of range 6.
Fractional township l2, Of range &.
Fractional township 10, Of range Z.
Fractional township II, Of range Z.
Fractional township 10, of ranges s.
Township of range g.
Township s. Of range g.
Fractional township g. Of range 9.
Fractional township TO- of range 9.
Township a. of range 10
fractional township 8, Of range TO-
Fractional township O. Of range 10.
Township 4, Of range II
Fractional township :, OF range ii.
Fractional township T. Of range i2.
Fractional township = Of range l3.
The lands selected reservations, under The provi-
sions of the said treaties be excluded from the sale
The sale will be kept open for two weeks, (uness the
lands disposed o) and longer and pri.
vate entries Of land in the townships offered, will be
admitted until after The expiration Of the two weeks.
The lands will be offered in quarter sections and itac.
tional quarter sections, where such exist.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington, this
By the President: NJ VAN buren,.
JSo. NJ. Moore,
Acting Commissioner of The General Land Office.
Oct 43-wilJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
The TTENA
FIRE Insurance CO3NpNsiu

a RE continuing to take risks in Town and Country
IA ON Dwelling Houses, Stores, Manufactures. Mills
and other Buildings, and Furniture, Libraries Wear
ine Apparel, Stocks Of Goods, Machinery, and the
Stock Of Mills and Manufactures we'll as on most
other descriptions Of insurahle property. The terms
will in all cases. be made favorable be obtain
ed a. any other good Office Applications to be made
either personally, orby letter. to the Agent in Richmond
JOHN o. LAY.
39cnt ut Richmond
TtIOS K BRACE,
President .Ftna Insurance Company
THE subscriber intending for the future to devote his
undecided attention 10 the subject of Insurance. thinks
il proper add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency Of the Etna Office. for the last l6
years has been literally adjusted and settled Ivy him. 10
the satisfaction of the parties insured
JNO o. lay
.4g'nt .Ftnn Insurance Company.
Feb n 81 W:tlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
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Fran The 81. 7n. k5tiRe .NenS'J
MRS. L. H. SlGOURNEf.
Thi. IS, ,sedy III. E poeI"ss oi tie ago.
i,v, ey.ry .,:t and gorgeous dfapery OF he OWN
,., M.
derives beauty ICON het ch' ne"
thu affections the subject OF her sos
bo. ru freklS pu'sas from tue ehcIih
,r, h thesr docs she strike c"d upon
oh, y,. uubnhcd Standardization derives new warmth
v bsr md hn.s altar touched md purified sp
throws thc ma:ic VI her SPELL anu
rock and piain thc susnS o.
,,cr, w...rs and bios of an ,ndurin: frdsancc.
gifted with the late Mrs Hemnn- und sIre""ns w.
me iuiuenrc N elegance purity Of her Writings 1t I"
the renn. private life, and adUrn like the "Acanihus the
columns of tie world 81 iet:rrs.
An article from h.r PEN trs will be ouod in ano-
iher column. ,,.,r
TIFF AUrUMNAl. BOUQUET.
Flowers sw ect aowcrs-with your fragrance fee,
HIVE yon cone ia yvgr gueeny robes to me!
Ne, I'VE sought hon youf lar retreat
lips, rud yous dewy eef,
And the cpsv elance Of your r'dint eye
Like an.el guests FROM Pnrer sSy:
Bot where have We lsii wlcn The frost drew nesr,
Ar yoar -,.nY sisters bisn"bcd with fear!
w re have ,-,i i.-wtb blush rs bright,
IA iaeced amid ELen's wales OF lis,,,
Il. The VILE OF the tcmpier it's bliss had sham'd
q tho terrible sword ser it's gateway fAmd
,v.rs-sw,ef flowers with your word. Of checr
n ranks. TO the friend who hath sent you here,
,rth.s. may his blossoms ot varied dye
il. the rairesl aad GrSt meath nuT Western SKY,
And he Go led by their whispered lore,
To that better land, where they fade no more
;krtford Cons, es. 26, 1888. L. H. .
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pyO Y"Qp.s Cart Ut Fortune.

HRERSONS ordering tickets in any Lottery, should
be very particular to address their letters 10
Aiso when visiting the city they should apply to US Tor
tickets sell larger Prizes and cash them on better
terms, than any other vendors living. Adventures
should bear in mind that luck is good, though
the luck OF others may have been good hereto
fore We are taking the lead Of every thing We have
recently sold Two splendid Capitals ere ct Fifty Thou.
sand and Of Forty Thousand Dollars, either Of which
is larger than prize sold 10y any render III Fr
rinia in combination Lotteries
Since The above we have had the pleasure Of selling
in one Lottery, two Prizes Of One Thousand Dollars
and in the Lottery which drew Saturday last. sold
no less than Eleven good Prizes. One Of Thousand
was sent to a gentleman in the counry-one Of Five
Hundred sold the counterone of Fw" Hundred aud
Fifty to another by certificate ard to club of gentle
men who sent for package, sold one Prize OF Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Of One Hundred and
Fy and one of One Hundred, and II large number Of
Forlies Twcntics &c &c Is not This proof that
luck far SURPRISES that OF all other vendors The year
ISIS winds up with lot Of splendid Schemes. We
hope in The cnurse OF the month, 10 send each of
old patrons las we'll all who disposed 10
send an orderl large Capital.
As luck at the Court OF Fortune is good we hope
to have the pleasure of receiving order from all OF
our old patrons that in any losses have been made,
they ma be reimbursed. We determined, that all
who pa,ronze us, shall be served with large Capital
Therefore, without delay, forward your orders to
u. NJ HOYT,
Richmond. Va
a. B. Tickets in any OF d. S. Gregory d Co.'S Lot.
,eres advertised by any one, can be had OF d. VI II.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Class A drawn
Eth acknowledgement SlOO0G0:
73 - I'll 20 3 81 90 CO GO G5 Q.
The following few Of the prizes sold and caShed
by Hoyt in the above Lottery the greater part OF which
were sent 10 the country:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
Nov y
Es0yg'S ODiCc.

finally prizes Gent in from the country, and the
y fortunate holders receive their cash.
,.., Me- 30 50 80 90 90 All three sold to club who
LOOK NOS e q % bought package
More money paid out at oyts for prizes than at any
other oiice in HE WORLD Send orders 10 Iloyt if you
want large prizes.
A few DAYS since Whole Ticket, Nos. II 81 ~ the
capital OF $4,000 sold, and the cash paid 'rrscnta
ton Also, Nos ID sc, prize Of $4,000, sold and
paid sight either Of which bigger than any vender
in Richmond sold BE particular and send 10 lioyt
for Tickets
Dec 4 Gl-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
RgOui's GGssl9 or Fortune.

Yesterday gentleman from The country presented
our certificate and received the cash for Capital Prize
sold few days since. Such almost daily
rences at Hoyts For the $4,000, and all other prizes
address ID. Nj. HOfl.
n b. The greater part Of Hoyts prizes are sold TO
persons from the country.
Nov 81 3S-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
R:GEEH'S
Exchange NNd Lottery CMte,
klCHMuNU, VIRUNIA

Drawn Numbers Of the Aipxandr : Lottery, Class A,
drawn November II, 1898 500 coo Capital:
% AZ 81 ~ ) SO 60 % GO 10
TIcket-Nos 9 az 3D. capital prize OF 81 Ooo, sent
BY Certificate to the Country and will br paid 'gh'
by Bgger; whole AZ ~ ~, prize oi soVo s"iu 20
gentleman in Richmond and paid, usual at sight by
Bigosr Besides the above other small prizes
Of $3.50 500 500 &c were all sod aud paid as usual
at sight, at Fortunes Home
.YrJt best LOTTERY.
II $40, 900, &I5,G0U 10000, &c, &c-Tob be drawn
18Th December, lc:SS.
Tickets SIO-HaIves $J-Quai'ers 81 90
For Grand Capitals be particular {" address
THOMAS B BIGGER,
Richmond. IN.
A. an 56-f
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Es0gs's OflCe.

Col VIM Wynn, the fortunate holder of ticket Nos
II 81 u, which drew the nice little prize Of FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS few days since on Saur.
dny last prese nled the ticket and received his cash
~ b. For the 40 900 aud other prizes 10 be drawn in
December please be particular direct your orders 10
D. NJ. HOYT
Sny 5I-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07

A THRILLING lSciDESr AT SEA.-Ezploring Ezpc
dition The Bunkerhill Aurora" has the following
account Of the furling of topgaunt sail board the
U Ship Vincsnnes !, might be said, that is only
of the many dangers that "puor Jack" SURROUND.
ed by, when d lag duty ao(l:
Just before Hbu, while taking in the top gallan, sail
one Of the Who the yard by the Stating OF
the sail, had The buntine thrown over his hsad, and
before he could free himself erked off AMI forward
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
~ GRAND SCHEME: 80
Alexandria lottery,
Glass : for lS3c

Class Tor Ic3c.
To be drawn at Alexandria. d G., Dec 10 1888.
ScuEmE:-Si0 900, 5000, 10000. 600. 1000, 1000,
G5-l0 Prizes of OO0 10 Of 5O II Of 800 % Of 300,
IS Of 200, 100 of 49, &c.
Tickets SlO-Sharcs in proportion
Certificate Of package of p whole Tickets will be
sent for only Sl20talves Quarters and Eghths in pro.
portion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
100000!
.NcaT'y many Prizes as B0nhS.
FOURTEEN DRAWN NUMBERS
Alexandria Lottery,
Glass No. 8, for lS3S-ro be drawn at Alexandria, o.
ca Saturday, The 18th Dec 1898
IS Number Lol,ery-l4 drawn ballots.
s35 ,294-SlO,0 100000 Prizes Of $1,000.
Virginia state LOTTERY.

Virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Monongala Academy.
Glass No. for 1898 a
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday,
December 18th, 1898.
BRrLL1Axr ScnEME:-Capilas S35 294, 10000, 5000,
5000. 573 100 Of 0G0. rs of 800. GG Of 100, &c
Tickets only SlO-Halves 5-Quarters 30
Certificates Of Packages Of 70 Whole Tickets $40
Do do 26 Half do 20
DO do 70 Quarter do IS
~ Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes, will re-
ceive the mas, prompt attention. and manuscript &C.
counts of each drawing sent immediately after il is
over, 10 all who order from me- Address
CHASTAIN CLARKE,
Rrhm0nd, IN.
Nor ~, Sid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07

ITO TEACHERS "A gentleman with family who come
wclccoumenG-i teacher obtain good situation
healthy and pleasant rrsdence w applying the subscriber
RarLoutsvi,ie Orsn,. 90 va q NEWMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07
.STR.fTTO.S-S EcfsfTy Office.

Tickets in NIL the Lotteries, and The really lucky mum
bers for sale at STATIONS Lucky Office. Look -22o
Capitals sold and coshed by Straon-lhe Aii'frize
Seller, in little twelve months.
S40.000!!,
ind nearly as 1any Prizes as Bnnhs.
E,u,t.en I)rnwn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07

The following is small sketch Of very fine Schemes
for the month OF December. Orders respectfully So
licilcd without delay. Please address
d. NJ. HOYT,
U1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-07

1t is understood to be in contemplation 10 establish
Gordon Of military posts the Peninsula Of Florida,
considerable distance HE south q" the lands above
proclaimed tor the protection of the frontier winch will
afford ample opportunity 10 purchasers, prior 10 the
sales, to examine the lands; large portion OF which Is
represented as being very valuable
Notice u Prc.tmp'i0n Claimants
Every person claiming the right Of pre- empon 20 any
OF the lands des gnaed IN the above proclamation is re-
quesed to prove the to the satisfaction oI the Re
Gsler and Receiver Of the proper land Office and make
payment therefor as S0oR as pTart'r6he aver SttRg ms
notice. in order that the claim may be ad udcaed by those
appointed for the t.! the public SALE and
all claims not duly made known and paid for prior 10 the
date aforesaid are declared by law 10 be forfeited.
JAMES WHlAOMB,
Commissioner Of te Genernt Land OGcs.
Aup7 % w6w&w6t
PUBLIC SALES
Of Lnittd States lands East FiOrida d.fcrrcd for
four 1csekS
nat Office is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
sale of lands ordered by Proclamation OF the Pre-
'ident of the United States, dated li july lc3S 10 he
held at the Land Office at ST. Augustine. Florida, on
Monday the M day Of NrGmbcr next is declared TO be
deferred until, and will commence on Monday the THIRD
day Of December next: also, that the public SALE order
I'd by the Proclamation to be held at The same OF.
ice Monday, the nineteenth day Of IoremLT next, is
deferred until, and will commence Monday the Sc.
yen,centh day OF December next.
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washington,
this lth day OF October, ISIS. w
By the President
JSo. NJ. MocRE,
.7cting Commissioner ofMs General Land Office
Oct. % 4--w5w
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o Of Il DUD--makinp I.)UUU
Besides 500, 600. 5OO 400, 500, 600, &c, &c
king 22G Capital Prizes sold and casled by Stratton
since January, 1897. Orders punctuaiy and confiden
italy attended TO, if addressed 10 n. STRATTON,
Nov y G5S-tf1 Richmond, ia
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rrTEMPLE OF FORTUNE. ID
CHA IL II E'S % E'EGE.
First Door JClo,c tie Entrance to the Eagle HOTEL
Drawing Of Sussex County. Lottery, No. AZ.

Drawing OF Petersburg Lottery, Class No. :.
a. As SO 80 % q 6S 50 10 "a GO
Ticket Nos 10 80 "a, prize of Sl30 in the above
Lottery sold and cashed by CLARKE
In oil ten prizes sold and cashed in less than week
kg CLARKE.