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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
CARD-MR BERNARDUs LEpEBOER tahss me

CARD-MR. BERNARDUs LEDEB0ER takes the
~ pleasure inform his friends and the public IN general
st he has opered Apothecsry Store ~ No. - Chsmbcs
81 tive doors from Chatham where he viii be happy To wan
DAY sod night upopih who nsy honor Kim With their
,ranage Ne has studied IN Europe and for the last sixteen
menths he employed the well known essbshmeu, oi
Mr j. Mhhss, where he he has given entire salts
factinn.
Medcres ofths best quality wllbc ny him, and phys
clans prescriptions WILDE pu mp with and despatch snd
a. the lew possible. n3a@s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

REALs, HAIR REaTOR ATIyE.-Yhis vain.
soe sseovsry sow introduced 10 the public with the
uhest AND object az
4. applicsion, via; the COMPLEYE REsTeRATioN
OF TIT HAh upon the heads these who have lost the
sane, and have thereby became bald or partially go
Numerous certificates might gves 10 show bo suecsss
n ,pn Compound has bess (never having failed In
sell bu, be applied upon the pvincplc o-ao cbs,gs with
rent with particulars =" ."'e'use'
vs. virtues have been fully ssd satisfactorily tested The
heads OF those that were entirely bald have been NV b
pliestor 81 this Restorative, covered with Injurious growth
OF bcantanl hair. s'""h
An humsug and qu,ehsry in this matter /. utterly A..
claimed. " sse''y W.
Besles Hair Restorative win be applied by the dsceverer
inventor Levi Bcs 10 those who NAV desire -, ..l
themselves of It's beneficial effects the sAfce on o. Ma
daniel, No. Plat street, New York. "e
Meme need despair whether old or young Of having their
hair fully restored.
No payment will be received for any application of m. NJ.
sorsve until the Individual whe tries IL SATISFIED by m.
restoration of the hair
their hair started sufficiently ensure It's complete
ton. mle .eoIs
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&rA TO LET-FIR ST RATE SITUATIONS
1snM FOR RUSINESS-The large House and Store
"A E.ENCH's HOTEh, NOEFOLK

fM vIRGINIA-One of the most delightful places Of resi-
for invalids families wishing live quietly
comfortably and the most reasonable terms to be oun
at FRENCHS HOTEL, Norfolk, Va where the climate is
mild both in winter and the scenery delightful and
ikA "Aghborood social and disposed To cultivate agreca
BILE acquaintance.
FRENCHS HOTEL is located in the principal street OF
the borough o Norfolk, and opened the first OF
last Some idea OF its convenience may be formed from the
fact that erection and furnishing upwards Of
II contains abost eighty drawing and private apart
the accommodation single persons parties
miles, and the comforts of home be always obtained
this house The senior has for keet prn
opal Hotel in Virginia. and his reputation is established that
line.
The productions Of the country in great plenty
choice kind The neighborbood Of Norfolk TO the mountains
Virginia supply of mOuntain
mutton- oysters uRIivaed the excellence Of the
Virginia ponlty proverbia The stock OF wines
be equal that of any establishment in the country
Madeira being imported expressly by the proprietors
Sherry by A. Pamar Esq., Of Norfolk who is recognized
the importer OF first rate article, mt surpassed by any
other.
The personal attentions Of the propretor dspo
stsn please render this residence with the other
desirable spot which the severity
winter the heat of summer. Any indiysuak families
who should be travelling and pass through
folk Va would be of welcome aad The best
nient there, by. VIM. DAN'L. FRENCH,
MI I'm d&w" French's Hotel, Norfolk Virginia.
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Exchange Reading Neem and EoresQn
Once.

4 ON 000 pa, KLEs, large sac, ~ barrels, se-
SOU,UOO lected for srocefsnal sire for the south
err market IN bright Kegs o. gallons put mp ms,
perer style, for saleby G.k ", WELLS, lN watersI
S9as rext door W HClts Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

"A BEAUTIFUL selection OF Gersniunis. RI -. =,
"A general assortment Of Greenhouse Piaas 10
"srdsr OF NOE BOIL, 9Th evesue, go :. ~ he
"iIiwdSw' near the ralrc a d.no,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-The ~sul.r
hsns ss' o. aSs:e cirsEs M s se y ss
and ne proprietor has alss adopted rule
sMs entrance In The ist May next The usual eosa
sion ss will be charged tual sales only"
u oescs all hsrsss Nc nsenaea fr shs sale nus se
~ ana os or before Saturday March
San De offered al auctoa anless registered In time
JOHN W WATSON. 40 Broadway.
Tate rs.s before IL O'Clock The day OF sale they Win
CAST oFF CT oTHING BoUeHT,
ana we IN +. i Isy Fi;:F + cash. BY
No go Blocker street, near carume stree.
NEW york.
asfe o arc CAPE % rhc make s in
cases 20 not give the full value fer the some H. L. viii A.
those Gentemen who may have such articles ty n..
most value in cash for every article: - ~
above ddes @e viii meet With s due '
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
At 172 BROADWAY.
VISITING CARDS - plain writing the Italian aaey
bands, printed the polished German Porcelain Card may
be procured the corner OF Maiden lane and Broadway
ST0UT's Engraving Establishment where specimen boeks
Also, silver plated Door and Number plates the plating q
which uncommony thick the silver being expressly rolled
Merchants Conmssioa Cards, with distinens
Letter Stamps and No,ora Seals engraved o..
Brass Door Plates, Knoekers,kc.
STOUT, corner ofMaiden lane
dSo-5ms and BROADWAY
rAUTlON-GELATlNE CAPsULES-Mr r. O.
~ Bereau, in another column has endeavored prevent
the public from buying Geane Capsules which made In
Imitation OF Mothes' Capsules advertised genuine and
tanning impure and cheap ingredients having other
commentator than using he names Of others, &c sc.
In consequence the advertise alluded
vent any msuuderstanding in the public mind deem
cesary TO inform those concerned, that turing
Geane Capsules which superior Mothes as well as
the spurious limitations Of which speaks
oi pure Basam, and Geanne which will
quenty have unpleasant tase-which decided advsa,-
age over the other kinds
There in the preparation OF them and the only
object in view 10 administer the Bssam of Copvia the
most approved form and Capsules been tested by
several chemists in Berlin well in this city and Phade
phia they with safety be ended superior ar
cle.
The extensive sales with which they have mel ample
testimony of their efficacy
Messrs RushoD Aspinwal Mr.. Mihau, Messrs Southland
Deluc Dr. James Hart Chambers
and all other respectable chemists
in this city and throughout the keep hem constantly
for sale and generally prefer them those Mothes'
aciure for the reasons mentioned above.
Various certificates possession confirm
CHARLES WlLDENOW,
n8-lmS 81 Cherry St
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ON e y u Il N L 4

Gireud's Patent Mechanical Lamps. war.
rnnted.-2l6 Canal street.
~ GIR0UD. sole Inventor aad Of the above
Lamps IN this city, In returning his thanks fer he patronage
respectfully that he just completed great
lection Of the said Lamps, which he offers for sale.
which sold in this country, liable many expsnsiv,
n h ~sn se Snaps Are
from The and be cleaned withou
without perfect kno Wedge other cops'ruston
The object OF Mr.. Groad in manufacturing Lamps ibis
Ing duties and "cumSeni upos npoa
Ian ne enabled to supply this useful article al
Amere appropriate ornsment for parors and
Dealers supplied with Glass Globes, crysss Lamps. Chin
neys sken Weeks Rsnec,ng Shades and all other materials
Il On the is OF May Reyt Factory will be to
80 Rroadwsy II Is now 2io Canal st ms Ina
are invited % call at the new es,sbsh@ss Of now
ELL CO JIG Chatham 3, where their Nu.Iis, Plair
the very loves. prices and ssd exclusively FOR cash Ass
os s:'e' and Fur o'Ei e rs Chatham st.
Ted IN The village q ws.cAsster w.',ehtster souny-
given .: JAMES sP fHRs ds s. premises
ITO WASTED, a retail stock Of Dry
" '". 0sl w ,s s nSs
Wall s. up stairs, will be attended to. n9-iws
NEW YOkK CITY MILLs-Tbe proprietor hs.
the ooSnys areIes fresh ae.ea and ma
nufactured daily
LIST Head Rice. This article the best that can be dressed
e. Prime Rss, which : The .e.i quality TO Head.
Sd. Broken Rice, and Small Rice which very cheap
and wholesome FOOD being only about half the price u whole
Ao Ground Rice. Rice Flour This article is one of the
Saures "a. sounry Professionalism for cook.
South Carolina Gritts OF Heminy, manufactured from
The best Flint corn-also, Corr Fcu and Meal OF the differ
Also supernne and Graham Flour, and Wheat MiddIings,
from the best Western Wheat The above articles will be sed
Ts i s9ssy yin Be
York Rice MN sEssR s9 sSS sS1 r. Fl n S
jSolm corner Wall and Front SITS
GETGSARTI 6 RsAHSAINs BnSTs 4 sHSEs
IS WEALTH II pairs OF Richards superior
modern make OF elegant durable and fashionable Boots for
pairs sfhs elegan, make and double cali shin water Prsoi
Boots The reputation ofthese Boots well known that
pair retail Also 5000 pairs superior dne calf skin Boots Tor
eeniemens winter made In the modern Rye and
= hS ps .d sps
ladies' Slippers French ties urred and u1uned Bussns Cal
All kinds Of Ms and eharen Scots and Shoes selling
at prizes, WI lie better be found
RiCHxRDs, Nos. 22s, sa2 or "a Canal st.
the oldea boss on the block, and the largest and
far the best assortment OF Boots and shoes in
the city, Is per sent cheaper than ever.
Dont mistake the numbers at the eeers, listen
Boots No a,s NE oldest ore-No. Sa .sd sss Canal -
". MED os. .s as p 81 and ssy are
AXE them. Al film RICHARDS.
CHEss- subscriber hasJua opened N the building
~ rcsr OF Sunday Morning N.s ocs an spsrtme nj hs
ses,lemen vhs Ssy or wish e the game are respect
'u TX invited 70 cali and see the arrsngemen,s
Er,,snee through croe Rer'. Esessnge oee, No. aA..
and from broadway through the oss b., ,So.n6 The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

- TO LKT-A small house with about SIX acres OF
E land the south side OF 6lh ST. near the Hsngate
Inquire Of +. a. JENKINS,
mlElws No. Ia Wall St Sd story.
- 20 LRT-A number OF small three story birch
E houses Jackson Aveaue, bet Eleventh
- and Twelfth Streets known "Urion Court" snabIe
Ply 70 4 j cox, Is Maidea Lane or TO THOMAS MAC
FABIAN, 18th street the Third Avenue, between the
hours OF IL and o'clock. -
b. The houses finishing, and win be ready
Fer occupation nv the 18Th OF Aprn. f17lms
lnk FOR SALE OR LEASE-A house and or
W Of lad situate the junction OF the turnpike
49, road leading from Jamaica TO Rockaway and the road
leading adjoining the toll gate and only two miles
from Reckaway Beach. The house contains ten more
Is large and well of excellent water and number OF
fruit other around the house The situation airy
and pleasant The Rockaway stages the door daily TO
and from New York. Iaauire of JOHN l. NORTON, jr.
ml6-lw. 2ol Ninth st. New York
%rA TO LETTER ST RATE SITUATIONS
EmM FOR BUSINESS-The large House and Store,
with Refectory No IL Orange street, and is well CAL
cuaed for extensive liquor and grocery and boarding
house. Also several house and in Cherry, Water
Madison Monroe, Roswell Scamme Orange Ridge Rving-
ton Walker john Mercer, Mott and Greenwich ss which
will be let low 10 good tenants.
For further particulars apply at 81 John from 10 in
the morning, and from to 2 in the evening. ml0n.
IL FARM ON STATEN ISLAND FOR
E.m SALE OR TO LET.-Situated about three miles
Aback from Mersereau's Ferry -four miles from Qua
ranne Ground containing SIS Of land 10 of which
wood land the balance good tabe land The Farm has
House and Barn. with Garden, Fruit Trees &c attached
Possession given Immediately For further particulars apply
10 ii. YVELIN 23l Fulton ST.
mlsSl*
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DOOmS WANTED-Oae two and homes
~ wasted by young Gssemsn whose relative reside
In Kentucky and whose occupation exclusively lite rary
lie M furnish roops IL necessary = handsome
1xe would prefer living dsmestc circle, where
he could ,n,oy antsges OF female society Breakfast
wouldb rsuuirrd every and The
family with HON he resides would have the privilege ef
god library and all the newspapers Of the eounsry address
Her scsn al the Office OF this paper. ni1u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

SCOTT,S PATENT DOOR sPRING-This
- superior article which be applied 70 description OF
door tfng expense particularly recommends itself
the notice Of The public generally II admirably cacu
lated for halls Of mansions hotels churches banking
ments theatres stores and private or in fact fer
place where desirable keep doors closed be
and It's use and application explained at
EDWARDS co.'s Tea Warehouse
m1S-1ns az Chatham ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

Ik. JOHNSON is ceBsu,,ea confdeRtaHy at his once ,
- No. IL Duane street, Chatham William
the following diseases vGonorrhca, sAssss Chaacrps
Structures Seminal Weakness, and Diseases a
nag from vencrea poison or improper Dr. Johnsou
remove any recent affection ia1wo three days.
and the most nseerae cases proporbnae time, witou
the use oil debatng Hjudicious medicine,
ton from business Persons entrusng themselves
sens care, may desc themselves with ceranly IN
the most aggravated Scroplous liberated ees
VIC speeSy healed Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
johnson cah certain preventative made Against
the occurrence foregoing Diseases which has
ed When used within iwenyour hours AFTER exposure
paid and enclosing afee the ne
dicine, and directions for itsuse forwarded.
Attendance from 8, A. NJ to IL at aiRht Dr. Jeseb kss
psAoW from 10 Cham bers street. f2I.Ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

DARK THEATKE.--TnIsE EVENING, WIN be
sam WELLER Or. The Pickwiekians-Mr Pickwick. Mr.
chppnsslsT,scey Tugrsn ESQ Mr. isasr~ pos,n
Mr. Plsede-Mss Isabella wardle Mrs Richardson
THE SECRET NINE Ishmael, Mr. Blakeley-zsphyra,
Commence att O'Clock
~ Hou's-MR. wALLACk. Lessee.-THis EVENING
THE uNFiNisiiED GENTLEMAN-Bm Dowpey, Mr.
Wiliams-Jem Miller, Mr. Browne-Lousa Bloomfield, Mrs
Rogers.
SPRING L AUTUMN-Ratte. Mr. wallask-sm Simon
Slack, Mr. Browne-CIara Mrs Rogers
MILLER AND Ills MEN-Grindorf, Mr. wslask-Ra-
Doors open at s@Perform.nce begin att Boxes 81 Pit
SO cents. Gallery IS cents.
ZO3L3GiCAL INsThTUTE, No. 81 B ,,,,Is.ri:
nov open for the The Of animals the most
specton this country Anburgh wienter the cages
at o'clock r. NJ, ana at 9 in the evening The hours Of
r NJ and from to past in the evening Abundance IS
e. half Every smon will BE- paid
ss nc 'A' '''s sisasdHc t'e s4RNsEvISE4
ODD FELLOW s. BALL-Tke FIRST annual Ball
~ ohe Independent Order Of Fellows will be given at
will be spendly decorated with banners mo,.o embe
meae ohe Order Dodsworhs celebrated Band engne ed
Tickets 81 Hcucng refreshments ladies' to be had At
the City Hotel; Cap'ais sseIys Branch Hoei Awis
saloon, BrOadway Halls Music Store,
square oieher OF the managers.
WIN. CLARK President
WILLIAM CHARLIcK. Secretary. ml2UI
TRULY WONDERFUL PHENOMENON
very extraordinary HORSE three years old without
"A particle Of hair.
This extraordinary animal will be exhibited few days of
the qualification OF the curions between the hours A.
and NJ SUNDAYS excepted for short period No. so7
Broadway, a few doors above Duane
This Horse is the first known in tile world which
ture has denied the covering hair the
protection OF his species In addition which, also pes.
other pecuaras Of appearance but with great
symmetry OF form and his substantial points have seod
Judges, been pronounced His
lul bronze, with white marks Perfectly doce and
customed 10 being handled he be infinitely examined
by strangers without the slightest apprehension of danger
ing, and the feeling Of admiration bchoider is
unacoompanied by those dsagreeabe sensations usually
tending the contemplation of iusxs Nature.
Ambulance. Is cents j29.lms
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0ST On the 18th nst in passing from the of mi
IL ~ and Wooster Burng slip the morning fthe
h inst, In passing from the above place Broadway
and returning down the 9Th avenue To wavery
place 10 place starting brass Cap paea IT. axlerce
engraved Coils Lawrence New Haven, No. IL Ferry ST.
New York Any person having found the above Cap and will
warded. mi53~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

T. PA TV-si Lots beautifully situated on Broad
reet the city Newark will be exchanged for dwelling
house or Ia in this city difference paid IN
Enqnire Of u. w. WINTER, 10 wall street,
miest- over the Mechanics Bank
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

WANTED A situation y wanted by Scotch girl, for
w Cksmheuad Nurse. Coed references he given
by applying a lis Perryst msSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

THE highest price will be given nv residence No So
Second a. for Bulocks and Calves Bladder Wishing the
butcher boys TO CALL and cash will be paid en delivery
msSts sAML w. ROGERS.
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,v,6 NhW z ! Dry 7 I d GSoDs.;, r

pKICEs KEDUCED-The prsprie,ors Of T.nmssy
Hail and Levejoys Hotel have reduced price in be
Essg Department their prices previous high price
provisions, and viii ende their with
coed fare and as liberal in qaany ether Estiss r.
tablishments In the city. nle-w
LEX sALE-A lot Of hrst rats singing Csssres,
arrived. Also, qusaty Of handsome Shell work ~
sold al the corner of Fultsu Nassau nAfts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

far the best assortment Of Boots and shoes in
the city, rs per sent cheaper than ever.
~ ,. DON'T mistake the numbers al the ceors listen TO
cans as many have done and thought they buying my
Boots No 22s the oldest storeNo f62 and "a Canal a.
are the two Greenwich and they each
wen nhed with and clean looking goods You can't
take them At film RICHARDg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

principles think ho has been from The first, through
out up to this time, and will be, to the end of the chap
Ter, CONSISTENT IN ERROR His design Of dispensing
win Bank agency has been unbroken by any incident
or dIscordant sentiment In proof, his speech above
mentioned Of ITSELF sufices
Who are they that nre vigorous in their assaults
upon Mr.. Calhoun? They nre Mr. Clay, and his sael.
self, will not give them helping hand trust Mr..
Calhoun WILL as think he should, be helped by every
patriot to stand as he is tower of strength in resisting
the establishment Of National Bank While will
resist his attempt to pcrpe,uatc the divorce Of the Co
vernment from State Banks and instead of their union
10 establish Treasury Bank; WILL nevertheless, al
fit occasions, give him helping hand so long he shall
deserve IT, as ne now docs, against the well concocled
plan OF The National Bank 10 run him down.
DO you observe how the leaders Of The Wing party
are "splt up, usyou predicted they would be?
CANDOR
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

W,
A message was received from the Senate, stating the
passage of several bills Of them with amendments
las reported in their proceedings Of yesterday
The Senate's amendments 10 the bill 10 provide for
the construction of road from Winchester to Saunton
and for other purposes, being under consideration,
Mr. HARRISON moved 10 disagree 10 that amendment
proposing TO strike out eighteen and insert twelve thou
sand dollars, the amount of the proposed subscription
on the part of the State to that branch of The road from
Winchester to Martinsburg.
Some debate occurred between Nessrs Fisher, Sher.
rard, Botts Lucas Kinney, Venab.e, Crulchfeld aud
Rives.
MIR. BORIS made an Intellectual motion 10 lay the bill
on the table.
the Senate. Messrs Cruchfield md Kinney though.
the House Dug ht 10 agree.
Mr.. HARRisoN urged The injustice and inequality of
the Senates amendment.
After remarks by Messrs Bolts, Chapman Of Monroe
Tunslal and Gray, the question dsagreeing with the
Senate was taken, and decided in the negalve-hyes
u.s. noes e..
So the House agreed 10 the Sena,es amendment, and
The bill is now law.
The Senate's amendments to The bill to authorize the
Louisa Railroad Company TO construct Railroad from
some point the line of their Railroad 10 Charottes
vile, being under consideration
Mr.. YESABLE moved that the House disagree TO the
amendment Of the Senate proposing TO subscribe three
6lths instead of twoffths to the above road
Mr. GoopwYN opposed the amendment of the Senate
Although this was intended to benefit his county,
yet he could not 60 for it, He had been uniform in his
course upon Internal Improvements; and thought gen.
lemen when they talked Of lbernty, should be liberal
with their own money. He thought the course of the
Legislature, upon this subject had been reckless and
injurious.
Mr.. WooLroLK sustained the Senale's amendment.
MIR. STUART was willing 10 give three.6lths to any
new stock but he would sanction this retrospective
principle by which the State would be compelled to pay
for one fifth of the individual stock, which is now below
par The effect of sanctioning such proposition would
be- that all old companie whose stock was under par
would apply to the State to buy them out Mr.. stua!
warned the friends of Internal 10 set thel'
faces against this dangerous principle.
Mr.. RlyEs moved 10 amend the Senate's amendment
BY striking out The following words: 'for such addonn
stock in the Louisa Railroad Company as will make the
stock of the Slate bear the proportion Of hreetths 10
the amount now held by ndividuals"-and insert "lhree
6Nhs of the stock heretofore created and ye. u1suD
scrbed to the capital of the said Louisa Railroad Com
pany"
Mr.. WATKINS opposed the proposition to give three
shs to this Improvement. He thought it would be the
entering wedge to system which would bankrupt 'h'
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CEAEskEPS GFFICE.

Temple OF fortune.
Fist door below the entrance 10 the Eagle Hotel, Rich.
mond, Virginia.
- p'i.ts, as asaat, going # at Ctarke's Office
drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, Class Highest
Capital Prize, SG0,0OO
ea 53 ~ % IL 81 II Al "a 40 Sc 65
ss4 $50 500 $50 500 sl6 SIG SIS SIG $la SI2 SIP
III II
w sig Sl2
- whole Ticket, Nos. Us 81, prize of $500; also,
10 - H,n prize Of $3.50; together with many other
smaller prizes, were sold and cashed ut
CLARKE'S OFFICE.
7nother Splendid Scheme far 2lst .7pra!
S30,OO0-Sl00OO.
Virginia State lottery,
For the benefit of the Petersburg Mechanic Association
Class No ), for lS3S-ro lie drawn OF Al.xnndri,
Va, OIL Saturday, April 2lst:
GRAND CAPITALS.
l prize of $50 600, of lO,OUn of 5000 of 1000,
Of 5000, Of 2.000 of | ,G5 10 of 900. &c, &C.
Tickets only $40, halves IS, quarters 81 80.
All orders from The country (ta and near for tickets
in the above any other LOTTERY will meet with tho
most prompt attention if addressed TO
CIlASTAlN CLARKE.
March q [lG3-2awd Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

Pleoss TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
COUNTY announce Dr. r. o. GRAYsoN Of King George
the Nobs,nn for Congress at the next election for
particularly a week District; and allow u.s. through you,
do thus es;v cav On him to obey the snme. This we
ties of Tue ;,s;s wen afford time the different
.ess as 10 him ~ estimate his qualifications and fl
" peiorm the duties of canvass ne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27
BSggef's FrsSe OMce.

Drawn numbers of the Alexandra. Lottery Class No +
drawn gath March, ls3S-SGO,V 900 Capital
IA G. II "a II 4l 46 81 al 4 Sc Is I6 II
Whole tickle. l6 "a 65 capital prize together with
will be paid, al usual, q, sight, by BIGGER
March 81 lost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27

declines being candidate again, under any crcum.
siauces We protest against all caucus dongs; but hope
for, and earnestly invite, cooperation with US, in the
other counties of the District.
VERY MANY VoTERs OF KING GEoReE.