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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27
VIRGINIA State Lottery,

For The benefit of the Monongalia Academy,
Glass No 8, for 1885
To he drawn at Alexandra. Va, Saturday, the l9th
May, 1888. ,,o
SPLENDID seHEnrmHighes' Prize s3oVSo co ioSoo'
iii" Tickets only sl0 halves 5, quarters SO. oo
Certificates Of packages Of Is whole tickets $3.50;
o half do. 65; Is quarter do 81 90. l3t
Virginia state Lottery, .
e. Isas-To be drawn at Alexandria, Va on sa!ur-
day. Moy &c, 1898.
Ia Dra~n Numbers in each Package
Grasp scHEME.-Capital $50 00O-l0 ,O0O-6oooCc
s GOO-4 OOO-3 OG0-2 5000, 10000 prizes OF
1OOO-25 prizes of 500, &c.
Tickets SO, half 5, quarter So ,oo. q,
CERTIFICATES Of packages of IS Whole Tickets Sf2o %
Half do 60; 2o Quarter do. 30. .,.e,.. =.
NJ. Orders for Iieksts and Shares or Ce't.heae' o.
~ 80 tho above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the most promp, attention and an Official account Of sass
Grap sent mme hatey after is over 10 oil who ofaes
from U.s. AUS D. 5. GREGORY g. CO, Banages,
April DC (ll6-4l s''A"'na' 'a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27

RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Ea, ROAD.-On and nfer the LIST Of May, the
going North will leave Richmond at A. NJ, and pas
sengers will breakfast in fredericksburg The objec Of
this early hour is TO enable passengers TO get 10 Wash
ngton in time for the afternoon cars, and 10 Baltimore
the same eyenng-so that by taking The night line from
Baltimore, they may reach Philadelphia to breakfast,
and New York to dinner-thus putting travellers in the
Northern Cities in advance Of any other line.
Fare from Richmond to Washington, Sc 90
From Washington to Baltimore, so
The cars with the mail and passengers coming South,
will leave Fredericksburg at quarter past A. M and
meet the train from Richmond at Milford.
To and from acknowledgements for Louisn,
Charlottesville. SC, going from Richmond, may take the
mail train at o'clock, the freight train at o'clock.
Those from Fredericksburg will take the mail train at
quarter past o'clock.
All the passengers for Charlottesville twill breakfast ut
the junction. where they will take the Louisa tran and
arrive at Charlottesville the same evening.
Passengers from Charlottesville, arriving at Fredericks
Hall ia the evening" will take the Louisa at a, A. Nj.
Those going 10 Fredericksburg, WILL at the junction,
take the Northern train, and arrive there 10 kreakfas
Those going TO Richmond will breakfast at the upnn
ton and upon the arrival Of the mail train, take it C.
Richmond.
Freight Train-Beween Richmond and Fredericks.
burg, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Hour,
from Richmond, 5, A. 81; from Fredericksburg, half
past 8, A. M.
April 81 ll6-f
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Small Notes.

We understand, that the and Dollar notes author
lied to be issued by The Banks of this Commonwealth,
have been received by the Banks of this City Those
from The Bank of Virginia put into circulation yes
terday-and those from the Farmers Bank will be on
Monday, or sooner.-They are handsomely executed
Inc vgnses Of some Of them P present. g.
deemable in specie. Each Institution is directed TO issue
much as per cent. on It's capital sock-and cannot
ercsed 5 per cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27

,.., which lad arrived at roulon on the pre-
80 HI'| ss.eored by gen o'a.mes. This is without
.. fN n,nier Of the last instalment Of the indem-
/. ~ a.. ?ui to SEA the following day
- 81 Aus,Iia mas again refused to 60 10
= M meet The monarchs OF Prussia and Russia,
~ . ,' latter proposed
D |E E>ciAxp.-Quar,erly average Of the week
- :" and assets of the Bank Of England, from the
>' ~ 10 the Sd april 1888, both inclusive, pur'
4n' ,bs nc, ; and 4, W. w., chap,et9S.
Inns ASSETS.
u' flS,9s7 600 Securities, f2 $50, OO0
.i''"' il2Ce 600 Bullion, IO,Ia6,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27
VIRGINIA State Lottery,

For the benefit of the Mechanical Benc VIOLENT Soeety OF
Norfok-Class No 9, for 1853.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, May
BRILI1Asr ScHEmE-Capi,a $40 900, $4,000 Sl0,.
ooO $1,000 81 500 So 900 81 oOo rs of Sl,ooO IS Of
$4,000 $500! &c, &c.
Ticket only Slo-half S5-quar!er So so. ,o
DO do Is half do. 65
~ ID 25 quarter do. 80 so
[2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27

Heavy Cargo!-The steamer Pennsylvania arrived a
the levce of n Orleans the 18th inst "from Tuscum
bia, Alabama, having in tow hull; the two cargori
amounted TO 95 bales cotton 16 hds tobacco, 2G5 sacks
corn sundres and pnssengers-,he largest cargo tina,
has arrived this selson''
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Marshall House, Richmond, Va, April le, 1888.

From the Le,cisJurg Enquirer, .9pril go
WHITE SULPnuR SPgIHGs-Ths establishment is
ready for the reception Of visitors The accommodations
have been extensively improved and increased since
last season Including tie Springs and The public hous
es in their immediate vicinity, upward Of light hun.
bred persons can be conveniently entertained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27

should no, hope penetrate the chain mail of preu.
dice party shirt
Ii you think the ideas that have hastily penned,
worth any thing make what Of them you please
should they be deemed worthy Of publication and Of
opposition, if published, will enter the las in their
defence, although neither
MERCHANT, BANKER, NOR POLITICIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27
ANOTHER MAMMOTH.
VirGiui1 state Lottery.
managers Office, Richmond, va.
OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL.
Splendid Lotteries far Nay.
virginia state Lottery,

For the benefit of the town OF Welsburg; LASS No %
for Is35-To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Oh Satut-
G cay 81" srnymE~Copi,a $4,000, 10000 5000, s.
600 4 600. $500. 1000, IS prizes Of 1000, &c.
Tickets only $40, halVeo 5, quarters 81: oo
Certificates Of packages Of g Whole Tickets STU;
e5 Half do SIS; % Quarter do. 80 so. 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27

Mem System Of Free Banking.
We have published last page The Act recently
PASSED by New York. We recommend it 10 the care
full attention of our Readers.
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STE On y 3rHETS

The arrivals of the Sirius and Vestsrn have created
great sensation ~ York The former has crossed the
Ocean in Is days-several days, head wind-and by her
logbook. she ran 2,iO0 mi!es-1he Western has come
from Bristol in fourteen days! Letters in this
CITY dated al London the 6lh.Let it be for
gotten that the first steam vessel which crossed the
Atlantic was several years since dispatched from The u
The idea has been ngain revived-und under such ia
vorabe circumstances will give it new impulse
New improvements will be made, and we shall not be
surprised to see the Voyage made in ten or tceoe days
Isnac II Bronson, one Of the New York Republican
members of Congress- from Jefferson county, has been
appointed Judge Of the fifth Judicial district Of that
State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27
NASH'S
.9caU lottery s. Exchange office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Drawing Of the Virginia Norfolk Lottery, extra,
Glass No. 2
% 40 IS So l2 % &c 6 g. 43 SO 81
Whole ticket Nos ~ % 43, capital prize Of $3.50,
sold and paid at sight by NASH
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E AND IN CHESTERFIELD FOR sALE.-B

AND IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE.-By
virtue Of two DEGREES of the Circuit Superior Court
ofLaw and Choncery for the county Of Chesterfield uhe
first pronounced the 2Sh day Of October A. D. 1887,
and the other the 3st day of March olowing the
dersigned Commissioner, will sell 10 the highest bidder
on MONDAY, the 2Sh day Of May next, moiety of
all the lands devised by Geo Cox, Sr, decd to Martha
and Susannah Friend being that part Of the lands in the
proceedings mentioned which allotted in the division
of the same, 10 the said Susannah Friend her share,
viz half of tract James river, called Coxendae,
being that part of the farm which Edmund Beasley
resides, and is abou, miles below the Richmond and
Osbones Turnpike Ferry, supposed to contain l5O acres.
Also about 26 acres lying the East side of said turn
pike, al the ferry Also, tract called Chestnut Hill,
supposed 10 contain about 600 acres adjoining the lands
of Thomas Hewlett and Henry NJ. Clay, on which Tho
mas Friend resides Also, the said Susannah Friend
interest in the Red Water.m j. being one half The
sale will take place at the Oversees house, Coxendae
at IL o'clock, NJ
TERMS "A credit of nine eighteen, and twenty
months Equal instamens will be aowed-the Pur.
chaser giving bonds with good security and the title TO
be withheld until the purchase money shall be fully paid
Thomas Friend and Edmund Beasley, living on the
lands, will show them to any person disposed to pur.
chase =. +. WOODSON, Com.
April 81 1l6-tds"
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.Nagn;feenes! grand .hagnyfteneeH
VIRGINIA State Lottery,

!baenifeenee! grand Hagnifeencc!!
virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Mechanical Benevolent Society OF
Norfok-Cass No. 3, for 1893.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, May H. 1888
IS Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots
eRLHD SCHEME.
of $40 O00 of Is 900, OF 10000 Of 5000 OF
$500 Of 2290 900, rs Of ,0OO 10 OF 500, Us OF
200, &c, &c.
Whole Tickets slO-halves s5-quarters2 SO.
MOST SPLENDID SCHEME!
Lousru for the ben,ft of the eeork Collage and Common
Schools, Class No. 9. for 1898.
To be drawn at Wilmington, May IA, 1885.
IS Number Loltery-13 Drawn Ballots.
Sp,rsp,p ScHEME-l prize Of S20,000, Of 5000,
of2 0OO of 500 of 400 of Sd, 10 Of 600,
10 of 500, 10 Of $50, 10 of 200, &c, &c.
Tickets s., halves So quarters %
ANOTHER MAMMOTH.
Virginia state Lottery,
For The benefit Of the Monongala Academy, Glass No.
3 for 1870 be drawn OF Alexandra, Va May
19, 1888
Is Number Louery-l2 drann Ballots
Gp.sp ScuEME-1 prize Of S30,U00 of 10000,
of 5000 of 500. Of 1897 l2, Of 5000, of25Oo,
40 Of 1000, so Of $50 60 of 200, &c, &c.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters or
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries
may had, usual, in every variety at the Lottery
Office OF lhon NA1',
NB Orders from the country enclosing cash or prize
tickets, promptly and confden.ially attended to- ad
dressed as above. SAoL MAST
Anril 81 1l6-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27

Books materials School will 10 drn!sbed 10
desire them, reasonable terms.
Competent will he given oil the above nnmcd do
panen!s Suitable will be Provided and Lectures de-
vored facilitate the acquisition Of the ubsuse secuces
and make thorough scholars tho time ialcnis
and application Of our pupils will allow.
Special attention will be paid the and morals OF the
Touns Indies committed and TO thing which will
serve 10 max" the coa pleasant and profitable to all concerned
Tuition will be charged FROM tho time ofenerng the
pupil JOHN FAlRcAIID, PRINCIPALS,
l.. P. FAfRCHiLD, 1'"T
April 81 ll6--w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27

Friday eSenng, resolved 10 redeem all their notes
OF the denomination of five dollars and under and that
Inc resolution was carried no effect Saturday, the
Banks on thatd day paying specie or all paper pre-
sented virtually The resumption is consde red entire,
as II Is understood that the Banks will furnish any
amount Of specie for ordinary business purposes and
no demand or any other be anticipated, at present
How lcug will ir. Biddle hold out after The Boston and
New York Banks shall have fully resumed? Not thirty
days"
"LASD Ho!-Yesterday was q proud day for n. York
u witnessed the restoration of specie payments III less
Than twelve months from The time of SUSPENSION and al.
Ter one oil The uinst fatal mercantile ,usons which
ever happened Such recovery from such a wreck.
The world never before Ii is attributable under The
blessing oil Heaven, to the energy, the sound Mt
good sense, and moral integrity of our citizens The
Banks nave resumed in the fullest sense of The TERM
They have also returned 10 the of their notes,
when they now pay out as iu-merly The hearts OF our
citizens were hlled with joy this well they might
Define arrival o two steam ships Also from Europe IN
such manner as 10 remove all doubt about the entire
feasibility OF navigating the Atlantic in that manner, was
most important and most gratifying event IL brings
US within ten to fifteen days of Europe and gives such
Increased certainty, we'll quickness, that
opens upon US. Take it all in all, I'VE think n
caI community were seldom happy than yes.
terday. ~ T. JournaL C0m., april "a.
Times are looking up The only thing that is wanting
is full appears be rapidly returning
The ship will then right itself
private Letter from Washington (25lh priD speaks
with great deg ht OF Mr.. Rvess .srong Speech upon
the bill 10 suppress the further circulation Of the notes
Of the late Bank Of The United States He denounced
in strong terms the of that corrupt and ambitious
corporation, ycep the Pennsy lvania Bank of the u s
Fills Speech was hailed with triumph by his Republican
friends
Our Correspondent adds, that "The prospects of our
Party are at this moment laering. The Opposition
Leaders ore conscious Of their coming defeat" 1t must
be. However sanguine Of the Wings may be
they will be ultimately beaten. The Banks resumes
lntro oF nl.Ia
will be given 10 business. With the return of prosper
ty will come better state of feeling, and strength to
the Administration The people of this country will
neverswaow gigantic National Bank, with its devoted
friends. reaction will take place in H. York. We
sarn from The best authority that Pennsylvania s safe
The contest in Virginia yesterday may be doubtful
though do not despair of success. Three months
more, and should have decidedly lrumphed We
go into action now, under many d'sadyantages-But il
the Wings should defeat in the II. Of Delegates we
will not stay BEATEN We will profit by our deeat-aka
lessons from errors-rouse, and reunite and nex
Spring we will recover the State. But anon!
n,H Aafx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27

THE BUCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL, fur Young LADIES' will
Session the first DAY Of May and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

II The Kitchen fnancers of the Globe at Wash
ington are in terrible stew against Mr. Bidde, be-
cause he buys cotton in the south-ships it to Eng
land-ses it at profit and then pays hspost notes
in advance, at per cent interest for the unexpired
time they have to run. The Jim Grow fnanclers of
Wall street-otherwse the Barring clique, who receive
ship loads of gold from the Bank of England de-
nouncihg Mr.. Bddle forvery nearly the same reasons
What is the reason that Bidde won't break, 60 10
pieces, and thus please the Kchensrs and Jim Crows
together7 This Biddle is the most obstinate man
alive. De- Mr.. Bddle, for Gods sake, turn bankrupt
and pay one half Of your debts at the rate of cents
in the dollar as certain editor did certain Oh, 800
in Kentucky; and the other half in gold snaf box
for every sci Oe0 certain other editor did in New
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
! RICHARD HEMMING & SON,

u Return thanks for the preference given for
so many years 70 their Needles and Fish Hooks and beg to
assure the pubic that they still continue
eons to manufacture article that will give universal salts
acon ans they rust continuance Of ind pa
tronage. = - 49, -
aemang hive been obliged to cautien the pubis
several times 10 De careful from whom they purchase
aud Fish Hooks purportng se OF and ne
ve mas mere Geea when repetition Of that caution
formation that number individuals who formerly re-
sided ~ have established themselves Philadelphia
make their business to 10 great extent by
reedes without labels that they may label thei
were tney 10 do so in England the penal
assist in accomplishing their ends these unprinciped in
ovduas invent numberess alseheods OF them having
Son. and purposcy employed to Sc heir Needles and Fish
Hooks and they carry with them nvoce Heads pirate
Others assert that the original parties who composed The firm
OF Henming Son dead. therefore any one may
In nBe would be quite impossible to enuRerae in this
The numerous tricks these persons make
they tale that they imagine will give their spurious
Mr. Hemwing Son do not who claim
ns ,ong iea arote ene them TO- and they fear
seek every their pewer Is. nnse as mo
soy the reputation of Hemmng Son. which has been ac
unrv.ed and these circumstance they venture
make THIS appeal 20 the public for protection feeling well
Richard Hemming have further to OBSERVE that they
new Invariably stamp oil their Large Cod Hooks with their
smaller kinds Of Fish Hooks public win please to be very
he labels and Style wrspp:s give ''' examination 70
August 81, less.
to the above and most respectfully solicit the pub
to be on their guard making purchases oil Noodles Fish
nposos many been chez he'd and
The unPrnsiped parties exposed H. Son have every ca
honest system Of forging their is still carried on 10
great extent and that large quantities Of inferior Needles
in America nimtaon OF r. Hemmios son's nssuiaouTe
Forge Needle Mills, Reddich. Novemberl7 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

SOMEBODY coMISG-We have letter from
Edinburg written by Mr. Combes the celebrated wri-
ter Phrenslogy, in which that gentleman states that
it is his intention visit United States in the
ing summer accompanied with Professor Wilson, the
editor Of Blackwocd's Magazine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

FRox ALsAsY-The Legislature adjourned a -
O'Clock on Wednesday night the 18th inst pursuant 70
Joint resolution 20 that effect
The bill to facilitate the resunptien OF specie pay
asn,s by the Banks by the loan Of State Stocks was
lost the Senate refusing in the amendments OF
the Assembly substituting the Post Note Bill secuens'
and the House adhering to its amendments.
The General Banking Law, as we stated yesterday,
passed with the l2 IL per cent clause instead OF Is
per cent
During the session 1913 bills have been passed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

% On Thursday sennight, Charlotte Reynolds was
arragned the Niagara Oyer and Terminer Court for
poisoning her husband with arsenic. The circunstan.
tal evidence strong, but direct proof being adj
dsced Of the administration of the poison, the jury
auitted her.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

TAxiro Az oATH.-All this time the man in specta-
cles swearing the clerks the cath being invariably
administered wtsost any effort at pvnctuaiion, and
usually In the following terms -" Take the book in
your right hand this yosr name and handwriting ysu
swear that the contests e this your affidavit are true 90
help yoa God you must get change haven't got H."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

LET Us PRAY.-The Hon. and Rev. Benz. F. Butler,
Attorney General Of the United States and Law Pro.
fessor of the New York University, delivered his
inaugural lecture at that institution Wednesday
evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

the uses TO which the eminent house of the Barlngs
intends TO put them to, through the influence of the
Wall street prints?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

LoRp NoRrns RroRET Sir John Sinclair said OF
Lord North, that He was 90 tormested with the dfR
cslty arising from the American war, that he often la
rnentcd the success with which Columbus had accom-.
plished his voyage to America; contcndiDg that Eu.
reRe would have gone on much better without IT,"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

10 On Wednesday last, General Rensselaer, Van
Rensselaer, released from confinement giving
bail for his appearance the of the District
Court Of the United States to be held at Albany the
second Tuesday Of May next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

u PaIvAPB TREATIaH- =. nE-
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acquainted with the subject, In long s,,na,
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DC consulted coahdsaay by post otherwise and the -
dcine sent any distance.
little book asrds all whe acquainted wit it, for be;s
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more symptoms which arise from constitution ha-
thos: whose health and spirits alme broken Down for
va o. proper are led at ense 70 their
oeVefy man OF sc nse II must be evident that
IRE unwe than TO himself any OF those boastine
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The anxiety OF mind expense incurred by these de-
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-The Senate has fixed
on the 4h of June the day for its adjournment The
House has net yet cencurred in the resolution.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

90 1t 10 stated that, the balance of trade in the
Union, the credit side Of New York stands at sixty
millions of dollars, principally due from Southern
debtors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

THE END OF SPURIOUS PATnloTIsM.-A Cleveland
paper that General Sutherland has been sentenced
transportation for life the penal settlement Nor.
folk Island, near the coast of New South Wales
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

PARTY AT DAhAscVs-ohoeu bowls OF sherbet
~ere handed round with slices Of lemon and chopped
alronds Aestisg in IL; thea came black slave. who
held in his hands an embroidered handkerchief which
he lust pressed lips when We hadceased drinking
The presence OF the slaves commanded by clappng
,be hands AZ mentioned 10 the Arabian Nights. Cups
Of coffee were then handed round, which, according to
custom, were srst presented 10 Ali Aga, who waved
tsem away with graceful motion Of the hand to his
wistors-zddison's Damascus and Palmyra.