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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07
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NO CUHEs Nd PAx-sALT RHEUm RING
sCALD HEAD, and all other diseases OF uhe shin,
efectusfy Cared by the use of SANDS REMEDY FeR
SALT RHEUM" which has now been tested IN rising $500
eases without In instance having failed. No sersos In
diet necessary, asd there dagger In applying
20 the snderest infant II Is discovery
In the history II medicine, and person afflicted with
cu,aneous diseases IN form invited to she immediate
use OF valuable nedieise Numerous certificates We
virtues have been BY the proprietor, and VIII se
h ibted on application. - 49,
william, ssa sold by Druggists generally 10 many Of
the principal cities and towns In the United states.
be ordered with other goods Of Of the prn-
eipsI druggists In this city or IN lsdelphis s1i.m.
MO. DIVISION sTRE ETs-In gratitude to Mr..
lNU Levsen whose philanthropy making the eecbra.
nd evsons Hunters Red Drsp psbc and in hopes
viii he the escuing others the grave re<to-
ring them society as.n Thereby eerfy that knew his
ned Drop 70 unfortunate friend of mine aer having
the W Ii the meann,s an the other advertised
remedies used and several OF the advertised physicians
were well feed bn good effect The person
enjoys good heath and cured ntwe weeks bottle
OF T.. VISIONS Hunters Red Drop.
G n, No. IS s. street.
New York, Jane LIST, 1887
a. This gentleman has allowed himself 10 be referred
and can be seen stsny time. mys-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

THE HAIR THE NATHli-It should Invariably
be borne In mind ,hat good Of Teeth, the
desirable property The possession Of ne head Il
HAIR swd which only be sbsiped by constant and
fee use Of the VEGETABLE HAM ell richly pcrfumeS
and desirable substitute Cor the iurisus preparations
,hst are daily pslmed spop the public.
The advertiser pledges hinssf that. the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL w be feusd to nourish s0d gbep The
s,d restore n bald pseessrd meet the extes
sve a. hes put 81 NE low price OF 50 per
botle. For sale By n. G. MART, It's Broadway,
sqi.y of CourtIandt ST.
90 EH Nss's ORIENTAL BALsAMIC CON.
- FOUNDAn efcscieus sslutsry snd ~decsusl remedy
/. III esses OF Lescor 1pvoussry Emssons Seminal
rrc usy ofthe Msnsss 1rsted diseased
,ou o the Bladder In I'll diseases of the Urinary Organs
The relief gsrersily Afforded BY tho the
s~ms short speee sftime, has much height
celebrity tbe o the shove aissses " sonh
sy offered accompanying sertiheess Of the
pe ~ ne british which viii stamp the high reputs
ton " which the unia~s preparation " vsiued.
Prepared osy By W. s,erisg whise Chapel Lcndsr Sold
Wholesale and retail by -
m1Tu No ~ Nassau street. corner Fpltou.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

To oWNEssss OF syyMMER EsTA y: I. 1T.
se @ al S:ry the
IN" having
or %G .1s %s an e1 s has 81
selsas es,sbSmens in the country already furnished and
!. G. s. ss rsS f
bad by addressing note s p o., Herald Office with real
"A log Tsvs sosrdns House IN the lower q toe
ness for sale For particulars apply azI washgtoa
my4Sts
w aad lesg bodied that rst mile IN 81 inmates Ap
ply At Tattersslrs BroadwAy. my5lw-
COOK wANTED-At Yves, Hoboken, owe capable
,so.s S az and the general
ly.o such good encoursgensn, will be gyss Enasrs Of
my@.ss. !" 'e morning. E.s. BROWNING.
a COOK WANPED-Immsas,eiy at no ISL Broad
ledge the French and Enssh style Of meat. and
XWANTED-Is Auersey's ofbce,a vourg man %
w sssdy habits who somewhs, aeqysin,s whit shusi
,s ~osas. gwen ssdrs boz 90 upp:r 1 Once il The
ha.a sr,i.g Of app'cas giving name a'd references
GLASS CAsEs-A complete set q Glas, Cases, for the
hs T ;ii sHsP PT aon .R gs
CoRsETsAo 10, Of city made corset,, worthy the st,en-
ioa ofwholesals dealers. Apply as above. mys4.
s D; Ss ss
ed at low rate ofdssount Also, .
Philadelphia, District OF Columbia,
Baltimore, Eastern
virgsis, Conseciicst
Drafts OF the Usied States collected and Bills
OF IS ana upward sale, England, Ireland and Scot
land.
$40 sover.igu go nspoeens 100 Doubl,on hand, and
every other Kind sf Gold and Silver.
Doubtful sua brsLeu beught the best
SYLVESTER. $50 Rroad~sy,
my4as and q Wall street
IMPORTANT.
Aliberal price will be paid for east eG Co,hiag-
LINEN, PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, GUNS, HoUsK-
HOLD FURNITURE, &c,
hyH. LEvErr. 1s Broaowsy, New York
Ksowng there persons who make great put In their
advertisements tor 81 Csthng he he and Who In
do give the full value Ter ihs l. viii
those Cenemes who have such srces by them,
snd Who for h their receiving the very utmost
value In CASH FOR every article.
hs~ thr ough the post ofkce or otsrvise 10 the
above address, viii meet With due attention myl9ns
CARL KING,
First Pre- nnfunn and Tuscan straw Hat
Manufactures.
Nos 6i Broadway II and 70 Division street,
sS New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

g ATTINs.-rhe subscriber has inst a Of
- superior Stock and vesng SATIN. which he offers il
lengths 70 soi, psrshssers Also large assortment Of Shirts
5ak shirts and Drawers, wholesale asd retail:
GA. BRADBRO0K,
a7-ims SIS Pearl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

TNNTITUTION FOR THE CUNE OF SIAM
hERlN0-rhis institution, lornery Of Couranct
will he reopened for the reception Of pupils OF May
1s Spring Hudson Arrangements have
been made persons coming from country others
that choose H. o board the institute, and
under the superptsndasee Of the Principal The system
taught viii be the pracced by the subscriber for the
.ens in this city and the adjoining coust have experiences
Pupils viii be received from Ave yesrs
old forty and care in all guaraIees the money
viii be refunded.
Terms-From S25 so0 The INDECENT cured gratis For
further niormson apply TO the subscriber the Institute
Il BY letter, post paid.
Circulars be had by applying as sbsve containing
ti6cates OF cures. ndations, nc.
sii.sm go HENRY WELLS, Pr.epa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

DEACON COURsE-TROTTINGA AND RACING.
Those wishing age for sell Refreshments
during the Iroulsg (which 70 tse place on The s,h and
RAGS (which takes place be 1S) do by calling
X L. BROWNING
Bessen Course Hobckes MAY 3D. my@3s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

Henuty ma UttTtty.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would remisd their friepss ssd
the public that they continse msnufa Paste
asd Liquid Backing, which has been universal admired,
and In such general Cor nearly halt century millions
testify superiority other Backag for in fec jet
black usre and Its peepnar nutritious qualities 70 Leather
mparng to " that soness essential It's durability kst
Why enlge-s excellent qussies web ksows'O need
furh comment
Then OF It's merits viii say more,
Only ronest that yos, without delay,
viii call AT Lee \ Thomsens Backing ste~s,
'Tk al two bandred sixty eve Broadway =.
N sole agents Tor OF @ Nsgles Patent Com
positioa Cor rcnsring shoes completely wssrcef
as 1ms
IcOR sALC-The Wind NH on leh & new me "a ave-
E ru~ Also a dwelling and stable sftscn.d 70 ns
ARMY at 15e Maiden Lane .'s ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

by his attorney, aad II appear.
psrt thai the defendant \ . non.
lppi, on motion Of the plaiptia's
Court that publication be made
/ Herald, a paper Published In
~ the defendants Of the pcsden.
appear on or henore the nrst day
rive specisl bail and plead, judg
ZEN, and the property attached
IFS demands, and this cause
his court. s3 6wis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07
A. GRANDJEAN.

DRINT COLOUhING ESTABLISHMENT,
L No. il9 Folton street, New Yorktown CHILDS re-
ctfuy informs the public that after great
persnce In cooring Merotnt Aqua,Ro and Lnbsgraphic
Prnts he he ready any orders In his line In
peror style and reasonable He would particularly
irecommepa those persons engaged In getting mp extensive
works give him CALL he pledges himselfe finish wsk
sfvla In 40 mir m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

This day came the plaintiff,
ing 10 the satisfaction Of the &
resident ofihe State OF Mississ
stterney, v is ordered by the
for sin weeks In the New ror
The ciV Of New York, rotifyiI
ey NJ this suit, that unlcss they
OF the next term OF this Court,
msnt will We entered against d
win be sold 10 satisfy she plant
continued until next term OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

SwAIN,s WORM SUGAR PLUMS-As effea-
- cous and convenient medic for chdrsn causing
~ be dchsrgedn nubers and whes there IL
sppt hey mseh good In carrying
secretion OF from the sioach and bowels which gene
them az Injurious to ebdrcp alive. For
sole by the prspv,<torssgent,
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
0De7tf No. 90 Nassau st. corner Of Tpiten.
vNANTEp-An active, Industrious boy from u To rs
w years age, In the country live with gentle
mans family, light house work &c. An fer
three years could be made II Satisfaction Is given and
schooling allowed part OF the tine. Inquire Of X \. Lam
N1TZ, SOL Broadway, between o A. ~. ard y. ~
Also wanted. light carriage with top and ONE pair OF
horses, he couplete buggy, for which
good price wsud be given In steamboat Stock Inquire
above ny21ws
DKOOKLYN SALT WATER WARM
ID BATHs.-MR GRAY would inform the public that
these Baths open every day. tuHdsr 1rcsklyn
Heights the foe OF Perpor Cor Ladies and Gentle
nsen, from A. NJ tn r. NJ They have bees newly fitted
mp has been made reader thsm
private and Newt
Single bath, Is cents
Five Tieksn, oil 90
B. The Cold Baths will be opened BY the first May.
alalms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

DIANO FORTE AKER SIP thsir various bran
cLes Immediately Apply q the North Amerlcs an
Motel for fmy4gsl HENRY DAVIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

nOG LOST-Strayed from house No. l54 hacson street
- on "wednesday last Pointer Dog white and liver color
ed, with chain his neck without any it he
goes by the of Sport hoover will bring him to the
above named house viii be literally rewarded ms ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-07

Ok DOLLARS kEWARD.-L Lost this day, sone.
C where between Wall street and the foot Of Bcskman
street. Leather Pocket Book, of yellow color, containing
Of bank nseranee and rail road notes Of
hand &C. various memorandums and receipts all Of which
but the Whoever has found said pocket
book and will 1t with It's No. 81 Ferry st.
shall receive the above reward.
New York, MAY 4, 1888. m5.2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06
(fr0m TIC "G'obc.'D
"TIIE WAR PARTY IN PEACE. TIE PEACE



The public will have rcrusrd, with not little sur
prise The debate the indispensable appropriation pro
posed to support brave citizen soldiers who pour
my on, their blood in the swnmps Of Florida. 1t
vphamenty opposed for tino days by the Opposition
lenders and in the end had recorded against
III! Nothing shows more distinctly the character OF
the warfare waged against the Administration Than lie
noise and fury with which it is ussailed, and "Me i'm
p0itnt GOnciusion in which the attacks of assadnss
result Mr.. Wise, Mr. Bell, Mr. H. Everett, Mr.
Bidi'n, all vehement in their attempts 10 turn
the hearts of their adheenls against giving support
10 the Administration in lis efforts 10 bring the lndi.
ans 10 submission. This reports given in the nelli.
scncrr and Globe are but meagre sketches Of the
Federal sympathy exhibited to encourage The Semi
nolcs and prepare The public mind 10 lis ndigna
ton from that ferucous bandIili of savages, Which,
not content with violating treaty Of which they
had enjoyed the advantage in advance, had in return
bu,chered the representatives of Government amcng
them, and slaughtered the whole command Of Major
Dade. the first step in their unpro"oked hos,ltics
Their have converted the pedious pcrpctra.
tors Of these MURDERS committed noturousv against The
will Of the Chief of The tribe heroes in The eyes of
Federalism They eAcl!rd in the presence of Ross
aud the CEerokecs; the trracherOus Spies Who il np-
pears in the disguise Of medalors have carried into the
lurking places of The Seminoes the intelligence that if
they would hold out or another campaign, leiS friends
in Congress would be in the ma orily, and Withhold the
supplies necessary TO bring them 10 submissions; and that
they might thus reconqnef the country for which they
had received the equivalent That lhe Cherokee friends
lud warrant for all they said in The way Of encoura
the Semnors stand out in :Ecir bloody revolt
fest from the disposition avowed by the Federal leaders,
North aud South That readers may see tina. the
remarks of these were rather ex'enuaed than
aggera,cd down by the reporters for the lobe,
We quote some scraps from the debate given the In
telgcncer:
"h1r Wise said tina. the Florida INFECTIOUS in
lis inception disgraceu in its progress, and disastrous
in is examinations; and il those who hold the power in
this House, will give me he opportunity Of testing The
a.. ,,i,
ground ard 10 demonstrate such to be the fact
sin this way there have been dragged from US lie
nine or ten millions Of dollars which have already been
lavished on this disgraceiul, wicked, fatal contest
uAt this moment there is war in Florida, but that
which is kept up BY the Government officers. and by
The people no baenins and fulGtning the no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06
POETRY
"xu Zrs1RraAIss uHsrHs.'

Below will 10 foun poen Thomas Mooos before pub
ll.hed, which indebted 10 nem OF TINS ss!
who il the oa; daughter Of Stephen Kcmbe and cous'n
the present Mrs Fanny Butler The Irish b!Id In auans 20 in
fact in verse, aud ths 'aslns gave rise 20 h's su4I
The powor Of in sier Mr. Robert AtkmS sdr,r
THE DAY DREAM '''
rEcxAs MOORE.
They both were hush'A-the vcicc-tho chords
heard but once the witchi3g lay;
And few the tones, and few the words,
My spel.bonnd memory brought away.
Traces remembered here aud thcrc,
Like echoes OF soDo broken strain,
Links OF & sweetness lost in ar
Tbnt nothing now could JOIN again.
Zen these, too the morning fed
And though The charm still ngetd on,
That DER each sensc her song had shed,
The song itsolf was aded-gone!
Como, like ,hs thoughts that once were onr'' g.
On summer days, ere youth hadsct,
Thoughts bright, we know, summer foweni
But whit they were, wo now forget!
In vain with hints from other strains
wooed this truant air 10 Gene,
A. birds t4us on eastern plains,
To love their wild and kindred homo.
In yain-the sung that Saprho gnvo,
In dying to the mournul sea,
Not n slept beneath the wave,
Than this beneath my memory
AT length one morning as lay
ia that half waking mood, when dtoams,
unwilnsly at last give way
TO the foil truth Of day lights beams,
A face-the very face me,hought,
From whehhad broa,hd, a. from. a shrine
or song and snul, tho notes songh
Came with its music close TO mine.
Add sung the long. lost measure DER
Each note and word with every iono
And look. tina, lent it life before
All parect-all again my own!
Like parted SOULS when mid the bcFt,
They moet again, each wIow'd sound,
Though memory's realm had winged in quest
OF its sweet mnte, till ull wero ound
Nor o'eu in wakin: did the clue,
Thus, strangely caught, escape again;
For mover lark its mathis knew
So we'll, now know this strain.
And of when memory's wondTons spoil
10 tulked Of in our tranquil bower,
I sing this lady's song and tell
Tho vision Of that morning hour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

HMPROVED STOCK FOR SALE.-My imported
q thorough.b bred Short horn Durham Bull, P0tri.
cina" five years old-not intending 10 breed in ard in,
[ will sell bargain in him.
PEDlGRrE.-Pa,rican, imported in 1888, (bred BY the
Rev IT, Berry, got by Martin, dam by WharldnIe grand
dam prina by Mentor, G. dam Pretty Lass by Harold,
q q 9. dam Pretty Maid By Charges Duke, g. g e. g.
dam by Charges Grey Bull, &c, &c, in direct lire
to the SuLley Bull Martin by Beizon, dam Rosanna
by North Star. Surprise by Major, RED Rose b. Var.
brough, by Favor!e, Punch Foijambc, Hubback, &c,
tsc-Belzon By North Star dam Cleopatra BY Lancas.
George, Favo,itc, comets sire,) &c, &c
Also, 5 Calves of PalrcisnS get, male and female
several pair Pigs of the Sury breed, and some Ram
Lambs by my imported South Down Ram.
Any one disposed 10 purchase The above by
applying 10 MIR Allen, my Overseer, at Beaver Darn
farm, Goochland county. CORBlN WARWICK.
January 20 7-w4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

NJOTlCE.-An persnns having ciauIs against The es-
lS tate Of David Shields decd, will present them
for payment, properly nuthen,icated-and all persons
who indebted will please make payment without de-
lay, as further ndul gence cannot be given.
POLLY &. SHIELDS. Ereeufrz.
ALEXANDER c. SMITH, Executor.
Mount Ebba Cumberland, Jan 81 IT-w4wn
YEyAiLOR WANTED-A fist rate situation for a
a Tailor, who can bring three or four journeymen,
is now open at Columbia, Fiuvanna Counly.-Any in
formation wanted, may be obtained from
JOSEPH HODGSON.
Jan 81 Sl-4i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06
V;a.gigafa State lottery.

For the benefit of the Town Of Wheeling, Class NO
for lS35 to he dra"n At Alexandria, Va, Saturday,
February 10, 1855.
SPLENDID SCHEME
$4,000. $4,000, $4,000. $1,000. 1000, $2oOo
$4,000 ST III | 2-25 Of 81 .Q00, % Of 500, - OF
$500, &c. &c. e
Tickets $40, half 81, quarter So 3D. certificates OF
rockoucs OF % whole tickets S!JuS.!a1rs III proper
tinU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

Iloyt is selling capital prizes, thousands upon thou
sands-!e continues 10 be the most fortunate vcnder IN
the wo.Id On the 18th inst, most magnificent Lot
terry to be drawn-Capital $iO,GOOSend orders to
HOYT.
On the 2lth March a Lottery draws Capital $4,000
Tickets sS2D-utGrr them from uOiT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06
S50.GSG---ss5. 900.
}sseSass<srs:s ElDsdGaE.

$50. d,0G---at5. 900.
sseXagsGrs:s lottery.
Glass No l. to be drawn Al Alexandria, d. G., on Sa'
tnrday 9th March lS:SS-75 M Lottery and 10 drawn
ballots Containing The following
GRASn CAPITALS.
500 on. 50. 600. Si50nO. SnGtD. $:9GNn, Sc 1000,
S1.5aO s. COG. SG0GD S10G & 0O0, :s300D - 800,
81 220 $1,000 Of $ 600 OF 81 .5OC 80 Of 5uo, %
Of 500. &c. &c
Tickets so halves $40, quarters s.. cishI:s Sc 80;
Certificates Of packages Of - whole tickets 2bO ",
do - half Do. 100 on
d. - quarter do. ID 10
do ~ piohtr d. 80 80
~ Orders for Tcke'snnd &nresr Certificates P"cf'
ares in the above Magnificent Schemes will receive the
most prompt attention. and an official account OF each
dr0,r,n0 sent Immediately after il is Address,
d. S GREGORY e. co. Managers,
Feb Ta2-5t1 Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06
II, %

FEyO FISHERhlEN.-We have on hand supply OF
q cotton Irvine, suitable for hauling seines, which We
will sell certainly low, if not lower, than can be
bought in this market. We shall keep supply through
the season. WYATT " WIFI L.
Ian % 17-2lw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

CLASSICAL SCHOOL-The subscriber, haTng
q engaged Mr. JAMEs e. WHITE 10 teach male
school in his family the ensuing year. proposes to tSNe
from 10 boarders There also several other 'an'
lies of high standing sufficiently near to The school VINO
will take boardcrs. In this school will be taught he
Latin and Greek languages, Algebra, GEOMETRY Sur
veying, Philosophy English Grammar, Arithmetic Geo.
graphy, &c. The school will commence on The ''''
January and continue ten nonts-one of the summer
months will be given as vacation: This situate" IS
near to attend meeting every Sunday From nlr. WIZ
known reputation and ability to teach the above sceh
reference may be made 10 the Rev r: Ryland, A u
and VIM F. Nelson A. NJ. Richmond. Persons wi.'
ing 10 encourage this school will please give eay no"
nation TO the subscriber living near Ay!eus /. ~ N'-
William county, Virginia. - ~
For hoard including washing, FORM rent. &c, so "
For the Latin and Greek languages and Muthena- ~ ~
tics, =. oa
English Language WV, rr,priS
rroo G9-2awG"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

NLOVER SEED.-We have hand, and shall
a. keep constantly through the eeason, supply Of the
freshest and best Glover Seed selected by our agcn!
presslv for this market. WYATT L WHITE
Jan29 17-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

Drawing of Wrllsbrrg Lottery, No ], for 1855
drawn Goth inst.
IS ~ - u II 50 / 81 26 6
Nos. 81 50, another capital sold at the counter TO
a gentleman from the country in package Always
apply loy for prizes: he is the pet son OF Madame
Fortune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

stANCRO FOR LE.----The subscriber wishes TO
- sell his young Jack, SANCIO. He would mra.
sure about four feet two inches, if s!od He is Of dark
colour and will be four years old in July next He Is
descendant Of Mr.. David Ross celebrated stock Of
Jacks, SD well known in this State Any person Wishing
Ia purchase farm him, would do well To call and see
him, or communicate through his post Office at Dabneys
Mills, Louisa ELLIOTT DEJhRNATIE.
Spotsvlvania county Feb l. 1888 S2-w5w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

YHZuOMAS N. lSBELL. attorney at Lar, will
8 practise in the County and Superior Courts OF
Cumberland, powha,an. and Gonchland.
n Office in Gainesville.
In, III 75-wjwt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

FH7ilE Annual general meeting Of "rhe Mutual As.
E. surance Society against Fire on buildings Of tie
State Of Virginia.. will he held at their Office, in til"
City Of Richmond, Tuesday, the goth o! February
next, al / o'clock: p. NJ
J. RUTHERFORD. p a.
ny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

AnL eirhl CAPITALS Of $1,000 each. are lew OF The
leading Capitals sold and paid usual with BIGGER, a!
ali those who purchase their Tickets at BlGGEks.
n, Orders meet the most prompt attention. and IN al
cases the original Changers Iekets ana onatrs WI"
DISPUTE. The Cash for ali Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at SIGHT the moment the drawings are Tecrved
u' ""H p,o.ss ,ddrccs THO. g. BIGGER,
~ ~ 90 '' G1s-v;;wl Ricimnnd Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06

THYOBACCO LAND FOR SALE-TIlc subscriber,
e as attorney in fact for Douglas Muir, offers for
sale that valuable tract Of land lying in the county of
Dnwddie on Bu;tcrwood Creek, about four miles from
DarviIls Old Store on which The said Muir lately resd
ed. This tract contains about 1900 acres neuy half
Of which is in woods Of original growth and capable Of
producing good Tobacco. The improvements consist Of
comfortable dwelling house, and all The necessary out
houses. Mr. Muir having removed to the State of Mis-
souri, the subscriber is authorized to sell great bar
gain in the above of land which will be shewn TO
any person disposed to view the same by Mr. Guslavus
A. Muir residing the premises. Persons disposed
10 purchase will please communicate with the subscriber,
the city of Richmond during the sitting Of the Legis
la,ure and after that period, address 10 hlacon Post Of
flee, Powhatun county. JOHN w. NASH.
attorney in fact for Douglas Mir.
Jan % 1S-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-06
as.zast4ars:a Moztcry. Glass 30. 4,

AgexaiEalri:a g4oatcFy, GAass Q. =,
g., isas tn be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, gain
March. iS3s-75 No. Lottery, 10 dra"n out:
''"-' GRAsp CAPITALS
,,zo each of 5000, sa5OoO, $!5;ooa; $1,000:
20 r PAs - sG 0 s. 0O $1,000. sG00o $4,000 81 GEO.
s. " ".:o - G0 - 900 aud 81 u0o5 prizes each of
= &C., and 81 Sc prizes each of 5I0; $1go, $780,
$35pp, and I0D NC, &c, amounting 10 '"e enormous
sam Of $l0c0,lOo. -,;,,,
W, sr rrs,rctiuy requests his friends and patrons
10 send 6rward their orders as soon as Il may S. lhe
convenience aud hs arrangements are sur Is
whose orders reach him on or or'''e Luz '"' -
can be Disappointed .,.;,,, ,bs I,s, wpok M
Ia ,ln6 Six capital prizes and the Cd established f0f
tunss Lyunne is in full ,orcato triumphant s'ccHss
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