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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

ACCIDENT. AS the Caravan Of Messrs.
June, Angevine, Titus & Co. was passing
through town to their place Of exhibition, a
Mr.Symonds, one of the drivers of the teams
belonging to them, was violently thrown
from his seat, the horses having taken a
sudden start occasoned by the reins break
ing, or from having slipped from the hands
of Mr.. S. We understand that the cage on
which he was seated was overturned, and
that the corner of it struck his back, break
ing, as is supposed the spine. His life is
despalred of. Why was he carried to the
Almshouse' His friends and relatives,
we understand live in New Hampshire
Bangor Wing.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

An old negro preacher of Philadelphia.
once describing good works, made the
following smile. MY bredren' said he,
deliberal man who GIBBS away his propertye
amt a gwine TO heaven no more dan may
wicked ones il. Charity, amt no good
without righteousness, it is like beefsteak
without gravy--no good, no how The
correctness Of the comparison is submitted
to those who ought to know. sss
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-05

It is prevalent here for young men to
hire sleeping rooms and eat their meals any
where, as it may happen. One morning.
rather late, one of these Youngsters was re-
turning home with six raw eggs in his hat.
He had just purchased them for his break
fast, when accidentally he met in Broad
way female acquaintance, and being
rather frustrated, all thoughts Of his 'smar-
keting" were driven out, of his mind. He
very politely DOTTED his chapeau to the lady.
What was the consequence? Why, as his
hat came off, out rolled the eggs, to his
utter dismay, and to the establishment of
the lady. He was of in the twinkling Of a
case knife. The lady's. dress was most
wofully despatched. New York Wing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

EBRlAM--now in fine health and spirits, Will occupy
my stables the present season, (Which has com'
menced and will terminate LIST July and be let l" H.
mi,cd number of mares QOO) at One Hundred and t'y
Dollars cash, with dollar 10 the groom IN each IN
sance-Any falling TO prove in ioal vii! be emit
tied (ny tel having been strictly complied with TO
the gratis TO Priam II he emaln IN The Stale
should he be removed out OF H. then 10 such horse as
may occupy my stand Mares viii be vel! fed with
grain anI;hay fiddler, al ofy csS per day ana before
they are removed al ehpsaSfS must be Pad Colored
servants boarded without charge. No accommodations
for white servants Gentlemen prerrIng such to attend
their Mares procure board III the neighhorood sui-
cenl!y contiguous to The orsc stand Lots and STA
bcs are prepared both for barren ana those having
colts Every precaution will be taken 10 prevent acci
dents or escapes but no liability for either.
For the performance. of this nEr!vaed horse and those
of his get that ran in England !as season. reference 10
made 10 hanLbs, which VIII be- furnished any gentle
man on application My address is Richmond Va.
RO. &. WILLIAMSON.
March I y4-2aw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
S30,GSO Capital.
Eirripsia state sICGlcry.

Far Endowinr the Lepsburg Academy and Tor oher
purposes-Class No 3, for ISIS.
To be drawn at Alexandra. Va, Saturday, Apr! .:
1c35.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
$50 ,000-S6 ,000-$4 OO0- S3OUO-S 2,5OO- Gi' | :
10 prizes Of 81 coo.
Ticket, only SlO-Ialves So Quarters - 30.
Certificates Of Packages of % Whole Tickets $40
Do d. 81 Half DO. %
Do do % Quarter do 3? ~
NJ Orders for Tickets and ShnreS CcrtiGcatrs u
packoges in the above Magnificent Schemes. will receive
the most prompt attention, and on official account Of
each drucng Immediately after ii is over TO all "ho
order from Us. Address.
d. S. GREGORY, II Co. Strangers.
Richmond, Va March 20 iO3-2a"id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

Of the Treasury he and he il hereby authorized ana Oh
rected 10 reimburse and pay the principal and interest
Of The Treasury notes which may be issued by virtue OF
tins act, at The several tue ana times @hen ne sane,
according 10 The provisions OF this ac should be mus
reimbursed and paid, and to pay the interest annually
such yabe in eighteen months ana Two yea,s
And The said Secretary is further authorized TO make
purchases of The said notes. par for the amount OF the
principal and interest due at the time of purchase on
said nutes And so much of any unnpproprI4ed money
in the Treasury as may be necessary is hereby aTpr"
prated for paying the interest or principal ana interest
or for the purchase OF said notes as aforesaid.
(Sec,ons six seven, eight, and nine, appropriate or
expense of printing, &c. of the notes; provide punish
enl for forgery &c of the notes and require monthly
statements OF issues 10 be published
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

Ship,crrck-The schooner James Poyas, Bram "a CO.
lorcd man, from Sanse for this port, with n cargo OF
10 bbs Rice, consigned to Lewis & Robertson while
endeavorng tack ship, missed stays and drove ashore
on the Pumpkin Till (breaker she remained in tina,
,uaon about two hours when she bilgsd and filed
She has since beat the Breakers and sunk in deep
wafer; part of her deck was drifting down channel
Yesterday afternoon AS she grounded her Cap
tain hoisled signal OF distress, which for
some time lis being discovered, tie pilot boats Geor-
p, and Tybee 10 her assistance and succeeded
sa ing the following passengers NJ: Blayock daush-
ter and servant and Mrs Council also Besey. color
ed girl, owned by Mr. Maxwell July, black man, owned
by W. Mazyck jimmy black woman. owned by Miss
Bohman, and Joe black man, owned by DR. Mazyck
Captain Bran and two coored men, (seamen,) werr
also saved black boy, Of The Captains and Mitch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
1smpic Of Fortune.


Fist toor belos the entrance 10 The Eagle Hotel, Rich.
mond, Virginia.
Pri=,s, as usual. goiHg II at GaThsS Ggicc
Drawing of the Alexandra Lor G Class l-hshest
Il ~ II ii II al 81 40 A sc Go
Whole Ticket, Nos 4 IS 81, prze. of $500; also,
lG - H. prizs OF $3.50; together vita many other
smaller prizes, were sold and cashrd 1t ,,... r,,,c
.7soaler Sglendd Scheme tor 2lst 7p'd!
$50 OOO Sl000O.
Virginia state a4oaaery,
For the benefit of the Petersburg Mechanic ASSOCIATION,
Class No ). for e35--To be drawn at Alexandra,
Va OIL Saturday, April 2's':
GRAND CAPITALS.
prize of $50 coo, OF 10000, of 3G'o, q" 1900
of $780, Of 1000, Of 6io' ~ oil wv "e'' &C
Tickets only SO, halves S., quarters So 30.
All orders iioin the country hr and near for tickets
in the above or any other Lottery will meet with the
mos, prou:pt attention if addressed to
CHASTAlN CLARKE.
March q 1l05-2awldl Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
Consolidated lotteries Oh lad.

Class No. d. Tor 1910
To be drawn at Baltimore, on "Wednesday, 10Th Of
April, ISIS
GRAND CAPITAL PRiZIs:
s25 OOO-Sl0 OGO-S5 600 900 $1,000 $3ol:-
80 prizes Of 81 .0OO, &c, DC
Ticket Sl0-llalf S5-Quar!cr 50 80.
Certificates OF packages Of % Whole Tickets $40
Do do ~ Half do. 60
Do do % Quarter DO. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
EssbY'E's
lottery 0afy Exchange Office.
RICHMOND. VrRGIEIA

HOYT aioays sells the largest C@pitdis
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, No. l-dTawn 21ih
ins,ant-S6O000 Capital
IA g. II "a II Al 4G S4 40 So 60 lG u
HOYT sends more prizes TO The country, than any
vender living. as will he seen by the following list
Nos 4G 81 g., sent by certificate, $l5m
Do il 40 Al 2@
Do ii IA 10, lW
Besides the above, HOYT has sold 10 country patron,
Nos 81 Cd II, the Capital of $4,000 Had the sixty
thousand have been sent Virginia. doubt we should
have sold that too.
Below will be found HOYTS old favoritcs.
IL Prizes Of $50 :0OO 10000 n
Since January our success in selling prIZes stands
unpn,aelcd which warrants us 10 continue the brilliant
series Of schemes which have been the Of enrich
ing so many of our patrons. We sincerely hope that
sood fortune will attend those who have not as yet eXpe-
rienced it; and 10 ensure success, send orders early
d NJ UOII.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

EATOTlCE There will be let. on Friday, the 2Oth
Ia April, at Fredercks- Hall Depot, Inc Depot ana
Water Station Ia be erected at Louisa Court House
A Ian and specification of the work may be seen upon
anncalon to the subscriber at Frtdeteks iaI Depot
JAMES HUNTER,
Engineer Of The Louisa T. r. Co.
=, ~ l05-20h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
RICH AND SPLENDID SCHEME
SspO.GS0!!
VIRGINIA State lottery,
Fourteen Prizes in each twenty five tickets
L. -. ......... AL. IlunEc
ihe henefl al lhe PeiershNTr BenevOIeni u

For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association, Class 3 for 1898
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va April 81, &C.
CAPITALS
$50 GOO 10 900 5000! 1000! 5000 10 prizes OF
900 dollars 10 prizes Of $50 dollars ~ Of 800 =
of $500 10 of $500! 100 Of $l50-l25 of Sl93 *
of 800, &c-Tickels 10 dollars
A Certificate Of Package of % Tickets in this Nay
nificent scheme will be sent for $l20 Packages d
Halves and Quarters in proportion
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package or Sn
ticket, by the all.!ucky Hon l.
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sF'
Of the Eagle. who has and is now selling more CaI'''
Prizes than any other ycnder in the known wor!@.
n. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
II Orders for Tickets from any part Of the Unt1s
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or p''
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the same prorlpt attention rs personal up
pcaton and the result sent (when rrquested) ln"eo
ately after The drawing, when Addressed 10
March q [l01-Ml u. Nj. NOi !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
POETRY T..
"uucH rrr REMAINS uSsUsa."


FOR THE RICH.Bo.vD ENQUIRER.
WASHINGTON AND NArOLE0N.- !-serV.heSJ
n. RANSOM.
WASlHNGTON.
Within his hrcas, zach no le vruc dwell.
And every lnaaly passion warmed his hesrt,
Sincere philanthropy his bosom felt:
he pf,yed the Soldiers and the Patriots part,
Invincibly he stood lis COuntryS friend,
No wreath. honor could scduCe his mind;
Generous n brave her lights he would defend,
Tho Bri;isi skill Sir2ge force ioiacd.
Ga, like s,ur, ais fame will shiains
Nor di,nly stox-'iiiI time shall be no more
NAPOLEON.
Mature bestowed Oh him her choicest cares
And tcaiuS showed him sS her fsv"rie SOM
P1r7er designed him 10 conduct her wars,
Oppression cl lined him, when his race was tu"
Like some great rnCtcof awhile u biazd,
Eadless anil dazzin. seemed his brilliant iSht'
On " bright orbit every nation sazei
Now forever in eternal night!
Richmond, March, 1888.
SnGeoRcr DuL, author of the succeeding pontea eu
son takes cutie proper Of tho ugly dance which he SO
vercly dcnouSccs: ,,r,
What, the girl nl,rc by unothcr embraced!
What the OF her iIps shall another man taste
WHAT touched ia the twill b. another mans knee
What pa a;ns recnc, nno her than me! 49,,
Sir she yours brushed from The grape its so' bue
From the rose bud you've shaken the tremulou dew,
VIVA. you've touched, take pretty wat2er-ao'eu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

"Ths new Printing aehine will cause complete ,h he,
nrice Of standard works and school books. Hereafter
~ suspect, or5r,s will be given for Boca Spelling
books &c, &c, by the nae Instead OF the ecme as III
former tunes but be that it may, sheet OF hVe es
in length can be made with nearly tine same case as one
of fifty or q hundred feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
IL J oIHHh JJ"t"C' III
VirGIseia State Lottery,

For the benefit Of the Richmond Academy. Glass NO
9, for 1898 To be drawn a, alexandria, Va April II,
1898.
GRAND CAprraLs $50 900 10 600. 5000, 3l40, 5000.
so prizes Of 0O0 90 prizes Of 800, 20 przss OF $780, l
Of 200, &c. Tickets only $40.
certificate Of package Of % tickets will be sent o'
$3.50 Packages Of halves and quarters in proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
Twenty-anh &ongress---2d sess

CONDITION OF TIE lREaoph1.
House OF Reprsscatatiess March %, i53S.-Mr Gam
brelenc from the Committee OF Ways and Means
submitted the following report:
The Committee of Ways and Means submit the fol
lowing report the probable receipts and expenditures
for the year 1855:
By thu &C, OF October last the millions of Treasury
notes authorized to BE- issued were made receivable IN
payment for public lands and for duties Moe than
three millions OF these have been already returned
in lieu of revenue and is probable that under the ope
ration Of this provision, very large reduction VIII DC
made in the OF the present year, when must oe
provided for either by authority TO reissue the iiea
sury received, by an issue OF others IN 'ei'
place. IN
The Indian branch of the public service still calls, as
il has done for years past for extraordinary appo'
priaons for removal subsistence aud hostIitlrs ne
annual estimates submitted by the Secretary OF The Urea
sury in December ast embraced no estimate OF Inc
amounswhich would be required 70! preventing and sup
pressing indian hos,iIities in 1888 There was drawn
from the Treasury during the last year for these expen'
ditures s. 100000 and OF The million apPlopra,ea al
this session for this branch Of The service 9OoOUO al
least were paid for the arrearases OF lSjI !; making
So 500 600 for that yesr The estimates Of the War De
partmen already Submitted to the House, tor the OK
penses of preventing and supervising Indian hosiies
IN 1888 amour, to S. 900 An extraordinary ap.
preparation has been also required, and has been an-
lhoIized of 1928 600, 70" The protection :" our Cansdan
frontier. notwithstanding these addo;;ai estimates,
the current resources of the year would, with proper
economy be equal to all the demands upon the lreasu
ry whether for ordinary extraordinary purposes, bu
two provisions Of The Treasury note act referred to- the
authorizing their receipt in payment OF 2nb'ic dues
and the other prohibiting the Treasury from issuing
them The result is, that they returned {" the irea
almost fast they TIRE issued; anh before inc
close Of the year tire might be thus Teducrd to
The amount OF $l0000,o01
II the Treasury authorised by the act oil October
last were not receivable payment Of public dues, the
following statements would exhibit the Condition oil our
finances tor The preSeft year:
State et tie Treasury on Tie lSt Jaauary last
q Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

Gen. Scott, YVES yesterday in the Senate Chamber,
looking very we'll Rumor say that, having settled the
disturbances the North, he will be ordered again
The South, to settle The matters in that quarter.
[HaShtngton Chronicle. ynarch 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

A bill authorizing another issue Of Treasury Notes TO
the amount of $lOOOOOOO, has been introduced into
the House Of Representatives, by Mr. CambreIeng.-
They are to be of smaller denomination than Sluo;
payable one third in twelve months third IN eighteen
months and third in years, from the dates at
which they issued; and to bear interest from SAID
dates exceeding six per cent per annum The bill
has been referred 10 the Committee of the Whole.
PnGxx B,Sx.-The Board Of Trade of New York,
at meeting Saturday evening adopted the following
resolution by an almost unanimous vote:
ResoIrca That the Boad Of Trade consider the char
ges contained in a memorial TO the Legislature, the
Phoenix Bank fully proved and That its charter ought to
be repealed and lis affairs closed by competent receivers
The London packets lately arrived have brought out
the following amounts Of gold, in sovereigns:
Ship Toronto, $4,000
Ship Ontario, $4,000
Ship Westminster, 10000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

Charleston and Cincinnati Railroad The first ground
in this great enterprise was broken, with much cefeno'
ny, IN The lih inst Columbia, s. G.. large pro.
cesso, paraded through the streets and attended at the
place Of beginning. Robert Y tlayne, President of the
company, delivered appropriate address, and with
shovel threw up the first ground-he was followed by
all near enoegh 10 parlake Of the honor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
EsaGGaiGs's
Exchange Nnd LOTTERY once
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
BIGGER still bears The palm aione'
AEorHER CAPITAL OF 10000 DOLLARS SOLD AHD F'
At FoRTuHE's Lo-.GE!!!
Drawing of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No :. EEf
so ~ 45 67 43 SO IS II 73 90 ~ .
Ticket Nos 45 SO -, the Capital Prize Of $ioV"
sold to gentleman from the country, and paid as a'o'
al sight, at Fortunes Home, BlGGERs O""e'
NJ qnOther of BIG GERS best aud jarorits Seht"''
GnASp CAPITAL $4,000 DoLLARs
Tickets only $40. 49,.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery, Class No 3, 10 De "'''
on Saturday, Aprl23d lo3S.
10 Number Lottery, md IA Drawn Ballots
Splendid Capi,als-l of $4,000, 10000, 5000. ~,
1000. 1000 lGl5. 10 Of 600 $50, IL Of 500, &c y
Tickets 10, halves ), quarters so.
" 10 80 45, the grand Capital Of S%C%gSS
p 30 3S DO. do. juv'
II 20 80 do. do. 2,""
70 % "a do do Uro
81 "a 52 do do 9OU3
And eight Capitals Of $4,000 each. are few OF u
leading Capitals sold and paid as usual with BIGCL"'
sight. The same good fortune and prompt pay as'
all those who purchase their Tickets at BlGGEh
u Orders meet the most prompt attention. anG'"
cases the original (AIanagcrs) Tickets and Shares
be forwarded, consequently moi liable to any mistake
dispute The Cash fer all Capital Prizes can De 10"
usual at SIGHT the moment the drawings are IcST
NJ Please address THO. b. BlG6Lhr.
March "a GlO4-tfI Richmond, -
LUMBER FOR SALE. g..
THNHE Georgia Lumber Company have no" o" o" ~
IA at their depot at Daren, large amount .. -
Der for sale By the cargo, or in smaller quantities
they are now fully prepared to furnish on short pour
kinds of the best quality of Southern rIne L" ",,
sawed TO any required dimensions, and al the nue.
vorable prices. ,,,,o tho 3c,rl
N, Georgia Lumber Company, at Dnren, and VIII
lA N &c, s,,en,;on SIMEON b. JEWETI' -,
p'O'F Secretary of Georgia Lumber o 20 On
Lumber City, Georgia, Feb
"RINTING INK.-Just received q, this , cn'h rs,
supply of Johnson & Durants biHfT -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
MANAGERS office, Richmond, va

Drawn numbers of The Alexandra Lottery, Class No
foT 1E33-drawn al Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday,
the 9Th March, inst, viz:
SPLENDID SCHEMES
Virginia state LOTTERY.
For the benefit of the Town Of Wheeling
Glass No for lo3S.
- drawn numbers in each package Of % tickets,
.4Lout one prize IL u blank.
To be drawn al Alexandra, Virginia. on Saturday,
April Z, 1888.
GRAND SCHEME.
s25COO-slO.OOO- s., 600 50 :OOO-$l, 75O-$l, 500
10 prizes of $1,000, &c
Ticket $40 Half So Quarter 81 Do
Certificates OF packages Of % Whole Tickets SlOO
Do do % Halt do ~
Do do y! Quarter do. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
&33S 600
Total amount

Her Britannia Maesty's Minister, Lord Fl. S. Fox
His ExceIlency the Earl Of Gosord, together with Com
modore Warrington, arrived on the 25th inst from Wash
ington, at Jewett's Exchange Hotel, Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
TIMBER FOR SALE

PRINTING INK.-Just received al this on'' Il
supply Of Johnson & Durant's biHfer 'Cn,
which will be sold for . cents per pound '"t -
October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

NGw PRIsriyG MAcnrsE MIR. Thomas Trench, Of
Ithaca New York, is constructing his Patent Printing
Press at The Speedwe! Works, Morris,own. The
.rseyman mentions that i, be attached 10 one of
the Paper Mills in the place. and describes il as follows.
"The Press takes the paper Immediately from The Pa.
per machine prints on both Sides and passes through
drying cylinders, which presses il smooth; thus in
operaiion and within the space of three minutes the pulp
is taken from lie mill and book Of $50 pages ready
for the binder The paper printed in continuous
Sheet thus whole edition readily be printed, rolled
up and sent any distance. Mr. Trench had his Press
"CobJ's Jurenas Reader, Of PIG pages, of which he
presented sheet of about 20 feet nenty printed und
which can be examined al our office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

WINFIELD SCOTT.
P S-I have engaged the New England, and party
of troops has Just gone down take possession of her
The hostile expedition can now obtain boat this side
Of Erie. w. S.
Col C. Hughes, British Army commanding, &c, &c.
Buffalo Com. .7dre5tisey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

SsSW,U UW EE'EesE.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy hOttcry.
CLASS No FOR lc:S
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday. April H. lc3>
sPLESD!D sCHEMr.
800 OOO-slo 600 s. 600 s3,ilo- $1,000 $500
$2Ou0-5U Of 10000 Of $500
Ticket S0--Half S5-Quarier 81 30
Certificates Of Packages Of % hole Tickets $3.50
Do do - Halt do g.
Do do - Quarter co 3! ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

oil free black man drowned. The vesse' anu
crow were owned by Mr. G. D. Dcas. a.
Cie" WIZ rcL,rJ, stou co,rier March 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

fe arasnn carried to the surplus fund the former
amounted to Si6623 $40 g. and the latter 10 543459
"A leaving balance of Si60S0 $50 Al Of uudrnwn ap
r-oorigrns charqe.I,g uryn the Treasury the Isl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

Tickets only Sl0-HalYes s3-Qnnr'ers g oU.
Certificates OF packages Of % Whole Tickets $40
Do. do. % Half do. IT,
Do. do - quarter CO. .: JJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

$J0,0G0"!
Marty as many prizes as LiGnAs
VIRGINIA state EOttery.
For the benef! Of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association.
Class No. ) Tor SIS.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, Saturday, 2lst April
l-3-
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EesDfs KiS'EhC.
(from an BIgaio CommeIetat .7aotrsts.r,


|, gives much pleasure 10 lay be"'e our readers the
manly and suIdierlik communication Of Gen Scott
Col Hughes commanding her Mnjesiys forces on the
Niagara frontier. Alhougha spirit OF becoming cuur
,esy and orbearance peryades The letter. yet II has all
the attributes which have hitherto denoted the lofty
American character OF The writer lis tone and srn;i
,ncnts afford an ample reualion of the false and mali
cous charges against Gen 5, made by Speaker Me
Nab, mud The members Of the provincial House Of AS
scmhy.
We copy from the Montreal Gazette Of the 9th ult.
HEAp QU,RTEEs,
E,e.rn Diysinn n ar,oy Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
dIg,AgsssEI'S d9aIERGE,

March 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-13
For the Herald.I
To n sleeping InfQ MT .


Hail thoa little vrrnaI n over
Bud of morn-t ii thee hail!
Fdr as II 4 ON Earn's hover
Waited by gentle gale.
Or, what Stiffness breatses around thee.
While thv pnc'd eyeiids clese-
As II some che a. spell had bound thee
In 81 illness OF repose.
But nv babe. this tranquil slumher
Will not--mus, not--1lwavs last:
Ih u wit wake, and dou bliess number
Many pang, ere life. IS past.
Der thv lovely form iaclining,
As view thv irfani bloom.
ANXIOUS thoughts are tat eat viniRg
kouAd the tissue ef thy doom.
Bnt escs cloud Of gloomy sorrov
Let faith and hope nnw chase away,
Bright be the visiers OF Tomorrow
As the I'd ptures OF loday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-13

% The Globe contains a Proclamation of the
President publishing The ratification Of Convention
between the United States Of America and the Re-
public Of Texas, entered into by their accrednca
agents. in relation to the indemnity for the capture Of
the bnes Pocket and durango. The amount 10 be
paid 10 Sll750