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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
fPuELrc-No. 33l
AN ACT to alter aud amend tho organic law
the Territories Of Wisconsin and Iowa.
IPrsric-No san

AN ACT TO alter aud amend tho organic law Of
the Territories Of Wisconsin and Iowa.
Be ii enacted BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That every BIZ which
shall have passed the Council and House of Rep.
FesenlatNes Of the Territories Of Iowa and Wis.
consin shall before II become a law, be presen.
ted to the Governor Of the Territory; if he APP
prove he shall sign it, if not be shall reun il,
Wlh his objections, 10 that House 10 winch il shall
have originated, who shall enter the objections at
large on heir journal, and proceed TO reconsidera
lion, i two-'hrds Of that house shall agree 10 pass
the bill, II shall he sent. together with tho obiec
tons, to the oiher House. by which II shall like
wise be rcconsIdered; and if approved by two.
thirds Of that House il shall become a law. But,
IN all such cases, the votes Of both Houses shall
be determined by yeas and nays; aud the names
Of the persons voting for and against the bill shall
be entered on the journal Of each House respec-
lively. II any bill shall not be returned by The
Governor within three days Sundays excepted
after il shall have been presented to him, the
same shall be lawin Ike manner as il he had
signed IT, unless The Assembly by adjournment
prevent its return, in which case il shall mol be
law.
Sec. 2. And be ii further enacted That This
act shall not be SO construed as 10 deprive Con
gress Of the rightio disaPproyo Of any law passed
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
fPCBLIc--No. SOL

An Act providing for the erection Of a fire proof
building for The General Post Office Depart
ment.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Re :.
representatives. Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the President Of the
United States be, and be hereby is, authorized
TO cause TO be erected a fIe-proof building, of
such dimensions and upon such plan Of arrange
ment as may be required for the use and accom-
mediation Of the General Post Office Department
on the site Of the Post Office building recently
destroyed by fire, and, for thIs purpose, that he
be authorized 10 appoint sku architect 10 pre-
pare and submit to hun the necessary plans for
The proper construction of such building, Which
being approved by him shall he coniormed to in
the erection Of the structure and The said ar
chl'ect may be continued in the superiniendence
OF the construction Of the building, or another
employed in that service, as the President may
judge best Provided, That not more than one
architect shall be kept in the employment Of the
Government at Washington.
Sec. 2, And be 1t further enacted, That the
principal material Of which the exterior walls OF
such building shall be constructed shall be such
as the President Of the United States shall direct,
joined. and lald IN regular courses. in the most
approved mode Of such construction.
Sec. g. And be Il further enacted, That, for
the erection Of the building authorized by the
first section of this act, there be, and hereby is
appropriated, the sum Of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, out Of any money in the Trea
spry not Otherwise appropriated by law.
APPROVED. March Sd, 1899
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
fPrauc.-Nn sal

An ACT o. jylat and establish jhc vss,rrn bour-
d5g hue of Tie Territory 81 Iowa.
d 81 enacted hy tie Senate and HOUSE q, Repre-
ssutat,Cs of tie UaueJ States Of hne,ica 90 Con-
gresS assembled Taal the middle or centre OF tie
main channel q. tie rivcr Misslsspp SHAH be drrm.
ca and is hereby declared. a. be the eas'oiu houn-
dairy Inc Of tte ftrnry Of Iowa, 50 Tar ~ 10 such
extent as the said Territory Is bounded ea>lWardly
nr upoa SAD rser; Pmv ded however That the
said ftU'oy of Iowa shall have concurrent Jlris
dlsHou upo7 DE sad Mississippi nver WI, any other
cniefmno1s State or Territory 80 Cor ur 10 such tX-
tent as BE- ,ad river sLiH i,un common h5un,l,.
~ between Che aforesaid territory Of Iowa end any
other such canlcrmnnus state or territory.
Approved, March 30, lsSa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

bY the said legislative Assembly, Or IN ary way
to iaipav or alter ,he power Of Congress over
laws pissed hy sliI Assembly.
Approved, March 81, 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

I ....-lt ~.
~ ~ W" '''s "O'.''-''' TWO S>>'>"'N exam
s','S' eS1.l ., reeve '" "'''" salary OF Twelve
'',,O''u S''u "'y "''"5s'
| - nv &c '"''"g' '"a-'eu' Ina' V'e
u' @''''''@eu 70 e"'n''N temporary
y'e'Ns 10 90 any necessary 'ans'ubns whenever
ou''uT -, % ''' once requires IL TO
u'u' "o"''e', iua' "S'eauo ' s"lary' COM
/ '''e''o, Sn'' oe ""o"eu' III 4 la'e mol greater
", ~ . 0n"' seu l'f copies 40" furnished by 'he
N"',
/ sec y. Ana be luther enacted, That he
! commissioner Is hereby authorized topuhli>h
/ c">s'Neo ana aph1'eue@ iis' oi al. patents gran
,'u Oy '1e Ialen' Once previous 70 sad pubHca.
/ "''' Inu '''''n one h'nuied copies Ion the Ia
/ ''", vince o"u n'He A'oe''a copies be deposited
~ ''e ',''''' ~ ",-''>>' ''' >"yH os''a"l'n
a. I"1l oe u'l'"''e' uH'''t"' ail6 H'at enc thoaS-
/ ""u o'l"''' necessary DC 'PN"P""'eu' out ut
/ 'oe patent iuhd' to d,h'y TIE expense ct the
>"iue'
! sec. g. AND ne luther ehag'ed, lha' 'Ae
SO,H OF 'H',e thousand sN hundred ana WN'nre
''.'''>' ""U 'Ne"F''"" GEMS De- ana Is bt.''N'
oPF''l',''''U ''oi' 'oe patent l0hl' 10 pay fer he
use ana oIyapaUo"oi rooms IN The Clly Hall y
"v "eL' oihte
sec, D. And be tJiihsr enacted, That the
| sum OF one Thousand doNafS be appropriated from
he patent iuhd' 10 b. expended under tie drec
u'h "' NE commissioner 'oI the purchase Of ne
e'S''l ooN"s ,"r 'hc Hoiaiy OF The Patent Once.
0e'' w. nno De 'oi'hei enacted That no
F"Son SH''i DC drpahed lrom receiving pa.
zen, ior any Invention or discovery, as provided
- 'ie Oo' approved on lAe ionth day OF July one
'no"Sanu gl4E' hundred ana thutl-sN, 10 which
,'''S IS auu'''ohaI' hF reason oi the sune having
zee" P'''u'eu III In'eI@h country more than SIX
''""'HS V'lor 20 his applications provided, That
,"' S''''e Sn"' ho' pave oeen introduced INTO pub
"o ana V",i'"'h USE IN the lnNed STATES puor
~ 'n' oPPnca"on 'oF sHch patenl and provided
"'so' "o' III d" ''srs every Such patent shall be
'''''tu % '"e ''lih o. fourteen years from The date
% p0o"ca""h OF Soch ioTeIgo letters patent,
. N''" 0' 'u,"eF enacted ml every
L I,sgi y, w p"."uo'' VINO HoS' OF 'HoI nave Puf
p's'u - ''"S"u''ed any ue"p invented ma
OH"', Manufacture OF coy S'Ilon Oh NATTER Pu-
y ~ Wv @Pf ""U" W Inventor OF dIsco'etet
P"'V"' S"'' po Helu 70 possess theIishi to
Wv gu" wa" 10 o'neIS 70 DC used The Specihc
''''"'','' "''""'"''u'r' or Coz position % mailer
=, ".'''V VI po''"'s'o' W'"'"' ia0''ty 'hefeiYr to
,.i " any ""eI person interested m
'', "''U ~ '"'e"' 5a'" DC held 10 be
nr,r, - ,Ia a",,," - S'cu purchase so'o 81 use
r,oa,, ,,,S l,,Y''''' '1' P','N as Aforesaid
,,n =, d,o n,,l.l,. ;" v, SUI" uN'"-
,,,.,,, ~ ''''' '", P0tcn'se' Sa'c' OF
f. snch aaIh,a,,n 'C' "o'y wa" '"o ye'f' PRIOR
| Soc . tnIL,. :, -,
r,,ch ,c ,ho' al',.,,a ,''''' e"'''G"' lh"' so
'' - '''G N,'I''','' S'e"o" ~ 'ne ABOVE reced
|
.ignncn, On, %, c',.,,,. ~, or',I.1s p' az
NV part Of the interest ~
lie and the same j.. hon, ,,'.'" ,nl .''l
assignments. prants and c,1.,.,a,,-. .I,i
future. be recorded william, ,,, l'',.'' VI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
my AUTHORITYl

-,r ryIrEp STATES PASSED At THE THIRD
-''D as TIE TwESrT-FIFTH CONGRESS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

A. Az making appropFiaIl tons for lie support Of
The army Tor the year 1889
BE y enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
VOL. S.
~VE DEMOCRAT

.rrsyeD EVERY SATURDAY ~
~gIyGTON s LESTER :
No., sf ne United States Lars.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

PURLIc-No. 81.
AN ACT 10 addition to IAN ACT 10 promote the
progress Of the useful arts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14
(Remaialcr IN eur ncrt.
4 Reai BLESSING TO .N0thers

DIR. W. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Cutting their 7t,'h.
FEHHlS inaI!Ibe remedy has preserved hundreds Of
& Children, when thought past recovery, from con-
Wilson's As soon as the Syrup is rubbed the gums,
the child will recover This preparation is so innocent,
e!icacous. and so pleasant that child will refuse
to let its gums be rubbed with it When infants are
at lie age n"u months, though there is appearance
of,ee,h, bottle OF the Syrup should be used the
gums open the pores Parents should never be with
out h. Syrnp in the nursery where there young
children; for If n child wakes in the night with pain in
the gums, lie Syrup Immediately gives by open
ing the pores and healing the gums thereby preventing
Commissions Fevers, &c.
To he hed Of y Dnvall, Richmond; & Hall, Norfolk;
Spoilswood & Robertson, Petersburg and all other
Agents
Jan 81 S0-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14

InYr, all since he has been in the i't. hes
taken the lead "i al! others IN selling and .ge
capitals 1t is bat short time you kn"", since hr sud
Nos II 81 II whole ticket the grand capital ni tiFIi
THOUSAND DOLLARS! This przn nm"uUtc 10
II FIVE TIMES mWch mop'y any pri:s cr'r !rG ig
Uy rtrder HOr IN hJchIa0nd-s It The oldest
;aGIishpd u.lces lucky more modern ones
But another item, Lottery news: Tie" wrekSi"a C2Y
from The time TIE rITTY THorSAsp was sold, Nos ! H. 81,
A capital Of FORTY THOU SAND. was sold and PAD
hy OiT Even ihlS counts much larger Than AZ! piz4
,Tcr sold h. aHy yenGrr now IN Richmond
Il is well known uy all, tina HO(lS luck ~ his
Office which he GrIvcm from on The night &" h' u
Dec ny fire. 'r surp1>s' i!I' e" any other ,endrr 30
&u"cica On the 1T dag of Janv. 3? hr c"mme"Cat
IN n new one, and stated on DOG tro, in' ana
paving prizes and be has been al ever since Larger
nriz-s have been sold At IoYr ms year, wei! as best
:han at anr other office in RIchtnHnd No vend'r n
Richmond except HnlTl can hr has sod a prI2' -
!arre rs FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS since Jan :
Isl l:iDso you the large pr Us are sold at HON.
10 whom please direct your orders and wien you c'm~
10 Richmond. take view rt the ruIHS at ii'yis Old
stand and from ihn pojnt you cant help Int srr wt'H
his new Office is and ihGt Is the pInce |" apply Tor capital
prizes, without enqu;tng for any other Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14
fieu.al Cnnlmissian and Gloee,g business

GcaerGi ConlmiS>ion and GrOccry business
ENLLlS. ELLETT * co announce 10 their friends
a. and The public. that they have removed iion theIr
uruer stand on Shnckoc HILL 10 IN" large aud commo
lous buildings recently occupied By Henry PARRISH, d
reclly in front o! the lower landing OF the Basn ana
coniuuous TO Chevnlr's Mills, where they propose
conducting general C0MmissIoH, ~ connection win
the GrocrEY BUSINESS embracing the sale OF 1DbaccO,
uLsot EIour and other products vi the sci" They Will
md to dsposng Otea estate. and personal properly
OF every dfscrplton either IN town or country al PIT
ys,e or public sale and also 10 receiving and forwarding
Foods upon the usual terms, for which THIS building Is
veil cacu'at account OF lis I"caton c"HinOd!ons
ness and safety from he dangers OF hire
They will keep constantly on hand well selected
stock of GRocEriEs winch will enable them To furnish
their customers with every article IN That line
Personal and strict attention will b. devoted 10 Ousl
ness of every kind with which they may he favored
JAMES Il. ELLIS
SEMPLE ELLElT.
WILLIAM ELLIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14
Feb 10

fIiLL,hORo'. y T., Jan 30, l-39.
E6EAG SIR:-1he Piano purchased from reached nc in
safety DIV before yesterday. aud return thrnks for the
which .Etcd. and the
and Which packed Il and excel
leu order single key ami az oil d'Iced Tie
instrument fully realized my expectations, both the
it, exterior the tcnrsaHd il has been
ncfaly admired. Being myself POOR Judge append this the
oHion WiHkIcr whO Proficient music and therefore
qualified sc You may Us" MS opinion IN ary you Think
proper. am, ?'uT' g., .,,
NJ. f. p Nash. Petersburg.
the request Of Mr. Bur" ell! give l. opinion 'ht hc
Piano Forte m BY you only very but also avery
1t uf rnrap and can
be surpassed By aay Of the price. T. NiNkLEH,
7rsckrr " .Uusit."
The Subscriber il ,nrrh plea 20 rr FcCs
we'll much She sai.aCioa OF their Putha-ts
e. p. NASH.
Boo. and Piano se!tr PstsrSburg, IA.
Feb 10 Sj-2Iw3aif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14

~O-PARTNERSHiP.- irrRAgD & GARDNER hav.
g ! ing formed u connection with Ambrose Carlton,
(which took feet the Isl instantly the business VIII
!, fiurr he conducted under the firm ai Hubbard Gard
ner & Co ~
All persons having claims against the late firm OF Hub
bard & Gardner will please present them Tor paymrnt'
and all those indebted will confer favor by an early
Ian 90 1S-l2lif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14
~ $50 900 IN
THE MOST SPLENDID YET.
VirsinTa Norfolk lottery.

I!dSS L. ue uliN u vi ''"i
lc:}9. az Alexandra
IS N"s.--l4 drawn cut.
GraDd Cap''ais
Prize Of ...... 500 600 ] Puz" of....S $3.50
l....do.........I0u0 n L.. do .........2tN
L.. du..........5U0 600 TO-. do .........I UHO
lido. .........i ono lO....do ......... 40
&c. DC &c.
Tickets only $40. halves >. quar'rrs2 30
Certificate Of packages Of % " hole krls, $40
Do DO - Halt do %
Do do % Quarter do. y
F,br~ary ID $50. 900 nert-Tickets $l0-Crricae
of a Package of hole tickets SliO-havrs S'0-quar'
,crs S:}5.
Fciraaru 9M-S3O 0OO-Tckcs $40 Certificate Of a
Package Of whole tickets $3.50 halves Sr3-qul'tfs
S32 80.
Ftbruary 10Th -HOYT'S FAVORlTE, $5OO0l-
Tickets $40 Certificate OF Package OF whUrs S2j-
halves SG0--qnnrfers $50
Ft5ruorv 23d $50 O0O-1ckris Sl0-Ccricate Of
package d! whole tickets $l3O-haves $7O-qua,iers
$50
d VI HOYT. RichmOnd. Ia
At the Virginia Lottery Office. who has sold and i sell
ing and cashing Capital Prizes, than any veneer
in the known weird
Orders Tor Tickets from any part "t the United States
by mail otherwise. enclosing cash prszr Tickets
thankfully received and executed 10y return mn. win
the prompt attention personal nprlca'Irn atc
the result semi t"hcn reguested) Immediately a''r Ne
drawing-if addressed to ID. NJ. HOYT
Jau2I 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14

NIALLEY TURNPiKE-.N Notice 10 Con'Jactor&~
y Sealed Proposals will be received IN Sarnon ~
Saturday the 9h day OF March next, until J.! c"s'
NJ for the grading and McAdamzlng, the Valley iNf',
pike from the end Of the 50h mile above New Maf"''
10 Staunton being upwards Of forty miles
The work is TO hp commenced at an ear'y cay 81"
completed within l6 months from the lst Of Ap'I h''
Proposals must designate tn mile or miles bG '''''
per mile. and the time at which work will be cHH'1''-
ed Twenty-Five per Cenium Upon monthly eslii'I
of work done will be reserved security for the '1
performance OF contracts. n;
The specifications may he seen at any time Of h' y
fee aud will b. exhibited. together with the mag, ~.
proiIes and blank contracts IN Stanton. on lhr o.!
letting, and he 1870 preceding days. and the 'H's''''
will attend to give any information desired -
An Assistant will leave New Market on the morn
Of Thurs,iay before the letting ard pursue TIE Wv
route to Stanton to give any explanations wi.h ~ f.
to The work, desired by persons intending 10 "''
will also take charge Of the proposals Of any pr.
along the line who may desire 1t, and denver '"''
due time 10 lie subscriber.
M proposal from any one not known TO s0r' w..
the Directors. 10 the subscriber, vii o. c9"S Aha.
unless accompanied by satisfactory ;ts'imoaia'
acier and pecuniary responsibility 10 meet Tie e"='
;uen.s he proposes 10 contract .hr
Persons proposing for more work than they w." t,,,
contract for must sps city the quantity they WIS"
As usual, the right is reserved TO the DIRECTORY
under contract the whole or part "i The ao SAM.
Blank proposals may lie had a; this Once amo y"
ian J r ANDERSOH'
Crit EnglE'"'
Office Of the Valley Road. }
Winchester, Jan q, l139. y Odd
Fcb'uary5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14
January 81

HnUMFORD ArApEMY.-The Exercises Of this
HEy Institution will BE- continued by The Subscriber
sc ensuing crmmsncng On The i0h oil January,
and terminating the 18Th Of December. wIth vaca-
lion of one month in the Summer - In this school Viii
be taught the Latin. Greek and French languages, Ma.
"a a. philosophy Mathematics, including Arithmetic, Al.
zebra Geometry. Plane and Spherical rgonometry and
Surveying together with all the branches ct the Eng.
sl language usually taught in preparatory schools Pu-
pills STUDYING the Classics will devote portion OF their
Time To English Grammar, Geography, Composition,
History. &c.
The Boarding department, hilbert" conducted by MIR.
Samuel Robinson. will be under the exclusive manage.
uicnt OF the subscriber.
TERMS.
Board, including every thing, 500 GO
Tuition. 80 w
One bali payable in advance, and the balance on the
Is September II the pupil !urni>! his own bed and
Candle n deduction Of $40 will he made
TTALdrcss, RuNfoED ACADEMY King William: Va.
HEATH j. CHRISTIAN.
Nov - "G--wH
;rhc Fredericksburg Arena icu s'cd 20 publish tie above
worhIy till forbid.
NJ The subscriber will be assisted in the above school
bv Mr. JOINS l. CisoS ol King X Queen. whose acquire.
mens morals and s,udious habits, render him !uIy
pcrnl 10 teach IL }. I.
a. The Arena will please adj postscript.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14

GAINESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
~ ItiE urxt session Of this institution wall commence
d on the llth day at March next.
Terms PR Session d fire .U1ntaS.
Tuition in the Enc ish branches, .......... sic %
DO in the French language, .............. 10 W
Do Music on Piano aud use Of instrument. % 90
d. Music Guitar aud use Of instrument, - 90
Do Sacred Muse. w
Board, including washing, lights, &c ......... % 10
Payment required in advance.
Miss L. Ellsworth has been engaged as assistant in
The literary Department. ard } DE- Waning Ia give it,
struciinn in Music and the French language. he VIII
dyorp the .,bole Of his time iLs school The
of instruction pursued by him is strictly calculated 20
max" the pup, understand thoroughly the science If
Music and To- enable teach herself should she be
let without The benefit Of oral instruction.
SAMUEL l.. EENABLE,
Priacp0i Of lie .icadcmy.
C'0rksriiis. Ffb :. $50 e3-"3w
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changers Office, IL iChaEOHG. sN'
SPLEYDID PEzES FOR FEBRUARY, 1889
The must SPirnd'd get
S5e.OD9.

500, OOO.
- Number Loltcry-li Drawn Ballots
.hOking n'oyiy as many Pr'=G' BionkS.
Virginia state ESitcry,
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Sociei7
of Norfolk. Glass No for l-:iJ To b. drawn At
Alexandra. Va, on Saturday, 10th Feb l-39
BRILliAHT ScUEME i Prz' oi $4,000. SlOW@
50 COO 81 ,O00, IS coo, $4,000, 81 Ui5, 10 Of Sl@H
Nc. tc.
Tickets only SO, halves s.. quar'crs 81 30.
Certificates OF Packages OF % whole tickets 81:
Do 90 % half do O.
Do Go - quarter do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14

"a NOR RENT-A Tavern Establishment at tn" warm
IS Springs Bath Court house, Va have completed
large and well arranged BRICK b"ngs cnlcu'aed tor
Tavern i; this place aherc large aud profitable ou-
sinpss may be done. which propose renting win or
w at the furniture and will furnish the necessary
servants us NAV sui, the person. wishing 10 rent /! ne
can come well recommended for thar business, or VIII
rive liberal a with small family VII" can
be recommended well qualified Early application
m the part of those wishing engage 10 the business
IS desirable deem further comments unnecessary, as
persons disposed engage IN tile above business can
satisfy themselves from their own observation or other
y,;s. GEO. MAiSE.
Ian II 13-:iiawIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14

3 "A AS committed To the aIIot Halifax county, (Na)
s. = on Tie 81 day oi December. lc:r. Negro man.
slave, as Il runaway calling himself BEN-says he IS
the property OF George Reese, q" Lowndrs county State
Of habama; that he raised by Robert SCogns, of
the county o Brunswick Virginia, aud Was carried 10
Alabama by Wood Jones. aud sold TO Mr. Reese
i've or six years ago Ben appears 10 be about twenty
years DID, very dark, rather inclined t" be- yellow, or
OF ginger-cuke complexion: he il well formed and
prorortionsd and may be called likely fellow. He is
about feet inches high; his clothing much
and dirty. ihata description Of them cannot he given
The is requested Ia forward. prn"- his pro.
prrtv plY chargrs &c BEN VIII be dealt with as the
aw directs PHILIP HOWEkiUN, D
For ChaS T. Harsjs. SsriG.
january l. ::-"hw
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rDRINTINC: INK Just received al this office. a
supply Of Johnson s celebrated News lux, FOR win.
Ter use which will be sold for 80 cents per pound. FOR
cash. NHV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14

- Tickets in all other lotteries rGter mana:S'
Ian y 7I-2ae,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14
S,aG,GO0 --SaG,G0
Nisrinia Stale H.0tfCl,N.

For the hrnctit Of the Town of Wheeling - Class ~
=. for lS39-1o hr drawn at Alexandria, Va on =
lurday. ODD Feb 1880
GnAND CAPIrALs-S3O COO. 10000, 5000. 5000 l.
600 30; so prizes Of $780, % Of 800, ~ OF 40 ~"
&c.
Tickets only $40. halves .. quarters 30
Certificates Of packages OF ~ Whole Tickets 81.
Do. do % Half do. .
Do do % Quarter do 4.
IL OrdcrS for 1ickcs and SharcS or tThfca'es q
Pnckoges in the above Magnificent Schemes. will recr
the mos, prompt attention and an official account Of fga
draring sent immediately alter it is over to all "ho 0G"
from US. Address,
ID s GREGORY & co. ytguagsry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-14

ssERiAM -ihis celebrated imported racer and stall
lIpn now IN fine condition and spirits, viii occu-
nv nav siahfs tie ensuing season which Will commence
on the 10Th uf February and end in July and De let 10
limited number Of mares (lCG) al $3.50 cash, with
dollar to the groom at the time of covering Mares
wi!. be well led with - any STINT, at 30 c'nls day and
every care, and attention bestowed them by uuSty
.gnnms but will not BE- responsible for accidents or
carcs Lots aud accommodations provided TOR barren
and foanG mars, and H0ck servants boarded ictOut
thrpc: and board for white servants be had very
conyen!en, at the village on moderate terms
Prinm s most beautiful bay, full IL hands high. and
pf lnatcess beauty, FORM strength and action and IS
too well known the unrie0iifd champion on tic En-
giSh j far many ysdrs herc he RtrT hdd SUPERIOR,
and mgny Minh ntrGT an fqHGi
Ia lc:j7 and ~iS when his oldest colts were three aGd
four years old he had more and letter winnerS than any
StrioH IN E"gjeHd # t"se ayes 1t will also appenr
that his colts always at long distances, hen
started. winning Kings Plates at heats under heavy
weights at three wears old During these two years,
there in England only toar Sr"pStah's for colts
and il!ies, here there NiGH nndy :ubscJt
hers, and the yet Of Priam Two Of them against
ia. get Of Sultan, Camel, Enus. Ncocifcde, The Co.
lonr and all other stations IN England He has also
orIy two Of his get the American turf Monarch and
The Queen, imported when yeat!!mgS nrIiher OF winch
hrs ever been beaten. though they have many
at all distances especially the former who has t"o
races Of four mile heals This winter, al The South
These ir.g facts well worthy The consideration ri all
wLo wish To breed colts u the value and character.
Address Dicks Ford Va
ID I.G-wiw1 II = MERRITT.