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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

A UDUBON'S ORIGINAL DRAWINGs.-Thisb beautiful
collection of drawings representing all III birds Of North
Amerca now open for public inspection at the Lycem OF
Natural History No. e63 Broadway Hours from o'clock
A. NJ. till dusk. Admission IS cents. oiiw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

I,rrer.c~ UAnroH-Bythe Caasaa, arrived yes
..~a.x -. have sdvisss fron Canton to the 18th OF
N.v-s little later than received bySth Mantle
Matters,wers rapidly approaching crisis In thA'
.o.utrv. The opium difficulties will yet cause some
hlsod tscaow Mr.. Elliott, theEugish agent. talks
b;rrer" than the Chinese. The Emperor has d.
rected his "ightning glance" to AFFAIRS and the re-
.slt we shall lock for with anxiety.
LATEST FROM CENTRAL AssEmsA. Yesterday
we received the Belize Advertiser" to the LIST uit
The Central Americans were sngagedin ehectlng
complete political regeneration. Something Oh inc
kind is much needed.
The States Of Honduras, Costa Rca Ncar aqua, anu
male most positively and steadfAsy rel sed TO make
for the renovation OF the authorities called rede r.
palaon of these four States forms the greai majority o. ~
Inhabitants ofthe whole country. -. -,
The only constitution which exists IN Cehtra "e'
be reduced into three Articles: H., a., AL.
lsty. The States have unanimously determines ma
gates be appointed, and meet to stpniate inc "ou' ~
tons which they are TO act :, ,.,:.., hoJ..
ally, The States recognise each other as poiL uah
sovereign and and that none o. the" no"
IN interfere with the admin ration Of the other.
SJly The authorities called Federal have iegAny
exist four Of the having refused to make eec "
their periodical renovation
HuRR,cAuE AT BERMUDA.-By the arrival oil ths
Catharine at Baltimore from Bermuda, we learn tina
violent hurricane swept over those Islands on ths
18th ult Several houses, including the public buhd
ings, were much injured No lives lost with one
or two exceptions the vessels in the harbor rode ou
the gale in safety.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

Pert Of New York, October 4.
uN RnEs ~ MON WATER o 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

MARRIED.
On Thursday evening the Sd instant BY the Right Rev
Bishop Hughes John Henry Parker, merchant OF New Or
leans Miss Elizabeth A. only daughter Of Francis Barnes
Esq. Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, Miss Adelaide Ecker.
son, in the 18th year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family fully
invited 10 attend her uner this O'Clock
her late residence 81 Morton street. without further invita-
ton.
AT Poughkeepse, the 2ssh Sept after short aud
ses Mr. Lhgo Towns, in the saith year OF his age for.
merly OF Brunswick.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

DISEASES OF THE EYE-DR WHEELER With con
IL 6aencr the public that scarcely any ds
to which that tsader and beautiful organ THE EYE,
SUBJECT that does yield to his humane successful
Of treatment References given the first fzms and
dance al his Office 80 Greeswch the Battery iron
A NJ until r. NJ after which he devoies his time
door patients. aus 2mis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

nRAFTs-Paysblea at sight, in sums of fs. 10 asd $50
IL to any smosn all parts OF England ireland asd Scot
land, FOR sale at s. j. sYLvEsTERs, 100 Broadway am
~ Wall 81. %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-14
WIIAI.ERS

Arr. at Nantucket, 4lh, ship Panama. Bunker,
Pacific Ocean, $50 bbs sp oil Sd lied 80, schr.
Comet, Coffin, whaling.
Touched at Port Braya, July llth, ship Gold
Hunter, 36 days I'm Fall River, 50 sp.
Arr at New York 5th, ship Henry Astor, Raw
son, 100 bbls sp, 700 wh.
Arr at New Bedford, 9Th, ship Lucas, Taber
Indian Ocean, via st Helena, with 300 obls oil 10
lobey * RicketSon. The ship Gideon BarstUw,
Carey, Of Rochester. with 200 bbs oil, drove from
her anchorage in gale, March 18th, and went a.
shore on Drymock Reef Coco> Islands. vessel lost
lOOO bbls OF The oil saved and bought by Capt. Ia
Der OF The Lucas. The ship Barclay, swain, oI
New Bedford, drove from her anchors, aud wa.
badly damaged in her bottom, but will prubab
repair ahd continue on her voyage. April 10Th
bark HeSper, Almy. Fairhdven, 80 hbls So oil
had experienced a heavy gale. 2sth March, los
mizzeh mast head main mast fore nd main top
maStS, sails rigging. &c.
Arr at Wilmington, 9th, ship North America
Simmons, Indian Ocean, with 24OJ b5ls OIL
Arr at New Bedford, on Saturday, ship Phocian
Smith, sailed hence june 18th for Indian Ocean
returned eaky.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-14

without sen,in.is. The Indians in large force
made the attack before the dawn Of day. and
before reveille, and il is supposed that thirteen
of the n:en were killed. among whom WAS
Msior Dsllam ard Mr.. Morgan settlers. THE
remainder with Col. Hsney escaped; several
of lhem severely wounded. Ii was a complete
surprise.
The Commanding General therefore directs,
that you instantly take measures to place the
deiences at Fort Mellon in the most complete
state of repair, and be ready at all times 10 re-
pei an attack. shoald one be made. No por-
ton of your command will, in future, be sui-
fered TO leave the garrison. except under a
strong escort The Detachme Mt at For: Matt
land, will be Immediately Withdrawn.
Should Fort Mellon prove unhealthy, and
the Surgeon recommend its abandonment, you
are authorised TO transfer the garrison, and
reinforce. some of the neighboring posts.
] am. Sir.
GEO. Fl. GRIFFIN,
Asst. Adjt. General.
Lieut.. VIM Z. Hanson, Comr OF Fort Mellon
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Items OF News.

The Middle Interest" Bank in Boston, has
had an injunction placed upon il by the Bank
Commissioners, by which it is enjoined TO stop
its issues. The President Of the Bank, in a
card published in the Boston Post. notifies the
public that every bill will be paid, dollar for
dollar" Capital Sl5O,OOO; bills in circula-
ton sl2l 900; loans S225,OOO immediate
assets ll,0OO.
II. G. S. Key, of St. Mary's county (Md.)
has been nominated by Convention of Dele
gates of the Democratic Republicans of the
Seventh Congressional District of Maryland in
opposition to Daniel Jennifer, tho candidate
nominated for reelection by the wings of that
district.
Hot in Ilinois.-At Columbus, Randolph
County, H., the thermometer, July cath, was
9S-and 10 the sun ITO degrees.
The Boston Post states that the revenue that
accrued at that port the last month, was $780,
$50. During the corresponding time last year,
S303,535. Increase, Sl27, 100.
The New Haven tornado swept over Il
miles, aud destroyed one church and five dwell
inss, and numerous barns outhouses, trees
&c, but fortunately not one person was Killed.
Gen. scott has elected an amlcahle arrange
ment with the WInneoagoes, oy which they
are to rem"ve 10 tract OIL land south oi the
"'''ou'''
The citizens OF StonIngton celebrated the
anniversary o' inc e'i'an' defence o' 'na' p'Sce
Ss.,..'. .%0 ,o,. ;s.
,L. WI 100. pa,.na,r .,r.o,
:. CLe.,..,. ..a;. 80 H.. ,,h !,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-14
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr. at New York on Monday, ship VIM Engs
Vaughan, Of this port, So days from ST. Peters
buTsh, with merchandise to p. w. Engs.
Arr. at Baltimore, 10Th inst. Schr Franklin Green
from Philadelphia
Arr. al Norfolk 7th inst, sch'r Eagle, Osborn,
6 days fun Charleston, with lumber, bound 10 this
pou put IN in distress, eaky.
Sailed from Hampton Roads on the 7th inst.
ship KuiuSof, Taylor, for Rotterdam.
DisAsTEe.-The sloop Delight, Cozzens, Of
this port, from ROundout for Pawtncket. with Goa
was r1n into on Tuesday last, by the Sloop VIM
Hawkins, Of Newberg, and sunk in 8 minutes af
forwards. Vessel and Cargo totally lost.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-14
-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, August 5.

Beeves-The supply OF Beef Cattle at market
today reached 800 head 800 Of which were from
this State, and the balance from the South all
were sold at a small advance on last week prices
say at SIS a Sll-aveTaging 1915 per cwi.
Cows and Calves--50 offered, and 40 sold at S3J
a Sass each.
Sheep and Lambs-The market for Sheep and
Lambs to day was supplied. the sale reaching 20oo
head at an Improvement on last weeks quotations.
Sheep at s., so, $5 $3.50 and Lambs at 80 a
81
Hsy-Sses dnl. New may be quoted 62i a
$75c. per 100 lbs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-14

In this Town on Thursday afternoon last, VIM.
Tillinghust son Of Mr.. Edward d. Jones. aged 20
months.
On Friday morning last, Mrs. Abby Woolman,
wife of Mr.. William Woolman. aged As years.
On Monday afternoon, Aug. H. in the seventh
year Of his age, Henry Channing, son Of Henry
James & Fanny Anderson of the city of York.
Al Portsmouth on Sunday last, Hannah Mott,
daughter CT the late Benjamin Mott, in the 45Ih
year of her age.
AT Providence on Saturday Sd inst, Mrs. Eliza
Hall. wife o: Capt. Edward Hall, aged ~ years
On Sunday, ith inst Mr.. George w. G,adding,
aged % yearS.-On "Wednesday last Mrs. Susan
L. Buck. wife of Mr.. Charles Buck, aged 81 years.
On THURSDAY morning afer few days severe i'll
ness, Mr., William Butler. aged 40 yearS.-On
Thursday evening, Betsy Purinton, wife of Mat
thew Pufinlon, aged 20 yearS-an esteemed mem
Der and minister of the Society of Friends
In Smnhheld on Thursday last MIR. Orviile
Man, of Providence.
In Darlington on Thursday last, Mr. Amasa
Humphreys, aged AZ years.
Al Fall River on the 26ih ult. Capt. Sheffield
Weaver, aged IS years-a soldier of The Revou-
tion.
AT New York on the 9th inst, William W.
WoolSey, Esq. aged 70 years.
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@ TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS cAMOMlle g. iPeRleNT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Lfor te,thing.)
Dr., HUNTS BOTANIC Pills

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chaiham-street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country The public are therefore respectfully re-
ques,ed TO Obisn them from the regular agents on.
ly-as there is deli,eriouS imitation ofthese med
ieiues in the market which renders thi, caution
neeessary,in in order to guard the public agains, i'm
position.
AGENTS
w. CALLAHAN, Newport. r. T.; o. r.
TINGLEY, Providence J. Nc INTYRE e. CT
Pswtucket; BENZ. EARL & cs. Fall River.
Mass. GIBSON & STERLING, CT. Barring
on S. POWELL, 36 Cornhill Boston; d.
wITEHILL, New Haven, Com. CANFIELD
ROBINS, Hartford.
~ BEWARE OF coUsTERFEITs
n See slyo sJvertiseuea's "a the sr.i page
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TO let
RHoDE.IsLAND DISTRICT. :. c--In Chancer,

RHODE.ISLAND DISTRICT, In Chancery
by virtue of a decree passed by the honorable Cir.
cut Court oi the United States, for said District,
ut their June Term 1899 In the suit IN Equity
be wecu Joseph lioNsc, complainant, in the orig.
NAL Bill and Nathan Carr aud Others respondents,
and between Joseph iloxse, complainant in the
supplemental bill, and Anon Hopkins, aud 9th
ers respondents there W III be sold n, public huc
tion, on the premises, ~ the town of West Green
wich IN The county of Kent. on the fifteenth da,
! of August maxi, at IL o'clock w.
IA One undivided half part OF three acre
Igglll Lot with the Cotton Factory aud Other
I1lHabuIlcings thereon standing and the dams
nmes, aud race-wnys nppurtenant 10 the Factory
which were conveyed by Simon Reynolds TO Ma.
than aud Jesse Carr; one undivided half part of the
ihiry-soven lot, and one undivided eighth par,
Of the picket lot, all mentioned and described in the
pleadings IN the before named suit, aud winch sew.
era estates with the Factory aud Buildings lie con
tigu0us TO each other and were used by aud belong.
ed 10 the Wost Greenwich Manufacturing Company,
~ part Of their company property. Tie whole
Of the promises before named, much thereof ~
may be necessary for tho purposes mentioned IN the
or gnpl decree IN the suit aforesaid, will be sold to
the highest bidder. A more full description of tho
premises, with the terms Of sale TO be made known
a, the time and place Of sale.
THOMAS BURGESS.
Master in ChhDcery in said Suit
Providence. July IL, i539--l7-4w.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Angus, 5.

Reported for The Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.l
At market. $50 Beef Catile. p Cows and Calves
10 Stores 1926 Sheep. and $50 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle--ln consequence ofihe lin
tied number at market higher pri"es were obtain
ed and we advance our quotations: first quality
a 80 Ss 62; second qualify IS So %; third
quality Ia $3.50.
Cows and Calves-Dull large proportion al
market we're from Canada. We noticed sales al
SIS, 33, IS, As. and 55.
Slores--A very few sales only, probably owing
to tn. absence of purchasers.
Sheep--Sales quick. and at higher prices lots
ats 25 , 80. and rs; Welhers at 50, 3 Sc
and 3 IS.
Swiue--DuIl. and prices still on the decline a
10, small pigs, prime quality, were sold for 7c--
At RETAIL from 10 TO-.
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POLITICAL .NOTICE.

The D.mocratie Frcemea Of Nc'rport are re.
qgestsd 10 meet at he room adjoining the r. i.
Republican Office, T6-mOnVtc. 1HURSDA Y
EueaiRg, at "a o'clock. A PHnetaai GttendaNoe
is requested.
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FOR SALE.
Brother jonathan.

The largest Neps Paper in the World!
TUtHlE propretors Of this mammoth sheet-,he
D. Great Western among the newspaper
have the pleasure oi spreading before the reading
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amour, and variety Of useful aud entertaining mis-
ceIlauy, than is 10 be found in any similar publics-
ton 10 the world
" Each number Of the paper contains as large
an amount oi reading matter ~ II found IN volumes
Of ordinary duodecimo. which cost S2-aDd more
than IL contained ia volume Of Irving's Columbus,
or Bancrof's History Of America, which cost 50 a
youme-and all for SIX CENTS a number, or
Three Dollars a year
BROTHER JONATHAN being n genuine
Yankee, and thinking that some things can be done
as well as others. is determined to present TO his
readers MEDLEY hitherto unnyalled by any 9th
er paper Of
Anecdotes. Amusements, Aliegories, Accidents.
Biography, Bou Mots, Conversatiuns Crimes. Ora
mates. DSolleries. Erraiics, Essays, Eloquence.
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Poetry, Philosophy, Quddiiies, Romance, Relig-
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Trials, Truths, Teachings, Wisdom, VIII, Won
dsrs, &c, &c.
The present. number is a specimen Of what this
NaG'moih Newspaper will contain, as well ~ the
rarity and extent Of II. original and selected matter.
as the sty le Of its execution.
As Family Newspaper. BROTHER JONA-
THAN Will be found to present attractions beyond
any other:
-" lie comes the herald Of a noisy world.
News from all nations numbering at his back"
Thr earliest intelligence, foreign and domestic
and the latest novelties IN the Literary World will
be promptly served up for the qualification Of the
reader.
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nothing ~ lavor OF against any party, and will ~
sedulou-ly avoid any Of the controversies which ag-
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tue. temperance, industry, good order, beneyoence,
aud usefulness To our common country aud our lel-
low men. will be advocated aud nculcaled IN every
page OF Brother Jonathan.
TERMS or BROTHER JONATHAN
Three Dollars Year, in odranee.
For Five Dollars two copies Of the paper will be
sent one year or one copy two years
The Evening Tatler Is published every day at
the 'arne Office and is put to press at IL o'clock,
meridian IN season for the great Northern, Eastern.
and Southern mails which all close at about two
O'clock. 7. NJ.
/ lFhli communications and letters should be adj
dressed. postage pad, to
GRfsWOLD & COMPANY,
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"a drrfe0 +.


At New York on the lst inst. BY the Rev. MIR
Badger, Capt, Robinson p. Gardner, TO Miss Mar
tha c. Bailey, daughter of Mr. John Bailey. all oi
this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-14

The whale ship Pantheon, from Fall River,
bound on whaling voyage, got on the Halfway
Rock, on Friday morning last, at the South end OF
Prudence lsiand.--rhe U. S. Revenue Gutter,
NigIlant, Capt Connor, went TO her assistance, and
she was got off. having sustained but iule or no
damage, and arrived here same evening.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-14
NOVEL EXHIBITION.

VUSHE ladies' and gentlemen Of Newport and its
IL vicinity. are respectfully informed that the
following Exhibition will open al ARMORY
HALL. for two days only TUESDAY aud
WEDNESDAY next Aug 10Th aud 2lsi
Fn.i-The ALblNO LADY, Miss SHoRr.--
She Is probably the best specimen Of the AlbIno, sv
er offered Ia this or any other pah Of tho world.
Also, Nr. O'CL.SCY. the IRISH GIANT. from
the county N Wicklow. ireland. lie stands seven
feet two inches.
Also, two LiLLIPUTIANs. or men in miniature.
Que - yeas old ihs other IS years old, and weigh
ing sbont q pounds saSh, IN perfect form.
Mr. OavDsoS Fancy Glass Blower. VITO stands
unrivsied IN his profession in TIE United States.
open DAY and evening ternHisnos . cent,
children under 10. half rtio.
Aug IS.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.


WEDNESDAY Aug I.
Brigs Emeline, Heath. from Philadelphia, with
coal.-Echo MeSSer from Fall RIver.-Sch RS.
Emperor, Shores from Taunton for Phlade pha
Montezuma, Miller, from Lubec for Richmond. -
FRIDAY Aug 9th.
Sloop Moses Eddy, ChiIds from Providence
for New York.
(Erening BRIG Malaga, Burgess, from Pctou
with COAL Tor SomerSet.--Sch'rs. Phebe Baxter
Baxter, from Pictou with coal for Philsde lphia--
Het,y Tom NickerSon, from Boston for Richmond
SlooPs Portsmouth. Allen, from Warren for New
Y fork.-SamueI Burr, from Taunton for do--Su.
Perior, Luther from New York for Providence
SATURDAY Aug 10th.
Sch'rS. Erie, from Philadelphia. - G, neral Cobb,
fIom Baltimore for Providence --Sloop n. York,
Barker, from Providence for New York.
SUNDAY, Aug. llth.
Sloop Edwin, Hatch, from Falmouth for Hart
ford.
MONDAY. Aug I2th.
Sloops Juno, Brown, from New Yorkfor PIUvi
dence with mchdz TO Samuel Barker--Leader
WinSlow, from Providence for New Bedford.
Sailed Gutter Visllant, Capt. Connor, on a cruis,
and returned the 18Th.
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I62. Nas.su-stree,, New York

ENOUND--In Touro street Pack Menno
II Shawl. white border. The owner cen have
the same BY calling at 1872 Tb1messreei, or at the
Republican office.
keNpor July 18th. 1899
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-14
MIll-STREET ACADEMY.


rNNHlS School will be opeu for the reception ol
n pupils. THIS DAY. July 3ls,. under tha
management OF tie subscriber.
The female department, Will have the services Of a
lady. Miss HoPKINs educated for the probes oi
feacher IN the lusly celebrated school of MIR. +.
Bailey OF Boston, and who, besides her other quail
heaIions, has good Snowedse OF the French Ian
gHage.
Pupils VIII be received at any age aud insiruc-
ton viii be furnished in all the branches OF an Eng
liSh and classical education,
Terms
Elementary studies, per quarter, $6.
High English studies. :.
The Languages 10.
J, n. BELLOWS, Principal.
Newport, July 3lsi. 1889.
We the Subscribers consent to serve as TRUS
TEES Of WILL STREET ACADEMY, and TO
have eenera! supervision Of the Interests and
concefns of the institution
GEoRGE EsGs,
WM, {. GBBs,
II. G. DuNN,
WILLIAM VERNON,
A. HENRY DUMoNr,
CHARLES 7. BRooKs,
joshua SAVER,
JAMES HAMMOND.
RoRERr STEVENS.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

ID ESEIVED this day at The Ladies' ornanen-
IL tai Hair Emporium, I37 Thanes-st. lot Of
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. amous
which green piuk, nnd white face wreaths.
June 26tb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-14
FOR SALE..-AFLOAT.

Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, sc.
NJ HALL has this day received from Boston
Hs and for Sale
ne chests and Boxes of Souchong.
ilyson Tea,
2 boxes of Lump Sugar
do Loaf Sugar,
10 casks Raisins
30 boxes RaisnS,
2 casks Rice,
10 bags Coffee,
10 Drums Figs
4 cask Currants
Day * Martins Blackng, Spices, Sweet Oil, and
Yellow Snuff. nug7.
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CLEARED.

Schr Harriet, Kendrick. Philadelphia.
Sloop Superior Luther, Providence.
Do. Juno, Brown, do.
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Birch Lumber.

A few ihou-and feet fr., quality eastern BIRCH
n LUMBER. consisting Of Joisi, boards and
plank. for sale by
jy3l IT, BULL, JR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

EBICnMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND LOU
HI ISA RAlLROADS.-Arrangem on aud after
Thursday, February %:
Mail and Passenger Train
Leaves Richmond for Fredericksburg daily at past
) clock,
Leaves Fredericksburg for Richmond do. at o'clock,
n. IN.
FredericksLrg Freight Train
Leaves Richmond tor fredericksburg tuesdays Thurs.
days and Saturdays at o'cl"ck, a m
leaves fredericksburg for Richmond Mondays, We'd
nesGays and Fridays al o o'cnck. a M
LoniSa !HaH und Passenger IrHtn
Leaves Richmond for Louisa CpuTt-huuse daily al 4
before O'Clock, a. III
Leaves Louisa Court house for Richmond daily at la
past IL o'clock.
Feb % "2-l2t
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ss5ggc,7s Price pflICc.

To the Friends end Patrons OF 8 the old established
Fortunes Home.
q ? Four Cnpit0Is in me Injury
THIRTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES, in one week. sod
and paid as usual at sight 10y Bigger.
Ticket Nos II ~ 30 the Grand Capital oi go"
Do do j 81 53, the second Highest Prlz" o. b.. ~
Both Nos sold and paid as usual q; sight by BIGGER
-.-2l n 55, the Grand Capital Of S2OO0O. sold TO
Member Of the LEGISLATURE and pnid as usual al sgm
Fortunes Home. BiGGHs Office
The tickets in the $4,000 for the 10th March, art
$4,000 for the 2oth April received aud can be- ho'
the usual great variety of for'nnnr" numbers For .
prIzrs send TO iHOS. biG"Eh,
March u 1o6-N Rtchm0n6, a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

n AND FOR SALE The subscriber offers for sale
n 4 his land, IN Pow ha,an county, on James River
and known as the Judcs Ferry Tract. Continuing 80
acres nearly half in woods with profitable Ferry
atlnch,d 10 The plantation There is comfortable dwell
ling hnuse and necessary out houses on the plantation
Til. land is Of red clay foundation and as susceptible
of Improvement any land A particular de
scripon is deemed unnecessary, as those wishing TO
purchase, invited 10 view the property for them
selves. HANNIBAL llARRlS.
March % wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14
So 295-Si2 OaD-iG prizes of 81 600.
SIs'Gisil:a state LOTTERY,

For endowng the Lccsburg Academy and for other prr
poses Class No = Tor l-39.-1o b" drawn at AtlaG.
dro. Va on Saturday, 23d March. ~!
Bc,,I1,sr ScurvE:-Cap,ral So 90 " O0n, T,mm,
25 40 2rizps of UOO 60 Il 25U 10 Of 900, ~ OF i'",
&c, &c. -,o r.,
r, ,,,fcates of Packages Of u Whole Tickets $40
Do do u Half 60 ~
Do do % Quarter do 81