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Ground and Lofty 7umGfing.

o Ground and Lofty luMufng.
@n''o' Fol;aiDe is out in the Wing Of Tuesday-In
w lhs ridiculous Exposes, we have Tor long
% Senator labors very hard 10 justify himself tor v0t
,..s sen 1t is miserabIy weak and jelune. IL really
:. answer. II would be supererogation TO IT,
as.s o d. Curtis, the Wing candidate for Hanover
barring las, Spring, denounced the Wings, as seek
overthrow the Administration, for the purpose OF
f.Hns National Bank on its ruins-he now comes
10 unite his fortunes with those Of the wing
s "s said in our last that this Conservative Be-
a Aips from position to position with the sg'hly
g.. mounlebank. He even exceeds IN this letter Tue
~, ,pon We had given of him. First, be was for
d.. Conservative candidate; and he got up Mr.
,,. Then, he expressed the belief that the Conser-
s,Sss' could not vote for Wing. Thee, Mr. Duse
ben. S-and he confesses, that on the Alb instant
ss,n nsf'ogaed before the people, $40 say whether
lea voting in the county election, and if do,
ia. tout vote: He replied, that his "inteat.oa Of
s,pa.."as not to vote" Then, he changed his Do.
"a, and conesses that he scannot indeed offer
toe acent reason why (he) had determined at any
~. 70 vote in this election"
.ss,ry wise politician indeed, thus to be constantly
r,,a ~. posi.ion, and without having any sufficient
ds .oI his changes, How can the People eonhde in
fSement, who cannot confde in his owp?-Ana
10 y, comes forward, and declares himself determined
0' Dr. Curtis, whom, by sisp.dash species Of
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Election in Florida.

The Election Of the Delegate TO Congress took place
on the 9th instant. The candidates were MIR Charles
Downing the late Delegate and Mr. Thomas Ballzell,
formerly of Maryland The returnsare not all received
and the result is what doubtful AS far as heard
FROM Bslfzell hada mnjory-bul The ST. Joseph Times
thinks here can be no doubt Of the eeclo Of the
present Deegate"-and The Tallahassee Floridian in
cnes TO The opnion-lhe vote in East Florida for
Downing being, according 10 its calculation, more than
sufficient 10 offset the vote of b. in the West.
TIE poll for and against the adoption Of the Constitu-
ton is still more uncertain.
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MR WIN r. GILLIAN, administrator Of jacob Mosby, deed
- JACK ": 6iiam James Moody and Amy bis wife, John II.
oian and MARTINI hi, WIFE Stephen Gillian and Robert Giam
take notice. that shaon the LIST and I'd days August next
the OF orsrbey and Jones' county Charlotte
and state oil fgnla between The hours end oil
NOSE d proceed 10 take the deposons Of Green Nosesy md
Others TO he read ina suit depending Superior
Count OF Law and Chaneey for the county Charlotte which
am ainti and each OF Defendants shall also on
The ith and 18th days Of August
uss NJ Jcties the County State between Tie hou
suf.e and OF those days. Proceed 10 take The depns
ton OF FRANCES Barnes and Others read as evidence in he
same ruusc. MARTHA e. GILLIAN, .8dnini.trstrir
ri:a The WH anasysd IF 4Reu Gaiaw I,ed
May 81
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HOut's Bank of Prizes,
RlcBNosD. Va.

VA NJ HOYT takes much pleasure in informing
HHe the public that after a series Of experiments IN
The science Of Lucky SarigaOn he has succeeded IA
striking The honsoons Trade Winds Of Fortune, and
by the employment of skfu and experienced Pilots, 10
enabled his clear of all shoals and quick
sands. These winds, is well known, blow steadily IN
direction and Of the most bland and agreeable
character. He is now moving gaily along with foning
Sheet ond has already drawn up from the "eoidsn deep
lot of such fish $50 900, $4,000, $50 coo $4,000,
So 600 $4,000 and innumerabe of 81 600, which
are regularly "sp'it and saited' on demand.
u You will perceive there is another Of Fifty Thou
sand to be hooked up in few days. Please send an
order Immediately 10 Hoyt.
Virginia LeesDtiPg Lottery,
Class for 1885, be drawn at Alexandra, Va, May
25th.
IS Numbers-l4 Drawn Ballots.
SrLE.pIp ScHEME:-S40,6o0 l2G00. 5000, 600
5000 $500. 200O. 169. prizes Of $50 of 200,
90 Of OO 20 OF 5O0 20 Of 400 40 Of 30O 80 OF 2o0 100
of $50, DC.
Tickets only $40.
Certificate OF Package OF 20 Tickets will be sent
for Sl30-Shares in proportion.
May IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24

fFrou. the Ne,o Orleans Lousianian Of the 9th May
' BANK EXPLODED.
We copy The following from The VIcksourg Sentinel
of the lIIh inst The banks have brought the country
10 ffiqhlful state Of Reorganization:
PostseTpt-Las evening, after our form was made mp
We received the Brandon Sentinel, containing The FOL
lowing highly important intelligence.
Destruction of The Real Estate Bank at Decatur
As our paper went to press we were informed by a
gentleman diJfci from Decatur, (MiJ thatthe Real rs
late Bank al that place set fire TO by mob, ana
burned together with all The books and papers Nothing
was saved He also stated that much excitement pre-
;sd and il was feared lha, if the mob not qnell-
ed they would wreak their vengeance upon The persons
and property of the directory.
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,,ble designs OF the Administration without alarm
m ss,rs in the entry-three wolves behind the door
lion. on the stair case let hasten the doors,
md bar the windows !
Sme,imes il happens however, that the geter up Of
shear fails By Of want Of proper attention 10
,,h,ly and this suspect will be the case OF the
e. !, the present instance. As little boys grow up
50 ,bc;r understandings become enlarged they bsgin
" ,ub the story OF bears in the entry and lions on the
r,.e The bughesr of breaking oil the banks, put
80 ,her Ulcers 10 hard labor in the penen,iary-(un
%,,,,y s,e rogucs, in which we humbly opine
,,.ht 10 be sent lh:ther. certainly il they were
placing all The specie cspil al Of the
N,,,r IN the hands Of Mr.. Kendall to employ 10 our
Ii,rs is TOO extraragnnt and too silly, we should
INK . 't,sh'sn grown up "hgs with all their party
pis,1aIcss
ii this vii! not answer the purpose the Star has
,shns else that wilt Its not generally known that
=, ti,or Of The Star is in the confidence of MIR Van
r.o, Into his private car Mr. Van Buren, whispers
- rs po:s ard conspiracies, and he faithfully imparts
nsr, word for word 10 The public According 10 The
81, Nr Van Buren has made overtures To purchase
,.,.a,a hv promising 10 nominate Virginia Presiden,
:. bs successor After going through the list Of enor-
,;rs which he Administration intend 10 perpetraie,
,,ca,s they carry The State of Virginia, the Star pro
TIA Mr. Richie does fully these plans we are
- lie IS bnd ~ tho matter throughout, aud eonsi-
Sis for Mr. Van Buren,
lection another er; Mr. Van Buren, assuring that he
>, ,.v.sa.. a YUgiaiau cs ht successor"
Here i OF Mr Van buren's deep laid plote dis.
,,ssi ~ the Star, before any other human being had
~, last suspicion of lis existence; indeed, such is The
,o9ues Of that most vrracious PRINT that we should
apnter if il has beer disclosed before Mr. Van Buren,
b,6 the !cas, knowledge of the plot himself"
Ths at least say that the Star must be much
more n the confidence Of Mr. Van Buren, than we ere
a. ws certainly have received such assurance as the
s,r preends have knowledge Of such an arrange.
sn.-We had idea even, that any Virginian is nou
l,srd Up his successor. We have no such dreams
~: Do believe, that there is any friend Of The Ad
o,ration who entertans any such idea 1t is al least
.@rsws 10 us-1he whole story is Indeed one of the
mos, RIDICULOUS humbugs, that the inventive ingenuity
q he Was slang whapgers has ever invented
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faithful parslel and called upon The States Ripbts men
los5y how ih0y could consistently supper, CLAY or u
.. bank man in opposition 10 Van Buren-l,at their
ch"ce lay between Northern man with Southern
principles, and Southern man with Northern princi-
PIES -'hal II was the same unchanged Clay that they
waried with as Secretary Of State underJ @ Adams
inc iaher o The American Syslem-in short, The unrom-
promising enemy Of the South and Southern interests
me Genet.I tCrabb) WINGED der this exposure and
was compelled IL intercept Col Ellis denying that Clay
""s lie WING canlida,e-tha the Convention had mt
mrt to determine upon cundidhte-and protested
against his tring considered before the penpl. as
caeidate oT ELEcTnE;-thain The election Of Prcsi
arE' ne could only rive his vote humble cilizsn
ont IN no case wnud lie vote for Martin Vaa Buren,,
un'fts INSTRUCTED so !" do. (ihis evidently showed
CALLED spot, and was pleased see That the people
saw IL and will no doubt profit by il. They plainly saw
mat IN ms speech his intention 10 draw them off
aiter Treasury humlag ard ose sight entirely CT
the principles they had bcen long conendrg for-,o
me support OF party nmical 10 H. ir interest NH
Ellis continued, and Showed his competitor off unde his
True frccrnl co!ors shall net at inpt an anslyss Of
ms speecb-ii was all that could wish and delivered
10 happy style am pleased 10 learn, that il had
nappy effect many were changed and more admitted
thu lie lEls) had decidedly the advantage in the argu
ment The Wings have yet started no ticket in lie
county They generally admit, that we will carry The
county
81 hope my old mo!hrr (vrgnia) will prove true to
her principles II will be severe tria 10 her 10 desert
or rnther give up, such promising as William C.
RVes-but it must be done All eyes are now turned
upon Virginia Much-much depends upon your ap
preaching Elections"
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May "a
HOFTS B.i.N.K OF PRIZES.

YESTERDAY, gentleman from the country pre-
IL sen,ed ticket, Nos. % 49, aprise OF 81 a94 and
received his cash So you HoyY's is the place for
persons in the country 10 apply for prizes HoYr sends
oil his big prizes to country patrons Notice the splendid
Schemes for June, in another part Of this paper, and
send order 10 HoYr, call on him when you como
TO town. both, you please. In either case you are
Of prize.
May "a 5-H
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R;,bu6nd .H,diral College.

We invite the attention Of readers 10 the adver
tisement concerning the Medical Institution OF this city
We are happy to understand that il has prosPered be.
yond the Of its most sanguine friends It's
rising reputation is calculated to ensure its permanent
establishment, and brilIian! success IL promises the
auary advantages not only to this city but 10 Inc
Sopth itself
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SfrHtfOu's OFFICE.

May Goth:
% 10 81 65 81 IS 80 90 az SO
Half ticket, Nos. 3 20 65, prize Of 5000, sold and
cashed by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in Virginia Richmond Academy Lottery,
5, Extra, drawn May 2Ist:
SO II G6 81 "a 81 80 80 &c 81 JIG AZ
Whole, Nos. G 26 800 Both sold and cashed by
Do. 4257Gl} STRATTON,
The all Prize Seller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24

Stock in The Exchange Bank Of piTginia.
yHyHE Office at Richmond will continue the sale OF
Stock to the extent Of 45O shares, on The Terms
stated in former ad viz BY adding interest
M as 10 Mace purchasers the footing with orig
nal subscribers. w. +. Siho ~ NJ, -, Is,A"
March 10 lUu-WtoAMsy
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RICHMOND mARKETs-M.v %

r, E6--MA
:; ~ .oBAcco, there has been but little done this week
ce'Ps las, week large-.snountinS from 60 10 loo
nnos. per cay The prices fully sGppoed. ranging
rom 20 Ia !, for lugsj So 9 SO 10 for comgon
and Is IS IA for fine. " ioi sooo'
WHEIT-I3o l40c.
FLouR--S6 IA.
CoRS--oUc.
wlNFREE, WILLIAMSON & co
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SpLESpID PRIZES FOR JUsE.
$50, 295.
VIRGINIA state Lottery,

For the benefit of tn. Mechanical Beneyoien. Society
Of Norfolk.
Glass No. 3, for 1889.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, ON Saturday, Lat
June, 1889.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
CAPITAL: -S35 2s5, $40 600, $4,000, 81 900, $500
S3292 50 OOO U 40 prizes of 1900, 50 Of $500, 20
Of $50, &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves 5, Quarters 90
Certificates of Packages Of Is Whole Tickets sly
Do do o Half do IS
Do do IS Quarter do 81 b
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Thirteen Dralcn Ballots.
VIRGINIA State Lottery,

For the benefit OF the Monongaa Academy.
Cl:ss No. 3, for 1880.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, sth
June, 1889
GRAND CAPITALS.
C.rrru:-s3o 900. $4,000. So 600. $4,000, 81 900,
81 500 Sc 600 s747 IS prizes Of ST oo Is oi $500.
Is Of $500, 200 Of $500, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves ., Quarters so.
Certificates Of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do Is Half do Us
Do do % Quarter DO G "
u Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Va
Orders for Tickets from any part of the u BY mail
or otherwise enclosing cash or prize Tickets thsnkfuy
prompt attention as personal application, and the result
sen, (when requesled Immediately after The dr,~ing-n
addressed 10 " W. noAA.
NJ All communications strictly confidential.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24

Red Horse 9arern, Charlotte county, "a
yuyBIS Establishment is now under the management
fMr William P. Harvey, who is we'll 9uaiihed 70
attend TO il. pledge myself TO my former ienas ana
patrons that he win keep good Table Bar spd Saoe,
with choice selection Of the gooa 1nings mnle1 oss
country affords. CLEnLNl hA"GoGA'
April q 1-i"h
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The Seeds Of Dissolution.

lac oetdS " DtSShkf0n.
distinguished Politician presented The fowinp ina,
view 10 other day. Of The prospects of The Nhie
parry de contends tina, the moment they nominate a
candidate Tor the nta chair they would be divided
among themselves and many wbg would fal off from
mem Suppose their candidate however elected if we
can suppose any such exlrayagant hypothesis how them
ne rs step of the Administration would be The signal
Of the dissolution of the party Suppose Mr. CLAY Pre-
slcent How wbud he organize his Cabinet, so as 10
salssy nus own iends-as we'll as the friends of Har.
SON "eoster, &c In PREPARING his first Message what
rom 'hat momen, cfTends all the Wings, who ore op
posed 70 IT. Suppose him 10 recommend an increase Of
ne arm the same difficulty occurs I'm fact, motley
Tue character of the Wings, discordont are their
principles and measures, that he could not please one
porlon without dspeasng another. The great object
winch marks The Wing party being accomplished viz
turning out our present ruers-lhey no longer re main
united as par,y-They have common cemeutto keep
them toge'her-The only grea. point which they
agree being settled the points which they disagree
would come up-Discord would penetrate their ranks
and they would at once fall TO pieces
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ALABA MA.

EXTRACT of letter from Perry county, al MY y:
81 ann pleased say, that prospects in tins oiscI
S. ss
%,.hh They addressed the citizens here on Monday
weeb last, Tbs General opened with TRADE against
,hs Soh in favor Of United States Bank
bu. not s United States Bank IS before shats.ss
but Of he could sssis e .aoR @o .Sce
rsdf ssals sns TELL Ese
ton nor the Of H. Clay va. once ME- E, com
Some may forget. ye. will no, all ia,gss to leave
ns 9th The Presidential Election and henIy omy .-
that there would Se 90 dr e.as.
ssnJ;S,,es Than Van Buren, and Clsy de then afe~
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logic, which confounds all principles and party desip
na,'ons, he pronounces TO be better "en;,ed 10 h.
eSaleo the Republican candidate, than Col While.-By
process, ne can readily excuse any somerse. of hi,
voting for Mr.. Clay. ''5 VIII Nc
bu' enough Of this "bit of bore" vino has the mo-
70 appeal TO our justice if we no,ice This publca
Tor our readers We have rather better use for our eo
ianns than TO insert nearly two columns of such ma
te'a.-one thing We are hOppy 10 hear is. tina, lhe
senator pistol likely TO miss fire, and that few Of hi,
TO the camp Of the enemy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24

This is 10 certify tha, the statement by Mr. Carroll IN
relation 10 the huckslering Travelling Postmaster, s
substantially correct distinctly recoect seeing one
of them engaged in selling apples oranges &c on The
railroad Lctween Petersburg and Belfed al the time
mentioned by him. Thu. 1. Twill I.
m The VIII: is requested 10 copy.
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Fxre,cr of a Litter from the South Side.

az returned from Nansemond Court Saturday, by
the way of Portsmouth and Norfolk. The struggle IN
tha, Congressional District is iremendous-both parties
sanpuine, but Holleman and more more so every
day heard bet OF $500 proposed upon Mallory taken
ND promptly, and then the proposer backed out Nan.
semond is nearly divided-So Some think Hodges Will be
sbu, out; but from all could gather he will be returned
by a small majority In Norfolk and Portsmouth, met
with several Southampton men, ------
.mono ,he number. ThsyJ consider Rideys election
absou tely that Rives will get majority IN
thnt county Pegrams friends once calculated upon l.o
majority Prince George and Greensvie are sale
Hut i is in vain TO speculate when the day OF trial
no near at hand. The fast heard from Mecklenourg
and Brunswick, every thing was pIomls'nssGoooe mas
come out for Van Buren, and for Mason as SENATOR and
thew saw he will certainly be elected Our friends IN
No1olk county calculate dpon eectng one OF the dele
p,,es-In short, if the West should remain true ano
e,pecia Little Tennessee, we cannot fan 10 nave
majority upon Join, ballot in The next Legislature; and
then farewell, long farewell, 10 any thing like Wing
snpremacy in Virginia. Our prnciPes-prlnciPies, CO
ineiden, with the high political bearing OF The sa'e WIN
reign triumphant and she will be regarded az the sanu
ard Of political orthodoxy
E.7R,cr nf a letter from Buckingham, Nay 2lst.
Reeeired by last Eoeniags !Hea
ssThere seems to be little or no DOUBT ABOUT ne I
;,o6am election am clearly of the opinion, from me
best Information can gather, that VIC snail carry Tue
county.
aDiana Mills, Buckingham county, May Is.
aLookiop in The Richmond Wing TO day, saw Inc
publication Of the great meeting OF the people 1sna
Mills which, by the by, was no DOUBT written w S. e.
Fontane himself He and Flood as ne says, Tore 'ue
old Major all TO pieces. This is untrue ana 'hina
but Justice TO Major Yancey let the people know pet
ter through your paper lfaouse OF an o'a ua
called tearing 10 pieces, &c, why the MAJOR Is gone
There about many voters at The gree, es"s
M there were candidates. lnCin'
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E}sG(sEss'S
Exchange g. Lottery office,

RiCnMosD, Va.
u 3notrr y 81 0CU (aehoie) semitic Correspondent
Dram Numbers Of The Alexandria Lottery Glass No.
8, drawn 18th May, 1882
10 As 65 As 81 81 SIS IS &c 6 IA 81 Is
Whole Ticket Nos. 8 "a &c, a Capital Prize of Ona
Thousand Dollars sold and will be paid as usual q, sight,
by Bigger.
GT Another Grand Scheme for 18th June n
$4,000, $1,000. $1,000,
$4,000, and 20 of 9 O00
Alexandria Lottery,
Class No TO be drawn at Alexandra on Saturday,
18th June, 1889.
IS Numbers-l4 Drawn Ballots
SPLEsDID CAPITALS.
Prize Of $4,000 / Prize Of 1000
do $4,000 | do 1908
do $4,000 do $500
Go 10000 l do $3.50
do 5000 e do 1850
| do 5000 2 do $500
% Of 1000, 90 of ,000
Tickets S2o-Ha!ves l0-Quarters 5-Eighhs SO
The tickets in the above lottery are for sale, and can
be had at Bggers Prize Office in his usual variety Of
fortunate numbers.
u 10 80 45, the Grand Capital of $4,000
% 80 Sc, do do 10000
j 20 80, do do $4,000
81 "a q s. s. DO DO DO DO s 5000
And nine Capitals Of $4,000 each, are few of the
leading capitals sold and paid USUAL with Bigger,
sight The same good fortune and prompt pay will be
continued 10 all those who purchase their tickets at
BlGGER'S Prize Office
Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
be forwarded consequently not liable TO any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes be bad
usua! at SIGHT the moment the drawings received.
OF Please address THOS. BIGGER,
Richmond Pa.
Maya 5-3&wtsJuns
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Splendid Scheme for the 18th June, 1889.
I,ApI.l,iI ppIZE
$4,000 Dollars.
And IA drawn Nos.
Alexandria Lottery.
SPLEspID SCHEME

J. Class No. 4, Tor 1875.
To be drawn al Alexandra, q. C., on Saturday, 18th
d June, 1880
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100 Prizes Of 900 Dollars!
VIRGINIA State Lottery,

100 Prizes Of ,DOU DoTdrE
Virginia state Lottery,
r,, Tho bene6t Of The 2enevoen, Mechanic
Association = Class No. q, for 1899.
To be drawn al Alexandria Virginia, Saturday, 10Th
June, 1889.
CRAsD SCHEME:
H;obes, prize $50 600 IS 0o0 81 O0O 90 00o $4,000,
s OH 100 prizes Of 81 900, 10 Of $780, ~ of $500, 81
Of $500, &c, DC.
Tickets only Sl0 halves 5, quarters 2 so.
Cerlifca,es Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do DO IS Half do Is
DO do % Quarter do 80 ~
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S3J.29S.
$50, 295.
And Is Drawn Numbers out Of 10.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

Class No. a, for 1899.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia Saturday, I'D
- June 1889.
= BRILLIANT scHFaE.
cAPrr.L:-s35, 295, siO,5l5 s. 00o 81 ,oo0 5000,
AZ 500 So $50, $4,000 81 $50, 81 600, 81 500 aoo
al 300 go 81 200. 50 prizes Of 81 900, SO OF $'o
so of s22O SO Of $780, 60 of $780, 60 of $780, oo Of
$3.50 &C., &c. o.o
Tickets only $40, halves 5, qnarters2 so. .,,o
Certificates OF Packages OF % Whole licke" Si ss
10 do IS Half do 10
Do do 26 Quartz. do ~ oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24

Rich and Splendid Scheme for I5ah June
Alexandria Lottery, Class NO. ~
With a capital of S75 O0O-Aiso, 5000, $4,000,
$40 900, sc 0CO, S., COO &c. DC, in all amounting 10
more than ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS.
Tickets $40, halves 10, quarters o. eign,ns W.
Certificate Of Package Vi 20 w mole tickets $SaO
n do 26 Half do 40
m do &c Quarter do so
NJ do 26 Eighth do 80
MayM Eo-toJ y. ". ~
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$4,000, 2J, 900, 10000.

Tickets S20-Halves l0-Quarters 5-Eighihs so
The tickets in the above lottery are for SALE and
be had at Biggers Prize Office in his usual variety Of
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

This is 10 certify that The statement by Mr. Carroll IN
re ation 10 The irreguarly Of the arrival OF The Rich
mond WING is strictly true, falling I" come entire
W. willis, Far the greater number Of those that do come,
come from the South though The Enquirer Is pretty re-
pusr and comes from Richmond direct. We have also
Heard BY other persons that The Travelling Posmaslers
are engaged in lraficing in apples, cakes fish, &C.
JOHN DAILY,
Postmaster. REgtuoy " c.
SOLOMON GREEN, .1s't.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30

From an experiment made at Woburn, the
green weight ofan scr, ofbroad clover was found
to b. 49.005 lbsz2l tons, IL cwt. 2. qrs. lbs;
but the soil is described as rich clayey ioam, and
the crop cannot be assumed as an average. See.
Sinclair's Hortus Gramineus Wobernensis |; and
the Appendix to Sir H. Davy's Elements Of Agri.
cultural Chemistry.
In one instance il is stated that twenty horses
have been supported tor three months On acres
of .ares (Rutlsndshire Reports, P. 7D; and in
another. that 81 head Of csttle-cows, oxen and
horses-wero kept during that period, on Isl
acres of mixed he,bagei; Or, in each about half
q perch per day. fComm. to the Board Of Agri.
culture, vol. vii. part l, art. A third mentions
that l2 horses and cows, which, together, may
be considered equal to is horses, consumed in tho
same time, or qrs. and K. 80 Of q perch each
daily (Middlesex Report, p. 257); and fourth
states the allowance Of pastured tares, for -
horses, to be an acre per week. or nearly perch
each day. Essex Report, vol. ii. P. 354)