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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil
ElacLing,
or Leather c'rcservativo,
Prepared and sold by
w. II. READ,
163, Thames street, Newport, X. T.
163, Thames street, Newport, X. T.

'E'IlIS Blackng will be found upon trial to
surplss any other now III use, for soften
ing and preserving all kinds Of nthcr, and
rendering the same perfectly impcrvions To
water. A composition so valuable has long
been wanted. The subscriber, after several
years experimenting, feels confident that he
can now offer 10 the public an article that
will give universal Satisfaction. by this com,
position all kinds of leather, however hard,
may in very few moments by its applica-
ton. be made perfectly plable.
Jan -, 1899.
Numbprpss Certificates, lcs'liying 10 the
superiority Of the above Blacslng, similar 10
the following, may be produced.
FOR TIE BENEFIT or THE PUE.
Lie.
Certificate from the Rev. james Portsmouth,R
This is to certify tla, I, being in want OF
Pot a sh. sent my son 10 town for the article
--on returning, III haste. the paper contain
ING il bust and covered his boots, so much
so that considered them spclled-tlIc color
was taken out, aud the boots appeared to be
badly burncd.--lIu by the apple atom of
RE.iD,S on Bi,.1CELNEthry were coon
restored to their former color and pllablliiy.
also ccrlliy, fhat took part OF a Har-
ness, which had been laid 10y Tor five or six
ycars--and which was 50 hard that II cracked
" beni--and was considered useless, ou' Wy
the nrplirnti,n of the above Blacking was
rerJcrrd perfectly plinhIo "nd usr'n'.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Portsmouth, April 20, lo;'S
4 IME.-ptAlc. and Eastern lm". lnr sale
s.hv G.. -. WEEDEN.
Lame ~. 10 ihahcs st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
DIR. ATKlNSON'S
CELEBRATED
TeretaJie Golden antMenf.

This ointment having been used in tho
Doctors private practice for many years with
perfect success and the many letters he han
received begging Of bim to give the public
the benefit of his research, he has complied
and now warrants this ointment to be Ger
tain cure for all s;crotulous Eruptions, Itch,
Chopped Hands, Salt Rheum and letter or
Rng-worm, Abrasions Of the Skin, and Ui-
ceroted Sore Legs (of no matter how long
Standng.) also, for Scnd Head and Sore
Ears in Childrcn; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips the cure is infnlliblc.
For sale by DIR. r. X. HAZARD
Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Near the Court House.
Newport, Oct 20. 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
BARIaETT'S
OLD Aaai0eu Dpe WouSe,

Ol0 Mai0rn Dpe Wouse,
80 Co,nhiH, corner Of Franklin Aren-
ne, Boston,
A Il this establishment of "a years experience,
"a the Dyeing and finishing of the following
goods is done in the best manner and at the
shortest notice-viZ:-
Broadclo,hs, silk s. Cotton Nelveis,
Cassitaeres, Worsted Cords,
Satins Camcl's Hair,
Lu-,rings, silk Cotton Shawls,
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, &c. &c.
Also, Ladies' and Geniemen's GAR
MENTS, Of every description CIeanses and
glazes Furniture ,--cleanses Garments, Carpets.
Bed Blankets, sc. Fulls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cass-
meres, Satinetts, &c.
MlLDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods Of all kinds
Dye Woods rasped and ground, ,and Medicines
puverized.
Silks and Silk Dresses Watered in the best
manner.
Plain Silks, Satns and Velvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style.
Agent for receiring Goods at .NeTport,
Mr. X. B. klNSLEY. March Z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05

s7O0 900; 500, 900: 25 900; O of 20. 900;
2of $4,000; 3 Of 10000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
CODartncrship Formed.

A copurtnership has this day been formed,
N by the subscribers in Broad street, t,wlcre
they intend keeping on hand general as
sorimcnt of GROCERIES,, CROCkERI.
BOOTS and SHOES, GR.1LN FARM
ING UTENSILS, and variety of other
articles, looked for in a Variety Store.
The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm Of Nicholas White & Co.
NICHOLAS WHITE,
Jan !, 1880. NOAH WHITE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05

INE.-prAtr. and Eastern lim".lnr sale
u Inv G.. -. WEEDEN.
I'm, ~ 10 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-05
2llecklp almanac.

Calculated for The meridian Of Newport
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19

seDt ..lh The poi Of few days, -inse 2Is' u
Auvu.t. She was to vis Drury Lane Theatre, 10 see
NJ Van Auturgh ard hs 'r"rs
Sbumrni. Of wheat lur Eng aud continue 10 DC maze
from Lisbon. ,,iod f.,
The racket steamer Grea, Western is advertised ~
deppu from Bristol on the 2Sh OF January-lhe Liver
pool on the 9Th OF FEBRUARY rnu Q
Mr. Van Buren,. son Of The President OF The u . }
passed through Dumrps on Saturday, on Visit 10
Mary's Isle, the residence of L"rd sek'rk tie was
p,pspn, on Monday al the election ut Mr. MURRAY 'o
ihr county Of Kmkrudbisht = Ed'nbHrsh '0m"nl
he Utsvan Ccnt,anry Up 10 the close o. .nr y on
The centenary fund had reached the amount oi
1922 sin}-a racch larger sum than was 'Hreceu ~
u, friends. - ,h,,
Srur OF TRApE--Thr Liverpnol papers say mat
,r ,unu to ;l!r Uni,fd States c"n'Inu"s very hPaEl
.he Prnnsy lvana had every part ot her h'ed VII" Sus
c,cfpt a small space orTe p'sseng"ts-thr 81 h""e
v,s also flIrG-she had only iunr passengers
Goyrruncrl have determined IN appointing nm "Gr"'
with iuil pnwrr to CONCLUDE commercial uehv VII"
Hayri George Courtney Esq is selected Tor 'he Pu'
mise md will prnrG ed forthwith on his mission
The merchants aud manufacturers at Glasgow pro-
nose to u,Id an steGrprcket o very large d'Isn'
sors to ply regularly between the Clyde aud HE HUG
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POETRY
xucH rEr RiH>i>S uNsu sc.

The following translation from the German, by Mr.
the bs,oIian, is taken from the hid volume OIL sPes
reign Literature" II rs gracefully lone:-
CUPID LANDSCAPE PAINTER
High on a rocky cliff Que morn lay,
And earnest gazrd 10 see the ms's tSpahu'
Far, high, and vide their coat al du>ky S'TH,,
Ou,stfetched as canvass for the painter manu-
And Idly gazed, boy came near ; ,ook,
And said '.Ny friend why thus 'nacu'e ''
Hast thou Tor ave The rainbow nr 'o'"oN. ~
Bid forms and If upon the cio'h 'PPe"'
looked upon the boy. and secret smiled.
TO hear IN ,sters words from such ch'"
syhy vast. the hours idle melancholy"
Pursued the boy; This musns 70 ou' 'o'H'
I'il pencil thee picture Of fair hues-
Teach thee with skill the painters brush 10 USE
Tb.rea, his SIN. II fore6uger he with grace
Upruised,-his finger like the rose was REQ
Add, on the wide before usspfeao'
A landscapes outlines he began 10 trace.
Above the beauteous sun you might behold,
Which on nv eyes with ddzring ustre shonei
The hue of all the clouds he made OF gold, .,
While thro' the clouds the shafts oil day wefo 'hto""'
The verian, trees, with many stately bHoSh
And waving top he drew; and many a hill
Rose, ON behind another, at hrs VIII;
Nor there wan, Of rivucts below.
lie drew the stream, so natural 10 Inc eye,
Its waters seemed to glsen as they 1ow, ,
And onward Their course with "urmoIs ME.
And, o, beneath his touch flowers upward sp'""e'
And thousand color. DER the mead were flung,
Gold and enamel. purple, and green
Bright the emerald Dnd the ruby sheen:
OF spotless azure mex, he sketchrdihe skies,
And more ami remote, the mountains blue;
so that, pntrinced, one thlt's bora anew,
On him, and his work, by turns fixed my eyes.
SNOW :" said the boy triumph, SNOW concede
That in this n hands are skili'd indeed:
And yet the harder task to do remains
He raised his fingers point and then, win palms,
And with exlcest beside the wood,
just at it's confines, where the dazzling Hood
OF daylight from the earth reflected camc
He drew, in peerless loveiness,a mad,
or craccfu FORM becomncly arrsyed, -
And freshest cheeks beneath brown hni'. ~ s""'
The maitrps cheeks were, in their hea,hiul hue,
As was the finger which the maiden dre~'
"Where hast thou learned" cried 1.-The master sPa'''
Thou wsndrous boy! and his creative arr: -,
With living hues the outstrccbcd cl"th 10 MI
Ao,In mis- md finish thus with truth anu skIE
Fen while speak, behold! breeze a"ekes,
And in its emile course, the tree top shakes;
Brea,hes on the stream whose waters rIppns curl,
And 50 ellis the vn which hid that perfect Sit-
And o, a wonder as sazed iheTea',
The maiden, moving, turns 10 Us her f"cc,
AMI lns hur foot, and comes o'en towards 'he p'See
Where with my young teacher idly sat
And now when all thiass, all things III the dale ,
Begun 10 nuv"-irccs. stream. AMI flowers, aud vch,
And The fair ma ldpu's fnot-thinh ye that Is
Fixed as q rock, still on my rock would lie:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19
EEnnf'S E0stPru O1IICc.
Corner Gei0H Mc Rains.

ETNPARALLELED USPARALLELED!-Aspe per draw
8 ing Of Lrrshurg Lottery. No / received yesterday
VIZ have had the pleasure Of selling another nice prize
II was sold 10 young gentleman residing in Halifax
c. who, passing through Richm"rd, called on US
onk ticket or two and for the investment. h. gets The
snug rr,zr Wh"le Ticket, nf THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS drawn To Nosl3 - ~. The gentleman
III please present his cke, Tor The money which awaits
hi4 pirasure Will you have further pronfs that HOY I
sells the largest capitals? Is it he. is il another
der in Richmond; No. it is tlOYT-hr is always ahead
lie always sells the largest przes-1he world cannot
produce his equal The people have resolved to get
tickets which have had Iioyts fingers them They
are nav perfectly satisfied he is The Alpha and Omega.
Another vender may boast Of selling prizes but he
snccumb Hoyt is the one, and the only one. To
der tickets ftom-snd. when in Richmond, his counter
is the orc TO have your tickets handed over.
Please forward ynur orders forthwith for the H. $50,
000, eud the other prizes, 10 he drawn in February
Dio,eins Of Lessbnrg Lotery, No. |.
z s 3
G. 4 % so so Sc a So p 10 "a
! B !
}sold BY HoYT.
Jan 81 a0-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19

SCOTT K CROSS ASBESTOS IRON CHESTS rdrranna
- Proc having under the se'cst oId~aS OF % WIN
ont their Gentlcm"n IN tic country VINO keep
~ o, s;0 awards according size" Reference made
10 following parties Who with mary nave mem )" USE
viz Me..rs James Webb Co, Col. Pyio1, Workman 4 NcGru
do, Indian L Son & Co, Dunl"r Moncrre Co. II W.
rry HorGecai O.born Stainb"ck < Son, tie franklin
Banks Of Richmond and CIuAssiis
An rs.ormeni kent constantly Tor sale BY the sub'cher
~ JOHN o. LAY, .4gpt
w6m1 tSe IRE
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y,yys uyt;couiis Rants for safe

.;fprus .UuitcnuiiS Rants for SAFE
4 "A ndA6A Mnrus MulrIcauIis Roots. which
4 UsUUU have remained in the s"I where
grow during the Winter and will be de'verr" l" pnr-
chnsrrs in sound and healthy condition Orders TOR
the same. il left a, E " Tonpknss. near the Coffee
house will be puuctualIy attended to Price - cents
per r"o', pay able on delivery. u. ~ MI, ~
Feb c3-Ot
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.NNHNgers' Office, Richmond, va.
SPLEyDID Prizes FOR FEBRUARY, 1889
Sa0.O0O --Sl0,G00.
XlrriNia state LOTTERY.

III
For the benefit Of the Town Of Whre!Iug - Glass W.
. for lc:9.To he drawn al Alexandra, Va "H 81
turday, 23d Feb 1859
GRASP CAruaLs-s $50 600, 10000. 6 600 000. a.
GEO. 3I2O 30 przes Of 800 80 Of $40, % Of 400 @c
&c.
Tickets only $40 halves ). quarters 2 80
Certificates Of packages of % Whole Tickets $40
Do. do. 2G Half d.. ~
DO do 90 Quarter Do -
NJ Ordtrs for Tickets and stnr,S or ttriifcn''s
Pochagcs in the above Magnificent Schemes will rtc'ie
thu promp, ,rn"n, and an Official acc"n"t "i "'n
draining immediately alter 1t over oil "h" o'G'
from US. Address,
d s GREGORY & CO.; .M"""e";;
Richmond. Va
=. Tickets in all other lotteries under manage
meoi, constantly for sale above.
Jan IL f-21"u
I'm HANCERY-VmG,s,A-lo vii: 4, ruI'. t.'o n NO
Clerk oc~ OF Tie Circuit superior Court OF Law 'ro ,
Gerry county Of Cumberland Mt The Cou't house Of '
)" p ,.y G'1 ~ W 70 Co,npiorom':
WIN $ waon Elizabeth A. Walton, hanisl A. Wi'',, o.
H. Film. Mary - his wife; lhsm Seay aud ar'h IT, N
Charles ". Walton mud Edwin D. Walton, d hod,',..
The defendants, Elizabeth A. Walton Nathaniel A. "'O
suos,,aace and gwen security according 10 the 4 A.'n
and tue Of iris Court and II appearing by 'h.i c ,
sa de danrs do appear first day Of The next M''
of the ad Count and sn.% er The eonpl"lmo,, n S' %
Used IN the city OF Richmond Tor moris SUE e-': "
posted at the iron, c sSS' Join DyG
Jnnuuy % 80
~ CHANCERY-vr wit NJ rule. 'rs"o , nv
Clerks ofc" Of the C'e"' superior orr, OF li 'a gsly
cery othe county Cumheri nd at The Court nous. OF '
/ in 10 month ii September, 1899: ,-...-,.
! Charles =. Pglmorc, '""I''''
against ,..,,r B.
Wm : Walton Elzrbeih A. WALTON. Nathaniel A. ave
II Ellington =. his wife lsham and Safu' ~
! Charles W alton, ard Edwin u. Wahcb. i","- ia.
The dcfrnGsn,. Nathaniel A Wnron. Eizat''h noa
" Walton and Edwin ID. Walton, no hayr. entered h"f W." s
ancc nd gwen security according The set Of Ascend"
rules Of rhi. court and il appearing h. ,a'l.isco! J
nhUhir ns of this county: u IS ORDERED"
defendants do appear here the first day the " a,
Of this order forthwith inserted ~ n"" P6pff .
The city of Richmond for two months very az"
The font Of tie house Of this COUNT D,rf T.
ACopy-T'sH, 'oh' p''.-ssw
Iarn0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19

NASHVILLE, January Box President Jackson ls IN
town this week, attending tie trial OF three o his ne
groes charged with killing negro man belonging TO
Sokrly DoneIsun Esq We saw the Ex-ircSd"mt nj,
the Courthouse, yesterday, very busy IN giving drec-
tons 10 his counsel, in his own emphatic manner lie
looks as wei! rs he did five years ago.-Baan'r.
Fbruary Gen Jacksnn's three n"gt"es charged
with killing negro belonging 10 Slnk"'y DoneIs"n,
Esq who were on trial during the mast of last week,
were on Saturday. acquitted by The Jury The defence
was most ably conducted by Sir Fletcher. Mr. Burton,
aud The Mrssrs Ewing The prosecution was also ally
and ingen"usly managed by the States Attorney, MI
Trimbe H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19

NAM + 6 RAMSEY, at WM W. ROBI>s"> Il
W Co 5 old stand and next du"r below Mrs>r>.
WILLIAMS * SLATER's, would iuurm the 'I'iz' - y!
Richmond and persons from the Country that r has ''
ken this stand for the purpose 81 continuing ia" Gl
nary ard Gtucpr, business and hopes The ui
" lIiam W Robinson d Co will not i"'sakr the Cd
stand as there will be means hfI uGtrmd l." CIV" sa
,;sfacIon any person who may feel disposed 10 pa
trunrsr hun
WIN T.. r still c0ni!nurs 10 rent Bailey Nil,
which will enable him 10 keep constantly on hand irsh
ground Meal which h. " i'll SO" by ia. qnanli'y 81 i've
bushr4 more at the CITY mills wh"lrsa'r prices ara
for less quantity than hVr bushels. At Granary pficts
All articles in the Gonay line kept constantly on hand,
toIpi her with n choice selection oi Family Gr"crncsj
all of which will be sold ora small profit
FtbrnhrY > ~ -w3M
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Pormentrr, ". b }

So Mr. Parmente wanted l0 votes 10 secure his cleo
ton
At the trial on The Eth December Parmenier wanted
5l5 votes. here is increase OF BIB votes at TINS
election, compared with the preceding one The scat.
ering by AhoitIonss: who refuse TO sup
poil either of the candidates
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.Nnt,cs Ia LnLnccn PlnnteLE

SOt,cs Ia I0Laccn Pi0nieIS
a IL Tobacco delivered al rrhpr "i The Dero's 0r
"a the Basu intended 10 bp sent To Spabronks Hare
house will be received the same terms us al either Of
the other Warehouses in this city
BURCH & GOODE.
Inspectors al sf0bT0Oks H"''horSc
Iih ls.in CO 2'H2u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19

SALE OF NEGROES -Pursuanitnu decree u Tue
Se3 county court uf Hanover, IN The SUIT n tTrn.
sha " and others against trenshhw. shall sell In tie
hi,hrsl bidder IN HE 21h day o! III" present nGn'h
(F,b a, the late r. sdrncr u joel trCushaw. dc %
the cnun,y Of ianov r. upon a credit al r0rIyr H.,ts
,h;ec valuable Negro W0mer. Tie purchaser Vs.. lie
required To give bond bonds With cpr"Hrd security
WASHINGTON & CRENSlAW,
HENRY POLLARD.
EDWARD J. CRENSHAW.
,;sl (,I,y,g
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New YORK u 5 SESATnR-ThP House Of Assem-.
bly, of New York on Saturday passed Law providing
FIR he election of United Stairs Senator by pint
uC both Houses Of the L"glsaiurr la The Senate
a resolution passed nominating On thrir part. Sa.
trun Bardv the Uni'ed STATES s. na'orO On this re
solution being recrivrd hy the lower House. 1t vas re
frrred To select committee of three. The bill ri the
House referred by the Senate 10 the Committee OF
the Whole.
MAssAcmrSrTrs The third trial f"r the election "f n
member Of Congress IN The Fourth (Nr. ParrIrners)
District. has resGlrd like the two iofmer IN no choice.
The vutr stands:
Brooks. (W) 3I-3
Scattering, OO|
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ayO-PARTNEKSHIP - HuBR,kD X GARu>ENhay
q ! ing fnrn.G connection with Ambrose tn.' r.
(which took effect the st instant, the hu.iHrEs VII
in future be conducted under the firm OF Hubbard Gsrt.
ner X Go.
All persons having claims against The late firm Of Hub.
bard " Gardner wll! please present h"m for PaymeG,
and all those indebted will confer favor by al IL.
settlement Of their respective accounts.
Ian JG E--i2'f
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, supply Of Spring sELp WHEAT. l.r asle By
"A WORKMAN, McGRUDER Il co.
FL 2 s3-S
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mYORUS MULTiCAULiS CUTTINGS IL SILK
lFA WORM EGGS.-50,0G0 Morus Nal icauiI- Ut
urs from rrecs Of 3 to 5 feet high. nj IN 'O
and year old roots, al ~ 9 I" 20 Cts II wO
Silk Worm Eggs of the one and tie" crop varIr'". iof
sale JAS WINS bN.
FebT S3-wIW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19

gyOTOBACCO PLANTERS - Notice sh"rrby g'S'
81 en- 10 the Tnbaccu Planters and Others ~ the South
ern counties in this Stale and in Car0 ma hi may
wish s-ud Tobacco the Redmond market by way
of the Petersburg Rarond that all T"baccn 'ntsndrd 10
be sent Shockn WaehOuse. whether c"nslanrd 10 the
Inspectors Commission Merchants will be taken from
the Depol in this place the Warehouse free II day
age. MOSBf q SHETLAND,
inspectors at Shockg Ear,hoUSe.
Ia, IN Il-v2in
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A number Of

- 2.I ii
10000 0O
80 IDD 40
A number If 2nGUU 90
IL 900 %
Si20n0 - la.UOU NC: &c
Tickets from 81 To $40
,,tsu the lead of oil others selling and paying large
raoiias It ia bot short time y"n kn"%, slHce M soid
Nos II 81 H. whole ticket, the grand capital "i Fir ~
THOUSAND DOLLARS! This pTzr amounted TO
a. FIVE times as much m'nfy as "nyFTt:e Ger S"a W
vvy renter HUr in RichmoHdso seems The Oldest eS
,otl.trd ,ices as lucky more modern ones
Bat another Item 10 Lottery news: l"0 weeks 10 day
from the lime the THOUSAND was s"io MIS- ~ 3D.
capital nf FORTY THOUSAND, vas sold and pad
by lOYT. Even this couuls much larger ihsn any prize
crer sold by any veneer now IN Richmond
Il is we'll known by all, thai HOITS luck IN MS old
office Inch he driven from the night OF The 2'lh
Dec ny ire far surpassed that q" any other vender IN
America On the ls day Of Jan y, 81, he commenced
in n new one and started on a DOG trot, selling and
payug prizes and he has BEER al ever since Larger
przps have been sold loYrs this year. as well as iss
than al any other office in Richmond. NJ vendrr IN
chmond except HnrT) say he has sold prize as
Iarrp as FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS. since Jan
Is S}D-so sou the large prizes sold at iofr ::
o whon please direct your ORDERS and, when y"u come
10 Rrchunnd take view ct the runs "i il"y's oiu
stand aud from that point you can't help but see where
his new office is and Tint the place to apply Tor cap'ai
prizes witiIunt cnquiring for any other office
EcJruGru ed $50 90 lnett-Iickris SlU-lertihcate
Of d Package Of whole tickets Sll0-haves S1O-qnar.
ers SD. -.
|. FrJruav0M $50 0OO-Tickrts $!0-Cerfcate OF
Package Of whole tickets $3.50 halves STD quarters
S}2 80. ....., 10000
F,brnnyv lGh -HOYT'S FAvORITE, S50000-
Tickets SiO-Ccrifcn;e Of Package Of whol,s Sl2O-
halves SG0-qnnTters $50.
F,brnnry 2;M $40 0OO-Tckes ;Slo-Cerlifcaie Of
package Of Whole tickets $l40-haIyes $7o-quarteTs
So,
/ n, Please address,
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alGAh'S
Exchange and Lottery OMce.

BHOYT'S schemes Tor February are probably more
III brilliant than any heretofore offered
Tie Leading Prizes are as to"0";
S5O,DUO 10
- 2GI IL
10000 Oh
80 IDD 10
number If 2niHO w
IL 900 %
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d Vt IIU1 I, EtfNWOHH, 7 a.
Al the Virginia Lottery Office, vino has sold and is sell
ing and cashng more Capital Prizes Than any vendrr
in the known world.
Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United Stntes
bv mail or o,be wise enclosing cash prize Tickets
thankfully received and executed by return mail, with
lne same prompt Alteration personal npPica'ion aud
the result (When reqnesteG) immediately after the
GrlwinG-if addressed to ID NJ. lOfI.
Jan u Ill
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The Edinburgh Chamber Of Commerce has resolved,
by OF ii 10 B. petition for the repeal Of the
law
a portion of the Inndrners were thrown into q stale
OF considerable alarm. Jan 9th. by the pc Of royal
tiger fiurn the msnaeeIir at Lime house lie was seen
eisurciy marching down the Commercial road IN the
dusk of The evening the pedestrians Of course giving
him plenty Of for his parade, until hr met lar gP
dog which he laid violent paws without cerenio-
ny. Finally. peIceivng a gate oren, he walked IN o
the yard. with TIE body OF the dog which he prncreded
10 drv"u, and while so engaged was secured, with
iulr difficulty.
Lord Durham invited to a public dinner BY The
Town Council of Hull and requested 10 The day
In his answer to the Hon George Crook ma n ma or of
tinll published in the Hu Rockngham he declares his
INABILITY do so before the meeting ri Parliament, Tor
the reason that he closely engaged preparing 4
ending full esen,aon of the past and pre-
sent of their unhappy condition., and the suggestion Of
plan for their future government
(tr0m the Sanday OjSerrcr
We undf rstand that the radicals of London are en-.
gagged in dividing the metropolis into DISTRICTS for the
purpose nf getting up a simultaneous and active and
political agIlaon IN all Parts OF 1t. One or OF
their popular orators TO be appointed aritae
in each Of The districts until the day appointed for pre-
sen,irg the Peoples charter Parans mt shall arrive.
and then is INTENDED that the seventy eighty dele
gates asssmb. in Lnnion from the radical asspcia.
linns from all parts Of the country shall be follow.
ed down the houses Of PsrIam.rla by Of The
gr.a,es, dssenhagrs ri ihe working classes known
IN London The radicals confidently calculate that the
.Genonslrati,.n they will be able 10 make this
casinn will make deep and permanent impression on
both branches of the Legislature respecting the union
which exists among The lower classes, and their de
termination 10 obtain what they conceive 10 be their
rights
The Queen was expected TO arrive in London on the
OH 70. the remainder Of the season-havng been alb
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