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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
STATE OF VERMONT


NNTHEREAs, David ~. Cunp and Rufus Stew
Wv art Of Derby in said County of Orleans have
preferred their bill in Chancery 10 the Supreme
Court next 10 he holden nj lrasbuig Oh IN the County
and State aforesaid, Ihe ninth Tuesday next
tIllnwing the fourth Tuesday in January, a. ID.
$780, rs Court ofChuncery, wherein the Orators
stato that on the 18TH day Of October, A. b. 1889,
they executed their decd ofbargan and sale, for
valuable consideration Ihsrcn expressed, To ona
Nancy Brown, then Of said Derby, nveyiug To-
Ior one acre of land and the appurtenances thereto
belonging, being The Same land conveyed to the
Orators by John Linsey, by deed bearing date
tho 47th st March 1892; aad on the same 12ih day
OF October 1899, the above named John Ltslsey
was indebted To- The OaloTs in the sum ofor $2lI-
81, specified in two rrnmissory notes, both bearing
date the 18th October 1899 orc for SI0O, payablQ
IN good saleabc neat stock ~ one year FIRM the
date, The other for the Of $ll }5 cents paya-
bic in good salo7tlG neat stock in one wear or in
cash IN two years from the date Of said note and
both on interest and for the securing the payment
Of said notes. the sad Nancy executed TO the Ora
tots mortgage decd 0f the above described prem
ises with a condition thereto annexed, that il said
notes were paid according 10 the tenor Of them said
mortgage deed 20 be void, otherwise 10 DO and re-
main in full force and virtue to CONVOY ilte premises
THAT on or about the 10Th day OF December next
following, the deed which the Orators executed To
The said Nancy above described, and before the
SAID Nancy had procured the same to be recorded
was accidentally CONSUMED BY hIc; and 10 supuly
the loss Of which, the said Orators executed nnoth.
er deed of the premises 10 the said Nancy, which
Ought 10 nave borne date tie 9Th OF October 1852,
as was not intended by the parties thereto that il
should operate to release in any wise discharge
said mortgage, bnt through mistake the same beaIs
date the 10Th OF December 1889; The prayer OF the
bill Is, that the said Nancy ard all others claiming
BY or under her be erjolned from using or improv9
ing the deed of the Orators to the said Nancy of
ibe 18TH OF December 1882 in any Court of law to
defeat the mortgage deed Of the said Nancy to The
said Orators OF the 18th October 1899 and
also for the ascertanng the amount due upon
said mortgage and the appointment offs short day
IN which the said Nancy shall pay the same 10 the
Orators, and in default thereof, she and all others
claiming by or under her shall be foreessed of alt
equity Of redemption in the premises and said deed
be discharged ftom the operation Of the condition
thereto annexed.
Signed by STEPHEN ROYCE,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

RetigiOus Excitement IN Cineinnots.- Since the
early part OF December, the Rev. J. N. Mafhtt has
tie delivers four or five sermons in each week. and
the chapel of the largest buildings of the kind
in the West, is uniformly filled to overflowing by
the crowds who flock 10 hear him. We are inform
ed that about 100 persons have been added 10 the
Methodist church of this city, since the time of Nj
MaiTi,,'s arrival among us.-Cin. ChrOn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
BRIGHTON MARKET-Jap. ".
Reported for The Ynnkco Farmer

Al market, 344 BeefCntio lDo5 Sheep
PRIcEs-Bcei Caitle-Pr;ees obtained last week
for like quality We're fully sustained Il few bet
ter cattle were Il. market, and higher prices wee
obtained, We quote first quality SO 80 "a 6 10;
second SO 90 Is 80; third So 90 a 70
Baroug caite-Mcss $50. No ] So
Cows and Colves-Wc notice "A few snles-S25
D, -, and %.
Shoep-Lots w,re sold nj S2,75, s., $50. 81.
aud lot Of fine UeihcrS at s..
Swine-None at Market. excent a few from The
neghhorhood.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
q,,r,udnge 10 q Duel. Ii will probably be re.

4DnrenGnce 10 q DUET II VIII pTODHLiy DC 'e'
collected that duel took place near TaIlahas-
see. between Gen L, Read an.; MIR Alliston, in
which the Inter wos killed. We learn from the
Brunswick Geo. Advocate of the l4!h inst. tInt
ON the 5th inst. the General and Mr. WINS All
ston brother OF the deceased met IN thesh'ning
thai an ARRAY took place between them, in which
MIR A. discharged two pistols at Gen. K. the ball
Of one of which passed through his side, ana
then attacked and cut him severely with a oo"'e
knife. Cen r. was alive at the last accounts,
and expected to survive. How deligAii!un, Ihls
'chivary' state of society. where You XIII 1 que
day and are killed the next.-BdH"'o'e u
riot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
Signed by STEPHEN ROYCE,
one Of the Chanccllors of said Couri.

A. having been made TO appear, that the defend.
i ant aforesaid resides without this STATE. and
cannot probably be served with ordinary process,
is therefore ordered; That the Orators cause the
substance Of this hill, together with this ordpr 10
edoniau, newspaper printed at St. Johnsbury, in
this State; the last of which publication to be at
least six weeks previous To the term session Of
the Court to which said bill Is made returnabe-
And such publication will be deemed sufficient
notice tn said defendant to appear and make answer
TO said bill. Given under my hand AZ Irasbureh in
& County OF Orleans this 20th day of January
<. ID. 1870. Signed.
100 STEPHEN ROYCE. Chanceflor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

Fatal .1GrGy al Canton, Nissan afliny OF a
fatal nature occurred few days since at Canton
Miss. between L. C. upper, and Duvu c.
Cooke TWO young lawyers of that place which
resulted in the death of the hitter. Tho cause
of the quarrel was as follows; Topper while on
visit to llnrodsburg Springs Ky. last sum-
MGR paid his addresses to young lady in thar
vicinity and was accepted. 4 few days before
the marriage was TO take place, Cooke who was
also on visit to the neghborhood, stated TO the
young luty's friends that he knew Tupper well,
that he was dshonornble, had gamhled and
would not pay his debts. This report blocked
Tuppers "anct and The marriage was broken up.
On meeting at The square in Canton, after IIav-
ing returned home, Topper made attack mp
on Cook, at Il clos distance they discharged sew.
erai pistols without effect--lhey then c!inched
and heat each other over the head with their
pistols until the bysgnders inlerlcred and sep
ara'ed them. Mr. Cooke was making for his of
tice few steps from the spot where the separ
alton tonk place, when Upper rushed upon him
shot him through the ABDOMEN and he fell dead
without groan.
A brother of Mr. Cook discharged n pistol a,
Mr. Topper which carried away Il part OF one Of
his ears. The latter has fed, fearing the resent
ment OF Cookies brother ana friends. Topper
is IL native of Vermont Cooke was formerly
from Kentucky.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

The person who took Lady's Book from tho
mouse o. Mr. John Rowland, week before last, can
py toIore"g H. say the subscriber the trouble Of
asking iort ina different manner a npord 10 thc
l0iss is sufficient. G. ABBOT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
From The 81 JoSeph's Times, ofJan. 8.
Melancholy ShiPyyFC CIl---
LOSS OF LIFE RInOD ETnTyNrDC r.,

By advlces from Apaluchcola, we; learn the
distressing news ot tie failure of The Blood
Hound SpcculaiiOn.--One OF Il party of gentle
men on Il sailing excursion below that town and
who discovered Il vessel aground on the Beach
near Dog Island, writes to us as follows: On
approaching The wreck our ears were stunned 10y
the most appalling md Internal sounds that ever
broke upon the quiet Of the sea- while our sym
pathies were al the same moment enlisted on dis
covering half furnished human figure, waving
from the mast head gnal Of distress. On a
nearer examination it, proved TO he the
Schooner TERRIBLE from Havana, with Blood
Hounds 10 the Government. The individual
aot we recognized rs the agent who had been
entrusted with the execution of this dangerous
and novel order. He explained TO us as dis.
tlnctly as he could, though hoarse aud scarce
~ Ineligible from great thirst the cutIses of the
wreck and his truly critical position The
bIoodhoundS after leaving port were turned loose
upon deck and seemed very manageable and
pacific as lambs, until having occasion to bleed
one Of the sick sailors, they became furious at
the sight aud smell Of blood, and Immediately
rose upon the crew, killing and eaiin. them with
the most ioracious nppetites. The agent sur.
rounded hy few faithful Pointers, which he
haR purchased iOr his private use, offered n re-
treat to the foremost, which he climbed with
difficulty remaining there under great anxiety
of mind, as well as OF thirst and hunger, for TWO
days previous to opportune arrival. The
ting qualities of human blood, and the want OF
water exhibited the most extravagant signs of
lIydrophohia, and were yelling and fighting in
the mos, fond like manner. Running the boat
alongside, by the aid of roAps and spars, The un.
fortunate Gnsianee was rescued from apparently
inevitable death. Before descending into The
boat, he looked nnxiously around for his Point
ers. Neatly picked bones answering in size &,
number 10 those devoted quadrupeds were all
thai remained of them. Our boat returned safe.
" to this place (ApaIachicoa.) The Hounds it
has since heen ascertained, jumped overheard
and nre al drowned, about Two hundred OF their
number having floated ashore on Dog island.
The schooner has gone TO pieces in the late blow
and not Il spar left to tell the tale-ihIs adding
another abortion to this abortive war;
The above we take to be a bnrlesque upon
the scheme of our Government of sending to
Cuba for Blood Hounds to hunt the Seminole
Indians. From later paper, Tallahassee Star,
OF the oh instant, we learn the following facts,
Col. Fitzpatrick arrived on Thursday at St.
Marks, irom Cuht with thir,y.three Blooi
Hounds aud six Spaniards their trainers and
keepers. 1t these hounds ATE put inlo service
we have more confidence in The speedy close Of
the Seminole NVar than ever before. We should
like to see This Clique of Dogs. 1t mus, he bm.
iy crowd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

o. \ large fire occurred in New York last week.
The New York Star says, that the loss cannot be
les than two millions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

Something WrOHg. At tie late session Cte
Supreme Court in this town, there were thr-
teen applications Tor sovercring the bonds of
malrnony, and nine of them granted. This
number we believe ia not TIN unusual one. What
does it meaU! All women are not Roman
martrons. Such WAS their character, thar it
stands recorded TO their eternal honor, that not a
single divorce stained the marriage covenants of
Rome for more than five hundred years after
The dry ct RomuIus. How different, il, This age
of refinement and civilization! The contrast,
how grenL!-S. .4Lbnns .NesseMger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

The Jacksonville (F".) Advocate, of the 7th
says there was figIr nj Occnn Pond on the 18Th
ulI, between Cap. Mason's company and ho.
dy OF about twenty ln,!iuns.-Fwo OF the latter
were seen TO fall, but whether they rise again or
not Is uncertain. We strongly suspect however,
TINT they played poSsun.' If all the Indians
who have been seen 10 fali' since the Flori,ia
WAY was commenced, had stayed killed. there
would.nut now be red man il ali The peninsula
Of everglades.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
l95 AIRS

In Rycgore, Jan. 25th, Mrs AzuBAu PERRY,
wife Of DR. Elijah Perry, aged 81 years-in he
last hours she was cheerful and resigned, end said
that she afraid of death. and died in hopes
of glorious Immortality beyond The grave. CoMm
In Hartford, Conn OH ut, J Aikens, aged 80.
In Eaton, L. c, IL uit. Capt Hannah Hall, aged
81 years, IL months.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

FIRE in .Sheldon.-We learn that the dwelling
house of John a. Fitch, Esq, was destroyed
by fire, on Monday morning the 2lth INST. we
understand TINT the fire originated from stove
pipe in the chamber. Be ati,nonished by this
fact. The house was insureh.-lH .4l6ans Mes
senger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

WeiI Done. A resolution was offered Il few
weeks ngo in the Kentucky Legislature, that The
Governor should order II national salute TO he
fired OH the 9Th day of JANUARY in conimem'
Grafton Ofthe battle of New Orleans. The res
oluiion was passed with this interesting amend
ment-"Resolved, That the old Cannon cap
tured from the British on the 9th OF October,
1913, at the Thames, by Gen. WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON, and his brave cnmpan'
ions in arms, be alone used by his Excelleney
in firing the foregoing salute
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04

The Locoioco papers may be savage they
please IN their assaults upon Gen. Harrison. Old
Tippecanoe is used TO whipping savages.
Harrison and Tyler, when ii has power to frigh,en
two such deadly enemies Van Buren, and Cal
houn into a coalition
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-04
ga a AG .A4Es8a

In Ryegaie. Jan. %. Nh JouS Scorr, Of l.. c.
to Miss EMrLiNE WHITTcER, of Il.
In Tunhridge, Mr. Samuel Il. Norris, of Hard
wick, and Mss Sarah Ann Forum, of II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15

THRUST SALE PROPERTY.By virtue of deed OF trust,
subscriber by Stephen Cooke for certain pu
therein named deed the eSh day of Nor
i duly recorded in the Clerks office OF Cumberland
County will offer for sale at Cumberland Courthouse on MoA
iY the 9th February ibcing Cumberland Court
public auction tor cash. III. following property named ID
said deed that about 500 Of land lying on the
Davenport road which said Cooke rside-h an
excellent farming aHatu DISC the following slaves Ncfrt,
Maurice and Martha ch OF said property will satisfy
the sum Of about 200 The title this unsueston
abe-though acting trustee will convey the TUE rs sch only
HEZ, FORD, Trustee
James S-Waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15
Tsrms OF the Richmond Enquirer.
L published times rces during the session
and rsek during the rest Of TIC year.

n,aire- Is published s-ec rek during tas session
81 ~ Jgirtars rset during the rest 81 tse year
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Isrs per dsrr- aud Three Dollars for six months,
advance se,a 81 u. eses 9" ren!ed ny MAIL posi-
. s = ,n> may lie reunited nIai. in good aud
srt.ol' 1i no, g. re :" lsri,e :ossase Of a single letter
ii ~, 70 The writer II Is The accumulation OF
n an offensive business, which operates As Ser'ons tax
rars. WI pay Tor nine papers annually, shall" have Tie
'1t descriptions shall hereaiie. he considered incurred
a., II advance, and Tor years pahcatinn unless .peeas
tA il e. ahd paid Tor IN advance if 'i'' shorter
S "' "i,.n 80 ordered. -.
@ So yon shalt be sent to the order Of any new and una
~ subscriber, unless paid for IN advance, or saac.a! re-
E be- made 10 and accessible person IN regard TO
w. his aynen nut, ~ case o. an "tSs o i pun
,y,n ,.t conditions, single number ma! he sen con-
So. Il accompanied b., a cnps OF tins rcgnaton.
ns a1mcs at ali subscribers whse ability 70 pay n'W
10 the putl,her and VII" may rtniain Indebted on open
Mas due hal be erased from Tie iist Of s'serhcr
s.S~'s Resolutions Of te Eiorirl Coarcs',9H q "a
Rr.olu ons q! the results oi me COZ. !"
I sT,r,r,Cnce al the Editorial Copsof Virginia
ST. ARE assembled ;, Richmond on 'hc l', 1a'HaiS ie,
recommend an, our own - reeuife an ,i:s>-
as"g.nc- isul s'NrEii p ~" -, 80 ," hoe
~ @ ~ an abuse OF tho Credit ssa than the Editors ."
aes 1r rra, di,say s"n III, ~ NE ,ii,,Sn Of S
Y, have Nccn induced 10 continue several
"a our course The OF every subscriber, wh"
Y" & raaen viii positively be stricken Oh from oaE roll
one"'e%sS.s: s! our Sr " Anv sS$is
,al That /, recommended 10 the Editors OF Newsrl
s. tIe Co.n,,uw eaih publish 4. The head Of their
r rats cr advertising, and that they strictly adhere 10
, MA tbs" prices be always such, Is 10 give u Ia"
,oI' a''" - R.scinfiaa II u, Eftoria Contention.
m ,grs ii lines OF less, irsi insertion, . cents; lo'
aa ttgrcc mus; be accompanied with the advance
,,.t..-, references, Ia ln>'f- cNscuioii
r., ~ who's. az mas amount 10 $50 per annnm
H. au,in .: - per cont; aud 10 $50 of pc: cent
a' o.a aud .Ua,a-rs FROM The .1antry Whenever
ojer,;ins i u"Saown II i,s Office must be an ,i
Il IN. rndr,iou the Postmaster N Tho neig!hnrhe"i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15

4, HAMMOCK ACiDEMN.-rhc Exercises Of his insi
IL tuition will resumed the 18th Of January next under ie
Principal, assisted v Nj luck
ne The remarkable raliincs OIL site, coinnodoisIesf OF
buildings, and ssanana selection OF Il. library are aTt'as
been familiar, whilst IL lis highest
the enlarged and varied capacity and zeal {" is
uuriy. from hi; oicia here comparatively
stranger hr trustees feel IN h" ha" e. ~" "lc
and Il The institution express their unqualified assurance a. hc
SIGNAL qualifications the profccn! dis
nInyr nv he different classes at their late cyannan and their
ul .rrdcd conviction that will in future dappaint Just
expectations .,,o
JSD. u. BERNARD
Pr.st Board ef Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15
clNcERI CINCER CANCERI,

CANCER! CANCER! CASCER!!!
nR BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON, oilers his services 10 his
~ friends and Tie public, for the cnre oil THIS ana
Ioo,somc disease Such confidence in his mode Of treat
men charge viii be made unless care be performed
Hi, road leading from ic
mond 10 Ivnchburr bv way Gainesville and buckingham
Courthouse eight miles below the latter place Letters I'd
dressed him Ed!ge T. o. buckingham County, Va pos
paid will meet with prompt attention. - =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15

500 REWARD.
Az AWAY from thu the 18th uF' negro man
Ia EOBhr about years Of : feet 10 nriH
hg srour made dark brown complexion hi face
nr head unI-, his ci wisker-, snw spoken when sn
trn =, have reason believe it he has associated himself
win o or more ,c men, making his way Ia some
of the free States will give hundred dosar- Tor
him ii taken on, Of the Stale twenty dollars and all asuna
l. expenses the Stale, and delivered 10 me-, or secured
in ial 81 him again. - = .,,,-r
Short Pump, la miles Rchmond,) Jan. -, lslo
H., ~ f' sl-agy3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15

puNAY IN JAThee was enm n.smsSr s a. ~ anu
~ hanover .1as on ' ras himself ARCHIE
says he property Of VIM LSs nraaa Mr. Edward AM
derson of Chesterfield County Said negro ~ b,ak .ed
80 years cid when Of said slave is re-
u,escd 10 come forward, prove HE properly pay ~
nm away, or lie whi Dc Gea' IRA L. BoWLES, d. u,
For c. p. GoodaR H. :! n c.
" sl-2awGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15

pCBIIC school. At BURKEFiiIE. PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY Validating engaged the services al Mr. VIM H.
Fcateson BY birth ETlriGn aud has been educated
Contv feel satisfied ccnnmeidn. him the public
,acl,cr Of the English, Iaita and Greek languages.
The school will Commence Oh The !a Dag
of Fl Binary next and end the hi. day Of July The second
session viii the ii day Of august newt, and md on
the 2tEh December 1910.
TyrN. per session. including hard uiton kc payable in al
vance, So
s1q nc prepared in and accommodate EIGHT ten
h-,-d"rs SAMUEL -. EGRkE
Ian !. - 2awi!jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15

ry-u WILLIAM ARMSTEAD administrators de boass Of IN
,ho,y Gardiner, deceased: ,.,
s,R-yuu will please take notice. that shall proceed al lttc
Pymoih in the County King Queen and State nf Nginla
nj The store Of Samuel Tunsia The st dl OF April ncEt ne
tween of O'Clock iii tie forenoon and o'clock IN INC
afternoon Of the the deposition Of Robert VI
Spencer Others he read evidence in suit IN Chance
now dcp ndng the Superior Court of Law ana Chance
" for the County OF James City and City of Williamsburg, III
you adm'r dc 6Unis Of the said Anthony Gardiner
dec are psnti and self of Robert H. Boyd
dec am defendant; which ana place You attend If you
deem il necessary The SAID dispositions arc
moi taken completed day they viii be continued from
yo,r nhedient servant,
GEORGE h CARLTON,
Error 81 Root b. Bond, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15
IiATS, uiTS :, nATSi.,

HATS HATS. :! HATS!:
THE subscriber srae! f past iarnrs, returns ms lihn"s
the of Richmond and the public generally, im i
liberal patronage that received from them; and
would respectfully inform his friends and the public that h" be-
reopcncd Fashionable Hat and Cap Store the h"u.
directly o,pos. Virginia Banks with entire new and fash
iona,e stuck Of Hat from the manufacturer vi those N
want will please c and judy fT themselves and ohlg, tc
oI,.Ji.ut CHARLES JOHNSTON.
CT s1-?aw3w
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGERS OFFICE.
SJ0.G00--S20, 600.
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED ny THE
State CT Maryland.
To err Ye.cr Buildings ne Cay z onH""rs'
Class No. 3 fer Sio To drawn Baltimore Nd, ." "a
turlay I'D oil February, isia. ~
"a drawn Nos. in each package Of 26 Tickets ~
Grand Sc;rmc-I splendid prize o. $4,000, 21DJD, OnoJ
prizes OF a0lD $780, ,ao oo 10 do cf SOL - do % 80
do 800
Tickets only 10 halves ); quarters +: -.
Certificates OF ;G,ak&ss Of IS Whole Tickets $780,
10 dn - Halt q" o..
Do do 1t Quarter 60 y ~.
For Tickets Shares Certificates OF Packages III c above
'''""'' d. : GREGORY 4 TO-, Managers,
Richmond, Va.
m Drawings mnedatel! after they are over 10 all VINO
o'l i -, a. '''''' Sa-2awl22F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15
UOYT,S Lottery and Exchange once,
Richmond, p.r@nia.

a5o. GOC..--s5O. OO0!!---S50, G00M!
yu,yE Oh of February FIFTY THOUSAND Do.atS VIII "
go and Ioyl being the nniy who sells such prizes,
yn orders mus, be directed him. l:oy is by the
q, thn ~ sell tickets In Lotteries and The following SchE!hs
mr ms 6roe he presents for yonr considerations soliciting
yonr orders without delay. ~ aoooo
Lottery authorized by the Hnte q .iHry'n"4.
Glass M. > for lsi0. ,.o
To be lraw At baltimore Nd Saturday, d OF epuas 9o'
ID. s. GREGORY & Co., Manacers:
"A Drawn Nos each package OFFS dickets - ooo !,
Cc,xp SrarMr:-l Splendid Prize Of SLG,OOo do. MIMI
Prize of 5000 do $3.50, Prizes of 1000 dc" 1o 40 o'
; do $40 40 do 500 80 do. a9 $50 do iE, &c. &c, &c.
- 'Tick.ts only sIl-liaIves Stl-Csuarters 81 d.
f,cr,i6ra..s Of Packages Of ~ Whole Tickets SlN
i,n. -, Quarter do - 50
ers far Tickets aud share: and Certificates fasass, ~
The above Splendid scheme, viii receive the most P''' ao
BY addressing u ~ uDyT
fsa ,f1 Rtcamcai. pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-15
HOIT'S Lottery and Exchange ;e ONCE

IIOIr:S Lottery and Exchimse Sihce,
Pa,BuopJ p,r"jnia, Febrnmp, icio.
:, ro,.1 : cnscj liz the State authorities Of Virginia,
ii. IL sell Lottery Tickets and all know, tickets issis
through his hands VI draw prices he STANDS @ ~
thing Therefore, if any man IN tue counS = " O'
lei Kim send forthwith TO Hcyt for ticket ,,,ps ,,
In The course OF this year, the largest class OF fh WIN p
badly be sold by linyt. , ,.;o Io..mru Io,,err viii
be drawn. Highest prize $685., lo'V'' ~ p''~'' y
Tickets $40. -, r;.,.,s u,; ~. se,, IN,
Sl:G for package OF 25 hall q" % ioi apr "
81 80. 800, r %, E,b,,or,,u
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