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New-York tribune., 1841-05-28
RFCAPITUI ALTON or TIE AMOUNT OF SAVINGS WHICH
OUGHT To BE MADE ~ THE CITY EXPENSES

The great and unnecessary expenses of the City Admins
t,atoa AID the consequent oppressive burden OF taxation
which citizens are subjected, principally from
tyo / The ara'y oice-oders Of all d.>e-
tioas who ihroo- every Department; whose services may
cases enrel useless and tAer pay II
s-ayagant proportion the duties performed By thea
, The waseia expenditures in the Aims House de- aln'
in cleaning. paving and repans streets II docks piers and
Sips buildings, and IN public improvements generally
In regard TO The olce-olders under the Corporation
have IN previous article estimated he aggregate salaries
independent the watch department sl5oeo0; and or
this estimate have the authority OF LocoFoco Commit
tee appointed especially make the inquiry Now Ii
suggestions in regard the Sinking Fund adoped:-if
al the real estate and funds belonging the Corpo
ration are converted into money and the proceeds applied
the payment Of the floating permanent deb, OF the City
and II 0n suggestion Of procuring Il the supplies materials
and labor f he use OF the City to be furnished aad per
formed b contract De also adopted II viii follow Ina: at
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

ExrMrrioS OF Household FURNITURE FROM Exrcu-
TloS-Wc regret that this measure has been tempo
rary defeated in the Legislature but under circumstances
which render morally certain the triumph OF this phanhr'-
pic measure The spirit of the age loag be resisted
by the maxms and the prcjudiccs Of barbarism.
We have every respect for the opinions and views of those
who dread the effect of and frankly oppose increasing cnity
Debtors We deem them mistaken, but we know them
honest and meaning do right. But cannot regard
the dsngenuous and unmany of those who processing
disposition aud the unfortunate We; continually rivc
ing the shockes which bind them the earth Thus The
Sun, which processes and anxious solci,ude
the passage OF General Bankur, Law yesterday talked
the grossly absurd proposition before the Legislature,
emprg the future earnings OF debtors from all liability for
,lcir debts Now, how does this proposition differ sub
stance from Bankrupt Law and what kind OF Bankrupt
Law would be which did exempt the future earnings
OF debtors the honest AVID faithful surrender Of all their
property VIVA, could such law, II any such Is possible.
be good for What would it be, do. or siipulatcl
Friends Of the unfortunate! beware OF Treachery.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

for tb cause of City Reform thai commenced the publ
cation Of our remarks in this paper which univcr
alv read and We recommend all such accord with
sentiments On ; subject preserve the files for future re-
ference a, the facts are not of cas- any body and
more especially = they haze been purp'sey my-ticd by
those now in authority Nth view reader full and clear
explanation of then. difficult, if not impossible.
TITLES OF pUBLIC NCTS.
Passed By I'll, Legislature Of the Of r-YorS the Sy
fo4r;h Session ,iercy, leil.
To amend the entitled An authorize the bust
ness @. tanSins,' passed April lS. 1888.
pecting and legal proceeding ~ against bank
ing associations
In relation to foreign practitioners OF medicine.
To authorize the Commissioners OF the Land Office to
grant parts %! lots soldby the State
Further to amend he charter ne Buffalo and Niagara
Fails Railroad Company.
In relation TO the trustees Of the Society Library
For the division and equalization o: the wards Of the city
OF Albany and FOX Other purposes
Further amend IN prevent Illegal voting in the
City Of NewYor, and TO promo:e the cenyen'cnce OF legal
vcters.' passed March 80, 1910.
70 provide special election to be held in the twenty
sixth congressional distric; OF this State.
To aaead the Revised Stautas rea;ing lands belonging
the .coplc OF tins STATE.
Concerning TIE proof OF wills
Respecting the appon;le: RECEIVERS Of moaeyed ins:i-
tons
t. amend cer; ae., in aoa 20 courts held by justices
Of the peace.
Concerning justices courts.
In relation t. the terms o. the supreme Court
Respecting the powers and duties Of the Cana! Board and
the Commissioners ot the Caaal Fund
To promote Agriculture
70 continue ard cxten. the benefits 0: instruction the
blind.
Ia relation the Onondaga and Noaezgma salt springs
Fur.hr 10 amend the act incorporating tie Auburn and
Rochester Ra;l-Road Company
To incorporate the shamrock Benevolent Society in the
cts Of New York
To aa'cn the ac. concerning inc pilots Of the channel
Of the East RIVER commonly called HeIlGete, passed
April l6 1892
To authorize the ap. oiu,raea: OF circuit courts.
o provide funds Tor carrying Ae public works now in
progress
Relative to State Priso.-
Esc ,ir completion Of the State Hal.
To auth,ri1e Ike Circuit Judge al he .- Circuit mold
special terms fc hearing and deciding certain
rl,ed business
Ra,ariDr 10 IT,. ;. abiitv o.: Commissioners Of High
was,
In relation to certain tribes of Indians
To amend the aet 70 reduce the expense q: oreclo,ns
mortgages in The Court OF Chancery passed May a. 1910
To regulate the accounts between certain lad belonging
to the STATE
To amend % much OF par second OF chapter I've Of the
Revised Statutes a relate. 70 attachments against noa-re.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

70 An alteration took place on the race course sk
,s. on the 17.h between Benz Aues, the prOpne:ar, y
Nh Daniel Brady during winch the latter was s'aSsi,
severely that tie .ied in about an hour Mr. A'"e ms -
examined, and held to bail IN the sum Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

u,a1s i. our sole Agent for Providence R. l. and VI
y ~, i n,c,ared o supply all orders
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28
By this Mornings Southern Nail.

n fire broke on, in New-orleans on the lS'i ava :.
-, .,....t d,..'l;,y h-,,,e. Loss $1,000
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

FROM NV GEENApA.-Lcttcr> from New Grenada To-,
5,h OF March say that Gea. o5ando has taken P0paya.
will. probably, raise the proyince Of Canca IL hi, favor
march on to Bogo,a Col. Gonzlca was defeated il So.
70. and ms men have formed Guerilas in the mosai,
which annoy the Government troops exceedingly Cora
had no, vet been able ,otorma quorum President Maze
goes out OF ~iicc on the Let Of April and ii quorum
not formed before that the Republic would be "ihos,
President The whole coa,ry is in extreme confusion.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

YucArAv-Sunlay the 10th inst, day dc,sas.
bv the General Congress Of iucaan 10 declare the abo
independence o! thu: Proyince from the Goyernaes;
Mexico, and plemulsa;e is constitution
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

For the Report of GLESrwOFTHs trial see first page
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

10 In Erying Mass. the dwelling house OF Mrs. LIZ
tia Whiting was barred the 18Th Loss, Sl509.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28
T He TRIB Q n 3.
Nrw.YoRK FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %, lo4l.

,.-.a,,, the .oe A.est of this paper Tor New"
u Mr. D. G. Ala5nihI H. takes a. number Of The Tribune by
hs s .a,s., i So . and may rely an Tsss
! No :, p,uc,ualy BY leav ing their name ''' l''
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

~ Clark BHyn. haad board canal beat
drowned last week IN lock near Ncw-liar''ord' Ca
county
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

70 The dwelling house of Mr.. S. Founders. near we.
chester, Pa was broken open and robbed OF 1865 few
DAYS since
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

u colorcd man killed by lightning IL Bedford,
rear Brooklyn on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

IS Mr. DAVID Seorr received payment III full of his
masters Wednesday Cor his five day. Efficient service BY
the defeat OF the Batavia and Buffalo Railroad BILL 1t was
laid on the ,able5S 81. This worthy voted to
defeat the General Election Bill irl;ea he had dgself
ported he voted frs; against repeal OF The Slavery law.
bur fancy sober second thought that tins would
not do Gcnesec he jumped Jim Crow and had his vote
recorded in the Affirmative VS. there such IIar
l..
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

The Philadelphia Home Missionary Soc.ey.-The An
nversar OF this Society celebrated Philadelphia on
Wednesday evening The receipts of the Society for the
year have been 50 5o an Increase OF on those Of the
preceding The amount in the Treasury is 1874 and the
Liabilities s992
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

~ The asen, OF the State Prison Auburn gives notice
that he will pay three dollars bushol silk
good quality, delivered the prison. he is going largely
the silk business employing the labor couyc,s.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

o Com. STEWART has replied his nomination TO the
Presidency by the Old Ironsde Club of Philadelphia. He
accepts it, ard himself Democrat OF the Jefferson
ian and jackson Schoo
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

The Presiacst-Leers received Yesterday from Mon
srca dated the ed, said tina; Captain Dunn timber
ship, arrived Quebec from Liverpool saw the President
making for the Azores when he, Captain Dunn,
three days from his port Montreal papers of the a4h and
Quebec papers Q: the 22i make mention of,his.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

70 Tn Pusiness Convention assembled a, Harrisburg
Pa on TUESDAY Cen ML1yR OF Cumberland Co. wa
chosen President. Committee Of aine was appointed t
Graft re>ou,iors.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

u The Cincinnati Chapyyr OF Commerce ksvc ades,ed
Memorial in aycr of n National Bank
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

NATHANIEL r Wits has accepted IN inyi,aon % d
liver Poem before the Linoniaa Society OF Yale Colee
i,s approaching Anniversary.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

70 \ Washington Temperance Benevolent So.ie;y' has
been formed in Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1841-05-28

Yong .Nens Bile Soclety.-Ths Association held its
anniversary at Philadelphia TUESDAY evening Since lis
reorganization, in February, 1870 the icty has dbu-
ted $50 Bibles and 2o73 Tcs,aments through the State
The '@ta receipts during the time have been $685.
of this ao0e has been paid into the Treasury Of the
Pennsylvania Bible Society of which this auxiliary
over $1,000 has been expended and about 5000 remains on
hand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
lkrnu, The GML,.l

THE TEA AND COFFEE TAN.
Some tricky Federal parlizin, who wants to excuse
his party. and possibly himself, from the odnm of i'm
posing a tax on tea ard coffee, sends the Richmond
Wing the following account of The matter:
"Ihcrc was one f;ature in which the bill was par
ilcularlv Objectionable TO most OF the Wings VIZ the
tax on lea and coffee. The Wing members held a
caucu. on this subject at which large majority de-
crm;ned that tea and coffee should be exempt from
taxation. Accordingly, when the bill was under con-
s;dcration in the Committee OF the Whalr, Mr. Law
renee of Pennsy lvana, prominent wing mem
Der, moved 10 amend the bill by adding tea and COT
fee 10 the list of free articles. Before the question
could be taken on the proposition, Mr.. Clifford, of
Maine, leading Loco Foco, and ready parliament
iary accian (having been speaker oil one branch OF
he Legislature of Mane,) Immediately moved to amend
the amendment OF Mr. Lawrence, b. adding to tea and
coffee, sugar molasses and salt The whole Loco
Foco party then united with Mr.. {. in voting for the
amendment TO tile amendment, and, in conjunction with
such Of the ultra antarf Wings as wished tea and
coffee 10 be taxed, carried the amendment The Wings
thus placed in very awkward predcament, from
which they, in vain, attempted TO exrcale themselves
Winthrop OF Boston, called for division OF the qnes
ton, The amendment amended, so as to present
the question separately, but the Char very promptly
decided that the vote of the committee having joined
them together the Chair could not put them asunder.
The Wing party were thus compelled either to vote for
the entire proposition, or 10 vote the whole down I'M
der these circumstances they could not hesitate 10 reject
it entirely. And thus it TO pass that By dex-
ferrous Of the Locos tea and coffee to be
taxed
King James. when persuaded 20 sit in judgment in
the Court oil the Kings Bench, at Westminster, was
correct in the opinion that it mol for the che
story the other side, there would be difficulty in
hanging the nation" And the writer in the Wing
would have immortazed himself and saved his party
from censure, at the expense Of MIR. Clifford, had not
the facts of the been such TO convict him OF
gross error.
A. this however is matter 10 be decided BY the re.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
Ju!y27

JIRGiSIA.-IS CH.ScrRr-At Rules held in Clerk. OF.
flee Of the Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancrry
County, the Court house thereof Monday the 9Th
day Of July 1911:
William Shelton, Mnr, surviving Executor of Shelton
deceased, Plaintiff
against
Franklin Shelton, Jesse Shelton, William Shelton and
Shelton, William Crawnrd - Dckcrson and wife and chill
dfen Landon Farra Wharton and his wife Lucinda Sa-
muel and Cough Farar, William Leake, James, William and
John Gruhbs, aud other Defendants
The said Defendants above nam.d having entered their
appearance and given security according
Of this court and appearing from satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants of this StaieOn the plain
t by his Attorney IL is ordered. That said ,fendanrs
franklin Shelton Jesse Shelton, William shron
william Crawford, Dckerson and children
Landon Farrar. Wharton and his wife Lucinda Samuel
and Clonrh fasrar, William Leake, James, William
bb do appear before the Judge Of Superior
Court Of Law and Chanccy fnr Louisa county
house the frs, day Of September next the
hill Of the plaintiff and that copy of This order
serted IN printed in the city Of Richmond
two months successfully and posted the front OF the
Courthouse Of this county some Court day.
Copy-Tests,
JOIN HUNTER, c. C.
jay H-way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE Trustees happy appze the public that this Int
iian Is in prosperous condition The number of
dents during the which has just terminated conse.
raby larger than that u previous sessionand the cxla-
ton in high degree satisfactory.
The VIII the LIST day of September
and close the h day of July following. An examination
The of five months
VIII he granted until the Whale period of
No scoar viii he received for shorter period than
unnils will deduction be made except
tracled sickness. arrangements for tic Of
borders have been greatly excluded ard improved
This In'utuG conducted by Rev. WIN. = White, who
assisted by ladies of the highest intellectual and
dowments.
The terms for period If five months are as follows:
Boad including every PERSONAL accommodation, SEQ OF
instruction in al the branches Of tho,uu I'll English course
including Botany, Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural, nte-c-
iual and Moral Philosophy, &c, Is 20
The Latin Greek and French languages and Geometry IL %
Music, ncudn. thr OF Instruments, IL Gl
Painting and Drawing, %
Great promptude hond be observed in entering the Isl
September Of February. The occasions
serious the teacher and pupil Fo
additional address tpost paid Rev W.
or either Of the subscribers, Charlottesville.
JOHN H. JONES,
WM. 4. BIBB,
l.. X. WATSON, u
J. ". SAUNDERS. iFastfes.
J. w. GOSS,
IRA GARRETT
July - n3-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
LANES RIVER LAND For SALE.

y T.T ' IT
ry,E subscriber sell his Real Estate in the county OF
Amherst II consists oi three Plantations: White Cotaee-
This Estate situated Immediately opposite the lower end oi
The Of Iyncibns, and than mile distant y
contains ihiu 500 5n OF which cleared,
uf ali cleared land i, well set III
clover about 80 and IN high state OF Improvement
The improvements are good Boin.'s Crerk ms Estate i
.aTird hest judges Of property 10 be- inferior 10 none
River II contains 80 Isl IT which ARE low grounds
and ich land; all tr latter j. Ia woods except abont.D
acres; most Of The land land RIVER
vewThs is also nr Plantations containing about 500
Of which low grounds of good qualify There
III cleared land nclutins grounds about 25o and a
large portion wood land first tobacco land. THIS
also well sci III clover All the plantations are well
,arrei.
The described plantations have been worked for several
years plantation and under that arrangement
ANY person wishing fine Estate, in healthy reson WI! posi-
bly find il Ia his interest IL examine this.
sc-One fourth Of the purchase money VIII e re-.
CURED of saleand for the residue, credit a"
years eqia ialmrn,s,l will be ctn the pay
nens secured by deed Of trust the property Posses
SION be The end Of The year, with the prvl-
sowing small grain the usual period during The coming
fall. u. >. LANGH6RNE
JnT . S-"sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
POETRY
(E,om The i,r,.!oaia Censor.
., x.t.-r SOME
..MucH rxr pnNA'S, r..rs"

(From the rt,aoaia CsnSoT'/
HARVEST song.
lilo, rouse We lads.-the morning v ",,
u,s s,vent The mist from the stream,
And af,r on the hills, the towering Trees
Are tint with days first beam.
The stars are gcnc-the niehi mas spc"'
And In. lark has hailed The day;
Arouse We, then. while the morn 10 ieu-
AWAY to The tields-away.
To MS no music sounds more sweet ,,...
'rhau the sharpening clang oi the c!We'
And echoin. hs with giadncss greet
The song Of the reaper billie. g.,
Hoy pl.asant 10 follow, with rake IN manu.
The mowers devious way,
And scatter abroad with liahtsome wand,
The green and periu.ned hay.
LET the soldier exi!t in the pomp Of war,
The king in his serf throned naii'
The ireeborn farmer Is happier ,a'
Than kings, and lords, anu All
His are no fields with carnage req,
And drenched with blood OF the SIAM
Rut hills and wales DER which Is spread
4 harves, of waving grain
The summer sun, o.er valley and PLAIN,
Has shed his genial ray,
Till smiling acres nf golden gram
Avail, the harvest day:
And into their borders we WI! noi iai
To carry the war ITO the knite,
And eager too, arc the cradle and hiii
10 br welded in bloodess strife.
Then nm. and away. while The diamond dew
Bespangles the bending corn;
And caily we labor, the while we WOO
The bracins breath Of morn
And under the shade of the beeches green
Wen rest n noon of day:
uurrah, 70, Nh. sickle and scythc so keen, , -
Away To the fields away. r' - .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
Aug. 6
w. Archer Graduate Of tie u. s. H. .ieademH "
Point apd Mrs .7rehers

ava 81 L' oiA ioo-'' H'' .,.,gItS
sthE, DOORS EA'I W ,.n,lgr pl1
THlS Institution has been in operation, WIN
age, for more than year, 10 one Of the ino'' f''
healthy locations in the city Of Baltimore - ALT.
The plan OF instruction embraces all the br1nenes ,
finished education, the Modern Languages .lr5
FRENCH are strictly attended The fashoname sf
ment- are taught by the most approved Instructor
Chemistry are delivered Ia the young ladies' oy On nj.
Of the University Of Md wal! the advantage oil ''
plcte apparatus. $50, Z,
The scholastic year commences the hrst hona's
beI and terminates the third Monday III Jul! i0o"
Terms a follows: eN-l
Boardin. and English tuition per aHnuni, , -,
Modern Languages talso Latin and Creek each pei :
annum.
Music and Dancing Al Professors prices 10
Drawing and Pa;ntn., per quarter, .ry 90
R.tereaees-Major Gen. Winfield Scott, 7. >; o. cox
Davies, l. L. D., Rev. Z. w. Gilbert President n, IN:
Rev. J. Davis, Washington city, the Rev. Dr. "'-''
Rev. DR.. Johns Baltimore city. a-w'
July Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
THO. Il. JOYNrS, {
Jnlv %

~ dANtERY.-vIaGINIa:-at Rules held ''t''
Office Of the Circuit superior Count of Law aud thahtt
King William county, the 9Th day oi july, ISL:
Mary Fox ENccufa and Devsee of Jane, FoN, deceased
against f,ilRNf
nrewy Fox, William u. Armstron. and Mary his w, ssi
4. Epes Mary Fox Joseph y. Moore and Jcn g. Nooe
dren Of Temple C. Moore, John " Fox, Joseph H. Fu' .
r. Fax Mary f.. Foy Eichard A. Fox Sarah \. FoN ~ =
Cooke and Elizabeth his wifi, John b. Fox James H. ~.
+. Gardiner and Elizabeth his wife, Elias c. Pray and h
\. wifr, and Robert Fox, D.l,ui4ti,
The defendants, William D. Armstrong, having saierri
appearance, and security, according the net ~
and the rules Of Court; and appearing rs satisfactory
dence that he is inlabtant Of this country, I '0
That the said defendant do appear here the hrs NQb'
September next and the bill Of the Plaintiff ana -
Of this order he forthwith inserted newspaper
ishrd IN the city Of Riciluond, for two months succr>
posted a, the front door Of the Court house Of this COUNTY!
Copy-Tcste, .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

Tafnotie Property at Cumberland Cnurt-hoase 7" !"
pY virtue of Deed If Trust executed and u i'e"f,
- Clerks Ollie. Of said county, by Wa. u. Iol'on a
the Subscribers. for purposes therein mentioned ny
csnd, the 9th dry OF September next. tumhrut
house, that being cunit day, sell, the highest o.
terms then To be made known, the whole Of the E-a,"
sald deed. consisting Of five hundred and fuy ani or
acres Of land, adjoining half of The public slar
distance fronting the main Buckingham road, upn
i erected comfortable dwelling house and other ,Iia" y
iGGs for the use 81 family, with sinrchonsc near
house. And also grist MILL known by the name :" 1 Fl
Si, containing from fifty 10 eighty acres Of lanf'
house Is large, and well located for good run o cu
TWO pair Of stones machinery, &C., &c lying neh ;i-
house lands aforesaid The subscribers have no dohu
title Ia the property Ia be sold, hr arcordn. 10 c-o
vey only such title vested III them A. Trustees
john DANIEL, T,sres
HENRY IRVING ,.,-
r. s. The land in the advertisement above y sHau" +
markahly health. part uf the STATE, with coei WAFER
supply uf iimber-weli situated for healthy r'rit -
residence for lower country iamiy-and Is eghih
with expense, 10 he converted into public ia's.
residence for mere handIzn., there being no sire y
The subscriber invites the particular attention u ~ F
above valuable Zeal Estate which is n ra.ri mrs +,
Aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

I AND FOR SaLE.-lhe subscriber wishes 10 sell ~ =
- Of Land on which he lives, lying upon Tue VAR
Deep Creek in the upper end Of Powhaan count, coF
abnn 300 acres, and adjoining the lands Of The Eaie y
ol,snn deceased Charles = 1rileha John ". Na.ar-g
TIN. Tact about 100 Of Hat land Deep nm
ring immediately through il, besides many other ia
and number Of excellent springs. This land is vi!u"
j sufficient quantity OF wood land There i cH"'
dwelling house, kitchen smoke house, raI' &c h"uSe ht
and the other usual improvements deem unnc6r,h
nrr, those wishing 10 purchase VIII rs virw tn W.
Ia my absence, my friend Henry Gordon ESQ. VII 'a''
land, and any lie may make VIII meet ny
NA1I. 4. CGEN>H ".
hnr q .--l-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

SUFFERING CURED.-The subscriber having located bi
- Richmond, respectfully offers his services rh ~
are affected with the above disease; and from his e,nn
feels confident of giving perfect satisfaction all who NAV
him call. He may b. found 1t Mr. r. NJ. iarrngop'> onp
Mr. Slrlbin> China Store, Shockoe Hill. l.. g. BRGG$
II. B-Cure warranted in all cases, or no charge.
July 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

WAGONS HARNESS xr-Wa-ons Carts and Drays. will!
w nm asScrrmcn; al Wagon and Gear o every DE-
scripton made rcnentiay, Va and FOR sale al The store
on iii -
Ann
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
ID. Nj. Hoyt & Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office
RICHMOND, Va.
so.vEyJJr.yG .msGr1flcF.NTi.!

ID Flow publish something ric; the way Of Lotteries.
In order that friends distance may he served well
rs those near publish The scheme thus early ne hare
sod ese rorablr SCHEME The purchaser Some Of
nr patrons only this notice in time order immed
acy-so them delay, they splendid fortune.
II 81 ~ prize uf Sil,Nln
~ 81. do. 1900,
Both sold and dashed nj sight by HOYT