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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,

Assembled at Albany, Jan. a, when Luthe: Bra
dish, 1t. Governor, took the chair of the Senate.
Peter Porter, ir., Wing, was elected Speaker OF
the House by 6 majority. Coy Stewards message
is quite long, from which the following facts are
gleaned:
The quantity of Salt manufactured has been n
bout two hundred thousand bushels less and the
1888 ,30I less, than last year. New Springs
have been discovered, which will materially beno.
fit this important branch of trade.
The amount of L oils and Rents collected during
the season of navigation of 1910, $l,775 ,74s
SO, being an increase Of 81 1865 IS, over 1899.
The School Fund amounts to So, 033, 607 95, &
the amount paid out for Common Schools wal
$275010 10
The enlargement Of the Erie Canal is prosecuted
with greM vigor: the amount expended 1887 ,533,
| S32. The commissioners are confident that tn,
COS, will not exceed their estimate of 1889, 1923,
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that his course has not received the sancon OIL me
people. If Harrison shall come to the mark, ana
demand retributiva Justice, he shall have IN thls
ac at least, my humble and hearty cooperation
He had heard so much about amicabLe correspon-
dence that his ,wearied with II. 10
wished that this ''IanG of tho eagle eye should not
crouch to Great Britain in the REIMBURSEMENT
of a single acre of land. He had such American
feelings as he trusted they all hed-such As urged
him to say this correspondence. before the House
NV tho British munster was an warrantable and
unus,ificable attack the rights ofAm"rican cil-
zens. .s ..n .-a...
Mr. Granger said that tho person who is lnvoiv'
cd in This controversy ard soon TO be brought to
his trial in western n. York, was not 10 be denied
the right of impartial trial. which is granted every
one in this country.
When Nc Leod shall be brought to his trial, ne
will have every advantage the law secures to him
and the trial shall be as cool and dispassonate as
trial Of one of our citizens.
If on trial, he shall be found in
nocent, lie will be acquilted---ii proved guilty,
will be condemned; If condemned Will be exc
cnted-hs execution being due TO the suprem
acy of The laws in that state
This act performed II tho British Government
should hastily undertake 10 redress Wis suPPose'
wrong, she will find in Western New York the
same blood that there in 1919, unbought ny
British gold-unbought, and only to be bought by
love orcountry which pervades the people and the
~wholeipeople. He had no fear that the nation
would ever crouch to the British Lion.
She wiN act calmly and dispassionateiy; will exc
cute her laws and when properly executed the
gentleman from Ind lana need not fear that the Gen
eral Government or New York, will quail before
the British Lion.
The question recurring on the.motion 10 refer the
correspondence TO the Committee on Foreign At
fairs and that five thousand extra copies thereof
be printed, was carried
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA Tho Legisia-
ture of Pennsy lvania met OF Tuesday, and in the
Sena:c, Charles b. Penrose, Wing, of Cumberland
was elected Speaker OH the first ballot. In the
House the first ballot, Mr. Breadhead of Nor
thumberand, rece lived 4S votes, and three scatter
ing. There being no election the members pro-
ceeded to n second ballot, when Mr. Flenniken OF
Fayotte, had 48 votes, Mr. Middl esworths "a, and
three scattering. On mo ton the members proceed
ed third ballot, when William A. Crabhe
Wing, of Philadelphia city, received So votes and
was declared to be elected Speaker.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

UTPresident Van Buren, is busily engaged in
making appointments TO ofice-f filing, not only
all present vacancies, but is anticipating vacancies
which will occur by limitation after he will have
become plain Martin Van Buren,, by the will of I'll"
people. He seems to be desrous of rewarding as
many Of his friends possible, and very anx-
ious TO do it, that he goes beyond his power, and
assumes official authority which the Constitution
bes,ows upon the President elect, by filling places
which will not be vacated ill after Inc 18th Of
March. No matter, Harrison, of course, will feel
impelled 10 fill these offices according TO The re-
ouirements ofthe Constitution.
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MAINE LEGISIATURE.

Met at Augusta, Jan. 6, and the Senate was or
ganized by the election Of r. II. VosE, Of Kenne.
beck President Of the Senate, he having received
Is votes, and II. Williams, Van Buren,, 3. There
was no election of Speaker in the House the frs,
day but on the 7th Josiah II LITTLE, of Portland
was eIected-LittIe, Wing, o6, Paine, v. B. 49,
and 10 scattering. Tho wings have handsome
majority in both Houses. A committee was ap.
pointed to canvass the votes for Governor
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Indian party killed an army teamster near f''a''
ka. t-
The surrender ofthe Indians 10 at'r'ou'eo - '"0
exortons OF the Arkansas Delegation
1t is also stated that Lieut.. SHERWOOD was SHOT
while proceeding few days since from Ni'o'""P'
to another port. lady in Tue company was VIVA"
ded AS were 4 or q Of the escort
Major Fountleroy, while on scoht on the gun
ult., captured seven Indians about m'es from
Tampa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19
TConnaNnit0ted.l

HTTHE PAssuMrsic MEDICAL SOCIETY met on
the 18th inst. at Fetchers Inn, at Lyndon Centre.
The exercises consisted ofdisser,a,ions on the va
rous diseases in our section of country, of reports
ofinteresting land critical remarksby different
members. history of the epidemic which prevail
ed a. the Centre Village, Johnsbury the past
son, excited interest. The hair, lame and blind
presented themselves, nnd their passed
upon with duo deliberaton. After which, the
members pnrtook Of an excellent repast, prepared
by the landlord. The Turkeys were neatly dis.
sected by member, and the faculty swallowed
them in such doSss did honor TO the cookery,
and showed that their digestive organs had been
under the guardian care of science.
REPORTER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19
-.Hr. Forsyth to Mr.. For.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. Dec, 81,

Washington, Dec 81, IS4U.
Sir have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt or your note Of the goth inst in reply TO mine
of the Goth on the subject ofthe arrest and deten-
ton of Alexander Mcleod one Of the perpetrn-
tors Of the outrage committed in New York when
the steamboat Caroline seized and burnt Full
evidence of that outrage has been presented to her
Britannia Majesty's Government, with a demand
for redress, and of course no discussion of the cir
cun,stances here, can DO either useful proper;
nor suppose it to be our desire to invite IT,
take leave OF this subjec, with this single remark,
,bst The opinion 81 strongly impressed by you on
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19
gIa g@iEgxYgBY@@a
ESDAY JANU AIRY 19. 1871.
HIGHLY LWPORT.4.NT!-TO US.

nF@ Our subscribers aOlo IN arrears for The
CaIedOnian for one or more gears, are respect
fully requested 70 pay up-.for t,oo Jotd reason,
Uiz. as an act Of justice TO OURSELVES, and also
to their OWN coNsCIENcEs. We toouM also just
intimate to such as are indebted to for adveris
ing, &c. that zoe shall not be OFFENDED should
then offer to settle their accounts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

THE FREsuEr prov es to have been very general
and destructive The loss of life by it is not very
great, but The loss OF property is immensean
ing, probably, to millions We pity the poo, in
the cities where their suIerings have been greatly
enhanced; md where, too, less sympathy is usu-
ally manifested for the suferinss of onr race For
particulars, another column.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

LATE FROM FLoRlpA.-ImroRTANr. The ST.
Augustine Herald OF the 3lst of Dec says, that Col
Harvey, with ninety men, had taken new course
into the Everglades, going in at the Miami, in
boats, and coming out at Cape Sable, thus dscov-
oring water communication across the Southern
parts Of the Pom insula. l.
In the course ofhls expedition he discovered an
Indian town and captured twenty mine women and
children, and one man. Ten men were killed in
the attack or hanged afterwards. There con.
Trajectory rcports::in relation 60 this.
Further and important news is communicated To
the Charleston Patriot, in letter from officer
OF the army. From 60 to 20 warriors have come
IN at the different posts, and surrendern1 them.
serves Among them are a few MckasucIies, tho
.ne otavest OF all the Indians. These surrenders
TOOK IKE eoncert,as they all took place at the diff
tefent post' within four days Of zach other On
c"fis'"ai ~, Iss white flag wac agai flying a
all the Pos Ga the Goth, boweyer. marau din.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

UPDR STEVENS delivered very instructive
Lecture in this place last Wednesday evening upon
human Phisiology.rThe next Lecture of the cour,
will be by Dr. f. WORCESTER, Of LittIe,on, Ons
week from to morrow evening.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

the tncts and principles involved IN the demand AM ,Sf
United States. would hardly have been hazarded,
had you beer possessed of the carefully COLLECTED
testimony which has been Presen,ed to your GOV
ernmeu in support ofthat demand. ou
I avail m Csc IF of tho occasion to renew to you
tho assurance Of my distinguished consideration
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
CHICK ERING a. euBERTs
|lHZLHiL!,IZ']ZoSSI

THE subscriber constantly receiving iiom The manu-
factories mf CIllCKERING a I. GILBERT 4 90 .
Bosion and offers for sale large ~ Piano
Eoitcs' with all tie recent and patented improvements
Inc long established reputation Of these manufacturer,
ihc test guarantee that the instruments manufactured b
them will not be surpassed by any other maker l1cfr
or iorcgn) n respect 10 durability sweetness nu
y and power OF tone for which these Instruments nave
been 50 highly and extensively celebrated The long *
pcrcnce Of both of these makers has resulted IN some
very Important improvements, taely inoduccd which
greatly improves the tone and general effect the nsiru-
meuis.
The subscriber feels justified in assuring those WIN
may be pleased tu pIronizc this Embellishments h their
expectations will not be disappointed finding these in
sumcnts 10 he made 81 the very best materials and the
most durable Workmanship
These Instruments I'D al the prres
packed ant sent To any place within hundred ucs "
richmond free OF cSpcns" 10 the purchasers.
The great demand for these instruments Undue ed the
suhsc rhcT Ia establish agency In FARMNlII e. Prince
Edward Co. with Mr.. 4. BIGLOw, where those who
wish 70 purchase can get them the terms as Of
the subscriber
AnPIANO FORTEs scd at either OF these establish
ments are warranted, and u not perfectly ory can
be returned,
no liberal discount made 10 profes s1rs and teachers
ut- large supply Of new and fashionable Music al
ways on hand Piano FoTtes tuned repaired by Rufus
Morse, whose long experience manufacturing entities
nun 20 snare OF patronage. A. = MADDOX,
life no RAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &C..

=.
on SATURDAY MORNING NEXT the 18th instant
atluoclOek, In front % Store, shallse Al AIcn
general assortment OF Groceries, Wines Liquors &c
consisting IN part Of ie'
p hhds prime Porto Rico sugar
~ heroes hrst quality Sugar House Moasses
~ tags Java Cofcc
no 10 prime Green Lasuayra
~ 10 Black Pepper
- 10 Pmeuto
81 10 Race Ginger
10 tteGces first quality Rice
- boxes Taow Candles
- DO soap
1000 lbs Raeon, Hog round
10 bhs Bleachei Winter Lamp-On
~ ticrccs AMI bbls Fall Strained pure Lamr.Ol
10 half pipes Genuine French Brandy
pipes pure HollandGn
70 bbls OH Whisky
- go Common do
- bb's and half ppes Imitation Brandy
. $50 Country Gin
= DO New Engand Rum
% do Apple Brandy, sc. sc.
To which will he added few articles, Furniture.
consisting Of sidchoard, Bureaus, Bedsteads,
TERNs-Under 500, CASH 500 and upwards month 5
approved paper apl3 . H. Auets
ADDITIONAL.
To the above sale will be added, on credit Of r,onths
approved pspcr fCr all sums $780, assortment OF
choice Wines, consistinEOf
old Mafeta Wine; sicily Madeira
Pisianna Maisit,; London Dock Port Wine
81. Lucar sherry; Pale DO
H. mlon Caret
ClsTet. Chtteau MarFsau1. g..
Sparkling Nock; 30 Burgundy
burgundy Madeirai still Hook various brands
Champagne IN pinis and quarts ofyarious ceebrsed
brands, together with an assortment OF genuine TIA.
Segats.
sale OF Wines and segars TO commence precisely az
O'Clock. apis w & II. Auct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
BY DUNLOP, MoNcURE & CO.
SHOES AND HATS

SHOES AND HATS.
On THURSDAY the 18th instant in fronr of our s,r. =,
part OF ~ 0'S' S""-suhs IN
Mons Calf and Kip Boots
DO shoes
"otnen's Leather spring eIwehs
DO Roam slippers
Mems Morocco Pumps
Misses strap Wells
Mems spring heel slippers
DO Buck and Russet Sinner.
DO Lined and bound Munroes
Do PegEed do
DO fine calf sewed Shoes
Misses leather weted Slippers
BOYS lined and bound Shoes
Women's Leather Walking Shoes
Mems Calf Sewed Boots
Do Kir BIogans
Do Seal and Morocco Boots
Also 100 cases Hats, omprising black and I,,b Dali
ueIghIa sik Hats; black and drab far Hats
IEhhs-4 months over sl0O for approved notes
api< ID, NJ A Aurta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.

AT AUCTION.
"E subseribers are authorized SELL Al auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY. the 9Eh OF April (insf y an
eloek VI That highly valuable property adjoining the
roNhaAn HOUSE rsHfing On three streets VIZ Ilh Cap
ol anu H. being admirably situated church hotel or
lor private residences The whole 1t ~ feet 10 inches
on lh street running back l2l feet inches on Capta
street. an iZ fees sIuches street. will be offered in
one parcel together with the buildings thereon and IL not
nus disposed o. will then be separately offered in i've
Lots ~ about u eetT inches each IAh street running
10 len leet alley ~ the rear, which will opened
Tor the common use Of The whole
In case Of sale Of the lots separately the buiiinys will
then be Sold and will have be ENJOY ed Within sree
fieH '' St'N''
TERMs-one- fouIih cash; the balance in three eouaI
payments OF & and months. interest Notes no he
three last payments. " ~
@pe-dinS L: & co, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
PUBLIC SALE OF
SPLENDID ENGLISH AND FRENCH
DRAWINGS, AND OIL PAINTINGs

On THURSDAY EVENING I5th April. n, 7, o,.io.L =,
me corner OF lOth and Main eet opposite the BanLs
beautiful collection OF rare and eosty Enslsh 80
French Engravnss N'sN" N"s".n anu
SoHecion OF Paintings, include The Anuune iation
OF the 'mSh Mary Paurat of Queen Charlotte DIV Rcv
noids1 Miraculous Handkerchief; Gypsy Girl: SafnIs
rom Thomas Lawrence; Gypsy Parry; Fr1t Per.. ,.i
GtTli several fine Landscapes, &C 3c ~
Aons me EnsravinEs the departure OF tn. Israe
.ss on trypf, the finest world: The unvns
ne phghted Hope; and First Love-a richly and neatly
aneu dS1, about lorO different subjects on Sheets
SeIptuIe, hunlnx, Sporting, Rural, Portrait Landscape
cS and oth-r subjects; also, fine Perspective
lass anu Frints-the whole forming Of the most
tensive and valuable collections thar have been in
hey WI be arranged in part Thsrsiay for e1amna-
clos ID. 10y N'''"- u"ai vi arc
Inc public (neuding Iadesl are respectfully invited I'm
call and examine the collection.
GEN'L HARRISONs PORTRAIT
Ac proprietor OF the asove would respectfully Announce
me friends OF our late beloved President thai he ha =,
private sale, few very superior line enrravsd 81
this worthy and good man.
apis T. w cIrr.Sn A.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
BOARDING AT THE MANSION HOUSE

Nj Ks. SARNAl having taken well known and Ion
~ established House, which has Just undergone atho
roush repair aud recently kept by Miss Mary Turner il
now prepared TO accommodate bosrdeIs by the day.
month year - $500 -'' "SSA'
The rooms being very pleasant and airy and sui,abl.
as u IS IN the centre Of the business tart the CITY and
steam Boat wharf, ofthe mos esIIape uonses IN
ne Cy LOT persons visiting The City, be their object "a
her business or pleasure. Her table will af ali times he
provided with the best which the abundance OF Ihe MAJ
ket ahJrds-her servants attentive poe-aId with
determination, by the aid OF Mr. Sarvay TO give
ton 10 all ss iIT as posi- BILE She solcits from her iens
andihe public generally, share Of their patronage
~, MARY sARvAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

The purchase Of Mr SanNay's stock adied 10 our pre-
vous stock, makes assortment the most complete
probably, ever oaerei any establishment IN Wiz
gnia, and as We very DESTROYS reduce the amount
We are determined 20 sed az the most reduced prices
very large portion will be sold and below cost FOR
CASH or good CITY ACCEPTaNCES. Country Mer.
chants VIII be 'fercd such inducements cannot fail 10
please. WE ARE DETERMINED To MAKE SALES
We SHAH use every cNcriion give satisfaction 10 such
OF WI SanNAys and our old frienjs may favor with
their custom
Ou, stock OF Books comprises the approved works
upon Law. Medicine, Theology The Arts and Sciences and
Literature
Many rare English editions Of standard works
Ia the stationery Department have very extensive
assortment OF Paper Blank sooks Quls steel Pens and
al other ARTICLES ~ use IN that line every ptou and
qualify. andat all puces.
Music. Music Books Musical Instruments and every ari
Gle pertaining o. that science Will be constantly Kept iT
sale. ~
An endless variety Of Fancy Goods
Mathematical lustt umcuts, spy Ghsscs Marine and sur
yeyiuE tonpasseS, Microscopes. SpeciaCes. Pen and
Pocket Knives, neil Cases, Work Boxes aud Dressing
Eases Wiring Desks Canes and Painting Materials, IN
water cooIs, nj every kind.
Fine specimens Of Paintings aud EnsIayzgs 10y the best
masters
In the Book Bndery We have every facility for turning
ouihc best work. Clerks of Courts Merchants and others
may depend upon having their attended 10 with
luncluaiy ami In the best manner. Al work will be
warranted
We are lust receiving Spring supply. aud will con
uluc 90 keep up complete assortment OF goods Boo our
line. J. ". RANDOLPH a co,
All d SanKay's Oh siand and also Tor the nrcse
. onthe opposite side Of the street, a. heretofore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

prizes olysl0,00O are 10000 and 80 prizes Of 1000
school Fund Lottery, Class No. 18TH seres-To
be driwh IN the City of Provden =, Saturday, Apul
7th: Capials-sl00bo, 100 Q. I0O o, 1000 4 Of 3UO
Of 2OO, Of 1850, Of lO62l 80 Of loo 81 OF 500
- OF 400, 80 oi 2O. Is Nos - drawn. whnlcs Sic
shares in proportion Drawing received Tuesday
Tickets shares and packages, in all Lotteries OF which
James Piiaen a e." are Managers, may any time be
found al the above Office.
Orders from any pau Of the Union will rec Give the same
confidential and immediate attention personal appIca
ton were made. JAMES PHALEN a 20
ap ~ Managers Ricbmon > Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
BY WILLIAMS & HA
TRUST SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ virtue OF deed Of trust executed by BENJAMIN w
II "rten and Julia Ann his wife. Hamilton A Cren
shaw 10 me, will sell by public auction 10 the his ma
der for cash. WEDNESDAY 2lst ay or Ami ne,f A.
hall past clock. in the afternoon. mucl OF Inc ro
perry owned by SAID Green between the Peni sn
the James River Canal viii Toe sufficient 10 ,efrsV T1he
expenses 81 the sale and 10 raise the Of sir thousand
Of February. lS@O. ulI paid. ~ " my
The property comprises about acres Of Land upon
0y good tenants. f''N
[$ignsil TUOS ID DIARIES T,-.,..
10 plat Of this properly may be seen al our once.
mn - W 4 II, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
NEW ROCKS

Received by sMIrH& PALMER
MILO shall be Ereaicstl 10y MARY How'll. author Of
w strive and Thrive, &c.
lleroncs of Sac red History, 10y Mrs steele
Recognition Of Friends tn another world hv fhs Rev n
Dorr. ID ID, II Phila elpha
Past Days, story for Children by Easier Whrloeks
so their record - lively In my soul"
Lectures unCn TIE history Of lord anil Savior Jesus
CHRIST 10y Rev II Blunt, \ VI, rector OF Upper Chelsea
am Chaplain 10 his Grace the Duke ofRichnond
barness Notes on second ltinis ns anil Galatians and
aIlhe preceding b oks viii qucs i1ns
Hieehus,a "fiZc Essay the nature. causes. effects
and cure Of lnicmpcraHcc, by GundDt frt American
from the third Ergish clifton. edited by q A lee AN
Nh, vol
PRODUCTION, by Rev W Adams
q. WASKEY FAMILY FLOUR-tO barrels
~ Waskcy's superior Family FIour just received flr
sale hy az 10 ABBOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

WE have for rem, on chursn ll tSo dssfaCIe Family
will half acre of Land auachcdt TO b. well enc ioscI with
all necessary out houses The other a arge and com
modi'us BRICK fIiiing. With three on e first or
with good Kitchen, sable. Carnage House. &c with
three sefs Of an acre Vt land well enclosed
aud % nigh STATE nt culivatinn. wei with Herbs Frut
Trees, Grape Vine SC. They owned ty gentleman
That has declined House keeping ami the renter WI
~ ihey can ccttwo good female House Servants Cook and
Man Setvan', accusemed 60 Gardening % D. seldom that
such opportunities offered The public 10 suit Them
scNe-n 80 healthy ami desirable aneEhhor ODD Appv
ap lu-u ROBERT NIL. a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

HAVING solitoJ " Randolph 4 Co. Booksellers and
Staiioncrs, Of this city, my cnure OF Books STA
tonery and Fancy t'oos-also, my Book BndeTy- take
pleasure Recommending the above rm my customers
being well assured that every eTeuion will be made by
themtO merit patronage.
BEG le'yeo return my sincere acknowledgements TO
my customers for i-ir kind and liberal announcement
RICHARD ID SANXAY. AIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
HOYI' 81 cos OFFICE.
Granite Corner. Richmond, IA.
Thereiss Tietsf at HOYT's LUCKY COURT,
Which, soon secured, leads on TO no FoRrurE
Shdkspsdfs imported.
THE CAPITAL PRIZE OF
$50. 900. 10000. is 600. 10 200

THE CAPITAL PRIZE OF
100000, 10000, 5,OOO 10000.
virginia Lecsburg Lottery, Glass T., for 1871, 10 be Ic.
ictmned 10y the drawing Of The Union Lottery, Glass No
2-o be positively drawn N the Cry Of Alexandria g.
on saturday, the 7th day Of Apt 1884, ~ Nos-G drawn
ballots. Grand II heme-t6 OCO0 2OOOl, thOOl. iONO
sbt 1Ul 60u hsO, tO01 goo, 23ll II VnOo Of ITfn
uOl lO 10 NJ i2 ~ Of iOOO ~ " son ~ Of tOn 100 ni
~" l0of $50 7nof 20 2i o. leo i2t Of 100 SC Tiekets
only S1-aharcsin proportion.
ccrfcstc Of Package % g wholes in this GRAND
SCHENE will be sent Tor e-50-Iiavcs and Quarters In
proportion.
Va Lccsburr LOTTERY Glass r. Tor lsti-To be drawn al
Alexandria, Va Situtday, April %, iai-75 Nos--I2
drawn ballots. Grand Capitals $4,000 1900 6n0n 7n1
800 l07l 100 Of io 10 Of 2O, ~ Of 251 81 Of 2O &c
Tickets so
ACer6cste Ola package Of Is Tickets will be sent for
elO-shaTos In proportion.
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages In
any Of the above splendid Lotteries he very parcu 10
address u. n. HOYT a co.
Richmond, Va.
Drawing Immediately hey arc over to iii who order
AZ above.
Orders for Tickets from any part the United states by
NAL or otherwise, enclosing cash prize Tickets thanh
luy received and executed by return mail with The
prompt auentonas personal application, and the result
addressed 70 D. nj WOYT a 90 "
w ~ ~0'arpuriesfions arleiiv sonfdeutisI uhie