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New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
~ 4 VALUABLE FARM. In New
- RR0nkIYN PROPERTY for S;ilgs

I@ BROOKLYN PROPERTY for Salesa
'rha; desirable plot OF ground corner OF sands ana
NIaln,,rccts beng front San!s-st AMI rnhn%
through 2l0 feet, Prospcct.t It's within MINUTES
walk o The Fuioa and Cat!arire Ferries and s not sur
n.sr in benutv Of location b. any il the cy There IS
pow on the premises large, comfortable d"t!!lns y i.
,orabe opportunity o:red 70 builder, or g Gapa, , InEo. W
NAV remain on bond and mortgage For further pnrtcn-
r apply 10 Jonn c Mallory 2l raar!street, New-i ork
In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
) PARENTS and Guardians.-In or

FNVO PARENTS and Guardianship or
a. der suit the convenience OF students. who 9th
erwSe occupied through the day. the undersigned will in
future devote the hours from 10 p A. 10 the instruction
oi few young gentlemen, with reference 10 the duties at
the desk. The object render them familiar with the
nature accounts and enee them favorable reccp
fla III. THOMAS Jones Aecounlan,.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
~ FOR SALE, OR TO LET.-A de-

- FOR SAFE OR-IU lie IL Ht-
sirable family Residence on staten Island. t WILD
re arlo Two Kitchens store and other conse'l-
enc.> on the fr,t noor; six bedrooms and ga'rct
100 COOL r.l,r. small hrulberv and GARDEN uar vailed ior
and 1Jrospeci. being The s-cond house
>ou,h Episcopal church, within! ten mnue; e W1in IS s;
th Qnaannc Ferry, now N 'hr occupation @ os an,
morning zen The hours OF II and c'co ek ana pos
SION Rad On II slav For particulars ihqnT 81
George Cat:, Esa a lls Office IN NY-stfe'. '' Sc M NJ
c--. hou.rs in T0mTh hiYfS"Ilir. l-pol
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

AzA FOR SALE-The three story Brick
I,,m"ssN uoIrSE. AND LOT or GROUND, No. .
5T7i,ireei, btern Madsol and ilenryr ;, p inn ,nf
ol j a5 by ;hr i!ouse 2o by i t WIN y InI NJ
walls bnt lv t!ay', work under thu snper inirdeice nl W.
(,eergg ireland There ten freplacf 10 us i1ouse
seven OF which finished with marble cHir'nry
There Ciry cellar under the whole lstet and dVideu
irto several apartments e-proa! ,st-troaS Ihtei ~ '1
kitchen ire place and the wioe IN conpr:.r or!" w ,S
premises NAV b.. ecl every DAY between 1e ioo!' ot l.
and ag'c!ock.= For further particulars apply 10
p! GRiNNELL MINrERN < CO. 10 "ouui-e'rer..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

D. HiNCINGS anJ Borders, FOR sale cheap, the Uni
ted States Paper Hanging and Ean-Box Warehouse, 65
Canal street, Broadway" New York. Rooms papercd
in the nealr> manner. JOSHUA BROWN, 65 Cana 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
Xa FOR saba Farm. two and hal,

.eHa. miles frrr Flu>irg village and about Is miles
the oi NewNork The sad Farm about
i7O ochoicr Land. ir> which meadow and ila
b. Land and ~ acres principally woodland. There are
three Apple Orchards containing about $40 Young OF
grair u!; hch annually Weld from 10 twelve hum
dr barrels OF apples and there also choice assortment
snail On tire premises there spacious ManSicn
House. with ornamental grounds ca-d+nS aud .hruhbery,
carraEchou>e, grnar, icenouSc n0kehouse,
ans. all appeDascS either Tor the convenience 0
practca farmer, the residence st fortune
There also Cottages Farm Houses and Is
OF GOOD Sali>Neaiow. Tho >tuatisn rising ground,
delightful prospect, aud is altogether OF The most
com7lodang Inquire OF K K. Story, 25 Futon.l, Brook
Nun>ou, The premises II I'M.
RA FOR =SALE.-One of the most valu
- able Farms in the OF New Jcr>ey-The sub
scrur offers sale the whole or his Farm which he
resides. containing l70 OF land ~ high state OF
cultivation Tie location and quality OF the land
ri,>ed bv anv farm in the whole State This farm stu
a,ai in the vicinity the Paterson. within fifteen
minutes walk ie center OF toe town. The dwelling Is
comuodou. and well lraaced the Outhou>c> new and
arge-tle whole premises complete order two wells
excellent water and ir abundance OF All kinds, and
the best quality also ;ne spring brook running
the Ot the Persons living on the farm
Wishing to business the city o Newfok can take
the morning OF ats O'Clock, and arrive III the city
quarter past q Property in the city OF New lorS " I'll
The subscriber will sell IRON 50
us the land without the building SOTO 10 With
the building, thu whole asst MAY Slit the purchaser.
WI DlCkEY.
Paterson. ~ j.. Feb ~, lS42. al I'm"
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
UyO THE Observation-Disclosures S

NvO THE Observation-Disclosures
geson Weakness Loss ofAppelitc Nervous Diseases Night
Sweals, Sr The leading principle OF tins medci Is |"
strike nj the orjeino said diseases Iis cured me conf
plant is removed, aud further medicine is required Be-
inc selected from Natures grca, vegetable elnporiui II is
sovereign and harmless remedy Han awihe-S>S
has been know 10 give immediate relief
The following is from Dr. f.. c. Ludlow, No 6Si Broad
have used your BcrS in of impaired digestion
where vegetable tones lndIS penshic Win otilcl-
cal result. The articles OF which II composed are very
udciouslv combined; and have danh will prove ser
yiCeabl in the which you have recommended 1t
Yours Nc EDWARD C. LUDLOW.
You refer person 10 me for the good qualities n
your Stomacli l.erS was 50 weak from debllV ana
i!ysprpsia or some other complaint, that l dG not know
what 10 do Your BltlerS cured mr.. gave some TO
friend who suffering was. and >he tells h'. IL iad
'''' Yopr.. ,rnly. DAVID EARL,
Bank Coffee House oN t,nC-Slrce.
MAS afflicted with night Swrats, and nervous
ttl; could 40: hold restless al night Two
bottles of Your 't;ers cured me.
b. CACKERSON. IL Hamncrseysircet
Prcvious 10 talng BilicrS suffered much: ha no
appetite, could not sleep. and was Very nervous an. @
,we man a, the Bitter pleasant that >iii continue
- ,aEc' il, JAMES Il. SMITH, Norris,own
HuTCuScs's STOMACH l1ITTERs-The>e Bit;es are h"iv
recommended r narvou>res dyspepsia night swcnls sc
There are medicines that we had rather swallow i
prei>e: hut when really think article may DO .oou III
the community it is duty recommend II: hence we
recommend the above Ola ra-iiced Dyspepsia : I a. i
fond of these Ri,.ciS: doses Inn tmp,ng o ht
aLoniy AT luichngSs Drugstore, l2V bo"cry ,nt,l |"
Bronme-sTect. Editors Il Oh ti1lu, IT, :.
a, good 10 take" Nothing better FOR dy pea nervous
Nc Il known. lr.'i!Iuis :" ~ - ~
The above sold only at IutclngSs Drag Store, i5e Bow
cry, Of Broome.st. Ptce 70 ceHs pSr noliei2 IN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
j2Gtr JAMES r. NJ BLEAKLEY, 2i2 Hudson ST.
La2 EOR SALE or LEASE Washing

IA FOR SALE or LEASE, Washing
u ton Hall Harlem iorone more years that d,Iaoit
l!nrl now occupied by Andrew Home, >:uard on lhrd
,vctie The premises OF large double House "o
,nre, and attic; Sual house tho c, House, and also
extensive Stables and Sheds continuing IN all about -I@t lots
grounds well calculated Tor country AMI city custom ne
inc The principal Aycnue, and about e- from bt
CITY Hall Apply to William v Brady, 81 Wllan-street
If
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

- TO IFT.-F'Or one or more years,
4 three oi those handsome ToustS on the westerly
NarJck Place, Sul-an-.trcc,. They Will he com
ler bv the Goth OF April next with mahogany doors in
:c principal ,ov marble nant- and gra,e, throughout
who .>irouS OF elegant residence IN cap-
Applv TO fflS lwsl ArGS FLEMING, Il Ieonard.S,.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

~ TO LET-Fhe Two small brick houses
81 30 tir,; street, near ,n irst avenue
flIcl are Ih basement Two sorys and finished rooms IN
the attic with under cellars Dr wood and coal suitable Tor
que two small families Tie rent will be 500 dollars nI
the ator and 25 dollars the former, and possession on
the 1T May lcXt. -,
Also the corner house No IL Fir,, Avenue, lately fitted
mp III good style and :insiIor small gcaee family KEN
jJ ioiarSpo>SeOn st May nrIt. Apply IT NO IL S!u-
Ton Place or tC. Ihe nwnrr. 757 Broadw way. ll II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
IN FOR SAi.E;.-A very desirable IithA

il. III Farm about y uae, - miles raIn llo
50kcll on The turnpike 10 fIackelSack. with COOS. irnue
house and and III good location Tor the bu>Ir II de-
under good fence beautifully wacred. w'ih springs
and we'll and situation yer, prasin-w >ol bargain
ifappieI for soon. Particulars the Land Office ot
fei III HLfrLER \ BENSON. No. Ann-s!.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

NTEW FALL GOOD S.-ALFRED
/ Y SMITH, Merchan, Tailor, No 1856 Fuon-s,., would
invite L friend. and The public call and examine his
stock OF new Fail Goods consisting Of Cloths. Cassmeres
and Nestn@s suited to the fall trade. Gentlemen leaving
their orders rely upon their being fulfilled the
satisfactory manner Terms Toderar-Casli delivery.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

Are specific Ter the relief OF ckcadace law
OF spirits melancholy. anguor and debility, esther
rom Irviou, disease free living rchior sn>,l> n'
the cf, rrialty. of the ySterca affections
c;ro~,ins>, cholera morus Of fatigue and pa!pitation
OF the Iear From their efficacy in the reiej OF heaache
ihc., cAleL by nlanv The IIeaiacli. l1llnnme.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
DLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS.--Th,

Subscribers are daily rcccivng from .leir uanuiac
factory supplies Of Acroua Books, aled 10 the various pat
generally OF the most superior quality OF
linen paucr and bound in the and most durable
>;ys Account BonkS manuacured te order at The short,
notice. and bound in that workmanship adopted
al :ia!n.rrsS Halt 2tj Pearl and 81 W" street
or DAVID FELT < Co
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

i tnge-bult lou,. tie 9Th avenue. near ii st
uIt.i-ant residence Il small family. Pric Sl51 \ por-
ION OF yl. purchase money can remain mortgage ln
Grrs of j. W. SAVAGE. Office the National Insurance
Company. ~ Wall st. or OF G. W. SAVAGE, Sth avenue,
| 18th street a6 2weossr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01


II s now we'll accrained thai the nio>t eligible OF
administering medicine, particularly 10 children. IS IN '.
form OF Lounges Ti,. whi. il preserve. the virtuss OF
tti' medicines IL: very state at the same time
obvate> the nausenusnrs- which usually attends the Nbi
ton oinedci lal silce The proprietor, having b-cn
regularly bre TO the medical profession and engaged in
an extensive ractice years feels the utmost conf
dcncc in recommending the following medicine 10 the pub
lie, Tor the OF tie diseases which they arede>gncd
their efficacy has been tested number OF
both in private and public practice.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

.:l House No. ll9 Spring street with in front
o Greene TIE has and >hces
tahe replaced, suitable Tor dry goods thread and nee
dc >orel Il may be used merchant ta!or's. hatter
boot and boeuak er' store grocery. Inquire OF
i2t lw IN. ELY, l2l Fulton
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
~ PETERS, wopM LoZENGEs

Are acknowlc ge by the faculty 70 the scientific
and successful preparation for the =~ucof OF worms
offered 10 the public There several medicine. idve!
ti>e as specifies in such cases hut they hay proved -
certain and worthless, have lost all confidence with the
public. Come OF them, inder vioep in their opera
fore, cautioned again, them These Lozengts. while they
will BE- found 10 Ic perfectly SAFE, Will al the -ame time never
fail, w!.trc worms present, destroy them.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
IA, ;

W7ANTED-72 Bavard ST. on the lst.
w .!3, M and 9Th OF March Scholars more ;or
the week Ladies Dress Cutting and Fitting. Pertcc-
ton IN iour lessons, Isl
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

NTOTlCE.-Thc Copartncrship hereto
lore existing under ,le ,irln OF SCOTT NELL is
his ,jay we'd v utua consent. The business Oi the
firm will br settled hy either the Subscribers
ELLISON c. SCOTT.
ANDREW BELL
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

The business will Ice continued att
SCOTT X CO., 80 Spriug-strect.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09
Xyhig Mee,ing in CuIpeper.

At meeting of the Wing party of the County of Cul.
pepper, held the 2ls day OF November 1912, pursu-
of adjournment from the last meeting Col. ]. C.
Gibson being in the Chair and John e. Green being Sc
creiary.
The Chair having briefly announced the objects of the
meeting the following resolutions moved and
unanimously adopted:
Rssolred That this meeting concur with their fellow
citizens of other counties OF the State IN the expedency
holding Convention in the City of Richmond the 22d
OF February next, nominate candidate for the Vice
Presidency of the United States
RssOired That the said delegation shall consist OF
twenty persons 10 be selected from the different precincts
OF the County, by the presiding officer of this meeting
Whcreupon, the Chair appointed the following named
persons, delegates the said Convonton-Danel F.
Slaughter, Edmund Broadus, jeremiah Morton, Charles
Moncure, John c. Hamsbrough p p. Male, o. n. Penn.
Hurt, Jones Green, Garland Wheay, Isaiah c. Perry,
Absolom Ganet, Hobcri c. Brown, Thomas r. R1ey and
Lawrence III. Taaferro.
resolution then moved and adopted. that any
member of the Wing party of this County who should be
present the OCCASION should be considered a repre-
sentative of this meeting to the said Convention.
Resolutions of thanks the Chair and Secretary
moved and adopted, and directions the Secretary TO
forward the proceedings of this meeting for publication
the Richmond Wing.
On motion of d. +. Slaughter,
ReSOIued That authority be given To the Chairman Of
this meeting the Wing party Of this County,
whenever, in his opinion, the interests OF the party shall
make it expedicnt to do
And then the meeting adjourned
J. c. GIBSON, Chairman.
JoHN G. GREEN, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

was eager for the embrace, and could with difficulty com
promise with his feelings to wait until the Is, Of
January. MIR. Randolph alleged that there were great
aud weighy duties be discharged 10y the Executive u
ring the winter, and he wished them conded 10 hans Of
his own choosing The duties. which he mentioned were
To conduct correspondence with the Governor Of Masa.
chseits, about the OF Iamcr md bring the New
York Controversy 10 n close-whch Wing Governor On.
snd) was unable do. This nluson the OF ati
mer (on which all Norfolk IL Justly named) and the idea
'hat is To be spun out by mother correspondence drew
out Mr. Taylor who protested behalf his
against any such disposition being made Of that case i'm
which his constituents had deep interest lie avowc
his horror and dctesaton of Correspondence Resou.
tons Inspection Laws and all other like proccedinss.-
lilo wanted action, and his people The sad) would rather
have the action of the present Governor than that Of the
one who would probably succeed him. He acknowledged
ms indebtedness to Mr. Jefferson Randolph (whoso skirts
arc entirely clear Of the faint of Abolition y for poachioy
upon his manor and volunteering defend the rights OF
his constituents, with corrcspondcnces Protests and Re.
solutions.
The amendment of Mr.. VERIFY, fixing the day Of election
was rejected, and then the original resolution was agreed TO-
50 that, shall be blessed by the LIST at January with
Democratic COMMEMORATIVE will put all things to nights
make the Banks accommodate the Democracy and over.
throw the Abo i,ionists 10y resolutions and letters.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09
lotteries.
JAMES PHALEN u co. MANAGERS.
RrcHMoNp, VIRGINIA.


Drawing of the School fud Loie, slo-Drawn Dee.
81 &c 10 J - ~ 80 81.
Tickets % 81 snlan prize OF $500. sod paid by
BIGGER.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR THE MONTH or DECEMBER
srand consolidated Lottery. No. II. drawing
eevss Friday evening December o-Caprals $4,000 5000
1000 $500 2i2i IS $50 ga III 100
&c. rs No-~-if dawn Bsno;s- wboI. Tickets 81.
sci.-dis SoLsAss.
schoot Fund Lottery, No ZIG iwinz received Moniay
evening, December Iat-Capitals 1000
1000 1910 10 Of 1000. 20
No--iI drawn Ballots. Whole Tickets $40.
Grsind Consolidated Lottery, Ma. D. drawing
ed friday evening Dee i6thCapak. $1,000 5000
IS No---i4 drawn Ballots. Whole Tickets s..
Spiesdid SaAerae.
Scfaooi Fund Lottery, No. 222
evening" December l9tCapitals 10000 10000 5000
1000 1000 800 2220 20 1000.
800, &c rs Sos--l3 drawn Ballots Whole Tickets So
Grand consolidated Lottery, No. ~ drawing
ell Friday evening. December 23d-Capia s..50o
5000 Of @Oi2l. 20 Of 1875 81 IOO
&c 20 No--l3 drawn Ballots Whole Tickets s.
Sp,erdid Sehere-
school FUND Lottery No 22s drawing received Monday
December 26-Cspia $40 0O0 10000 5000 5000
Of 1900 Of 1000 Of 1900. OF I,249 1000
cts sIe-Siare- in proportion.
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, No. -, drawing 70
ee'ed Friday December 30lCaptals OF 81
Is OF 1000 Is of 500 30 of 200 100
drawn Ballots Whole Tickets sj-~harcs in proportion
GRAND SCHEME
Schooi Fund Lottery, No. 23& drawing received Mon
day. January ls-taptal- s300 Oo 5000 5000 1880
1900 400 1900 1900 100 100 Of 1000 80 Nos-ie
drawn Ballots Whole Tickets Si2--hares proportion.
lrPseknges Of Wboc Tickets single whole and
shares IN the usual of fortunate print
ed schemes OF all the
10 those who may desire
md
az usual with US, at sight TfiOS Is. BIGGER,
20 Managers Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


4 WISH To lease my present residence, Ga few
miles below King Queen Count iIousc I've years,
may prefer. Il lies quite bold.
and facilities OF shipping whatever desired
frequently offered In the fish abundance
the door, and within few steps o the dwelling fine bold
spring The hand $50 which, by process
pursuing and using DIAL from
BE- made productive grazing marsh Of considerable
attached a. r hut ibc ~ this place
meoagtrs Yield large
hay There of great recently erected aud hay
each side 81 H. The viii be and along
premises be- 10 sufficient implements prosecuting
work establishment and stock 81 every description .
and Respects valuable
1884 susceptible Of advantageous division
With ts place be had stock crops and farming
very id of the purchase would bc
wanted caslte balance might be- retained r pro
vided the interest upon should be paid semi annually
Boriley ~ Nov, 1912 JAMES GONAN.
Al -rff
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09
H0YT 4 CO.'S OFFICE,
Under TIE EXCHANGE.

LOTTERIES DECEMBER
Va. Lccsborg Lottery, Class fs, be
Der lOhcapals s352oi 7si so Of 1000 &c Tickets
certificate of package Of - Whole Tickets
be sent for Sl30-shaTes In proportion
OF $4,000 for l7ih December Tickets SIS
Vn. WouOngnIiR Lottery, Class a, o be- drawn De
eember 2iih-Capa $4,000, 10000, pIO0
Tickets $40.
Aeertiheate Of package the above will
be sent for 81 30.
Va" iccshu-a Lottery. Class y. he drawn December
3lst-tap,als $4,000 l2500 10000 of 1000
&c. Tickets $40.
certificate package Tickets in tha above will
be- sent for sl30--rares IN proportion.
HoST co always have hand Tickets
Used by G Gregory Co. and will
prom the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09
CLARkE'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, ' a.
FOR THIS WEEK. &c..

FOR THIS WEEK, &C..
9th Dec Drawn the Exchange. Richmond CapitalslO
e+OI, s Of l.OOe. Tickets 81.
Received Saturday night Capais-2 Of 10000 1000 2O5s,
10 of 1000, 10 Of 400 &c Tickets IS. Netting s.
Lcesburg Lottery. Glass r.. be drawn the OF
December Alexandria Capitalists lI76i 5000
3OOO $500 SO of 1000 &c IS Nos-l2 drawn Tickets
Union Lottery, Class ). 10 be drawn Alexandria
December 18th Captals-4 of $4,000,
Tickets SIS.
MononCniin, Class a. TO be drawn at AeNandra Deem
Der 9th Capal-S30OOO, 10000 5000 1000 $500,
1000, &c. - Nos-I2 drawn. Tickets $40
Eecsburg, CLASS =, To b. December 3ls
dia CapialsS300OO 1880, 10 OO0 AGA
1875, 1000 l50o Of 1850 of 1900. 20 of 1000
Nos-li drawn Tickets $40. w. II. CLARKE.
91 Orders from country all Lotteries Managers
with prompt de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

~ In reference To the resolution Of Mr. Hopkins in the
House of Delegates, "Wednesday, empower the Exec.
utivc To appoint amaiory Of the Directors OF the Banks
are au horzed and requested in behalf Of the President
the Bank of Virginia, state that, whatever may have
been the ultimate object OF that movement he knew moth
ing OF until it and that made without
consnlhng him and without his privy concnrrcncc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09
MORE NEW GOODS.

ISL received by recent arrivals supply Fall ami
winter Dry Goods which Will be sold cash
nj the sibsc rber's
Sat,neiis. kerseys, Kentucky Jeans
Cloth. CassimetcS Nc-inrs and TIann.i-
Rose Point. Whitney Duffl blankets
Bheacicd and Brown s'hirnys nj sh--nss
Bed Ticks. Diapers. Linens nj NAPKINS
Cotton OLnaburFs and Twii.-I Cotious
Car!'eting Hearth Rugs M bindings
Caicoes, Mousin Dc Gnghams
Silk Worsei and Cotton Hosiery
Buck. Beaver, Kid and Gloves
Bonnet Ribbons and Artificial Flowers
The above Goods with Dry lineh ave
been purchased unusually viii very cheap for the
cash. m j. u. CUNNINGHAMs
Cbc,n ts,.h n - 9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

u The Locos make long speeches daily about having
short session; and yet, predict. they will stay here t
the 18th OF March, and do great things after all.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

shAL sell to the highest bidder. WaIkeon IN. late ,asr.
- Of Nelson w. Hail. mile. above Rrhu.na 80. a.
seth day OF this month December not In. ner1 far ~
al "t the household and Furniture some Rooks
farming Tools and Utensils stock of Ca.a h. -,
ors- Also all the crops Of Corn Fodder shuess Hay and
straw, belonging . said estate. '' '"
--for All sums of under ca "A, will hs y.
wi mat sum ere'i Of nine months VIII given on the
pure haser giving bond and approved security
On the day aftsr sale shan ron, nm, r.. 49, s
e TWO arms and shall hire out the belonging
estate Among the valuable house s-van go
hands, &c 2crsaIe to commence At / O'Clock A NJ
=. 9 p. b. JONES
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W0RTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
Nn. tecs5urg. Glass; NO. II. be drawn N Friday
at u O'Clock T. NJ the Exchange. Pnzcs-Sl0OOO
1000, OF 800. Of 200, Nos and
~ drawn Tickets 81
Grand Consolidated extra, Class No. IS, 10 be-
received Saturday night. friz-SiOOOO 2OsS
10 Of 1000 10 Of 800 10 Of
drawn. Tickets s.. AMI he smallest prze. -.
Va Eccsburg. Cla.. II. 10 be drawn Alexandra.
day the 10Th December Splendid SeAear. Prizes say
nett 100000 I56i nett $4,000 G0O0 5000 1000, $500
2,36l, so prizes OF 1000 sc. &c. Tickets $40.
Mammoth scheme.
Union Lottery Class No &. the 18th OF
AT Alexandria 100000 divided prizes
10000 1000 5000 553 Of 1000 1000. and pr
1000. &c &C. IS No~-lI drawn Tickets SIS.
" "a certificate Of package OF 90 whole tickets
sent for slS2; and halves and eigis proper
Va. WOnongniia. Glass ?, To he drawn Alexandria
Dec - Prizrs-S9OOO0 10000 5000 3OOO $500,
lOoe sc &c - Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets $40.
Va. LcesburE. Class No y, 10 b- drawn Alexandra.
Dec 3lst- Prizes-s3OO00 1880 10000. 1000
1000 1875, 1900 1900 Of 1850 &c
1s Nos and - drawn Tickets $40
NBA onlrS confidential and promptncss
for Packages for n sins Ticket
lcy-ShaTes in all the above proponon-for sale by
dc5 CHARLES WORKMAN.