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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

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Rouge. le q fsyrier 1s4a. u1 Negro
gui 80 donhe Ia nom do Moses. do
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a~s2ksAas ron 30 ans, jaHbatra. st 10 dit NJ.
partenir 4 r. Landry, defnenrant i ID cote,
preehs Lafgurehs.
LIE prepfitt#ie est prize do ~ rstirsr On 80
e~off6fmant i Ia loi.
1lfsv l u. bryan, gselier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

Affbta par John J.. Patterson, resultant ,lans
Ia corporation de Baton tsohge. leo Nal,
tttH Vaeas nairs ct son %s1lvani, marquee
June fenta 4 eI,aaua ofeille. ct upper HI e
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lie pfbpfit tatre Get prize dc ID letifer en- Sc
tonfbfmatt i In lai,
J. IlrEsToH, Rangeur,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

METHIEa.
Tine quantlts ds bois De lits 4 sendre, a
bas prIx par
q mai IL PIKE q BAHIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05
June 20, Is43. 81 81

J. T.. YERKEs.
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST.
OFFERS his services TO The ladies' and gen.
lemen of this vicinity, and assures them that
no pains shall be wanting on his part to give
entire satisfaction. Terms very moderate.
lie will visit families without extra charge.
Residence at the Mansion House, Baton
Rouge. june II 10 3t.
A L PLOUGH-suReEov DENTIST.
n Residence, East Of the court house, in
the house formerly occupied by Charles r
Tessier, Baton Rouge.
dec 10 a.
CONNAISSEMENTs q vendrs a .'impri.
raerie Gp &c journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The co-partnershjp heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the style of Smith
& Gharky is dissolved this day by mutual
consent. The debts and credits Of the con-
Germ will be settled by b Smith, 10 whom all
accounts owing will be paid and by whom all
dues viii be collected.
B SMITH.
WIN GHARKY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

Iknor Martha Conlin. and have known of
her suffering illness. JOHN DUBOIS,
Bishop Of New York.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

CONNAIssEMENTs a vendre a .'iimpri.
merle de ce journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-08-05

know Martha Ceulin andbeiieve wha, she
states in this document to be perfectly true.
JOHN POWER, VreAu GENERAL or n. Y.
Rector of 81. Peters Curch.
Given IT New York this l4th day of De-
cenheT, is4s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02
AmusenAents

CnArHAM.--H variety be the spice of life, and
the same be the life of theatre, then do the WISH
ers TO the Chatham Theatre enjoy their share of life and
its good things No is order Of amusements
laid aside than another is in readiness. Tonight, the
rama Of Woman's Life isplayed for the first time The
Pretty Girls of Stillburg for the last time Miss Raa
md Mr. Williams both dance and the farce OF Family Jars
will be repeated
NIBLo's Cmcus.--DAy PERroRNtANcE.--Niblo
and Rockwell offer the young folks of New YORK
novel and decided treat this Saturday afternoon at two
rcus so beautifully fitted IN and painted the horses and
qucstrians forty in number all extremely talented
md the three bands of music always create
9n was at the Circus last night and seemed delighted
With the performances To-day all will be hilarity and
,lee; only as we said before-secure places
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02
Sales OF stocks at PhiIadelphia.

FIRST BOARD, Friday, Dec. l.-5O shares Lehigh 10;
do Pennsy lvana Bank, 2ls; do do 220 do Farmers
and Mechanics Bank 4Oi; IS do Norrstown 81 $500 City
Gas 6s 1862 100; so shares Reading Bank 23; $1,000
State SIS, 66a; $1,000 do S. cash. 66s; 10 shares Union
Bank Tennessee 64 $2s7 Chesapeake and Delaware 6s
IS; $500 Reading Bonds, 6's, 75b.
SECOND BOARD, Thursday.-20 shares Louisville Bank,
$50; $50 do Norrstown r. 81 100 do Reading r, 2o3
$4,000 Chesapeake and Delaware 6 1856, IS; shares
Pennsy lvania Bank ally; g. do Wilmington r, 49, 100
do do ISL; 10 do Union Bank, Tennessee, "a; do Cam
den and Amboy, 100; do Schuylkill Navigation, 35t;
$4,000 State 5s DIS fat ST. so shares vickshurg Bank
DIS Hat All 200 do do fiat Al; do Philadelphia Bank,
93i; Is do Lehigh 10; 10 do Commercial Bank 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

DEFALcATIoN IN PRovIDENcE-There is defal-
cation in the Providence city treasury of $4,000 1t
is said that the city will not be loser Who will
be, if not the city!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02
LATEST sOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

vi! Rchmond: Emily Cu%minf.. Whitney, W.s Indies
NoRFoLK Nov 29ATr Elisabeth, Bourne, Nantucket Cid
Hudson Baker West Iudie. Sid Humming Bird, Demerara
sroc and Homer, West indies. In Hampton Roads Mariner
Adams Baltimore for Nantucket; Also Bremen ship
bound supposed be the Athens Jones' James
River for Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

JUSTICE SMOKED IN BosToN.-James Berry, the
Captain of the Boston City Watch, was fined two
dollars and costs, last Wednesday, for smoking
cigar in the street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

To THE PuBIIc.--A stranger, about 30 years Of
age arrived Toledo the odd instant in apparent good
health but died very suddenly the following morning
lie entered bis namo at the hotel as w. Stevenson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

Observation-Disclosures CASTELAR, is to give few
concerts in Boston next week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

NEWSPAPER LAWN case of a suit for fraud the
Georgia courts have decided that refusing to take news
paper from the office or going away and leaving il un
called for until all arrearages paid prima facie evil
dence o int ntiona fraud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

ONO RVER.-At Pittsburgh on Monday after
noon the Ohio River had seven and half feet Of water
In the channel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02
VIcE GEREScY OF THE APOSTOLIC NUNcIATuRA
MADRID 18th November IadO

MADRID, 18th November 1870.
Hrs ExcELLENcY,
THE SECRETARY DEPARTMENT STATE -
The Decree of the Provisional Regency of this King
dom, issued by the Department Of the Gobernacion the
l4h instant establishing twenty -four parishes dstlicts)
in this metropolis supposng that tho territorial ecclesias
teal divisions belong egmaely to the civil power i'm.
poses me the duty as Vi'e Gerent Of the Apostolic
ceency that you may communicate it to the Regency Of
this Kingdom that said proposition susceptible OF differ.
meanings Should il only embrace the power of ma.
king known to the Rev Bishops the expedency Of ma.
king parochal divisions this that way subject to their
decision, agreeaby to what is prescribed by the holy
in that objection but il is in.
tended to be implied that the exterior discipline Of
church comes legmaely under the jurisdiction of the
civil power that they may change and establish that
discipline they may think ft it becomes then doc.
trne that is condemned and 1t is not lawful for Catholics
The dcmarcation of the parishes of this metropolis is
made by ecclesiastical authority appertaning its ur
dcton the OF all the other doceses OF this
kingdom, delineated by the Rev. Bishops subject
their Jurisdiction and the Council Trent confers on
them the authority for VARYING the same.
Jesus Christ at the time he instituted his church. con
ferred the apostles and their successors power
independent OF all others which has been unanimously
acknowledged by all the Fathers, with Oslo and ST
Atanaso when they admonished the cmperors not in
terfere In ecclesiastical affairs.
The civil divisions OF districts can in way
rule for determining the ension and limits of the
ecclesiastical jurisdiction. St. Ignacio list, says that il
has not been deemed expedient that the Church Of God
should be subjected to the changes introduced by
cessty in the civil government, the ecclesiastical
honors and divisions do not depend those which the
Emperor may think proper to establish to suit his own
interest.
Nothing can be done at present in this archbshoprick
by the ecclesiastical authority the chair is vaca and
the Aforesaid Council OF Trent prescrbcs in this state
Of things, no innovation can take place
The undersigned hopes that His Excellency will exert
his endeavors in influencing the regency TO clear the
O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

SMALL Pox in Cincinnati on the 9th ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02
JOSE RAMIREZ DE ARELLANO.

VicE GEREScy THE NuNcATURA APosTotIcA
MADRID, Goth November, $40.
To HIS ExcELIyscy, THE SEcRErtRy OF STATE
Sir
The decree Of the provisional Regency issued by the
Department OF Grace and Justice the LIST inst, that
Don Valentine Ortigosa should take charge of the Eccle
siastica Government OF the Bishoprick OF Malaga
have no other canoncsl effect than that Of disturbing the
conscience Of the faithful there TO render null all his acts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

TENANrLEss-The Morris County jail, in New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

Co NOTICE.-FRENCH LANGUAGE .-Manescas
Oral System-A few more gentlemen may be admitted
into the new evening classlso few ladies' into
the morning class, by making immediate applica-
ton. L. MANESCA DURAND,
70 Franklin street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

n9- MRS. CARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOR
Baths IS Courtandt street. SAFE certain and speedy
for coughs colds throat swelling of the glands
Group scarlet fever rheumatism stiffness Of the joints
fever and ague, &C. Open from A. NJ till 9P. M. Por
table Baths sent to any part Of the city Brooklyn
SULPHUR Baths require one hours notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02


this very time, young Frenchman, named Lefevre,
and quite literary character, was captured by the
black eyes of the pretty milliner; he proposed was
accepted, and very handsome millinery establish
ment, under the name of Madame Lefevre, was
opened. Ever since she has been patronized by
the ton, and has been making a very snug little
fortune But, as not unfrcquently happens with the
greatest of artists, she is becoming, il is sad
a little passS; and the new dressmaker, Madame
Lebrun, who has been similarly taken up by Mad
Chit, disputes the empire of fashion. The whole
fashionable circles are now running on Mad. Lee
brun-Mad. Lebrun. Some still think Mad. Lefevre
the most original artist and the greatest genius
Others give the palm to Mad. Lebrun, so that we
may soon expect to see the whole fashionable
world divided into two great factions
the Lefevreites and the Lebrunites; lust a.
in the musical world, Ole Bull and Artot have Gre
ated two great hosts of jealous and Jealous adj
mirers.
In this state Of things, we should not be sur
prsed to see, one of these days. new genius
appear, who would cast into the shade both the
great modistes of the day. New York has a great
reputation in London and Paris, as place where
fortune is to be easily made by dressmaking, and
it is very likely that eiepe of Vcorine or Ca.
mile may make her advent one of these days, car
rying all before her, and reigning without rival
till another revolution.
WINTER AND NAVIGATION. Yesterday morning
winter began in earnest. 1t was the first day ac-
cording to Time, and the first day according I,
Weather, for legitimate snow storm set in at an
early hour. Canal navigation is closed, of course.
PRoF. Bronson commences another series of his
highly attractive Lectures, as will be seen by an
advertisement in our columns. lie draws crowds
every where's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-02

MORE PoLlrICAL WORCESTERSHIRE locofocos
and wings are getting alarmed The other night
Moses H. Grinne, formerly democrat, then
wing, came out in favor of the new party in the
third ward-and last night the locofocos up town
began to agitate. In another column will be found
a report of the sayings. The American Republicans
are beginning to make the politicians shake in their
shoes, all round. Nothing like going ahead
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
lotteries.
ALLEN ~ CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE r,oreI


iohsries J0T Lhts Week
May electromagnetic Lottery No. Is draws this d,y NJ
the Exchange Hotel ~ o'clock 2. NJ prize. Of SlO
Ooo each, OF 6O0O 5000 2,0OO 500 10 Of 600 &c
rs Nos 10 drawn. ticket. IS.
Alexandria Lottery, No. l02, Extra for Tuesday Eve.
ming; Capals-2 prizes OF 1000 EACH Of OOO 900
S.. ' 1NN'
New Jersey Lottery, No. IS, for "Wednesday Evening.
CaPitas-l prize Of 100000 5000. 1900. $50 ass
I'D OF 900, &c, &c Nos. 10 drawn tickets (nett) s.
Alexandria Lottery. Extra. 40. 1884, Tor Thursday Eve
nng; prizes OF $4,000. Of 800, l,42I 20 Of O0O
&C.. Is Nos. IL drawn, tickets SIS.
For Friday-S9 900.
Lecsburg Lottery No. s, draws the Exchange At q
o'clock on Friday: prize OF 1000. 2,l4i OF 900
&c, 90 Nos. IL drawn ballots, tickets 81.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. No Is extra, for Monday
Morning. prizes of $4,000 each, 10 Of 600 Sc. 7s
Nos. 10 drawn, tickets S.
Another dTaring reeeired Monday Morning-S3O 900
Capital
Alexandria Lstery Class l. for Monday Morning: Splen
did CaPitas-l prize Of $4,000, 10000. 5000, 5000
1000 OF 1000 - of 1000, % Of 500, &C. IS Nos 10
drawn, tickets SO
" Tickets by the package. certificates Of ckage- and sn-.
ncke-in all Of the above aBd any Lottery advertised by @
"feEory a. Co for SAKE at the Office OF e. n. co
EHrh II,t.i
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
FOURTEENTH STREET


$4,000. $4,000
To-day at the Exchange at half past O'Clock. Va Mo.
Mongolia Lottery, No. Is. Capitalist 600 10 OOO
5000, 5000, 10 OF l000 &c. IS Nos-l3 drawn
Tickets 81.
$4,000, 10000, 5000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class lO2, Extra, Tuesday Eve
ming Capias-2 Of 900, 5000. 5000 2OOO 10 Of 1000
&c. IS Nos-l3 drawn. Wholcs So halves 80; quar-.
tiers l -.
100000, 10 of / 900.
New Jersey, No Is, Tor Wednesday Evening Ca.
pituls-S2O,O0O 5000, 1000 10 Of 1000, &c 80 Nos;
10 drawn. Whoes 81; halves So quarters %. All
two number nett $40, single number IS nett.
$4,000, 10000 10000. 30 Of 1000
Alexandra. No. lOI, Extra, for Thursday Evening Ca
pitals-3 Of $4,000, 1900, 90 of 1000, &c. - Nos
Ii drawn. Wholes s.; halves > 5O quarters l 25
$1,000, ala.
Va. Leesburg, No Is, for Friday at the Exchange at
half past o'clock. Capitals-S9OOO, , Of 1000. Of
700. &c. sc Nos-l2 drawn. Wholes So halves 80;
quarters - cents.
$4,000 Il, 900, 1000
Grand Consolidated, No. Is, for Monday. Capitals
2of $4,000, 1000, $500, 10 Of 1000 &C &c IS Nos
l3 drawn. Wholes S.; halves 500 quarters l %.
$4,000 10000.
Alexandria LOTTERY, Class L. for Monday Capitals-
$4,000, 10000 6OOO, 5000, &c - Nos. 10 drawn
Whoes $40, halves IS, quarters $3.50.
u Tickets IN all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos for
sale STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
INA |
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

y pursuance of decree of the Superior Court
81 Chanee for the Richmond Circuit pronounced on the 27th
March lei1 IN the Of Amber against smith and
I the uhdersgned Commissioners viii proceed
e -'th day Of May next at O'Clock p NJ. premises u
SIT The highest bidder public a of land de
sisnaed IN the plan 81 the Number
ua al the intersection Of C. and 9th and containing half
an acre town measurement This property the
square on winch the dwelling house Joseph Marx and
present residence II George Taylor Eco located aons upon
years.
The following the terms Of the pur
ena money 10 be paid IN cash one fourth months
months remaining fourth N twelve months fron
e DAY Of sale the purchaser bonds approved secu
my Tor te deferred payments and Tire title property TO
retained until the purchase money Is paid and con
Veyanee directed by the Court
ROBERT c NICHOLAS lc.
HENRY ". MoNCURE, commissioners
ap 27-tds
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

WE Proprietor feels grateful for the patronage
be continues 10 receive ifou enlightened and liberal uoc
ai bexs ase Ia INFORM t 81 his unrented enoa
an who make the Exchange Hostel tl The Price bard
now reduced 10 ~ Toe day, Without any charge
e hgh &C sotn- impoani changes
IN the Officers about tbs houe, which
the appreciation Oft public.
lie also prepared TO receive few permanent Gentlemen with
Their families single gentlemen
io tbs ensuing season. Ccnisen Eselninge
their Horses be taken Of them
by MrJAMtS HARDEN, whose siablc
p On and amer tbs LIT u May charge yearly Boar-
FOE meals only will be reduced Ordinary $500
year. Ladies Ordinary s22J.
FREDERICK BoyDEN.
RIcHsosp. AFHiL 2Oth isf3-im
p The following Par-rs please
Jer H0Hfh Editorial AMI forward
tins once fof seticmcntand each IN. ot.
Norfolk Arena Petersburg Iu.-.
Ger Charlottesville Advocate stanton Spectator Lynchbg Viz
nj Danvi.e Retaoft.f1
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

~ OTTO E.-Thc subscriber returns his most
L thanks 10 his public generally
liberal support he has received twenty
three and informs them the
WASHINGTON HOTEL and It Is Undergoing a thorough
repair inside and and will be ready reception
friends and the public by N. FIRST or MAY NEXT.
like newspaper putting, but viii say
wan BE- IN trter order than has been built
II - one OF the pleasant locations
view IN Richmond fronting capitol overlooking
surrounding county Il shall be furnished
bedding shall be good and kept table shall be
with the hes, the market Affords be
old Virginia style my stables shall be well supplied attended
eomtnoiating; sian be made
aud II friends aud the public viii give a call think
shall be able please with accommodation and price
in such manner that they VIII be repeat
Twin another thing that Drunkenness gaming other
dissipation Will be allowed kept with
feet order can be found my old
JOHN TALMAN.
pT " B-1he Swan Tavern for for
bu-ncs-po-son given the first OF May For
ton. enquire Of the subscriber
JOHN TALMAN.
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J. q. GREGORY u co, MANAGERS,
m
DRAWINGS RECElyrp EVERY Eyrx,x

D"N"iN'S RECEIVED EVERY EVENING.
Monday Evening-A drawing at the Exchange-Przes:
OF $4,000, $780, 5000, 1000 10 OF 900, 10 Of 500
&c, tickets S..
Tgesday-2 prizes of $4,000 6OOO 5000, 10 of 900,
10 Of 500 &c, tickets S..
wednesday-s2O,O 5000 1000, $50, 10 of 900,
10 Of 500, tickets s..
Thursday-3 prizes Of $4,000, 20 Of 1000 40 of 300.
30 OF 200 2i9 100, &c, tickets S..
Friday Evening at the Exchange-S 900, , prizes OF
1000, 3 of zoo, Of 400, &c, tickets 50
Saturday, prizes of 10000 10 Of 900, &c. tickets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

WARM STRINGS, April %, lS43.
Gentlemen Above you have the result of our election
yesterday result produced by local causes and which
does not afford any Of the strength OF parties in the
county.
Rest assured that in the great contest of 1874 when the
issue will be fairly made up between the and
National Bank, Bath will give an overwhelming maio
MY Tor SOUND CURRENCY and the MILL BOY of
the Slashes.
Mr. Van Buren,, the delegate elect is n Locofoco of the
Agrnrian Fanny Wright stamp who will prove an able CO.
adJutor of Richie, Randolph g. Co.. in taxing properly in
toHns doubly as high property in the country. f.
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THE MAMMOTH SCHEME.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000.

Besides prizes 100 CO. So 90 IS 60 Is H. TO-
- No. LoueV-I6 drawn ballots
Tickets only $40 10; quarters :: eishths So
Certificates Of packages Of 20 Whole Tickets. s27O
Do.... do..... &c Half. do l25
do % Quarter .do........... 81 so
Do. do..... % Eighth. do. ........... IS
0- For Tickets and Shares Certificates OF Packages
above splendid LOtieres-address
JIG. GREGORY 4 CO. Managers, Richmond Va
Drawings sent immediately amer they
a
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE HIIInING

short sketch Of Capital Prizes, &c. &c in different
Lotteries, To be drawn soon
For Monday, May lst, in the Exchange Va Nononro
la Cass No. is. Capital Pnzes-2 Of $1,000 GOOO
5000, 20OO $500. 1860, 10 OF 1000 10 of 500 10 of
800, 10 Of $50 239 Of $50, &c. - Nos-l3 drawn
Tickets S..
For Tuesday evening 2nd May. per mail. Alexandra.
Extra Class No lO2. Capital Prizcs-SlO.OOO 10000.
6OOO, 5000, 2OOO $500, AGO. 10 Of 1000. 10 of 500
10 OF 300 10 OF $50, 239 OF $50, &c. IS Nos-l3
drawn. Tickets So
soy. Class No Is Capital Przes-S2D, 900. 5000, 2OOO
1850 l5s 10 prizes Of 1902 10 of 500 10 Of 900 20 of
1876 Sc Of 100, &c. &c Nos-lO drawn. Tickets S.
For Thursday evening 9Th May, per mail. Alexandria.
Extra Class No lOi Capital Prizes-S 600 10 900
10000 1900, 1924 90 prizes Of 1000 40 Of 3OO so Of
200, 2i9 OF 100. sc.
For Friday evening. 9th Nav, in the Exchange Va
leesbgrs Class No Is. Capital rnzes-s9,OOO, 2ll4, OF
1000, OF zoo, of 400 If $50. 10 Of 900 10 of I25
30 Of 100, &c. G6 Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets 80
ror satnra, 9Th May.
Alexandra LOTTERY. Class L. Splendid scheme Ca
B ooe ,S6 1000 o s.oo SSo9 90 1892 ag50
IS Nos. and 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
Forsa,uri,y. received Monday Morning
Grand Consolidated, .Wimirgipn,l Extra Cass No Is
CePmls-Sl2OO0. 10000. 1000, $500 2OOO l29s, 10 OF
1000, 10 Of 500. % of 900 iOpf 25. 300 of 100 &c
1s Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets s..
Splendid Scheme for 18Th MAY. 1t Acvandra. Clp.. 25
Cspials-S35,O01. 10000. 5000. 5000 23S7 1000 1900
$500. 100, 1900 Of 1904. of 1902 OF 1850 1giOO
Ni '''t iNN OF tNNt NC d" Nue-lI drawn. Tickets
$40.
Mammoth Lottery, or q May. Acyandria. Glass ~.
Capmls-S6O. 600. $1,000. $1,000 10000. 5000 7OOl
5000, 5000, 1000 $500 23ll prizes OF 2OOO of 1850
10 OF IOO 10 Of 1850 80 " 1000. - Of 800 so of 900
100 of 900. &c.
u IN this Lottery there prizes Than blanks and
moro than onefh Of t prizes with either three or two of
tho drawn numbers. - Nos-l6 drawn. Tickets $40
R n B-Fackares wbors halves and quarters or sIpv
tickets fo a hs office ~ ou CONFIDENTIAL and attended
% with pfnmptncss CiiAs WORKMAN
lREST Family Sonps.---i n. a w. t.cc's best F,ml,
- soap at6l cs- also common soaps very ow fof By
ap92 GEu W cRr-rTER
toFfEEs-oI Java tlgula Oh white and Rio. f,r sse by
- ape gro w GRETrER
fnNEAsJus ycry superior Gunpov,ier
y Tea. Tor alo. BY aps2 GEo. w. CRELTER
NJ oLAssEs-ss hhis rrs Porto Rico. prime Trinidad
AZ bids AMI hauch New utlcans cor ale b.
APPS LEWIS WEIR.
tANDfSt3 hoso llcksons Candle sifcs mr. "a
~ ~ spsg JAMES A. PATTEsoN.
EGARssooo Cunoncs Sugars wen cured fr ale by
- spH JAMES A. PATTEsoN
IlED CORDS, Nc--Sa doteu bct eoris T. and .tran.
- hah boxes woosey, wooseys osf sugar received
for sale By lapi JAMES A.. PATTESON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-01

virtue OF Deed of Trust from Nacaiab
'arSe to Benjamin Mo~hy and Nathaniel sheppard h.a,
"s on the % day Of June ia25. duly ali. 10 record an.
SUBSCRIBER a. executor q Nathaniel sheppard SURVIVING ,.
~ phe auction 70 TIN highest bsder of The
Vet Tavern IN III" city Of Richmond cash on the ism v OF
May neHi 10 valuable Slaves female Among tc ,,
W un' MOST hi"hs'ni AMI valuable slaves state A.
an WM. r. SHEPPARD