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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25
NOTES BY THE EDITORS.

'Defereniially to our Correspondent be IT said, II
he will spend any afternoon in the Office OF the Ma
oral lnelhgencer, he will find something of the
same supervision exercised even upon the proof
sheets of the newspaper articles as he seems TO sup
pose 10 be peculiar to London.
If our Correspondent had paid visit to Wash
ington this year, las per invtaton,) would have
convinced him that the decline Of Peaches is an
endemic, not general absence. Within and without,
the limits Of Washington, in this neigbborhood, the
Peaches magnificent this year-hardly ever sur
passed, should think, in any age or cline.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

MARSHAL BERTnAND's RoUTE--He is expected to
pass direct from New Orleans to " The Hermitage
where he will probably spend couple Of days with
the venerable warrior and statesman, General Jack
son; from thence he will pass to the seaboard,-
probably to Baltimore frst-on his way to this city,
the Falls of Niagara, and New England. We under
stand that he will also visit Washington and remain
few weeks among the officers of the United States
Government to examine and reflect upon the prac-
tica' workings of our Democratic Republican form
OF government We may anticipate favorable con-
cluslons which he will freely communicate upon his
return 70 the other Continent-N Y. SIN.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25
ID | T. ID,

| Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, Mrs. SARAH
| ANN JONES, wife of DIR. VIM JoNEs, Postmaster
of this city, and daughter Of the late THOMAS CONGO
RAN, Esq, Of Georgetown
The friends Of the family are invited without fur
Their notice. to attend her funeral this afternoon Mon
day. at O'Clock
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

LATER FROM RIO DE- JkNErRo--The barque II. II
Douglass Capt Norville, arrived at this port On
Saturday evening" from Rio de Jaueiro, bringing dates
to the 10Th ut We do not learn that commercial
political sews is of any mportapce-there was lit
tie change IN the markets. The r. II Douglass
sailed IN company with the u. s. frigate Columbia
for Rio de la Platte. She left at Rio de Jan~iro the
u. s. ship Columbus, Commodore Turner. Among
her passengers were Com. Chas. w Morgan. H. s.
~; Mr.. Schley, Secretary; Mid'n WheeIock and
Professor Bradford.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

YUcATAN The following items Of intelligence
from Yucatan, we extract from the New Orleans
Courier:
The Legislature, the members of which were late
y elected, assembled the 3st ult. and organized
by respectively choosing their Presidents Vice Presi-
dents, and other officers.
On the lst instant Don c. Miguel Barchanos Co
vernon pro. tenn, delivered message The meeting
Of the tao houses in which he gave history of late
events and the measures adopted to repe the invasion
Of the Mexcans
By a decree dated the 22d August former decree,
fixing the price of Indian corn repealed and it
abolshes :he duty to which was subjected in the
interior.
Don Geronimo del Castillo the Yucatan envoy.
who had suddenly returned from Mexico, has set off
for that capital, furnished with new powers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

The statement furn shed by the Treasury Depart.
ment TO MIR. Slade, of Vermont, shows that the inn
portaton of foreign woods into this country, within
the last year. has fallen of TO the amount of nine mil
lions Of dollars.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

The celebrated Elder Knapp is now in Norwich,
and breaches every evening Of the week at the Cen
trail Baptist Church May much good attend his la
bors in that quarter
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

Professor MoRsE will soon commence laying the
wires Of his electric telegraph on the Washington
and Baltimore railroad.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

A TALL STEELE. The stceple of Trinity Church
(Episcopalian) New York, is to be two hundred and
eighty feet high being fifty feet higher than any other
steeple in the United States, nearly hundred feet
higher than any in Boston, and sixty feet higher
than the Bunker Hill Monument
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

Torty-four thousand and forty-hve persons pas4ed
through the Thames Tunnel in tie last week Of gu
gust
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

The tlmd man is alarmed before the danger the
coward during IT, and the brave man after it.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

GR,Ar TAX SALE IN MIcmGAN.-The Michigan
napers are filled with tax advertisements of the sale
on the first Monday Of next month Sales take place
at each county seat the same day. The cost OF adj
yersing the sales amounts to $4,000
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

We learn from good authority that the damage
sustained by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal by the
late extraordinary rise in the Potomac river is not as
great as was at first apprchended the greatest injury
being upon the lower division and that the mill
owners in Georgetown have agreed TO lend the mo-
ney necessary for the repair of the Canal as far ND
the Little Falls, and the banks in Frederick have
promptly lent the money for the repair above that
point The navigation will be restored by the ooh
of October.
Measures are also in progress to carry promptly
into effect the arrangement lately entered into with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to trans
port coal from Cumberland to Dam No. : so that
may yet hope to have a supply of that fuel the
present fall.-.Nh. Tneligencer.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

MICROSCOPIC lNyEsTIGATIoNs.-A curious paper
has been laid before the Academy Of Natural Sci
ences, by M Mandl, entitled " Microscopic Invesii-
cations to The nature Of the tartar and mucous CO.
verings of the tongue and teeth" If we ATE TO be-
eve NJ. Mandl's microscope, the human mouth is
perfect cemetery, where millions of nfusoraa find
their catacombs. Leuvenbeuk had already told us
that the human mouth peopled with nfusory
animals, and that the mucuous secretion on its sur
face served as their ocean but il remained for NJ
Mandl TO discover that the tartar which covers the
teeth is formed Of the mountains Of the dead Of these
inhabitants of this ocean. NJ Mandl knows not To
what cause 10 attribute the origin of these microsco-
pic animals but he has ascertaned he says that they
are most numerous in persons who live spare diet
and that they instantly killed by ardent spirits
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

10 UOl IIkt IHtt DIT. T CT,
The reason why cannot tell
But this know full well
| do not like thee, Dr. Fell
We shall then understand you better, as will
your Wing assailants And the next lime you
Talk about the Exchequer, tell your readers that
it was in substance, and nearly in words, re-
commended both by Mr.. Jefferson and General
Jackson, and make them believe, if you can,
that neither Of these distinguished men were
Republicans.
We hope that other editors, who are in the
habit of uttering the like unmeaning phrases with
the editor of the Register, will profit by III,
above.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-09-25

The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted by the Repeal Convention in New
Y ork
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
STRATT0N,S nEElCE

FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN.
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra Class No 30 drawn
July.
Is 50 SO - Is - Il 81 20 i 81.
Drawn Nos Alexandra LOTTERY No. A. drawn sgth july
"a 80 40 - - II % - IS 90 3 81 50.
Drawn Nos. Va AIonongala Lottery class No 81, drawn
- Al a5 II 81 As % 55 IS 20 81 81 10
$4,000
Alexandria, Extra No. l73. for Tuesday. mail. Ca.
pi'as-S 10000 5000, 5000, 2l3I, $500, 20 Of 1900
tiers l.
Sl7.5OO.
New Jersey, No. liz, for Wednesdays mail Cant.
800, 5000 3O0O 225O 10 Of 1000 10 Of 500
&c. 40 Nos-lI drawn. Tickets 50; halves $50
quarters l,2j.
M6Aandra, No $50, for Thursdays mail. Capitals
S25,UOO, 1000, 5000, 5000, 2OOO. I'LL 30 of 1000
% OF 300 &c. Tickets SlU halves ;; qusrte,s so
$1,000.
Leesburg, Class No. 81 for Friday al o'clock AT the
Exchange. Capltals-S7000, 25OO 1851 Of 1000 10
Of 200. &c. IS Nos. IL drawn Tickets ~. 50; halves
,2j; quarters 625c.
ing Capitals-SiOOo 1000, SIS, 400 300, &C. &c Nos.
10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves soc.
$4,000.
Alexandria, Glass No IL, for Monday Morning Capi.
als-3OOO0 10000 5000, 5000, 1000, 1870 ; Of 1000
. OF 1900, % Of 1000, &c Tickets $40; halves ,:
quarters $50. - Nos.-l3 drawn.
" Tickets 10 a the Lotteries and the lucky numbers or sale al
STRNTTONS LUCKY OPTIC
81 seven three number Fines sold and paid five l. arl
twenty three from May 18th 6t-amongs- u on, Of
$4,000 one Of 1890 one OF slOO Of sgOO good
ones-ai sold and paid by STR iron
l- 10 more three number Prizes sold m KIM, yd .I
and paid. 10 alittc month BY flu 81 sTEAITON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
Crust Snlrs.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sArr.

'NL'A ABLE FARM FOR SALE.
II y pursuance ct a trust deed rnad,. nv William,
= "ksohn'tam AMI Nie n thr purpose. thsrsta
M nhonsd shan on Tho i-'h day nst "a fir cshersr
on ~ sN ~ ''l. Atri o sie the pr~lRscs
Die AMI most t''irabe arm wing Neu,,s. .t rhe. ,hoss
'"l Ni"'l one 10 two mikes III rstutake
eahnE from Siauninn 20 III ,e. ,hot tss
'es- 'nl now IN me occupancy of M -afi Icrinho,ham
ms L'n . now m msh state of the hDh sn,ra
ts qahty
p p'G s vu,t u cu~uts thereon and IN
IL b rare thata farm ds.irlb. ara ,.s,. ..... -
yantages j. offered in market $500
The title licensed entirely r1r,i h,, n. ,.,,- -, -.
only such Ne the trust deed vests n me - '
I7-' >sS-ihe 'in II about ssias win b. required n,
given. tn be made known ,hc day Of sale ' VIZ 90
fno-v-nTS..r,,r>-- - V. W. sotrTHALI.
DAY the 18Th day % August newt Il AR 5,h.,,,. 49, -, -
day thereafter. 4 a. s,t-r,, " ''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
FEMALE SCH0OL--TUDOR HALL.

IHE subscriber has made arrangements for
NEAR Newrown King Queen Counry-up.t The ronr, ana
~ VI nss bohr-a present and for years past the
teacher Of the school at MI. John D.. CoN's, Es.1
The hugh reputation Mis- Bur, has acquired her pro
capacity renders unnecessary say here, In
" ne qahhcaton as teacher the Appreciation Of parents
and guardians who patron1ed her school and the
esteem OF her pupils speak loudly than
Iogy which the subscriber attempt behalf
The be said MeoEsS who time
been associated with Miss Burt Teacher Music aud will
continue IN the same capacity in this school
The proposed location pleasant healthy
{" uie neghborhoo forms It's favor
TEHNs-for board and tuition, sll5, the whole
mencing the li OF October closing July
ing half TO be paid advance expiration
the tef-and IN there
time board includes washing, bed bedding. ~.
Tuition o day scholars from the neghbofoo Music an
extra chage-to be paid Miss Mcuccn. Adde'S uos, n, M
New Town as above LEE ROY BoULwARE
0 The Enquirer viii copy Religious erah twice
aud send their to Lee Roy BouNarc New Town King
Queen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
FLEETS FOUNDRY
70 u y 7 y

I
BQN Virtue Of Deed of Trust to me from the
- Fleets Manufacturing Company. dated 3Oh dly OF Nav
1919 duly Hastings Count uf Pct.rsur and
highest bidder the premises. TI RSDAY the Dist day Of
August ~ o'clock that beautiful valuable pr1I y on
the APPROXIMATION Fleets Just out OF The CORPORATION
line Of Petersburg. called "FIccts' Foundcry. There
upwards % an acre Of Land and Tire Improvements follows
FOUNDRY BUILDING, SO by 20 feet, with Furnace ami
Fan.
A SMITHS SHOP about 90 ty so feet
\ MACHINE SHOP, 80 by 90 feet. stories hi-h.
The above buiHgs a1 recently built strong
and handsome style.
THERE'S slide Lathe Of sufficient wheel. for Loco
motives.
Al,o common sized slide ra,he.ou calculated, 10 en-, Screws
ofvluou- sifgs.
Facing Lathe Tor pattern shop.
. hand Iathcs.
/ r'ot Screw Machine Tor cuff.u. screw Baf..
saw Bench with circular ami perpendicular saw.
Arp Hammer and Grind for The A,c making
business
general assortment ofrarns and Tools Gssrnz Fac
tories SC.
The properly insured n The Mutlsi Insurance office Of In.
business with sufficient water operations
atfic
10 seldom that opportunity afforded pure sinr NJ puh,
s such u l. property. Of making profitable spccuiru
"Nreio peculiar circumstance ODE property Es' Be odd pro
baby 40 slrrf-e
Ircw Dee also .ai tc time Casing. of various kinds
60
Trrs-i credit the Fognrrry &C. g. ana Il months.
TIE .cIsef t1 negotiable approved cuflrses
ami decd oi trust on the property Che payments thereof
" The Castings & cash t1f 40 sums under $50. amount
credit Of months Possession TO be had immediately.
DAVID MAY Trustee
sac conducted by PANNlLL 4 LEA.
go -'-Wios Auets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
JAMES RIVER LAND.
EOR SIZE

Rl virtue of Deed of'TruSt, executed bv Mel.
e Ion r Shelton and wife John Morris and Archibald
Bryce a. Trustees dated 18Th November i-3S
ed ia the Clerks Office Of the County Goochand The sub
sruheT one Of the Trustees aor',a VIII proceed Gooeh
land Count ilouse, MONDAY day August ls4a
being Court day. Go the highest bidder public AUCTION GER
tain Tra; OF Land ng James said county ad
Joining the Court House and the lands OF Harris
mr. John Morris and others containing by estimation fotr hundred
and sixty and fourth CO rate James
River bottom the h.h land Of fine quality sufcisncv
o wood to al farming purposes. The much thereof
VIII te sufficient OF certain money and own-
from the said Nelson Shelton persons mentioned Ia
The said deed Acting Trustee convey such title only As
vested by the above mentioned deed which however is
believed 20 De- good. Terms n sale.
r..rrN-,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CRY OF

NntN the authority of Deed made By Mar, ot'on
- nell n the uHr"r-gnsd bearing thu ninth of March tz4l
10 -ecur" H." payment u debt Thora. Ch,r- Ellis
WI expose n SALE upon the money ON Monday
the J July ot or parcel Of ground IN IN CITY OF Richmond
AMI fronting Valley ~ uhes according Ia .
Fy AMI plat made BY Mac1h Bates The 18th February Ist2
being part 81 larger lot belonging James OConn.-
the terms II SHE b. complied the purchaser the pr
pry VIII be ~ -h on the following rsle and cost
iu 8-sids = uARRisnN r.,-,..
consequence Indictment weather the ,boy.
sale was postponed until TUE SDAY August a 1 > O'Clock
p NJ Should the WEATHER prove unfavorab the A. viii
not take place until the fair Day.
an THE TRUSTEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
ALBEMARLE LANDS FOR SALE.
\ virtue OF a decree of the Circuit S,no,

~ virtue OF decree of the Circuit Supor;or
- Court Of Law and Chane~ry for the county OF ARr,,r.
pronounced IN tn case Of the President and Dr,o OF AM, f
~ AH' sas' hafun bi"sons ctor AMI others shah ON h.
~. Jay OF august n"''u being Abomare Court iay al IN. f
uof OF ~" tAsle tavern Ia The Charlottesville. ett 10
a 10 ne highest ohie The Land wing IN -ai county
on he water. Of Hardware River ming about ig5o ,e
SHOWN as 'e belle AR Estate AMI NJ the late residence Of Ma,
IN Da"sh Gee d. his estate within from scott.
from the town Of Charoiesviis ~ - '
NJ the same time and place shal oar n, ,,,t. II, 49,, so,,
as LAM ng around and adjacent the vare Of Ntn,
n sad county hrongng IN the Martin Dawson I
THIS land t. situated the R.vanna River p,yt-,hl. =,
vile. "'-'' w ''a'"u--
Also NJ the time AMI place shall ofr.r \, rt - -
o'i tractor Land oi ga acres lyng aid county on Had
"ae RIVER patented 20 the LAT" Martin Dawson decd AMI a,
'ug the LlHis OF the late Christopher and ,,r,.s Il -,
AMI within a few miles Of the town o. seo,i,yiue
ia I2-tiiGc2awtd- y ~ snt-rt,tI -. ~
az Enoufer will rooy ,o., , - ~" '"nih
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. July 90.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET July 90.
Cohee-Salcs have been reported Of 100 bags vi
Cuba at 1t To -; and 500 bags Laguayra at "a.
ftour-fOT some time past the prices has remained
uonaTy ut 80 TOR ordinary brands OF fresh Flour and
the beginning Of this week sales of about 5000 bbs
made at ;hs price, and occasionally snce but further de-
cline has taken pacc-l00O bbls. sold 81 81: 1000
bbs 81 90, and Others 81 some, however still hold
at s.; the market is rather unsettled aud we therefore
quote at s75 to SIS.
Grain-Wheat-Earlyi in the week n sale of 500 bush
white wheat made 10 and about 500 or 100 AT lose
Since then eagocs OF Delaware new Wheat have been
sold lO5, aoat, and also lot 5000 Penn in store Al
thu same price, and Of old Delaware at 100 noa
We quote lose. as the present price.
Corn-Sales not very brisk 1900 bushels Penna ruund
yellow, and GOO mixed at 81 a cargo Of Delaware W.
low and lot OF to 500 bushels sold at 81 cts and car,o
OF Delaware white at 50 cts.
oas-l2OO bushels Pcnna brought 81 cents and 900 do
~ cts cargo OF Delaware oats about 1900 bushels sold
Tor 50 cts old Delaware quoted 80 81 cts and new
are held at 2S.
Suga-Sales this week have considerable especially
oi N o. OF which 200 to 500 hhds. reported 10
changed hands, prices ranging from % Also 100
hhds ST. Jago Ia to 81 20 hhds. T. K. at IA To
and 90 At a. 800 bxs st. Jago aud Cenuoges at
and 100 bxs Havana at Il.
Whiskcy.-Sales of 2OO bbls. at 2ic.AU S. Ga.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
EOR : Al Il

FNE Farm belonging TO the Estate Of W. Tomn deceased
n known by The name of OAK MILL situated IN t, county Of
Richmond aud az The Junction OF rotfkry Crcek Kappa
hannocN offered for sale contains between and
considerable Tat land contiguous navigation and oe sc
Tie dwelling house hast and barn &c
has been recently Wen repaired The terms VIII be
and made known by The subscriber application person or by
letter postpaid Should tins Farm be -od privately will be
offered for sale at Richmond Court house the Monday IN
tober next no W. CARTER, Adur
je 21-iawU with the will annexed Of w h. TonIin doc
N.ua a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
- l.

Y virtue Of Decree the Circuit sureror Court of nd, ,,
~ 'hancep Tor Anculie County therein peni ing
between Harms ard Moon and pronounced 18Th av
ut May 1873 W the undcrsgaeL appointed oners Tor
That purpose VIII sell 1t public al.cn The highest bsr on
te 18TH loy of August next fs pftmsl land wing m
tF county OF Buckingham Zoe james RIVER Saogsor
containing about 1900 acrat0gt 900 which are James
River bottom of e beet quality. admirably adapted growth
o corn wheat AMI toh1ccoah1ut $50 land oG
eri rty cleared aui The residue Of well tmhe
ant large IoT.on OF % fine tobacco llui
lh' improvement, CONSIST OF roi oeecrs house. large AMI
coHnlous tobacco houses houses. stables
lus farm is recommended the and Ies ri,
pie boo virginia 10 b. remarkably ce sevenirliies
along e James RIVER having By % the James canal
Hy COMMUNICATION with Richmond and directly opposite the
very t1lgsr1 town OF ScusyIe. excellent market
no lU times afforded gu iI fhc products of arut.
This tract VIII hr ll h subject rst12 Of Mr.,
sarah G. Harms about twothris Of which have been ,r
rl ' h.r ts tenant n DOVER boz luttofrel by M f
safe tat Dec interest M he offered 0 Doe pur. ha-r OF the resi-
que on nc day of 1r go terms which c1un1t 10 be- fct,r
am winch viii De- u1de kr1Nn before Tint the n-rha
' Gan 90 once O'fiul c si8 whole tract pasfr-aor
ir 10 seeding re't m 1ai lH rl-cr on Jiurar, rayt
leIm' oi s'a about 5000 cash ba Repaired ue h1are. tn
Pc Pd 300 c4fI r-tfirfn a 'is expiration one. two M 10
tt l1is e p hlsfr houI with approved security ana
. ic being retained ls fe- security for the payment "a
We Will 600 fhs 10Th I,, of tr.t r.tt an ~. --,
'e House AMI lot ihe ss1ftsv a Main street ri
situated ior Dwelling House auI Store
Also 200 i1r l1tl of August premises. We viii I'm
Joy D" ' town Of Wa ou Ns'ar County lately belonging 90
CAPS John Harris deco
These lots Uu he 0d credit OF one two ari three ye,a
l. P''H'-'N SWING honi wl approved security ts-a
if he1f 1nct ls fltfr, security payment Of t1a pr
.''- money JOHN U DuLENNN.
EDWARD o. MOON Conn.
W li-t. UrNI 20 N1CHrnER. \
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
lotteries.
J. &. GREGORY Il co. MANAGERS
ui,hnond, ya.


d" W" Nos" Of Alexandria Lottery. NJ. il--dn~n Iuy
20, lSi3:
u 80 ~ % 80 II - - - 10 , 81 -.
Tuesday.
SisooO' COCO. 1000. 10 prizes Of 1000 &c. Tcker- -
Wednesday
s''oo' $780, 5000, 22j0, 10 Prres Of 1000 10 Of 800
Ne. &c. Tickets So
Thursday.
S25OOO, 1000, 5OOO $780, lllI 50 prizes of lO0O IN
ct 500, Ill Of 80. sc. &c. Tickets 81.
Friday.
AZ the Exchange: $1,000. $500 przes Of 1000, 10
oi 2Oo, 10 Of $50. &c. &c Tickets g So
Saturday.
$1,000 for 81. % whole tickets $50; % halves $40.
$4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class. ~, for l5i3 10 be- drawn n
AeHandria d. g.. on Saturday the 9Th Of August, I-i3-
Prizes: $4,000. 10000 6OOO 5000 1000 3q7O : NJ
2OOl set 1900, 25 OF 1000 25 Of 500 22O Of poo e.
% Nos IL drawn. Tickets $40; halves s. quarter. so
Certificates Of packages OF % whole tickets Sl3J-.har
IN proportion.
S3o.O0O-2OO Of 500
Alexandra Lottery Class No 49, Tor 1873 +, be dr,,,
at Aoxandria, ID. c. Saturday 18th Of August s43
Splendid Scheme: $4,000. 10000 5000, 5000 23-I
2OOO, l9OO, $500, 1900, 1000, OF 1900 Of 1900 Of
l21O 2OO OF 800, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; ,rs 80
Certificates of packages OF % whole tickets Sl3-shar
in proportion.
$4,000 IN Prizes of $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class 80, for si3-To be drawn at
Alexandria, ID. C., Saturday the 18Th Of Aup,,st Isi3
Grand Capitals-3 prizes OF S25 900 amounting In 81
OOO 10000, 5000, 2i77 80 prizes Of 1000 30 Of 800
% OF go, &c. Tickets SlO-halves 5-quartess 90
Certificates Of packages Of 90 Whole Tickets, sl4O-
shares in proportion.
S25.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. Is, for Isi3-To be drawn
at AeSandnn, d. C., Saturday, the Doth of August,
ls43. l3 drawn Nos in each Package Of % -irkcf.-
Capitals-S25,O00, 10000, 5000, 2OOO 1850 1900 10
prizes OF 1000. Is Of 500, &c. Tickets SIO-r7'-es
quarters 80. Certificates Of Packages Of - v.ole
Tickets, 5lO0-shares in proportion.
% For Tickets and shares C'rdeates Of Paes w ia the
above splendid Lotteries address
J. g. GREGORY a co, Managers. Richmond y,
Drawings sent immediately they over to all who order
above. ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IHNHE subscriber having determined To remove
90 he sta, % Missouri neat fan vii. THURSDAY the
lut day 10 August nNt offer for S.a the premises
90 land ync the county Of buckingham, one mile below
'urisve immediately upon Wills River which uaviEatsd
the latter place T tact contains about cool farm
ING Land and offers advantage capitals; any tract
o th' san" sf IN The country The improvements
comfortable dwelling house I'D houses IN good ra
AMI an excellent garden. There also excellent is; mn
saw mill earduc machine, lanyard
shop situated immediately the banks of the which
Ken together render most dest euerpsuc
man with small capital The VIII be and th
balance IN one ami two yearths deferred payments
cured.
Al The same time and place and upon Will be
offered tact OF ianl situated Logan county Ohio on Mil
Creek containing Sd % eAc.eu; Land which
Is In rs original state Astounding excellent umber.
ia n NN NJ EVANS