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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
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GEk CASS AT HOME.

General C4ss and son arrived at Detroit on
Ws.lns sdsy. The 18th utimo. On his arrival he
,ass .scoc1eA b. tho first battalion OF Frontier
&nsrds, the comm itiees the Governor OF the state,
s4s uasr6rss Il t1e Legislature, the municipal
autofiaes Of she clty, the various civic soc'eties
srd handteds at eitil.ens, to his lodgings a, The
Michigan Exchange. On his arrival at the Ex'
change, be wss,caraially received by the commit
Ssss Of reception. and we lesmed TO the city and
state of his future residence,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
MR.. WISE,

rhi. ssatleman ha, sent forth an address TO hia
.ors,i,usn,s. 10 xhich be reviews his course In
Congress FOE she ten years that he has been their
Kerr.ssntaivc q. also bis rsjec ton by the Senate
a. Minister 10 France. He announces himself a.
~ candidate for recollection TO Congress.
DR.. Mallory, who, by the arrangement: OF Con-
s,e,sionsl districts, is in the same district with
Mr.. Wise, has made way for him.
I,,.s,id that Mr.. Gushing, the rejected Secre-
r.ry If the Treasury, has also gone to Ma'sachu-
psti.. ~.ih a view to become a candidate Tor Con
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

GP Major Tochman, a Pol 'h exile VINO mas
h.en delivering lecture. before several legislative
a..embles anS ia the narthesse'ti as no" IN h'eh
epsnd, whore be addressed a meeting OF the mem
hers &c the Legislature and citiEet s. on Thursday
and Nealsy evenings last, ia the Hal OF The House
Of Delegates. de eopcISdsd, os IhsAsday' amidst
the ,ccia,nations of the meeting. Alter he hsd
finished, Hass,ing Sss organized, az WHICH ''ie
Speaker Of the House OF Delegates Psssided' fe'
solutions Of thanks were voted to Major T0ehnan'
with Request thas he ~sul& repeat his lecture
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
TIE STRANGE LIGHT.

We have q communicating on our outside to-day
in relation to the light which YVES observed IN the
heaven. in the early part Of lsst week, also two
articles from the National Inielligencer, one from
the pen Of Lieut.. Maury, Of the Navy. There
seems to be division of opinion in relation to the
real character of the phenomenon, and we think il
proper uaierthe circumstances, to leave the ques'
ton OPEN to be settled by the astronomers and
those beet acquainted with such matters.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

The expression Of the Legislature Of,
Michigan is very strong aud decided a
gainst any reputation. They consider
the State pledged for the payment of the
principle and interest on all Bonds in the.
hands Of innocent holders, and any, and
all others for which the State has received
consideration, and for which they can,
under any legitimate view be held as in
any way equally bound. The condition
of the State does not warrant them 70
laying tax; but every other resources
the State, should be applied to mes' p ~.
interest on their five million loan.
is certainly honorable, so far -
goes, and there can be no doubt mat ms
young and growing State VII o''H"a'e's
meet her debt with fidelity ana hOa'or'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

As a fact illustrative of the abundance Of money
in New York, the Express states that one bark in
Wall street has one million six hundred thousand
dollar. il specie on hand and il creditor bank
the amount of four hundred thousand dollars -
The SANE bank has circulation Of only little
over three hundred thousand dollars. Thi, bank
could extend its line OF discount, If it could find
the securities, TO two millions o { dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
THE CABINET.

The Hon. John c. Spencer has entered upon the
dutie. Ok Secretary of the Treasury. Hisnoinina-
iton i. reported to been confirmed by majority of
only Q votes.
James Madison Porter, of nnsylvania, has
been appointed Secretary of War. The Msdiso
MAN States that he will enter upon the duties Of
tho Department without delay.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
Geo. W. Burns, Sc
March 10, 1913.

REV. JOHN A. COLLINS LAST SERMON.
This gentleman preached on Sunday
night, his last sermon to his congregation
in this place. HIS text was, by request,
the Parable of the Prodigal Son, found in
the "l5th chapter of Luke" This elo.
quent Divine handled his subject, as he is
known TO do always, with great ability.
We were pleased to find SO large an at
tendance. The congregations of Mr.
Collins, over which he has otficated ns
Presiding Elder so long and so well, have
great cause TO regret his separation from
Them. - Winchester Republican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

STEPHEN GIRARD's VILLA letter
published in the Philadelphia North Amer.
lean, dated Washington, March 5, says
The Supreme Court to-day ordered a
re.argument in the case Of Girard's will.
This will doubtless cause excitement In
Philadelphia. 1t makes the question of
the right of the city to the whole Of Gil
rard's estate doubtful, whereas before it
appeared absurd to question the right OF
the city 10 the estate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
HOUSE OF DELEGATES Yesterday

HOUSE Or DFLEIa 70 eAerony
The House was engaged all day in FL
ling the blanks in the bill imposing taxes
for the support Of the Government. The
following taxes were fixed On licenses
to merchants, according to scale OF
sales, from SIS, 900 to $4,000, at different
sums, ranging from $25 to 500; on Ii.
censes to auctoneers and vendue masters,
according to their annual sales, from S25,.
900 to $500, 900, at different sums, rang
ing from $75 to $500; on licenses to sell
arden. spirits, SIS on brokers $500; on
lottery vendors, 1000 dollars on hawk
ers and pedlars. Except clock pediars,)
100 dollars; on hawkers and pedlars,
dealing in tin and pewter only, 10 dollars !;
on hawkers and pedlars, dealing in clocks,
100 dollars on exhibitors OF public shows,
&C., 60 dollars; on agencies of foreign
insurance offices, 100 dollars; on gold
watches, dollar; on patent lever or le-
pine silver watches, so cents; on pianos
under the value of 100 dollars, one dol.
lar; on pianos above the value OF 100
dollars, two dollars; upon metallic clocks
so cents, aud on all other clocks 25 cents ;
on silver plate, (ovcr the value OF 81 dol
lars and under leo dollars one per cent.
on its value on silver plate over the val.
ne of 100 dollars, two per cent. on its
value. At A O'Clock, The House ad-
journed. We presume that the bill will
be gone through to-day, and ordered to an
ongrossment Rich. En9u. OF Saturday.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

The LATE FIRE AT CrscrNNAff.--- ne
Cincinnati Gazette oft 9Th ms. states,
that the whole number OF persons Killed at
The late FIRE in that city, so far as ascer-
,oIped. is nine. Mr.. Fl. 0. Merrill Is the
only person killed, whose name was not IN
the list wo published. The number OF
peysons severely wounded, is fourteen,
and about twenty are reported 10 be slight
ly wounded,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
PENNSYLVANIA,

The Editor of the Tribune (who has
been for the last week too i'll 10 attend to
his duties, met in Philadelphia on Friday
evening number of Delegates just re-
turned from the Clay Wing State Con.
vention Of the friends Of Henry Clay at
Harrisburg. All concurred u stating that
the representation of the interior coun.
ties was not only much fuller than had
been expected by the most sanguIne but
that the evidences of unanimity and en-.
thuslasm in behalf Of Mr.. Clay were
greater than they had even dared to hope.
The splri, is the same as that which cleo.
trified the State in favor OF the lamenled
Harrison 10 1886 and 1870; but unanim-
ity in favor Of Mr.. Clay is greater than
that excited 10 behalf Of Gen. II. at any
time prior to the summer Of 1910. The
handful of Anti. Loco Focos IN the State
who still hold out in opposition to Mr..
Clay are the same who vchemently OPP
posed Gen. Harrison in 1886, and de-
prlved him Of the vote ofihe State; but
they are not tenth so formidable now
as they then were.'
Pennsylvania is immovably Wing in
all her interests and her principles OF Po-
litical Economy she dislkes Van Blu.
rem, and will not be driven into support.
ing him again; if Buchanan can be fore
ed upon the party, State Pride would
probably induce her to support him
bu, against any other Free Trade man,
she will cast her vote for the next Presi-
dent for Henry Clay. Such is our ar
dent conviction. The first blow at the
Tariff next winter will destroy the chance
even Of Buchauan.-N. Y. Tribune.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
We would call the at,enion Of our Wing breib-
rem to the objects Of the meeting held on Monday
t,s, a, oden'. Hotel Whether a Convention can
assemble betw cen this period and the ELECTION,
will be determined in the interim.
The Wings Of Jefferson will hold mass Con
vsntion q, their Court on Monday next, at which
conferees will be appointed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
MAINE.

Goyerpor Fairfield has been elected to the SEN
ale Of The United States. TO Gil the vacancy coca
.ioped by the resignation of The Hon. Roei VIII
tiam.. Tho duties Of Governor will be discharged
BY the Hon E. Ksvsnagh, President Of the State
ceunte until January next
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
From the Good Samaritan
TPMpEPANrE

The following resolution was adopted
by the Convention held in this place on
the 22nd ul,imo:
"Resolred, That in as much as, from
the materials furnished the committee 10
which were referred the reports Of the So.
cleties here represented, accuracy, as TO
the number Of temperance members with
in this Conventional District, could not be
attained, one delegate from each county,
represented 10 this body, be appointed 10
ascertain the true number Of persons,
male, female, grown persons, youth,
white end black, separately IN each coun-
fy, who have signed the total abstinence
pledge, and the time Of the organization
OF each society and also, the number Of
persons who belong to temperance socie-
ties, other than total abstinence societies,
and make report to a committee of three,
living in Winchester, on OF before the 18th
Of April next; which committee shall
prepare a succlbct statement, from the
materials so furnished or otherwise within
their reach, for publication and where
any county within the district is unrepre-
scented here, the committee shsll seek the
necessary information from the Society,
located at the county seat"
Messrs. Editors The resolution above
was passed by the Temperance Conven.
ton here convened the last week. That
the gentlemen appointed on the commit
tees may be fully apprized Of their APP
pointment and their duties, you are re.
quested to publish both the resolution, and
the names of those appointed on the COM
mttee. They are as follows, to wit:
FOR THE COUNTIES.
James Tipping for Frederick,
J. l.. Hamilton for Loudoun,
]. A. Fitzsimmons, Esq. for Jefferson,
William Dorsey for Berkeley,
P. b. STREET., Esq. for Hampshire,
n. w. Hieronimus, for Hardy,
| Richard Miller fol- Shenandoah,
Giles Cook, ESQ.,, for Warren,
J. 6. Lester for Fauquier,
D. w. Sewers, ESQ.,, for Clarke.
The Committee of three in Winchester,
are Il. P. Ropes, J. E. Jackson, Jr., and
w. NJ. s. Anderson.
| II is hoped that the county committees
will proceed at once to the work OF OBJ
tanning the information hereby sought !;
! and that the various societies will prepare
themselves for a prompt reply to the en-
qures of the committees. By order Of
the Convention,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

The disease ofthe "black tongue" has
proved very fatal in some parts Of Mis-.
souri,. In the thinly populated settlement
OF Point Pleasant, in New Madrid Coun-
~, seventy. five persons had fallen VIC
Tins to it. A belief is entertained that
the disease Is contagious, being founded
on the fact that it is known in many cas-.
es 10 run through family when it had
once seized any person in it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

fry- The Baltimore Annual Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church commenced its ses-
sion yesterday in that CITY. There will be nearly
two hundred members in attendance. The Amer
lean states tha, Bishop Waugh will preside, aud
ihnt Ri.hon Sonle "a also expected 70 be present.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

AMERICAN TIN.-Professor Jackson
Of Boston has sent to the National Instr
tute at Washington an ingot OF pure tin,
which he had extracted from lot Of tin
ore obtained in Jackson yields 10 per cent.
of pure tin, and the ore, as it is usually
got cut by blasting, yields 35 TO 40 per
cent,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16
MEDICAL COLLEGE

The annual con maneeusssRt OF Richmond Siedi'
cal College was heldis lLsteity on AsDSsy the 9th
inst. The degree Of Doctor Of Medicine was con
ferrss 90 fourteen young gentlemen, The iHstitu
.tsp,i. Hprssssls5 to-he Ia aaSiEhisg condition
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

Cor. MAcKENzIE.-Mr. Morris, OF the
War Department in Washington, has laid
before The Grand Jury Of New York, a
complaint against Commander Mackenzie,
for murder on tho high seas. Mrs. Crom-
well has lodged complaint Of the same
tenor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

Feb. 18th, 1744, and nearly equalled
Venus in splendor. and many persons saw
il ut midday without glasses. 1t may
yet prove that the comet to-day IS the
same as that Of 1402."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

BLoNprL's PATENT LARD LIANT
We have been using much to our salts
faction and comfort, one of these Lard
lamps, and can say with confidence that
for reading we have found il preferable to
any thing we have used. 1t throws out a
light equal to two candles and is free
from that Pickering and smoke which
comes generally from oil or candle.--Ib.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

FIRE AT TmoMPsoN's DEPoT.-We
learn that a fire occurred on Monday last
a, Thompson's Depot on the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad. We have not
heard the particulars, but understand that
the flames were arrested before much
damage was done.--Ib.
The Chsrlestown Free Press states that consid-
cradle damage was done The depot, by the FIRE.
About twenty barrels of -four, and quantity of
merchandise we're destroyed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

The rogue Reese, who some time since
committed various burglaries in Washing.
,on County, Md. was tried last week at
Frederick, found guilty, and sentenced TO
the Penitentiary for thirteen years and
six months.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16

Permit me now, sir, to conclude my
pleasant duty, and, in the name of that
portion OF your fellow citizens who have
oeputed me, TO bid you again cordial
welcome, and | know express the senti,
ment ofihls entire assemblage in adding
our united wish that your days may be
long in the land, and that a serene and
happy old age may crown your useful
and honorable life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
$4,000.
ALLEN Il CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

S35,2y4.
Alexandra Lottery Class No SO, for lsI3-,o be drawn
at Alexandria d. C., Saturday the 2Sth OF October ls43
Brilliant schemc-S35,29i, 10000 1000 1903 30 OF 1000
80 AGO. 80 of 300 1872 of 200 &c Tickets $40 halves
>; quarters > So
DO. .'... 90 Halves. do. ............5O
Do..... to...... 80 Quarter. do. .............3S
% Tickets by the package certificates Of packages and single
Tickets an all the above any Lottery by j. q
Gregory & Co. for sale office Of
&. Il. ALLEN L co.
Oc y I-rLnr rI.anr. IIn..l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

n. Y. MARKET, Oct 2O-3P NJ
The sales Of Cotton 500 bales Prices steady Flour
very hrn AT "a, 80 every thing goes oil instantly and
Saao has been paid in several Rye would sell
y at 61c; Csc Jersey and Northern Corn both
sold ut 55c VT, Small parcel OF Barley was sold at 45c
bu WhiSkey, 49, 25 Pot Ashes sell freely nj al
90, their condition is improved by the news Pearls. As
25. ''' 90
Wheat is wanted For prime Gencsscc for exploration
100 cts has been paid, and would be paid for more
der Tor 2oOO bush filled Troy 81 for export from
here, which makes IL cost rather than 100 cents
small parcel OF old Beet closed at 80 and 80 so This
being the best offer which could be had-nohnp IN. mat,
ter with the beef
great dealer made offer Change of Sll Dbl for
oOoo 6bs OF Mess Pork and gave the day to make p IN,
'ot twas nearly made up Change, and we think the
offer will be complied with. $50
800 bbls Richmond Country Flour and 300 Brandvyi,.
sold at S4625. 30 bus Illinois Wheat sold at % cents
l.. S.-Evening.-Noihng more done in Cotton FIou,
is quite buoyant. The great sale of 5000 bbs Mess PORK
nj Sll Dbl, cash TO morrow has been completed Goldfish
are selling slowly at S23la37. Mackcre are held AT 81
10 and 1913, but will not sell.
Exchanges including Certifeates end Check,
Boston par; Philadelphia par dist Baltimore mar n
ds; washington (DC) dis; Rchd Iai dis; Raleigh
Wilmington 5al dis Augusta al dis Macon
i Columbus linli die; Savannah 5al dis Mobile lea l2i
Noreans n3i 81 Louis sp che AZ dis; Louisville lal
Cincinnati Ia dis; Nashville "a; Apalachcola |:
Treasury Notes par is5 prem; Bills London 81 9 prom
Do. on France 5,25l; Dollars, Spanish lO4 a iU6; Dol.
lar, Patriot premium; Doubloons Spanish l6 Ii Is
Doubloons. Patriot l5.60al 5.6O.-Jour. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
by Il. Ii. Dickinson a Brother
Valuable City Property aud Henrieo Land
A

IL virtue of n deed Of trust executed to the sub.
teriser BY Nathaniel August bearing date In.
uay OF August leil and OF record Of Henrro
Soun Court for the therein mentioned .a on MON
DAY hs 23d day Of October the premises AT IN. hour
COCK r. NJ proceed TO SELL public auction to the hrhes
odder Tor cash the interest Of August and wife heinz one
iourh part thereof ground in The CITY
u hehond on the north east side Of street and be
tween % and ID streets Containing front orr or less
anu upon which are two Dwelling Houses bounded the south
s' oy The property OF Hon. John Robertson n north
o at OF Alice Walsh and Immediately thereafter Al the sae
pieces parcels OF Land Heneo County, the one
aiming oJt acres and adjoining the lands
and others and the other acres adjoining the
eSe two pieces OF land adjoining near each other about
or miles above Richmond, and very the Rail Road
l2-,itds SIA r..
OF Sale conducted by r. H. DICKINSON < BROTHER
Aurfs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
Fly Davenport & Allen.

GROCERIES, &c
On MONDAY, Oct 23d O'Clock will be SOLD n, AN, sue
Ton store, the following articles:
40 hhd'. P. r. Sugars
Is do do Moasses. 30 do Cuba do
200 bags Rio Coffee $50 do LaRuayra Coffee
80 casks Goshen Cheese
20 cases Table Salt, 100 boxes Soap
500 Reams wrapping Paper
1 chests G.P Tea
100 boIes
200 do Window Class
10 hhds whkey 300 bbls No Herring-
10 uerces new Rice. 1000 lbs Irvine
IOOO lbs Nader 10 hhds Bacon Middiny. &c
TERNs-Cnter $500, over 100 month. er.s n,
approved paper. DAVFSpoRT a AZ rS Wv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
ny r. n. Dickinson a Rro,hcr

VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND FARM NEAR THE crrv
. At Auction.
on sATU RDAy the 9Th day Of Novemb-, D.,, =, ...,
= ~ on TIE premises VIII be sold public auction that
fine Vineyard and Orchard producing the o.t choice fi,
ns le Hd OF MI George Charter and The bu ding
OF soc and very neat Dwelling House, Sta be and
ali other necessary outbudings There Is a well M e,.e.,
yer IN Tue yard 90 Terms sale without reserve Nv
oder OF the PropretorS. e' ~
93-dts DICEI\spN . pp,1-,,r,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
Ry williams a Hawaii.

BUILDING LOTS ON F STREET, AT Auction.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON 2sth inst; at O'Clock on III.
premises We a sell at auction without reserve Lot of
"ound situated on the north side Of between eth an sth
sons Tire Cnied Presbyterian Church. fronting on street s.
desired ~ 80 '' pans -
s-a cash and the balance IN nonhs-negotiabe notes
OF trust on the property Will required the credit
payments BY order OF Proprietor.
oc 20 WILLIAMS HAXATI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY u co, MANAGERS,


TO be drawn At tho Exchange. to-day tMondayl at 4
o'clock $4,000 10000, 1000 2ii5 20 prizes OF 1000
40 OF 2OO 80 Of 100, &c. Tickets SIS.
Tuesdoy-SI2.OOO, 10000. 1000. 2II5, 90 prize, Of
looO 40 OF 200, 80 OF 100. $50 OF so. &C. Tickets S.
wednesday-s2O .OOOs 5000. 2OOO 1900. 400. 10
Tickets SIS.
Thusday-s30 900, 10000. 5000, 1855, 2aoO. 1000
1900, 1900 10 prizes Of 1900 10 Of 500 10 of 500 IS
OF ZOO 4OO prizes Of $50. &c. &c. 75 Noe Is drawn
Fhday-s9OO0. 5000. 100. 1900 1876. 100 : n,i,,s
1000, 5 Of 400, 10 of 200. &c. Tickets 50 So
saturday-S35 1884, or 900 nett, prize. of 1000 &c
NovEMBER, 1913.
$4,000 Capital!
Alexandra Lottery Class No ST. for 1919 to drawn n,
Alexandria, ID. C., Saturday, the 18th Of November
lsi3 Grand Seheme-s3O,OOO. $4,000, 5000. $500,
,1o 'ooO 300 40 prizes Of 1000, so of 500, 60 Of
aoo, &C. Tickets $40; Knives 5; quarters 50. Cert-
hca'es Of packages of rs Whole Tickets sl3O-shures
IN proportion
$4,000!
Alexandra Lottery Class No S. for ls43 to be drawn
az alexandria, d. c. on Saturday, the ll,h Of November
1855 Capitais-S3O,OOO, 10000, 60OO, 5000 1000
2OOO lIfI, 25 prizes Of 1000, IS of $780, % of
800. 200 Of 200, &c. rs No Lottery-l3 drawn ballot,
Tickets $40 halves 5; So Certificates Of Pack
ages OF % Whole Tickets 81 30-shares in proportion
$4,000!
Alexandra Lottery, Class p for lsi3 to be drawn Al,
heSandro, d. C.. on Saturday, tho 18th Of November
I943 Splendid Prizes-S4OOOO. 10000, 5000. 3255'
92OO 1000, 1900, 1900, l7O0 1000, 10 of prizes OF
1904 10 of 500, 10 Of 300 Is of 300 400 of 1850 &C.
75 No Lot,eryl5 drawn ballots, Ticket. $40; halves s.
Quarters So Certificates of Packages of 90 Whole Tick
cts, Sl3J-shares in proportion.
100000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No Sc for ls43 10 be drawn
IN Ae1andria d. c. on Saturday, the 25th Of November
Ie43 Brilliant Scheme-S30,O 600. 10000 5000, 1867
u prizes of 1900, 100 prizes Of 1000 ITO of 300 &C.
Tickets Sl halves ); quarters so Certificates OF Pack
ages OF 10 Whole Tickets. Sl3O-Sharcs in proportion
For Tickets and Shares Packages in tn. above
splendid Lotteries. address
J. G. GREGORY & CO. Managers. Richmond Va
Drawings sent Immediately they are over To all who order
As above
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
VACANT LOTS, BOUGHT FOR TAXES,

III AUCTION.
After the sale Of the above advertised the 2l
inst, NJ O'Clock on the belongingt I'm
Granger decd will be sold the
said Cranger fronting Lester known by the Nos.
and the situation Of which, ageeaby plan Of IN. cty n
East Lester Aso Lots Nos IS and 80 situated between
and 2s streets and all four that were sold b
The sheriff OF Heneo and then delinquent the
estate OF Joseph Gaezo bought by said
under the law all the title that said Gaego
heVed to be perfect but selling Executor
made setting forth all the only such viii
be made as derive under the viii Ct said Gnnser.
HENRY W. MONCURE, ANY for
&C 10 WIN. u SHIELDS. Execution