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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

"Mach the same sort Of fselint,~ X.
summed the lady, ''sc~ms u hste evee.
shadowed anMher succssstal duell,s. ~
ai'ads 70 the vel. known Cap,aia Bess.
the sniaeooist Of Lori Cameli6na The
duet was @rcrd UPON him Al ahardeo.
% ~on,sh prcms'ed il; and l.ord Camel.
'oed oeE r. he wen, TO the ground. TOLL
has sccoud, that he &as Connexions NJ
Mmseit Ms ia Tho wrunr; that R.ss
Was man oc honor; but shs, 10 rrou,a
n"' bring limseifto retracs worls which
hc had once us~d. IT, sell, 4, once -
aRpres.sr and sut{rrer. hut cap,ei1
! ltss' was never his ewN man ai(ervs "a.
~ died =, the early sxe or forty .s;sAt
a.a hnardlag honsc called The Blan-
,qnc,s, nsAr Worsessee. Sorrow a.J
rrn"rsc had done U. HIN tho work u
Years. N his CO iresAoasa 10 is said =
hs,e tod shcsa Who wsre il his cosR.
dcnee, the, the rccellsclioa of thar d.ei
and its rcauls haa emhiisre evsrv ~.
mn " oil ms litr: that The whole scssc
vas ftcsh u his asehory a. IL il .Aad
!! n.sppcnsu ysssefday; and INA, lhsrs wers
times Which, hord CAmeiford seemed 4,
s'snd bstsfe hin And gaze m hin win
IA sarncs,rSss and lsnacity tha, rSu.
drred ute : easy!ea. IN Consequence Of
ssre sssssi!hraAt, - whence cnn,r.c,.
"a kWow hos, Cor he Inherited Wee,
ind'a psdskfs! 10 9 coasidsraOls ssHSAht
-.as wss M Susse tive within lie rules
etas@s kass ~ tsenrh. In his dos,ss,;c
assaspeAp asss We. he was usIortuna,,,
tls'nsrrinrs pruvesl dissssf6as, ana vas
ss.salx'-s ~ - Nf Parliament. nit n
ssscc dss4a - stEat every ssrroa Neoid
h.sr ~ attlhti5 ~ him cos.d IT, liste
sufSesaie& - @irlag ~ sssia u hcynfs'
c,ds Iasvsas ~ tSsN .sr--fAe UsAsSss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

yeNsenabrr IN anredoso wAsch GSykr-
anr Clint.n and General Mor,oo used a.
IN with e,rst sMsio On soms oco.s;o.
hey nok = boat ~ White. Hall 10 csass
over u sre ono ct The islam i ia III So.
u 50 happcned that The bo~lmaa ~
-frum the Emcra'd Isle.
"Bcar away my lad.r said General
Morton, "we're in ahhrry." .sss.s I.
"Y,., GincraI.' replied Pat, pulling
away lhs,,ly al the oar, -. - Z.
You call me Genetal--how do you
know who ami" asked Marion. II
'.Kn"w, ou!" cxcla med Pat, aWha, n
lloeehead your honor must lake ia In
be, IL" % know the great dineral Morton.
the pride of the Battery and the great
!i,,Ie eod Of war"
ala. ha. hn," cried out the Gotstnor.
'',hers you're rsugki, General. But
amir 7a,'~s ~ 49, :
'.Why, to be sbre leo, asts PAT. a,he
rshow"d Governor Clin,oG, thy irish-
mans RIAL friend, No, khoA Se don,t |;
prsy 10, - both every niehtt And vac
mi the last hoy w had chtistrtitu ~ the
name of DE WIT Clinton Gineral Mor.
ION oNriia md ISM, j, habpS Ms 'mo,h-
Ct would BE- this night, II she had pair
y. shoes and stockings ID put on The
rrhiur? agis
Double fare aud good siipply OF shot .
and stockings sent the htinhie namesake
Of the great O'Neil % his home happy
fellow thai day. at-t,a sts : =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

We commend the following 70 The at-
,en''on Of parents just now, when ws
scircsly open psocr but a nelane holy
sts,emcnt q, ''u child burnt" attracts our
observations:
..Fhe danger md difficulty can very
easily BE- avoided hy the use Of slsm.
"Wien clothing are washed tkey
should he rins~d out or alum ws,er--,hs
solution sh. uld b. tolerable slros9. lf
the clothing, which has been newly,
washed. shoo'd require starch, The adm
may be pu' in the starch wa,et.. ~ I
"Aluus sneu'd be used on aiI Sccasions;
y renders the clothing FIRE pro0f AL
closhlng abcul ahoass o. sleamboas Msodo
.ofcotlnn shna'd Be unprecedented With d.
an For instance, led and windo& cot.
,ains, &C., such a'lleles generally kav.
Ing much ringing about .ilteha. ". rae W.T.
"This hih, e attended q. will prove .
perfect Safety 10 c:olhing from fra .ssid
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
4 bkadtifIl lAea-Kneytle0ee ~

. Que evening there ~as % iliutiiHsiee,
and we "a, on ons iiafgin Of tho lake 10
take prospect Of &C Il - iks other.
-Bn, 4 instead o. lonkiha Upon IT, lal.fe,
looked inss the watsr aud u 10 TIE sky,
and there si"od cIens, bsstt: I'll suit alost
and unavoidable IN the wafer saw i
also; beautiful ihdtsJ, bdi ofisu moved 81
the Wind, changing lie form, aud MOI ssI.
dom dim. Soddcny shs thought sttsck
ms, % II Il With men; we know thsvn, ~
jadss them cnlv in the strongest, nssst
e,mplex. and often ,noes unnainral .telae
4 ms, flr dwsy from, tbsir ,psepsr $50.
in sitaatisRs AMI IN aiuhosphx ,,
thet Ats shTk+x xna frou6ISd 81 Il
Gim We look Slxays Stlt NJ J.
L--iu,o anne niud.ly 49, tt1fs =
Hs.ivfyl wb~s& - ssal tkai1 =
Ht3h j. sos.+d Spoa ~ ~ ~ ttssaie
opinion P.iifls! u leHA ~ kear9 -.
|tkt msI's sacs-iHtv tb f1I1eShsro
CD gives ydH 5PpSsfafty.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
FTERMs::::::$2 90 IN arvAxcS

section of the coan'ry. W. il sasisls~.l that
the acre P'sn'~' and rxpcrimrM'~d ur~n
BY him. ~oaid have ,Pr~0crd 1000 ws4shs
q sugar which VIVA Tho rate yielded ~
two rotls of tho land which he menss M
cd. The proccces VI which he worked Up
BY itsel,. p wv a. .sai., W r1s
Upnn the whole. Az. Adam. Il perfect.
" satisfied ,hs, sugar can b made Il mi,
part Of the couS,rS. from ccrns.alks. e
superior quality end asvos, and equal h
every rcspec, the hes, sugar made from
cane, 80 IA to- remsnesa,s we'll ior ;ss
useaotscture. N. .nla.isl .an...- Inn
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

+ Oce Of their most Important festivals
was ,hs, in hhhor Of the ccu T~zs~,h,o
ca, whose rank wa. Interior only tn thai
Of the Supreme Beng lie Mas ,ns
",he soul of The world" and SUPPOSED to
have been It's crea,os. lie WAS depicted
as handsome man, endowed with PER.
po'uai soh,h year before the intend
ed sacrifice, a captive. distinguished Cor
his PERSONAL beauty, and Without BEN
ieh on his body, was selected 10 tette
sent the derry Ce,t.ir ,h.b took
charge of him, and instructed hin, low
TO pN.!erH, his new part with becoming
grace and dignity. lie was n,ray,u IN 4
splendid dress, RECALLED with incense sha
with profus;on nf swcet scented INV
rrs, of which the Mesicans &ere IL
fond as their descendants at the present
day. When he went abroad. no was H..
Tended ~ train Of the royal pAg~s,
and, as he halted in tho streets 60 1il1S
some favori,e melody. Tie crowd pras,fa
ted themselves before him, End did him
homage as the representative ~ taeir
good deity. IN THE way 4hs lei 81 Z, sy,
luxurious life. ill within month OF his
sacrifice. Four beautiful girls, bearing
the names Of the principal goddesses,
were then selected 10 share the honors al
his bed; and with them he continued to
live in idle dalliance. Toasted III the bah
que,s Of The principal mobiles. who paid
HIM all the houors Of divinity.
Al length the fatal day of Sacrifice ar
rived. The term of his shor,-lised
elories was at an erd. lie was stripped
OF his gaudy apparel, and babe adieu to
TO the fair partners Of his revelries. Ole
Of the reyal burgess transported HIN
across The lake to a temple which rose on
its margin. about = league from The city.
Hnher The inha b,rn.ts 81 the capital flock
I'd, 10 witness the con>umma,ion OF ,hh
ceremony As the sac PROCESSION wound
up The sides Of the pyramid. The untapls
victim threw away his gay chapleis 81
flowers, and broke il pieces the mu>i>
cal Instruments with which he had so'as-
cd the hours 81 captivity Oh shh sub,
mi, he was received by SIX priests. whose
long AMI matted locks flowed disord~ry
over. their sub.e rbb-s, covered Wiz
hiercgyphic scrolls Of mystic inpoti.
The, led him TO the sacrificisl stone, a
hinge block Of jasper, with rs nrptt sur
face some Wha, convex On this The
prisoner was stretched. Five priests
secured his head and his limbs While the
SIKH, cad in u scarle, mantle. emblem>
a,ic Of his bloody office dex,erouslv
ops ned the breast OF the wre,chcd victim
with d sharp razor ot Italia volcanic
substance. hard as hint-and. inserting
his hand in ihe wound, tore on, the pal
plating heart. The minister of death
first holding Til. up towards the sun,
an object of worship throughout Anahuac,
cast it in at the feel oil the deity to whom
the temple was devoted, while the muir
;udes below Frustrated themselves. in
humble sdors,.on. The tragic story oil
Ibis prisoner was expound,d by the
priests rs the type Of human destiny,
which, Brilliant in its commencement, too
ellen closes in sorrow and disaster -
Prescott's Conquest Of Meaico sd Z j
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
in SENATE.
in SENATE.
=. Tuesday, December IL, lS43
The Death ~ senator Linn.

Z. TUESDAY, December IL, lS43.
The Death II senator Linn.
The journal having been read, Mr. BENTON
rose and said:
Mr. PRESIDENT: l rise to make to the Senate
the formal Communication OF All event which has
occurred during the recess, and has been heard
by all With the deepest regret. My colleague
and friend, the late Senator LAM, departed this
life on Tuesday, the Sd day Of October last. at
the early age of forty -eght years, and without
the warnings or the sufferings which usually
precede our departure from this word. He laid
hin: Down to sleep, and awcke no more. 1t was
to him the sleep OF death! and the only drop of
consolation in this sudden and calamitors Sisi-
taticn was, that it took place in his own house,
and that his unconscious remains were imn,edi-
ately surrounded By his family and friends, and
received all the care and aid which love and skill
could give.
discharge lnournful duty, Mr.. President, in
bringing this deplorable event to the formal no.
tice Of the Senate; in offering the feeble tribute
Of my applause to the many virtues Of my de-
ceased colleague, and in asking for his memory
the Last honors which tie respect and affection
to the Senate bestcw upon the name Of deceas-
ed brother.
|. LEWIS Fitip Msx the subject Of this al.
nunciation, was born IN the State Of Kentucky,
in the year 1895, in the immediate vicinity ii
Louisville: His grandfather was Colonel will
liam Linn, one Of the favorite officers Of General
George Rodgers Clark. and well known for his
courage and enterprise in tho early settlement
Of the Great West. At the age Of eleven he
had fought in the ranks Of men, 10 the defence Of
station ia Western Pennsylvania, and was seen
to deliver deliberate AID effective FIRE. lie
was one Of the first to navigate the Ohio and
Mississippi from Pusburg to New Orleans, and
back again-a daring achievement, which hira.
sell and some others accomplished for the pub.
lie service, and amidst every species of danger,
in the year 1776.s He was killed by the Indians
=. an early period; leaving family Of young
children, Of whom the worthy Colonel William
Pope Gather Of Governor Pope, and head 81
the numerous and respectable family or thai
name in the West) became the guardian. The
father Of Senator L1Ss was among these chill.
dren; and, at an early age, skating upon the ice
near Louisville, with three other bots, he wa
taken prisoner by the Shawnee Indians, carried
| OF, and detained captive for three years, when
all four made their escape and returned home
| BY killing their guard, reversing some hundred
miles Of wilderness, and swimming the Ohio river
The mpther Of Senator LlNn wes pennsylva
nian BY birth; her maiden nsns Hunter born Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
HENRY House,
.0yNT PLEASANT, HsNsY cg1uNTv. laWl.

kNHE proprietor hsv,ng furnishes! sis house
I equal TO any IN the Ter,itor, is prepared 70
,ccomM ,date any aamber OF persons la the mos,
acceptable manner. Ia soliciting the patronage
y the puhiS. the cndersgred NOAH! take this oe
aston 20 ieul. his thanks to all Who have he reto
tore tavoted hun with call.
May 6, tsFs-S p c. TIFFANY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
Me-. BkSroS ,acs cstred the foliowin. resc.

NJ. BkSroS ,acn offered the followin: resc.
buttons.
Received sxaaimcvs'y, That the members Il
the Senate. from siacslS desire of showing ever1
mark OF respect due 10 the msmory Of the lion.
LKwrs +. LAM, deceased, late member thereof
will 50 into mourning, By wearing Grape on III
LEFT srm for thirty days. !,
Rtso.rcd saa~isaossly, That, ~ an additional
mark Of respect foi the memory Of the Hon. Lkk.
Is + LINN, the Senate do now adjourn.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

UEfURN their thanks TO the citizens q
baslington aud us vicinity for the lib
ust patronage thew have heretofore received
- sake :his method Of Informing them tha
~ have lifted up their shop in the nori.
Sc Of the, Post Office building, on Mai
'eess where they intend 10 continue saes
.ssess sssailors. they nope By strict ~
- - hussinese to merit the eonsinsanc.
~ penlic tsyss ass
80 tssness wssld do we'll to give the
~ - hey iasend to take ali kinds Of pr.
sn-ls te9mess Tor work. Their pro.
49,. opena with tlse reduced prices =.
- - pssssuss Of the times. ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
WANTED:

u in exchange for Groceries and Dry Goods by
Sep z3. w NJ DEVOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

49,, csbseribess wsli pay cash or its !,
80 ..vasat. for : lev jhoussnd busht
esShMr 6sorsso Cosum bic : sec.
sR-.sfv ~. -. mscUEcHEON. I
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

lOuN $. DAVID, General Forwarding aud
Commission Merchant. Dealer Ia Groceries
y Goods. Produce. &c. &c, on " alter. hstwsen
\ ssh,astea aud Colnnaia Str. els. RWG ,gsoa.
ava. March N, iS4s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
DYE STUFFS.
10MRS AID BUTTONS.

NDlGOs Maddsr. Iopperas &C. &c !. for sale
by TSepl6.l W N DEVOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
Law NOTICE
GRIMES AND STARR.

GUINNESS Anu NTANN.
JAMES w. ssRlAiES AM iiENRN ". starr
- have assoc,st.d themselves fos tho psactlc. o
the lac. sasisr the above 1t, t~, ard will attend 4
proiesS~ nal aa>,nesx IN the di1esrut counties, a.,
also IN the saprrms court OF shs Territory. ia,
,sraisr alt~atsaa will be paid claims tor lands Il
tAehaif- breed tract. and .t>swhcre.
JAMES W. GRIMES
MSN @& HENRY " STARR
rustisse ~ n. Jnc. -. a a.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

vN IL co-partnership heretofore ex'st''g De
tween the subscribers. under the 6rm o
rsswmaa & PsrtrisIge.is this dsy dissoived 3. mu-
81 consent. The business Of the late arm will be
ARTHUR BRlDGMAN.
GEORGE PARTRIDGE
CT Z l0&2 ssfsA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
COFFEE


A NEW and complete set Of Saw Mill Irons
n for sale very low by W M DEvOE.
Sep %
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06
tOOlilNa STOVES;

4 t.S9 NED fsar ) z. Gsicns a lot Of
81 reg rrtwipa CepSlns Stoves V hitch VIII
bt sel,. }cw for cash 81 wheat.
Jc,. LYMAN COOK
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-06

% QEEENSWA AtE
Am SEts commoa s-as.
AVV 50 q Liverpool and white granite do
600 (: edged plates. 4, 8. 8 10 inch,
20" Hh!te sranite do
GA Ns 80 dog. assorted mocho bowls.
s 2bs plan snd fatieS .innolers .Ie
received aid for sale by
oc,ia WI. Co6LsaBOH. g. 60. LEI st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
LECTURES on ASTRONOMY.


A COURSE of Three Lectures on Astrono-
II my will be given by Mr. G. VALE illus
,rated BY his new and beautiful instrument, Wales
Globe and transparent celestial sphere by which
the subject can be made plain, even TO those OF
little education and Of common capacity. During
each Lecture the Instrument will I've explained
and applied 10 the subjecI-and at the close OF
each Lecture, some pleasing or important pro-
blem will be solved by this lnstrument-as, The
harvest moon, nature aud equation OF Time, or
error of the Sun Dial-lhe manner Of detcrmin-
ing the precise time of the commencement, Of the
seasons and the cause OF the change from old to
new style xplained-laitude By the sun, and The
astronomical manner oil finding ships place
the precision Of the Equinox made plain (exlreme-
" difficult Of explanation without this lnstru'
ment,) &c. &c.
The above Instrument has been publicly re-
commended by Dr. Lardner is used in Yale
College, and adapted TO alt our Schools and Col
leges in the Union-one OF large size will he
used al the Lectures.
TO commence on Tuesday at half pas, !, p
NJ, and 10 be continued on Thursday and Friday
of this week al The Exchange Concert Room. Ad
mission 35 cents each.
N B. Mr. Wales Globe and Transparent
Sphere is, for the present, for sale at Mr.. p. III
Taylors Music Store Richmond, Va, or II may
he had al all times in New York, (address q
Vale, Professor of Nautical Astronomy, 81 Rose
Welt St, \. York )-commcn size ;s2o--larse szt
for Lectures from ;slG0 10 $3.50
Nov o5-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
AUCTION SALES.
by X. II. Dickinson d Brother, Aue,n'rs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE,

In Tie City Of Riclmoad and Couniy Of Han0rcr.
DY virtue oil decree of the Circuit Superior
ID Court Of Hanover county, pronounced on
the 9Th day ut April, ISL. the undersigned, act
Ing as Commissioners under SAID decree will
proceed 10 sell, al public auction, 10 the highest
bidder on the premises, on Tuesday The 10Th day
Of December next, ii fair, il otherwise on the
next fair day thereafter. Sundays excepted the
following real estate lying in the City oil Rich
mond, 20 VII:
Isl. Lo, No $50, on or Main street, upon
which ale two brick tenements, nearly opposite
the Bell Tavern.
81 A valuable 10, of it feet from, on D or Ca
~ street, adjoining poitiaux Robnson's Tobacco
Factory.
3ri. Part Of Lot No. G35 on street, adjoining
The property OF Thomas Williams and others,
with a two story brick house on the same.
lth. One halt acre lot in Adams Valley with
4 small wood house thereon, adjoining The pro-
perry OF Betsy Harris and Peer Grew.
9TH. Lot No. 10S on md street, with two story
bIici house thereon, stable and other out houses
adjoining The property OF Thomas Goolsby and
Others.
9th Lot No. 725, vacant 10, on D and lst
streets, adjoining the property OF Robert Hill.
9Th. House and lot on 2nd street in DGvars adj
dtion (two story brick house, adjoining The pIo-
petty OF Mrs. Thomas
Sth and 9Th Lots No 50 and Is, in Duval's ad-
diion, adjoining the property OF Thomas Weth-
erhead, :. G. Davis. and others.
Terms Of .Sale.-One-iour,h of the purchase
money, cash; the remainder on SIX twelve and
eighteen months credit, Tor approved endorsed
negotiable notes and the title retained until the
credit payments are made.
The sale will commence al - O'Clock, with the
property first named, and 20 on in the order il is
advertised, and continue from day 10 day until all
il,n nrnnnr,,. - .nlL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
SINTON'S NURSERY,

80 Near Rtctmona, IU2taia. 80
Sixty thousand GRATED or Buddcd I
f'ru, Trees, OF fine size, are offered for sale by
the subscriber, consisting Of Apple, Pear, Plum,
Peach, Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond, Fig,
Grape Vine, Goosebcny, Cu,ran and Raspberry
in great variety, and nearly all .propagaled from
Trees in iul bearing in his Orchard, and embra-
ces, perhaps, a selection that has moi been sur
passed Tor the climate OF Virginia.
Catalogues, with directions for planting, may
be had al Peylon Johnsons Apolhecary Store, al
VIM Palmer's Seed and Plough Store and OF
Charles L. Bots, at the office Of The Southern
Planter, where any order left will he punctually
attended TO- and any letters (post pai) addressed
10 JOS. Sinton, near Richmond, will rcceircprompl
attention.
The subscriber would add that the above Trees
may be had from % 10 50 per cent. less than he
principal Northern Nurseries now charge which
a comparison of Catalogues will show.
He would also sicte that he has at this time 4
large number of Trees OF these IS varieties, the
apples (which he exhibited at the Henrco Az.
ricul,ural Fair in The Fall Of 1911, and obtained
The premium. JOSEPH SlNTON.
Nov lS-W2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
U7oRTHAM's OFFICE, No. :, Exchange

VIZ ORTHAM'S OFFICE, No :, Exchange
Two Lotteries for to-day, viz
For this morning
$4,000. 1000, 300 ll6i, 10 of ,000 10 Of
400, 90 of 200, 40 of $50, 60 of 100, 220 OF IS,
&c Tickets Sf-Drawins received this day
al l2i o'clock.
For This evening
Splendid Scheme for S5-the low price lot
Tickets. Prizes: 81, 1000, G,000, 1000, $500
1924, 90 of I,00O 40 of 200, 80 of $50, 2i9 OF
100, &c Drawing at o'clock Tomorrow.
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, Glass No.
81 81 81 e. CD II CT 3 10 sc 1G l.
Nos. Sc n 81, half Prize of 5000, sold al
this Office.
Drawing Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
No SO:
81 4 50 II 20 Al 81 So I 81 So 81.
Nos. 20 81 SO, Capital Prize in the above,
sold al this office.
Schemes for The week.
Nov. 2slh-S2o,Oo0, 5000, 3,0Oo 2,lS9, 10 Of
1000, &c Tickets s..
Nov 2sih-si,OOO, 1000, GAO, lG0, Of 300,
&c. Tickets 81.
Nov. 3Oth-s3O,oOo, $4,000, COCO, $500,
1927, 5000, &c. Tickets $40.
Nov. 30th-SS,00a, 1000, 1900, 1883, OF
1000, &c. Tickets - 80.
Dec 1h-S3oOo0. 10000, $500, 1000, 5000,
Dec eli: ll,h-s3o,oOo, 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000,
$500, sc. Tickets $40.
Dec. 2lst-sso,oOo, 10000, COCO, $40, 5000,
$500 &c Tickets $40
Dec. 2S,h-sio, 900, 10000, G,ooO, 5000 $500,
5000, &c Tickets $40. For sale BY
Nov &c CHAS. WORKMAN.
T1HE WANDERING JEW, in five parts,
i received by
Nov y DRINKER & MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26
NEGROES EnR SALE

TN pursuance of decree OF the Circuit Superior
/ Court OF Law and Chanccrv, Tor the county OF
Nelson, pronounced in the case OF Fortune and
wife. &c, against HansbTough, &c, at The last
term of said Court we shall sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder, on credit oil twelve months
the purchaser giving bonds with approved Securi-
~. at the residence of Samuel Hansbrough, in
the county OF Nelson, on Wednesday, the 22d Of
January. 1915, between fifteen and treaty likely
Slaves. S. CLAIBORNE
J. GARLAND,
Nov. I5-wtds Commissioners.