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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-25

FOR STATE SENATOR'S,
Rutland County,
JOSIAH w. HALE,
AMOS THOMPSON,
LYMAN BACHELLER,
Addison County.
HORATIO NEEDHAM,
BENJAMIN F. HASKELL,
Bennington COrnty,
LEMUEL BOTTOM,
CYRUS ARMSTRONG.
Chittenden County,
WILLIAM E. SHERMAN,
SAMUEL PAGE.
Orange County,
CHARLES CARPENTER,
PLlNY DAY,
GEORGE MAY.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-25
Democratic Nominations.

At a meeting of the Democrats at Montpelier,
July A, the candidates oflast year were renomin-
ated, viz.
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LOTTERIES.

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFiCE-As tho winter
l. l. approaches, money must be had ana Hoyl
vii! furnish it 10 any one who will apply for II
Please look at the following schemes, and after
looking Just enclose in letter what money you
please, drop il in the post office, addressed to ID
NJ. Hoyl, and by return Of mail you will receive
ticket enclosed. which will draw capital prize
What an easy way 10 make money!
Persons from the country when in town should
always call on Hoy,, il they are i'll want o
money
$40 900! 10000. 10000! On Saturday, lGtf
Nov'r, 1914, the splendid Alexandria Lottery
Class 40. Tor 1871, will be drawn at Alexandria
d. c.; IS No. Lottery, - drawn ballots. Crane
Prizes: l of $4,000, Of 10000, of 10000,
OF 5000, l of 4,010; SO OF 1000 100 of 500, &c
Tickets Sl2; halves q; quarters ); cighths 90
Certificates OF packages OF % whole tickets $3.50
20 halves So PC quarters 40; 26 eighths 20.
$4,000. Alexandria Lottery, Class 1873, fo
1874, 10 be drawn in Alex ndria, D. c., on Sa
turday Nov 2d, 1914 Capitals: Sc, 900, - 900
300, &c. Tickets 80; halves 5; quarters 80
Certificates OF packages of 20 whole tickets $3.50
26 halves IS; 26 quarters % 80.
$4,000 Alexandria Lottery, Glass Al, fol
1874, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Satur
5000, 1900 10 OF 1000, 10 OF 800, 10 OF 400, &c
II drawn Nos. out OF IS. Tickets $40; halves 3
quarters , So Certificates OF packages of ,:
whole tickets $40; shares in proportion.
81 Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised By J
G.. Gregory & Co, constantly on hand. Order
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promptness; and the drawings of Lotteries Sent
when requested, TO all who order Of
Oct 50 d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
From, The Baltimore American, Nor. Ii.
FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.

FROM inc BOtifWOff -1HeFUtH .No". II.
FROM RIO DE JANElRO
Extract of letter received by the barquc Lett
tia, at This port
Rio De JASElRo, Sept. 20, 1914.
We have nothing favorable TO advise. Our
stock OF flour is now 81 900 bbs., of which there
are in first hands $4,000 bbls. Richmond, and
s SO hbls. Baltimore Our consumption is 10000
10 p 900 bbls. per month. There is no demand,
as our dealers are well supplied, nor is there any
hope of an export demand shortly. Al Buenos
Avres it is not admitted, and that in bond was sell
ing at 81. AT Mon,evideo there were 5000 bbls.
in store The Government was the only purchaser
and few days ago they had one months sup
ply. We have besides, 10 hear of the arrival
there of 1000 bbls. from this port, and 3,ooo 10
1000 from The United States
AT our last advices from Rio Grande there
were 10 900 bbls. on hand there. From this state
mentit is hardly necessary TO say that ifshpmenls
continue, the price will he very low We have
received this month from the United States, 1878
bbls. new from Richmond, and 1885 ditto from
Baltimore A cargo is also expected from III
este, and one from Georgetown.
Our quotations for flour are entirely nominal.
A cargo of new Richmond could not be sold to net
So So. New Baltimore is dark, and no offers are
made for it, The bakers say the highest price
will be So % net. We have only TO hope that
shipments Will Dc SUSPENDED al least LOT SOME
time
Coffee is in steady demand at 3li00 for superb
or. $1,000 $1,000 Tor frsts, and 2li00 3Ul0O for
regular
Sept, 2i-No,hing has been doing in flour but
Tor Bahia, where some 3 10 1000 bbls., chiefly
good Richmond, have been sent.
For new Baltimore, The only otter is llA0OO on
C months credt-net SO 40, withou, freight
There is hardly retail demand.
Advices from Europe being more favorable ior
Coffee, the market is very firm.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF NsYLVANIA.-SEssioN OF ls4i-45
THE Lectures will commence Monday, November
the 4rh, and be continued. under the following ar
rnagement 10 the middle Of March ensuing:
Praetcn and Theory cf Medicine, by Nathaniel Chap
man, NJ. d..
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, VI. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, NJ. ID.
Anatomy, by William E. Homer, NJ. D.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, NJ. n.
Matera Medica and Pharmacy, by George b. Wood,
NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children,
by Hugh L. Hodge, NJ. D.
A course of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations in
come xon with the above. will be given ut the very
,-nslve and convenient, Inrmary called the Philadel
phia Hospital.
Clinical Medicine, by w. w. Gerhard, NJ. d.
Clinical Surgery, by Drs. Gibson and HorreE
Clinical Instruction in Medicine Is also given from the
st day of November the 1t day of March, by DR..
Wood, in the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Clinical instruction is Likewise given al the Universe
w. E. HoRNER, ND,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
aes Chestnut st., Phil, Sept. 6, 1874. ai-2awtllN
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

hNE HUNDRED DULLAKS RI. W AID
~ Runaway from the subscriber, living near
Fishersvile, Augusta county, Va, on the 3O,h OF
last month, a Negro Man, named Charles, %
years old, yellow complexion five feet eight or nine
inches high, and would weigh about 800 He
had on blue cloth coat and blue cloth pan;a-
looms high-crowned black fur hat, and 4
pair Of boots when he eloPed-and wore silver
watch. He may, however, have changed his
clothing and disposed Of his watch He was ap-
pretended in Haydcnsvillc, Goochland, last We'd
nesday and again ESCAPED on his way 10 iaiI,
and it is likely has made his way TO Richmond, as
he has negro acqna ntances in this city. He j.,
no doubI, making an effort 10 get 10 some of the
Northern free States. The above reward will be
given for his apprehension out of the State of
Virginia, or fiIty dollars il taken in Virginia -
To be secured in either case until get him.
Oct 9-ctf GEORGE COINER
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.EssSsa $50 49, ss 80 81
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL RUA..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Change Of Hours
ON and after Wednesday, the 18th Of Nc
" vember
Mail TRAM
Leaves Richmond daily at /, O'Clock, P. NJ.
Leaves Petersburg daily al s. o'clock, A. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, J
at 10, O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Petersburg daily, Sundays excepted
THEODORE S. GARRETT,
Nov. 9-dlf Superintendent
TNCHANCERY-V AT Rules taken
i in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Prince Edward
County, the 9Th day Of October, 1874:
Clement c. Read, William Wilson, and Alex
ander Bruce, Executors OF David Bruce, PHI s.
against
Hillery Moseley Asa Dupuy, Sheriff and Ad-
ministralor OF James Bruce, deceased also. of
Bruce, William Bruce, Peter Bruce, Andrew
Bruce, William Shepherd, and Janet his wife,
John Walker, and Ann his wife, John Frazier,
and Jane his wife, Espet Bruce, and Jane
Bruce, DTS:
The defendants Robert Bruce John Bruce,
William Bruce Peter Bruce, Andrew Bruce
VIM. Shepherd, and Janet his wife, John Walker
and Ann his wife, John Frazier, and Jane his
wife, Elspel Bruce, and Jane Bruce, not having
entered their appearance and given security ac-
cording to an ACT of the General Assembly and
the Rules of this Court, and it appearing that
they are not inhabitants of this State On the mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs by counsel, it is entered at
rules aforesaid. and accordingly ordered, tina, the
said defendants Robert Bruce, John Bruce,
William Bruce Peter Bruce, Andrew Bruce,
William Shepherd, and Janet his wife, John
Walker and Ann his wife, John Frazier, and
Jane his wife, Elspet Bruce, and Jane Bruce, do
appear al rules to betaken in the Clerks Office of
the Court aforesaid, on the first Monday in Janu-
airy next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one Of the public newspapers, printed in the City
of Richmond, for two months successfully and
also posted al the front door Of the Court House
of this county. a Copy-Teste,
3. J. WORSHAM, C. e.
wee
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE

MEDlCAL INSTITUTE.
TINE next session of the Medical institute will COM
mence the first of The ensuing November, and
continue months. Ia this Institution all the branch
es of a complete Medical Education taught. Espe
cia attention Is given the practical departments such
Surgery and the Practice of Medicine by cases and
clinical illustrations; Chemistry by experiments, and
Anatomy by dissections. An abundant supply of the
materal' for The study of practical Anatomy, can al
ways be had during the proper season.
course In this institute will ene students to come
forward for graduation, after attending full course in
the Washington University OF Baltimore, one OF the best
Medical Schools in the Union
The fee for a fun course will be hundred dollars,
payable in advance. Amy number OF students wishing
10 Join this institute, be accommodated with board,
&C. in hotels and In private families, moderate terms
&c ;, in It's immediate vicinity.
The institute s located within half mile OF Prince
Edward Courthouse, mile Of Hampten Sidney Col
lege and six miles from Famville and in neighbor
hood long distinguished for It's hea.thiness, intelligence
and morality.
JOHN p METTAUER. A. NJ. NJ. D.,
FRANCIS J. METTAUER, ia, A. Nj. NJ. D.
Prince Edward c. H., Aug. 80, 1874. 3-wuD
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
1t is moi worth while TO re-publish our table OF
returns from New York until the official vote is
ascertained. Mr. Folks majority throughout the
State is believed 10 he about 5000. In the city
OF New York the official returns give Mr.. Polk a
majority OF 600, and Silas Wright, for Cover
nor, majority of $3.50. Folsom, the Native
candidate for Senator, has majority of 1888, and
the Native Assembly ticket about the same ma
jority.
Leg,slatue-The Senate will stand 81 Demo
Gratis, Wings and l Native.
So far as heard from, the House stands, Wings
Al, Democrats 70, Natives 3D. One county 10 be
heard from.
There are two vacancies in the u. S. Senate,
occasioned by the necessary resignation OF ST
las Wright, and that already made Of n. P. Tall
madge, which will be filled BY Democrats.
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DIGGEWs PRIZE OFFICE, Corner of Mai,
.Spicmiid Schemes 10 dram Shortly.

IL and G0rcfaor Streets.
!Sp,cndid Schemes 10 draw Shortly.
Drawing received Monday evening, Nov. llth.
Splendid Capitals: 100000, $4,000, $500, 5000,
1000 23Si, 100 prizes oil 81 900, &c. IS Nos, l3
ballots. Tickets S2.
DIawing received Monday evening, Nov. 18Th.
Splerdid Capitals: 10000, 5000 1000, 2,ll7 80,
100 prizes of 81 900, &c. IS Nos, II ballots
Tickets only SO.
Drawing received Monday evening, Nov. 18th.
Capitals So, O0o 10000, 5000, 1000, 2OO, 1000,
1900 500, 700, ,G64 10 OF l,OO0 200 OF 400,
&c - Nos II ballots, Tickets SO
Drawing received Monday evening, Dee. ID
Splendid Capitals: 81, 295, (30.O00 nett l0,5I5
5000. 5000, A 800, $500 $500, 1000, 1000, 800
700 1891, p OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, ID ballots
Tickets 10.
II. Packages of whocs and shares. Single
wholcs and shares always on hand, in the usual
great variety and, as usual, prizes paid al sight,
Immediately after the drawing.
g-r Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will he promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. TilOS. b. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n p,;a,rx J;nyuou (,otden ami N,,<,,;>. :,

ses Pfiaee's Limsaaa Gafden omd Nurseries, Ias,s,
FLUSHING, acor Nc~ yort.
MN. r. PRINCE & cos New DcscTip-
w tive Catalogues of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees and Plants, 3ilh edition, will be sent 10
every post paid applicant They cost above
800 for the present edition; and comprise above
500 select varieties of Fruits, and 1900 varieties
Of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Roses, not 10
be found in any other American Nursery. The
superior visor of the Trees and Plants has been
witnessed By thousands Of visitors The present
season. Orders will be executed in superior
manner, and shipped as directed. The prices
are much below those usually charged by others
WIN. r. PRINCE & co.
Flushing Oct 29-Ilt,
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ItIOII = M %. UOOOT1,
Executor of G. w. Guoch. decd.

NOTICE.-Al persons having claims against
IN the estate of James c. Dickinson. decd, Ell
Their as principal or security, are requested 10
come forward and presentthem, or this notice will
be placed in bar Of their recovery; and all per-
sons indebted 10 the estate of James c. Dickin-
son, decd, are requested 10 make arrangements
to pay BY the first day OF December, or no farther
indulgence will be granted them.
Oct 2s-2awtl MARY DICKINSON
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BIZ The Lieutenant GOrcrnof al Virginia.
ppncT AVIATION

VIZ HEREAS, the Executive has been inform
w ed, tina, the Colr House of the County OF
Morgan has been entirely destroyed by fire: Now,
therefore !, John Rutherford Lieutenant Cover
nor of the State Aforesaid, (aciing in the absence
of the Governor from The seat Of Government. J
have thought proper in pursuance Of The provi-
sions Of the Law in such case made and provided.
10 issue this Proclamation, hereby directing, that
the Superior and Inferior Courts Of the said coun-
" OF Morgan shall be holden at the house of vii
liam Hunter, in the town OF Bath, known as the
"Gault House. until the Court House OF said
county shall I've rebuilt.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Cover
@N nor, and under The lesser seal of The State,
eEHsU al Richmond, this 18th day of October.
1914, and Goth year of the Commonwealth.
Oct. lS-cw6w J. RUTHERFOORD.
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~, REV ARD

DANAWAY from the subscriber IA trader
n travelling Souh) on Sunday the 18th Sept, a
negro man named PLEASANT. The said negro
is about FIVE feet, ten or eleven inches high, OF
yellow or copper color; has quite sullen look
and speaks sulenly. He wore away a coarse
homes pun shii blue colored coat, (roundaboui,)
black country Jeans pan,aloons, and an old black
fur hat, He was raised in Albemarle county
Va, By Mr. Mann Page, and will doubtless en-
deavor 10 get back 10 that county. | will give
the above reward for his apprehension ana de-
lverv to R. II. Dickinson & Brother, Richmond,
Va. or for his confinement in Jail 10 be delivered
to them upon application and the payment Of the
reward Z. G. PONDER,
R. H. Dickinson & Brother Agents.
Grf 10-ctf
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COMMERCIAL GARDEN AND
Eus NURSERY, OF PARSONS & CO., Sc.

EYushing, nF0f NcW Y0E.
descriptive CATALOGUES of The
IT, Fruit and Forest Trees, Shrubs, Plants
&c, cultivated at this Establishment, can be OBJ
tanned gratis of the Proprieiors by mail.
Their stock is well known as being the most
extensive and varied on this side of The Atlantic
The Trees are distinguished for beauty and
thrifty growth and will be warranted for the den-
tity Of their kinds.
All orders should be transmitted as early as
possible, and will receive prompt attention.
Oct l-2aW(iw
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T G. GREGORY & CO, MANAGERS

T G.. GREGORY & CO, MANAGERS,
j. Number l0l, Main Street Richmond
NOVEMBER SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
10000. 10000, 10000! On Saturday, 10Th
Nov, 1871 the splendid Alexandria Lottery,
Glass 10 for 1871, will be drawn al Alexandria,
ID. C-7S No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots. Grand
prizes splendid prize OF $4,000 10000, 10000,
5000 1000, 80 prizes of 1000, 100 OF 500, &c.
Tickets Sl2; halves 90; quarters ) no; Gig hlhs
l 80 Certificates of packages Of 26 whole tickets
;sl60 90; 81; halves 80 co.; % quarters 10 90,
% eighihs 20 90.
$50 900 Alexandria Lottery, Class IS, for
1914 10 bc drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Satur-
day. November ID 1914. Capitals-S30, 900,
10000. 1000 1870, 80 prizes Of 81 900, 80 OF
500. lS2 of 300 &c, &c. Tickets $40, haves5 !,
quarters , 81. Certificates OF packages of 26
whole Tickets Sl30; u halves G5, II quarters
80 30.
81, G03!-Aexandria Lottery, Glass Al, for
1871, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. c. on Satnr-
day. Nov. %. 1911. Plzes-S250 600. 10000
1000, 5000 1900, 10 prizes of $1,000, 10 of 500,
10 of 400, &c. Sc. IL drawn Nos oul of Go
Tickets $40, halves 3 quarters = 30. Ceriii-
Gates OF packages OF - whole Tickets Sll0, -
halves So, D quarters - 3D.
$50. 1000! -Alexandria Lottery, Glass AZ, for
1914 to he drawn at Alexandria. D. c., on Saiur-
,iav. Nov. Both, 1911. Splendid Prizes $50, :
900, 10000, 5000. $500, 1927, 5000, $500 40
prizes of (: 900, 80 of 500, To OF 100, &C. &c,
&c. Tickets $40 halves >, quarters = 80. Ger
tfcaies OF packages OF - whole Tickets $40,
p halves SIS, - quarters 81 80.
3-.r Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certif-
cafes OF Packages in the above splendid Lotto
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an 0ccouni of cnrl dr0rine will he sent, when re-
ouesed 10 all who NAV order Tickets from Ils.
J. G. GREGORY d Co.
~, ~ lJ,unoers P,ri,youJ In
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KENTITCKY

We have returns OF the first days voting al
Louisville and number of other places along
the river, which appear to indicate a heavy majo-
ri,y for MIR. Clay A, Louisville at the close Of
the polls, on the first day, Mr.. CLAWS majority
was 19l.-T Baltimore San.
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY.


RI One miic from Riehmoad, o" the Hcsi- 80
ham Road.
1lfIE Proprietor OF this establishment returns
L his sincere thanks 10 a liberal public for the
patronage he has received al their hands Tor the
last twenty years, and earnestly solicits con-
tinuance OF their iavors.
Al this establishment is cultivated the most
nopular varieties Of all the different kinds OF
Fruit Trees common 10 this climate, viz APP
pies, Pears Peaches. Cherries Apricots, Plum>,
Nectarines and Almonds. Also few Of the
most choice varieties olRoses and Ornamental
Trees such as Linden and English Naples
About 10000 Grape Vines, Of the most approved
varieties, native and foreisn;-amongst the for
mer is the celebrated Noron'> Virginia Seeding,
famous for table use and wine He also keeps
constantly on hand supply OF Domestic Wine,
the pure juice Of The grape. Raspberry Vines,
Gooseberry Bushes and Asparagus Roots, good
supply always on hand-all OF which he is des-
ro,ls 10 sell at reduced prices. Address
JOHN CARTER.
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r OST, on Sunday 9th, a large Morocco
LPocket Book with the hasp broken, contain
ing papers, among which is only recollected, a
draft drawn by John r. Cooke on VIM. L. Clarke
OF Winchester, and accepted by the latter. For
the recovery ofthe pocket book and papers, libe-
BEVERLY TUCKER.
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n DUNSPAUGH & CO. are this morning
VI. opening three boxes seasonable goods, TO
which We invite;he attention Of the public general
IL, at the New Clothing Store,
No 81 West Main Street,
Nov. 6 5doors from R. H. Jenkins corner
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In the above II counteS our gam since 1918
is $50 Add 10 this the gains reported by the
Louisville Democrat OF the 9th, viz; in Wash
ington 80, Jackson pit, and Crawford, :, We
have Democratic gain of 1913. Deduct from
this the gain of 526. in the Is counties given yes
terday, there is left in % counties neil Demo
cratic gain OF 297 since 1913 when Whi,comb
(Dem.) was elected by 2,0l3.
The Louisville Democrat Of the 9th says
"These returns are correct, and indicate a trans
cendant majority in favor OF Polk, Dallas and
Democracy. Set down the IL electoral votes of
Indiana on the side OF correct principles, and de-
duct them from the Federal majority Of 1870"
The Baltimore American (Whig) Of yesterday
says:
IA letter was received by the Postmaster at
Columbus Ohio, on the 7lh inst, from Governor
Whilcomb of Indiana, stating that the State had
gone for Polk by very small majority. This
information was endorsed on the back OF letter
received by MIR. Finlay, last evening from the
Postmaster al Columbus
We learn lha, both parties in Washington
claim the State Our opinion is that Indiana
has gone for Mr.. Polk.
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eft Nurseyman, near Richmond
FRUIT TREES

isS FRUIT TREES s
The subscriber has for sale, at the Viz Il
ginia Nursery, on the Wcstham Road, ! ] miles
from Richmond, a large quantity Of all the most
choice varieties of Fruit Trees, cultivated in this
climate. OF Apple Trees, there are more than
fifty yarietics-ot Peach Trees forty varie-
ies-and great variety of Pear, Plum, Cher
~, &C., &c. &c. Also Grape Vines OF every
choice variety: Norlon's Seeding Lee Nair.
Catawba, IIcbermcnls Madeira, &c. He has
also 10000 giant Asparagus roots, from one 10
, wears old. Raspberry Vines, Gooseberry, &c.
All or which can he had at the usual market
r. Orders addressed (post paid 10 the sub
scriber, orto LEWIS HILL, will lie promptly al
tended TO- The Trees &c, will be packed in
such a manner as TO be carried safely any dis
lance.
Oct. 22-c2awl0t JAMES VIA.
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N7oRTHAM's oFFICE-No :, Exchange

N7oRTHAM's oFFICE-No. :. Exchange
w Place.
$4,000 Capital for to-day! The Alexandria
Lottery, Extra, Glass No 270, draws to-day
Tickets for sale until half past o'clock Prizes
$4,000, 1000, 1900, l,lGi, 10 of 1000, 10 OF
400, 20 of 200, 40 of 100, 60 OF 100, go Of IS,
&C. Tickets S4-shares in proportion.
Also, for The Week
Wednesday, Nov. l3.-S20o00, G,o0o, 1000,
$500, l,i2i &c.-Tickets 50.
Thursday, Nov. H.-SlS,000, 5000, $500,
2,000 l,52i, &c-Ticke,s IS.
Friday, Nov. l5.-Si 900, 1000, $40, AGO, . of
300, &c.-Tickels 81.
Saturday, Nov. l6.-$6,OOo 1900, 1000, SIG,
500, 9 of 400, &c-Ticke's -.
Also, Nov. l6.-$i00O0 10000. 10000, 5000,
1000, &c.-Tickets SIP.
and, TO be dro7rn soon:
Nov. 23d.-S25,o00, 10000, 1000, 1900, 10 of
1000, &c.-Ticke,s $40.
Nov 3O-s3O,OOO, 10000, G,oOo, $500 3,227a,
5000 &c.-Tickets $40.
Nov ~
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- Valuable Mari anil 1Tmjcred Land 70, e.
sale IN .SRrru cOEHiy.
TIME subscriber offers for sale Clio acres Of
Il LAND, situated in the county OF Surry ad
Joining the lands of E. A. Maddrca and p. +.
Spratlev, and lying both sides of The Stage Road,
leading from Cabin Point 10 Surry Courthouse,
being about six miles from the Courthouse, and
three miles from Floods Landing on James river.
There are few acres of cleared land, with an
old frame building on it, Most OF the lanl Is
still in the original growth, there being on il 4
considerable quantity of Heart Pine, White and
Red Oak Timber The soil OF the land is well
adapted TO the growth ofCoEn, Wheat, Oats, &c,
and has Mari convenient and in abundance. 1t
has. also, fine range for cattle and hogs having
plentiful supply OF water at all seasons Of the
wear Persons disposed TO purchase will be shown
j. by applying 10 Mr.. f. A. Aiaddrea, or 5 n.
D. Carrel, and they can know the terms,
which will be accommodating and the price low,
by applying 10 William NJ. West, Deputy She
riil of the County, or 10 the subscriber, in Ports
mouth Should the above land not be sold pr-
yaelv before il will be offered at public anc,ion
at Mr.. Samuel n D. Carrclrs Store, (Which is
near the Land,) OH THURSDAY, The 10Th Of
December. Il. III. TAIEM.
Portsmouth, Oct 29-wtds