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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-20

When you ''pop the question" to lady
do it with a kind Of laugh, as # you were
Joking. II she accepts you, very well il
she does not you can say 'yon were only
III fun. -"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-20

Whcnovera female friend begins to back
bIt" m acquaintance, lun your hand be
hlnd ,"nr coat collar, rnl stralth wuh
vuhtmCnCt Guess she will take the hint
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
AUCTION SALES,
Nv A.. u. I'm, Auc,ionaor.

PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.
TN CHANCERY-VrRGINIA In Hchrico
i County Court November StlI, 1914:
Robert Barker, administrator OF his late wife
Mary Ann Barker, and administrator of William
A. Robinson, deceased, PIT:
against
Abel Fletcher and Thomas S. Robinson, an
infant under the age of twenty-one years by
Lollin y. Elicit, his guardian I'D hkcm, assigned
by the Court 10 defend him in this suit, DTS:
Loitin \. Elicit is BY the Court assigned guar
dian al Item TO the infant defendant, 10 defend
him in this suit and This cansc came on this day
To be heard BY consent OF adults and OF infant, By
consent of his guardian I'D Htem on the bill, ard
answers and was argued by counsel. On con-
sidera.ion whereof the Court doth adJudge order
and decree, that Robert Barker who is appointed
special commissioner Tor the purpose, do sell the
slaves, Jacob and Nancy, BY public auction, 10
the highest bidder for cash, al the front door Of
the Bell Tavern, in the City Of Richmond
BY virtue OF the foregoing decree OF Tie County
Court of Henrico, the undersigned, Especial COM
missioner named in the said Decree will proceed
10 sell, by public auction, in front OF the Bell
Tavern, in the City OF Richmond, on Monday,
the 30lh day of the present month, al l0i o'clock,
for cash, the said slaves, Jacob and Nancy; Jacob
is inulatto man, about % or years old, and is
a first rate brick moulder; Nancy is about | / or
~ years old, likely and nimble-raised about the
house. The terms OF the sale are expressed in
the decree and will be coniormed 10 strictly.
ROBERT BARKER, Srl Conn
s.j' Sale conducted by n. B. HUI. Auct.
Dec I-c&d3aWtdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

And $50 barrels corn meal, and lGi barrels
Rye -four
GRMN.-The demand for wheat, and other
kinds Of grain, continues equal TO the supply
There have been toerably fair arrivals OF Mary
land grain, but none OF Virginia. The supply
OF new corn is tolerably fair, but old is scarce
Wheat-The tendency Of the market since YES
terday has been 10 advance little i'll prices We
quote white wheat, FOL family Hour, a, 100 100
cents No sales OF Virginia wheat Ii would,
if in market, command about the same prices
that are paid for Maryland. Com-We quote
new Maryland white al 80 a 10 cents. and yellow
do. at 40 Al cents per bushel. No sales OF old.
and very little on hand. We hear Of no sales of
Pennsylvania or Virginia corn.
BAcoS.-The stock OF old bacon is vcry small.
and the transactions Of no great account. Sales
of sides, prime, have been made at 5 cents One
lot Of 10000 lbs. common, att a 1: cts Shout
dcrs go off briskly AT ) cents. Hams range from
4. for inferior, 10 81, and u cents for good and
Prime.
CorroS.-Thc market for this article remains
exceedingly dull. We hear only Of sale of 25
bales uplands at &, cts on time. There are some
buyers in The market, hn, they do moi feel dispns-
cd 10 give the prices asked.
WnlsxEY. -Sales of this article 10 a moderate
extent have been making uniformly through the
week at 81 81! cts. for hbls.. and % d. cts
per gallon for hhis. The inspections are 50s
bbls. and 1877 hhds.
ToEAcco.-As there has been no change in
prices, we continue the cid quotations as follows:
for Maryland, for frosted 81 so 10 ,; and com
mon to good common and mildling2 10 ); good
) 80 :; fine 25 a IL We quote for Ohio,
common to middling , p 4 so; good G. fine
red and wrappery 6 so "a TO- fine yellow 80 a
II; and extra wrapperv II a -. The inspections
comprise GIG hossheads, including $40 Maryland,
l23 Virginia, and IL Kentucky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

!; = minority 10 suys,a Mpxisa stssts, 81
- -, If tia tree. She assaIled and under
s.,si the very foundation upon which 'he Union no
80 she frustrated the entire system OF TO-
men, established by the consent OF all par
-, ,hs confederation She broke the only us
noyt;on which subsis,cd between herself ana
Con, and conclusive as is The argument
40, irom o,,r own example IN lIIo a sun tiore
lin ':,.;ng analogy 10 the circumstances III winch
49,, c'r's was placed By the lawless uSufpa'ion OIL
~ ~" Anna. may be imagined. case may be
'"'.S;rct which, it is 10 be hoped VIII never eX
c.' ~. in the fancy. The several states winch
- or Union are bound together oy con,
'.'";.r;;;,nal compact, similar IN us iunuamehtal
>;'"..r;stics. and even in many Of lis details,
chaF .s, ,b;ch existed among the States which
WIN ., ',, the Republic of Mexico. Should it
coas'""; IN the progress OF tme that portion of
'apse" and most powerful Of our States, I'M
INK .r ;nauences. deemed il expedient to alter
rI i. ~ that form Of government which IS
'"., ,;;si IN our Constitution: Should Massa-
n,ss.,s and New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
rlys ~ put an end 10 the existing state OF things
~ a.,abish a monarchy, or what would more
@u- -sIy approximate to the government, which ex
~. ~. " Mexico, military despoism-Shou'd
t,.s nowerful States be enabled, by force OF arms
" h,;no this project 10 successful issue
~ heir own borders and to extend II by
IT. means over their weaker neishoors,
s s.,nM such movement, however successfully
s.h;syei establish any right in the monarch
On thew might create, TO the sovereignty oil
',5s, nor,ions OF the Union which might choose
.,ssa aooi from this new arrangements would
y,r,;n;a ami Kentucky, the Carolinas and
'i;Siana. be in any manner bound by this pro
ling 10 which they had never Welded their
asrsr,l Would their resistance 10 thls mea-
SIRE merit the name OF revolt! Would they ever
alter successfully opposing any attempt 10 impose
his new government upon their unwliiihS shoui-
;~rs be legally incapaci,ated from forming new
.,,,;cal connexions with each other, or with
iiyhomsoeyer they please, upon any terms which,
- ,her Judgment, might seem best calculated to
n-rno,e their liberty and happiness2 Would the
ff'nscn, Of the new monarch be necessary TO give
,.oIa,r 10 such compacts Would wrong be
;"s;,,si npon him bv power which might think
,,.nnr 10 favor such Confederacyl Is it pos.
i;sls that such questions as these can D. serious
y. NM or doubts be entertained respecting them
r. any sober, intelligent mind? Yet there are
mon and those among the ablest in the land, who,
-, ie- the circumstances OF the case assert that
Texas was and is in contemplation OF law, an
;rerra, part Of the present Government OF Mexi-
!, bound 10 her By ties which she has no right
q, authority 10 dissolve-and that, without, the
Assem-. of Mexico, she is no, Dc jarc independent,
an; has no capacity to unite herself with tins
Pa,Ybl;c A NORTHERN WING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

NOTICE.-Th public are requested to attend
! Y the sale Of "E.than Plantation, in the coun-
~ oil New Kent, heretofore advertised in the Rich
mond Wing, for the 18th December, day after
New Kent Court, or the next fair day, SUNDAYS
exceped,) if the 18th prove bad. Sale on The
premises, twelve miles from The Court House.
Telms-onethiri cash. balance in two yearly in
slalments, secured as usual. Il contains ll00
acres, ana will be divided 10 suit purchasers il
desired.
About 20 Negroes, a variety Of Stock, Crops,
Plantation Utensils &c, &c, will also be sold
The Negroes for cash-with acrcd of six months,
on the other matters, for all sums over twenty
dollars, the Corn excepted for which cash. Or Il
negotiable note at 60 days, will BE- required with
good endorscrS
New Kent Courthouse, Tavern, Sorc-house,
&c, will be sold or rented on the 10Th, (Cour,
day) The land on the North side OF the road
goes with the Tavern &c.--lhat on the South
(aboul haD goes separately, with the usual !e-
s,ricions. 10 protect the other from interference.
Roole>' Quarter, containing about 400 acres,
will be sold or rented at the Courthouse. Terms
for this, same as Ethan.
a valuable, thorough blood Stallion, and Brood
Mare, aso at tie cour llousc--Six months ere
dit GEO. ". BASSETT,
Executor OF b. Basset deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
NEGRO HIRING. &c.

A S the season for hiring ont for The ensuing
II year is approaching we deem il advisable
10 inform our friends al a distance, and the public
generally that VIC still engaged in that branch
OF our business. and shall continue 10 devote our
special attention TO il: that is, 10 hiring out ne
groe>, collecting their hires. experimenting them
through the year, particularly in cases oisckness,
and disposing of them at public or private sale.
Country persons having servants Tor sale, may
save themselves both trouble and expense, by
sending them 10 Us, with such instructions IS
they may think proper 10 give. We shall also
attend 10 the purchasing Of slaves on commits
sion, for any who may desire oar services inihas
way.
- Office on Main street, corner above Big
GERS Lottery Office, over the Grocery Store OF
WIN. NJ. Harrison, ESP where one or both OF
us may always be found during business hours.
PHILIP NJ. TABB x SON.
NIB. Applicants from the country, 10 hire
their negroes in town, would consult their inte-
rest by giving the information on or before The
25lh dav Of December, and BY sending The SER
wants 10 us Oh or before that date, or as soon as
practicable thereafter. p. NJ. TABB & SON.
Richmond Dec i-ctt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETs-DxorMusa :.


ToBAcco-Lugs, 81 SO 81 common leaf 3
4; forstemming and common manufacturing pur-
poses, 6 a !; fine manufacturing, 8 a ID receipts
light. But lille of old Tobacco now Offering
New continues to arrive ireely-and sales are
making atfrom Isl rs SO, according TO quality.
FLoUR-$4 6. a l2i.
WHEAT-90 95 cents
CoRN-35 40 cents per bushel.
OArs-25 cents from Railroad and Wagons.
SuGARs-St. Croix, Z, aS.; Porto Rico, of fair
quality, Ia u; New Orleans, Ia II.
LOAF SuGAR-Sinsle loaf, l0iall; double re-
fined, Ill 1915 lump do, 81 10.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, in bbls., 80 a %; P.
Rico, 28a30.
SALr-From the Wharf, 81 SIS, Liverpool filled;
from Stores 81 65.
CoFrEE.-Laguira, Il; Rio, 6s a :; Cuba, 81 a
81; ST. Domingo, 81 e; Java, ga IL.
BAcoS-Western Sides, out of store, 5. 81 !;
Shoulders. Al a 5.
LARn-Old, CT cents; new, 7a7s
FIsH-Herrings No. l, "a; No. 3, 3 80; gross,
3; Shad, Ia %; Mackercl, No. /, IL 80; No. ,,
9a9 80.
IRoS-Up Country bar, ST. so; Tredegar,
IS 80; Swedcs, SO a 90; English, G5 70; Pig,
% 30
NAlLs-Assorted, 4ia4t.
SHor-ya. Wythe Shot Tower s. Youle's, 81.
WOODS SOC.
CoTToN-Fair quality, 81 II.
CoTroN YARNs-Richmond and Manchester,
Nos to ~ Is c.; from II TO Is, l9c
FEArHERs-3l % C.
SPlRlTs-Baltimore Whisky in bblS., 2Gl c.;
hhds, s5l 26l; Virginia apple brandy, 81,
37A a 40 c.
LME-From dock 80 cents.
LEaD-5 a 5, c.
LEAruEn-Marked good, light weights, Is. a
lG; middle do, lii a l5 heavy, IL; damaged, l2i
a l3! c.
HIpEs-Green, C. cured; Spanish, IA IT,
CANDLEs-Spcrmacci 80 35; patent tallow,
l2l a. mould, 81 10; adamanline, 81; dia-
plane, 80
CnocoLATE-ea acc.
BurrGR-Mountan, Q II! C.; Fresh, IA I IL.
CHEEsE-6. a !.
Oral Bran, &c; Shorts, s c.; Brown Stuff,
l5c.; Ship Stuff, 20 p C.
On.s-Fall Sperm 81 o.; Winter do, l 10;
Linseed, so a s.. per gallon; Tanners do, Sl2 Il
Is per bbl
PLAsrER-Lump, at Rockets, by the cargo, -
15a3
soAr-Lee's, 5 a 81; Cogate's s. cents.
SrARcH-7t &c.
BEEswAX-23 a % c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
BOSTON MARKET Doc .

CoTroN.-New Orleans and Mobile g. a : CTS
per h.. and Uplands Ct CT cents per h.. mos.
or 3 per CT. of for cash.
FLouR.-The stock OF Southern is no, large
for the season, and considerable export demand
has caused more frmness in prices with sales
$50 bbls. Baltimore, 81 GSi a 4 II per Dbl cash
800 do. Fredericksburg, d G2l; 400 do. Howard
Street, rs; 500 do. Georgetown, IS per Dbl
GRMS-Two cargocs OF yellow fiat have ar
rived, of which sales have been made at sc a
81 cents per bushel. In oats, sales have been
made of Baltimore and Delaware oats al 35 35A
cts per bushel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
NEGRO HIRING.

TIME subscriber offers his services 10 his
i friends and the public, to hire ont their ne
grocs, and would advise them TO send their negroes
in as early as possible.
lie will use his best endcavors 10 obtain good
homes and good prices. lie will always DC found
al the Bell Tavern.
Those Of the patrons OF Robert Hill & Brother
who wish the subscriber 10 hire GU. their negroes
for The ensuing year would do best 10 inform him
as early as practicable. y. 4. HILL.
Dec 5--cEtiI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
NOTICE,

THE Coparnership of HUBBARD, GARD
l. NER Il Co, expires by limitation on The
first of January next. All persons having de-
mands against the firm, will please present them
for payment, on or before the 3lst Of December,
and those indebted, will be called on for settle
ment OF their accounts at an early day in Janu-
AIRY.
We have on hand fifteen hundred pair of
SHOES of our own manufacture ol superior
quality, suitable for Factory and Plantation
hands, which we now offer al reduced prices for
cash, or approved credit and We will sell, during
the month iof December, b. the package any
goods we have on hand for ciSh al cost.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & co.
Nov 20-cf0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS


BIZ our 3Toi Linz If Pae!et Boo.s tof Lyneh6nfs,
o,,rd .Slaec Lines eOAaeciinr irdi hcm j@
TarmrHb, charlottesville aud Stanton.
tsye--.is;;5;77T-n.a On and after the 9Th instant,
EEzIsaz-zHsth Boats will leave Richmond
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at 3, p. NJ,
and arrive in Lynchhurs in SO hours.
Relurning-leave Lynchl,urg Monday We'd
nesday and Friday, a, 3, A. NJ, and arrive in
Richmond next days at !, P. NJ. Passage and
Fare, sc.
laTE4sss-s-,es Passengers for charlottesville and
EfaESaazaS Stanton leaving ats P. NJ. reach
Scolisvlle at o'clock next morning, and Char
louisville, 90 miles, BY Stage att o'clock, ?. VI.
The Stage for Stanton, Al miles, at9, p. NJ.
Passage and Fare 10 charlottesville, So %
Do. (and Fare on the Boats,) 10 Staun- :.
ton, w
Our Boats connect at Lynchburg with The
DanvilIe line, The route through by Big Lick and
Wylhevie, into Tennessee, and the route by
Fincastle, White Sulphur Springs, and Charles
ton, 10 Guyandotte.
BOYD, EDMOND s DAVENPORT.
Doc eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
SALE OF NECR0ES

Immediately after tie above sale, will be sold
at public auclion, for cash, about 80 likely and
valuable Negroes par, OF which belong 10 the
estate of the late Beverley Kennon, and the re-
mainder 10 the undersigned, George T. Kennon.
BRITANNIA w. KENYON, Execuuix,
GEORGE T. kENNON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
- - s-a--------------------
NEGRO HIRING,

THE subscriber again offers his services 10 The
L public in This branch OF his business, as the
time for hiring out is near al hand. His en-
icavor will bc 10 give that attention which the in
lcrcsl, oil The owners require in sickness especi-
ally. He still continues the collection Of debts Of
every description renting out houses, &c. Mr..
Richard G.. Tunslall, who has for several years
been associated with him, Will assist him in his
business. RICHARD HILL, JR.
Dec 2-1&cilllihIan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
YORK RIVER.

r WISH to purchaser large quantity Of PINE
i LOGS, formy Saw Mill on York River, atthe
mouth of Poropolank creek, in Gloucester coun-
| will give Five Cents Is cts.) cubic foot,
which is equal to 50 ton, of 81 40 cord, for
all good Merchantable Sluffdelivered at the Mill.
will give the same price for Oak and Ash logs
they may vary in length from Ia 10 20 feet
Cash will be paid on delivery. Any person
wishing to correspond on the subject may ad-
dress letters TO the subscriber in Petersburg, or
Mr. John Burwell, who resides at the MILL West
End, Gloucester county.
Nov. 7-w3w HUGH A. GARLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
NEGRO HIRING.

NEGRO HIRING
THE subscriber thankful Tor the liberal patro-
i mage heretofore bestowed on him, again OIL
ers his services 10 his country friends and The CT
tzens OF Richmond as Agent for the hiring out
of Negroes for the ensuing year.
GEO w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lisles Row
\. b. Every cxertion will he used 10 procure
good homes for the servants placed in my hands,
and my personal attention given in case Of their
sickness during the year.
GEO. w TOLER, Agent. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
y. L. hill

ArcrIoNEER Belt TAVERN, RICHMOND.
The subscriber having bought out Robert Hill,
returns his thanks 10 his friends and the public for
the liberal patronage they have extended 10 the
concern of Robert H;l < Brother in The Bell Ia
vcrn and Auction Business: and takes this method
to inform them that he still has charge Of This
popular and well known tavern, ard that he
still carries on the Auction and Commission bu-
sineSs, and horcS fora continuation OF their iavors
lie attends particularly 10 the selling ard hiring
out Of Negroes. both publicly and privately,
aud 10 tic sale OF Houses and Lots, in
Richmond ard its vicinity, as we'll as the sale OF
all kinds Of produce. He will always be found at
the Bell Tavern. He has engaged the services 81
Mr. Thomas II. Taliaferro as Auclioneer, whose
experience, judgment and attention 10 business i,
wei! known in his city and the surrounding coun-
.ry. Dec y y. b. HILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
Correspondence Of the Boston Post)

NASHVILLE, Nov. 10 1871.
had the pleasure OF dining with the veteran Of
the Hermitage on Saturday. The lale national
triumph had relumed his eye with its wonted fire,
and gladdened his patriotic heart. he had seen
the jus, and liberal policy OF Government which
characterized his own eventiul and beneh-
cent administration, jeoparded BY the insin-
cere professions, corrupt practices, and wick
ed acis of modern Whiggism; he had seen The
sacred Liberties of his country, for which, in
the days OF his youthful strength, he had fought
and bled, threatened by mere demagogues; but
thanks, thanks he has been preserved TO witness
the triumphant decision of his countrymen, which
stands forth to the world as bow OF promise, that
popular sovereignty shall endure in this country,
and the Federallve union Of our Stale family be
forever preserved.
Although iIl-health and severe affection must
necessarily prevent the veteran from participant
ing in any OF the popular demonstrations OF re-
spect and honor to the President Elect which
NAV be contemplated by his countrymen, they
NAV be assured that his patriotic spirit will ever
be in the midst have just seen letter 10
one Of his old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in this place,
in which he saws: :" | feel now my dear Gene
raj, like Simeon Of old Once more is my coun-
try saved once more are its Liberties secured and
am ready 10 depart in peace. | await The last
summons with humble submission, and am adj
monished BY my atlcton that il is near al hand )"
Venerable sage Whata glorious close OF a most
glorious career!
| understand that President Polk will visit Gen.
Jackson on Tuesday mex, and remain with him
a day or two. Returning, he will be received BY
the citizens Of Nashville with the military and
civic honors usual on such occasions.
Truly, your friend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07
BALTIMORE MARKET, Dec. 5

FLouR-The flour market has been unusually
duh The past week No change in prices has Ia
ken place The sales Of Howard street have been
at 81 p, at which prices holders are firm. Re
ceipt settlements at l2i. The sales OF City
Mills have been generally at -.
Com MsAL-Wc quote this article al 81 per
100 lbs, and al 25 per barrel, with fair sales
The inspections for the week comprise the fol
ll,M,; mr. LII ndS nd M nli,ies viz.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water this day at II o'clock, P. M.
CAH En-

SAILED,
schr Catherine Amanda, Teal, Philadelphia.
schr William Applegarth, Creighton, Balti-
more
Schr George Washington, Coleman, Balti-
more.
BosroN, Dec 2-Arrived, Schr. Grand Island,
Lecount Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-07

T +. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
u . FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE Hotel,
R,ehmoad Tirgiam.
Single Tickets and Packages in all The Lotto
ries for sale h. J. f. WORD.
.1hsmGceat L0HoieS im Decem5cr.
Below will be found a list Of the leading Prize.
To bcdis!ribaled in December. Tickets in every
variety can be had By addressing J. F. Word,
Richmond, Virginia. I'LL that is necessary 10 be
done 10 get Prize, is 10 enclose III letter -
So so, $s50--or any amount you wish 10 in
vest, direct iu me- and name the Lottery you wish
10 invest in. have already sold Il great many
Prizes this year, but would BE- greatly graiiiied 10
send Thirty Thousand Doler Capital 10 tic
COnntyUi
100000 Alexandria Lottery, Class 43, to
be drawn December 1h. The leading prizes ale
100000, 10000, $500, 1000, 1000, 5 prizes OF
1900, 10 Of 200, 100 prizes of 900, aud other
smaller prizes, amounting 10 over $500 00u.-
Whole Tickets so. halves -. quarters - 30
A Certificate OF Package Of ~ Whole Tickets
$50, halves ;:65 quarters 80 80
$4,000! Alexandria Lottery, Class A, 10 be
drawn December liii. The principal prizes are :
$4,000, 10000, 5000. 1000, 5000, $500. 1000
900. - prizes OF 1000. &C., &c. ID Nos, II
drawn ballots Whole Tickets $40, haives -
quarters - 50 \ Certificate OF Package OF
Is Whole Tickets in this Scheme will be sent for
the low price Of $40, halves go, quarters, $50
$4,000! Alexandria Lottery Class -, TO he
drawn December 2Isl. The first prizes are ::
100000, 10000. 5000, $40, 1000, $500, 2,0OO
80 prizes of 900, &c. &c. Whole Tickets so;
halves j; quarters , 80 \ certificate OF pack
age will be sent lot $3.50; halves Is; quarters
% 10.
THE CLOSE
ask particular attention 10 the following
Scheme:
$4,000 for the small sum of 80 Aleyan-
dria Lottery, Class 40, TO he drawn December
2Sih The Scheme contains Capitals Of 80 900,
10000, 5000, 5000, a large number Of $1,000
prizes and others, amounting 10 over halt mil
lion OF dollars. Whole Tickets only so; halves
j. quarters ; 30. y Certificate Of "a Package of
ii Whole Tickets will be sent 10 any part Of The
Union Oh receiving remittance OF $3.50; packa-
ses of halves IS; quarters 80 50
word to those who order from distance =
Enclo-c your money securely in your letter, and
direct in plain hand 10 The undersigned, and
there will be no danger Of loss b. mail
}. I. WORD, richmond, Va.
y. i. Drawings sent wien requested.
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Tie undersigned will, Immediately after the
above advertised sale. proceed 10 sell, Gf the day
be fair, If MOI, on the next fair day t!lcrealer) on
the same premises, at public auction, 10 The high
est bidder an undivided moiety of certain perso-
nal property held by her in common with Dr..
George I. Ke:.:,oa, (who will al the same time
sell his moiey,) consisting Of the stock OF horses,
mules, oxen COWS, sheep. hogs, &c; farming i'm
plemcnls grain and provendcr on tho said farm.
The terms of sale will be, Tor all sums over
go, six months credit; for SIMS OF that amount
and under, cash. Bonds with approved personal
security will be required of the purchasers upon
credit.
BRITANNIA w. KENYON,
Eyecu,rix of the last will and testament
nj RoverIy X enuon decd