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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-23

AZ 81 stephens Church. on the 22,l instant, By thu
Rev'd Jno. N. McJilt0n, WILLIAM HoRcAy SprsTEp
to- Miss ELIzABErH MATILDA GARDINER, bOtn OF
Washington city, ID. e.
ny the Rev Jacob ScChler, DAVID TAYLOR, of Bal
umnre, to Miss MARTHA Ann JAMESON, of ResterS-
town, Baltimore co.
AT Grace Church, Philadelphia, on Saturday, Goth
inst. by Rev VIM. Suddards, WILLIAM G. CRAWFORD
merchant, Of Baltimore to CECILIA X. daughter of
Maj. Charles Thomas, U s. Army.
AT Alexandria, d. G. 18th inst. by Friends ceremo-
nv, GERARD H. REESE, of Baltimore, TO SARAHJASE,
daughter of the late David Janney, of Waterford Va
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{E3~ SHERIFFALTY. Having announced myself,
at the urgent solicitation Of number of friends,
candidate for the Sheritltlty mt the ensuing election,
take this opportunity of stating my fellow citizens
that it is NOT my intention to withdraw from the can
vaSs, but that still candidate far their SURFACES.
ael2-d JAMES o. Law.
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En,n. ,on pl-s"i un'n.m'n'y by thc Coa|'n."":
az. ..ri, rlat L. Nd'lv" Americans, "r are ~,
sype nlsu g. Of rorm-lua' "" far r"'rrnrhH! 5i
.luaglg ,ua expenditures OF pubic mnn'N' "g.h-
NJ nv t,, site or general government tin aholN'1H
of nh u+.ass offices. All the correction OF ~ abuse
ei me elective franchise and naur'iI@ ir"n ia"','
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ID | E d

On Saturday last, the 2eth inst, MIR. BENJAMIN j.
COHEN, aged AZ years
At the Salt Sulphur Springs, Monroe Va, on the
10th Inst ELIJAH ST0RRs WITHISGT0N, of This city,
son of Newell Wilmington, of Bridgewater, Plymouth
county, Mass.
On Sunday morning, 2lst inst, CHARLES Rose, in
the 77th year OF his age.
On the 29th inst, Mrs, ELIZABETH REILLY, consort
of the late Bernard Reilly.
Suddenly, At Newark. N. ]. 18Th inst, Lieut.. STE
PHEN Dom, IT, 5. Navy, in the 3jth year of his age.
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NEW CARPETlNG.

plCHARD DCVAEE, has this day received
~ and Is now opening u splendid assortment OF
CARPETING, consisting of
super NElVLT, splendid article, private pattern
do SAXONY, do do do do
ROYAL WILTON
Suaer BRU SSEL$
IMPERIAL , PLY
Extra super and super iNGRAINS
Extra Fine and Fine do
super Fwed NENErIANS, all wool
81, 81 and I'D FANCY DRUGGETS, for Crumb
Cloths, together with large assortment of low pTi. ed
Carptung of every description, Hearth Rugs, Floor
On Cloths, &c. All of which will he sold as low as
the same article he purchased in this city, or else
where.
Persons in want Of the article either for their own
use ar the country trade respectfully invited 10
give him IA cali before making their selection.
No. 266 Baltimore street,
seGJ.1t nnaFY nnpn<itr Hanover.
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$1,000 O. cl5, ET Nick Is h Six qf 5
which TUCKER y BRO will sell a package OF " hole
tickets, - ia each for So and make fall guarantee
IN any event of one half clear OF All charges whatev
tr. Packages of halves and ar tickets in same ratio
deed Sterling Out OF numerous packages sold BY Us
all confined good prizes . OF 1000 S2C0, &c.
Il. 4. TUCKER X BROTHER.
Right on the COrucT--!lCad Of Centre Market
?. S. The Small Fry draws again next Saturday,
Capital Si0O0-'Tickets SI--Packages of qrs. So IS,
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N5~ OFFICIAL. DRAWING of the Md. COnsO
natnl .u.Inru .L,.. n, M. G.r lslG:


% &C IL &C as 80 - 5 80 10
% and 66 heing the lat aud ID drawn Nos each $50
and Is, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each 40
46 aud 4S being the 9Th aud 9th; or 7 and 10, be-
ing the 9TH aud 9th drawn Nos. each 30
and II, being the 9th aud 10Th; ; and 3S,
being the l0th and III drawn Nos. each 20
All having two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each ~
All having one only of the drawn Nos. ON, /" )
From the old established House Of
1t EMORY, No. 2 N. CalvErt-st.
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MAME ELECTIONS. Returns from eos towns
for Governor, leave Anderson, dem, in a mi
ncrity Of so votes. The Legislature is deci-
aedIy dem ocyatc
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-23

The COVENANT. We have received the Oc-
tober number of this interesting monthly ma
ga2inc, heretofore published in this city by the
late Robert Nelson, Esq, and now conducted
by his widow, Mrs. Catharino Nelson. 1t has
long been recognised as an able advocate ofthe
principles of Odd Fellowship, while its literary
contents have merited and received universal
commentator. 1t is edited by the Rev. \.
Case, P. e.. NJ, and r. 2. ShalIncr, G, P, and
promises to fully MAINTAIN its high standing.
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&oUTnERE MAu. There was no Southern
Mail south Of Washington last evening,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-23

6tHAWI.s, SILKS AND CASIsMEIsES.
g r. McELDOWNEY & co. have in Store and oc
fer for sale large and complete assortment of alt the
recent styles and best fabrics of Silks as rich cola
Armure, Gro de Berlin, ramasI -pekin, CameIeon
Brillautine, Gro Grain; lu ian LUSTRiNG: black
and blue black Gro de- Afrquc Afcssine: black and
blue black Satin OttomuH SILKS. With Yerkeni
Cashmere, plain and emhoid'd Tibet Canton crane
Broche aud other SHAVLS,
Aso-Rich CASHMERE, (oftge hest French man.
ulact0ry, new style and superior q1aIty;) houssciRe
dc Lanes; Rept CaShmereS SC &c, which viii Le
offered very low, al 1853 Baltimore street. between ],
Calvert and Light streets. se2a
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ErrECT OF TuE FoRElCN NEWS. Tho re-
cent intelligence liom Europe, caused an ad-
vance of one-oighth to ono-qnartcr cent. per
10. on cotton in New York on Saturday, while
flour declined IL l-2 cts, per barrel, and Beef
and Pork remained dull aud heavy. Lard and
Tallow had an upward tendency, in consc-
Gueuce ola demand for export.
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d3- -. &. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French s. German LOOKING GLASS; PLATES,
which will he Sold by wholesale and retail, as low as
any Importer IN this any other city.
GLIDING done in all its variees-suCh as Portrait,
Picture, aud Frames of al descriptions.
CORNICES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES rc-gilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, al
yield No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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A ID DRAWN BALLOTS in every % tickets
IL % to-day at SCHOOhFIELD s. co, making
the chance good for packages Where sold yester
day 10 Nos. 40 As, prize Of Sl0U0, sold gentle
man at Washington; Nos. 70, pIize Of $500, sold
TO acl'izen; Nos % 40, prize OF Sl5J, sent 10
Cambridge, Md.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class l07 dtaNa
Sept. -, lowest prize So, are:
% G6 l6 AZ 4S : 42 ~ 5 3S 70
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Letter.,
IL.
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IN1INIJN,
ship Caledonia, MasslcOtt, for New York, was load
ing al Rotterdam 29th ut
ship Leila, Higgins, of Baltimore, from Havre, ar
rived al New York Goth inst.
Barqne Resale, Hill, for Baltimore, sailed from v
York 18Th inst
Barque Nenlune, lIaeslop, from Baltimore for Bre-
men, was off the Start 3lth ut.
Barque Philadelphia, Grcve, from Baltimore for
Bremen, was or Falmouth 25th alt.
Barque Ida, lialIeu for Baltimore, cleared at Dos
ton, 2Uth inst
Schr Sarah, Eldridee, from Baltimore, arrived ct
Halifax 9Th inst and brig Fuivia Owens, f,om do do.
18th.
Schr Berry, Sears, from Baltimore arrived at Ports
mouth, N. H. 18th inst.
scnr Atlantic, Cook, for Baltimore, sailed from Nor
Wich CT. 18th inst.
Schrs Nermon, Seaman; Walter Merchant Dem
ing; Levin Lank, Bennett; and Emily Johnson, Tur-
rell, for Baltimore, cleared at New YORK Goth inst
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THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of $1,000 prize of $500
" 1000 $50
{. 900 & o0O &


Tickets So: halves s !! quarters &c; eighhs 81.
lnswhch Scheduled Il Co. will sell on certificate
packages Of % whole tickets for only $50 so, halves
sl4.15, quarters S7.37
Draws on SATURDAY, the beautiful little Lottery
for the benefit of the Frederick Felnal, Seminar
Capital prize 1000 Whole tickets only 81: halves
so cents; quarters - cents In which SchoAlfeld s
Co. viii sell on certificate package OF 20 whole tick
cts for only &l5, halves 81 so, qrs So 70, Shs 81 g.
For the prizes by the package or single ticket apply
TO
SCUOOLFlELD 81 co.
No. Calvert street,
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WoH'r WorN. The females engaged in the
various cotton factories at Plttsburg ard Allo-
ghauy City, have all struck, Oil account Of a
refusal by The manufacturers to consent to con-
slider ten hours days work. The citizens
have taken sides with the operatives, and have
appointed ward committees to raise funds to as
slsL them in the stand they have taken.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-23

VERMONT ELECTION. Complete returns
from every county in the State show that is
democrats, rs wings and 10 abolitonists have
been elected to the House of Representatives,
and ! dem. and % whirs in the Senate.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-23

&E- THE JUDGES OF ELECTION are requested
to meet AT City Hail on WEDNESDAY, the oath inst.
at O'Clock, NJ. business Of importance requires
their attention. se232t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-23

EXCEPTIONS EVER LUCKY OFFICES
HI GLORIOUS BEGINNING FOR THE WEEK
Three snug prizes sold in The same package-one of
$1,000, one OF $500 aud one of $50. we intend 10
keep il up. So look out
THIS DAY, $1,000, $4,000 $4,000, Sc. Tickets
So. 80; quarters G23 cents.
WEDNESDAY, Sc. 900 & $1,000 Tickets $500
THURSDAY. ST., 600. ST 600, Sc g 400
FRIDAY, $4,000, $1,000, &c. q 300
SATURDAY, the Small Fry, $1,000, g 100
{s5- Orders for tickets in any nj the above beau,u
schemes 1--WE would recommend plckaets) will mert
with prompt attention if addressed to
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
Corner S0u,h-s and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
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dIE- On FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. Goth at No
NnEHr : ARE. Thr friends of American interests
are notiird that Town Meeting will he held AT the
Monument Square on FRIDAY EVENING NENT,
the 2Gth instant, at half past O'Clock. The meeting
will he addressed by some Of the candidates, and by
lhrne distinguished friends of the Native Amencan
eau. from Transatlantic. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-23

DECREE CONFERRED. The honorary de-
gree Of ID. d. was conferred upon the Rev. J.
Addison Alexander Professor in the Thcologi-
cal Seminary at Princeton, at the Commence
ment of Marshall College, Pa, on the lolh
inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-23

FEoM CAPE HAYTIEH. 1t appears by ad-
vices from this place to the cath of August,
that the difficulties between the people of the
French and Spanish parts of the Island, or as
they are termed here, the Eiaytiens and Dom-
means, appear 20 be as far as ever from set
Element. Government is said to be making
active preparations TO carry on the war.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-23

RyGMNAEA DOLLARS! Draws TO-DAY,
E%DIE Maryland Lottery, class 80, for The
benefit OF the town of BelAr. IS Nos. u DR.. ballots
Raking Il beautiful little scheme Er the price OF tick
et', which are only $3.50 For lucky tickets by The
package single tickets, apply to tue prize vendors,
MILLER & CO., cornero St Paul and Baltimore-s:
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"a EW BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
~ PEIlNG. Just received an additional supply
of new Carpetng. Such as
super Royal Wilton Fine Ingram (a wooD
90 brussels, l25 to some as low as 80 cents
lG2s per yaid
40 Imperial Ply Common Ingram
40 Ingram Fine and Super Vent
Extra 1ne do Floor oil Cloths.
hifo-Fancy Balzes, Heath RUGS, Table and Pt-
ano COVERS, Window Shades, Worsted Damask, :.
&c &c Purchasers will find my assortment AS CON
plete and prices rs low at any Carpet Store in this
Country. JOHN X. UUVALL, No. 2i0 Balto
st2Jen6t street. doors West of Charles,
EJ EFV YORK GOODS, MRS. NICK ERSON
" has just returned ON New York with n choice
assortment of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS. and
WI open her stock on Wednesday the 24h inst La
dies are particularly reque Sted to call.
seq No. 81 North Howard strco,
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LETTER DAGs or AT THE EXCHANGE READING RooMs
For Rnterdam-Shp Eutaw, with despatch.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER % l8i5.
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MAR RIED

Day Of final hearing, 3D. Jan 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
yVorthanl's Office,
MO. I, EXCHANGE PLACE, rich
IN .MOND, Virginia.


MO- EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Virginia.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
1000 Dollars Capital! To be drawn in the Ex-
change to-day at AZ o'clock, p. M. Prizes
$4,000, 1000, GOO 300, 200, 1921, 20 OF so, 20 Of
50, 20 OF 10, 20 Of 30, 300 Of %, 60 OF 10, &c
Is Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81. Risk on a
package OF whole tickets IL dollars halves and
quarters in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
$1,000 Capital! Drawing comes per mai,
from Baltimore tomorrow. Prizes: $1,000,
$500, sol, 5 OF 900, 10 OF 200, 20 of 100,
Nc IS Nos, and Is drawn. Tickets So so.
ALSO,
10000 dollars Capital Alexandra Lottery
Class No 30; 10 be drawn al Alexandra to-
morrow, July 90 drawing received hy Sundays
mail. Prizes: 10000 dollars, 10000, 1000,
5000, $500, 1,797, 80 OF 900, SO Of 100, so Of
800, 1870 of 200, 200 OF 100, &c. 70 Nos. and
10 drawn. Tickets 10 dollars-Shares in pro-
potion.
LOTTERIES 70 BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA
August Ed prizes of $4,000 each is $780,
600, $500, 1910, % prizes OF 900, &c. Tick
cts $40.
August aih-s35 1874, 10000 1000, 1908, SO
Of / 900, &c. Tickets $40
Tickets and packages in all The Lotteries ad-
vertised by ]. G. Gregory & Co., for sale on The
same terms al this office.
~ 3. All orders confidential, and postage paid
at this Office without charge.
July 25 CHAS. WORKMAN.
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"WuEGE SHALL IGo -

II will be seen from MIR. Leakes advertisements,
that he answers This question satisfactorily, by
pointing 10 his Mountain House, on the top Of
Rorkfish Gap, in the Blue Ridge. We have Of
ten passed this cool retreat 81 a ho summers
day, and envied its happy occupants. The view
of The rich valley Of Augusta on one side, and Of
The varied and striking landscape OF Nelson and
Albemarle on the Other is OF itself great al
traction. But the pure mountain breeze is con-
,iuually sweeping through lie Gap making this
one OF tie coolies, spots in Virginia. Moreover,
a daily stage passes BY the door, from Staunon
and Richmond, bringing regular accounts Of the
doings Of the srea, weird. Our friends who can
afford 10 leave The dust and heat Of The lower
coan'ry, and will be content 10 pass quiet ard
comfortable Summer, we advise 10 think serious
IL Of the temptations held ont by this mountain
,e,elt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
no. FOR THE TENTH LEGION

A friend requests us 10 call public attention 10
The claims OF the "Rawley Springs" adver-
tsed in our columns. To the Democrats fine
opportunity is prese ME-. Of visiting region where
Democracy is 10 be found in its puresl STATE, she'd
ding its genial influence all around il. To our
Wing friends We will guarantee warm recep-
ton BY a people whose hospitality is proverbial.
They will, moreover, see one OF the finest coun-
tries in Virginia. admirably cultivated, am! yield
inc rich fruits 10 the labors Of the industrious
farmers. The climate is delicious-the roads co
honor 10 any part OF the Union-and, fine
hand Of music, pack OF stag hounds, and vaiua-
bic mineral water, are sufficient 10 attract old and
young 10 this charming retreat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
William m. F,eakc

@ UGGESTS in answer 10 the query IN the
- Daily ENQUIRER of the 26th Of June, as 10
"Wngng SHALL Coz" that The MOUNTAIN
TOP HILL is the place 10 retreat to, from the
scorching heat and unwholesome efuria OF the
city and low country. This Hotel i situated al
The top OF the Blue Ridge, only one hundred miles
from Richmond, fifteen below Staunton, twenty
three above Charlottesville, and twenty nine
above Scousyil e, on The Turnpike between those
points Public conveyances by either route. Fare
By the packet boat and stage about 5 dollars
The air and scenery is healthy and delightful
In addition 10 good freesone, there are mineral
,cais (elaiybcac) that have been resorted to with
great efficacy in many cases. II is a most excel
lent tonic, &c. The scenery from this noble
mountain and the first OF any magnitude, is most
beautiful and extensive. AT points not very re-
mote the view, for extent is but little less than at
the Peaks Of Ouer, giving the grandest views OF
valley as well as mountain scenery. Persons
can live here nearly as cheap as at home-board
By the week 10 ) dollars, To number in iain-
lies; month, IS dollars year. 100 dollars; children
under IL years servants and horses, halt price
The house is large, 90 by As feet, two stories
above the basement, besides a wing; rooms COM
modioEs; and. should patronage require in future,
will be greatly enlarged. The subscriber soli-
cts extensive patronage, and pledges himself 10
spare no pains 10 render his guests comfortable
and happy.
The publc's humble and osedient servant
July 25-dGis WILLIAM NJ. LEAkE.
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THE LATE NEW YORK FIRE.

The following interesting communication OF
the Chief Engineer, was made Monday evening
10 The Hoa.ds Of Aldermen and Assisten; Alder
men:
10 Tie Hoaer0blc he Common Council Of Tie
Ci,y of Ncw York.
Gentlemen: Being entrusted with The heavy
responsibility of directing the energies OF the fire
department, in protecting the lives and property
OF orr citizens, should be regardless Of that du!y
il did 20, direct Your immediate attention 10 u
circumstance connected with the recent extensive
and deplorahle connagraiun
The fire was discovered in No. 81 New street,
about 3 o'clock in The morning oil the 18Th inst,
and the department, with much exerion. had sue
ceeded in gaining maslefy over il, by which
the damage Woudhavc been Limited 10 Two stores,
when an explosion occurred mos, unexpected and
destructive.
With the force Of the heaviest ordnance, Tie
FIRE was driven into The buildings opposite On
Broad and New streets. Six buildings on eilhe r
side Of he explosion were thrown down, ard solid
doors and iron shutters forced hundreds oil feel
from the scene OF explosion. This accident,
while il drove the men from their posts, DESTROYED
tie lives by which The fire had been held in sub
jec:ion, and before they could he renewed both
sides Of New s:ieet, Broad street, and Exchange
street, were enveiopcd in flames.
The strongest suspicion exists that gunpowder
was slowed in The building which exploded, and
a consideration for The lives Of our firemen and
the properly ofour citizens destroyed from The ei-
tec,s of the e4Psosion demands minute and tho
rough examination.
The acknowledged zeal and irlrepdi;y Of The
department. has resulted in some degree from The
conviction, that The laws relating to gunpowder
and oiher explosive compounds were faithfully
enforced and observed Should This belief be Sc
rcusly shaken ,e system d, presen. in use for
lingnshiIs fires mus; necessarily be changed. and
properly be destroyed, rather than lie should be
haEarGcd.
With these views, | confidently trust that he
Ma:or and Common Council will see ihc strong
necessity o!iag-sigaiirg his case. and eniofc;rs
lhs laws, lie AeEleci y which has, in all piota-
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Otcy 4 SiZcr

WOULD respectfully inform their iriel.
w and the public generally, that hey ha
lately purchased OF Mr.. |. O. Austin, -four TO-
above Bell Tavern, his entire stock If Saitli
Brides, Harness, Saddlery, Hardware &c;
geIher with their own stock they can safely 'a'
comprises every article in The trade.
Persons wanting goods in the above line g
do well TO call on rs, as our stock is large q
complete, and those calling shall'be Furnished
the most liberal terms Call and examne, III
purchasing elsewhere. Persons dealing 10 I,
The house heretofore may rest assured that
shall endeayor to render general satisfaction
All orders attended 10, and despatched as cal,
as possible. Saddlers in The county will "
10 call and examine our stock If materials as '
shall endearor keep general assoiimehl
An assortment Of Baldwin's Collars quay
hand. THOMAS OTEl
July 23-diw HENRY E. S!ZEK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25
THE WEATHER.

We have The unspcakable qualification 10 in
form our readers that We once more breathe free
w. The oppressive heat and Sirocco winds have
passed away, and yesterday was cool and delight
full. A small shower fell on Wednesday night, and
the air was thoroughly cooled. The rain, ac-
companied By a strong wind, followed immediate
" upon the fire on Wednesday night. Some OF
our citizens began 10 reason upon Professor Es-
py's iheorr, and traced The rain and wind 10 The
fire. But the effect followed the supposed caase
too soon. But We regrctio ardreadfu! accounts
Of The crops OF corn, tobacco, &c. in every direc-
tior, for the wan, OF rain Indeed, it is nov too
ll,e 10 expect much benefit from rain however
profuse.
A gentleman Informs us, that in Fauquier,
Culpeper, Orange and Madison The corn sncarly
destroyed The Rapid Ann, considerable
stream, which bounds the county of Madison, is
very nearly driea up. Could not our friends in
that good old county get up special election, 50
as 10 ensure rain? Or, are all the rains in Ma
dison," Of political character, intended only TO
PROSTATE The luca,css Wings?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-25

m RUSSELL BIGGER s. CO.-AnO,tcr
i . Prize soid and paid By BIGGER & co.
Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 81:
33 5 25 I GS 80 G5 % IS So IL lG - "a
Ticket Nos. : 80 Co. the second highest capt.
ial of 10000 dollars sold and paid by
BIGGER s. co.
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery, Class l13:
% 81 81 II 10 - 9 81 AZ 30 G2 e. Al 81 40
Whole Tickets Nos. 10 II 81 and ~ e. -,
Still Two more capitals, sold and paid BY
BIGGER & co.
Drawing Of Pokomoke Lottery. Glass 49,
e. 81 So 10 81 IS SO 80 so
Tickets Nos 4 SO 50 and 81 81, still two
more capitals, sold and paid by
BIGGER & co.
Drawing OF Pokomoke Lottery, No. l4l
SIS 80 81 Z 80 Is 90 II y 36 So s 60
Whole Ticket Nos 80 So 60, prize of 300
dollars, sold and paid by BIGGER & co.
Two Lotteries for This Day friday
Firs,-l2,000 Dollars. &c Nos. II drawn
Tickets a. Return honr IL o'clock.
Second-3,000 Dollars. &c Nos, II drawn.
Tickets dollar. Return hour 8 o'clock
Packages very low. For Prizes, call on
r. Il. BIGGER & Co,
Managers Office, opposite Eagle Ruins.
July -