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The New York herald., 1845-10-23

NOW EXHIBITING, (for short time ony) at the Room
IN Of the National Academy Of Design Of Broadwa
and Leonard street. De kuyper ceebst.d staiue m marble
La sURTIE DU Balm. (Comiug from the Barh)
THIS exquisite aud refined work Which hss b
BY all who have u TO be the ch dourre OF modern ar
which attracted crowds Of admI Europe, has
brought this at 1rcat coat aud risk and
confidently opened for the inspection OF tn lovers OF ths sub
Open from A Vi. until 10 PM Admirtanee 25 cent?
Season Ticksts 20 cents. ssn
TTTlAN'S VENUS.
This much admired Painting, after successfu vis
Boston has ieurned TO this city for exhibition
open from A ~ till ioP NJ
Admission q cents-s~ason Tickets 50 cents oo 3wsmc
A. DODWORTIi'S DANCING SCHOOL
A Lien DQDWORTH would beg l ave 10 inform hi
"A friends, that IS his intention to commence Pvat,
" sfernoon Oct goth From his long c1nnexon with IN,
Dancing world, aid having Hysiled himself OF nstruc con
from the bet masters that have visited this country-such
Paul Taglioni and Others % lake cr.bryhe feels that he
as well qualified to teach ia the city; his musics
education will certsiny him gr at sdvantsse many
present e the profession Betht il may, those
hun with their patronage rely acqug correct
TERMS.
quarter Of Lessons, including the Quadrle, Whs,
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or SOC
Days aud Hours cf Tafion.
ga Morday and Thursdays, AZ o'clock Tor Ladies ano
Ga Wednesday and Saturday, 3oeock, for Misses and
BOYS under 10 years Of sge-and a., - =
On Monday Weda sdsy, Thursday ard SATURDAY, ior Cen
second Class viii be formed from to TO- for those who
cannot at, nd earlier. -,
Privae Lessons gwen ~ any oths' h"s etner a. te
dence of the pupil or al the scnoo OIL INC
a MEETING az the IN mbsrs Of the New York scht
"A Climb vii b. held AZ their tlnh Honse, Elysau Fields
uoboken on Saturday the 23th OF Oct ~ al o'clock NJ
BY order Of tae Commodore
o,.e J\O G.. JAW. secretaYv
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

THURSDAY Evening. October add,
Will he pehorm-d. DER FREfSCHUTZ-Agatha, Mis-
Delcy; Rudolph, Nj +. Gardn-r; aspar B. ough
To conclude w,th THE WATERN ANTON Tng, Mr. F
Bundle. MIR tb@re: w helm,ua: Miss o.d
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

- -, Afte which.
o'ana as DE Forces. by The Two Misses Vaee
To a ude VI
IhE GkEENEYED MONSTER
,'eu4ca. MIR Bass
A.; III e'H.hu,eh Mrs Abbott
-.
Is cents. - - ~ seas' >'a''e'si
Door. opeo en ociocs tn. Curts, wr.. prrc;,,v
o'clock ""ii''e p'ecsc''
Ar the Boz Office N~ may oe "p'ahoe
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

6&1S FOR MoBLE-Pscket of the lst November
MXxN The spl ndid iast siilng packet ship TALLAHAS
saa.sf =, Capt stoddard will positively sail as above
hei al dsy
The odation Of this vessel for cabin second cabin
aud seeage pas be surpassed TAose wshg
g SECURE bth should fail Ike early apple alton on
board, foot Of Wall street, or T.
w. j. T. TAPsCoTr, IS South street.
o23mc corn Ma den l,ne
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

ARCH STREET. THEA TfAr1.
PHILADELPHIA.
9th Night OF the engagement Of Mrs. A. c. MOWATT and
Mr. CRISP.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
POST OPFicI,

POST OFFICE
Nav York, 0et e. fyiSy
consequences OF the change Of hour or the mail line FOR
Albany leaving New York aud after this day util fur
lying on the Hudson RIVER. will be closed O'Clock VI.
Will Be Closed al u o'sioei ' Heu'"s 'n'' &C
ox2 sur ROBERT II. NORRIS, r. Nj
MOCKING BIRUS, &C.
GHEVE, John street, having purchased the
I'd Ia LOT, eons q Of hundred aud eight all raised
from the 81 associated with and brought up the
room IN fu plumsge aud woad respectfully solicit
call from The curious a. John ~ e,i. o23 3r-ic
AMERICAN AkT UNION,
322 Broddtcay.
OiLE-For the greater nyenience Of the members OF
TINS intu'ion AID those dss OF becoming members
nng-Sundays excepted-iom till O'clock until further
notice " -
Subscribers requested obtain their cats
early as as possibeso as 20 facilitate the business Of the ln
The distribution.
o23 6tmc II. + FRASER Superintendspt.
TEETH !! TEETH!
'NEETH w no would be without Teeth when they can
have them inserted without the sliGtest possible
Dr JONES Dentist at his Office Canal
broadway entrance In Canal The foil. wing list
OF prces:-
com plet- double set Of best mineral Teeth on
hne gold plates, $50 90
Aset Of best mineral Teeth on fine gold plate,
Tor the upper Jaw to be worn by atmospheric
M
Singi. Tooth. on gold plate, from 81 50 10 5 90
Plrggng Teeth with Gold from rs 70 | So
Extracting Teeth, Is to 20
hemembef Of Canal aud Broadway entrance
on Canal street.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11

or CAUTION i do hereby caution all per-
sons ae inst makiug. using. selling, causing to
he sold, any KeyhoIe Covers for Fire Proof Chests,
or Doors, of any kind similar in principle to my
Patent, of l0lh Juy, lsil, and also agalns Lining
Refrigera,ors with Slate, Tor which my Patent Is
dated 2Gth March, lsiA, as any infringement will
be dealt with according to law.
DAVID EVANS.
Philadelphia, April l3, ls44.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
A Visit 10 Gen, jackson.

We have been, says the Spirit of the Times,
favored with letter written by highly intel.
lgent lady, giving the details of visit to the
Hermitage, and an animated interview with
General Jackson, the Old Hero of n. Orleans
The letter is addressed to relative of the Pre-.
sident.eect, resident in Delaware, and is writ
ten in very neat manner. We may add to
this that the lady-wriler is Democratic in her
publican principles. Werecommend the peru
sal Of this letter as very interesting, and as fur.
nishing view of the habits, &c. Of one of the
most remarkable men of the age -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
Stealing Wonen's shirts.
by Masser s. Eiscly.

The papers have picked up right good story
about an ingenious Paris rogue, who outwlttcd
woman. 1t runs thus
"An individual we'll dressed, presented him.
self at the shop of female who sold ready
made linen in one of the retired parts Of Paris,
and observed to her that she appeared to keep
a large assortment of sentleman's shirts. 'On
yes, she had them OF all description, aud very
cheap Pray madam,' said he, 'have you any
garments OF Il similar description and superior
quality, for ladies' am about to be married
and wish to make my intended wife present
of three dozen Certainly, certainly, sir, |
have some which will suit YOU and forthwith,
three parcels, each continuing dozen, were eX.
hbted on the counter--One was opened, and
the stranger examined il with much attention
OF last he said i am afraid these are too short
then seemed lost for moment in thought, at
the difficulty which presented itselfto his mind
of ascertainng the precise size wanted, an idea
seemed to strike hin. Madam, he said, you
are about the height and size of the lady shall
shortly marry, would it be asking too much Of
you to draw one of these over your dress Not
at all, I'll do it with great deal of pleasure In
a minute, the good woman appeared IN the bo-
dy Of the shop completely enveloped in one.
The stranger looked at her, walked round
her, and stopped, apparently to draw down the
garment behind her to its full length, in doing
which he very adroi,ly fastened her clothes To
It with large pin. She supposing his eXaml-
nation finished, attempted to take it of again,
when to her astenishment she found her clothes
rose up with it. At this moment the fellow
grasped the parcel and made of with them,
The Door woman hesitated to folow-made ano-
ther attempt to dvest herself of the superlluous
covering but failing To do so, ran after him. So
much time however was lost, and so many boys
collected about her at the novel appearance she
presented, that she was soon compelled to re-
turn to her shop and put up with the loss"
DEER FIGHT The Jackson MlsSissipplan
states that two negro men in Holmes county,
while out hunting, came upon two deer locked
together by the horns To all appearance they
had been entangled in the morning and had
remained so until they were discovered. In the
mean time one had killed the other but still
they were fast together and we're separaI ed with
considerable difficulty. The negroes despatch
ed the survivor and carried OIL their booty. One
of them had a pair OF horns with eight snags on
each beam, making IN all eighteen points.
y. q, Pic,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11

THE RIGHr KIND OF SERMoN.-Thc fol-
lowing anecdote of Robert Morris, we find in
an exchange paper
"When DIR. Rush was young nan, he had
been invited to dine IN company with Robert
Morris, ESQ, a man celebrated for the part he
took in the American revolution. Ii 80 hap
pened that the company had waited some time
for Mr.. Morris, who on his appearance apoogI'
zed for detaning them, by saying that he had
been engaged in reading sermon of d clergy
man who had just gone to England to receive
orders. We'll. Mr.. Morris, said the Doctor,
how did you like the sermon! have heard 1t
highly extolled. 'Why, Doctor, said he, 4 did
not like it at all. It's too smooth and tame for
me- mir. Norris replied the Doctor, what
sort Of sermon do you like = Il like, SIR re-
piled Mr.. Morris, that kind OF preaching which
drives a man into one corner of als pew, and
makes him think the devil is after him
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
jeremiah Higgins CourtshIp.


Near Newtown dwelt damsel fair,
With rosy cheeks and dark brown hair,
And near her lived a hearty youth,
The only son of mother Ruth,
The maiGen's name il was keslah,
The vouth was called Jeremiah,
A prettier pair was never seen,
In all them parts where | has been
Now jeremiah, young and sly,
On sweet Kesiah kept his eye;
At last he thought it best says he,
"I wonder if she woui have me-"
Then Jeremiah in his best,
To put Kesah to the test,
Right down he goes, clean shirt and shoes,
To ask Kcsiah how she does.
Kesiah sot to hum alone,
A wondrin where the bedur was gone,
When Jeremiah walked right IN,
Aud frightened her so, it was sin
He took seat close by the ,rindCr,
A great way off and right behind her,
Says She, you'd better draw your chair
Close 10 the fire, you're lreezln there ~
Il amt pertickler," Jerry said
But felt confused and hung his head
"Oh, jeremiah, what's the news,
Pray tell me something to amuse ?'
IL han't heard nothn' new of late,
'Xept Jimmy Hawkins broke our gate,
Our speckled COW has got calf
Then Jerry gave chucklin laugh
So there they sot, as mum as bricks,
While Jerry whitfield up two sticks;
At last Kesiah did conclude
That Jerry's conduct was too rude
She screamed right out "Oh let me go.
How, Jerry can you treat me so ?"
Up started Jerry in fright,
And stared al her with all his might
II amt touchn you :" he cried,
We'll amt you goin' to then she sighcc
Then jeremiah took the joke,
And laughed till he did almost choke,
Next Sunday in the church was read,
That Jeremiah meant TO wed
Kesah blnshed as red as fire,
And stole a look at Jeremiah
About nine months, or a lectle drter,
Sweet Kesiah. she had a dartcr;
This child so pleased the tender mother,
That in one year she had another
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
From the American Sentinel.
Parody on the Old Arm Chair.
THE OLD BLACK COAT.
ny W. ALIAS PUNCH, JR.

ny W. ALIAS PUNCH, JR.
! love it, | love it, and on it | dote,
Who can blame me for loving that old black coat,
To part with it now would cost me some tears,
Ii has worn me so well for the last ten years,
bought it quite cheap at an auction sale,
On account of a hole that was slit in its tail
| mended it neatly-did'nt cost me groat
And good warm friend was that same black coat
The first time | wore't with an innocent hirt,
came near losing part of the skirt,
| was struggling hard with lovely Miss,
To obtain from her lips the boon of a kiss,
In vexaton she said that when she got clear,
With her pretty hands my coat she would tear,
The words they no sooner had left her sweet
throat
Than she grapped and tore my then new coat.
| have passed since then thro' trouble and strife,
1t has stuck to me close like a tender wife,
| keep it now for the good it has done,
Tho the color's grown grey from time and the
sun,
gaze on it now and plainly can see,
The rent got in it the night of the spree,
The remembrance is vivid but an must note,
And place in the closet that old black coat.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
FORESTVILLE
RRASS EIGHT DAY CLOCKS.

yI>HE subscriber has just received, for SALE few
of the above celebrated Eight Day Clocks
which will he sold at very reduced prices, for cash
Also superior 80 hour Clocks, of the best make
and quality, which will be sold for cash. at "a DO.
Also, superior Brass 80 hour Clocks, at So 90.
Dec , ls43. II. B. MASSER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11

CTONE WARE for sale.
- 225 Stone Jugs, from quar-, to 3 gallons,
80 Stone jars, from TO gallons. For sale,
cheap, by Oct. IA H. d. MAooLh'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN"
II. b. MASSER, , PuBLIsHERs AND
JOSEPH EISELY. PnoPRiEroRs.
VI. II. .uaSSER, Editor.

Office in Centre AAey, in the rear Of H. b. Mas.
Ser's Store
THE" AMERICAN" is published every satur-
day at TWO DOLLARS per annum TO be
paid half yearly in advance. No paper dsconn.
ued till All arrearages paid.
No subscriptions received for less period than
SIX MONTHS. All communications or letters on
business relating to the office, to insure attention,
must be POST PAID.
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Every subsequent insertion, rs
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11

THE FRENCuMAN IN loNDoN--A French-
man, visiting London, very sagaclousy rem.
ked that he did not at all wonder at the spr, 81
O. conservative principles. For said he, 'soou
education must pruiuce effect, aud | observed
all the schools ior rcPare-G-tory-no Won SIS
iot pyfp"rc aug
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

American Office, November 3, 1915.
Flour Since our last review the market for
Howard street Flour has been essaetiye, and sales
have been made a, decline from our quotations.
we note sales on Saturday Of 500 10 1000 hbls. Of
mixed brands nj IS l2a. To-day therein eonside-
rabe inquiry, but we are not advised OF any large
operations. Some dealers offer to sell At s.. l8a
whilst others are asking $5,25. We note sales Of
few hundred barrels az the latter rate. Also a
sale Of fine at "a % ga. The receipts ere a
fair extent, and the last settlement Of which we
are advised was on Saturday at S.. Holders of
City Mills Flour ask s., 81 10, bat we hear Of no
transactions.
GaAlS The supply of Wheat at market to-day
was pretty full, and the prices OF last week we'll
sustained The sales Of good 10 prime reds were
made today at l08all2 cts and Of ordinary to
good az l00slO7 cts. Al occasional parcel Of ex-
ira pine red brought IA cts. We quote white
" heat At ll0all5 cts and family flour white al
lI9al21 cts Sales Of Old white Corn to-day at
5Gai8 cts. aud Of yellow at 5sa60 cts. New Corn
sells at 50a5t CTS. according to condition. We
quote Oats at 36s37 cts.-salcs
BAcos II here is no new feature in the market
for Bacon, Sales ARE generally 10 parcels tor cry
CONSUMPTION within the following rates. Niz Shout
def. Gise "a; sides 73a "a; assorted "a "a
cents and Hams 8as9 cents. New Bah,more Gu
red brgins TO sppear in market and IS held Of z
cenis fot ShoudeIsi cents for Sides aud 9alO
cents for Hams, with small sales.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06

Thsrsday, and the early part Of yesterday, there
we're sales Of about 1000 5bls. Canal Flour II 1926
About noon yesterday, the market becsms dull.
and sales were made at less than 1925. but The
precise price we did not learn--snd just as We
we're closing our report, We heard of sale 81 800
bbIs. 10 arrive az s. 70 l2. The wagon price on
Thursday was s5 10 IL. Yesterday Il YVES onset-
sled--we believe load or w } brought IS rs "a.
GRAIx.-The Wheat marker Is very firm
Since our last the sales amoaat to 1000 OF 5000
bushels at l 10 eentsa liz cents for red--closing
at the latter pf1ce. Sales Of yellow Corn at 6S
cents. We quote white 60 81 cents. Rye IS
cents. Oats from wagons 40 a AZ cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
CONVICTION MEETING.

The Citzeus Of Berkeley County without dis
tiuction Of party, requested TO assemble at the
Court House on Monday ne i0h day IF Nocem-
Der nezt. (it being Court day. 70 express their
views upon the expedieucy Of calling Convention
to reform and remodel the existing Constitution Of
our State A the object OF the meeting Is to have
fair and full expression of the sense of, the People,
it is hoped that all who are opposed to any change,
as well as those who are in favor Of Reform, will
assemble upon the occasion Indicated and let their
sentiments be made known.
MANY CITIZENS OF BERKELEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
j. C. GREGORY g. co. Managers.
78 No. Lotiery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
BRILLIA Mt CHEM

1886 Prizes, amounting TO S703,7U3
Tickets $iI-HsIves $6-Qrs. $3-Eighths $3.50.
PACKAGES! PACKAGES!
A Package Of IS Tickets cost 1919 90
In consideration of the quantity purchased
YOU will be allowed discount Of 81 40
S257f0
Warranted to draw not less than 1872 10
To remit SIPS 90
The purchaser viii then be entitled to all they
draw over SIPS 90.
Certifca;es of Halves, Quarters and Eishths in
the same proportion.
Address all orders to the old established house
of EMORY & Co
No. North Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
.PdDsdsCa'2 Reto

hS.Just as we were going to press, the Eastern
Mail brought us the arrival Of the CALEDONIA, with
days later intelligence irom Europe than that
published in another column by the Great Western.
We have only space to say that she gives the most
gloomy accounts of the croPs-the unavoidable
weather still coniinues--snd prices on the whole,
still looking M. Particulars next week
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
.U.ERRFED,

On Wednesday morning, the 29lh ult., by the
Rev. john Smith, the Rev DABNEY BALI to Miss
MARY DAVIDSON, dpughter Of Mr. John WysJng,
Of Darkesyille, in this County.
On the 81 Of October, by the Rev II. II. HAYES,
WILLIAM STONE, Esq, Of Rails Co., Mo. TO Miss
CArHRiSE b. B,ppLE, daughter Of the late VIM.
Riddle OF this County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
GFoRGETowN MARKET.


GeofgttoND. NVre1tItF ., I6fJs
FLouR.-The news per steamer Great Western
did not carry Flour up to 50 high figure as was
anticipated. The English orders we're limited At
rates below the ideas OF holders and factors. Pm
ces keep down il New York and Boston. Our pri-
ces are as igh as either OF these markets justify
super Flour S. l25 offered, s. 1873 asked; extra,
$5.25 IS 37A; family, So
GRAIN, Szc.--W Wheat. l08 TO lis cts; no Corn
nor Rye in; Oats. 37b TO 80 cts; Plaster, So 62i
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
Sent to Queen victorla's DominiOns.

S42,o00 gained by riSk OF I'D
Our most sanguine expectations fully realized
let the "welkin ring" with huzza. for ihe success
of those renowned sons of the Goddess Fortune"
EMORY g. co. Ii is with unspeakabIe plea
sure that we announce to our numerous correspon-
dents that disposed of the Grand Capital
Prize IN the Ale1andria Lottery, Class B, Of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, to a gentle
man, a resident of Montreal Canade For ma
ny years has this valued correspondent tried the
chances of the wheel but with poor success until
the lth of October, when for remittance oil SIS
we forwarded to him by mail the whole of The cap
taI prize of $4,000. The schemes for this month
permit Us to recommend to each and every one of
our correspondents, offering inducements to in
vest ''slow penny rarely equaed Who will
have prize sfMORi Il co. are at home. with
cash in hand to all demands on the Bank of
Fortune. Send on your orders-pertorm this duty
yourselves and leave the rest to
Your obedent servants,
EMORY S. co.
No. . North Calvert street, Baltimore, Nd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06

3239s prizes, amounting to s103703
Tickets sl2-Halves s6-Qrs. s3-Eighths $3.50.
PACKAGES! PACKAGES!!
A Package Of rs Tickets cost $4,000
In consideration Of the quantity purchased
YOU will be allowed discount of 1850
1878 90
Warranted TO draw not less than 1872 co
To remit AL 90
The purchaser will then be entitled to all they
draw over $4,000.
Certificates of Halves. Qlarters and Eigbths in
the same proportion,
Don't fail TO address your orders 10
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
No. 5, Holiday 81, Baltimore, Nd.
Agents Tor the Managers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
Capital Prizes in each Month,
$4,000! $4,000!


TICKETS AND SHARES AND PACKAGES
ALL THE LOTTERIES NOW DRAW ING, under
the management of Messrs. J. O.. Gregory q Co.
constantly for sale at this office.
NOrICE.-Person. At a distance who do not re-
ceive SCHEMES in time TO send for tickets in any
particular lottery, by remting say S. 10, or $50,
Tor rnoe il will be invested in the first good lot
cry 10 be drawn, 2, 3 and days after the receipt
and mailing Of the letters enclosing The tickets
In order to postage (if preferred) Certificate
of the combination Nos OF single tickets or shares
will be sent TO those who give instructions accor-
dinghy.
regular Package of Tickets contains every
number placed in the wheel, includes all the adj
vantages Of the lottery, and may contain FOUR OF
the highest prizes the list.
The price Of tickets will vary from 81, 3, 3. d, 5
and 10 EACH shares in proportion. Certificates of
Pack ages from SIS, 10. 10, 90 80. 40 and IS eact.
Direct your letters to EMORY 81 co.
Baltimore Maryland.
hg-AlI answers to orders from will be
fully folded in strong paper, in such manner as to
defy inspection by the Post Office clerks, and will
be forwarded by the earliest mail free Of postage.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
Gr<and &chPnlpy


Tickets Sl-Shsres in proportion.
Certificates of packages will be sent for-22
whoes, $I3 so; - halves, S7,75; % qrs. 50 81;
% eighths, 81 66.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-11-06
tn THE puBLIC

10 JHE IUBLIJs
EMORY & Co. respectfully inform the public
hroug bout the United States and the Canadas, that
they are al sl time. prepared execute orders 10
al the Lotteries drawn under the management of
Messrs 6. Gregory & Co. The schemes con-
tain capital. OF s75 600. $4,000, $40 900, $780,
000 $50 900, SIS 900, $4,000 IS 900. &c. &C.,
having grand total amount of 81 3703. Prices
OF tickets from $40 to 81. Address all orders to
EMORY Il co.
No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, No.