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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

NRGINIA military fNsTn CTE-The Board Of yi.rots
viii meet At Lexington Monday day June merit
70 make appontmena Cadets Virginia Military Institute
Applications should be addressed p paid the
prior to that Gay There win be- state eaje
following Territorial District Caroline Abenas shcnnn6oah
Buetsshsm Aeeomae Jefferson tharios Fhsyvsna Richmond
City, Wesnaofeand Hampshire, Hirri on Washington Norfolk
Dnwiddie. Goochlnd, Ohio, ganawha.
he Institute furnishes the Cadet his board washing.
tuition iue gs books and mstras' in
sdcraon ~ VII en- he binds himself two aer
duaion teacher Interchangeable with clothing only the
81 which including rocket money he control of which
ed by the Iastitufe) isa about 500 year
Applications viii The be received for admission
Pay Cadets the including clothes abou, $3.50
~ months
An applications be- undoubed evidence Of
fair moral character and appointed Cadet
peuDsy circumstances nor require the a
which 10 contemplated Tor this oass u Cadets
Qualifications Age between 10 % years minimum gbt
feet inches and exemption from defornty
Term n servce7 State years
n Pay Cadet
The exercises NJ the graduation place on the
9Th o. July which occasion represented AZ M
lows:
sauaiory addresses ~ Cade, n r. w Duks Abenpsrs
Grafton BY CsdetW ~ stth N Richnosd city.
Oration by Cadet w. " v. Wheeireht ~ werporel,pd
vslcdieioy Addfcses BY Cadet " ~ I'LL n buckingham
The Alumni Association win CAV of July end
an sddess viii be dsivefed by M VIM w. s IA graduate,
OF Loudoun fun attendance of members 10 rrooes,rd
- FRANZ ~ w. SMITH
""-e"AsmftbJaH fapsnnsrdens v. MI
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Nh Polk was saluIed with bad his arrival
Louisville. \ Roman General would not have engssed
under such uniavorube aupees bat would nave required
the sugurs proceed w! inspection ensils Of
The chickens unu they had found liver with h, ad To
1t!
The Louisville Journal says:
MI Poke arrival attended with disastrous omens
When ho about landing below tie city on Monday
night violent gale drove the steamboat against the shore
another boat Anu several mems hsls (sUme say the
ihemsei'es) were shocked o'eTbosd Yesterday morning
he entered ise city al tue midst ct raging that
kept nine. enhs OF has rrEds su up at home Before tie
had been here three hours wac no alarms Of
About the same IiHe the flag Locofoco pole wa.
blown away. No doubt such dire s,nens wall multiply as
he approaches Washington Liy BY time oi his arrival
there, We expect To nave longer chapter Of poren than
Amos Kendall published alter oI Harrison
HsGn't you better turn back, Mr.. Polk1"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14
THE PRESIDENT ELECT

Colonel Polk arrived Wareug, vsnia, last Saa-
dsy o'clock p. appears by the folio wing which
take from the Wheeling ,va) Argus-
AKkNAL TRE PkEsipENr.-Last evening at 6 O'Clock
Col JAMES Knox Polk President elect ct United States
in thus city, ia the Ms 6S hours from
Cincinnati.
lie accompanied by bis family. consisting of Mrs
Polk Knox Walker. his private secretay, aud Master
Marshall Polk; also by Messs. J. n. Esseman, J. Ha.
r<. and Y. h. Stevenson.
Col. Polk reception here enthusiastic. and the
good order hich prevailed was very cUInmendahie.
He retired to the prepared uE hun the Virginia
hotel, and viii receive visitors whou, respect party be-
tween aud | o'clock day.
Al he expects TO leave for Washington Pennsylvania
in the President, lsage.l viii be accompanied the
State !ine ~ many make 1t do 50
P.S 100 O'Clock at night We have received letter
dated Wheeling. Sunday night, giving al account OF
Col Poks reception Louisville aud Cincinnati, which
would like publish tonight but, rs 1t i. written
closely on both sides, cannot do
Colonel Polk intended Ia leave Wheeling last Monday
evening aad sleep Washington, Pc, night din. at
Brownsve Pa, day, tTuesday) and probably sleep
Mt uHiensun. Pa. that night. arrive Cumberland Nd
"Wednesday night and this city Thursday night between
and o'clock, p. m.-GIObe.
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cULPEPER CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

card IN this days Wing will aPprise the Wings OF the
CuiPeper District, that Mr. Je,emoh Norton candidate
- represent them in tue Congress.
NJ Morton, we presume, takes the field friend Of
TIas the proposition tor annexng which county, espc
ca.y By the modes attempted, should think would find
re favor in that sLtened dsre, any other Of
Virginia.
We arc sorry for this movement OF Mr.. Norton. which
have effect bat distract the Whig parry, and pOs
siby IutOduce sehism into their ranks.
AeOnyenuOn. however. is called convene at Warren.
ton, aud effects harm the DI.trcL-
We hope 'he united Wing party viii support their nominee
whoever he may be.
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Ny. MARKEr-r,h,n,,.,, a, ,

We arc obliged to to press earlier than usual TO dav
Just rs the merchants are gathering 'Chsnge 1bers
has been hut little done in Cotton far Flour 1. steady
and all other matters appear yesterday cargs of
ny handsome Southern yellow Corn Offered nj 81 cts
STERLING bill. are hrm at s&ai0 premium. Francs can
only be quoted 5,25.
S. EVENING 500 bales Of cotton have been
bought during the day by shippers price. cen, below
the top sales OF last week cargo Of handsome Souther
white sold 443 cents w.t. taken In the ,lin P,
OF cargo OF Southern sold 81 cent Pork /, quito
inactive. Coverseed 10 offered freely at 7a7t cout b
but there are no buyers at the moment.-JouR. Cor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14
CLAY STATUE.

We sre the friends OF the noble Parrot and States
man. Mr.C,y viii evaiI themselves Of the opportunity
NV abJidcd them, to contribute to his fame once
more.
The elegance Of preparaon the beauty u our patriotic
and cnep.ng ladies, added TO the spendour Of their
perb arrangements crafty the Of their vsiters
Will be sufficient 10 attract foil and general otien-
dance.
We say To al. come and feast.
Tickets csn be had Of Hprnbook's Robb's Haswelrs
and at the Counting Room Of the Tunes Office
Doors open at o'clock.
p. Letters ipr the New Post Office at the City News
Room must be dcp,s't on or before O'Clock r. VI.
IVLsehng Tfta,r
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co.vD UCT Of .HE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY or TN
SENATE OF TIRGLSIf


sE.N.sTE or FIRGLSLf.
This conduct ION the 22i January last be very
correctly estimated out Of Virginia.
The Lexington Ky Inquirer says
Tho conduct Of the Indiana Locofoco Senators
honorable however compared the conduct OF the Loco
foeos in the Senate Of Virginia. Tho Indiana Senators
took the ground BOLDLY that The duty they their party
paramount the duty they owed their Constitution
their county and their God No, with the Senators Of
the Old Dominion-the land that gave birth Washing.
ton, Jefferson, Madison. Monroe Clay Harrison
a Barbour. and numerous host Of pstriois No: they
went cowardy and stesthily work. When tine rcsou
tioa from the House OF Representatives, in which there
majority ct Wings, fixing upon day for the election
OF Senator, e. the Senate that body having
mscrt OF Loeos in It, laid the table, without saying
whether they intended 10 act upon Ga the day
hhed by the House. however, there happened be
three Wings of the House, and the Senate absent
frcsa sickness or this circumstance, the hghuindd
Nsnia Senators sought 10 take advantage by taking up
n esoaion OF the House aud passing less than five
into the election instsnt.r but the House.
seeing the dshonoabe advantage about be taken
Seaa'e sdouned and thereby prevented the perpeiraon
OF outrage. that would have dsssced any people upon
earh and which nothing but in its worst
PeeI could tolerate Ii those departed sages and patriots,
that adorned the halls OF the Virginia gatue and
humanity itself, permitted revisit earth. what
would they of such conduct their desce ndantsl"
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snd. that by doing So ingenouy aud promptly like Queen
Erabcih, they will gain honor aud esteem by this
msnner of repairing their errors, than they would have
gained by never having committed such at ALL
A LlSTENER.
2. 8. The friends Of this measure much indebted
to Sidney for his elegantly written and able article.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

sHir"REoK iND Lyss % LITE.-Tne schooner Candace
Bnghnan. uf and for Foil River Mass was totally lost on
Mschapungo Shoals Friday night last. Ono Of the
crew from tho severity Of the weather. frozen TO death
Captain Bnghnun the mate, and Of the crew. arrived
Yesterday 10 an open boat and that had it not been
Tor the mate they would oil have persisted from tho cold
The e. sailed from Richmond he t27th ulti Norfolk
nrnrnn. Eth inaf N
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MOURNFUL TRAGEDY!-DEArH ~ Mics O.K--
We this week, the Black River Journal caeI
car ncle most elanchoy occurrence which young
and amiabe lady has been suddenly and teddy torn
from society and from e aud highly
thrown int deep mourning. On Thursday last. George
Brown, SON of Mr. Brown, residing the village TYLER.
vile, Lewis county New York. had. with Two or three
other 'as men, been on hunting excursion, and when
emilence opposite the dwelling at Mr. Simeon Oaks
and about - rods distant his daughter Jane en-
ter small l"ar building when Of the company said
snow shoot Tighten her." upon which young Brown
instantly without reflection, leyeed his gun aud fired
al the building, and unfortunately with fat=i effect, the
entering the young adys shoulder and passed through
body IN direction, pierced her heart aud lodged
the opposite side. This about . o'clock, +. NJ
but not till the evening that the family made
acquainted with the sad OF their bereavement She
then found dead and frozen. The meeting next morn
ing OF the families Of Messrs Oaks and Brnwn who have
for lived vi the srcfcst friend
described a. one Of deep aud terrible angui.h.
Young Brown wa- examined on Saturday before Judge
Chittenden, and held Trial mans.aughter e was ad
med 10 bail IN the Of = 1000.
Miss Oaks in the 18Th year Of her age amiable
accomplished aud tue Idol Of her parents und friends
Her death has clothed neghbIrhood soow the mjre.
50 that II occurred under circumstances peculiarly heart
rendiDg.
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PAST FAvUR5 NEVER FORGOTTEN.
HENIlE mndersIgned hcns resnecilnly In ininrr

'III1 HIIUtTsIgItU Ut5H Respectfully 10 IIIOTm
- has old friends and customers. and public generally that
he sonsns to carry the House sign
Gazing, &C. IN all its various bIauehe., his stand
ENJOY superior fac es, employing ver work
he repaired 20 undertake line IN
manner etcsng and better than usually charged
Nfgan torn. makes Of his nativity returns h
sincere ihaak- dseernnr public whether Foreigners V
for III. liberal dufinz the
ienJeap of his establishment city and Continuance
OF ihe fivofs them of every please which
he fltters hnsef will IN general give s,thfaeton.
Ne would particularly call style
Whit Posbing don- BY present ~ vogue
for Pariof Doors.
Should acquainted require H. be- would be pleased ~
fer 10 the most respectable nihe Guy.
Il-1n FRED g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

We conclude this morning the eloquent harangue Of "a
Listener in reply "a Member Of Synod" aud by tho
way, invite the Country readers attention defence OF
the Baptist Memorial published yesterday also in reply
to Member Of the Synod"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14
February llih, lSI,

Notwithstanding the. number OF before the
public allow me, Mess Editors put oiher-one on
whom | think all wJl eoneenuSie-ihe merchants,
chanes and Lawyers-Henry W. MOneare, Esq. From
his known energy. ability and popularity.
it is only get his the ei,y
being well represented in every respect.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14
MORE FRAUDst

The attention Of the Virgins reader requested to II
following letter from New York. Published in tho National
ln'egeneor The President foisted upon the People by
such Infamous frauds snived Washington last night
on "wednesday. the two Houses Of Congress- with great
ceremony, counted The Electoral Votes ond soIemny an.
nooneed the fiction that Jsues r. Polk had been eisefsd
Pfes'den'of the United sstssaud the 4,h March he
will enter upon the discharge q the duties Of the Office
with much gravity, It wa. not notorious thu, his
election was disgfaceful fraud aud abomnsbc cheat -
To such degradation have the American People corao.
Tho l,tter follow,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL a RnOrHEHA.
az BALTIMORE STREET MAR CIL7RLEs.
Hafrf..-... Al

aI7 BALTIMORE STREET yTEaR CIL1RLEs
BALriAOEE, Mn.
ESPECTFULJY esn large assortment
Of Paper Hansngs Borders Pre- sc MI 81 their
own importation and minufac:ufe wholesale and retail
Those wishing ouses &C pspefsd and see the
largest assortment 10 the ety. and very prices.
gJ- County Merchants and Dealers supplied
than az any other establishment In ~. eiy. it-ipt
IN CnANCEEY.-At Rules, held in the Clerks
odee County Court Of Northumberland IN the month
NJ January, 1876
Richard &. T0uon and Thomas WIN ans, eOmpIts,
against
John utson alias udon. Rooeri Moon and Mary who
Mary Hudson Elizabeth Williams who Bhzib.th Coeir
H. Thomls Cochaf L1eton Cochaud and Hiram Ingram admir-
Of John Cochaun, deed, dsfts
TINS day eompts by aud appearing y
aeoy evidence John Hudson ton
COcbau Inhabitants Of Comfsonweah-On
NJ the eonp by their counsel ordered that
appear here the second Monday May and
eomplainlnts bill and that copy o this oder be-
se'tsd published IN tbs City of Richmond
two months sueeesve and that another copy posted
front door n the Couu House NJ his eounty.
Copy. Tsste,
fif-wpw NIB. CHALf.E G.. C..
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Girl, Fair in AEaaek..t..

The Girls Of Manchester will hold fair 70 ,,o,o. ,e.
the benefit Of the Sunday schooD ., the late Of
Hiram Harris. Esq commencing q, 10 In tho morning an,
continuing until II or ~ night The young b..uI from
Richmond are expected to look In upon the occasion.
There will DO Indies in presence TO supcrinepd M "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

Noy suddenly To- Chesterfield county, Va. The 9th ins irt,
EDWAED NuNNALLY, Ieq- N The 9th year Of ns age.
IN The county instant afer an inness OF con.
supton for nea'y tt'ee WINSTON JACKSON IN the
18th year Of his aseleaunzs hge relatives noun
hs
gr Enquirer and I'm and Compiler will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14
cuLrrrra CONGRESSIONAL Dr,r.,cr.

W We arc authorised to announce JEREMIAH Moxrsr
Of CrPopef county. candidate represent the Congress
sonal District, composed Of tho counties Of Loudouu Fair
lax, Prince William. Stafford. fsuquier Culpcper and Ran
psh.nnock. Mr. Morton will. early day, address.
Card to tho Electors OF the District. ~
Feb. 18th. lSl5 f..rnfs
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TO CONTRACTORS

VuNHE President and vsi Of the Virginia Institution fr tho
Education NJ the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind
will receive ralad proposals. until - o'clock Thursday
diy NJ February neht for tina Of
ng and Eastern wing Of said Institution being that
der roof On the merit day until ~ ooek they pro-
posas for N erection and completion o the West
auon The undertaken Of Tho blbns and Past wing
not be permitted 10 contract bid for the other the object
the Visitors being TO have early
completion Of tbs Institution The plans allowed
eoIeie tbs contracts snd will be ready
Febfuary neat for the
aed with NJ John Smith the Architect and may BY
application 10 him At the fu.titution.
ALEX. n. ~. STU ART,
NfCHO. q. KINNEY.
FRANCIS r srRIBtlNO,
JAMES POINTS
Executive Committee
staunton. jar. 40 1881 f.s it-,aJlhT
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" Some Curious developments are made jn a Report
which loid before The BorrJ u Aldermen last evening
regard 10 the Loeooco mode 81 az our ecc
lions ~ this CITY IN reply Ia resolution offered by Alder.
man iiasbouek, WHO'S tic representative of the "Domoc-
racy IN the Common Council, calling upon the Commits
sioners q the Amsh0use 10 give information whether any
eonvicts had been allowed 20 escape from Buckwcrs Ia
lsnd 10 vote at elections Alderman Miller called the Atten
hon OF The Board 10 report which had been laid on the
minutes pevOuy, and whsh he moved should
be read Tor the satsiae VI the gentleman. The facts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

We understand that the Democrats Of Richmond will
hold Meeting tonight bali pas, o'clock at the E,
change, 10 sppnt Delegates their District cony,n,on
TO be held the l2Ih Of March In this city, to nominal.
their candidate for Congress,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

The New York Pust Locoioco has the following from
WashiuRton:-Balt. Pat
Our letters from Washington, say that the proposition
ct Mr. Benion which readers will find the reported
proceedings of Congress- hos caused change IN tho DO
htca blrOmoter IL las fallen like thundefbolt among
the friends Oi immediate anne Haton"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

" We ore authorized to announce that Mr.. JoHS r.
BnLUTs will be candidate for reelection from the conn
ties of Matthews and MiddeseS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

We ore grauh'd Ia can that Gen Cas- j. elected scna
tor from Michigan for years from the 4 Of March by
very large moJority-some eight ten only being
fouId BgaiEst him. -CLOBE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

THURSDAY MORNING, Feb.b, l645.
The Cotton market opened again yesterday with good
demand and the sales amounted To upwards Of 1000 bales
although there was rot mach Offering Oar suboined que
aions fair index Of priccs which continue very
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. T
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Fer this morning.
$4,000 Capital. Tickets 81. Risk on a package OF
Wholes Sl2,sO; halves S64O; quarters 800.
This evening.
$4,000 Tickets $40; halves and quarters in proportion
TT sale At HOYT'S Office,
Ella No. 3 Exchange.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

ALlxpoEp MoarALrY AMONG rnk Fun.-A rsspse,,hi.
hsh salesman. Of Fulton Market who has lei, his sddr.s
WIN u.s. Denies positively tho truth Of the report thu, ,h.r,
mas been unusual mortality among the fsh In the Sound
ana the .dacen waters lie sl.gss tina, the two fishing
t,he Livoni. aud Georssl reported BY the New
Mercury TO have been ia their attempt
ake n'h q" Namans Land, have arrived here with 5000
hs each OF Goldfish. aud tho Fishermen state that IN, 6sh
ing good - has been in years. and thai the wa
YER not d''colored, but perfectly pure Six other schoon
:m s.y' bring The same accounts. and sdds that in
4ooooo lbs Of sh brought this por, within the .,
Two months no sick or poisoned sh have been detected
IN. Y. SuN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

u We gratifed find that MIR. TowNER Of Jefier
son, who was absent day two from ndisp o-on is
abe To attend his legislative with hi. usual pune
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MAHgfl n
DIED.

On nc fh instant BY the Rev. james CIoftor Mr GEo
q HOWFf 70 Miss SARAH ~ TiNBEgLARE al Of Charles
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CORN WANTED,

M wish purchase about 1000 bushels at some con
w vehcn. lnding James Rvs-for which We are willing
10 ay f,T pr.os.
r. ~ SHIELDS sOaERvIIIE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

How beautifully has been asked By On emineut vv,i
'er-s there TO " fesnd gilt II heaven mon pr.coss
more worthy. our most ardent gratitude, than ihs, Of o.
ssssing family, home, whore virtues kndness sud
san themselves IN world Of love. where tho ,hy.,h,.
are lively and enlightened. where fcnds mo-, Only by word
but BY action TO each oher-rhy joy thy sosr,v hv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Col Pspns. Of Elsranna.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY u. Is4s.

We publish this morning, with unaffected regret the val
cdctory Of Colonel Baret C. Payne of Fauanns. upon
the occasion Of his retiring from the Public Councils
fill q domestic post.
Col Payne-in Parliamentary languages the Father
OF tho Lesislature-psobaby has Legislative
service than the theatre OF public affairs
throughout the Union. For ,hy.four year, almost con.
tnuousy no has represented the County Of Euvanna and
in that long tract Of years, his nAcIibe integrity. and
modest unpretendnE good and undertaking regard
oaw. to right. and the Snnantu'ion, have secured him
the confidence Of the gem people OF Euvanna, and an
ample Of respeet from the body Of which he
member. He u in many respects fine n model of
legislator could be imog,ned-knowin. Ito people fully
and representing them faithfully uiieious aeious.
attentive-ncspabe Of the bsseuess Of modern Dems-
gcgism, and still incapable OF being seducsd BY it,
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FOR RENT.

Ga Two comfortable brick dwelling houses.
ELL suitable fr moderate tsd fnies-Ine which adoins
my residence, aud the other situated nearly
and ad ons the dwellings Of Mess WIN Morris Anafew
with gardsn ani Of good attached good
tenants tie rent viii be low and immediate possession gwen Ap
ply
fe lI-wu John a. PITCHER.
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"a LISTENER -

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The news from Mexico length conclusive Of the
fall Of Santa Ana.
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Lotrey draw. today-s.ooo Capital: Ticket. ell
RISK on package Of 23 Whole Tickets only sIs-n called
before hall past ~ o'eIoekM
WORDS Office,
Onno tl,rH .eh
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BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Drawing Of the Pokomoke River Louory, Gas. No 10:
So ~ . ~ 81 10 20 IS ~ 81 % ~
Sl2000-I4 Ballots.
Drawing received by days (Ffd.y) Capitals era oOo
90 Of 1900, &c rs Nos ~ ballots TiekeisI
0T For sale by the Package single Tefsiby
TflOS u. BIGGER
II Managers Omes.
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FOR NEW YORK.
-STK The Packet Schr. Manchester, Capt
49, Worth, having the bulk of her cargo en-
gagged will with quick dpaleh For freight passage having
good Accommodations. apply board.
el4 JAMES FISHERS SONS.
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NOTICE.
u CARRIAGES AT ArcTIuS-We invite the public at
sale OF Carriages. (Psday morning nj
10 O'Clock. INI.OHs q. hROrHER Auct.