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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09

Form Of a Poorer Of AYornrv 10 Poe ~ Prors.
Know all men BY these presents, tina, - OF
- do hereby appoint - 10 be sui.
s,i,ute and proxy Tor and in - name and
behalf to vote at any election Of a Direc-
tor or Directors OF the Farmers Bank Of Viz
ginia and, furthermore, 10 be - sub
sti,ute or proxy 10 represent - al all meet
ings Of the Stockholders o. the Farmers Bank
OF Virginia, and in --n name and behalf t.
volo respecting the enacling, repeating or amend
ing such bylaws, ordinances or regulations, as
may be deemed necessary and conyenien, for I,e
government OF said Bank.
In witness whereof - have hereunto SCI
hand and seal, this - day o! -
in The year -.
Signed, sealed and delivered [seal.l
in The presence OF
n. B-No officer or director Of a Bank can be
a proxy. Dec. S-3awld
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d. Es%aIFruss's Lottery Office,
ATn e. SGTJTu Ifru picLtOprd
Mo. SOUTH IIrh STREET, Richmond
" Virginia.

i virginia.
Splendid Lottery for the 18Th December!
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Della ware and
Georgia, Glass No. 10, 10 be drawn al Whining
ton, Del, Dec. 10. Prizes: $50 1000. 10000, 5000,
1000. 1854, 5 Of 1000. 5of 1, 500, 5 OF 1900, and
100 Of 500. ~ drawn Nos. OIL Of -. Whole
tickets $40, halves ), quarters = 30. a package
Of ii whole tickets costs $40; n certificate Of 4
package OF "a whole tickets costs lG5 90. Shares
in proportion.
The Tire Christians GiA,
OF 10000 dollars each, may be had OF the ever
generous BURRUSS on or briore The Goth De-
cember, for the small sum OF II dollars each.--
Those in want of such a gill will not fail 10 call
or write 10 The distributor in general Of large
prizes, G.. BURRUSS.
Grand Conscl:l!airi Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Glass No. -, 10 BE- drawn at Whining
ION, Del, Dec. 20. IS No. Lottery, II drawn
ballots A splendid scheme AMI TO mistake %
grand prizes of S:.5. 900, | OF 10000, | OF 42ii,
| OF 1900, . of 1000, 3 of / $50, 20 Of 1880, 20
OF $50, 90 Of 1000, $50 Q. 500, &c. Whole
tickets Sl2, halves &, quarters 3. A certificate Of
a package OF &c Whole tickets will cost only 1873
dollars; shares in proportion. In purchasing BY
certificate, The purchaser will be entitled 10 nil il
NAV draw over Tie cost q! certificate.
For minor scaemee, see advertisement in ano-
,hcr TaTl Of this paper.
Large and small prizes cashed al sight. POSI-
age paid al all times by The subscriber.
ar All communication entirely confidential.
Address c. BURRUSS,
Dec. : Richmond Va.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
I Hereby proclaim, that Mr.. John P. Hawkins, of
l Farmvil!r, Prince Edward county, Va. = no longer
nv Agent or Attorney. for the transaction or negotiation
of any business in The Republic OF Trras.
ICHARD r. MILLER.
Farmyilir, Va, Oct. 10, lat5 -c6s
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/ f WIS Ii | T. l.

COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT
AssIsTED by Mr. WILLIAM GoULDlN, continue
n Ia Hire out Negroes aud Collect Ciallns IN The ell.
and country.
OH .e-0ver Colquitt's Saddle Store, Main street.
Dec. 5-cw4t
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p =
Some vacancies on lSt Of November. Ion had
better fill them. Board and mition from Novem-
Der ist 10 10 July lst, 100 dollars, payable in al.
vance.
Direct as above.
Del. 2i-cwSw WIN. II. HARRISON.
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Manacers' Office.

IT RUSSELL BIGGE & CO.-Drawing OF Della.
! . ware Lottery. Glass 293. received BY this days
mall. Capitals q, 600, $500, 1000, &c-7s Nos, l6
drawn. Whole Tickets % so, halves ! 25, quarters
si cents. Good to buy a Package in.-l6 drawn Nos.
IN each Package Of &c Tickets. Call before II O'Clock,
al the Prize Office Of BIGGER & CO, :
FOR this Afternoon Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
~. Capitals: $a5.0O0, 20 Of 1000, &c.-7s Nos II
drawn. Whole Tickets IS.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class 2o4. Capital 81, OC0,
SO Nos, l3 drawn. Whole Tickets ST.
Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lottery. M II.
- IL 20 50 3 81 5 IL - % 39 III ca.
dleket Nos. ) 5 IL, j Prize OF $500, sold and Maid by
80 BIGGER & g.
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I F. WORDS OFFICE-Drwing OF Alexandria
v. Iottery Glass AZ.

F. WORDS OFFICE.-DIawing Of Alexandria
'. Lottery, Class &c:
Drawing Of Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass 40:
n c. 20 Sc 10 90 60 Is al 10 80 ~ Is.
sod by WORD.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass 2S6
76 So So : 81 &C 81 So g 62 9 III IL 81.
Whole Ticket, Nos. : 5, G., a Capital In the above,
sold by WORE.
Drawing Of Alexandra Ln,tey, Extra, osi:
8 So 4 ~ 25 CT 10 . So Sc 63 A 81 Z.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 2 43 Sc, a Capital in tina above,
sold by WORD.
This Capital OF $50, coo goas of next Saturday. Tick
eisonly Si0-,o be had by the package, or singlv. of
Dec 9 J. F. ORD.
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RECORD.
p,caMOND MARKETS.

DVCt1N1SlND
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 8.
-,,,cCo-No change in Tobacco; prices
,na for Tobacco OF fine quality the de-
az ! GOOD. Inferior qualities are mea'urably
''' ,srsI, We quote old at the following rates;
.ssa3; common leaf 5 a 5 SO; middling
!. GOOD and fin. 8 a 9.
:, oUR-Held a, Sc so. No transactions
he advices by the cambria" were re-
murAT-ll5 80 cents for red, and 10
,npN-in demand. Sales at IS a 20 cents
= ,,TS-Sales from wagons and railroad al u
J. oer bushel, and from vessels al 80 a 80 Gus.
>cw YORK MARKET-Saturday, P. NJ.
,.-ros-Holders are very firm to-day, and
,srv small sales have been made al yes
laws rates.
=. ra.y-The market is without any actions;
u ,e,l samples of wheat, barley and corn are
80 market, but buyers hold of.
: ors-The transactions OF the day are sus-
III Operators are without their adyices,
:. are dependant upon the published accounts.
II 20 i an evident disappointment. Holders
r..erday's prices, but there is no aisposl-
purchase a barrel. The general impress
hal there will be a concession.
- :. MA, The closing Of the Exchange, a
600 barrels Michigan Flour was made
=, 20 DAYS aud interest, and 81 was offered
y n exporter tor 5000 barrels; these were The
~ movements in the market; Both buyers
,sllers. generally, were NO, disposed to meet
'aS en- ma,ksl will, therefore, continue unsettled
i"s MAY. Some questions were raised on
nnn. r,s mai had been made, IN which one party
,'s'. zen a shilling a barrel for the privilege Of
laa ga , stipulated quantity OF -four fifteen hours
a,,rS arisal Of the news BY the steamer. II
l.s' amended thai, as the whole advices had not
s..ssi here, the parry was not compelled to de-
-. mill Monday -[ErpreS.
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy Thomas e. g'aiiaferro.
NEGRO WOMAN AND c,uTD

NEGRO WOMAN AND Child.
This morning at 10 O'Clock, will be sold \
likely Negro Woman, Is years old, and her child
II months. TfiOS. ii. TALIAFERRU.
Dcc. y Aucliouecr.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Y. w. GOODE g. II. r. CORNIcK

r1,MSrlyot png,nta, no,o of 81. Louis, .Mlsouri.)
WILL attend promptly TO any professional business
amour, :. T sSs 70 inc STATE Of Missouri, provided the
, Oct. LEFT "oe.
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0H Tuesday Evening, DeccrnDor StH'
The Performance vii! m with the Comic
Opera of
Loan of q Lover!
Gertrude with songs) Miss Julia Turnbull.
Mr.. Goodwin and Miss Homer in a New
Pas De DeuI.
New Fancy Dance : Miss Gertrude.
Miss ]. TURNBULL will then dance
LA TARANTULA.
B;obland Fling Miss Homer.
Roy O,More Miss Gertrude.
Mr.. GOODWIN and Miss TURNBULL
will then dance
LARRANGOISE,
A new dance, composed BY Miss Turnbull.
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TEN New DANCES during The evening.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed his store from
ifom 1865 10 l51 Main street, where ne offers
II sale 10000 Cisar'-Havana' rf'nclpe'
.,s,a Sco,h, Rappec, Na,chetoehes, Hardham's
~ ,nIy Foot Snufs. Chewing Tobacco.
-. asnrd and answeeted-O!d and new, cut
.SS Sry Spapish and Oronoko Smoking Tobac-
Cigar cases, cigar holders-MeerSchaum,
G.rman, Powhatan, Chalk and common Pipes, al
r~ao'ssale or retail
Dec. 9-3t X. NJ.
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a. g.. Sre@nr.v &. 10,

g. O., Gregory s. &c,
M ANAGERS, NO. lOl, MIN STREET,
lfl RICHhI0ND, Virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR pECEAl-
$4,000 Capital! 10000 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass Il, for
1915, TO be drawn in AIeyar!!ia, n. e., OH Sa-
mrla;, l:rcomtrr 18th.
NJ s%nifcent Schemt
prizt d $4,000 pti2e Of s3333
$4,000 80 600
Il 10000 100 400
" JODG iju 300
1000 sc. &c.
Whule1 Ticies $40, halves 5, quarters > so.
Certificates OF packages Of % Wholes, Sl4O
20. 20. 2G Halves, 20
d.. 60. Pr Quarters, -
200, 0oa, in c Prizes of 10000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRA LOTTERY, Glass No. Il,
for lS43. IL be ,;awn in Alexandria II e., on
Saturday, December 20.
s7lendid Scheme:
i prizes Of 10000 % prizes Of $1,000
$500 30 400
/" 1910 2UO 200
IS No. Iot;efy, Is drawn ballots.
Tickets Sis, halves !, quarters : 80.
tCIiiIIt dlP~ vi VI ndSt> vi 81 y 'iItN ~ioN wv
Do. 10. % Halves, e. %
10. 10. 81 QnarerS, 32 30
35,39i Dollars!
ALEXANDRA 10 FIERY, Glass 40, for
1915, 10 be driwn in Alexandria, D.. c. on Sa
iun!av, Drcrnber 9Th.
Grand Scheme:
| prize Of s35,29l | prize Of s20sS
L 1900 - l,0O0
5000 $40 400
5000 &c. &c.
Ticke.s SO; Halves 5; Quarters , so.
Certificates d packag 5 Of % Wholes, sii0
Do. do. % Halves, 20
Do do. 2i Quarters, IS
~ Orie's for tickets and shares and cerlii-
Gates Of PACKAGES in The above splendid Lotteries
vi. receiv. The mast prompt attention, and an
vino orderirom us. Address
j. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Nov. 2--2awL&c Richmond, Virginia.
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL. AGENCY.

THE Subscribers, ana particularly the elder Of
i them. have been for 4 number uf years, and are
-tii engaged IN ilr business of General Agents, in the
CITY at Richmond, for the COLLECTION of claims of every
description, receiving Subscriptions Ia periodicals and
papers, renting out, and receiving The rents. and selling
real property IN town r country, hiring oui negroes.
collecting their hires. and dlspo>ins Il item al public
or private sale, .Sc. They sup-r.ni-ni through the year
all servants hired out by .heni, aud in cases of sickness,
pay special attention, 10 their being promptly furnished
with necessary and proper medical aid, &c. They also
purchase slaves on commission for any who MY desire
their Srrvice- in that way. For their ability aud inclI-
nation 10 perform, with fidelity and despatch. whatever
lhi. iucss m1v hr entrusted IN them. they refer Ia the
citizen, ri Richmond generally, and particularly 10 ttr
follow ING p~r.ilrmrn, VIZ:
General William l.aGihrrt, Mayor, i!rrnari |I-ytan,
WiiIIam II. Richardson. Jimrs Il. Heath, Auditor, Gru.
". MunGprl, William f.. X Thomas Ri'rhir, rovar.
din & Davis, Peasants & %t;a;iaher, WGliam sands,
NirLo!as Mills. John Rutherford, Andrew Stevenson,
John VI. Patton, F.eming James, Webb, Racna *
Baskerville, Sterling l.. Crump, Archibald Peasants,
Williams & llIyall, Ilm-s ta>kia, John &. linbsOn,
John l. Tate, Dunlop, Moncure & 90, George i.
Booker. II. W. J. Fry, Thomas * Charles Ellis.
10 Office on Main Street, corner a'ng. Bi2ger's Lot.
Ter, oriae, where one or 10th Of Us may Away BE-
found during business !olrs.
PHILIP VI. TABIi * son.
N. u. Applicants from The country To hire their Ne
crncs IN town, woul! consult their Interest by giving
HE information on or brfurr the 18th Of D~roember, aud
by sending tn servants Ia W. TN or before that day, or
as soon a practicable hereafter.
Dec. 0-rfDJJ II. nj. TABH 4 SON
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Loan Of q Lover!

On Tuesday Evening, December 9th.
Til Performance vii! commence with the Comic
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After which, the pathetic Drama Q


Miss JULIA TuRNBULL and Miss HOMER
will then appear in the Grand TRIAL DANCE
from La Bayadere.
Which will conclude The evenings entertainment
y For Particulars, see small bills.
q Boxes IS cts; Pit so cts; Colored Gallery
25 cents. Dec. 9
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THEATRE.

BENEFIT and last appearance OF
MISS JULIA TURNBULL.
wao will, b~yrequest, perform a Speaking par! and
Dance Three New and Fashionable DANCES.
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
HAVE for sale privately, to remain in the
1 Civ, iOur likely Negro Men, from 10 to %
years old. THOS. II. TALIAFERRO,
Dec. 9-5t Bell Tavern.
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NREEK COMPANY.-A meeting Of the
~ Stockholders of the above Company will be
neld on Saturday, The Goth instant, at Ii o'clock,
A VI, al The Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
b. order OF the PRESIDENT.
Dec. 3-dtd
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NJ, w G. Jones and Mrs. Potter in favorite
parts.
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Farmers Bank of Virginia.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
i the Farmers Bsnk Of Virginia viii be held
al their Banking House in he city Of Richmond
on Wednesday, the liih January, lol6.
j. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
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HOTEL,
LATE BEAMS',)

THE Heirs Of the late Ii. Col. OLIVER TOWLEs,
L Of the Virsinii Lins Revolutionary War. may hear
Of something 70 their benefit by addressing the under
signed. WILLIAM BLANCHARD.
Washington City, D. C.,..Dec. 9, ls45.-ag
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$4,000! 50 Of 1000 Dollars!

~'o,oco. ~ VI wv Dulldlo
Alexandria Lottery, Glass AZ, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday, December Il. Ca
pi,als; $4,000, $4,000, 10000, 5000, 50 Of 900,
100 Of 400, 1870 OF 800, &c. Tickets SlO-stares
in proportion.
PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS.
Six Of 10000 Dollars each.
Alexandria Lottery, Class IS, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, ID. C., Saturday, December 20. Ca
pitals: 6 prizes OF $4,000, b of 900, SO Of 400,
200 of 300, &c, &c. Tickets $40. Certificate
OF q package OF 25 Tickets Sl30.
a New YEAR's GIFT.
1924 Dollars.
Alexandra L.ollerY, Glass 40, 10 he drawn at
Alexandria, d. C., Saturday, December 81. Ca
pitfalls: $4,000 10000, 5000, 1900, IS of | 900,
Sc. Tickets $40. A certificate OF a package
costs $l4o-Shares in proportion.
Orders Tor Tickets, received FIRE. Of Postage and
attended 10 by return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, rs soon as received. For small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement Address
Nov. % w, p. TURPIN
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Mr.. Goodwin and Miss Homer in a New
Pas De DeuI.
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CLARKE's HEAD QUARTERs-lst door below
y Exchange Hotel, l4th Street.
CLARKE Still HEA
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 40:
81 % sc 81 a 20 So as IS Ia 25 6S.
Half Ticket, 81 Sc 6s, $500, Two more Capitals in
Whole do. 8 q 81, 100, the above, sold and paid
BY 4
Fer This Morning Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass
~. Capitals: 3 prizes of SIC .000, S 900, 4.l45, 30 prizes
o. 200, 10 Of 900, kc.-75 Nos, IL drawn ballots
Tickets only IS. Sales close at II O'Clock.
tbs Evenine.-capi.al s 1000. Tickets So.
Drawing Of Le-shurg Lottery, elias. 40:
s3 80 II So &C 67 81 81 40 10 so S 26 &c
Dec.9 J. NJ. CLARKE.
w. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE.
TURPIN is again 'in town. and will commence
! anew TO distribute Capital Prizes to all who patron
Use his Office. To-Day he offers tn his friends one of bis
lucky Schemes, containing , capitals Of 10000 each,
LOT 5000, 4,l45. 80 prizes of loon, &C., &c. IS Nos.
2drawn ballots. Whole Tickets S5-shares In proper
Ton.
Particular attention is requested to the Magnificent
Scheme to he drawn next Saiuriay-S5 900 Capital
Zee Scheme published in another part Of this paper. II
You want a Capital, send your orders to
w. P. TURPiN, Richmond, Va.
Drawing OF Va. %Leeshurg Lottery, No. 40, drawn Dec 9:
63 % ~ 50 46 81 81 81 49 10 50 S % &c.
Half Ticket, Nos. &c 81 SO, a prize Of $500, sold and
paid by w. P. TURPtN.
Dee.9
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Willi.A Aso MARI COLLEGE, !
LII 49, lAIS A

Eth Nov. le4j.
During several collegiate sessions, many OF The
youths prepared for collie e BY Mr. White have been
students at This Institution; and VIZ take great pleasure
IN certifying, thai those students have generally given
indiratiniia of admirable elementary training, by the de
ridrdly high rank wliIrh they have occupied here, both
a. 10 moral department and intellectual requirement.
7. X. DEW, President.
RObERT ~AUEDER
Professor Mathematics.
JOHN E~fLtINGTDS.
PSof. Chem. and Nat. Pail.
b. TUCKER
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Whules Tickes $40, halves 5. quarters > so.
Certificates OF packages Of 26 WholeS, $40
Do. 90. 2G Halves, 20
~. 20. 2i Quarters, 10
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- NO. IoV,tTy, Is ETdWH UaIIUIS.
Tickets Sis, halves 5, quarters J 80.
Certificates OF packages Of p Wholes, $50 90
Do. 10. % Halves, e. %
DO. DO 81 QnarerS, 81 80
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Miss ]. TURNBULL will then dance
LA TARANTULA.
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TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
THE subscriber has for sale a large quantity OF heavy
l Ketseys and saltineits, manufactured expressly for
common use and servants wear-it contains II ounces
Of wool per yard, double warp. and hard twisted, war
ran,ed NO. To be surpassed for Durability. ANY enGniry
respecting IL, directed TO Milton, N. c., will be promptly
attended 10. j. b BARRETT.
Milton, Sept 80, l5G--et
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Nj. .. WRrE.-Bear Sir: 4, eives mr. erra, Pies
sure TO have an opportunity of ~trstilying publicly The
high esteem ] entertain lf your Academy. The ya;:g.
gentle mrn thai came from your Academy Ia our College
several of whom attended my riassr--hsrr always
ranked among The frs; aud most Successful students of
William and Mary College since have been connected
with the Institution. White | leave II To others, whose
longer connection vim our college viii enable them 10
do You more justice, Ia speak of The success of your pa.
IIls III general, deem IL an agreeable duty 10 advert rs-
perillly Ia The success of those who, under my care, de
vote themselves TO the classical studies. | deem II an
agreeable duty, because cannot but speak IN thr high
est terms of theta, whether | lnok 10 their thorough pre-
paration, In their well Trained miui>, their industrious
habits, or finally, their genri-:naniy and irrrproaciIabl-
conduct.
cha. MiNNiGERODE,
Prof. Humanity, Nm aud Mary College.
- The Terms will BE-, for Tuition, Board. and every
nrcrs-ary except lights, S5 pei session al five months,
payable ~ It's rx airarinu;-S35 for day scholars per an
mum. Adirrss-n. Whue, Fleetwood Aoli-mv
Nov. 2s-rai&cwtf O.. WHITE
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1921 Dollars!
ALEXANDRA 10 FIERY, Glass i9, for
l545, 10 be drfwn in Alexandria, D.. G., on Sa
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$50, 00a, in 6 Prizes of 10000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRA LOTTERY, Glass No. IL,
Tor ls45. 10 be !,awn IN Alexandria, u. e., on
Saturday, December 20.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-06
Married Life

Deceive not one another insmall things
nor in great. One little singlelie has, be-
fore now, disturbed whole married life.
A small cause has often ,reat conse-
quences. Fold not the arms together and
cit idle. sLaziness is the devils cushion
Do not run much from home. Ones own
health is Of more worth than ,old.
Many 4 marriage, my frinds, begins
like the rosy morpinN ard TIM falls away
like a snow wreath; And WIN, my friends2
Because tbe married ,pait, Neglect 70, BE-
as well pleasing 10 each othr after mar
riage as before. J. ,Ehdeavo always, nv
children, to please one anothr; but at the
same time keep God in you thouehts.--
Lavish not all your love op o-dsy, for re-
member, that marriage has e, to-inorrow
likewise, and it, dry after t-morrow too.
"Spare, as ono may say, fns for winter. /"
Consider, my daughters, That The word
Wire expresses. !. The married woman is
| her husband domestic faith. in her hands
he must be able to ,con6de. bqse and fam-
! iIi; be able ID, trust to herhe KEY Of his
heart a. well ID the key 81 4 eating room.
His honor and his homelre under her
keeping -his well-beiry ! in her hand.
Think Of thisp s;s ,a SIS.
And you, sons, Be iaithfl husbands. and
good fathers Of families. ii % that youl
wives shall esteem and loS You.
.s1aGsio oa tsia ~ Ftsrihs Brassey.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-06
APetrifled woman.

"A Me-. Woodward, Of Warren county,
Ohio, said to be a man Of veracity, gives
the Eaton Register the following account
Of petrifed woman. 1t occurred hear
Lebanon. .-5s, ,s...a !.
son the 9th ult.. our venerable and
much esteemed friend, John G. Irvine,
closed his earthly career in the full hope
Of happy Immortality. On the follow
ing day an appropriate funeral discourse
was delivered by Elder w. Clark. His
remains were decently inferred in the
graveyard in West Lebanon. Some time
previous 10 his death, he had expressed a
desire that the body Of his first wife should
be remov ed to this graveyard. According
", on the 4 OH nlt, the. citizens Of Lebanon
and vicinity undertook to remove the re-
mains Of Mrs. Irvine. | went with 9TH
erS in search Of her grave. We found it on
a very high point Of white. oak ground,
near Rock Greek, where they had former
" lived. And when we had opened the
grave down on the coffin, we found it about
one-fourth in water, and the plank Of. the
cof6nvery rotten, however, we got several
piCS % vi Ooi - uAdCi ~ w Aitu ~ tOSttltcI
and lit it out. From the great weight Of
the coffin we were curious to see it OPEN
ed, and to our inter astonishment there lay
the body in full size! 1t was covered with
thin scum of black dirt, which appeared
to be alive with very little worms of a y ell
low color, but they soon disappeared when
exposed to the air. When they came to
be examined more infinitely, We found
that the body had petrified, and became a
smoothe white limestone in appearance
The head and neck lad petrified, and MOTH
ing remained but the naked bone, and the
hairs Of the head and some feathers which
had been in pillow. The arms are pet
titled IL, the Show joint, and nothing re-
manned Of the lower part Of The afans and
hands but the naked bones, The feet had
also petrifed and fell of at The ANGLE joint,
and the stone appeared shelly, AT the
knee joints, the legs appeared to be solid
stone. Around each leg, where she wore
hef garters--being very Aeshy woman
the garters had made . deep impression
and this impression was plainly visible in
the sptne, except some parts where it APP
pearcd solid. The thickness Of the stone
was about that Of common spanish cole
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the presence Of any person. Y tiis haif asd
nails are very long. Hisr hodv Is vel
sheltered from The cold md rain s. thslesiii.
hair that covers il. When any &c tAs.niei
gro women come near him, hel$hows sslA.
siderable sexual desire, which mliist bgitcpA
instinct, a. ! Ito M think be ever saw 10
befte be was brought to nty l,pase.l a,.ss.',,
/. His csptor further states bic intenliuh t.
take this negro. or monster, To the. North
and dispose o. him u Ire Abolitiahists. No
has become extremely troublesome and uut
governablc, and Dr.. Pierce dsclarss shsG u
be icannot, dispose Of him; h8 will, ~, -,
liged 10 kill him in self.defenf 81 or turn
him loose.--E o. Bee, July Is. IN. II.