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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
From he Wig, FEB. 81
nnE 1tAX Dill


This being the principal subject before the Sem
ale Yesterday Mr.. Voolfolk moved RECONSIDER
alton ofthc vote fixing the land tax al ten GEMS
on every 500, Qhe rate of last Year, instead OF
cents as proposed by The House of Delegates.
This was negatived and the vote was taken in the
lump upon all the other amendments reported by
The Committee of General Laws-adop,ng the
law OF last year-and these were also adopted.
Mr. Piper moved an amendment by way OF a
new section, the purport OF which was 10 caufe
the Sherif's 10 make out separate lists of The a.
mounts respectively levied-lhe State Tax, the
County Levy and the Parish Levy. This was
adopted, after remarks by Messrs. Rogers, Cola
her, Witchcr, McMulen, Bondurant, and Craw
ford.
Mr.. Voolfolk then moved a new section, as
follows:
Be il further enacted, That the surplus money
that may be in the Treacury at the end Of each s-
cal year, which may not be required to pay the
interest Of the public debt, and TO meet the current
expenses oil The Commonwealth, shall be and The
same is hereby pledged for the payment OF the re-
deemable debt oflhe State. or for The completion OF
the extension oil works in which The State is inter-
esed, or for the construction of works already d.
recled
This was supported by Mr.. Voolfolk and dis.
scented from BY Messrs. Gallaher, Thompson ofA.,
Witcher Moore and McMullen-principally be-
cause they did not think it proper 10 attempt TO
pledge future Legislatures TO any course OF action
Negatived- ay' 70, noes IS.
MIR. Voolfolk then declared his purpose 10 vote
against the third reading Of The tax bill, because
the friends of education would endeavor to ap-
proprate The surplus unequally, and because the
friends Of internal improvement had also refused
10 pledge the surplus.
MIR. Wiicher sustained Mr.. Wooliolk's motion,
because the tax bill proposed 10 raise more money
than the actual wants u The State required, and
because the surplus would be unequally appro-
priated.
Messrs. Moore, McMullen, Thompson Of A.,
and Gallaher, made explanatory remarks-and
the vote being taken on The third reading oflhe
bill, was discided in the affirlnative-ayes Is,
noes IL.
The bill was then passed, and the Senate ad-
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IF. Word. Lottery yender

opposite THE EXCHANGE HoTEL AND PosT
OOrrIcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the management of. u. GRECO
~ & Co, on The same terms that they are sold al
Inc Managers Office.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR FEBRU-
ARY-;6lG.
$4,000 DoLLAGs!-2oo oo.-lo,oo0!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass g 10 draw Febru'
ary 2s!h. Capitals: $4,000 10000, 10000,
5000, 5000, 1888 50 Of 1000, 100 Of 500, 1870
uf 300, g.. - Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tick
ELS only ~ dollars. A certificate OF package
of % Tickets costs only lG0 dolars-shares in
proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 tho undersisn-
cd. always come safe Please address
]. F. WORD, Richmond.
III Orders for Tickets ana Shares and Cer;if-
cafes OF packagesi in The above Splendid Lotteries,
Tor smaller ones that are drawn every dag in
the weekly enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive The most prompt attention, and an
official accoun,o OF each drawing SEM Immediate
" after il is over 10 all who order from
]. F. WORD. Richmond. Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
The postage (as usuaD need not be paid.
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Paints. White Lead

AND WINDOW GLASS,
OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE THICKNESS.
NNHE subscribers keen constantly on hand Eng
i lish and A american White Lead dry and in oil
Venetian Red Spanish Brown
Chrome Green Chrome Ycl!cw
Imperial Green in oil Verdisris in oil
Linseed Oil Spirits OF Turpentine
Paint Brushes Badgers Blenders
Paint Mills Chinese Vermion
Copa Varnish Japan Vanish
Coach Varnish Prussian Blue
Lilharee Turkey TIMBER
And large and well assorted sIock Of
gS WINDOW GLASS, 81
Oh single and double thickness, embracing a
large assortment. Of sizes which We offer a! low
prices DUVAL & PURCELL,
Feb. 81 ll7 Main Street.
CAN CONSUMPTION BE CURED2
StCoRES OF impudrnt impostors are advertising their
> worthless nos,ums as certain cure for Consump-
lion, even in its confirmed and advanced state. Be-
lieve them not IL is absolutely false They tell their
lying tale Ia deceive the wasting invalid, and rob him
of his money. Or. Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
will cure The diseases that lend TO Consumption, and
thus prevent il. Il ~il also cure Consumption In us
mild and incplcnt stn.rs, before has got fast and
fatal hold Doctor S&niam of Boundbrook, New Jer-
sry says thai IL IS hr he: preventive Of that disease ho
has found IN his long experience. He also uses IL
after is hopeless, aud thar II alevates the
suffering, and renders the patient moe comfortable
than any medicine ever known. This basam has effec-
tually cured many VINO SppoStu ihty "eie w de lass
Stages this frshttu disease. Let not the desparing
and emaciated oonsumpve entirely despond, Till e has
given II trial. lie may yet recover Let RIM not lata!'
Is mistake the stage of his disease Try IL time. Be
sure 10 get the genuine Wisiars Balsnm limitations
abound The genuine for sale, wholesale and reta by
Feb 20 GAYNOR WOOD, Richmond, Va
CONTAGIOUS AMI EPIDEMIC DISEASES.
INATER must be adapted 10 the nature OF the hsh or
w there viii he no propagation Of the species the
sO he adapted 10 the seed there VIII be no IN
/ CREASE. The climate must have those matters In u
which will unite and Keep alive rpdemical or conta-
gous pnsofs or they will become es,inpuished, az
lamp that unsupped with oil. 90 II ID likewise win
The human frame; cannot be materially affected by
epdenloa contagious maaes. unless there be those
matters floating in circulation which offer the appfo
pirate soil Hy pnr ing our bodies with the Brandsrh
Pills which ainnuy with those Impurities upon
| which contagion feeds, We may always eel secure,
whatever disease may rag around US. True, we may
have H. but will be over; our sickness VIII Go
the affair Of DAY or two while those who have been
too wise this simple and excellent remedy elmer
die or have weeks, perhaps months, of sickness
Dr. Brandreth's principal Office 24l Broadway, New
| York-oihrr offices in New York
! NJ Ba.seu wholesale aud retail agent, No. East
Main Street Richmond, corner opposite the Old Mar.
ke where country agents and planters can be supplied
wuh the reuuiur NJ New York prices. Feb. 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
CADDIS Is. LUCK'S
New EUCky Lottery Office

u ASEMENT ROOMS under The Eagle
ID corner Of Main and 18th Street
Money! Money! Money !l!-An who are
in need OF The above article, call al "I.UCK'S,
where many empty pockets have been filed
within The last rev days The following are The
SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK.
For Monday Grand Consolidated. No. 8 Is
Nos, l3 drawn. Grand Capitals: $50, O00 Is, 600
, Of 1900, ? OF 5000, OF 2,3S4 100 OF 1000
&c. Lowest three number prize $500. Tickets
IL; halves 6; quarters 3. Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase OF LUCK in the above grand scheme will
please cal before 10 o'clock, as returns are 10 De
made al that Time.
Tuesday $4,000, 5000, 1000, 1000, &c. Il
drawn ballots Tickets 8; shares in proportion.
Wetinesday-Pokcmo Glass 33-75 Nos.
Is drawn. $4,000, IS OF 1000, 5000, 5000
&c. Lowest three numer prize $500. Tickets s.
! shares in proportion.
Observation-Disclosures No. 3o-15 Nos l3
drawn. $4,000, $780, 1000. 5000, &C., &c
Tickels5; shares in proportion. II Any one OF
! The drawn Nos. in the above will eniitlc to a
| prize OF Sc.
| Friday-Pokomokc, 4O--75 Nos. u drawn.
$4,000, 1000, 5000, 1000, 20 of 1900, &C.
| Tickets A; shares in proportion.
Sa,urday-Pokomoke, No. Ais Nos. Is
! drawn. $4,000, 1000, 500, l,2U0, &C. Tickets
2; shares in proportion
l Also, Pokomoke, No. 42-72 Nos. 10 drawn.
$4,000, 1000 5000, $500, &c Tickelsi 90;
Shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS Of /, 900!
Monday, Both F'ebruary-Old Style LOTTERY
100000, 10000 are The LIST and ID Capitals Of The
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Glass ., 10 be drawn at Wilmington,
Del. G6 No Lollery, 10 drawn ballots. CAPT.
m - y a
1000, 4 Of 1900, 4 of l,250, 100 of 900, &c
drawn numbers $500. Whole Tickets only tt;
halves 8; qrs T. Risk on package Of % wholes
only $780, halves and quarters in proportion.
Anot1cr Grand Scheme tor IAN March.
$4,000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No Ito be
drawn al Wilmington, DEL. on Saturday, March
IA 70 Nos, IA drawn. Grand Capitals of
$50, O0O 10000, 10000, G,000, 5000, 40 Of 1000,
40 Of 500, 100 OF 400, &c. Tickets H. halves
6; quarters g. A certificate of &c wholes costs
Sl44; 26 halves -; 26 quarters 80.
II Persons from the country visiting The city
should bear in mind that some O.. The anov: SPLEEN
did prizes are in The hands Of LUCK" and if
they want money, they should address their orders
10 G. B. LUCK.
Persons ordering by the package in any OF tie
above can deduct the price oi three tickets.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are recciv
ed, and all orders addressed 10 Luck will meet
The most prompt and confidential attention.
have every day Lotteries from 10 90 dollars,
and when a remittance is made 10 me, large or
small, will always invest in The most popular
Lotteries OH hand
The drawings sent when requested TO all who
order from me.
On all letters enclosing Cash or Prize Tickets,
The postage, as usual need no: be paid.
Feb. 23 C.. Is. LUCK.
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LATE PERIODICALS.
o. nI-DDITA ADV H.. ND

LATE PERIODICALS.
d ECElyED 23n FEBRUARY, by DRIN-
N kER 4 MORRIS
Mdus Chirurgica Review, Tor January, 1916
The Eclectic Magazine OF Foreign Literature
edited by J. H. Agnew, for Feb'y.
Smiths Weekly Volume, fourth quarterly, iol
Jan'y, 1916.
Lady's Book Tor February.
Hunts Merchants Magazine, for February.
Subscriptions received By
DRINKER & MORRIS,
Feb. % Agents for the Publishers.
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Feb. 2.
W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office

MO. IOs MAIN STREET, Richmond W.
IN gina. ,
Correspondents and others are requested 10 no
,;ce The annexed schedule of Schemes TO be drawn
in the month Of February; and when in search Of
Psrze TlcKErs, be careful in all cases TO address
orders 10 w. p. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY. 1876.
$4,000 Dolars!-5o Of ,OOo!-2o,o !-lo,ooo'
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 3, for 1916 to
h. drawn Feb'y %. Magnificent Scheme: 50 900
dollars 90 600. 10000, 5000, 5000, 2,s53, SO
Of 600 loo of 500, 1870 OF 800, &c. Is Nos, Is
drawn ballots. Tickets only II. A certificate
costs lGO dolIars-Shares in proportion.
Orders for Tickets, received free IF Postage am,
attended 10 byrelurn mail. Drawings forwarded
Wien requested, as soon as received. For small
lerschemes, see daily advertisement: Address
Ian % w. I. CUEIAS.
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G.. Burruss's LOTTERY Office.

e.. EbUrFuSS>S hIottcGS PshfdCs
MO. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.
GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT LOTTE-
RIES FOR THIS WEEK.
Splendid Scheme for This Morning.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia, Glass No. &, TO be drawn at Whining
ION. Del, Feb. 81, 1916. Grand Scheme
go 600 $4,000, 1900, 5000, 5000, 1854 100 of
600, 20 OF $50, 20 of 500, 20 OF 400, 20 OF 300,
100 OF 200, &c. 70 No. Lottery, l3 drawn bal
lots. Whole Tickets Sl2; halves 6: quarters 3.
Risk on package of &c Whole Tickets Sl43--
halves and quarters in proportion.
Tue.day-A magnificent Lotiery-l5 drawn
Nos. ont of "a. Splendid to buy package in.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 1000, 1851, 1000, &c.
Tickets 3; halves 50; quarters 15c.
For Wednesday-Two splendid Lotteries
Capitals S25,OO0, 25 OF 1000, 5000, 5000,
1000, 400, 1850, &C., &c. IS No Lottery, IL
drawn ballots. Whole Tickets 6; halves 1; quar-
lers .. -,
dollars, 1000, &c. G6 Nos, IL drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets l. halves Soc; quarters DC.
OLD STYLE LOTTERY
SplcnaM Scheme for 2eh Etbr,mry'
10000 DOLLARSl 1900 DOLLARS
Lowest three number prize Slo00-lst and d
drawn numbers $500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Glass No9, 10 bedrawn a, WILMINGTON,
Dell Feb. %, 1916. Ct; No: Lottery, 10 drawn avn
ballots. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 1928, 5000,
or $500. a OF 1000, 4 of 500 4 of $50, 100
of 600. Whole Tickets SiG halves s; quar-
tiers l. Risk on package of - Whole Tickets
Sl59-halycs and quarters in proportion.
Persons sending for tickets in any nfthe above
Lotteries, should bear in mind that BURRUSS
allucky prize Office is the place to come or send
if they want the capitals
Orders for certificates Of packages or single
tickets in The above Lotteries, enclosing cash OF
prize tickets, will NEE, with The most prompt al
ten,ion, and the drawing forwarded Immediately
10 all who order from c. BURRUSS,
Feb % Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
IALVANIC RINGS AND MAGNETIC
FLUID.
Rheumatic Cont.


no DIR. CHRISTiE-Sir After a fair trial
L q! alnos, everything without any good ef-
lecl, | think must attribute remarkable cure
10 the power OF youl Galyanic and Magnetic ar
ricles. If | am not mistaken in The cause, they
have very seriously reevei me Of Rheumatic
Gout, Of long ,landlng together with general ncr-
yous debility o! ihe system.
MRS MARY JACKSON,
1909 Bank Street, y. York.
~ Mrs Jackson is relative Of Maj. NJ. M.
Noah, who mas kindly added The following:
Dear Doctur-The above case is personally
known 10 me, and is rot less strange than true. Il
is happy result, TO which bear witness with
Measure may state, that some other cases hive
come 10 my notice, OF nature equally fortunate
and successful. Very sincerely, yours,
NJ NJ. NOAH.
New York, October 80, l6i5.
Beware oil spurious limitations Of these arti-
cles. The only placein Richmond 10 obtain me
genuine rings and fluid, IS al the Drug store OF
DUYAL & PURCELL,
Tan l. li7 Main Street.
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a CARD.

CAtsD.
TIME Subscribers 10 The Richmond Mercan'ii.
i Reading Room are respectfully informed that
The Room is nov open for their recepion.
wond further respectfully invite meeting Of
the subscribers, al The Room. on THIS DAY,
Al, ID O'Clock NJ 10 sslec, a Committee 10 DRAFT
rules and regulations Tor The government OF lie
Establishment BEVERLY BLAIR.
Eah Ol-Gt
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nTEMPERANCE = The Marine Total
Abstinence Society will hold meeting Tonight
at the Bethel (Rockels) al halfpast 7oclock.-
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
By order of The President. Feb. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

We sincerely regre, TO announce that Or. Se
l,s!l will no, be candidate for reelection 10 the
House Of Delegates from the county oil South
symptom. In all things he has been true and
faithful representative.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
Bs0yt's Prize 0s7Ice,

NTO.3, EXCHA NOE PLACE, RICHMOND.
IN VIRGINIA.
HOYT begs particularly 10 call The attention
of the people 10 the Lottery 10 be drawn The 23lh
of February. Capital $4,000. Tickets only
$50. This is Pei Scheme Of IIOYT'S, and de-
serves The particular attention OF every one who
takes thought Tor the morrow" Inns Capital,
with others in The same Scheme, IS 10 be sent TO
The county by HOYr, who IS in a full tide OF
luck HOYT has recently sold the following
Nos. 6 GO, $4,000 Nos. ! IS 80, 81 200
10 26 AZ, $500 y 20, sl,0Oo
besides others, as his many correspondents know
There are some who are entitled TO Prize rom
HOYT, and he is determined they shall lave H.
Address 10 HOYT one order, and secure one OF
these Capitals The risk on Package Of
Wholes is but l6O dollars shares IN proportion
Sunpose four OF you Join aud seEd for Pack
age 40 dollars piece IS all shat is necessary 10
remit.
S0lndia I,o,tcries fer Fttrnary 1916.
a35. o9i 100 Prizes o. $1,000
Alexandra Lottery. Glass No. s, 10 be drawn
=, Alexandra, d. G., Saturday, 2lst February.
1916. Splendid Capitals: prize Of S3o 29i, ! OF
10 900. Of 5000 i Of 5000, oi ,5733, 100 Of
1000 lis of 300 &c, Sc. Tickets $40, halves
5 quarters so. Certificates Of Packages Of &c
wholes Sl40-shares il propofii"n
s5oOOo! 50 Ptizcs 0. 1000, 10000 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 9, 10 be drawn
in Alexandria, D. e., on Saturday, February
osh. 1916. IS No. Lottery, IS drawn ballots
Magnificent scheme prize OF $4,000, Of
30 600, of 10000, OF 5000, ! OF 5000, ] of
1888, 80 of 1000, 100 Of CO. 1870 Of 500 &c,
Tickets -, halves o quarters 3, eighths $50
Certificates OF packages OF 70 ahoies l6O-shaFes
in proportion.
il in town, apply in pers,n 10
%. M. HOYT, No. s. Exchange.
FrTickets in all the Lotteries advertised by J.
G. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended TO with
nron p,uess: and The drawings CT Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order OF
Feb. l3 y. NJ. HOYT, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

In order 10 allow those employed in our othce
r.spigilege OF unilngin The honors TO De paid lo-
~ Is he memory Of The great and good Wash
i6s,on. no paper will be issued from the Euqu-
=, on - ,o-mOrruW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

In The Pennsylvania Senate two members who
.5;sl against the bill giving the "right OF way
d he Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, moved 10
The motion was laid over one day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

We hank the Ladies Of the ID Baptist Church
Tor their street. present. We cannot doubt mat
they will succeed as fully in their laudable enter
Prise, as we sincerely wish.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!-BIank Book.
~ OF very superior quality paper, and bound
in most substantial manner for sale BY
A. G. PENDLETON,
Feb. % No l6, Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
SWEDENBORG'S PRINCIPAL.

SWEDENBORG'S PRlNCIPIA.
rTHE PRINCIPAL, or The frs; principles oi
i natural things, being new attempts toward a
philosophical explanation of The elementary
world by Emanuel Swedenborg, lals number Of
The House Of MOBILES, in The Royal Diet Of Sweden,
Assessor oflhe Royal Metallic College Of Sweden,
Fellow Of lhe Royal Academy OF Sciences Of Up
saln, and OF The Royal Academy OF Sciences Of
Stockholm, &C., &C.; translated from the Latin,
by the Rev. Augustus Clissold, NJ. A. For sale
BIZ A. G. PENDLET0N,
Feb % No l6 West Main Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

Amer all The N. Y. Herald beat the "alliance'
!. he New York and Philadelphia papers, and
-, The foreign news into the city Of New York
i, hours before them. Their express beat the
steamer 10 Boston Two hours-bu between Boston
a,3 Hartford, an accident detained them, and
,ISefed their rivals TO get ahead. The news
Yas broush. from Halifax to Boston in 81 hours.
rAs u. S. Gazette received the news BY express
!, m Boston in me hours.
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FOR BREMEN.

~ FOR BREMEN.
HHHA We shall have first class vessel loading
at City Poin, early next month for Bremen: To-
bacco, Flour, &C., taken at low Iale OF irelght
and cash advances made now on shipments 10 &C
BY her, 10 address of our friends 10 bremen;
Feb l9-d2w HENRY LuDLAM @Co.
CECOND PART The Step Mother; by James
- Just received by a,
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
THE Philadelphia Saturday Courier Of the IA
Il slant contains the following:

OPINlONS Ot ltfc thrSS
THE Philadelphia Saturday Courier Of tile l4th in
i slant, contains the following:
We call the attention Of readers to The following
From the Boston Bee.
Tpon psoN's CouY0uSp SYhUP TAR AND Wnop
N.,1uA for the cure of Pulmonary Consumption and
all complaints of the Throat and Lungs
II is not our practice To notice the varons popular
medicines Of the day, but In the present instance We
are induced to devate from our ordinary rr, from the
confidence have in the medicine, ana tue uuh OF the
statemens in relation TO il. II would he worse than
useless for us 10 give opinion OF the merits oil This
nre marathon when we cite testimony 81 so much
more weight for In which an article Il re-
ceiyed and stands in the place where u originates,
where from its use the public Judge OF hs value, has
much 70 do In forming is character as remedial agent
This Syrup is used and recommended by mel o lie
Faculty Of The Medical College In PHILADELPHIA
Such testimony In alone sufficient To enilile II TO pub
lie confidence Again The low price al whleh u sold
places II within the reach OF every one: ~ our es'nia
ton this article possesses superior claims 10 any other
medicine within our knowledge for these forms OF dis
ease IN" ' s. p. T'HOMPSUS,
Northeast corner Of 5h and Spruce Streets rhiiadepha
Price 50 cents per bottle, or SIS per dozen.
Avoid aIl limitations and spurious mixtures oil Tar or
Naplha. D,,y.r = prpcpI1
General Agents +; In Petersburg by corning
Coz in Norfolk by M. A. Santos; IN Lyncnou,g ny '11n
a. Seay; In Fredsrcksbnre by Dr. James Cooke and 7.
II. Hunt; aud in Farmville by Dr. WIN. ID. Chappeii.
Feb. 81
TAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
j PANY.-An adjourned meeting OF The Stock
holders of the James River and kanawha Com
many will be held at the Capitol in Richmond, on
Monday, the Cd March next at o'clock, T. NJ.
w. B. CHlTTENDEN, Sec'y
Feb. 2O-d&c2awld
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb l3-Cleared barque
Partbian, Allen, for Norfolk and Richmond
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ARRIVED, ship Amer.
ca;-Jan. l9-Arrved, ship Carthage, both from
Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
THE subscriber has This day formed co.ParI-
i nership with Mr.. MUNROE W. JONES,
of Bucsing ham county. The business S VIII IN
failure be conducted under the htln OF DlbhELL
~ nro.1uce in hand. Once on 18th street, near
CALICO Mills. K. II. l. Dib HELL'
Oct 23-c2awly Eto' Il
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LUCK'S PRIZE OFFICE.
nRAWING received every day al O'Clock.
~ Drawing OF Pokomoke, Glass No. 90:
10 81 l6 Sc As IA 40 Is SO 50 46 %
Drawing Of Delaware, Glass 43
AZ sc 40 IA As 50 so GO % 43
Nos. % 56 81, capital, sold and paid by
Feb. % LUCh.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF oND.
High Wafer this day, at /, o'clock, P. NJ.
a RRlVED

ARRIVED,
Schr Manchester, Smack, N. York, sundries
Schr Saml Cashier, Robertson, PHILADELPHIA
Schr Rich'd Thompson, Corson. Philadelphia
Brig A. Lancaster, Loveland, New Orleans
Schr. Victoria Fa!klenburs, Philadelphia.
Schr. CalhariDs Martha, Creighton, -
SAILED,
Schr. Sea, Hart, New York.
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore.
Schr. Patriot, Smith, Baltimore.
sehr Republican, Sharp, Baltimore.
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n PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIEST!
TN Lotteries now drawing, 10 be had at D. NJ.
| HOYT'S office, under the Exchange Hotel.
Hoyrs Arrangement for he Hecs.
TO-DAY
Monday prize Of $ls0O0-TicketsS5 S..
Tuesday prize OF 20G0O-Iickets ..
Wednesday prize Of 9,00O-Iickets 5 w.
Thursday | prize Of 25,O0o-Trickets 9; :,
Friday prize OF 5,Oo0-Iickets ! 70
Saturday prize Of 7ooo-IIIcSeis o.
Saturday prize OF 5OO0o-Iickeis II.
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