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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02
From he \. o. Bulletin, Dec. 81


MELANCHOLY STEAMBOAT AccIDEET-The
steamer Diamond, Capt. Mcconnell, which ar
rived in polt last evening, reports that at about
J., o'clock on the morning Of the 10Th inst, the
steamer Belle Zn,r, Bapt. Brazier from Pits
burg, bound 10 this port, struck snag, twelve
miles below The mouth of White river, and i'm
media'elv sunk, the cabin separating from the
hull. The Diamond took on board, al Two points
on The Arkansas side, sixteen OF The persons who
had been on the Belle Zqne and carried them 10
Napoleon, where The remainder of those saved
who were landed on The Arkansas side, were as
sembed. They represented that the passengers
and crew numbered ninety persons, and that over
fifty OF them were saved. The greater number
OF the passengers were asleep al the time the ac-
ciden occurred, and unable TO secure even their
clothes, and had only such covering as they could
draw from The cabin after it had separated from
The hull. The night being very cold, many who
reached The shore died after having been landed,
from the effects Of their exposure.
The following are the only names Of those
which were lost that had been ascenained: Mr..
Brewer, lady and child, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and
Robert Rymes, OF Newport KY, who died aNer
reaching the shore. The captain and crew all
landed safely The Diamond brought down a
number OF the passengers, and landed them al va
rous POINTS on the river, the names of none OF
whom are recolecied MIR. John P. Nessle came
as far this city. The male, MIR. Monroe David
Horn The engineer, and the carpenter, whose
name is not stated, it is said, exerted themselves
most energctically in saving The passengers, and
al he risk Of their own lives The boat and car
go are a total loss. The cargo consisted of $50
bills. flour, the properly of Mr.. Bowen; 300 empty
bills, marked c. B. & Co., 300 sacks corn, ship.
ped by D. Watson at New Madrid, 226 sacks
oats, 43 barrels beans and SIS barrels pota-
toes, consigned TO Fellowes, Johnson & Co.
The U. S. Mail from Louisville, Memphis and
The mouth THE Ohio, was also lost
The latest accounts OF this melancholy disaster
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TO THE LEGISLATURE.

Gen,lcmen:-Some OF your constituents, know.
ing that il was an important session ana ..a Una;
MANY mallers Of vital interest TO the State wonla
be brought before you, were greatly fearing, mat
we should have many eoayspseches say costly co n.y.
because every hour of time consumed BY Inc .ae
House. costs The Stale $500 You have despa iOdsd
several important matters, with no lons.wanu ,ta
wordy speeches Ii affords Us great pleasure .na'
you have thus wisely acted, and greater pleasure
that we can inform you OF it, TO guard Inc , nes'
interests of your constituents is yonr hls d1 1y
There are some grea! matters OF lhlernal nnld
provemen,s that would grace the State il we coula
carry lhenxinlo operation, and we want q SYSTEM
OF Decentralization. ,.o,,
YOU would commence at II o'clock, you
might work four hours per day. and mol ~,
precedents and former examples, but influenced ny
reason and the good of your State, you might 40 40
in one day what is generally done in Two, ana IS
this means, shorten your session one full MONTH M
and save tens OF thousands OF dollars, 10 DC useu
for the great improvements ofthe STATE; ,,Sc
MANY CITIZENS.
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-T;;71Y7lETINTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
"WEDNESDAY. Dec. 81, 1915.
SENATE

j
No,hing was done in this body lo-1ay, eAeI -
the passage Of a bill extending ,he oi. h,.
Conim;ssioner OF Patents, which had e1p'ieo "
,;,n;,a,;or-which bill received lis hnai passage
and ,vas sent 10 The House for its approVai.
The Senate then adjourned over 10 SATURDAY
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A.. McKAY from the Committee OF ways
III Means reporled a Joint resolution, respecting
,ha J;s,rhn,ion Of the annual estimates OF The
.,r Department. Read the third time and
passed. 49,. a.. c,,:,,
c,ar,e reported the uarbor and River bill ,
,,.p;nh being read, Mr.. Nice. moved thai il be re-
,.,rrsJ n the Commillee Of The Whole House and
Md. ado The order OF The day Tor tomorrow.
Mr. CROZIER moved 10 amend the bill By
,dJ;no an item OF appropriation for the improve
ment of The navigation Of The Tennessee river.
Upon this motion many points OF order were
ra;sed-and The bill, without the amendment,
was referred as the first motion proposed, il being
understood that when il came up in Committee OF
The Whole, the amendment OF MIR. G. would be
in order.
500 river was as much an finland sea" entitled 10
tho fostering care and aid Of the General Govern.
man, as any OF The rivers that had been named in
the bill.
MIR. HAMLIN wished to get the bill killed al.
,oas,ber and therefore would vote Tor any motion
lbal would bring about such result.
The bill making Chicago port Of entry was
read third time and passed.
MIR. RATHBUN, from The Judiciary Com
mittee reported resolution for the printing OF
1900 copies OF the tenth volume Of The laws # the
United States, which was referred, after consde-
rable discussion By Sc, ersl members, 10 the Com
mitlee OF the Whole.
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Mississippi offered a
resolution 10 print 500 copies OF Fiemon's Re
port, for The use Of the new members oil Congress
Upon this resolution general dis;u son took
place, as to The proprely OF The Thing, lis cost
who would be the printers and engravers, and So
forth, and so on-during The midst OF which,
On motion, the House adjourned 10 meet again
on Friday next.
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aSff1l491oorD 1Eorqtttrer.

If . letter 10 himself from the Hon. Judge Dun,
can of Harrison. dated July 9Th, ls45: II iee'
strengthened" says Judge Duncan, IN 'le oP'
MON that a prompt rejection OF The law Is anS
true policv and then let us Got The Norlh-"esn
appeal to the Legislature 10 say whelher we all al
10 be deprived Of the right TO have me roaa a.
or not. Let that be the issue, ana ieei conna sc
that we can present the subject IN such io' - :"
will command success ,rere
II the consistency of any one gentleman Si ~
material 10 The present question, II wou'u pe in
terestng TO compare this extract WIN e., 10.
other letters. which The Hon. Judge Duncan iia'
written in The Northwest. But il is more iti-
nortant 10 attend 10 the contrivance OF this COT
noratiop. (Mr. Latrobe seems 10 demur 10 .ic
imputalion, that it is a foreign corporation ~
the purpose Of alarming the Northwest anI'
thereby, compelling them 10 combine IN sun
force as TO "command" for The company thdt sac
cess" which the Legislature had not tnous" ~, :,
wise to grant voluntary. Mr.. Lalrone la' T. =!
encourages The stockholders 10 place inc u.lnoe'
confidence" in The favorable result ollhls scheipe
Eut 10 proyc TO all the world that inns deep
laid "poicy" was only conlrivance 10 coe'ec
Virginia by menacing the Northwest 10 iae' d
feioned issue, designed 10 produce an a,.'ieidl
crisis. MIR. Larobe gives 10 the slocRho'deis ti'e
comfortable assurance that, in Inc event ., d
failure Of their "policy," The docllity OF onl Le
eislature can be relied on 10 grant the privilege
which he then advised them 10 reject. IN any
event." saws he, 'the right 10 construct ne Tooa 70
Uaceiine, should il he found finally impractical
bic 10 obtain in any shape The assent OF virginia
10 a lower terminus, may Be had al any ftne, ana
upon better terms than those Of the present law
if as is alleged by Wheeling, The wishes OF
majority OF the people Of the Northwest are,
indeed, iha, she should be made The terminus,
for This is understood 10 be The position she
assumes.
Aller a Il, then, thai has been asserted by the
agents of the Company; after il has been proved
50 often by multiludinous arrays OF figures under
The hand of the Chief Engineer himself, that the
Wheeling route is wholly inadmissibe, il turns
out that the Company, at the very moment il re-
iected that route, contemplated The making OF IT'S
road 10 Wheeling whenever its other schemes
shall fail and il choosesro signify It's sovereign
pleasure 10 accept The terminus now offered by
Virginia! II was really prudent in the company
10 refuse copy OF this report when II was, some
months ago, requested by the city of Wheeling;
and il would have been still better "pollcy, per-
haps. TO have concealed il forever When II IS
known. that already this corporation assumes 10
play of Pennsylvania and Virginia against each
other, and 10 coerce Virginia BY fictitious mena-
ces thrown out 10 alarm portion OF her people,
il NAV be questionable, how far our Legislature
will think proper 10 encourage the growth OF sven
"foreisn corporation" VlRGiNloo.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on The 10th December, by the Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, Mr. ROBERT S. Buaroor. 10 Miss Re-
BEccA Avis, all of this city.
Married, by the same, on Thursday, the 25!h
December Mr.. JOHN t. WILLsroRD, 10 Miss a.
A. TANkERsLEY, all Of this city.
Married, by The Rev. Mr.. Cowles, on The 2llh
December, MIR SAMUEL G. POWELL ofRichmond,
10 Miss GEoRGIANNA VAUGHAN Of Petersburg.
Married, by The same, on The 25rh instant, MI.
GILES w. PAYNE, TO Miss SARAH c. BRoDIg, all
of Petersburg.
Married, on Tuesday evening, the 23d Deem
Der, by The Rev. I. E. Hargrave, Mr.. BERGMAN
T. ScoTT, 10 Miss Martha E. BRowE, both Of
Dinwiddi county, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

The LITERARY MESSENGER AND REVIEW
We are requested 10 state, that The January num-
Der of this work will be delayed, on account of
the recent absence Of the Editor. The work is
in press, and will be issued as soon as practicable
about lie Iuth or 18th of January. The other
numbers will appear with accustomed punctu-
ality.
1.-THE Messenger and Review" is a combina-
lion Of 1.-THE Southern Literary Messenger" and
"Smms' Monthly Magazine" Of Charleston,
and is devoted 10 The interests and literature Of
the South and West. Among the contents oil the
January number will be an able and causlc Re-
view OF "Ingersolps History OF the late War"
and many other interesting articles.
~ Papers exchanging with The Messenger
will please copy this announcement.
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TO The Editors ofMe Enquirer:
PErERsBuRG, Va, Dec. q

PETERSBURG, Vd., DVc. - ITO.
Gentlemen: In your paper Of Thursday, which
has just come to hand you have in The list Of the
Petersburg Delegation to the Education Convfn-
ton, the Rev j. d. Kelley. As believe am
The person meant, hasten TO ask you 10 correct
the error ofpreh1ing "Rer." 10 my name. know
not how The error originated. Two other names,
viz: J. D. Kilby and Mr.. Kelly, were kindly Civ
en- me in your reports; these bore patiently: but
| must most respectfully decline the astimprove-
ment My highest title is Teacher.
BY inserting This note and making the desired
correction in your next paper. you will much
oblse JOHN D. KELLEY,
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CAROLINE COUNTY.

A meeting Of the citizens OF Caroline, op.
posed 10 division OF The county. will be held al
the Bowling Green, on January Court day next
The citizens OF Essex and King and Queen op-
posed 10 the division OF their counties, are respect
fully requested to attend the meeting. The meet
ing will be held in The Court House, early in the
day, before the meeting OF The Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02
T. ne Ed;lors ofthe ENQUIRER

To lie Editors 1T The Enquirer:
Gentlemen The substance OF The following
resolutions was embodied in The proceedings OF a
meeting held by the citizens Of Allegheny county,
al our last October Court. Those proceedings
were sent 10 the press; but, owing 10 some accl-
dent, were not published This is our excuse Tor
comm. before the public at this late day. Please
10 publish this statement in connection with our
proceedings. The SECREIAki.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKrr ~,

= TIT '9IsLF fIIN MARkET, Dec. 80
oorroN.Saies OF 300 bales Upland al :.
c'';; aud 100 New Orleans a, s. 9! els.
offered. :
GRAlN- Wheat, holders ask les a ll2 cts. ia
iair and prime reds, and buyers offer los GEM.
Com Is dnIl, Southern yellow 6s cents, white 6,
Southern Oats 40 Al cts; no sales
nIskff-Has declined; hhds 26 aa6., In.
SraAss.Since The publication OF our l.,
Weekly Review no sales Of Sugar have ,fsn
spired. Thsre is no stock OF new crop Ncu On
leans TO operate in, but supplies are a, the Del.
ware breakwater.-[ North Auertean.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

We callthe attention OF those interested in the
subject, 10 The advertisement Of Mr. Robert u.
Davenport, who proposes 10 publish the "Soulh-
ern Missionary Inte,li 4encer." We have known
Mr.. d. for many years, and have felt deep in
lerest in The tolls and perils which he has en-
counlered in his meritorious ten years mission 10
Southeastern Asia, with a view Of introducing
the truths OF Christianity and morals among the
Siamese and The Chinese. We were glad TO see
the success which at,ends$ This Jealous labors.-
He now returns TO his nave State, laden with
rich and valuable information OF that interesting
portion OF the world, and prepared 10 enlishIen
the public mind, and 10 give safe and success
ul direction 10 the charity Of This blessed Chris
lian nation. We feel satisfied that his journal
will be full OF ialsresI and fully worthy Of general
favor. We vsh bin abundant success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

TURPIN'S OFFICE-Anolher CAPITA 4
i TURPlN'S. Whole Ticket Nos . u -
the fourth Capital Prize 4 ,000 in drawing tecels-
ed last evening, was returned 10 The Manages
unsold. Look ou for HE $40, 600 10 be drawn ~
morrow. Large Prizes always TO / e had y
Jan. 2 TURPIN'S. near the Inlon-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

Corro .oHh MARKETS, Tuesday R
rro mo, ,rS Z: appear 10 have wihdr,
hiob - -. ,a ,,a'AeG lhey say prices are a ont
srock hem a' ~ oPinhefs buy sparinely, Sat
The market up. - 'a''S "o''eIsf
7. 5. Sales are 300 bales 10 summers 10,
change from yesterday. p''"''S' Niu
bbls Genesse have been sold - . "'''n
r Inc supplies ofSouihern Flour Is moderate
1oollbrands Georgetown Baltimore an5sp;
inond Country are selling al 5,75aG RveM
40, Jersey Meal a,25 1874.
GR!M-The marker is quirt for all sons u,
very llttle Offering. Com-New j. he'll as -
oals 70 40 cts. Tor Northern, and 10 l,r Son,hsr
NhSsEY-Some Of The disiIlers have Il
down p!ices 10 % cents for Drudge and Ia,1rs
are held al 20 cls.-[ Erpnss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02
ARNOI.D'S ROME

TINE HISTORY OF ROME; By Thomas
Il Arnold, ID. d., late Regius Professor OF NJ.
dem History in The University Of Oxford, head
master Of Rugby School, and member Of The Az.
chaeolosica. Society OF Rome, three octave
volumes in Two, reprinted entire from tie la!
London Edition. Just published, ior sale hy
DRlNkER & MORRIS,
Jan. , 81 Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

o. Wednesday night, just before - o'clock. a
wooden house, at the corner OF Eleventh and BANK
Streets, and opposite the Southern gale oil Inc
Canitol SQUARE, was in blaze, and burnt ike
finder. II was occupied as Cao'net-maE'ns
and Carpenters Shor, by Mr.. George w. Wiley.
Through the energies OF the iremen, the fre did
not extend beyond The single building. The
brilian, light, reflected upon the columns of the
Capitol and the spire of St. PauTs, produced a
fine effect. Mr. Wiley's loss falls upon him
so,newha, heavily, as, in addition to quantity OF
Cabinet materials, which he had on hand, he lost
his books &C. The building belonged to MIR.
Wellington Goddin, and We understand was NOT
insured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02
EDUCATION COMMITTEES

The Central Committee appointed b. The Ii
Education Convention are requested 10 n,e. /,
The Office Of P. " Daniel, IT,. On FRIDAY The n !,
January, at 4 o'clock, P. Nj. The following scr
llemen compose The Committee M,s.,> i =,
venson, II. l.. Blooke, C. + osbornc $. Maupi,
VIM. $. Plumcr, X. +. Daniel, &. w. Mimic,
James Lyons, w. II. Macla,land. I. II. EnI
II. w. Moncure, R. b. Gooch. ana p. V. Dana
lr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

wv P. TURPlN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
w No l0i, East Main Street.
For this Monins--Capilals5 6, 0O0dollars, 800
l,00O-75 Nos, u drawn. Tickets dollar an
IS cenls-shares in proportion.
For this Evening Capital 1000 dollars-C6
Nos, II drawn. Tickets only , 50-shaIes IN
proportion Prize Tickets for sale by
Jan w. p. TURpIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

The schooner Gold Huntrcss, Captain CHuRcH,
arrived last evening, reports That she sailed from
Arkansas Bay for Tampico on The 18th Noyem
her but on arriving there, was boarded by officers
Of he customs, in company with the American
Consul. and, in consequence of coming from
Texan port was prevented from remaining longer
than single night. The Captain states mar .he
American Consul advised him 10 submit TO me
requirements OF The Mexican authorities, ana
leave the port as they desired. Captain y re,
norris that Gen. Paroles was in TamPico WIN
1000 10 1900 troops. There were in Porl I~o
Mexican naval scho, ners, and three foreign me'-
chant yessels.-N.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. !

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. |.
TOBACCo-There is nothing doing whaiev4,
in Tobacco either in doors or atthe Warebou,es
We quote Lugs at 50 3; common leaf ? :
so; middling5 6; good and fine Gao
FLOUR-The hoydays snsrend bu<;ros. =
tirely. No accurate quotations can '. 81 enii
The article is held al S. so X De maze.
WHEAT-ll0 cents torred ,,,,, 4
CORN-in demand. Sale a =, ~ 10 sor "NiIte
per bushcl. a. % 20 cent
oATS-sales from wagons AMI r.;,-, e:
cents per bushel, and from "'' railroad al5'
PRoVlSlONS-BAcoy: Sm;rbG e. % q, 5S,sl'
hams $ 10; Western sides 7' :. = &C
= a o. OF stock fair demand lisht po ), sno s
9 10. Lam: Barrels s. kegs OK;
WEllskEY-Bare % MD. d :. 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

We are requested 10 state, that Samuel Flamil-
ton. Esq, will no, be candidate for reelection
to The House Of Delegates from The county OF
Monroe. We regret this, as MIR. II. has proved
himself 10 be faithful and valuable representa-
tivc. For The same reasons, we are sorry 10 hear
that Mr.. Hiner OF Pendeton will not be candi-
dale next Spring. The people should insist upon
The services OF such men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

TOYT'S OFFICE.-Lo,ery draws IN -.
II to-day The drawing comes 10 hand q (
o'clock. Capital 5000. Tickets dollar aaa''
cents. For sale until half past llo'clocs, q:
Drawing OF Leesburg Lottery, Glass y
So 9 CO 10 70 "a Is % % ca 3 -
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Ex'fa -
No. 80: ;. y
70 So 10 33 AZ % 40 l6 IS SIS Al y .
Ticket Nos. IS A 65, Capital PIX ,,nyT
and paid by n.y. 80.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, EsFa' =
No. 3ll:
IS &c 68 SO "a - rs II 80 40 - -
Ticket Nos. "a 4S Gs, another Capl!Is,nl 1T
Jan. 2 NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

TOOTH ACHE.-ls any person suffering
u with this most distressing disease, let Inn
apply 10 Gaynor & Wood, and purchase via d
their Tooth Ache Specific, which they wairaLl'o
cure the worst case IN ticO minutes. Price so a.,
per vial. Jan. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02
Gregory ~ Stcscr,
I TTORNET.S A # III
PIruktoSn ",

RICHMOND, Va.
TOHN NJ. GREGORY & JOHN O. STECtR,
y have this day associated themselves in Ire
practice of Law. They will continue 10 attend
all The courts held in The city Of Richmond, end
the counties of Hcnrico and Powh atan.
Their office Ohe same which has been e.
cupied by John M. Gregory for several yeas
past) is on Main Street over the Seed AMI AZ
ricultural Store of VIM. Palmer. Jan. 2-dlm
GLARKE'S HEAD QUARTERS, one dor
~ below Exchange Hotel, l4th street,
This Morning Capital $4,000. Ticse's \.
ly 81 25.
For This Evening Capital $1,000 TcEe's
30 So
For To morrow-Spendid Scheme. Capital
$40 1000. Tickets $40.
Drawing II Alexandra Lottery, Class No. 10;
81 SIS 4 % 81 90 ] 80 - 25 "a.
Nos. 81 SIS 81, Capital OF 81 ,000-Whole
Ticket sold and paid by CLARKE.
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, Exia, Clsss
No BIZ
8 s &c GS So 81 - IS II SO 40 As 80 y
Nos. s % Is, Half Ticket, Capital ii S2tt
sold and paid by CLARKE.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra Cas-
No. 3l2:
81 26 SO Al "a 5 SO 81 60 IS 9 IA u -
Ticket, Nos. S 8 81, Capital oil 500 soli ~
paid by CLARE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

!. e ., Of Stocks in Norfolk on Tue>as
onales Farmers Bank 500; 1000 DSy
per cent Stale, dividend Of 9s f2l s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

+ MOORE 4 Goa New Years PresenL-
y /. Drawing Of Pokomoke Lottery, No 2GU ):
81 Gl IS 50 33 ! 81 10 %.
Ticker Nos. 81 33 ST. still another Capital Of
$50 dollars sold and paid at The Ai-lrcky Ia.
gle Office.
Jan. 3 J. MOORE & co.
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n BURRUss's PRIZE OFFICE, y

~ BURRUSS'S PRIZE ottlCEr - =
W. South l4th Street.
For this Momingnp poS oGe L" oc1 oo
l6Ol. 90 OF 1000 10 of 500, 10 Of 800, &c,
number Louery, - drawn ballots. Wh",e
Tickets dollars, halves >, quarters l.
Also Delaware Lo,iery, Glass nnmtef !
Prizes $4,000, ,49l IS, $50, 800, Of 200 ! 81
$50, &c.-75 number Lottery, II drawn talio''
Wholes dollar, halves 50 cents, quarters -.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Class 81
Al 40 So So 46 - 90 . Al 5.
Ticket Nos. s Al SO, another CAPITAL, sold an
paid by Buhhoo'.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery Class ~
35 81 63 46 CD 2 "a 20.
Ticker Nos. 8 4G 63, Prize OF SOU sold az
paid by bohho'S
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Gas ~.
81 81 8 Is 55 SO 81 " ~
Jan. C. BURRUSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

EAU LUSTRALE-A French preparation
IL for removing dandrutf and dressing The hair,
prepared by GueIlain, a, Paris, and for sale by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
Jan. Druggists
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

well for the Richmond Wing, when it sends OUT ~,
men 10 eel subscribers at the North, TO be ca!eiu.
and se!ec, such as will Tell the truth, Tor we hase
been accustomed, in this 'land OF steady na aom
10 deal in nothing but sober truth IN all ou' cT rhe
munica,ioRs, whether public or private. ~.
remarks of The Editor OF The Palladium, :up
pose. were drawn out by the false rePresen,auhU;" n
Of this newspaper pedar Of The Richmond n w% bs
sni oorss which has 10 resort TO such misera-
h q oa faleiaods 10 support itself. Yours, &c;
~ Mrridsn De- % lsi5 JOHN PARKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

lead US to suppose that The number OF persons
who were drowned or died from exposure, siroin
lG 10 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-02

nRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
IL AND DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI-
CiNES, by GAYNOR & WOOD,
jar. = No. AZ West Main Street