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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

The Pos, Master General has addressed a
.--lat TO the various Post Masters Of The
.-.rg, notifying them that they cannot ex-
1., e. .e,8.a their Offices unless they give their
attention Co their duties
SIR '~oaSsoN mas no notion Of havinga pay
vs reve.lu- about ia Id.sness 90
-@ ,l.41es. waI.e they leave hIm 10 -
.o -1.lu yf acknowledgement m The
p irresponsible dePutes-SPsd q
R---,t.. ~ hs-, r,f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

Wv Orleans papers, received last night,
sale .r,'.~ only persons known 10 be lost in
.' cabin OK The Maria was Mr.. JAWS
-rs1r, pracipa! clerk ofthe boat and Mr..
>rt.t L tiElRS. third engineer. No other
- are menuC1el.-BGI. .49ssr. Dee. /.
We axe great pleasure IN publishing the
wig pltgoue sentiments, contained IN a
rom a distinguished member Of the
" rlrtr, "a the interior Of Virginia. They
Ss Themselves win great force TO the
'--a pride, and are well calculated to
7-l-- el-lusasm m the hearts Of those who
- about 10 volunteer their services for the
+.7N M w1T.-Bchnoad Enqairer.
-- myself fully approved the measures
i-T.rnIaeEt, which led TO the existing
T' .7Ta 80 far contemplated with delight
H.- sIcre=s Of cur arms, ulged with
li regret, except that Virginia has
-' lex accustomed share n those sur
Pes - peril and 1-a1wni aa3 J desire
F. sae 0Ir YIaGlyIA REGUtESr ~organIzed
Q d .ass as broad and patriotic as the
--r -4,5ull Interests for which lhey wall be
-'-I 70 sled their blood.
us7e no doubt applications for military
@ G-as wdl b. numerous. In my ludg-
--. -.5ces lav1Ivins thar grade AMI dIsunc
- .al-Id not Be the subjects OF application.
--en1aGon, or solicIt2uOa but no man
" bears wiiAIn his bosom q J ugugfc heart,
! am sure. feel hluseif at liberty to de
-s aaa, It 1t should be rendered to him"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

nRIED PEACHES. Dried Apples. White
AZ Beans and Mercer Po;ators-for sale BY
Nov % BURNS s VANARSDALE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
Great inducements TO Snbscribe

We offer to all persons becoming subscri-
hers. a copy Of cur new work, jus. published,
entitled the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
ND. CONSOLIDATED LO1TERE.
Class ), for 1916
SCHEME

To Be drawn At Baltimore, on Fnday. Dec.
II, lSiG-6 Nc. Lou'y-I2 Drawn Bal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03
GODDESS FORTUNE,

ORDERS from any part OF the Union
~ faithfully attended to by return mail. and
the Managers Official Drawing forwarded
Immediately to all who order from this Office.
H-Confdence strictly observedn
"Our doubts are traitors, and make Us lose
the good we Off might via BY fearing 70 al.
tempL"-SbakspeGFe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-03

-22 Acres Of which is under cultivation, aud
the balance in THRIFTY TIMBER. The
neifs IN number) are conveniently laid of,
Bars and Gates leading to the Barn ward.
through which passes a aersr Jsiling stream Of
tcGteT. The are also tuco Herer faiitag SprHzy
and a standing Pond Of water, watering three
Of the fields, and a nsrer Jailng HeH IF rrater
in the yard, with a Pump in Il.
The rnurrvaurzr+e - r~vrE ~.-ktn 81 -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17
APPRE n I &c E S
HORACE MANN.

at 10 seldom that an apprentice WHO makes MS
masters interest his own, does not receive u re-
word bv kindness and favors while an nrpren-
tice: and in after life no is quite sure TO he pros
porous in business, and respected and useful
man,
The above is a s.truc BILL" but II is not cur
rent with apprentices in these days. Their solo
MIN would appear to DO 10 shirk tho labor re
oulred Of thcm--to pass their time IS IDLY rs
nosaiblc-and if the master il induigont, to I'M
pose upon his generosity. BY not acquiring tho
habit Of working quickly, they inevitably be-
como slow workmen. BY being late. morning
noon and night. they become confirmed Iaggards
md nrc never liked by their employers. Lack
INC honesty Of heart 10 make tho employers in
terest his own, he embraces every opportunity
for neglect, and thus acquires both n name and
hnbit Of unfai,hfuncss. For, know, yoong mon,
,ha, hnb,ua unfai.hfu'ness sprlngcth up from
small beginnings. and whit you mny consider
unsuitable in the commencement, from its appa-
rent insigniicancc. Gro long grows 70 unpartona-
bleness. in tho eyes of others Re prompt. then.
in the discharge of your duties, that when tho
RESPONSIBILITIES and solf-dcpcndenco Of manhood
shalt have crcpt upon YOU, community may not
poin, its finger al Irresponsible md unreliable
nerson See TO il in the days of thy youth, that
thy reputation doth not suffer. and thy con-
science rus,o,h not. shall thy days be long re-
membered with honor, and thy namo as treas
ure.-(Oasis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17
The Battle OF Monterey.

Whatever NAV b, our opinions Of the justice
or the poticy OF tic Mexican war. of OF the cut
m Bile negligence Of tho administration IN lis pro-
secntfon We may ali take p5caSare In recording
for future reference. tho bo.d daring aua Cool
bravery Of or troops. whether raw Of veteran,
Whenever and wherever engaged. no n4tter what
the O. Ids acainst tacGa or the advantage IN posi-
tian u Inc cnesug. Those art&-lhis canfaet-
enter luta tho national ch1ra@tar--nt winch We
ehouti ALI M ptoaj: and they should be per
t,etaasca ana aauaat 1ova = future rs. IS Pt5t
Of our history. The follow ~ remarks on this
head from .se National ln.e..ss9nccr. are exactly
in point GIn Naz.
"The steady oai persavcrine bravery display
cd bv tho American troops III s:ormiag tho yari-
Gus batteries md cntrca-aed positions Of the
enemy during three successive days. won}tl. we
NAV aflirtn WITH confidence. have d9no honor 10
the bes. veterans OF Franco or England, md the
CAPTURE of tho CITY Of Monterey, strong as i was.
both bv nqtaro and art. and courageous'v defend
cd. nav vie with the mos. daring and brilliant
achievements of the Pcnus liar And w.1at
renders this victory the moro honorable % the
native bravery of troops their inherent
heroi<tn, as n London paper has Justly styled III
Is tina, great portion Of than The volunteers
were wha, nigh. be termed raw troops-never
before having been under IN cnony's frc--and
the remainder. the regulars. had only shoe,
time before baen. for tile first time. il open fed
Of action. Yet these men. led il j. true BY Of
fcers worthy them ana of their ON 7 lineage. bnt
a unused % the dread artillery and carnage Of
battle. insrepdiv stornaei battery after battery.
ii the face Of the most raking mi destructive
fire, until victory crowned their heroic bravery.
I'VE coatemn Cascoaa3c All ali cSt-afa -ans
gorliIcatian bit. Uliaoa: Wanting Or vain cry.
the whole natien may be proad. indeed. 81
H1entz wt1ieh 30 such honor - the Aa1eri-
can name, and which would have she'd lusg-e On
TIE brich:cs: eroch of :i,a Republic
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

.,l;nc ,h,.f who cannot eat, sleep II peace who
thinks there i. an officer at his back, and unto
whose ear every rus,ng leaf and whispering breeze
cries "stop thief
yo must be Reiigous-tllat is, yoa mast be grateai
:, r 3D. obey laws, love and obey His minute excel
,encies The works Of God full Of wonders ana
beauties He has laid the foundations Of tbs Universe
in miracles. and filled with starry splen-ors Eut Coo
i. greater than His works Ii you delighted and
charmed with curious instrument, with piece Of ex
quisitely wrought machinery would you ke 70 know rs
con,river and buderespecally if his ingenious MIND
and skiifu hand could perform thousand such MASTER
pieces in day II you were SO capva.ed BY Doof'
that after reading it through score OF tunes You st
would turn back pages and commence Il agth with
ever-repewing delight should yon like TO know the
author Of that bookcspeciay if you had learned that
every word his lips like fresh glowing Pictnre
that all the Of his voice were enchanting muse
and that every aspect Of his counte nance would hr
with admiration and love7 SUCH and more than ths
and more the tongue OF OF angel can decf
be- is your Maker; and he who does not Know HIM. tho
he may know every thing else, il ignorant Of the great
est and part all knowledge. There IS no other
conceivable pryaton to be compared with this Ii u
snnn be blind. he but ooscs the outward light If rnan
deaf he but loses music and the sweet converse Of
friends II be bereaved Ct connpanious and the
nearest kindred piucked from his BOSOM
if he be prosecuted and imprisoned ami ora limb from
temporary cloud which Will pass away like the FaPor
OF the morning But if he Is without Co.,, ne IS d
wandercr and solitary being i'll the Universe, with no
haven hope before him, when beaten upon by the
storms Of fate; with no homo or sanctuary to iee to-
though all the spirits Of darkness should have made hln
their victim.
These things, dear Children and such as these you
were made for. You made for them, as the rich
corn and delicious fruits made to iii The fertile
Valleys and may your efforts, encouraged am and
by divine goodness enable you to fulfill the purposes
Of YOUR creation. Remember, though snned, Par
ndise was destroyed. The sinner driven from
Eden but Eden itself remained 1t be entered again
You can enter and make it your
am. Mr.. Superintendent. and Dear Children, very
truly and faithfully, your friend,
HORACE MANN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17
WAYNE COUNTY EDUCATION SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of this society, was hold
nj Ccn,royille on Friday and Saturday. Oct. Il
and l7;h Several resolutions were adopted. and
nmonc them. n vote ofthnnks 10 the society form
ed in New England. for the benevolent and phi
lon,bronic enterprize, of furnishing qualified f.
male teachers for the schools IN our own md SIS
.er States Resolutions wore adopted. 10 memoir
i.lizc the legislature 10 appoint n Superintendent
Of Common Schools. whose whole ;1lno shall be
devoted to visiting tho schools. collecting Infor-
mntion, suggesting improvements. delivering lee
lures &C. &C., And also. for m alteration in
orr school laws,-the establishing of Norm1}
School, ard for law 10 tax tho inh1bft7nts of
Wayne county. for the purpose OF dlfilIslnr more
efficiently, the blessings of Common School cd
ucn,'on 10 the children Of that county. An ex-
cellcn, practical address, Delivered bv Mr..
Hobbs Principal of the Whitewater Seminary,
on Friday evening. and on Saturday. the Ljttor
Of this pa per, delivered lecture upon some Of
tho causes, thu. have contributed n lower ;ha
standard Of Common School education III our
State.
WAYNE county IS doing moro for tho causa G.
Common Schools. -using moro efficient means,
ancc Of the State of Indiana. There thir
teen townships in the county, IN part Of those
township associations have already been formed.
and in the balance, gentlemen, members Of the
society," volunteered their services 10 deliver adj
dresses, and organize associations. The coavcn-
ton appointed committees to report q: the mex.
meeting. tho best plan Of district school house.
the bes; series Of school books and tho bas.
manner of communicating Instruction. Several
spirited discussions upon the adoption of somc of
tho resolutions increased tho ntcres; of the NEE
ting, and awakened feeling that trust will
be productive of much good.--lSchool Advocate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

4 D>rISIsTRsTOR'> s.LE---W III be sold On the
n 5ta cay or December next, at the residence VI
Matthew B. Cochran. the personal property Of ANA t.
Prize deceased bel and be4dIng sofa chairs. Tribe.
stands, earpengs pots, kettles, nneenswar. small lot
OF COOS, many ether articles, here inserted
Terms made known day Of sale Sale to Conn
{: 10 O'Clock, said day, when due Attendance
r-Iu be given b. NaTTHE" p. COCHRAN, Acrn'r
Eo~ l1th. 1916 4;3ss
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

Michigan. The Wings here. every where else.
are the gaining haac. the Locos triumphant;
they carry the Congressional delegation an1 the Legs
Iatn-e, but by greatly reduced ma oELtles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

e $ senator.--The Legislature Of Rhode Island has
elected John H Clarke Senator Congress- for years
from the ith Of March next, when aIr Simmons
vii! expire.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

Ne'rs to,taeaeiIae election in Iowa seems be IN
suspense; wings and loeoS bot. claim .- Gen. her
ney, beug duly authorized by the President of ths [
States, has appointed Governor, secretary Of Sstc.
T. :. District Attorney. Marshall, Treasurer AI tor
and Judges Of the supreme Court for the goyernoenf e
New Nsxno Iie Cincinnati z,,ts g-si ASS what
raay not the President do Where tie Limit to rs
power IN acquiring territory He If this conduct be
justified, tolerated, force the COUNTRY INTO W.: var
ONCE begun he any amount Of foreign soil am
aathIs without aegnlag ask the assent Of Congress or
stopping enquire what Constitution 35eS or does
not forbid 'i he National IA,efiicencer tho Iath
lHst- announces the cesh Of Coauo=ore john y Me-
oisoo, Of the T. = Navy. tn E33 year 4 his aae--
Cen TatIor st.ll Il Monterey the last accounts
end is preparing 70 MAKE further progress Mexico
he has G)13 troops with hsn 500 troop. ca,ar.o:
considerable force al Naafsoras. and Gen Hoos
ION is moving from Bexar Texas to osn him. No
attack Yet Vera Cruz by the L. : Savs.-.iua w
catan schr Ventura, with ); 9) specie, quantity
logwooi, hats, SC boar4 sazei by tn, T. a4s-
thorlties the p inst y. Orleans; Iucatan having
declared III fIyor Of Gexico-It has bacn found .l-
possible get Tic steamer 6raat Teslta e
SANDS At Dan tram Bay-s4 l23.o29c ana was IN
sn-ei for only z1,331E which s4i4 rs
refuse pay grosat vessel W.T. ro'
gross ne gcctTtte Native americans are united 70 q
7aan in CoBgressToa. Lewis Levin, be.ar their Unq
rePrese ntative.ssa little Leo5a g..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

THE NEXT CONGRESS

Al who hal Gonhts about the Of the y L :
elect3nI arsty Of the members the popular
branch Of Congress. may give those doubts 10 the
wIa4- Iaas STAINS the account at present:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17
~ Tho New York yankee Doodle cor
,ains tho following advertisement:

"srRArEp OF STOLEN. from the premises of tic
subscriber, on or abou, tho 18th Of October last.
a likely apprentice named Pennsylvania. Had
on at the time Of the departure, complete drab
sui, of clothes. somewhat, the for wear
There were also in his pockets sundrv promises
70 pay. mostly duo in England. OF no possible usa
even TO the owner 4 reward of 50 per cent. in
coal and iron will be paid for The return Of the
delinquent before April next.
JAMES FrcE.S.x. Secretary of State"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

Nt::Is:tsh.--9n THURSDAY l,st attae Civ Hotel hy
jams Il Pc. FL NJ Jean nrtaat oi Jless3nsblr..
to Mss L8eIna D.assi144e. Of Z i#a,rI ~. e.:y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

"A 'aeofoco paper 10 Georgia. i3zt previous
10 tie election IN TINT State. oser ANXIOUS ltz, nj
III party should vote. called on ..he shaaas Of liz
departed 70 b. present 4: tEa essc.iea. It's
SP.r; call has raisod tae question. whether cao~:
arc entitled - vote, o1d tie lawyers i, the ias
accounts ..oro examining the authorities tn
subjoc:. Lawyer Reid. Of tic JetTarsonan. We
hope wi! examine this question. mi civo tho
result Of his liberal and CT sa:enei.' dsqais-
tons % the "hones. thinking and unbiased por
ton Of The electors Of the fourth Congressional
Dis.rlct-.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

J. oar Mayor, married sonsboy las zvee.: but
can't publish fotii:l y tins vee1. 5e.4ass Ia, h1sn't
as-e4 taer ana tie all,t sen Us any cake,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

Na5ie u-s:u her in poF; lets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-12
Natural Bridge,
IN VIRGINIA, FOR SALE.

I'm EoIt S1a6it'
THIS great Natural Curiosity, win the Land and
Buildings h,rccn, is offered for SALE
The Natural Bridge tract Of land contains about l6O
acres and his on il Hotel, Mercantile Store House,
Blacksmith SHOP and other buildings
The Hotel is so feet length two ana three stories
hiah contains Is rGons, together WIN comfortable ca
hin rooms adjacent. The mercantile house Is sufficient
~ large and convenient, and i most desirable stand
for mercantile operations The whole property u rent
Ing for 800 per year. and possession can oc gwen
immediately the present tenant oi ur nose viii con-
tinJe Ills lease f.: az ,wo wears ~ ,c oplo oil me
purchaser.
The undersigned i now CONSTRUCTING, 5rd wiz ~ a
few days have in operation, descending anu ascend
ing car with sur secure machinery AMI hAtrres that
vis,ters will b. Enabled tie bridge without thr
labor Ct ndng and desceuiar The old rugged path
way: ard light tax OF twenty-five cents upon Inc ten
thousand visitors who ANNUALLY stopping at the
hotel together with lhe permanent and unTivalled sd-
yantaces of its location, makes probably The most va
Iuabl- property In the country. Two OF The greatest
thorouchfares in Virginia pass over ~ ana as thefe 10
bu one Natural Bridge in the world no future state OF
circumstances can raise up rival.
Persons desiring purchase will address themselves
10 Gen c. p. DORNAN, Lexington, Va, VINO IS iuiiy
authorized TO make sale Of the same.
The title 10 the abore property IS unquestionabe,
having been patented Presdsn, Je-son and bought
bv ;hr undersigned froEi his Executor.
lime o-dSclawSw JOEL Lht hb.tSD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-12
Strassess,s office.

MO. 6, SOUTH FOUR TENTH
In STREET.
Let allthe world say wha, they can,
For selling prizes STRATToH's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass go,
June Sih:
25 Q % / 65 GO 81 Is 10 63 2S.
Ticket Nos. 6 25 65, Capital, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers OF New Jersey No. So, June q:
10 Ga 10 60 1 8 10 IS 35 Al 65 so 49 % 80.
Ticket Nos. 10 SO IS, another prize Of 800,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware As, June 10Th:
SIS 81 IS 81 rs G3 % &c 4 10 so So.
Schemes for the Week.
Drawing rceeiued emery day al O'Clock. P. H.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Friday -Monongalia, No. "a. Capitals S4,-
600, /, 900 GAO, &c. is Nos, II drawn Tickets
81; halves so cts; quarters IS CTS.
1000 Doilars 1000 Dollars!
Sa,urday -(Drawing received by Sundays
maiD Sussex, Extra, No. 81. Capitals: "a
900, 1000, &C. IS Nos, 70 drawn. Tickets
/; halves SO cts. quarters % els.
$4,000 Dollars 10000! 5000 Dollars!
Monday morning Alexandra, No. 3D.
Grand Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000,
1850, 1900, 10 Of 1000, &c. 66 Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets $40; halves D; quarters 5U.
Adventures should pay particular attention 10
the above scheme as there are more prizes than
blanks in it
N. B.-Tickels in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. J. G Gregory & Co., the Managers, for
sale at this Office, and on lhc same terms.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, Will be
promntly attended TO, anddrawings sen, when re-
Dl,,ra orders
N. STRATTON,
LIMA Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-12

IN observation-disclosures AT Circuit Superior
Court Of Law aud chancery, continued aud held Tor
Cumberland county, nj The Courthouse OF said county.
on fri!ay, the 9Th day Of March 1915:
william Miller. Thomas Miller and Virginia Miller.
children Of William a. Miller, deceased. Anderson
Miller and Arniis,cad Miller the last of whom, being
an infant, by John W. iiask.as, lis next friend,
against flainfih-;
Henry r. Eancs, formerly Sheriff Of Amelia, and Ad-
mjni-trnlor OF John Webster deccased who was fol-
mrry sheriff of said county, and Administrator with
The will annexed Of Dabney Miller, deceased, James
RlanIon Executor Of Willis B!anton, deceased, who
was Administrator de bnnis with Tie will annexed
of Dabney Miller, deceased and also guardian OF An
dcrson Armsead and Charlton Miller, deceased, Jar.
rel A. letter William Green Administrator Of Edward
Green deceaeed Anstin Seay, formerly Sheriff O. Ane
lia and administrator de bonis non VITA the will an
neIed Of the said Dabncy Miller, deceased James W.
Harris, Sheriff of Powhatan, and AZ such administrator
of Edward p Hasns deceased, John y. H.skiGs. Ey-
land Miller Clement CrUfe and aliie his wife, iohn T..
Croyvder and Virg,ui his wife, Thomas Scn and Jn-
di,h his wife, formerly Judith Wcmacs, Nathan No
mack and 4. B. Waltba, Executor o: nahnry Miller,
deceased be!-hdant-:
The Court doth ad,udse, order and decree, that all
persons having c!airS against the Estate OF the SAID
ahney Miller, deceased. he. and they are hereby re-
ouIred 10 exhibit tie same for settlement before
tie fourth Monday in July next, before lez Ford one
of the Commissioners OF This Court. who Is required TO
r.aminc state and settle the same and make report
thereof this Court and that copy OF this order be
published In the Richmond Enquirer for eight weeks
successivey and also posted at the door OF The Court
house of this county on two several Court days ana,
an thr nppication OF the plaintiffs the Court doth fur
Their adudge order and decree that all persons having
claims asan. Estate Of the said Charlton Miller,
deceased be- and they hereby required, 10 exhibit
the same for settlement or before the fourth Mnnday
in july next before n. Ford one OF the Commissioners
Of this Court who required 20 examine state and SCI
tie the same and report 10 this Court; and that c"py
az this order fer il relates The creditors OF the
said Chniiion Mitr, deceased, lie published IN me
Richmond Enquirer for eight weeks successfully. nnd
oostt al the door % the Court house o this county on
Nav Iswewsw- D. q. WOoisoS, u. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-12
NVOrtnaa,a,s Office.

mo. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
One Dollar Scheme-Va. Monongalia Lottery
as No. A-to be drawn al The Exchange Ho
"a; 5 o'clock, P. M. Sales close at o'clock
CANALS: 1000, 1000, $40, 459, Q of 300, 2 o
10 5 OF $50, 5ef I25, 10 of 100, 20 OF so, 81
II 50 &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Whole Tick
~ s., shares in proportion.
Two LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW
F'.;-Spendid Scheme! $4,000 dollars Ca
a.,-Alexandria Lottery, Class No D. Draw
:; comes per mail Sunday. Capitals: 5000
ais, 10000, 5000, 1900, l,750, 1900, 10 oil
ee. Is OF 500, 20 oil $50. IS Of 200, 80 of $50,
;;soi 100, &c. sc Nos, and l3 drawn. Whole
'seis 10 dollars-shares in proportion. A GER
Lac Of package of whole tickets costs 10 so;
are, and quarters in proportion.
asg Sussex County Lottery, Glass Ne. S4.-
,pltsls: $4,000, 1000, $40. 459, Of 300, 9 OF
", 5 II $50, Of l25, 10 Of 100, 90 OF GO, 80 OF
&c. Drawing received Sunday. Whole
'eis i shares in proportion.
lotteries to BIO Drawn ut Alexandria Soon,
Iane lS!h-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 23-
|SVoO dollars, 10000, 5000, 1900, 1850, 1900,
"Tlzes OF 1000, sc. Tickets 10 dollars.
;a ,aae 2o,h-AeIandria Lottery, Glass No. a.
SsND collars, 10000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1858,
pies Of 900, 100 of 500, &c. Tickets II
'-ai:s 10 each Lottery in proportion.
;. CHAS. WORKMAN,
.aae Il Richmond Va.