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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-24
Poetry,

Give copy from the Boston Daily Ad-
vcrtiscr, the following spirited Poem, which
was read at the Pilgrim Celebration at Plym-
outh OH Monday:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-24
The Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam,

us probably, almost without
IL a parallel in having, dur
ing trial of nearly 90 years,
fully maintained the high rep
utation which it has acquired
for Consumptive Complaints
and all diseases of the Lungs,
Throat and Chest. 1t has been
nSnn nrnhnhlu with nrnnfnr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-24
TAILORING.

TIT CURTIsswould inform tho r.,,
-. tants of st. Johnsbury and , vn!a,.
.aat he has just returned from the citv 'ulhI'y
he succeeded in obtaining first rS,o " 'ni
man, and is now ready TO do business % nm
latest and most approved styles. " 'A'
All work made in the shop warranted B., e.
N. b. Particular attention paid to sn " NJ
for others to make. 'u'ihg
Sept. 6, ls45. n,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-24

BLANKS, of various descriptions ~
at this Office.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-24
Edwards Il Dickerman.
ATToRNETs AND CoUNsELLoR, .rI.
Derby, Vt t1 G5AT
J. l.. EDWARDS. WIN. NJ. I,''lnb
COFFEE,

THE lovers of good Coffee, will s,,
n prime article of Moca, Java and " ma .
Kinds, for sale by the quantity alta In, o'He'
for cash at FULLER , e. oPrla
Lyndon, Dec. 25, 1s45. ~ So 40
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-24
The Pilgrims Vision.

by OLIVER wENDALL HOLMES.
In the hour oftwilight shadows
The Puritan looked out
lie thought oftho "bloudy Salvages,"
That lurlced all around about;
OfWiuNynwnct's pictured knife
And Pocksuot's whooping shout
For the baby's flesh was tender,
Though his fathers arms were stout.
His home was freezing cabin,
Too bare for the hungry rat,
Its roof was thatchcd with ragged grass,
And bald enough Of that;
The hole that served ior easement,
Was glazed with an ancient hat,
Aud the ice was gently thawing
From the log whereon he sat.
Along the dreary landscape,
His eyes went to and fro,
The trees all clad in iciclcs,
The streams that did not tlow;--
\ sudden thought flashed DER him
A dream oflong ago.
lie somte his leathern ierkin,
Aud murtnurcd Gwen SOL"
"Come bthcr, God.be- Glorifed,
And sit upon my knee,
Behold the dream unfolding,
Whereof spike to thee
BY the winters hearth in Layden,
And on the stormy sch
Tue is the dreams beginning,
80 may its ending be!
~ saw in the naked forest,
Our scattered remnant cast,
A screen ofshiveriug branches
Between them aud the blast;
The snow was falling round them,
The dying fell as fast:
looked TO see them perish,
When 10, the vision passed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
Extra
WEEKLY HERALD.
THE WAR ON THE RIO GRANDE.

The Third Edition of the Weekly Herald is now
ready.
contains the fullest and the best Of the bril-
liant battles OF Pale Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma that
has been given II splendidly illustrated with beau
tful view of the Camp of the Army Of Occupation"
at Corpus Christi; view of Galveston another OF
Vera Cruz and the Castle Of San Juan dUoa plan Of
the bombardment of Maiamoras showing the sweep and
range Of the position Of the armies
the sh and 9th instant and two maps the Rio Grands
Nueces, SC, sc.
Single copies, in wrappers for the mails, can be OBJ
tanned at tho desk at sixpence each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

for adding up three or four lines Of Arabic figures
in the bill, we think they ought to have gone to
school and learned how to add before they at
tempted to take the wig maker as client. We
added their bill up gratis, for we are profound
arithmeticians, and know how to add up four or
five sums, as well as to give advice to learned
lawyers in New York. This exception, partly
legal, and partly arithmetcal, we also admit.
The third and last exception is, that Tempeton
was not held to bail. We acknowledge this corn
also. Templeton was not held to bail, for neither
the profound lawyers of the wig maker, nor all
the bailiffs they engaged, could catch him. They
followed his trail for many days, like blind hounds
after fawn, but could not get him; when Mr.
Galbrath, his lawyer, out of sheer commisseration
substituted himself, in the sum of one thousand
dollars, rs bail for his client.
These learned gentlemen also complain, that
Mr. Galbrai,h, the counsel Of Templcton, has also
been our counsel. This corn we also admit. We
have employed this gentleman, because we found
him in possession of knowledge and accuracy in
his profession, equal at least to half a dozen of
the learned lawyers Of New York. As to our
being the particular friend or acquaintance Of
Templcton, we deny it positively. We never
saw him until he came to this country. We
nCNcI nave seen luuCn Oh MIN mere, ana we never
were the particular friend Of Tcmpleton, any
thing like that Of Clirehugh and MacLachlan, his
prosecutors were. We know no more about Tenn
pleton, than the Samaritan did the Jew, who fell
among robbers in going down from Jerusalem to
jericho. The Samaritan found the poor man rob-
bed and wounded, he bound up his wounds and
helped him along That is all our acquaintance
with Icmpleton Another, and the last point is,
denial that the claim set up is sirteen hundred
a@aors' Clrehugh and his counsel say, now,
that y IS only fre hundred. This is, certainly,
more funny still for, il we look back, it
seems to assume variety Of amounts Accord
ing to the following extracts, from the declaration
Which Is fisd in the Superior Court, il would
seem the original claim put forth was for sir thou
sand dollars. Here follows the document
NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT.
or december fermfo p tia Twentieth day Of December
in fAs ysr one fhoussnd eight HUNDRED dJortyHvs
VAR Clirshugh, plaintiff in this suit, by Earle and
fyisT his stscusys complains Of John Templstcn, Dc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

LIST OF DELEGATES.

Meet in Albany This Day, June l.
.dIseny.Horscs X Willard. Benjamin Stanton. Ira
.ailesaay-calvin r chsnbsrlain. VIM. O. Angel.
Broons-John Hyde.
Caysss-Pster Yawgsr. Elijah sheldon, Daniel J.
Shaw.
CAaufauque-Geo; W. Patterson Richard r Marvin
Chsnanse--sohn Tracy. Elisha D. Smith.
Columbia-Ambrosc L. Jordan. George C. CLYDE.
Corfland-John Miller
Dsiawore-Isaac Burr David 8. Waterbury.
Dutchsss-Charlss H. Rugglss, Peter X Dubois James
Tallmadge.-
Ens-Horauo }. Stow Absaom Bull Aaron ssli,bu.
ry,- Amos Wright.
Esser-George A. Simmons
Frankin-Joseph X. Flanders
FuIton-John L. Hutchinson.
Genesse-Aoses Taggart,- Samuel Richmond
Gresne-Rober Doron,' James Powersf
Herksmr-AIlchasl Hoffman, Arphaxed Loomis.
K.nss~aenry C. Murphy, Tsunis c. Bergen, Conrad
Swackhamer.
Lewis-Russell PARISH
Living ston-Alen Ayrault- VIM II Spencer
Madison-Federal Dana,' BENJAMIN +. Bruce
Monros-Fredk +. Backus,' Harvey Backus' Enoch
Strong
Mostsomery--John Nels, John Bowdish
F. Cornell Henry Nicoll Solomon Townsend Stephen
Allen John II. HUNT samuel J. Tildsn, Campbell 2
shepard. Robert II. Morris, George Manu. Alexander
+. Vache, David r. F. Jones'
Naeara-liirsm Gardner John Nv, ", McNM rav.ra
Huntingdon Harvey Brayton-
Onondaga-David Munro. VIM. Taylor, Cyrus II.
Ontsrio-Aivah Worden.- Robert c. Nicholas.
Oronge-John W. Brown, George w. Tuthi Lewis
Cuddeback.
! OrIeans-Wm. Pennman.'
| Osvsgo-Orris Hart, Serene Clark.
| Otsego-Samuel Nelson, Leyi 8. Chatheld, D. B. 81.
John.
Pufnam-Govcrneur Kemble
Queens-John L. Riker
RensssIaer-Abm. Witbeck jr, VIM H. Van Schoon-
hoven. Perry Warren
RicAmond-John T. Harrison
Rockland-John J. Wood.
Sarafsga-John X. Porter James NJ. Cook.
Sehrnecfady-Daniel d. Campbell.
Sceharie- aFm. c. Bouck, John Gebhard'
Seneea-1hsel Bascom..
St. Larrenes-Bishop Perkins. John L. Russell, Jonah
StesJln-Robert Campbell, jr, VIM. Herman B. g..
Brundage.
Su6oik-C c. Csmbreleng, Abel Huntington
Sulhvan-Wm. B. Wright
Tioga-John J. Taylor.
Tompkins-Thomas B. Sears, John Young.
Uister-James L. Forsyth Geo. q. Graham.
Worren-Wm. Hotchkiss
Washineton-Edward Dodd.' Albert L. Baker.
Wayne-Horatio N. Taft Ornon Archer
Westchester-John Hunter, Aaron Ward
Wyomins-Andrew w. Young
Yates-Elijah Spencer
wings.
Nominated by the wings and elected over tho regu-
larly nominated democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

The annexed list Is nearly the full amount Of the
rivals registered yesterday at the following hotels
AMERIcAN.-John II. Screven, South Carolina j. Ad-
ans, J. X. Adams, u g. Al q. H. Warren. Troy Jno.
Warran, Va. r. C. Machale. Va Lieut. WIN. Dowelo,
Y. s. A.. X Schrver, Troy D. s. Roberts, A. H. Alad-
die, U. 8. Army.
AsroR.-Mr. Oliver, Sing Sing Capt Hackstaf, Mr..
Jenner, Taunton Mr. Madison. do j. Shulleworth Lon
don Fred. Wood, stafordshire j. Hunter, Vermont
H. Brooke, Richmond A. Stow, N. c.; J. Lampkin,
Mississippi; DR.. Parks, Boston H. Laurens, N. o.; M
Charch, Mobile j. Briggs, Salem Js Kobb, Boston /;
Chapman and Gore, Boston r. Dana Boston; G. MoneLl,
Hudson Mr. Haser, N J. T. Pratt, PrattsvtIe u.
Robin, Philadelphia c. Keith, N. o. James Hunter,
Vermont
crrr,--H Pumiancs. u. 8. Navy s. H. Price, Yer.
mont Russell Dudley Va p. 6eIssc, Pha deiphia
Hon. J. j. skinner, New York Thos Blewik, Cclum.
bus Ohio W. Ill., Va Ed. Gard, New jersey r. Hart,
Troy Mr.. Fisher, Philadelphia.
FsAsxLir.-C. Starr. Michigan j. Mcintyre, Bangor
Geo Willard Toronto J. w. Bell, Albany J. O. Bell
Albany p s. Gagc, do A. f. Haxleton, Boston z.
Hale, Ohio Crowlhcr. England J. D. Champlin, Al
bany T. Jones, Hartford Js Daniel, Canada 7. For
syth, Louisville r. Hammond, 8. C.; +. Richmond, NJ
j.; =. 7. Cary, London; d. Bcadwill, Cambridge A.
Lester Canandagua
HowAnp.-Capt J. L. Hardy, Warrington A. Quack-
enboss, Albany c. Hughes, Philadelphia; jos Mallett
Rhode Island Jao New. Albany H. Conn. Boston, 4
Thompson do y. BAtss, y. Y; Hon u. Z. storrs, =
Warren, Chenango Co; r. Higgins, Ky; Richard and
Joel Higgins, Do; W. stuart, Maryland y " tsauy'
New Jersey,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

PArAL HoSoRa-Thc Pope has created Or. John
MCLAUGHLIN commandant Of the Hddson Bay Company
cyond the Rocky Mountains Chevalier Of the Order
ST. Gregory. His Holiness has conferred the honor in
acknowledgment OF tho services rendered by the Doctor
in the Of religion since the arrival Of the missona.
ries in Oregon.
Hon. Mn. RAvNEa.--we learn that the Hon. Kenneth
Raynsr OF North Carolina the staunch advocate OF whg
principles has quite recovered his health and been nom
mated tcr ssat IN The next Legislature u hps STATE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

eupss1sr Mnsasal TuAsssn 1br Youn9 Iadaass.
To fsS:sts and Qrardians.-Musis Tsusht De noss
Improved Msshed With ssa, rspid and
n ElrSps md who mpsrts with facility thorough
CANT and gr.csal execution Of taking few
female pupils either At her residence thsirs.
Ane aderessed to ~ the Office Of this paper. will
be attended 20 or application IS Mercer where
the lady resioes viii recsive personal maj I'm
Great Demand for News--Phaladelphia
Agents for the Herald, g. B. Zeber Co., Ledger Build
ing I'd street. below Chssnut where adv
csived and where those wishing subscribe will please
leave their and have the served regularly
their and dwellings ediasly aer the OF
Terms cents month"; including the Sunday He
raid; @ cents withouriI Single comics . cent? I'm
In enumerating, the other day, the pleasant
and desirable the city, for such our cssns
who might prefer the country 10 the city during the and
oppressive months OF inadvertently omitted ora
OF the pleasant and desirable Of s-the BON SEJOUA
Bergen Point NJ recently opened by d. W. Lockwoods
long favoraby known the popular and clerk
the Passaic land whose will found
Ia columns will be found desirable place
sojou. What with extensive grounds tasteully
laid in lawns and walks good shiny aud fine sailing
frsshing beezss from New York Bay and facilities
cess may safely recommend citizens The SAIL
by the Passaic and by the Port Richmond boats will
be found most delightful afordng does view OF
beautiful Bay and the picturesque scenery Of the
kn." From Jersey City we know Of no pleasant
sual parties Lockwoods will be found desirable place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
Suortine IntelIircnce.

Tar OaEAr kAcE To-Moaaow-Fashion, the ccle.
braed Northern mare is to meet Of Old Boston, her
old rival This promising young horse, who has won
all his races thus far has been by Colonel Johnson
after his old and intimate friend Rnggold" The OF
Rnggod has become "a tower OF strength I'm order
give time for all to reach the ground is to take
ceeded by the great contest between Fashion and
Rin0old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

We are hourly in the expectation of receiving ntelL
gence of tho capture Of Matamoras by Gen. Taylor II
it reaches this morning the particulars will be issued
in Extra Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

Aeompason Of quotations current at the close Of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week, shows decline Long Island Of per
cent, Harlem II, Farmers Loan, /, Norwich and wor
cester 1, vcksburg /. Reading and an improvement
in Ohio IS Of per cent Fennsylv ana ss :
The interest all Maryland State Loans. due LIST Jan,
ls4s win be paid by the Commissioner Of Loans eary
in the month Of June
The Bank Of Baltimore has declared semiannual
dividend Of three per cent The bank has likewise paid
tho State tax on its stock.
The Pstapsco Bank OF Maryland, at Elicott's Mills
has declared hafyearly dividend Of three per cent
The business on the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road for the past week In May this year compared with
the corresponding week in 1914 and lss5, shows in
crease Of about sixty-scven per cont compared with
Is4s. and about two hundred pcr cont compared with
l644 -
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Theatricals.

IARx-This evening the magnificent Historical tragedy
Of Richard Ill" will be produced, with all the spendor
which marked its representation during the last engage
ment of the Keans Mr. antakng the part Of Gloser
and Mrs Kean that Of Queen Elizabeth. The rich and
artistic scenery used its former representation the
Ss the rich and
former revival will be brought out this evening" and no
effort will be spared the part of the management to
Glostcr needless to say that it is the only Gloster of
the present day. and could be otherwise for he has
studied every even the minusst passages Of the play
nor il there single tone gesture, far reco
lection Of his acting throe months ago. u.s. out of
less and he has reduced that conception perfect
practice The tragedy will be repeated but few times
prior to the close Of Mr. and Mrs. keans engagement
BowERY THEArRE.-Miss Julia Dean, who has turned
the heads of the patrons Of the Bowery takes farewell
benefit at this theatre this evening She will appear in
two picces-as Margaret Gilmore in Loves Sacrifice"
and Julianna, in the Honey Moon" Mr. Scott and Mr.
Davenport taking the other principal characters The
admirers of this talented young actress have it in their
power to give her substantial token Of their estimation
and we have doubt they will. We hope to see the
bill is capital Miss Deans acting is capital is Mr.
SCOTS and the other performers and nothing to
prevent the young actress from having capal benefit
GREESwIcH THEATRE.-An excellent bill is to be pro-
scnted this evening at tho Greenwich. The perform
ances are to commence with the Loan of Lover" az
ter which Jumbo Jum" and the "Virginia Mummy
These are each Of them, capital things and bespeak
good house on the occasion.
Castle GARpKr-A concert Of sacred music was
given last evening at Castle Garden. very superior
concert is to be given this evening also. This
delightful retreat, and we are glad it 10 well patroni
zcd.
popular wherever they 60. Sands, Lent Co.'s circus
Is travelling through the State Of New York. and Howe
& Co.'S through Pennsylvania. They all doing
markedly wen. Rockwell Stone have been highly
successful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

o. Commodore James Renshaw, Of the United
States Navy, died in Washington city, on Friday
last aged 81 years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-29
AUCTION SALES.
By n. II. & q. IL. He'll, Aucts
NEGROES

Win be sold By Us this morning, a, 10 o'clock,
one Negro Man and one Negro Woman.
Dsc.29 N. b q c. b HILL, Aucts
HOUSE. SERVANT AND SEAMSTRESS
VIII be added 10 our saio This Morning al 10
o'clock, a likely Negro Gitl, IL gears old, good
house servant and sran>,ress.
Dec. % n. Il. s. B. HILL, Aucis.
TRUST SALE OF PROPERTY IN Gull
PEPPER.
DY virtue OF Deed oil Trns', executed b.
ID Thomas Green 10 me, which bears date on
The 81 day oil June, 1882, and has been duly re-
corded in Culperer, shall proceed 10 sell, BY
public auction, upon the premises, 10 The highest
bidder for cash, on Friday the ninth day OF ia
nuafy next, the properly conveyed by said
deed, which, in il, is thus deserted, 10 vii "All
taat certain lIaci or parcel OF land lying and be-
ing between Muddy Run and The Rappahannock
River a! their JUNCTION IL The County OF Cupeper.
Also The grown and underground forever on one
hundred acres Of wood land adjoining Tie above
tract, ih- fee simple in the same lUO acres being
claimed hy John Sianard and he heirs OF ID. Grin
nan, together win The nail situate on Muddy
Run, and all other buildings apperainins 10 he
land, which is the same lu pa:cel or Iact OF land
on which Moses Green nov resides, and which re
said Thomas Green purchased al Daniel " ard,
containing abuutiwo hnntfe! acres more or less,
exclusive II he 100 acres he Growth and under
growth OF which is hereby conveyed"
Tie title IS | believe, perfect, but as Trustee
Shall sell without Warranty
Dec. Odds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-29

Music
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAf
u BE had at z. Il. TdYLORS p,nnn 1

FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR;
IL Be had al P. II. TdYLOR'S Piano Forte
Hareroom and Muse Saloon, l60 Main
Street corner Of Hi
"'INHlS," said p, looking round him, "This
4 IS indeed comfortable" sour invariable
custom" replied w. Every body sits down
auh US 10 enjoy The Christmas and New Year,
daa While away the time with forteils and old
s'o'iss Come, my boy, stir the 6re" Up few
ae sparks in myrads az he logs we're stirred,
IN Inc deep red blaze sen, forth rich glow that
sas'Faled into the fauhest corner Of the room,
s'' cas- lis cheerful tins on every face
- Come, said W., "a song-a Christmas song ;
gre yon one in default OF better" "Bravo!'
.2- T. Fill up" cried W., all will be two
s.a'' good before you see The hctlom OF The bowl
,u''osA he deep rich color OF The wassail; fill
~ 81 foand-and now Tor the song" Thus
saying, ihe merry old gentleman, in a good
.slai, sturdy voice, commenced, without more
j., 4 : Christmas Carol; words by BOZ" music
by Russell.
Aier which, others OF the jovial company 50 ne
la us'no-' OF songs, among which were the lol
ps M,s,y Old chrissmas-a popular song; by A.
oy Wallace. ''Ae aND eAo' 20
Tue rue Oh and New Year; ballad; by Knight
linz. s nt~ rear Comes words BY J. B. Phil
up; music by J. P Knight.
D D.u LINES LII ballad; BY Knight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-29
10 The cash for prizes WILDE paid at sight by
UICEEI
SlrattOss,a Office.

SlfHEIOE1a OEicG.
MO. 5, SOETH 20 UR TIE EN- TIL
IN STREET..
Let allihe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArTCs'sthe man.
Drawn Nos. OF L-esburg, No. Co. Dec. IS
IS Is IL So "a 81 81 IS 80 53 81 IL Al As
Ticket Nos. "a 80 Al, a capital. sold and paid
BIZ STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongaia, No. 81. Dec. lS.
I'll Is 63 81 20 3 II 50 II 81 81 65.
Tickets, Nos. | G3 65-l5 81 3l--l5 81 CT,
and 20 Gl u.s. four more Capitals sold and paid
in one drawing, BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of New jersey, No. 100 Dec. II:
81 81 2 IS 20 10 - 60 10 II 81 80 80 IS.
Whole Nos. 10 - 50, priz, Of Sl25, sold
aud paid By STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra, No. ri3, Dec IL:
Al ~ C3 GO II % . IS 10 50.
Dawn Nos ii Lrc.bure, 10. ~. Dec %
is "a IL 5G II 80 - II Is 23 :.
Drawn No.. Of Alexandra, No s Dec. &c:
So - e. 10 GG IL i3 - II 76 81 II.
Ticket Nos 10 50 60 a mall Prize Of = 500,
sold and paid by STRATUM.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK!
1900 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. 1903.
Capitals: $4,000, $3.50, $500, 2,l45, 1000, 10
Of i 800, 10 o; $50, 10 Of 1890, &c. 10 Nos,
II drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 81; quarters rs.
10000 DOLLARS. 5000 DOLLAKS!!
WEDNESDAY-Aex Lottery, No. 81.
Capitals: $4,000. 0ou. 1000, $50, 10 Of 1000,
&C. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets IS; halves 2
80; qnareF, | -.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No 1904.
Capitals: 10 GOO dollars, 10000, $500, a0S9, Is
Of 1000, &c. - Nos. ID drawn. Tickets s.;
1000 DOLLARS 500 DOLLARsM
FRlDAY-Mo Hon2aia Lottery no. 80. Ca
pitais $1,000. 1900, 100, 1000, 49,, Of 400,
&C. IS Nos, I3 dr.%u. Tickets e: halves !;
quarters 80 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1909 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-SusseA Lottery, Extra. No.
/. Capitals: $1,000, lG0G GAO, &c, &c
IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50
cents; quarters 25 cenis.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS
MONDAY MORNING Alexandria Lot
,ery, No. A. Capitals. S30,000 $4,000, 1000,
3,270, 80 OF 1000, 50 oi 5n0, &c. Is Nos. Is
ulawn. Tickets SIG; halves .; quaIlefs2 80.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates 81 Packages
and single Tickets IN all the lotteries, will be
promptly attended o. and4rawneS sent whenre-
oues;cd. Please address orders to
N. S1RATTON,
Dec Is Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-29
NEGRO HIRING.

FNHE subscribers lender their services 10 lheiT
i friends and the public, 10 hire GU! their NJ
6RoEs for The ensuing year.
They would advise those who wish 10 employ
them to inform them as early as practicable, that
they may have an opportunity vi obtaining goOd
hames and gait pric.slor their negroes.
They hope that an experience oi several years
will enile them 10 liberal share Of patronage.
Their uffice is on the corner oil Franklin and
18th streets, 10 rear o. City Hciel, formerly Bell
Tavern. N. Z. & e. B. HILL.
Nov. 30-d&ct;5!hJ
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Negro Hiring.
THOMAS Fl. TALIAFERRO

THUMAS II. TALIiF EKEU
OFFERS his services again 10 his fends and
~ The public generally in hiring OIL Negroes
for the ensuing year. and collecting all claims
entrusted TO his care-aiso, renting ou Houses,
and selling all kinds OF Produce. He takes this
method OF informing those who wish u employ
him, that il would be advisable 10 infoim him as
early as they can that he may have an apportuni-
ly of getting good homes. lie pledges himself
that every exerlion shall be used 10 obtain good
prices and good homes. and hope. that an
experience OF fifteen years will eniilc him 10
share Of patronage.
II He will al all times be found al Messrs.
n. B Il G. 3. EIill's Office, opposite Messrs. X.
Fl. Dickinson g. Brother, Franklin Street, in
rear ofthe Bell Tavern Nov. 4-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-29
NEGRO HIRING Sc

THE subscriber al his oil stand, Main street,
i corner below The Banks, coninues 10 Hire
our Negroes, ReEt ouI Houses AMI attend 10 Col
leclions OF every kind Persons intending 10
send Negroes 10 be hired on, Tor he ensuing year
ought 10 send them 10 him as som after Christ
mas as possible hereby securing better homes
and prices. Every attention in sickness is given
TO the servants.
Mr.. Z. G. TUNSTALL will continue 10 as
sisl him in hiring. RICHARD HILL. JR.
Dec i-d&clllinIan