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The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-10

THE WEEKLY FoUNTAIN.-As soon as
foe hundred subscribers are obtained, we
shall commence the publication Of zceskly
Temperance newspaper, under the above
head, containing all the reading matter of
the tri-weekly, and other articles adapted
for circulation III the country. Price, one
dollar per year. Persons remitting five dol
lars, in current money, postage paid, will
receive six copies. Payment always in adj
vance.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-10
For the Columbian Fountain
The Druakard's Wife.
BY REV. NEWTON HEsToN.

G@s BY REV. NEWTON HESToN.
| saw her when happy GIRL
Twas then the rosy morn of youth;
And her hands were raised to unfurl Ft
The pennant of life's early truth. sa
saw her next virgin fair,
In innocence and beauty bright,
The zephyrs playing with her hair, sIl
And round her beaming homes sunlight.
saw her loyed-that love return,
And pour her souls devotion on F.
Z The altar of its hopes, where burn RI
The fires Of faith and truth anon:
And next saw her at the shrine
OF holy matrimony bending
She whispered softly, III be thine
.$ It'll life, its fire shall be spendingl'
She ne'er forgot that solemn VOW;
And when the storm and tempest came,
She said, Can forget thee now,
When men speak evil Of thy name'
Nay, I'll not forsake thee dearest,
Tho scathng lightnings flash around
And iife's buoyant joys the brightest, '4
M Should fall like fow'rs upon the ground !'
saw her then-O! fearful thought
drunkard's broken-hearted wife
And every thing around was fraught $50
With miseries of human life. t#l hns
heard her ragged children cry, .gai.
And saw them shiyering in the cold:
They could not tell the reason why
rTha;r III ~ bo,,.,l IN -. 1.a- l.l
saw her next widow sad
Her husband in the drunkard's grave
In bitter tears of sorrow clad,
For these were all that she could save
All else but sighs and tears and groans e
Had ruthessly been torn away b
In tender lone, these music moans,',
TIE dealer out Of death /" let stay!
llookd again, and she was dying;
Life's energies could stand no more
And near her bed grim death deserving,
She smiled to think her sorrows DER.
heard her then one long sigh give. ,Jz
Twas grief's signal Of departure, @
From one who would not always live
Thus she spoke in deaths last torture:
The scenes that once shone round me bright
Ri Are fading now in midnight gloom,
While every thing that meets my sight
Reveals the grave as soon my doom.
would not stay for ever here,
poor and broken-hearted thing
fain would die, and wander where
Despair spreads not its raven wing"
5rH JAN, 1916.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-10
LA TER FROM TEXA S,

The returns Of the recent election in Texas,
owing to the badness of the roads, have been slow
in coming in. II is is generally thought, how
ever, that Gen. j. p. Henderson has been elect
ed Governor of the new State over his opponent,
Dr. Miller, by a handsome majority. Gen. H.
is one Of the most popular men in Texas, and
will doubtless make a most excellent officer.
Gen. Burleson has been elected Senator from
Bastrop county, Col. Volney T.. Howard from
Bexar, Col. Cnney from Fort Bend and Austin,
Judge Williamson from Washington. The Hon.
N. II. Darnell has probably been elected Lient.
Governor over Col, Horton It was understood
that Gen. Chambers had been chosen to the Sem
ate from the Liberty and Jefferson district, and
Mr.. Brashear from Hairs
The United States revenue cutter Woodbury.,
Captain Foster, arrived at Galveston on the 25th
instant.
A letter from Corpus Christi, dated on the 18th
instant, is published in the Houston Telegraph.
We give the following extracts:
From four to six vessels arrive daily at Cor
pus Christi, and their cargoes meet with ready
sale. The Mexican traders feel secure, and
come here in large numbers, always leaving the
specie for what they carry off,
"Fonr of the finest horses belonging to the
company of Capt. Bell were stolen on the nighI
of the 9th inst. The company went in pursuit
OF the thieves on the following morning, but lit
tie hope was entertained that they would be re-
captured"
The river opposite Detroit, is SO fast closed by
ice that teams were crossing on Saturday the
10th inst.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-10

IT PREa CHING 1T THE CAPITOL.
The Rev .septimus Tuston, Chaplain to the Sc
nate, may be expected to preach in the Capitol on
Sunday next, at Ii o'clock, A. M.
Jan. TO- lS46 s-
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-10

sI5 The members of the DIsTRrcT AssEmR,y
OF Y. b. of L. will meet on Saturday, 3Oth instant
at 8 O'Clock, at the room of Dr. F. Howard, Ilth ST.
Every member is expected to be present, as busi-
ness of Importance will then be considered and ac
ted upon. u. WARD. President
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-10

NIOTlCE.-There will be Temperance Meet
lN ing held in the Methodist Protestant Church,
near the Navy Yard on Sunday afternoon, the llth
Instant at half past two O'Clock, at which time
Mr.: West Of New York, (by particular request,)
will deliver the same address delivered on Christ
mas night, in the Ninth streeth Church. The Rev.
Dr. Matchett, and other speakers, will be present
The Sons and Brothers of Temperance, and the
public are earnestly solicited to attend Those
who advocate the moderate use Of ardent spirits,
and those who can see no necessity for so much
ado about Temperance, will please attend, and
they will hear something to their profit
J. FUG1TT, r.. s.
JAN TO- Sons of Temp. Howard Div. No IN
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GRAND DIVIsIO.E S. OF I

GR0H.NU DIVISION S. OF T.
IP The regular quarterly session of this D-
vision will be held on Monday, the 18th instant, at
2 o'clock, p NJ, at their hall on street Repre-
sentatves are requested to be punctual in their
attendance,
Jan. 10. Il. X. OFFUTT GRIND Scribe r,
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THECOLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.
sffURDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, 1916.


For the convenience OF our friends
and advertising customers, we have placed a
Letter-box, for the reception OF communities
tions and advertisements for the Fountain, al
the Dsug Store of Mr.. CHARLES SToTT, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH street
ANY thing left as above will meet with prompt
attention.
To THE INHABITANTS OF THE DISTRICT
TAKE NoTIcE.-We feel bound to intro
duce for your consideration the proprietty
of having the Charters Of each city soframed
that the voters in each Ward shall determine
with regard to the sale of intoxicating
liquors within their bounds. To this we
should think no friend of liberty or repub-
licanisn can object. We shall be pleased
to receive the opinions for and against such
measure, and will insert in our paper any
respectful communication. 1t is light and
truth we wish to follow after, and be gov
erned by.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-10

/ The river opposite Detroit, is SO fast closed by
ice that teams were crossing on Saturday the
] 20th inst.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-10

!, If people do not wish their friends to die
in grog-shops, let them use their influence
and example to keep them away from such
places. While they live, let them help on
the total abstinence cause. Let them help
on this paper We will do all we can to
stop the stream, by breaking up the source.
If people wish their friends to die respec-
table, let them encourage sobriety. sThc
end Of all things is at hand--be ye therefore
sober, and watch unto prayer'
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Real Estate

AND PERISIiABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE, At
PURLIc AUCTION, IN TIE TOW OF MAN
CHESTER.
az TUESDAY, the Eth day OF ;a;ch ne.i, a, -
~ O'Clock, NJ, viii he s"d. at Public AhchGa,
ISL Thai very yailas,. fanny residence IN ich The
liis Alexander Archer resided IL consists ol Il Two
story Dwelling, Continuing 81, rooms. including base
ff"nt; eooi aEd roaTenie nj Out hUu-rs-say Kitchen.
Smoke caUse. Office, Stt.'e. Ca:Iia.r-house, &c. In
Thorough repair; arsr fsogi Yard, tn whc. ma. he
MA a commanding view 81 tie whole City OF kich-
monJ and Two large asd productive Gardens, 10 high
state Of cultivation
2i Two vacant Lots, which viii &c sold apart from
or Together w!. The above property: may be thought
best On The G:y o: sale.
81. \ large aud cor vabient St0re-houSe on Vain
street. with good storage rooms below .nt aaoVr Inc
rooms ao''e mir ~ be converted into co:nl itie real
dence Tor SHALL family, at very snail EXPENSE
ne aovr pfnper.: wili IL. Sold cItdii oi D. IL
ana - months ith approved endorsed negotiable pa
per.
On WEDNESDAY, the lsih March, !-y ai'rr the
above al To O'Clock, A. NJ WIN be sold all the Perish
abb" Property:
Is. Hcus-hot rurni;ure-say sofa, Card and D:a!ng
chalr- Clock Bids aud Bedding, several root Carpe;s
Chna Glass ard Silver Wsre, &c, &C., and necessary
hi,cnrn CicnaIis.
2i. ih- Family Stores. consisting of Fionr. between
;wu aai t..ee hundred pounds-vefy superior Ea.on,
Lard, Butter, if;s! Poiaioes, &c &c.
~ :! cooi Riding Hars- young. aad new Bride and
Saddle, de two vrry vauihe Mich Cows and Refer
a:o, soot -gppiy OF provrnder, Wood, Coal, &c All
u @hich VIII he soli .or cash.
B. Wills, Executor
Manchester, rch,u9rv %. lSIt-ct.
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fremont st. Medical school.


IN addition 10 he regular Exercises, sis co;rs.s Of
Lectures, each Consisting oi tw Give All b"
e,irefs between The moths at ,;trc and NOs embrr,
10 the Students OF ms School, Is { W.:
chemisry-By Or. Gb,yles l.. IA, SsoH.
Pathological. Anao;iiY--By Dr. John (: : JtckSGn.
Diseases {; he .;yc an. Early Ds. g .o:g- 4 Be-
;hurr.
Practical ob>telric---By Or D. Humphrey. S.orer.
Micrn-cpplcai ina;cny-Ev Dr. o. " iiolme-.
Operative Surr-ry-By Dr.. li-n!y j. Biyrio".
The regular fyercisa rf thr School wa cunr"u.
he etofic. The school is intended 10 supply dlrin.
each yea. ;ar facilities Tor complete medical education
There VII be daily lecture examination IN
one ~ 'he following branches:
Theory aud Practice anu Ma;eria Medically DR..
Big-Iow
Chi!Itea-5y D.. Storef.
Anatomy and Phv- o'n.y-Ry Or. Holmes.
sursrry and chemi. ;ry--Ey Or. II. ]. Bis-low.
The room in fremont open from D. 4. VI,
TO- r. ~. !ris fit.th.d WIKI preparations and lafr<.
Illustrative Of Anatomy other branches and with
Ycdca
Students &C i.i- Institution have eratuiions access 70
The Ma-saehu>c,-; (. n-rl Hos"a' ers The gye and
Ear Inirmay Sufficient poftunities are af Tdet FOR
exo,r,.r-e in b-i- -ic nrscrr and ample facilities fpr
the pursuit Of Pactca Anatomy, without extra charges.
The regular EIrrcises aIli commence the first OF
Na,e, During Ih- Winter months bis;fc'ions are
connur. and examination. are held ap0n IN subj ecs
Of IN. lectures nj liz University college
The year ia divided Into two Medical trrms
For the year, SluI
Prom ,sroh 10 q: ohe., 'in.nsise., IS
Pom Nnv-r,h-t 10 Fe'riafy. inciu sve,, 10
Good Board can be ot,,ia.. N Eo-ton ~ from - 81
to 81 81 per week.
Boston. March 3--ci.f
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LOTTERIES
Serats0n's eeassce,

MO. s, South FOUR TIE EN- RI,
IN S7REET. :
Schemes FOR the Week.
Drar1ng recssred essry dat a. oeioek, P. u.
$4,000 Do!ia;s 5000 Doiials!
Tucsday-Aieyandiia Lottery. Extra. Class
SO. Capitals 10 UU1 dollars, $500, $3.50. Is ii
1850, &c - nn.nbs!s, ID drawn o.I:y;,.-
Ticaels 5; i.a.vc. 80; roaregs -.
1850 Noiiars, 2,0G0 Dollars!
Observation-Disclosures. Extra, Class %
Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1900, i,lcO, 1000, goo,
800, 700, GOO, &c.-75 Nos, IS drawn ballots.
Whole Tickeis So halves 25 quarters 81 c.
SO coo Dollars! 10000 Dollars
Thursda Alexandria, Extra, 60. Capitals
10000 dollars, 1906, 5000, 4,000, 3,oGj. = o.
1000, :, Of 500. OF 1880, IS o: 1905, Sc
IS Ms, IA drawn. Wh0les 10 halves 5; quar-
ers 2 80
1000 Dollars! LOCO Dollars
Friday -Monongalia, 30. II. Capitals 4 coo
dollars 1000, 6iU, 2 oi sue, > oi 200, OF 80,
&c. 10 Nos, Il drawn. Wholes 81; halves 50
c~1.s, quarters % cents.
1850 Dollars! 2069 Dollars!
Sa!ariay-Alexandria, t., Extra. CAPITALS
1000 dollars, 2ueJ, ) Of $50. ) Of 800, Sc. 66
Nos, y drawn. Whoies :; So haiTes IS;
quarters IL cents.
$4,000 Dollars! 2ccoO Dollars!
Monday Misunderstanding a. CAPITALS :
$4,000 dollars, 20000, 10000, 5000, ? ol $500
50 Of 1000, &c 75 Nos, - drawn.-WhoIes
SIS; halves SO; quarters 10.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in al tie Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, z::drawinss eel. wien re.
questci. Please address orders 10
n. SrRATTON,
March . Richmond. Va.
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LOTTERIES.
Eagle LOTTERY Office,
MO. 3 East Main Street, opposite The Old
IN Market.

MO: q East Main Street, opposite The old
IN Market.
SCHEMES TO DRAW THIS WEEK.
For Tuesday-Delaware Lottery, Glass No.
So. Prizes: 5000 dollars, 2.OOo 1000, 100 SO
10 OF 4u0. 10 OF $50, &c. IS Nos, ii drawn.
Tickets 50; halves IS; quarters Gee.
For Wednesday Pokomoke River Lottery,
Glass No. as: Prizes: $4,000, 1850, 5 JUO,
5000, $780, 1890, 81 each OF 900, 500, 400,
$40, 200, &c, &c. IS Nus, l3 drawn. Ticke:s
8; halves 4; quarters =
Also, The Delaware Lottery, Glass No. So
Prizes: 4, 900 dollars, ,000 554, &c. 66 Nos 10
drawn. Tickets |; halves SOC.
For Thnrsday-Pokomok River Lottery,
Class No. 40. Prizes: 1880 dollars, 5000 3 0Oo
500 l,7ao, 10 each Of 900, 500, 800, 800, 2Go,
$50, 800 each Of no IS Nos. IA drawn
Tickets 5; halves 30; qrs. Is.
For Fri!ay-Pol;omoke Lottery Class Nc. 50
Prizes: $4,000 dollars, 4,CG0. 3.0JG 2G0Q, / 500,
20 each OF lcG0, 3G1, 210, $50 100 OF 100 :
Is Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets !; halves :. qua.-
tiers Il.
Also, Delaware Lottery Glass No. 81. Prizes:
1000 dollars, 1000, 200, 800, go, &c. 10 Nos,
- drawn. Tickets |; halves Soc; quarters @5c.
For Saturday Morning-PokomoEe Lottery,
10. 81. Prizes: 5000 dollars , coo, 500, ,0s2
81, each Of 600, 400, 2D0, Gcc. 30 Nes., Il
drawn. Tickets g; halves |; quarters SOC.
Tor SATURDAY Evering-Drawing receiVed BY
Sundays Maii-Pckomuke Lottery, Glass So.
Prizes: $4,000, i,ru0, 1900, $500, 1929, ct
1000 10 each OF SO. 300, 20 each Of 2ac $50,
Gee Nos, II drawn. Tickets dollars; halses
2; quarters |.
Also the Delaware Lottery, Class No SO.
Prizes: s3 900, - 500, sc. 66 Nos. u drawn.
4 halu ar,e
Orders for certificates o. packages or single
tickets in all he Loiieric; under the management
Of y. Paine & Co. will receive prompt attention,
and he drawings forwarded when requested. Ad-
dress JOSEPH CHASE,
March Richmond, Va.
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HOOkER & OSHOR[

T1ENDER their thaEl:s 10 lie MANY liberal Gus
l. toners who rave palrGnse4 their Fsta b!iSh-
nenr Tor Toe last three vesrS and 'ale mis- ne.hod
otiniorm:ng TIC Putic generally, that iey have ~
hand, and are weekiy receiving. CARRIAGES
OF EVERY DE5CRiF TiUN, rom lhtir exien-
size manufactures al the Not'h. From the manv
advs niages We POSSESS We can safely say. that We
are enabled TO surpas> an Establishment in TINS
CITY IN style, durability anc: cheapness. An lho.a
wishing 10 purchase Carriages, viii iinc - heir
intercs, 10 cal al The corner CT Main and gath
streets, Richmond, "a.
We have also on hand, Tor safe, COACH AID
HARNESS FINDINGS, consisting in part e
Axle Springs, Steps Lamps, Bands, Leather
I.occe. Oil ard brussell's Carreuin., Hanes
Tetelis, Hooks. Buckles &c, Sc.-alio o. wh.ci
we will sell :, reduced prices.
REPAIRING coue win ro a;Gess and ces.ach,
at abUrt o-c-ha! lie u,usl prices.
March HOOKER & USDORN.
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Notice.

DROPosALs vii! be received until 10 o.
i clock, NJ, on me lOin OF March, for .urui.a.
ins he Public Guard, stationed al lie hrmor-.
Richmond, with Rstions for one year The 10
Ration, consist Of the following:
Prime Pork, IS BIS, OF l25 lts. Of Fresh Beef.
Spre'foc hour lI2! Us.
Soap, lbs.
Candies / lbs.
Salt, 4 quarts.
Vinegar, gallon.
While Beans, 5 quarts.
The whole number OF rations :eluifci dlrin.
the wear will be sbon, % 20G, or 81 PEI dem.
Fresh beet .i:ce per week; PORK lie remain
Ing days.
Security vii! be required FOR he faithful rcr-
ornance Of any contract made under these 0:1s
CHARLES DINMOCK.
March 3--t Capt CONF Public Quad.
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SALE OF LAND, STOCK. &C.,
T,nE fnIrxTrU np uAEnUrp


WILL be- sold 10 he hghesi bidder Il pG3, arcton,
" On tie p.erlises. o. TUESDAY, the !Dth c,y q!
March ns1t, u iar, Il not. On he next far cay there
alter. ih- PiIntsfion H,t'ch es.c, called FRENCH
HAY situated or the Chick tnnminv, separating 1t oni
Hat Sink. The c-dence Of John W. Bolts Esq, nine
half mirs foui the CITY Of Richmond and Is
II the most delightful residences Ia this part oil the
e"uafy Il cnn.il.s three hundred and seventeen
aerrs ri l.hd of good quality. ON which as seeded
!at Fan nihety PUSHES Of wheat, and The corn land
VII all have been al!oTti before the Gay of sale. iii-
"rli waeied, heirs bounded for nearly Two mics by
The Chichaaomiry and S.srev Run tWo never slll'n.
streii,> ana abound. III line sprinss. H. Improve
meats a:e q Two slors Brick dwelling, with sever
ICONS, Including TIE cellar, ~lfb all other
buildings 10 suca Fora, mas ui them IN good repair
ice honss, hed viii ice - ihelen f1r large family,
tgnni -arien, aud :oi;nr orchard cf eUJice fruit
Wit also sci! ~ The tire lie Plantation mme-
diaies aj.iGiEs FfrLca iiay called BELLE FARM, II
contains three hundred and twenty, ghl acres about
tcty vi Hp,,l .ieauor" laad, portion Of .bch Is
nrw well SCI ~ herds s,ass, and Of tie blarcc
1- been "a. iowa, iad viii &c :eai: 10 ranf IL
the ptes-1t year. On this place there twenty
bn>itis :" WHEAT sreied. 4 good nnrtion of both of
thes- Tf1cls is -rcoad low gnlind- lee from water.
ta- worked. and are now du'isr, bat s,scrp
male 81 higher decree al Improvement. Tie i'm
p.ovcMents consist IL v'rotcn dwelling, win four
rooms aud cellar. and ote. buildings. which, with little
repair, viii be s!hosni Tor such Plantation, coed
sa'ten, ard an orchard nf choice fut. There Is also
s:a wooden dwelling house removed from The other
baiicins no" nearly completed. and If desired. This
place VIII be divided 10 suit purchasers II is deemed
unnecessary 10 more, as those wishing purchase
VIII no doubt examine fer themselves. The Land VIII
he s!iowa by the -rh.c.ib-r n his ah=cncc by his
son. who will be found Away. upon one of The Plan;l
tions until tie day of sale.
On The day val he sold my stock nf every de-
serptoa, consisting of Horses, ,iuies Cattle Hogs and
sheep. Among the Ca,!ls are seven Cows ncw c;:ug
milk. yoke OF OXEN, and some hne young Cait-,
M crop OF Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Wheat sira So.
Pan;at on Utensils lncudin: tn usual variety one
horse Carriage aud Harness, and Buggy nearly new
and some Household ard Kitchen Furniture.
TrsNs:-For French Hay y. OC0 In cash the balance
in Two equal tayIncnt. nj on- and t,y ypsr. witt IN
eies, from IN. day N sale For lhe oiher land one
third in rosb Tho h,arr. IN ,,So eon,i a. cp. am
and Two wears wal ntrres, also t,on ,hs A., az ,.
The credit p,vmP,,s fr hoih IA he secured hv iced az
rrn.t man, ~. ,,d r.r m. mo, rgn,.r, r su,o.
MIR Sin All ov., th3t .uu I, c,.J,i Of 81, nou,h.
viii =. riv.n ne n,,e,.r "iv,,, hord mi ,,,ny,d
s.rrr,,y
TIE u.serit.r n,v,., a.r.-n,.acs - ,,n,ov- "a
p,ehmond wi sell an The hove n,on-,,v ,itI,,ut re-
serve PETER " Gkl'Bgs
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pERLNiAN GIriAn

III z are now receiving supply ol;hs irpor-
- tani trrilizer, from The agent ufihc Peruvian
Guano Company. He superiority I'll lie scar
nc Perur;ar G9ano a..s led 10 various aitem Is in
Lueland and .aierly in ne United Si5as, to in
io't and sell that OF a very poor and sometimes
worthless quality under tie name Of Pefnr:an
Gmono. Farmers snoul; be careful 10 ascertain
Tie origin oil what ttcy buy, 10 avoid imposition
The only senGitre Peruvian Guano brought 10
his country, IS stiFY,3 ~ re GsQno Company Of
L.ma. uuGs. IL amapiiy nj he feTVr,an 90
rernmcni. EveSy cargo iLas SHIPPED, is con-
sgneq % Inc agent, ~ ;-e Company in New York
and Datimo.e, ana from one oil these agents il is
sen!to rs. Purchasers may therefore, rely upon
getting from us The genuine Peruvian Guaco.
March ) WILLIAMS < HAXALL.
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FARMvILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FARMVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to the provisions OF deed Of irus,
cnted 20 the subscriber by Thomas A. Morton, for
certain purposes therein specified, and of record in TIL
Clerks Once Of the County Court Of Prince Edward,
shall proceed sell. 10 the highest bidder for ready
money on llth day of March next, in the town Of
rarmvile In front of James Hotel, Two lots or parcels
OF Land lying in said town. and numbered n the plan
Of the wn Nos. and lying Main atreet 100 feet
and running back 2e5 feet and fraction TO street
which separates II from the Farnvle Warehouse and
run. ae feet on the Cross This property has
IL good residence nr private family, now in The &C.
cupancv of Dr. j. Lyle; also, good Factory. and two
asement Ia occupied by VIM Willis as Confectionery
Establishment, and ihs upper part by Dr. J. Lyle and
w. 4. Finuruoy rs an ofice.
The title TO said property ~ hssved 10 be nnqaes'ion'
able; but acting ss Trustee shall only convey such
tit,e az 10 vested In me hv the deed aforesaid.
Jan. 6-cwtds WIN. c. PLOCRNOY, Trustee.
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q noe Doli1rsi 10000
Wcrfy,arn,s Office.
MO !, UNDER TIE EXCHANGE HO-
~ TEL, RICHMOND. Vuginia.

LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
Si5 0G0 Capital Alexandra Lottery, Ext a,
Glass No. IS. Drawing comes rer mail IL
day. Prizes: $4,000, 5000, $500. 2osa,
IS Of 900 &c of go, 80 of $50, IS Of 100, e..
- Nos. Is drawn Tickets =
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON
$1,000 Capital Alexandria, Extra, Class
No. SO Drawing comes per mail lo.lporiow:-
CAPITALS: 81 600. $3.50, LEO, 800, 500, 100 600,
f 500, 4 Of 200, II 49, 10 Of 100, 10 Of So,
&c. IS numbers, IS drawn. Tickets 80.
Lotteries to be Drawn nj Aie1andria Soon.
March l4th-s50 ,0co, oocC9, 10000, 5000,
1871 , Of s 600, 81 Of 800, &c. Tickets Is.
March 2Is,-6 rrizss OF i0eHo, $500, $50,
IS przes Of 1000. &c Tickets 10.
Harch 2sh-s25 GOO 10000, 1000. :eAn.
Shares in each Lottery II proportion.
B-Ticse,s in all Lotteries advertise ~
Messrs. J. &. Gregory & Co, iae Managers, for
81. al his Office, and or ,he Same terms.
s-y i'll ORDERS confidential, and Fostaes paid
On ii sums Of IS or more, 2, ti.s ofice without
cheis'' -au''e CHAS. ;9ORTRAM,
Marehlo Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-10
MISCELLA
7gs.saior, sgna.sa.

M RS. SARAH E. PAGE mas recenlIytaken
w the above spacious, commod;ous and pleas
a.; House, aEi is now furnishing itin a superior
manner Tor The accommodation Of Bosrders.-
Families and single gentlemen who are DESTROYS
Of procuring BoaTi, woulI do well 10 engage
'hsir rooms on .: before he ist Of April, as By
The; lime, !! not sooner Mrs. Page will be pre-
pared e render comfortable and pieasan. all those
wao niaY favor her with their patronage
rs ne Mansion House is siiu:.: nearly op-
posi'e . The place where lie Bell Tavern for
merIy stood, Mrs. Page will be prepared TO ac-
coGmoda;e transient bpaite!s.
March q-dlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-10
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber In Essex, two
~ young Negro Men. without aay known cause
rEtLiP, tawDy or ligh. c0larec S+..o, :Teniy-nrc
yras OF age, welt made and about ve fret eight of.en
nchc. hieh He h,t on When he len Snron, Coat 81
white satin, and Cap OF dark cloth. His mother lives
upon the Dragon Swami. NED, small dars rolnred
Negro. about age, with the ordinary clothing
Of field hand. and a dark Sur,out Coat. The pecu.
arIty about him is the loss Of Joint OF his thumb
the left hand. His connexions live at Mrs. Muses., in
King 4 Queen. will give the ABOVE reward IL taken
beyond twenty mlies oi this placs THAI Is fteen for
each-If taken in this the adjoining county ten dol
lars for each-wthout further chargo-if delivered 10
me Mr. Joel Brookes near this place, or otherwise
secured, so that get them again.
AUSTIN BRoCKENBROCGH.
Tapoahannock, February l3-cw4w