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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
R Z M OVAL!

WE have removed our STORE to 81 Main street,
w recently occupied by Hess' Brooks Hui.oa
who're shall be- pclsed IN friends.
Is HAwEs VAN DEURsEN a WARD
WINDOW SHADES-Transparen Window
w Shades. of and bciuiifun designs
German ani Domestic OF Cloths
whhe and eord Canton Mauinr-wnbe odd eheapby
BATHROP, CHRISTIAN A co,
my - Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
GAOEERIES.

TTNEAws have just opened very superior Gunpo~
II Tea-sueh given satisfaction
have Used IL ie9 CRETTER 4 GRETTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
NORTHERN
ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO SOUTHERN ANDsoU H-u ESTEEM MEB-
CHANTS.
"A LBANl STOVES. The subscribers, having
made an
their variety aud having completed Of patrrns
prepared Orcr- Air Tight and Boiler Pre-
miam. aud Boiler Elevated CooAsg Tight Air Tight
statue and common rarof Bon and stoves II an
h-a Stoves aud kchcn ho Ware o. all Copper and
Tn Furniture Russia and American Pipe. &C &C.
Their for manufacturing such that they
eonncni they execute orders lower than other
house the
Wareho1s Noe 10 and 70 Green rouEy Boei
Quay harkst beTkiiner and Lansing street,.
LOW a .LEAKE.
Albany. Nan Oct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

GUPRRIoR PAmILY TEA psesages eItrs IN,
- 0unpovdsf rea bs surpassed BY any In this eounf
ale BY the paetsGe, or ~ retail, BY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

STRANGEHS VISITING THE CITY and q Others
- desiring purchase asis fHsfrusnfs will dni
WIN T.. hONTAGUEs Muse Store No Main street, uo4
desirable cablhmen Tor obtaining an the
bic music publications, together with musical
every description An assortment Of superior PIANO FORTEs
SANITY hand Guitars. Flutes Ffcs Vio.ns. Cafione
Fgr olct Acc0deons BnE Horns Tmpss COfnopcans from
bones, &c Hcin shirt. every article the ineln
sy obtained snbsc upon very pos
sbe terms WM. D.. MONTAGUE
No. i5i Main street
je 10 Sign NJ the Golden fyfe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
Chcnp TTunk EstnbiisIImcnt,

HAVE goneral aFsOumen Of Travelling Trunks of
= styrs ard NJ az very low price Z constantly
receiving Them ron The Manufacturer and have made
Der any sze fescnpon n Trunks Those
wishing large Travelling Plata Leather Trunks
particular conscoa b. fn shed NJ short BY
their ofder NY cheap Boot Shoe Store
door above Gay, Mathews 4 90.
ob Or seeoudh hand franks taken In exchange
mVT VI NJ. LEONARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

CRYSTALLINE CANDLES.--60 boxes Crys-
~ taline Candies manufactured by W. A. Beadeil-
Warranted n stand the ~ they
brilliant hglH VIII burn long, Than sperm. and
are the most economical light tlnt can be- used"
For sls by jo 5-iOt DAVENPORT, ALLEN n co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

ANTE have nov IN sor sHuT of all sEes from he Wyhe
w Lead Mining Company Dealers DO have been waiting fog
aa-ouueut Othcrs please ther,
dsn my " D. CRENsHAW, BROTHERS q co
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04
Comfy Iattsrs.-T'ar frhsuary Ter

Comfy IiatieTs.-Thr FEBRUARY Term
If Oranee Count, Court. w.. held ia Tie "e"
ea,r, hon.e.-a building. wh:rh ST. nsa'nes. Il
design. conscniencs ii arrangement aud faithful
ness in cxeru,ian. il no, surpassed by any eoaft
house in tie State ard We may say on n" auiho-
ri,v Of o,lcrs who's ,heryaiinns have tcrn mose
extended. tia, il i perhaps mol SURPASSED in the
Union. II .hnu'd he matter oi peculiar gTide TO
the ci,lgna Of Oaanee tha, ,hc asrli,ce' and hui.
q, Ca,i. join Berry is a maize Il ~! county {;
Is We doubt ~; il Is. il we mas Judge from the
rrnn,lnc wiih whlrh the Magistrates # tie
rouu,i Responded TO tie memorial oi CaPi. Berry,
and VOTED him an allowance Of two Thousand do'
lar, abo,c the amouu, agreed upon in tho written
misunderstanding ten thousand dollars IN al ia'
the suTrrh and handsome structure which he has
erected for the county. The adt!itiona! allowance
is TO be paid in September Of rs and 80. Itmay
he proper To state. for Tire satisfaction Of those who
were no, present, that the memorial showed that
ffuu GUiiars ma ucrn -xrrrrcu TT uru'~rssts IN
tie building, which were not mentioned in tie
specifications upon which the contract was male
that in many cases he departed from the spccif-
cations at considerable expense Tor the purpose
Of improving thu huiliins-such, for instance, as
putting stone capitals to the ce.uums' instead Of
wood, &c; that IN the item OF tan Tor the cover
ing. he had estimated the cost at SIX dollars FER
box, but from rise i'll the price, he had To pay
ten; that in several items bis estimate OF Ina'e'l'
ais fell considerably short Of the amount ar'ualy
required; and that tie building was raised fa''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

shsm hssK3eeea hellfF Ghihgs. EfalhEs
a sss q a.nshl II ahass Eulss an riga
|I,,,as. SARA casalszed nailOss sbssExtl
,owsras ssrh aahsE-
sr Il ben Peel EskPohdsd % Ills Is
f,lsaEs:
81 esser entertained he slightest sp-
or-hen.ssa thai snT e0nlFasl bawNeen The
language smplaysd in her Misty
S.rsrh il rrlswnee % Ihnss pnfaIlunsle
d,.nusrs lhsl Pres.il between lhIs sauhiIs
Id Aae,iea. aud that Ahieh has bssn
used nv lhr ctirf Mag's'Hsie oflhe uni'sd
= als.. would hive been made IN this
II.u.e. Ius,fr Ihosghi hit lhst eeuid
br m':, Len a. mi.rsPEe.snlrd. We lave
M h@-sis,, u IN announcing aur .i"esGe
del G. far lhs inErEs,t e tie Inilsd
S..ss.. AL e. Ihe insFTs.:s 0l the ris'l zed
uag.I. in roa.i..Siag - stain every eIor.
uh.rh i eonsisirnI Nth hsiianal h0a0E,
'nr me purpose of sm'esbly terminsl %
.h,.sr a,sppe.. Hear. | never had aay
.npr. hen,isn 'l.I our Inisniions ar our
language wo"li be misreprssentsd; aid
the spreeh Which the honorable gentleman
MIR. Hume the un,t'Hm and enn.is'sLl
advocate II Tie slsic'esI economy. has jus,
made. eoniiGus me that nv snuripaIions
aill n", be Disappointed. Cheer. Aud
dsoy dispn.aI ah'eh her M-irsIy's Gov
ernm. nj my feel IL their dsty 20 make
Tor lae ia nirnancs Of essential T'eh's. or
Of tie nsIt"n ! honor. shall be rep ndrd
10 aud supported by this House. thsnslel
ne MOI be ni.,sken. | think IL Would be
The grcst..l misfortune II . CONTEST about
Ora g"n between two suel powers as En-
gland AL The Un'Iei States could nal. by
The exer"i.e II U"tlrra ion and goOd sense.
be brought TO a perfectly honorable and
sst'.fac,ory c.nrln-ien." tcheers.)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04
The RcncaI Of the RrItIsh cern

Eaxs.-l;geai advantages % this rouIslEs have
lsen anticipated l,em tie ITsal Of lie Bhi''h
Ten Laws: Lul il.ssr holss nay ie disaPpoiai-
el IN tie rrsulL Lord Ashturton. IN shc eouFss
# s.aas rrmarks u,alr Eccsnlly in Parliament NJ
GA tie rralal!s eileci on our agriculture Of tie
rr,eal ol lie British tom Laws, said:
"The supply Hrnst hni he expected
from Amr.,rA: and We could n", haze n
br..rr pEnol Of lhi. Than the fact that Al this
morneni American eufn could come here.
through canada. at duty of four shillinEs;
and vet. Il ,hr rriurns we're examinsd. j,
would be found that nine-ienlbs al the
foreign corn in England was from tie
Baltic. though the duty on eurn from its
shares Vas fifteen shiIlires n quarter.
rhl. was en,ir,l ~ owing +" the low r:ise
oil labor in tie north Of Europe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

TOR GOVERNOR.
U.gFEE..H. -. Gks.sEssf'tA'

Cr Oar oouusEy sgasscfilers NO arc N @''s-' :
Goe dc Recostarr Sc &C ct nsse sssaS' are -
nssIy Goqussssl - eel aaslns ihe snsa'ns sea''
week snA make paynaeut Tlose Who vii nj
l. mesrul tsssnzlrrs wla lave ol4os'Ui''safs .
seadiu- By SONS oftssi Dris'is'o's- s'iss'''sz'
resiIlng a = gsrairr disisnce ran Eraa y n's''i
or pa,m aua. La, ls made 70 ths Pos' Mas'f'''
and i,eir roerilss rsasiod % Us % he paid - 's
Pe,, Masses bee. ss rrrrnilaol by the ns@ l'''''
oiIioe law: ami i:,is l,lser moe vii Pe'h9Is y
lie mat ll.sssal.e and ssie u IS ncodiess TO So
tai We mnai haze meoes, Gof NJ ore vii Sup
- H., Ne can r'o.oeuis oar ba'iness "''i'S'''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

We learn from New Orleans. says the
National lnleIligencer, under daleo Feb
ruary ID. that Gen. Taylor, in command
ofthe U. s. troops at Corpus Christi, has
received orders 10 break up that encamp-
ment and move to the l'oca del Rio,
(mouth of the Rio Grande, and there take
up position. II was thought that tie
army would commence the march il the
course Of Two or three weeks, or as soon
as the means OF transportation are in readi-
SIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04
Melancholy Epcath..=Wn have

Melancholy Dca:hs.-Wc have been
informed that OH the night of the 18th u!,imo
Three persona were frozen to death in this county.
about fourteen miles South Fast from II;,l.b,.
rough. One of them was Dr.. james Rancy. "a
lhomTsonlan pracltioncr,) another Mr.. William
Darlington, tbcttcr known as Foot Carr;ncto, !
and the name Of the tlial we have not ascertain.
3D. They had been drinking at a grog shop in
TIC 'cis''berhool that evening unit! lstc h ur
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

a.1 d. - aesae-l-s uas Sd 'asH'Aali -
al L. aisa uas arss 49,. ask ass tasazrorsAF'
:, fars slse.s uafasEtaae Esa,, taaisg 1asaulE7Ea
a. f.rRy a. h. aais - 81 faeiE ~ hasas. ETF'
ihaa - aaswsys Naaa ~ oaaaHaeaasEs 90
a. ntananesx a Eaa i tliss IlEEFIrssGs =
lsslssa sns1a - = 80 uisi, sAaeEsa lhs
-. 4 saraai ssisiis. nna ysi EafR ID OsshA-
%. - - Az - 2aak ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04
THE ARGENTINE WAR.

The combined Esgish anA fHeneh
fleets. consisting Of eleEea shiPs 81 SaE
md steamers, carrying li3 guns, siiarkss'
he Argentine forces on the Parma. 81 lie
asth Nor. and alier hard Gnughi tai'''.
lasting eight hOuss. the Argentine aF'a'E
VAS defeated. aud enmprilei 10 EeiTr-i,
having exhausted DISCRIMINATION. Ii'rE
lost $50 killed and 100 w0anded. lie
number of killed and ws'mnsAed an tie
ships Of the allies Was NJ knaEn, hal
supposed TO be great, and some 81 tie
ships were disatled.
There was hard lighting, and the glory
i BIZ M means on The side II the assail-
ants. Nor does the Argentine Govern
mem show any syn 1loms Of submission.
Armed forces brisilrd on the banks ii the
Parana. ready 10 renew Ilse struggle On
tie first opportunity. The hostile lert
was making lis aay up the river anil
difficulties and dangers. and Il the same
spirit continues u animate tie .FePnhli-
cans. is is very likely never Ia gel back
again.
Thepnrroseof,his English and Frcnrl'
invasion is. 10 open a free COMM reial M
tercourse with the Republic Of Paraguay
situated high up the river, aud having Il"
other outlet. II is known ihas this state
was originally par. OF the Argentine Goa
federacy. II is still claimed As such. IT'S
independence never having been ackno~-
lodged This rircHInslanee eomPllcatf:
the affair. as il serves rs the pTeiet tnI
n very severe decree issued By the Arg' IL
tine Government. declaring al the Der'
chant ships ol Whatever nation. thar haze
accompanied the hostile feet with intent
10 take advantage Of the opening OF the
trade Of Paraguay, liable tn seizure and
confscation. and their officers and men
to the treatment ef pirates. The mer-
chant vessels accompanying the fleet. are
about half Of them from the United States.
and if this decree is more than threat.
they are mos. decidedly in \ bad box.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

NoUst .7pplica'ion Of PhIebofomy.--
The G-orgetnwn Ky ln'elI'gencer ia.
the following singular paragraph:
There has been quite stir recently in
New 0haans. in consequence At mar
ri'es # a white man named Burlington.
q Teller in the Canal B.uk, 10 the negro
Daughter "i "ae IT The weaI'hlrst mr'-
Chants. Buddi rg or. before he could De
married, wss obliged l., swear tha! he bad
negro b'ond in his vains. aud TO do this he
made sn inc,si,n IN his am aod put zone
Of hfr blood in the eT. Thu ceremony
was performed by Calhlc Clergy m.n,
and the hriiearnom ba' received vi th his
wife . iot:un' al fify or sixty thousand
tloll.rs. The na'ipes sereoaied him with
saeh sbominahls music, thai to get rid OF
their discard he ga d them $500, TO be !
used for Cd tTs.ble purPoses. !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

S70yy StorD,.-Thc heaviest fall Of snow
we have lad this season, indeed for many seasons,
commenced on Sunday night last, and continued,
with be; little intrrmission, all The day Monday.
The wind Was high pretty much all the time ::
and 1t must have hccn very severe uron wpro-
t"cted cattle. Truly the month Of March las
"comr in like lon;" win it "go ont like n
lamb" according to the old saw,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04
war I'rrrarafIons.-An intsris,

War rrEparaiIonS.-An intelligent
.Am,rran MERCHANT residing in London, in; let
tsF dated the 81 of February, says:
"The Government here are making
great preparations Iur war. They are
enrolling an the militia. " hn are to take
the place Of the standing army, which -
to BE- sent on, ol the couniry-(ihe mill
tia cannot be- Their time Of service is
THREE years. They are paid aud drilled,
cl"l ed and fed. as other soldiers. !, is
the prevailing opinion rmrnR all classes
tina, all this preparation is directed towards
the Unl'ed Sla,es.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

CeagrEgy.-ssnne esE IL. hs Here q
p,,,r-.asssi,ss has irza Isiineil's.. sEsREna N
Esd lsrzi nsssieFs. slaslg Hhah Sss MI
Is L.. ,l,r esnHaattee EE tssr hisaHisi ~
csaals.. O. rrsraaosr ~ eaa,ig 4 AlrAa'asIIa'
=. q +. 4 Gs..a..a.;s. - liz slate q tHgs-
~.
4, IL ssassr, asseI lie hasssss q shr E'om-
;,- bo,,. he delase ca The OEsgen e1esaioa las
,.,n con,;nuqd. No rosr 80 taxa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

Yaea'sn. anl lie Coas'fs'' asd esfa a..
ceased aad 2ublnslea b. IhE GeFs'h@saA
in Lac MeAirsn PsIess-
All de ssa.e nrHs has hssa inlss sSI-
lirmrd b. Und0nhaed inieEaa @llah-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04
The tax TO be levied this year is as follows

The rei ort of tie Finance Committee in re.
gard TO Common Schools was not so favorable as
last ycaT-thc number Of scholars taught having
greatly diminished
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

ye.y Post Onice has ls'''es,.'salaTa
=, s,srh Lowell Mi.Is. in nEsnse esusals. ~ 'te
o.e,rl rsu,s. All the Rss. Join \. M'Msi''il'
s,.F.Snlsl Posg Master.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

ton Ia die communication at tioseU'or Ga.HAs
in ,o-.lay's PAPER. puhli-hrI in eonl ha''re With
die dire TORS d the Igisls,sEe. satsslrs oi'hs
Lind. arranged IN 81 lurii \ mann"E. viii g'eailE
aid the peo;.lc Of No,h Carolina in 'iesi'l'ns 'he
question, Pri.i,sni:ary ~ No i'ei.:ie''''ATy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

ga oo,n,nuri.a,isn fE,'a scas'.l' 'a'H''
in the corn,r,. in Trla,ian to lca''""''afE' ''as
handed To l.. Srw days aso. It las lre''s' ms
laid: I'm, Il mr .h.4 ind Il ia time. it ss.:! Al
pxar in our ErSt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

Etc: Of he .News al .Ncw Tmk.-
7 h. Express Of rLnts.iay e'rrl"g SAYS :
TIE ,ews from r"roge received b,
The steamer down to tie In Infant. IL
hailed by 81 glasses as 'G.u,i psc."r asa,
favorable. TIE exptesslun nj the Q"es"
IN her speech in Placement, AID Nj.
Petl's remarks in The Il"nse. are SO J'c-
dedly fIiendly. ttaI oil p's-.b ~ "f wal
from the olher side ls Il ala end. AL tie
bel geiens spirit All gas IS maallssl d
here, and none by Great BriaIr.
The news hid IN instant fleet to rsr-
~ up stock. snd Ia give life aud ari,paiion
'o very thing. All WIS cUngrslul".inn,
that the lone IS so diI,rn'. IN Englan1.
from whsl we receive from Washington.
Tie proposal "f tie BRUSH MIhi.ier
II ,ske of oil duty Oh b,c'n, tre', h,y,
hides, meat aud pork, and u ledUcc The
daty on candles, cheese. hsms. hops, ill.,
dian corn aud I low. will BE- r~ceised here
With the best sprrh. II i believed by al
thai this diligence Il have a decided
nnu,nce IN Congress. aud that the inca
cures that will he adopted in the Stn4.e
wi, be of character 10 meet The feeling
msn,lss ed by Grea Briisin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04


The Naiioi al lptelIigrnccr Of Thus
day says: The general olu.ion, as we tnd
II .xpressed by prfsUns about US, "hI a.
We gsiher il G,om the most Initlirg' nj PEE
se.. corrob ra'es what We ,th,ur"d to v
IN Tuesday, paper, Ii The True aspect
Of lhv news ttcehty nee we'd l. MT "ne
which renders he stllltm. It al liIi;cul ,Irs
between Tue Unrtd ST is and England
more easy. And perhaps II !. due TO
our readers 10 say thai we do tot col
lrri, from any cnrrent rum"r or gen, raj
snrmse, either hattie Government, Of the
United S,aes has rsceised any f.vora' lr
intelligence from Mr. McIane, or lh,t
the Blush Minister here Is IN POSSESSION
III any instructions to renew efforts .ur
&c tlrment by comprcmIse
We alluded IN Tuesdays papet, 10 the
fact III II Mr. Buchanan, BY authority o! the
President, h ID refused iro oilers 10 ADJUST
the exiting Dispute by trbiitatoU; oud e
expressed our tears--snd rhose iears are
sincere aud jecI-that those repeated re-
iecnous could no, fa'l to prodYce an urf.-
vor,ble impression in England. BY recor-
ring ~ comput ton of lime. We NV ind
tLat, at the sailing of the lasl IL amer, the
tirH Re jeeuon by Mr. Buchanan OF the prnl-
cred arbitration NUT have dread, btcninr
known to The English mtcisltv, .ilhoueh
M. To the Engi-h putlIe. And If it n"w
be true. as We rather suppose i, Is, from
The absence OF all evide, &c, AMI indeed III
rumnr to The contrary, that no new In>ttpc-
tons have been sent 10 the Brush Muis.
ter here, our Inference would be thal tue
rejection oil arbItrsnon was regarded a. an
untriendly act. aod that the case c4l!ed
for iuither delberaHou.
THIS 's our own Inference. Prrh.p.
i, is urfonndtd. We hore tis. Blu, #
IT should be tue that the Bril- sh Covert.
manI views Mr. Buchanan lrsi r, lection
# arbitration as unfnendly. wh4, val it
say 10 his second rej"clion. and 10 the
reasons given for refusing so sppsrehlIy
a lair o(Ter!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-21
Correspondents. Of n, plIad+lphl.-Nor American

There has been good demand to-day for tho and
Tor home and hear Of Of about 5000 bbs
ern sale Of 1000 bbls in June q,
S525. The stock Of Western here light and we shall
get nothing from the canal Of any importance before Cd
nesday. sale Of 1900 bbs New Oresns was made aos,
stprivate terms some Richmond county offered 81
S5 with only s75 offered Sales SUI bbs Of Flour a,
S5,l25. Meal Is In far demand.
The Tea sale to-day we'll attended. and the affair
went I'll with considerable spirit Tie whole catalogue
withiew exceptions. sold aud generally ut prices sus-
tanning the previous market Tho Gunpowder aud npe-
nall however. went of or per To- lower; the caia-
osue oeiag overloaded with IT, Ii appeared be sgsnst
the eanons OF the buyers take IL all The high grades
Young tiuyson show falling Off Of Acts. per 10. The
imPendeney Of three sales and the handy
or four SHIPS probably had effect upon the
Money re easier. capitalists having relieved
the matket Of considerable paper OF pei
ctper month Money can be had on the same papel
at IL per month.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-21
HOVT'S PRIZE OFFICE,

"a.
MO EXCHANGE PLACE RICHMOND VIRGINIA
v HoYT Is constantly selling PrErs. Within n few days
the following have passed OF customers. No.
81 IS % 6S 81 IS g. with other,
Large eap. know Hoyt lead in AID the scheme.
for April rich the NJ
6oooO To be sod BY uoyt. The only sis aud
be hopes receive that try luck lot
tee this capital pocket one Make
remittance for tire above and the other capitals
address ID M HOyT
Drawing of Monongnlia Lottery, Class L.
SO 80 50 - 5s 81 so SIS L.
Sussex Extra, ClasS No g.
40 40 DC 80 Is 40 SO ~ SO 81 % IS
Whole Ticket, Nos. 80 30 IS, capital prize cold by
HOYT.
Alexandra, Class No. Is
Ii DC 40 25 So 81 81 I3 SO 5 a.
Ticket Nos IL prize Of 81 900, sold by
HoYT.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL. 1876.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Is46-o be drawn April 2sIh
CaPaE $4,000, 10000 5000 SOo IS Of 1000 IS OF
eerfeate OF package OF IS whoes dolrs-shaes
in proportion.
% Mike emntianees immediately at distance; II in town.
apply in person To d. NJ. HoYT,
No. J Exchange
W Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised Gregory
constantly on hand Orders enclosing
ed 10 with promptneSs and the Drawings
rcquerted. to all who o D. ~. HoYT Richmond
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-. Street, RICHMOND. ~

- BURRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE, Soufh I4ih
~. Street, RICHMOND. "a
Lotteries for this weeki
Observation-Disclosures LOTTERY, Class 49, Prizes:
$4,000 5000. 30o0 $780, 1853 10 OF $50 10 Of $50 10
OF $50. 10 of $50. &c 6s Nos. n drawn. Whole Tick
cts s. halves SO, qs 25. Also, Delaware Lottery
class 95 $1,000, $50, &c. rs Nos, Il drawn Whole
Tickets 81, halves so. qrs 25.
Thu sday-Pokomoke Lottery. class So Prizes: Sl2-
600. 5000, 5000, 1000, 1901, % Of 1000 10 Of 500
10 of 800 &c. rs Nos. l2 drawn. Whole Tickets 81
halves 2 qrs1.
Fridsy-Pokomoke Lottery, class 81. Prizes: $1,000,
20J0 1900 l34O, 1000, Of 400. Of 300. Of 200 &C.
- Nos, ~ drawn Whole Tickets 80. halves l. qrs So
Also, Delaware Lottery class 81. $1,000 1000 500 300
&c. Is Nos, l3 drawn. Whole Tickets 81, halves so,
qrs 25.
saturday-Pokornoke Lottery. elas. So Prizes sI2.
000 5000, 1900 2OOO. 1929 1900 IlOO 10 OF 1000 10
OF 500, 10 Of 400, 10 Of 300, SC. IS Noe, 10 drawn
Whoes 81, halves 2 qs |. Also, Dsawae Lottery class
80. $1,000. GO NOs, ~ drawn. Whole Tickets 81
halves 50. qrs IS.
s3O.GOO-lO. 100000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery class No IL TO be drawn
on Saturday, April 25ih, 1916 IS Nos, Is drawn
Grand Capitalist Prize of $4,000. do. of 10000
do. Of 5000 do Of 1000 do Of 27Co, 10 do Of 1900.
costs Ss2 so, share. in proportion.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
sec, 000-30. O0O-l5. 900 !!-Ts Numbers Is drawn.
Grand Consolidated Louery, class 81 to be drawn
turday May 2ls, le46. Grand Capitals: Ct $50 OOO
Of 10000, OF $4,000. Of 1890, | OF 936 SO OF
1000, 50 Of 800. Tickets $40, halves 10, qrs 5.
A package Of Whoes cost $500
Less the prce OF tickets 90
AGO
Which warrant to draw ASS
certificate OF Wholes cost S225
" :" halves "a l02 so
" qus 81 25
package Of Tickets in this splendid Lottery may draw
the five first prizes, amounting hundred and
sixty thousand dollars.
p Orders for packages, certificate OF packages Or-nre tickets
IN any OF the above Loaeres Will be
the drawings all who order Large or small pzs,
esshed sght Postage paid the subsebet All
communications entirely confidential.
% Persons snding for Tickets the above Lotte
should bar BURRU5s AHLueky Prize oce IA The
place to send # they want money. Atdress,
CICERO BuRRuss
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SALE or VALVAsLE REII. ESTATE IN
RICHMOND.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Superior Court
OF chlnsey for the Richmond Circuit
therein rg Under the style Attorney General W Kicks
aud ais TIE und.gned the Commissioners therein naIDed viii
proceed o. IHuhsOAf 7th May 1876, public auction
The property mentioned sid de
lot on Church Hill the OF one
Undivided moey q the Warehouse Waehous
between Cary now r,nted hv All
in ths occupancy OF Alfred Harris Eiq
sad sale VII be made the premises respectively and on the
following terms One focnh OF the
the balance IN three equal lnaen payable twelve and
eighteen months from the day OF deferred
the purchaser purchasers will be required give with
proved security AID the tile win purchase mo
ney 70 paid, or a conveyance directed BY Court
ROBERT G. SrANARD, ]
GEORGE n. JOHNSON, Commissioners
SIDNEY 3 BAXTER
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