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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF
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JOHN W. CLARKE,
LOTTERY Y ENDER,
iith street, HichniOnd, virginia.
IHE Particular attention Of adventures the
u Schemes for The month 90 Jinuary 1917.
CLARKE has sold agc Capa than any other vcndef in
the United states Every month the number Of Capitals
s'nt 20 distant Adventures
S25 600 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Ch.s p or lsis 60 be drawn
Januay Both 06 No. Loueiyi3 Dawn BtIlts Grad Sch me
atize Il $4,000 10000, sc Tcke $40 halves quarters
$50 Cent mates N Packages Of Whole Tickets SOO p
halves 20. p quarters IS.
or ordcr Tor ceheatcs Of packassS single shares
N q the above Schemes addsai UNDERMINED
cete he most prompt attention drawing
Abe forwarded, free Of postage Il received.
Address John N. CLARKE
mf Richmond Va
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lotteries.
C.B.LUCK'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
on WALL STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL


an WALL STREET, oPPOsIrE CITY HOTEL
NOW COMMENCE THE NEW YEAR wrrH LUCK.
VIE subscriber has opened h- Ohc- aud WI continue the
saie OF Tickets und.r the manasen d. PAINE A co
The Maryland Lntisr-, their eseusiv. eosoI
al-1 OF red IN hs ff,rnds anil PATRONS.
The seh-n'e- bs~ particularly liberal attractive III
amino iof yourselves, and you uek. side eau OF
--hd )ouf "fusn'o q. D. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
W Grund schemes for january. n
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Lottery Cla- s-to b. draru
on saturday, JAnuafs 50th ist7. at Wilmington. Del
IS NOS ~ DRAWN.
oHASp
I Fore of......... $4,000 Prize Of ~ 500
I - ........... 10000 i....do............ looo
so'''''''''.'. Ol"1 -. .do........... 5000
-. .do........... 1900 so ...do...........I 200
Tickets $40 halves s. So CeruheA Of pae saE-
Of Wholss sl20. halves GO. auiusfs 10.
pT have every day Lotteries v MY dona, and
when remittance made small always ia
vest ~ the mott popular Lousres drawings sent
when requested, TO an who order from Cap
ils can be had az usual sight On an
PIHs Tickets N" postage need paid m
above Lotteries received and will
meet the mos prompt and ouhisniial attention.
Persons ordering BY the Package deduct price
Iiek'ts Address &. u. LUCK.
h' Richmond. Va
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A T a court held for Bucllngham county. at the

4 I a court held for Buckingham county, at the
~ Courhou.e Modiy cay Deceulcr u iG
Paper pgf'rng To b" h' cursyc OF William \. Miller
decd produced Couit Executors named ~
order 10 BE- proved Nh'rupon ier, BY hat
Ei1h IA H. Miller WIDOW % Toe siaior Jno- T. Miller
Mil WI am Miller. Eth,ii,l ~ Miller Ter MARY
Miller Rott Miller, WIN. T. smith, Mary T. Smith Frances W
Smh Henry \ Smith chitr'n and trator he
summoned aUpat March font neat 20
contest The sail NIL they TIeae and app ars Ia he 81
faction Of he Count That the sad William Miller Etlrlrri n
Miller ami Ma Inhabitants TIA coua,ry Il IL
ordered this crr published IA one OF tie pub
lie newspapers published the city Of Richmond.
Aeopy-Testc.
in s-wtw EIDRIpCE. q BIC
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To JHa' TaA's, NTi RlrrHl he rIgt fa.8r
Ff' h' -i 0GH'I'i ~ -Nsru Trrg- dd. HtH,ar H. Ina
Ai iIpss Tr,al Ifs,r T-4L, Eia.sil JrssLI, Nm
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LAND FOR SALE.
Professional stand with a small Farm


HAVING recently purchased Land in North
IL cITol m offer fnr sale the place RESIDE IN Il
county Of h'etcniurg Va four miles Inmb1ry Grove
aud eat Boydon The contains, OF
wilma comfortable snt convenient dwelling house neces
out houses for thu on family. IL has been
the Teencc Of phys ctaH ary 30 y-aIs which
Rod las been occupied BY several and have rec.
Vet lucrative pactIce therefore, recommend 4 an
cerl az stand nt the practice The
unusually i'eky I'll d. and the people iueT
' ten yrar-r' reHe 40 this prae'ice this place
bad dchts wn De- mid, tc rlps other community
u b found TIE pree val Dee low and term
app a"n 10 mace by the middle OF February, possession be
had mme iia5y.
jas ~6w GEORGE FIELD
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Splendid ScI,cn,o, Tor February.


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5s NuABfHs-is DRAWN
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nun. or thc SwIrxEa'> nI,IDE!

( FRESH and argr supply OF GARDEN SEEDS received and
IN To- ~tr BY ia @1-2Ot J ~ EtsTACE 4 son.
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Grand scheme for January.

EhV,NVUs lW.lUU
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Cass No SO b,
drawu on Si'uiay Jan 3oih 5t7. atWumirFtn ussvltc
Is MOI. ~ DRAWS
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>. w. MAURY & CO., ManageI

For this Morning.
M ONONGALIA, No. { F'tEes-SsOOO 1000, 1000 OF
Iva 900, &C. &C. Tickets 81.
Drawing received at . O'Clock.
This Evening.
ArIandIa 2 Capital S15OOO 600 5000 90 10 OF 1000
~ ct SEQ ~. Sc. 90 Nos, ~ dawn. Tickets $40.
Tickets and shares Tor sale At MANAGERS OFFICE
"A M 4 a. II,t.s
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

Charge of Faisc Pretences -Oncsr Relyea, one Of
the efficient officers attached to the lower police arriv
cd In town yesterday morning by the Albany boat hav
ing in custody man by the name OF Ihomas otis
whom tn. officer arrested at Amyra, Chemung county,
on a warrant issued by Justice Drnker, wherein nv
stands charged with having obtained lot OF ooo ana
shoes valued $500 from the firm OF stout and Waro
wholesale shoe dealers No 268 Pearl 81 by false ano
fraudulent representations 1t appears that the accus
ed called upon stout and Ward In April sst and wish
cd to purchase bill Of goods credit OF six months
aud in procure the credit represented trat h
had Just dissolved partnsrship with Mr. Moo Cumosr,
himself $4,000 and above his debts ana Liabilities
upon this statement Stout and Ward solo
him the above amount Of goods at credit OF months
Shortly after this sale the complansnts received ie,
debts Upon this information Stout and Ward began to
ope their eyes, and making further enquiry ascer
tanned from Mr. McCumber tnat no money had been or
was bs found in the and that OTIS was nsoi
vent at the OF making the approximations Justice
Druker detained him in custody for further hearing
Charge Of Perjury -Onicer stephens, OF the lower
police arrested yesterday colored man by the namc OF
James Lstson charge Of perjury In swearing iascy
the 18th Of September before Justice h,mPron, "y
which afdavit another colored man, by the name OF
Francis Champion arrested on charge OF stsaisg
n lot Of furniture belonging to The Atpory AFRICAN
church. which is alleged to have been done maicousiy
by Latson, he well knowing Ut tho Time rhs. %
took of the property merely Tor SAFE
being of the trustees OF the churcn JuStice os
borne looked him up for trial
Cerr,ction-The man who was arrested the other day
on charge Of sssautng two small girls in Vesey strt
gave his name the station house ~ John Satterlee
insead OF nich 1t subsequently ascetaned at the
pooe once to Augustus oaterley, employed In ma
nufaotory located in vesey street
Stealing q Coat-0icsr Knowles OF the Ath ward,
arrested yesterday, called Samuel Willis, on
charge OF stealing overcoat valued at SIS belonging
to Thomas Davis residing at No ID James street. JUS
tios Osborne locked him up for trial.
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

Nsw YoRx, SATURDAY AvrERHoos, Der 10
The a ur market continued firm; the demand for the
eastward continued good and ssea would probably have
b.en larger had not been for the scarcity Of vessels
which were also In demand for the British provinces
Of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Wheat was in
light supply and in good demand, at full prices Corn
was hrm At yesterdays quotations, and closed with an
upward tendency. Rye was nrmer, with fair amount
Of sales Oats inactive Sales Of pork were
making at figure above yesterdays quotations Prime
remained the Sales Of groceries moderate,
without material change in quotations Transaction
in cotton light, without change in prices
AsHEs Sales Of pots made In small way at 80
a$6 as We only noticed sales Of 90 barrels Psarsw
were made at So
BsEApsruFrs- Flouv-sass Of Oswego and Gen.
esee footed up about 5000 barrels at SO 90 SO boA
for the former and So 56k 62k for the latter 500
bbls new Michigan sold at S6 s6A and 900 do at the
same price; sales Of 400 bbs Ohio made at 20 o6
with lots of do at 81 l2% for Castsa 81 10 was
asked bbls old Michigan cold at 40 25; southern
-four was nrm and 400 bos Howard street sold at 80
62x aud 400 do fancy do sold at So 20 Whsat-sa's
Of 1000 bushels Of Genesee made together with
handsome lot OF Ohio at 81 a.; and 900 bushels est
ern we're sold at 81 80 and 1000 do Onto white sold at
the same price CorD-The market vsa nrm and the
sales footed up about 10 900 buahsls including sound
Western nisSA, ~ 7ae, and so0d yellow ssIse. Ths
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

firm, the members Of which are men Of skill and
practical experience, both graduates from the
yard of w. H, Webb, 'of this city; no better
proof of their taste and ability can be given than
this, their first production
They have the frames of two more vessels now
in theiryard, one for the Mediterranean trade, and
the other for the fr~ighting business, for Messrs
Zerigan & CO., of this city, to whom belongs
the E. T. Thisship will be commanded by Capt
Hartshorne, formerly of the Victoria. She was
launched fully rugged, and ready to receive her
cargo.
The affair was quite novel feature to the va
red attractions, both of art and nature, for which
Hoboke en- is 80 celebrated.
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
CITY IntsUlRenoe.

The FAn-Ths fair at Castle Garden closed its g.
oond week last evening having been visited By grsst
dance We noticed among them, Governor Young Of
Dicisnson, Of New Jersey the Mayor Of New York Gen
Tslmadge, Of fouyhkespss: Hon Mr. Burchsrd, Of Al
bany Fletcher Webster, Esg, OF Boston Judge Bald
ofthe Deaf and Dumb and Blind institutions N''''
THE EI,sEsns.- are daily under obligation to
and Troy Expresses, Godfrey CO . Eastern and New
Bedford Express and also TO Messrs Munroecr supply
Of papers always In advance Of the mails
As.rvAL oy EMrs,Arr PAn..s.,'.-Ths number
Of sigrapt passengers arrived this port during We'd
nesday and Thursday amounted TO sss
Tns ETrrer oy EXCITEMENT - Coroner Walters was
called yesterday to hold an inquest ON Wards Island
the body Of Edwin simmonds native Of Ireland aged
years who died Friday under the following sircum-
stances vis The deceased arrived In this city from
Europe about eight weeks ago, with the intention OF
sides Being sick and very feeble landing here he
admitted into the hospital on Wards Island where
he has gradually improved In health and strength until
Friday when NJ the deceased visited the island to
enquire after him. and on being informed that the de-
ceased would in few days be enabled to prosecute his
journey told his father what Dr. Hasbrouck had said
when the deceased immediately became greatly excited
with JOY and stated that he would be ready to
Shortly Afterwards he laid down and appeared to 20 to
sleep and remained in doxing position until II O'Clock
when he expired without having spoken single word
but once, to decline drink OF water offered him BY
other daughter also in the hospital Verdict death by
old age and the produced by being told that
he was going to his daughters
DEATH ny ArorLrxr.-The coroner held an inquest
also at No l09 sheriff street. tht body Of Barbary
Brown, native OF New York aged 81 years who had
nt on Sunday morning last, and remained speechess
from that time until she died Friday evening ver-
dict, death BY apoplexy
SUDDEN DrArH-A laboripg man. whose name was
undsrstood to be John wve while engaged at work
taken suddenly Ill, and almost instantly expired
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

TIE New SHIP T. D-This is the badly chosen
cognomen of beautiful ship launched from
the yard OF Messrs Barclay 4 Townsend, Hobo
ken, yesterday afternoon. She is noble vessel
not very large, but Of graceful and even proper
tions, and although built expressly for carrying,
with great capacities for her tonnage, the essen.
ral qualities of sailing were not lost sight Of
The excellent symmetry of her model, the care
and skill displayed in her construction, and the
great strength Of her tmbers and fsstenings, rem.
der her perfect vessel-to which we may also
add fast one.
The z L. 10 the firsl vessel ever built BY thu
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
Ths Foreign News.

The steamer Missouri, Capt. MORN, is in her
seventeenth, and tne Cambria, Captain Judkins,
in her tive ith day
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

meet at the Engns House. tuesday the 18th nst at
o'clock A. NJ, precisely Dess-Fre cap dark psotsooss
red Shirt black belt and II s expected that every
member will be present this occss,on ~ oresT % e
Company. VIM Th',mrsOa,.
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

booh WHICH aro booss'-r p \, an eou, \,
sny soid in this c 81 and SO Also, Fine Ca oss ol
s33 usually sold for 81 We ,scommeps s 2m, m or
pose the Herald oce All his woh Is or a 50 10 y,
,stsfscton Water VT of soots retned AT rom ~ " W -
Samoes Of his Boots can the FAR Compeuuon ue
aed Boots made 10 order short not &C.
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
Movsments In Politics

There was to be a meeting Of the friends Of Gen
Taylor at Nashville Tenn, the 9th inst The peopl'
Of Concordis Mass and the adjoining parishes, gave
splendid barbecue in honor Of the Hero Of Busna Vista
on the 30th ult.
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

BEARERS OF DISPATCHES Major L G.. Capers
pass, through Charleston the 0tb and e. D. Ward
the l2th ns both from Mexico, and on their way to
Washington, as bearers Of dispatches.
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

hoo,s ,ho,, or caiter Joness street, near
s Museum You get .hsre IS good boots Tor - 70 can
boot AT Ss So which 10 usually sold lot so Dou e
soied wat, Tproof beots so - 90 and " @ Jones has
pros,s I goods purehased Ann i'rt re NARRATED 70
ri,s sn,,Ye Sstsfaenos,
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
Mali Failures

Two Northern mails from beyond Wsshngton were
received the same day At Charleston on Tuesdsy
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

INTERMRNrs IN TINE DIFFERENT cRMKTRRHs,
For the fwenfy-fou hours ending at o p NJ, Oct. g.
Name Nanvffy. Name. Nafipifv
John Ferney, Ireland NieboIas Plum,r Er,nrs
Lawrence Cronsn, do Henry Linden G,rmsnv
jas, g. Smith. fusland Usnrv unu.s
CHA II M IRENE. NO Ckr.,as Ossls usnevsy
The New York herald., 1847-10-17
Sporting Intelligence.

We would call the attention of the great sporting "a
mly to the various advertisements In columns TO-
day They viii certainly find something there to inte-
tkocn
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

past conduct, and should ! bs absent In your
last moments you viii want me present to ioreys you
asking be to what you be, and let the past De
forgotten You have said to many times that once
think you were mistaken do not think ever said So
and pray you never repeat 1t again Your isst IL
true would have given thousand times the postage
have received You might have made IL worth zen
Thousand times postage had II been written with d
ferent feelings. Write to me- mplors you, ~ the re-
turn Of the Great Western and say ,o%sthns 70 rsev
ny mind uf It's present burthen. shall leave Liver
pool for home In the Great Western on the otn Oh
and would fan set fcs towards my home WIN tns
hope OF being greeted with different feelings from those
with which i.f Never never, forget the sgony
Of that hour when you refused me parting k"'' w"
more of this, 49,
shs s now OF an age when should be capable OF wt
ing good letter and do not lot her acquire Dad mean
idle hD ws t. R% MY rsh 81 that pay
close attention to his studies teach KepPy little dear
her letters how much think Of you and them-whaMt ~
our caro- they require In framing their habits and oha
ractsrs let us strive to do all In our TO bring them
in the they should g. 81
civ. That influence a right direction. Again, say,
write to me by the return Of the Srsss M western u
chdren: also nv to Henry and Charlotte,
Bridget and Elisabeth; and believe me- when say am
have put kiss hsre for you and all the children;
let them kiss me mere
MANcHgsrER, June 1S, 1S45.
Oh my DEAR dear wife aid not know the deep anec-
ton had for you till received your letter dated May
ooth saving you will be q wife to longer You
muat regret writing that letter you have written
are scrry YOU wrote received this letter yesterday
ia London and lay awake all night trying to think
what have done or said that ought not that
have done nothing am sure What have ever said that
should regret We have been married nearly seven
teen years and do not think In all that time have
spoken 10 you In anger en Zen csessess, and Don
The New York herald., 1847-10-17

about it he then went to the boat; him. mt the
garden, a letter which was addressed to by Mrs
LyDde from New Bedford; during these three days he
took drive With me around In wagon think 1t was
Sunday; brsakfssted with him on the same morning;
made presents to Mrs Lynds the first
chair; Mr. steinhey and myself had two made and
pressptsdt hem to both; think the lamp my next,
sr may be my frs the next was bracelet tan and
gloves the bracelet purchased by in Paris
after my return from Europe In ls44 gave 1t in the
presence Of MIR. Lynde on Christmas eve often
Lynde; can't say II Mr. nde present. the fan
given her birthday in l5l5 her flower plants
and seeds; was philpiusd gave a hapdkerchief
PHILIPPINE In lsA gave 1t to Miss Mary Lynde bosrd
steamboat for her mother; made presents to them
ALL Mr. Stenhsyl and myself next presented Mr. LyDde
jointly with clock gave him chess board and men;
presented Mary with small locket; gave Helen a
small jewsled gold cross gave them all presents;
bought gold pencil for Walter in Paris; did not give
It to him because his father told he had bought one
for him; gave Walter q fishing rod; these presents
given as philippines and on other occasions [wit-
ness was examined in relation to his habits and mode
Of enjoying himself while on Staten Island He
tion to his keeping horse and riding frequently with
Mrs Lynde; he contradicted the testimony Of the wit
Charles Lever In relation to witness being out
80 late as o'clock riding with Mrs Lynde ne generally
with Mrs Lynde In the wood on tree; had mis- psek
turned to Mrs. Lynde; Mary Lynde came to them,
and. and said Why mother you are cryins tsrnss nsa
not aware she was crying at the time heard house-
mans testimony; did place his hands round Mrs.
neck in the srSor sworn % ho 70 gnsp n S
beard have been longer on his chn than now hearo
Miller testify in the case; was In the position
sworn to by Miller In oonpexion with MIRA Lynde; wit
ness further sorroboraed the testimony In relation to
the accident that occurred TO him and MIR Lypde on
that occasion Mr. Lynds went into his room Mrs
Lynde applied some liniment to my Leg Misa Mary
Lynde was present; think Mr. Lynds wss In ha
room al the time this was done the door between both
rccns vss open st the time vhsn Mrs Lynds SssarseS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
Agents for the arkansas Intelligencer.

The following named gentlemen requested
and authorized to act as Agents for the "Intc
gonccr.' Several Of whose names we are usin:
without authority, who, nevertheless, we hope
will confer upon US tho favor to act. As on
terms ar SO in airance, beginning from tho 2OII
March, lS47, we hope that all who nre indebted
TO US, will, without further solicitation, pay Owe
the same to our respective Agents.
Reagan Il Costa Fayetteville, Ark.
II. 5. Wilson &; c. G.. Brylor, Huntsville, Ark.
ii. Z. Berry, Carrollton.
W. C.. Mitchell, Crooked creek,
A. 3. Greeuw ood, Bentonville.
James Hagood, und NJ. Wright, Boon,boro'.
c. Pi,man. Sweet Home,
Samuel NJ. knrues, Ashley p. y.
Pssl Master. EvansvIc,
+. pa9ies, Neosho, Mo.
r. B. Scott, Honey creek, Mo.
Alfred Oliver, Enterprise, Mo.
L. DeLano. Park Hill. c. n.
I Post Master, Kcdron.
W. P penkIa, Fort Gibson.
C.. Perkins, Creek Agency.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita, Choc. Nation,
Sloan Love, Chickasaw District,
R. NJ. Jones, Boggy depot,
G. G. Gooding. Fort Towson,
ID. Folsom, Doaks.ilIe,
}. II. Head, ChOc. Agency.
J. T. W. Lewis, Spencer Academy.
w ii Il NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
Post Master, PIcasan, Hill,
+. r. Aston, Spadra,
5. VI. Hays, Dover,
NJ. Rose, ClarksvIlle.
Jno. Brown, Little Rock.
~; L'~~>-.--1 NJ o.
NJ. L. Scott, Boonville.
Rev. r. KcIlom. Charleston,
J. B. McPherson, Oak Grove,
Vim. II. Duak, CiarksviIIe, Texas,
S. S. Stephenson, RoscvIe,
Chas. f.. llynson, DanylIlc,
Col John Williamson, Dwight,
Allen W. BIevin. Washington,
Scion B. Jones. Pine Bluffs,
N. NJ. Foster. Helena,
H. Ne, Ba,esvilIe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Gen. Taylor for The Presidency.--The Vlcks.
burg Wig, in speaking Of General Taylor for
the Presidency, after paying him just tribute
for his resplenden, military services. excaims:
''Our voice is still for Clay" The N. Orlean
1rop,e thinks it injudicious and unlus, to General
Taylor to mlnsle his name with the party s,rfcs
OF the day. The Philadelphia North Amer ican
says that mot single Wing meeting has nomi.
mated any man for the Presidency" and think i,
be would arrogant TO raise tho banner of Gen,
Taylor or any man at present. The more con
sdera'o Whig press, is yet in doubt, wae,her i,
would DO wise to como out for the old hero.