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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17
Letter from Mr.. UebSter.

MARsHFIELD, JUSE &c, lsi7.
GENTLEMEN am quite obliged 10 you for your very nd
and respectful letter. addressed Nashville inviting
me attend the Chicago Convention II my health had al
ing would have brought into the Northwest in time 10
have been with you the LIST Of July but being compelled by
illness abandon the purpose Of getting the mountains,
of course not in power attend the Convention.
You speak, gentlemen, in terms Of too much commenda
ton, fear of my efforts in the Of internal and Western
improvement only say that those efforts have been
earnest longconnued and made from the single desire Of
promoting the great interest Of the country OF the power Of
the Government TO make appropriations for erecting hafbors
and clearing rivers, entertained particle Of dopb
This power in my judgment, is not PARTIAL limited obscure
APPLICABLE and not applicable to others TO some
States and TO others rivers and others,
have been the opinion Of gentlemen connected with
the Memphis Convention. For one, reject all such far
fetched and unnatural distinctions. In opinion, the
thoy Of the Government in this respect rests directly
the grant Of the commercial power Congress and this has
been so understood from the beginning BY the wise and hes,
men who have been concerned in the administration OF the
Government and is consequently general, and limited only
BY the importance of each particular subject and the discretion
I Of Congress
hope the Convention may do much good BY enforcing the
necessity Of exercising these just powers Of the Government
There are no inventions constructions quall-
cations 81 the constitutional power esored there
no new political path to be struck IL is simply for the
people say whether prejudice party prepossesons and par
" opposition shall length give way fair reasoning, tC
precedent and experience to the judgment Of the great
who have gone before US and those consdera
tons public interest which mperativey call upor
Congress to do its duty.
am gentlemen, with much regard, your obliged friend
fellOw.cllzen, DAN. WEBSTER
To Nessrs s. LIsLE SMITH, JUsrTN BUTrERYtELn, |. II
Bunch, nd others.
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Letter from Mr.. Ian Burcn.

LISDEswALp, MAY 81, lsl7
Ny Dean SIR thank you kindly for the obigng terms
in which you have been pleased communicate to the
invitation OF the committee attend the Northwestern Hair
Dor and River Conyenon and beg you be assured that
you do but justice in assuming that am by means
Indifferent its objects Having visited most pats OF your
interesting country and witnessed with admiration and high
hopes its peculiar capacities for improvement cannot but
wish all constitutional efforts which have that d.
recon Regettng that it will be in my power to
ply with your request, beg you to make my ackncwledg
to the committee for this proof of their respect
Very respectfully and truly yours,
E. w. TRAcY, Esq. NJ. VAN buren,.
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ASHLAND MAY 81, 1871
Dean SR: received your letter. accompanied by the
circular of the committee requesting my attendance NJ the
Northwestern Harbor and River Convention proposed be
held at Chicago the first Monday in July Cordially
concurng in what announced be the object of the Con-
on should be happy assist in the accomplishment OF il
if in my power but regret that cannot convenient
y attend the Convention. Wishing that its deliberations
may be conducted spirit of harmony, and that they may
lead to good practical results, am, with great respect your
obedent servant,
L. w. TRAcY, Esq. II. CLAY.
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Lftter from pIr. GrinneH.

NEw BEDFoRD, JuSE 10, lS4T.
M DEAn sH I thank you and The committee for your
polite invitation attend the Convention be held at Chi
cage the 9Th Of month. II leave home shall
NJ with Won DO whatever may be in my power 10 press
upon the country the vital importance Of improving in every
way possible harbo and MYERS and in an ways fac-
aud cheaper transportation. You authorized TO
pledge my oil occasions for these purposes when they
are combined Ia b that all parts Of the country
fairly dealt by With great respect, your obeden servant
JOSEPH GRINNELL.
", l.. waIrISe, Esq, Chicago Illinois,
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Letter from Mr.. Fetch.

ASS ARRoR, JuNE %, lsii
DEAR SIN Your note enclosing invitation Of the Com
muce OF Correspondence to attend the Harbor and River
Convention about e. be held Chicago, duly to hand
Business engagements which cannot be postponed, viii put
1t out Of my power to he present with you that occasion
The interest which Michigan has the safe and convenient
navigation OF the great lakes aud the improvement Of the har
bos, without which be attained, will ensure the
cooperation Of this State and It's Representatives support
OF oil Iudlcious appropriations for that purpose.
With my acknowedgmens 70 your committee for the kind
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CArIrAL ISyEST,oS-We find in one Of our late Eng
fish papers advertisement Of "India Rubber Dsecng
Gue expressly designed for the Of surgeons an inge
NOUS invention for the profession in all countries The de-
sign is wholly phianhropc one viz to prevent the loss of
lives or even Temporary discontinue owing the bad effects
the surgeon simple puncure scratch whilst opera
ing upon putrd subjects The glove is said to be thin and
delicate and well calculated for the purpose intended
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letter from Wr. Cass.

DErRorT, MAJ 80, ls47.
DEAN SIR: much obliged you for your kind at.
tenon transmitting invitation attend the Conyen-
ton Internal Improvement which will NEE, in Chicago in
July. Circumstances, however will put out Of my power
be present that time. am dear sir respectfully yours,
LEWIS CASS.
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LATER FROM OREGON.

The Boston editors have received Oregon papers to the 18th
of January by the arrival of the Sterling, considerably later
than files The additional information they gain from
them, however, only that the Legislature adjourned on the
Goth of December having passed hrytwo bills and sundy
resolutions Among the bills authorizing the manu-
facture and sale Of spruous liquors vetoed by Gov
Abenehy but the House passed again by the constitutional
VOTE The pilot bill of which spoke yesterday finally
passed.
District and County Courts have been established and the
whole territory divided into counties Mr. S. X. Barlow is
authorized by act of the Legislature open road
the Cascade mountains.
The whole debt of the Territory is estimated at Sl0 000
The citizens generally represented to be happy and in
prosperous condition.
Previous to the adjournment of the Legislature memorial
Congress adopted praying the extension of the laws of
the United States the Territory and the organization of
a territorial recommendation. Adrertiser
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FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

By the arrival from California have Sandwich
Island papers to the 10th of January The Polynesian
that mainly filled with Of our warke dongs
in Mexico and California
1t announces, however, the arrival Of fifty barrels of flour
from Oregon, which in good time the
men-ofwar in the Pacific eating the Sandwich Is
landers out of house and home"
There good natured banterng between the editors
of Oregon and Honolulu The former invites the Sandwich
Islanders leave their homes and in Oregon where
every is landholder which the Honolulu man re-
plies that the Sandwich Islanders have relish for the ogs
and fever and ague Of Oregon all they ask that the Ore
gonans will send them plenty of flour and lumber and take
sugar and coffee in exchange. sensible notion, that
FROM THE roLrSEsIAS OF JANUARY g.
MELANCHOLY Loss OF LFE-During the late blow there
lost in the Moka channel the passage between La
hama and Mooka one whaleboat with OF five men,
(here board, who saved themselves by
swimming, OF whom sustained for long tme her
haused partner and only abandoned him from fear of sharks
when he had been dead some time y canoe, with
and his daughter with four persons, and another with
one, lost. In the last saved. In all one
boat and three and twelve lives lost 1t is somewhat
remarkable that the three who escaped were women.
His Majesty, in his late excursion Maui touched Mo-
oka and highly grated with the evidences of real i'm
proyemen that island attributable in great the
influence of the American missionaries there resident The
children better clad the lands better cultivated and the
population altogether appeared to advantage than on
Oahu. 1t is this island that the native population is
the increase.
The Governor of Oahu has taken active measures of late
to compel the surplus population of Honolulu
their homes other islands, where they much need
ed in cuivating their lands.
kauai WooL.-We have a plaid-fgured blanket,
presented to the King, made Kauai from the wool Of the
sheep that island, which does much credit the
actuer and shows that eeces of native ocks can be
turned to good account in making blankets, ponchos, &C.
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attention which prompted their polite invitation and with
.enIsuis Il respect, am, my dear sir your obi servant
ALPHEUS FELCH.
". l.. WHrISs, Esd, Chicago.
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The following Letters, from eminent statesmen
and other gentlemen in public life, were read al the
laie River and Harbor Convention:
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Letter from M. ClaY.

Messrs. J, n. JuDp and others, committee, 4,
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JOHN M. CLAfk..;- ----
LOTTERY VEN Do
IAN u IL n,

TFNFE directed 10 the
IL Schemes for tbs month 90 } ,nuary. ls47.
CLARKE has sold large Capa auy other venser in
the United sa'-s Every moath inc the OF
nj cistan. -iyca'urers-
100000 in Capitals OF $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. class for 1877 10 BE- dfawn j,
nuaIy p IS No Lott-'yia Dawn ElIns Grand Scheme
10000 amounting So TOO rre, OF 100 &c
TeAet, $40 quarters Cerhca, OF packages OF
IS wholts, $3.50 IS hs ives s.. - quarters - so
SS5OO0 10000 10 OF 500!
ALEXANDRIA LOTT cry, Class c. f3r lst7 70 b dawn
Januly l6h &c No Jo; rl5 Bsno-s Grand scheme
/ Prize $4,000. 10 600 5000 Tekv. sio baye, S:
quarters So Certificates Of packages Ct 90 whoes $50
STARS in pron7rton
$4,000! 10000.
ALEX ANnRIA LOTTERY Class T. for 1877 to be drawn ia
nus;y 20 5 Nos Lot-ryls Ora n Ba o,s sshsm.
przs % $1,000 10 oOO tOlO Teset. $40 qlal
tss SO cerdsate Of packages o! IS wEos s90,hsrci
proportion
$4,000 10000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cl,ss = fof ls47. Ia be dawn
Jsnuay 3oth 65 No LoVeryI3 Drawn B,ot Grand ssh M
0f $4,000 10000 &c Tietets halves quarters
so Cert hsa Or Packages OF - Whole Tickets sioO -
hrvcs So p quarters IS.
t Orders Tor certificates OF package single share
In u the above scemss Addressed Undermined
eeve tn most attention ADD each drawing
w. be forwarded nee Of postage, ressvri
Address JOIN n. CLARKE
b4 BIC al Va.
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STRATTON,S OFFICE,
No 5, SOUTH FOURTE IN I'll 81 Rect.
Let Ill the world say ur,' 'hey ca,
sri ! th.

No 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH 81 Rect.
Let Ill the world say hey ca.
Por selling Prizes, STATIONS the man!
Dawn Nos Of Alcr,nfria. NJ < Dee Goth
SIS - 60 10 Go Is "a % 10 76 81 { Al
ieke Nos 10 SIS co. sH P'ze Of $500 sd aai paid BY
srRATroS.
Drnxs No. or AIerar iris Nc A.-Jan', %.
81 81 20 IL 81 - - s. % IS Is 60 20.
Drawn No, OF sssser z-ua No. Jan. 9d:
- ~ , Al % CO 81 20 - Is a..
Tess Nos 90 %, Prize Of az. sold and paid BY
srRATToN
Dawn Ncs Of Lee.,u,g No lin. 4.h
69 10 % l 81 10 IS 20 IS 30 - 20 Is 90 81.
$4,000. 5000!
Tue siay-Nrw Jersey, Capitals $4,000, 5000 $500,
245 2OUO OF 1900, 10 Of 2Su, &C IS Nos ~ drawn
Tickets 81: halves $50. qrs. IS
sCAurALs Or $4,000!
observation-disclosures. No Capitals Of $4,000 SoOe,
tts 'o-S ,oOo 5SSos - drawn Teteu o. hsl,isSc
quarters IS.
Thur.iay-New Jersey. No 3 Capius $4,000 . Of 5000
Of $500 Of COCO 1900 * - Nos ~ Ir1wu TICK
s,s s.. halves $50 quarters IS.
s. 900. 1000!
Frday--NonunaViia. 30. T. Capitals 5000, COCO. 1890
1910, 1910 Of lOOO, &c. rs Nos- Is drawn. Tetcs 81
halves l. quarters soc.
sstu-5sy-suEs1 Eta. No. , Capitals. s4eop 1Cs2. Of
1907, &C. 10 Nos ~ drawn, Tickets w. halves soc quar-
ters 95e
SGO.oOOi Ira q Capitals oT 10000.
Sttur1ay-Aetandua. No. e. frpt1s $1,000. ljno.
23to. IS Of 1000 A. IS Nos, - drawn rE, $40 halves
S. a.arlr gsO
R- Rryers are rcfcr.ei my PrHe registered
once rr'of Of whit hi' bren dom ini n,av
I'M continues nefciv s,d and pad BY
N Odcrs f1f acs nre tickets I've shove
schemes ana all Lotteries viii t' promptly an Med q, nd
drawing when tCqurred
rl,ase asdrcs. orders to sTRA1roN
bf Rchmapd Va.
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Rf virtue ut n Decree of the Circt,t S,,,..,,o,
~ ceu't n Law and cbIResy for Charles CITY Co, ~, -,
ar eed on s- ls d'y % "a D. IN. .,. ~ ~
our" aaa others " the President Comp,,v ~ -
BANK 81 Ns IN and o'hts End MEGA ot,er. g,
ano er--ihs subscribers, a'poia ed by or o. an.
70, ' purpose VIII oher sac, public % The h,h.,
r ioI ash AZ Ter ecv. Charles ~ county on hi -
DAY the Sh day n JaHua N. SLAVES ard q or -
a. properly be gnr e tie Bsn m n 4 ~, =
eHahr nso AMI VII Oh rnVsycd by certain A "A. !,
uif fei-rrec IN by the dc IS nSsy Ner..-.a
woni ard e Liren Fou- itc. FUN p, -.
u on. sc t7e ale BE- deferred sy nsnt sAiser
It WI AXE Place The Fay ''
de'-dtts HENey UARRtsoS Z Cs-zr,
a. " Hehmon Enquire Petersburg Itescneer and Norton
TO Conmus. - WAN " -
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:. J. AILwoRTH, ID,
de 93-waw foT Thos. II. Joynes c. g c.
VIRGINIA: IN CHANCERY-At a CIR.

w i = u Y TT
cult Court Of Law AMI Chlneery
for Rshm"ni county the Count oe Iuessy
OF October
Charles l. B.H, surviving eIo5 Charles Bell deed, prG
VIII ssts Frederick Set L. John Settle Edwin s
tie william smith ard ia,betl u. who Elizabeth
Ne tie, mia sPsRee widow OF Thomas Spence deed
Nara se,, John w Pc 6c non with
the win annexed of win sue teeel,ei ice.
adn'nr OF Mace Cl,ments deceased def's
The defendants s,ir John admot
hae Clements deed having by leave of the Court
sve aud this coming aths day he heard the
EXHIBITS ne herewith and the aioeai
the Court that The
Wi am II sc. and WIN smith EliLase:h his wife
than pponhs pain
t bill il iaken fer CO nj ssd them ant sppearng
TINT der Of ruh has been
eessey in the Richmond Wing published City
Of R HIN nd against the atsnt sreLee
SUI sni John settle the paint G is so ak,n for
fssed ism; whrrSupon, n
oher inter- rsirg IN this except follows I'd
Judge der and der"" that Francis w Prestor who here
appointed Comm purpose enquire
acsita whether there
william SIT cd be admr CURED
the said Commissioner
account e aiunia'iono Mace caeD the
SAID William Settle deceased which
Greeted aad
Nd by The said Mace Clements unict the order and OF
ouIt OF Goa peent a-taTt with Liberty
snFT i. moreover teest ana t5 e 80 inc ,aid Comms
plant is debt ad debts
the said WI lam sc Tie decd Distinguish aud ca ing the
eufb cebt fon al OILERS ani the manu- debts tp such
bad the IA slch merely csicEetd by
the said Wi lam Settle dsesasd and open
the
the door Coun House county
Count days and at other public places the ed o.
thencaed. The taii
ei take account Of the
ham settle died Possessed whstc conveyed by the deed Of
IN he hl o. comlh rsitr'ee 10 otcie, and Of the
value q the and his proceedings hereto
deemed peuEea ally required to be stated by
J. G. JEFFRIEs DC
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REM AL.
TOHN V. HARDWICKE. Merchant Tailor.

K WIN v iiARbN lSNTs. herCnum TAILOR,
~ informs his Customers and public Eensray b. ha
removed to No Wal Stree, under Cty ard " be
happy them with line prcmptne.
and dis ai1h on as coed terms holsc the city
where
returns his thanks pas. ,vors
hoy ng 's'g -i1 continue the Us stand
Con tiuiJ on had every artielc of EentcmCn's
d
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lotteries.
ID. PAINE a CO.,
MAN AYERS OF LOTTERIES.


'uNHE New Year opens with tho most Brilliant
- sehemes undsr the Eemstt Of H. PAINE CO. whieh
nave ever yet been Ptesense To the public Tn. Mand
't"~ now under the sreia i've Of Paine Co
are also oniet 10 the paircns OF For Hons. where n
me orand Capas have teen sid ADD pad Tbsseeme.
bs eh o soh and goth Of January
hememb'r for large primes ard pay adiess ordrs
cw.PURCELL, As,ni for the Manater,
Rsh Va.
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JOHN ELDER,s
Depot Of chem literature.

no Isl NAiH STREET.
JANUARY 4.
uSG received, and for salc, the following
~ new Publsauons;--
No 'han btts Encyclopedia Of English I-rlture;ese
Cru aiers SaDe Duke OF by Dumas, l2c
The kn ghi Of Gwynnr BY lever with illustrations CSC
Io1k before yon Lear, comedy N acts, ice
Colys Reprint Of Ba kwpod Lsdes Msgszins: published
mont y -single numbers. &C.; 81 per year
Nell Gvyynhs; The Court stlars An Historical Ro
mtner. by Harrison Ains~orh-25c
fo que Novel BY James Sheri ian Knogc.. I-r-e5e
New N'rk Hcrhd Tor satuJ'y Jan.g
W~si'rn Coninsnt do Jaa
PHI aicil ha Courier and Gazette ssiurial J.n.9
Fiag of ga In ou do do
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Aurtion Salcs
BY Daniop, uersnr. a Go.

GROCERIES, Ar AUCTION
% rOkrpN Su Jatuary. 10 ocieeR r~a ., GOV
Cto -
- HIS AMI p. y sn-ar
90 Lof srsar a's~su's SOos'- Nss-d
sse bAEs Rio. Lagoafss sud lava csr-
- Csso ard 20 ,. re- GOSHEN Ih~..
10 frsrs prime RY,.,
IS Hhi. Mcii-s~.
80 Bows SPcrn AID Va low Csnai--
20 The 4 g. fBpsrai nd Poaekan, Ia.
100 BITS ohio WHISKY
d,la sui " wine. cia
Ba1ty MuFa'd, Pepper. whn,I.ai
Lins-sd Oh hc-
dr si'o cash. c,er sio9 ,n-. srsdt ~ sp,ruv.
X 1 no PaP''' DUNLOP NoNcURR a CO.
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Ira = Gtluu, James Glum, LouEa Gfum America Glum
Fl Eabtth Barley, Oliver Barley, Paaeua William
Cagen er Unity wife Of ssnidge Ansit Smith GIlun,
Nsthin :. Gi'um, Doits.
The defendants Slnddgs Ane and Unity ID. wife smith
GiGum and Nathan = Gum having appear
aaee and security according aud the Rules
Court and appearing 20 the satisfaction Of Court
Inhabitants OF this State. On plaintiff IS
bis attorney ordered, That ge
nett aud uuS H. h wife, Smt5 Gllm and Nathan
do before tie Justices OF said County Court OF oUia
County at the Count house, the lt OF February
ana the h 81 The plnd and that ohis order be
forthwith inserted published IN le city Of Rich
ond nih uceesye and Psted At the font door OF
j G. UT house Of this County some Court day.
Copy-Teste
no I6-Npw, Join HUNTER. c. I. G.
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lotteries.
C.B.LUCK'SLOTTERY OFFICE.
On WALL STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL


1p,OoO DOLLARS! 30 of 5000 DOLLARS.
MARYLAND LOTTERY for benefit Of the su,ap.ha,n.
lanai Class No Q. 10 n Bshno- January 9Th 1877
~ NOS, IL DRAWN.
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courISsToNER,s orp,cr.

RICHMOND COURT HOUSE VA, lEo nth, 1876.
The parties necged the fore decree hereby LoGed
TUESDAY tn. Sd dy Of February. ls47 II O'clock
Office, led 10 perform the DIT ihc-ein
red OF when and where they, any
they 'hns pcpet: And luter required
hereby n1ty The dtos OF WA produce
claims before me properly authenticated.
FRANCIS w. PENDLEToN
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'RutIIuI DTcss HopfsF 10 v 10 oiFeds
M + have Just opened by Ndams n Go. Ex-
pf,st fss ar1hsf beut 90 us' fn Ffsnch
u ots. spsndd arcs We invite temfn vart Of
prr,f ard t.1ti usacsn Thfs o n w. o.
b. IdsrulH. llrdsl-n Vrint ~ Essp itre
sup7v 7f Them i1i arays and ~ e atft shon my
I'd trsYfiuny 10 ~ trrsFY 4 WATTS
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NIRGINIA Al Rules taken in the Clerk

" lRGlNlA AT Rules taken IN the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Superior Csu or Law AMI Chaueerv
for Prince Edar Couay the 5rh day Of oct-ber, 1916.
William B,ozey, Plaintiff.
aganst
John w al LAM John Beazey, James Beazey, Abraham 4.
Ncnable and William Matthews, DtfeudAnts.
The defendant John w Gillian. entered his appear
and given according Act Of the General ASSN
bly, and the Eles OF this Court and that he
inhatant Of 81 the plant counsel
Tu'cs aore-l and accordingly That the
defendant John Gi am rules tote taken
Clerks Cfce aforesaid MJnd March and
the plaintiffs bill and copy ths order be
II H. pubic newspapers printed the City
Rehmcud months surce~sy"y ID also posted the
door Of the Ccuu House this County CopyTtse,
i7-vQW H. WORsHAM. G. G.
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GENERAL AGENCY, &c.


TVNIlE subscriber offers his rcrvices TO his city
y aui eourtr friend aoi che 0ab generally. General
Agent Of evtry desert ton Renting
sni receiving Rents of rls nr o sct,infs ard col
ing Hires buf.cs n1y be Of
ans Judgment ne Agent a.. Hs charges al
reasonable ,-i horrt by asiuIy ard
trsL ard portion Of ruh'e patronage Pr
a'fy nIhfy 70 tohafro al Hrss fnf1scd 90 h d. woad
he frIiwi eucr, Lawson Nunray va
Trr.sif gfHar. E0tctfG Scott n Eutlce A
judge nayblr1n ~. W Vino 30 Arsa r sSct r. NJ
webb BACON utstsrvirc Chas Ob'tns. ia sttr 10
ihtop. Chriu 60, Wafrrn a p Hasa 4 hhy aui
Asssis 4 White rtA---f ~ lao Chrsfsn r ts.l wm
uouf g. cd TO u rt uf. Ne Arrf. Co Ho'tusnt
and John Mnsr Rrstsgha- Maii 80 q ustsn sui Juo
Grefrry Hfs~,s. 10 jrsrh Wftir ~ aro w Hsus snd
Thomas ton % G.,riss Utntv vs. Ans tui YAM Wat
hus. Frssf Tfsrs vuta O. Ktrr ~ fs Judle Jno
Chrhtan I'D Wa Wsuct, 90 iiausa-g Ch,sW narrey. Tq
Hassr.r HEArH JOINS MILLER
Hsyinr ~ cgh o. ten ycsfs hs oacs e. enc
Of hc BANKS Of this Ct' Sr ofetuy sccesto st~ud any
nsnk ing ani NJ II
hsds sud ho The selling o, rteuee %
county friends smpi-y ft,s he eountfy
shiaf hftt Servants, ny o'hc bur
tesi p'ssse % rsss by dad
NY oee, Msslc White, door bow Webb. IA.
cor 60
pcesnesf 9b isN,-tod6v Nm
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j. F. w ORD.
LOTTERY VENEER

LUZ IEht tENDEh,
OfPoSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
- Ellis Tickets II all Lotteries under the usnazerne,,
~ y; J. g. GREGORY & Co., the same ,erra, ,b,,
they are cold at the Managers Office
Grand Schemes for January.
60,oO0 DOLLARS IN 6 CAPITALS OF sioOOO
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Cas- B, for Isi7, te dawn ia
rs NO LoTTERY-ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
Grand
Fries Of $4,000, amounting IS Prize, or . ~ nm
Pine of...... 500 200 -. .do........ eco
Tctcs $40 n;,: s. q a So cens,,,., q e.
Of . whO'es $3.50 % halves IS; IS quarters - SO.
$4,000. 10000. 10 OF 800!
ALENtNDRIA LOTTERY, Class C. Tor Isi7 to be drawn "a,
IS NO LorrERy-is Drawn BALLOTS.
F're or. saSOoO Pn1e o. ..........se 600
...eo.......... . 10000 so......'. o0 100
..a,.... ;o o9S 10 1900
., T gS $40 halves quae so ceTaea.s. o.
u - "h''e'' slso-'hates IN PROPORTION.
$4,000. IO.Ueol
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Cllss d, Tot rs47 to h. srv L.
IS NO. LUTrERr-rs Drawn A.,,or,
SRISB
rf" $4,000 10 Pre-, of.........sIeso
..Go............ 5000 SO - so, SOC
IieAet $40 halves quarters CeTisales u
OF 5 Whoies Si3o-shlres 10 proportion.
S25,OOO! 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cas- E !or 1857 70 b, dawn IA.
SO No. LorrERY-Ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
oEASD soHEST.
:.:do;.: 5000 20 -: G G8..::.:.:..: $50
Of ~ wuslo hsr. 5 quarer. $50 csrse.. Of paesas,
1.- oriers 'fksis $500; - htve, So g quarters 2S
sar,s in any of hi'' Of Packages anse Tickets and
a. viii receive III, lsos, Pr schemes, TO The unee n
dawnJ OrNsF'eias 5000 as ana ar &C cunt each
hs J. p weed Add~s'