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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-28

MFRS. GEN. CARRINGTON'S Seminary young
l ladies' the LIST of October and closes on
the 3ls of July Mrs Darlington spares pains have
all the departments filled with competent teachers and
ventures promise thorough education be
obtained in any part OF the Union
Mrs C's dwelling is in beautiful, retired, and healthy
part the city, combining many local advantages gen
orally found in city residences and the internal arrange
ments such the comfort of the inmates.
The boarders considered members family and
required conform its regulations; but they are govern
ed bv law of kindness
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Philadelphia, Feb. Is, 1916.


From Professor Mott Of Neio YORK., and others
The undersigned have examined DR.. Bannng's novel
views the mechanca pathology of many affections OF
the viscera and believe them to be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention Of the medical profession.
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. b Whiting
]. Kearney Rodgers III Mclean.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-28

ITO MERCHANTS, EDITORS, &C., &c.-Morses
Electro Magnetic Telegraph is in operation be-
tween Richmond, Virginia. and all the principal cities
north and east, far Wheeling Virginia; Pttsburg,
Pennsylvania; Buffalo, New York; and Portland, Maine
The mail from the south reaches Richmond about
O'clock m, and the mail is distributed in New
York until about o'clock p. m the next day, and in
Boston about o'clock the succeeding morning.
the other hand the mails that leave Boston during the
day up o'clock in the evening" reach Richmond at 6t,
p. M, two days afterwards.
A message teegraphed from Richmond at o'clock in
the morning. the arrival of the southern mall will reach
Boston in few mnutes its contents be attended to-
and returned Richmond in time to be put into
the mail going soah at q in the evening of the same day.
thereby gaining FOUR ENTIRE DAYS.
In like manner, THREE BUSINESS DAYS may be gained
between Richmond and New York, and TWO between
Richmond the hand, and Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington on the other.
To enable merchants and others avail themselves OF
this gain, has been arranged that messages from New
Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston and other southern
cities, addressed postage paid) to Telegraph Office,
Richmond, Va" shall be forwarded, without prepayment
of the telegraph charges, it being understood that the wr
will make arrangements with their correspondents in
the eastern cities for payment delivery If not paid
for, they will not be delivered will any more mes
sagcs be forwarded for the party without prepayment
The charges upon message not exceeding ten words
exclusive Of the signature and address, foows-vz
From Richmond to Washington 30 cents
Baltimore 40 Sc
=" Philadelphia 60 GO
Z" New York 30
Boston 100 "
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Dr. BANNING Kind Sir The following from le
written by the undersigned TO her bIoher prac
Using physician in central New York The wrler is the
bereaved of clergyman well known and much la
mented ard her testimony entitled the highest conf
dence She cheertuy consents its publication, if, in
your Judgment it may aid in commenting your useful
brace the patronage Of those who would be benefit
ed by its use.
Yours, respectfully, Il. ], s..
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ID III. HOOE Il co. have this day received splendid
i assortment of carpengs Iclohs, and rugs among
them we name in part
70 new patterns tapestry Brussels
30 do very best do
Is pieces common do
do three-ply
% do extra super ingram
~ do do
10 do oil-cioh, all widths
rs super Chenille rugs
100 do tuted do
500 do very ow-priced do
To which particularly request all in of such at
cles call and see them before purchasing elsewhere,
they rich, and will be sold low for cash pune
tpal customers Sept 30
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-28

K Brovn Hollands.-We have in store i.il.1I
II ~ pieces ID yard wide Brown Hollands an uneom'
mon article ID, CLAGETT ~ co,
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption any
lands within the townships and parts of townships above
enumerated is required TO establish the same to the salts
faction of register and receiver of the proper land Office
and make payment therefor as soon as Pracfab after see
ing this notice and before the day appointed for the COM
mencement OF the public sale of the lands embracing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Oct J5-wf3w
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
.IffOl1,Tus and CO.,sell Ors-Of- Lar.

Office on + street, near the Treasury Department,
WILL give prompt attention claims before any of the
wv departments of the government, before Congress,
and TO in the of the District and in the SUI
preme Court of the United States
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
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HOUSTON d ALLEN,
Councillors and .2tSOrneHs at Lac,

vXTILLIAM Ii. HART attends to the collection OF
w all claims any of the departments OF government,
and TO the procuring OF pensions, land warrants, NC.
Office on street, Treasury Building, Washington,
ID. G. Sept 24-4md
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Ha payable IN ddrarce rcuainder on Che Isf Of March
Each young lady will provide herself with a silver
fork, table and tea spoon
No boarder will be allowed to shop, or raise accounts,
without the express permission of the principal.
The boarders are expected attend church with the
family free OF any charge for rent; nor are they per
United to abroad unless under the supervision OF Mrs
y or one ohe No departure from this rule will
guardian.
hIoHMoNp, l8f7. July 26-3moawcp
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Charles DE Selding,
No IL, Iodds Buildings Pennsylvania Pashingtoa.
A GENT for claims, notary public and commissioner of
q IL orr IL M. BIZ A Ii,

COUNSELLOR -ArLAw,
VTAS established his office in the city OF Washington and
proers his services the public in the prosecution
claims upon the Treasury of the United States in the arg-
of in the circuit courts OF the district OF Column
bia, and in the Supreme Court of the United States.
His Office on the south side of the Treas
nary building. June lS--ly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-11
WAR MOVEMRNn.


The New 0alsans enuslpoadsai a.
he chsIlsFlun GauEitE. : EilirE uhdsr a,a.
al he e2a nlnmo. ssys:
s.fhs U. 3. QssrlfEmssisF q mski..
sety sciiss pssrass,iaas lsns. inlssd.d r.,
ne hssski % Msaieo. lhough No On. =,
yel ln01s precisfy lheir ekisei. IN,
nuns Euus ships. bugs. and baaquss. 4.
meaning 10 sams Ihlsly rs. IN ali. wl,rL
haze Lssn ehsr,eEsd - he pas, Tl,.e
weeks. sss taksRg IN weod. ssIsr, ..s
psosisisu,. ., ifrssni . lass lLrss nnnIh.
ssd are % be III e,dy loail he Graf n
next wssk.
The sls,mes .fnssn ~ss yesterday ps,.
ehsssAh ~ GossHnnsns 10 be savIaysd },
/. Eghfr Of the BBzos, for xhleh she j,
sdmis.bly sslsulslsd.
"TLe ~hols Gsel 10 10 rrasssd .hh
sealed orders. IN he opened uhsn iley A.,
IsiIIy into The Gull. Thi, 10 ons Of a.,
moot pa~sTful d.mensirslion. ,sI n,s,
from this quarter, and. from present N.
pe,rsness. will 20 some Gay iownis
eonqssnpg The Psses' 90 lOng lalk.d..
bnut.
..Th,si,sa ship .fiaboma lshlsl ai,h
Tor the B'sras. With . l.rfe nuab,r a
psssengsrs. smorE shom ] noiMe Csl.
| Tailsn, Of Ihe Engineer corps. whc.
movement. towards Me.ieo srs Ihou,L,
10 inJle,ie sn immediate aI,ck upan II,
! C.ssle Of San Juan d'uIoa. In I.e,. N,
opin,nn generally entertained here 10 lh,.
the ahjsri OF lhsse great preparation, i,
no.hins more or lees Than the esplur, a
that famous Iorsrsss, = step mole lkely 10
resuIi in peace. in ny opinion. han ,ny
o,srturss 10 . Mssicsn Congress"
alIudinR In ,hs ,one .rp,d,lior. IL.
New Orleans Bullslin Of The 22d ,,,,:
The ships o.. generally Of large ,l,.
and among the finest in port. They o..
10 be ready By the 26,h inst II could o..
pear 10 be . sperisl expedition. that oil
assemble NJ scms common fsnhez,svs.
and The whols ioice employed - u be !.
. bout 10000 men. OF ~hIrh tie larger
] po,iiCn ~ill GO frcm hi, potion, r.t.
I imsn,, We sndsIsiasd. ~,ll Gu bMk 81 No.
. bile. snd we pTsSune the regiments irOn ID,
. Ailsnte Sisits will come round by ,s,. 10
: JOIN the main body on lie Mexican cO.r.
j. We do no, pretend 10 hs,s any sGma
= idea where tie ,iorm 10 TO hnts,. but ss
}. h~ps on The city and css'ls Of Vera Cn,;
= and. % Gen. Scott has returned 10 he
! eos,i alter visiting Monterey end 's,rs
d Gen. II, ior, ~s presume the sip,diics,
J ~h.,e1sr may he the object. Will be Under
lie immsd,ate eommsnd."
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T.mpieo. Jan. Is. Is47--Ai.rrnooa.


Col. Kinney, Of Corpus { hrisli, aHntd
this morning with dispatches from GtH.
TAYLOR he left Victoria on the evening
Of The OH instant, having ridden over 30
miles in three days. lie was attended,
portion Of the way by four dragons, and
came through with only Two alicndsns.
Zen. Shields Tecriyed orders from Gsu,
ayior 10 suspend vperanons Tor the pres.
ent.
The news from both armies, brought
by Col. X. is Of great interest. lie SAYS
that the Mexican force al San I.nis Polo.
81 amounts To 10000 men he estimates
their entire force in The field at 10000
The capture Of Tampieo. according
Col. n, has created the greatest eIcls.
ment throughout the country. Gen. But.
Ter, with Gems. Worth and Wool, aud
5000 men--cOnsidered the flower Of the
army-were al SallilIo. A Mexican fore.
of $4,000 was reported ON its way to al.
tack them, and our men had taken position
outside. IN anticipation, as the :Own was
incapable Of Ioriifcaiiun. The engage
ment should have taken place on the 9Th
uli., and Col. Kinney speaks confidently
OF our success. The war seems to he
commencing in earnesi. You may rely
upon the accuracy Of Col. KS Oplnon
of the strength Of The enemy. HE'S per-
iecsly informed by Mexicans Throughout
the country IN his pay. and. believe, IS
better acquainted with them than any 9th
or person in the county. His account Of
hisride from Victoria, is rich in hair.breadih
Escapes and mastery siratagems. lie
SAYS hat he knows the Mexlcsns better
than they know themselves. and, THINK
has given prof Of il.
Gems. Tayi2r and Patterson are a, Vic.
toria with 5000 men, awaiting orders from
Gen. Scott. Its no; supposed that any
movement will be made against San lus
Potosi. IL is pronounced the strongest
fortified post in all Mexico, and SANTA
Anna has said that the man that takes II"
welcome to the capital. believe that
change Of warfare will take place on Gen.
Scots assuming command. The noun
tain well retained. and Vera Cruz subject
ed by land attack--then no for MeI'
CO! But you are doubtless better inform
ed of the plans of our government than
ourselves. At all events, there yet re-
mains every thing 10 be done.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-11

Ireland-In no former peri"d Of her
history has this part OF the United hing
dom exhibited such a miserable and s.
farming aspect as at the present tune
Starvation Of the most dire description
stalks throughout The length and breaa'I'
OF It's provinces; disease and death aT'
hurrying their victims from of the stage
OF ilme, and millions of a brave but mr'
guided people know not how aud whe"
70 brave The awful misery which ha"n'
!helr MONDAY walks aud midnight VS.
IONS. SO great and unparalleled is t0s
amount of deslitution now prevailing '"a
The ef"rts of Government 10 abridge anu
mitigate The suflerings of the DISTRESSED
prove unequal 10 The emergency. and PR
vate benevolence starts back at the hOtll'
flying picture Of misery which daily de-
'nands relief. In fact, in many instanr"
The Irish cabins are lille better than char
mel houses. where the dead. uncared for'
nnblrled' lie fostering by The side Of tie
'vins. I'.2~re,i i.".e. r't:, ~ ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-16
Ages OF Statesman

Ofour distinguished men. John Quincy Adj
ANS, born in 1867, is the Nostor. lie IS 80
years OF age, Henry Clay COMES next, beng 10
years old o. the 18th of April. Martin va"
Buren,, Il. N Johnson, J. C.Calionn Lewis
Cass, Daniel Webster, singular enough were
all born in 1882, and Of course are 90 years OF
age. Tyler is years yonng"r-borh IN ''9o'
Poll, is about the same age Dallas years
younger yet, born in 1903. Gen Taylor IS
nearly 90. The rest of cur prominent public
men aic genera lily younger by years IT. we
cross the Atlantic we find a statesman in Wei
linrton, un,mpaired at the rye of -. The age
Of Peel cores ponds with thai of Cenl TayIor,
as that Of Lord John Russell does with that of
DaIlns Hroughum is the Youngest otthc first
grade Of public cbarac.srs, being barely bonn in
the last century,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-16

AAueEIEGIN TIE fCLpIT. Sud Nh c.
a Presbyterian minister Of some no,oue'y,
never lGughed III lie pulpit emily on one &c
casIon,. and thai came near procuring my
Dismissal from tire ministry. About one OF
the first discourses was called to deliver.
suh.cqHenl 10 my ordination after reading
my text and opening my subject, my atten-
ton was directed to Il yoHug man with avery
foppish dress, ard head OF exceeding red
hair, Ii a slip Immediately behind this
young gentleman SET an urchrl, who must
have been urLed on in his GeriItry by the
evil one himself, for do not conceive the
g~'or thought oil the Jest he was playing
Oh on the sPguced dandy in front of him.
The boy held his ioretiuger in the red hair
OF the young men, about as lone as black
smith woHli a nail rod IN the fire TO heat,
and lhea on his knee commeLced pounding
his finger in imml'aion ola smith il max
ing 4 nail. The Whaie lhiHg wa, 50 ludi-
croNs that laughed, the only lime irat
ever disgraced the pulpit with any Thing like
tg,i,th
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-16

IEFoRMArIoy. Franklin remarks that Il
man as often gets two dollars fl the one he
spends in informing hiS mnd- as he docs Tor
collar he lays out N any other way. y man
eats up pound .. sugar, ant 1t Is gone, and the
pleasure he has enjoyed IS ended Jut the ulur
uttion he gets trOu newspaper, is treasured
Up, to be enjoyed anew, and to be used whene!-
Ct occasion or tnviinttlun calls Iur II. \ news
paper is not the " Isdouf of one man OF two men;
it is she wisuoll oil The AGE, atI! pHsL ages too.
y timll without i newspaper IS always hnif an
age behind the times il conceal lnturGnaton be-
SIDES they can never tAlul much, nor fad
much to tlii about And then tIele are the
nde ONES growing aP II ignoranse, without any
taste tor rcHung, VINO. thcn would be with-
out a new SpaDer:
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For The Cecil Wig
A E'ISis,pTna,

n Z
have seen the morning sunlight,
When il did my heart bngii'e,
But nccr saw au4ht 50 lovely
As the heart-Ight OF thy s.nslc'
have watched the mooA's pale herming,
And the star-ht evening sky,
Bat ID leave them both with giadness
For the ovc-ljgAt il thine eye
OFT I've listened to the sweet notes
Ofthe warhlug woodland bird,
But should forget their sweetness
If thy gentle voice heard.
Much love the red clouds beauty,
Whcn the san the west doth seek,
3 II ~ brightest tlnge is rivaIed
BY the rose blush on thy check.
Guard thy heart well, child of beauty,
Give It's purcst hottest love
To tie one vino beauty gave thee
From his lofty hrone above
MtLLERY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-16

.4Gcdgcd IotcCr HyorQ2hobia.-At Adine
IN Eruilc, poor man suffering under the
agonlns touutrsol hydrophobia, was cured
by dfau2hts OF vinegar, gwen him by MIS-
lake instead OF a.oher potion. Another
physician at Padua got intelligence Of this
event and tried the same remedy upon &.
patient al HE hospital. admins erlug pound
OF vinegar Tt he nuvnlng, auouIer at uoon,
and hlru Il, sunset aod The man was
speedily and perfectly cured
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-16

Canp Eft hs Lco"ag There is in De.
troit Il German about 30 years OF AGE, who
was educated in one Of the Germtu utlver-
stiles. He is am excellent La'mi,t. GOOD
Greek and Hebrew scholar, and speaks and
writes French, Spauisa, German and Eng
fish, and is an excellent mathematician,
With all these accomplishments lie Is com
PEELED. for want of better employment 10
saw wood for Il living.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-16

EGRAruu A vexatous error occurred lust
week in Mr.. ileath's Address to Teachers.
Near tho close Of the second paragraph, 1t is
printed "we are called upon t, pruno the mis-"
rj-8 ortha nation SC" 1t should have been
''to pruno the Nurseries" &C. 1t was printed
during the confusion Of the election, when there
vas It'll, time for close proof reading
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-16

"A TEAR AND A SrNp,''-Thc article by
aEnman on the first page, was written fer this
part Of the paper. 1t has found its way into
Il different location, to which, we suppose, there
will be no objection.
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Scyy and eBacagD Gsc9eIs,

The interchangeable informs his friend
d the Publc that he has jusi opened Il splon-
d assortment of new and seasonablr goods
c II as Cloths Of various colnrs and quaIiti, T.
lam and ilnay cassmeros, various prices. plain
nd fancy Slnnctts, irou 81 IL cts. to | u -!
or Yard, 3 ankets Fnuels. ShawIs, with va.
ictg ofoLnar Goods suitable for thcseusou
.iISD,
Groceries OF the hes. qualities together with
nina, ! tnnns aud lEardw lro. sc. All winch
will De old very low.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
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Farmers tate Notice.

The subscriber would Respectfully inform his
lrrndsand the public, that he is prepared at
the Providence Mills near Gilpn's Falls four
miles fom the vilmgr Of North East four miles
from the Brick Meeting Iouso and eight miles
from l,llton, to manufacture DOL into Cloths
Of the following description, to wit: Broad Cloth
Broad h'auHet'n%, Sottinett. Linscy Cotton and
Wcoen Ncrscys, launol' Coatugs, and Eliot
Cloth Persons 20 whom it wo, Id DC more con-
vsno't, may leave thcit wool at Che stores OF
athyr oftlc slowing named gentlemen, ]. f.
hrh Ene ll.G r. /. Thomas North East;
VIVA. I'orhcrt, Brown 4; Mclutirc Elktou; " here
The Cloth OF Rolls will be returned as directs d.
Those who wish their wool made into Cloth will
lind il to ihoir advantage to send their wool IN
as soon as possiD c
Cloth Will be exchanged for wool, feathers or
country produce. Those vino w.I please to ia
yor him with their custom. may depend on his
best cndclyors to give satisfaction.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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EEOVE.Rs's
First Premium wiring INK

This mi, has for a long while become cstoh-
Eished as a National article, and the following
testimonials from Washington Guy, prove H.
1ucritS TO that distinction.
House Of Representatives,
Washington CITY, February : /, 1913.
state that have used the lax during the
praaen, session of Congress, manufactured by
Joseph T. Hover, Esq. Of Phlladelpll, and !
quality.
JOHN WHITE, Speaker Ho, Rep
Palcni Olricc, Wilmington, u. C.,
February u, I5ij
Sir--Your Hlack Wiling Ink has been used
III this Office since October last, aal Is eutirr' J
approved. am, respectfully,
J. W, Hand, Chief CLERK
Mr., Joseph L. Hover, Pdud.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-16

IAN + constantly Oh hand complete assort-
mcnt fDi OI& lAicnl iwProyed fiHE OIL
LAMPS, Wmcn are superior ~ construction,
moIo s.mp'e arrangement aud embrace inlyroy,-
mcnls and advantages posses ii "y 10 other
Lamps. The tpsL ut burning Them GoCs not tx
code oHu-itIi OF dat OF any other ignt, ANA pro-
duces .rbt more brilliant thIn gas. The
lamps are 80 constructed that they can be burned
dry, when the wick is short Tin, wick which
is consumed, being supplied with feeder undcI-
meath it. This arrangement keeps the oil al
ways pure ia the lamp, and renders other clean
sing unnecessary, and the recent Improvements,
made Ivy the patcnLoc, adds bnauly TO their APP
pcaranc and renders their management 50 easy,
perfectly safe, ard ifco from unpleasant odour.
In addition to the above, we have a largo and
handsome assortment Of DyOFS NEWLY Nv
PROVED SOLAR LARD LAMPS a great va
ricty Of patlCmE Hanging Lamps, Suitable for
Churches, Halls, Fac Orios, lodge Rooms, Hotels
and L,ihare saoons and lamps wil4 SHADES de-
signed FIR reading and for every Other purpose
where l-.l is required. \ hnudsJny variety Of
CAS- DELABhAS, BOUQUET HOLDERS,
and cgety article pertaining TO tie lamp business
Having every facility for manufacturing, We arv
any other dealers, and tie articles Gra warranted
equal il appearance, and superior il constitution
to any that can he procDrun elsewhere.
\. u. Lamps, &c. rcgiit sliEored brunled and
repaired III the best manner Old lamps OF eve
~ description altered to burn Iinn Oil
IhindclphiI, sept 18th lSI7--}n
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- RING 81 SUMMER
q d O Id S.

TTr5''T received at the old stand ncAt door {
a. Jae Court li"osr, a fresh supp " Of spring
;snd summer Goods, Consisting IN part as 10!
-r.s
.Cyoldc, CGgSjmrrrs nod l'es'iagS, Coat
tngs 0nd Ponaiooa .SinGs
*reuch Drap d'ciro, Angola Cloth, British and
Am ercnG Twceds, Gas'merots li1in aud Twill
ed Summer CInth, Croton Cloths, Linen and
&"t'on Chcr<s, extra and low priced Linen
Drilling, Ga11aroons, Sc, sc.
Gotten anl paniaIaons Stuff
en- rtcing great variety
Pr! T5! PSiNE&1
Comprising very variety q price and styles
la-'&sa Gao"i3~
New lyle Painted Lawns, Haarrs Perton
%'prJ9, jnil4rInas, HoI 5Aziuas, tIou#lu,d de- Lame
Alpaca, French Ch'a2,s l.snc'ar-s, Victoria
aud Eirlston iiugAaii., q r.la:h Lawns.
tLJy7 I. T.. .t/ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-29
LOTTERIES.
T. arrabert,s a. mcc-

On Fourteenth Street, uadcr Tie EXCHANGE Hotel.
fHHohAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
: and the public in general, That he has commenced
i!e hniiness of n Lottery troker, In the Office ION lith
street, under the Exchange HOTEL formerly occupied
~ ID. Nj. Hoyt, and recently by L. Il. PcndleIon.
Tickets and shares In all Lotteries nf which J. w.
hI'h'y & 20. successors To Grezor S Co.. are The Ma
has-fs, always for sale in the greatest variety.
Efaairg New jersey Lottery, Glass SIS, Oct. p:
81 81 II is 80 SO s &c % 73 6 6G 43 : 80.
Nos.6 % "A, a prize OF $3.50, sold hy
LAMBERT.
FRlDAY-noliar Lottery. The Virginia Lrrshurs
Lottery, Extra, Class No ~. Capital 5000. Tickets
ST. halves 5oc.; quarters 25c C.
SaTGRDAY-Another Dollar Lottery. The Sussex.
delaware Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 81, TO be drawn al
wilmington, Delaware, On Saturday, nj III O'Clock, and
Tie drawing VIII he received here ahurt O'Clock.
capital Sl,OO0. &c Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves
SD cenis; quarters Is cents.
Also for Saturday-h Splendid Scheme!
100000 DOLLARS!
Sale; close nj FIVE O'Clock.
! ne mammoth Alexandria Lottery, Class 8. Capital
ltb,00O. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40; halves 90;
quarters To-; %eighlls ).
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or prise
tickets IN N. Il Co.'s Lotteries, punuauaiiy attended 10.
ana me drawings forwarded when requested.
:, ipeiaI discount on package sales.
ffizss ciislled al sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
Mo- 3, Exchange Place.
LAMBERT has sold and paid, during the fen ,eeks
u. ms neen engaged IN The business, : prizes Of S., 1000,
JJ- kccoiiert No. 3-"There,s luck in odd numbers.
says Rory O'.Murr." Or 81