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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

Death Of Pref Fske.-we learn, says the HUMP.
shire Gazele, that letters have been received annou
Fske, Professor of Inleleciua and Moral Philosophy
in Amherst College. He died. il is stated, OF cholera
He was on tour 10 the Eastern world for the benefit
Of bis health -beinR afflicted with symptoms Of pull
monary disease. The death Of Prof. Fske will be g
great Toss 10 The College He was ripe scholar, and
a very auiablc man.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

SuLIyAN RAILROAD AT the annual meeting of the
s,aehheldefs, held az Chaestown NJ H. on tie Goth in
siant, the following directors chosen Henry Hub.
bard Charlesown, N 4 Isaac Parker, and Franklin ~.
aas, bostoa Daniel White, ChaTessown, Mass John W.
HAmIin, Charlesown, A. n Alta meeting of The direct.
orS Henry Hubbard chosen President Geo Oleotl.
Treasurer and 2. G Freeman, Clerk .7'0'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

iD%The Leavift wing of The Liberty Parry win
hold Convention, TO nominate candidates Tor Presi-
dent and Vice President, at Buffalo on the Goth Of
October next.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

The Railyoad.-The House OF Representative y,
New Hampshire, the last day Of the session.
resolution granting leave TO The Connecticut NV
Passumpsic Rivers Railroad Company 10 bring ~ u,
bill in accordance with their memoria pf'vdles hs s
waters Of Connecticut River, when necessary for pass
ing eddes, inles, &C.. on the Vermont side o. ln
er-ihe boundary between the two States being o'""
ed 10 be the west bank Of the Connecticut. ,-.;.n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

The Wings Of Maine have renominated Governor The
Hon David Bronson and recommended Wing Nstionsi
Convention nomaaie candidates for President and Vice
President
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

MissiosAmEs.-Rev MIR Brayton and wife, Miss Bray
lon Miss Mason and u C. Mason baptist Missionaries al
Mergui arrived in Boston the Goth, in the ship Fanue
Hall .,from Calcutta.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

Death Of Eciipse.-The celebrated race horse
Eclipse, died 10 Kentucky, on the tenth insi very
sdyancrd ace.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

wAsinSeroS MosvN.Sr.-A gen,lemau in New York
ofihe of Morgan, lately decreased has Ten hnsen
thousand dollars b- expended in the erection Of the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29
American Prisoners in Mexice.--Probable
Advance Of General Sect.

We have, at last, direct accounts from The Amer
lean prisoners in Mexico, which enable US TO clear
I'D the contradictory rumors we have had in rela-
iion to them. Letters we're received here yesterday
from Major Gaines, by his brother A. l. Gaines,
dated IN the CITY OF Mexico, the 10Th o June, WIN
the use OF which we have peen favored. IL appears
ron them that the rank and ME Of the prisoners
have been released ann sent 70 iamPlco. These
we're doubtless the lndisiduals Of uelu'ia, as mem
toned 10 our last. The officers bad no, been re-
leased on the 10Th OF June. we give Tue greater
part OF MAJOR Gaines letter, which, II wIll DC seen,
throws great lighi on zen SCOT movements as
well as upon the late oil Inc American prisoners
CRY oP Mexico, June 20, le47.
Dear sir-I am very sorry that have il not in
my power 10 advise YOU Of our release from bond.
age. This execrable Government, in violation Of
repeated promises and solemn engagement enter.
ed into with Gen Taylor the day after the battle Of
Bueua Vista. sill deIains US as prisoners OF war
On the 30 inst, received a note from the Gov.
eminent TO present myself at the Castle Of Santa.
20, our late prison. and there receive the ina de.
termination Of the authorities IN our case. Al the
Castle we were informed that we were exchanged
aud that we should depart the next day for Tamp
eo-,he officers only, without the men aud were
directed to 60 To The palace, receive our insiruc
tions, expense money, &c, &c, preparatory 10 our
departure AZ the palace, We we're tod 10 calFtb'
next DAY, ana on the neAi Gay we were informed
that they we're Without means 10 SEND US ana Una
we could not 90. mus were our hopes blasted
alter having made all necessary preparation on ou'
part ior the trip
This disappointment was the more CALLING be
cause the reason assigned was known TO ne a mere
subteFiuge' and II turned out ths' iouf days alter
WARDS our men, one hundred aHo sesenH ~ nun
per- were sen. on 10 'he same pace WHOM ou
n"o~s1se, ""'sn - - s,,; ss ia y"
"ou,u es,s ,equ"eu W sruu ."e v'''. sS,.. 40
useo, ~ ~ouu "as ~ - .," ,h., I'LL,
svu ~ ~, Ia 'e"' ~ % ~ S;, ,s 49, ~,
,,'.r ,s;,Loa, o, Ino,Iedae ,hey were .,,h;ec,s,
"a n,s,, s,ss,;nr and ,nco,,,en;eree ON iona roa,
~ 5fsm,,eo ,,hon, he ,,.,,s,,,io, neeesss,v !,
~. as ~ ,In,i,,, a,'oa. ,sh;sh 900 e.,
in fact being furnished them. The true reason VIII
the officers we're not allowed TO accompany then
remains to be seen.
Since that time 1.-THE 4th) have heard nolhin,
from this Internal Government, If Government.
NAV be called. but ,o-da, have received an assur
snce from Gen. Scott Ina, Immediately upon hi
arrival IN the vicinity Of the CITY. which will ,ure
be within twelve DAYS. he will make a pcremptnr,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

TuK cAors represented from every part Of the
try to promise abundsnt hrrvest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

NEW YORK MARKET, Monday, July 20 -ih eJ n .os
and grain market 10 little hrmer Flour sold q Soot -"'
Corn Vt re for Northern yellow Oats 7aoes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29
no lhe Mhigs Of Mindhnm Conntr.

For three or four weeks past with h thousand tongues
has ofcwarned Va Of the projected establishment Of Wing
newspaper Ia this village opposition to the PhwnS These
umo first vague aud indefinite have gradually ken shape
and form until length they appear with responsible cndo
in Card lately circulated the village ofwhich the fol-
lowing Is copy
The undersigned being about the publication
OF Scm-Weeky Newspaper this village propose Ysay
Advertisers the following
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

We regard these remarks OF Major Gaines upon
the movements Of Gen Scott of the utmost in
ieresi. He is a cool aud cautions gentleman /;
guarded III what be says writes, and must have
siroig grounds for The judgment he expresses as TO
the Mexican means OF defence. We confess that
our opinion TO the degree Of resistance General
Scou would encounter from the Mexicans has been
modified by this letter but that Gen. Scot, would
promptly and thoroughly aog the Mexicans when he
met them, we have never doubted This letter con-
firms the expectation Of our Vera Cruz conespon.
dent, and Of the editors in the city of Mexico that
Gen. Scott will advance from Puebla about the last
of June. We look eagerly for further arrivals from
Vera Cruz,-N O. Pic. Of the l4iA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND. ArRIL II.
ARRIVED,

Boat Oclavia, ]. D. Burton, with 81 tons mdze.,
from Lynchburg, 10 R. c. Gwathmey & Co.,
Lee & Tinsley, S. ]. Jones, Frys & Co., John
JONES' L. D. Crenshaw, Bros. g. Co., VIM. An
derson, Jr.
Boat John Randolph, w. T. Minor, with Sc,
tons mdze., from Scol,sville, to John Jones, J..
w. peterborough, R. Parrish, Sheppard &
Williamson, E. G. Tompkins & Co.
Boat John M. Warwick, r. A. Robinson,
with SIT tons mdze., from Lynchburg and Mid
way Mills, TO b. Peyton, Preston & Enders, H.
Ludlam & Co., Frys & CO., ]. C. Spots.
CLEARED,
Boa, John ]. Brown, S. Johnson, with OF tons
mdze., for Howardsville and New Market
Boat John R. Mcdaniel, R. Parsons, with 53i
tons ndze., for Lynchburg.
Boat Benz. T. Tinsley, G. H. Walton, with
% tons mdZe for Elk Creek and Lyuchburg.
Boat Pig Iron, A. Fretwel with 6 tons mdze,
for Howardsville.
Boat New London, R. Fl. Station, with SAT tons
mdze, for Lynchburg.
Boat Texas, George Newberry, with ions
mdze for Gainesville.
Boat WIN. L. Lancaster, S. Perkins, with II
tons mdze., for Sco,isvlie.
Boat Union, w. P. Adcock, with 81 ton,
mdze, for Howardsvlle and Lynchburg.
Boat Exit, G. l.. Burks, with 43t TONS mdze.,
for Lynchburg
Boat Clayton & Burton, w. H. Pemberon,
with ST tons mdze., for SeolIsville and Towards
vile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
SDrfssg esG0e.G,

WE have received h. - packets Patrick Henry. To
W rahontas and Greenway, and Union Railroad
line, from New YORK. .ar.e and choice assortment OF
The latest styles OF SPRING GOODS, which otfrr
nj whne ale and retail Cheap for cash. or acc-plances
IN The city. Tney are In part a follows:
Rich Grenadine and Gasse Plaid and Striped Silks
India Rers. and PAN, Plaid Striped and Fancy Silks
snIer Black and Blue Eack Gro d. Rhine, Plain,
Plaid ard Striped
Rich Embroidered Crape snswls, Dimask Shawl
Zephyr Worsiet, Bsrage Shawl. and Scarrs
Fancy Coored, Plaid, and Plain Black Alpaca
French and Earlston Plaid aud Striped GGs hams
French Muslins, Lawns, Printed Jaconels ind Organ.
Black and White Ginshsms, Lawns AMI Prints
Rich Printed Berages and Balzorines
French, English and American Prints, cheap
SWISS, Jaconet, Cambria, Null and Corded Musiins
RAD SIX Tartans. knseyn Plads and Robes
E's cas-s irish Lnen,, comprising every variety IN
quality and price
Table Damask, Napkins, IInckahack Diapers and Crash
I, ~ 4, and IL superfnr and medium Linen Sheet
Ing
Thread Laces, Edgnss and Insertngs Regency and
Iisle Insertngs
Dohbin Cambria and Swiss Muslin Irsettinps
BLACK and Fancy roored Six Frnges FrnitureFr ees
Bonnet, Gap, hat and Neck Iiaanis, Satin and Ius
tring Rihanis
Rich Ncfdl- Worked Capes and Collars, all prices
Thread Cambria, French Lawn ana Drapery MusIins
Hair Cloth Ariel, Royal Bus., Grass Cloth and CorGr!
skirts
Shell Side and Tuck Comba, Buffalo and BRAZILIAN
Combs
Ladies', Missesani Chl,rm's silk and Cotton Hose
Ladies Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread Glovrs and Mits
Embroidered, Rrveiro and Tape Striped Linen Cam
brio Handkerch;efs
spalied Bandarna. Ponsee and Plaid Silk HandkfS
Super Black French Cloths, Cass,rea and Doe skins
Fancy Culured Cloths aud Cassimrres, for Spring and
Summer
Casniaarel.es, Grape, Ca:neis, Simmer Cloths and
GarniiioGHs
suprr Drape de Lite. silk Coddingtoa, Blue AID Black
Plain White, Striped and Plaid Linen Dr:iling
Heavy Brown striped and Cotton Panlaiocn StuEs
Pain and Figured Satin and Silk Vtslin2s, Marsees
V.stngs
Buhnps Dowlas, Duck and Russia Sheefings
large assortment. nf tho best styles Of Beiched i
Brown Sheet'ngs, Saiungs Oznahmrgs. Driliines,
Plaid Dnmesiics and Checks, manufactured In this
Country, am al the lowest prices. for cash
VALENTINE, RREEDEN 4C0.
No. al Bro ID Street, Shockoe Hlll.
Mar-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20

A bounty Of TWELVE DOLLARS viii hs paid TO
each rerr; enlisted FOR the drttiery, Infantry. or
Mounted ReQmentS-aiso, osE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
LAND. sl0D on being lunorahly discharged.
Besides The monthly pay, n above stated one ration
per dav allowed every soldier which Il Amply sui-
cent Tor hi St..is:aror-ais", laIcc supply of
fo.; ibi~ and genc,i ciotlag Good quarters and fuel
al all times furnished and every attention will he
paid Ia making those who may enlist and de-
termined their county in good lath comfort
able and cnnrentrd with their situation The best me-
deal attendance Is always provided for The sick sol
der and no deduction of pay IL made during the Pc
Rod he j, unable 10 perform his duty Should the SOL
dcr he disabled In the line OF duty, the laws provide
pension r., him.
ny the above Il is seen lha; the pay and allow
are ctabr, that. With prudence and economy
monthly pay Of The soldier may he ad ~, every
thing requisite for his comfort and convenience ID fur
nshed By The Government, including his sugar and co
fee
Tho sum of TWO DOLLARS will he paid to any
CITIZEN, non-eommissioned officer soldier who shall
hiring IN The rendezvous an able hocrd recruit, who
shall be regularly cnistoi. The citizen should present
his recruit the Lieutenant or Captain and mol 10 the
Recruiting Sergsans.
CArr.IS JOHN TYLER, JR.,
Recruiting Officer
Recruiting Rendezvous Phenix Hotel, Richmond,
virE;nin. April 7-dlwac2aw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20

..,a,A,StcERY-vxors,.:-st Rule. held in the
|e.;, o an o. Richmond County Court, on Mon
aae ,,o nen aud Harriet his wife, Williamson
f,x,,. i nane MS wife, which said Harriet and
lRua ana hnne jesper, Plaintiffs:
fsp, ana Sa ne and Peggy his wife, who was Peg
3, atn,s .onn Bragg, Josias Bragg and William
!ser, aud heirs of Eliza Bragg, who was
sa,.s "a, John Bragg, Jo,ias Blass and VIII
s,rri,ns0 s having entered their appearance and
II hi, according 10 tho act Of Assembly and the
,ha, ,h.U and ii appearing by satisfactory evil
Rjs ",d are not Inhabitants Of this Common
!. h.,sd that the said defendants do appear
A,hnone IN the Clerks Office of the said coun.
"a Toe hin y On The first Monday In April next, and
rSniost the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this
y. Civ ~ y inserted in some newspaper publish
nr.d ~ !, nehmond, for two months successive
sacaty The front door Of the Court-house OF
FL Ievs Copy Teste,
"'" JOHN +. B. JEFFRIEs. c. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
NUMERICAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS. April 19.
ToBACCO-The market is steady, with a
al demand. We quote Lugs 81 SO Q SO;
:Sn leaf 3 a 81; middling 3. 4; good Al
s.; fine shipping Sal. New Tugs 25 a 81;
~ from 81 TO ST, and II.
FLOURISH a Ct.
wHEAT-Good 10 prime l25 to 100 cents per
,,shsl for best white. Little or none coming in.
OATS-50 cents-in demand.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran IS cts; Shorts 20
,,,,s Brown Stuffs 80 cents; Ship Stufs so cts.
cORN-Corn so ass els.
pROvISlONS-BAcoN: Smith6eld and City
la,ed, 10 cents; Joles Z cents Hams IL cents.
western Sides, new, 81 81 cts; Shoulders, s. a
4 cents; Joles ST 81 cts. Old Sides 81 a 9 els.
SHOULDERS a u CTS. LAaD-No. l, in kegs, l0i
|. II CTS, in bbls., 81 10 cts.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
s.ighi, SO 25aS so; nett so a I, according to
salty. SHEEP, clipts$2 SO 2 IS; Lambs 2
\ 3-scarce and in demand. Hoes: Sc SO
, !, scarce.
COTTON-ll a III cents per ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
Thomas & Charles Ellis

No LOG, Nam ST., Riehmond, Va,
HAYE received desirable Spring supply Of
II DRY GOODS and HARDWARE. In
their department for Dry Goods they offer
Plain and fancy Drillings
Fancy and cotton Cassimeres
Vest Shapes and Vestings
Drab de,c and other Coaings
White Cambrics; bishop Lawns
Swiss and null Muslins
Ashburton and other Laces
New style Lawns and Ginghams
Victoria Laces
English and American Prints
Ladies' fancy silk Crava,s
Ladies' Victoria Shawls
10 their department for Hardware will be found
Mousehole and Golfer Keyed Anvils
Smiths Bellows, % to 40 inches
Darling's Grain and Grass Scylhes
Waldron's genuine Grass Scylhes
Ames' and Rowland's Spades and Shovels
Harper's hay and manure Forks
Cut and wrought Nails
Castings; Horse Shoes and Nails
Tin Plates; Speller and Zinc
Braziers' and sheathing Copper
Russia, English and American Sheet Iron
Black and timed iron and copper Rives
Bright and annealed Iron; brass and copper
Wire
Naylor & Co.'s Steel-cas,, shear and blister
April 20-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
Rail Road.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday the nineteenth instant,
" Mail Tram
Leaves Richmond daily, at 7 P. M
Leaves Petersburg daily, at 81 A. NJ.
Accommodation Train
Leaves Richmond daily, Sundays cxcepled) al
8, A. M.
Leaves Petersburg daily, Sundays excepled) at
4, P. M.
Norfolk I1ain
Leaves Richmond Monday, Wednesday and Fri
sday mornings, at 81 A. NJ.
Petersburg, same mornings, at 81 A. M.
N. B. The trains start punctually at the time
advertised by Richmond time.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
April 90 Superintendent Transportation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
@cHRTSTIEjS
CHRlsIlEs GALvANlc cURA-

&. Rheumatic season is rapidly approaching, and
|e victims OF that most prevalent painful COM
Y Of our variable climate, are beginning IN dread
preach. We know OF so many cases in which Or.
ives Gaivanic Rings, Bands, &C., have been ser
e 10 This disease, and of so many startling cures
- believe have been effected solely by their
- .aa, We feel 1t a duty 10 state the fact TO our
y, and recommend 10 them trial of their effica-
as sosI very tritiing, and the chance for valu-
tta,, h. makes me matter well worthy trial.
f..hef particulars, see advertisement i'm another
mis- paper. Explanatory pamnhI.,s NAV he had
iT application to the agentsfor this city. Messrs.
"A ". ruRCELL, Druggists. I47 Main st., Rich
Enl,, Also, for sale in Wytheville, Va, by VIM.
April, leA7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
SCHEMES FOR APRIL.

BRILLIANT FOR oath APRIL!
$4,000 DOLLARS-Lowest3 No Prize 500 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass II, for is47. to he
drawn on Saturday, April oath, at Wilmington, Del
70 No. Loitery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme -
$50 Of $1,000, of 7,5oU, Of 5000, Of 1884, IS
Of 1000, 300 of 500, LIST and I'd drawn Mos saU0
Tickets Sl5; halves so; quarters rs. Certificates OF
packages Of Whole Tickets $780, shares in proportion
l00, 900 DOLLARS divided into 1--WE prizes of 10000
DOLLARS each!
susquehanna Lottery, Glass a. for lsi7 10 be drawn
on Wednesday, April path, at Baltimore Grand Capt.
tails: prizes Of sao,ooO Of 5000, of 56o prizes
of25oo 50 Of loOo so OF 500, so Of 800 ETC. Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters So Certificates Of Packages
of Whole Tickets $3.50; halves 65 quarters 80 so.
Persons ordering by tho package, may deduct the
price Of three tickets.
We have every day Lotteries from TO $40, and when
remittance is made u.s. large small, we Will always
invest In the most popular Lotteries on hand. The
drawings sent, when requested t" all who order from
This cash for all Capitals be had, usual, at
sight. On all letters enclosing cash, or prize tickets
the postage need not be paid The tickets in the above
Lotteries received and ali orders addressed 10 Us
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention.
Address LEWIS w. WEBB, or
WIN. J. BIGGER & CO.,
Apr 90 Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
GRANTS Patent Fan Mill.

THE subscriber having purchased The rightto
j manufacture and vend this Fan in Virginia,
offers for sale the right for counties. This Fan
far excels in efficiency, all others in use. j, being
only necessary TO pass all kinds of grain and
small seeds through ii once TO clean them tho
roughly, thereby saving time and labor. This
Fan has uniformly taken the first premium at the
Fairs in the North, and is in extensive use there.
Having recently received one from The palenlee,
invite call from those who may be in want OF
Fan the coming season. Fl. BALDWIN.
Also, a general assortment OF Farming Ma
chimes and Implements may be had al my Agri-
cultural Warehouse, No. 10, I4lh Street, Rich
mond. April 9-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
AUCTION SALES.
By Kent, Kendall & Atwater
BY THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN
OlSCRlC1 QE Wild GINIA

By The MARSHAL. OF THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
pursuance oil an order made in vacation by
! the Judge ofIhe Eastern District O. Virginia. 81
Richmond, the 9Th day Of pri, ls47, will be sold
al auction, 10 The highest bidder Tor cash, a, the
Custom House, in the city at Richmond, COM
mencins al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Wednesday,
The 2Sh Of The presen. month, and continuing
IRON day 10 day until completed the following
goods, wares and merchandise, 10 wit loo cases
and boxes consisting VI dry goods, boots shoes,
&C.; 81 coils and packages Of cordage; bales
cotton cloth, unbleached; At pieces cotton cloth,
unbleached; 10 pieces bleached cotton cloth; s
pieces duck; 40 boxes candles 3 hall barrels and
packages merchandise 5 small bags buck
wbea! flour; 10 looking glasses; fancy boxes
551 water buckets; II nests tubs; l23 chairs; 40
chil,.rens' chairs; Dozen arm chaIs; wash
stands; 46 scrubbing brushes; casks contain
ing glasses anu China ware 81 pair shoes; 1919
par brosans; keus fish; keg merchandise;
cnain and top sail, found on board the brig ST.
SIMON, a vessel dereict al sea, and brough. into
,nis port by The brig Keying, Capt. George II.
FLANDERS, and lihelled for salvage.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Marshal u S. E. D., Va.
Sale TO be conducted by
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
April s Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS
SPRING GOODS

ss late arrivals we have received our Spring supply
- oil STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
embracing every useful, new and desirahle article.
ia our second floor, Country Merchants will find
Goods well suited 70 the. sales and NJ AZ law rates
hey can br bough; IN the market.
In our retail rooms, our city and country friends and
customers will lind an equally well assnrted Stock
snii,t 10 their wants. We respectfully ask ta ron,
~ who wish 10 purchase, either nj wholesale or retail
March 3U-ctf GAY, MATHEWS A 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
SfrattOn,s Office,

Str6IuOn'S OH5Ce,
MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR T fE " tn
IN STREET.
Let aithe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery Extra, No. 6,
April l6
43 ID 2 26 IS 25 40 "A 46 45l 493
Ticket Nos. 26 4S IA, I Capital, sold and
paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg, Ex No. ), April 9:
81 81 Al 80 6 26 81 3 8 81 81 &c so 35.
Ticket, Nos. 6 IS 81, } Three more Capitals,
Do. 8 80 81, sold and paid by
Do. 3 35 81, STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of MonongaIia, No. Is, April l6:
26 65 81 az IL Q ~ sc 40 81 6 IS ia ca So.
Half Ticket Nos. AZ 50 IS, Capital, sold and
paid STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria. No. q, April II.
10 46 Is 81 % 81 ! 70 70 81 AZ "a IA.
g 81 s1:'e 81 f = s. 50 Is a e a. u;
Ticket Nos. 30 80. prize Of slso. both sold and
Do 10 81 3d. a Capital SIN . paid By
Drawn Nos OF Leeshure, No. is. April ls:
50 ] is sc IS II 20 So 10 ~ "a 63 IL 54 %.
sFRATsToN.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-New jersey Lottery, No. 81.
1000, Sc, &c. IS Nos, ii drawn. Tickets
S; halves so; quarters | 25.
80 999 DOLLARS 6,G66 DOLLARS!
AY-Aexandria, No. lG. Ca.
pitfalls: 3 prizes of sl3 1893, 6,666, $3.50, 1874,
10 OF 1000, &c. 10 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
S5 halves2 SO; quarters 25.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSl
THURSDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. 80.
Capitals $4,000, 5000, $500, 1855 10 OF
1000, &c. 7S Nos, Id drawn. Tickets s.;
halves SO; quarters 25.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Monongala Lottery No. is. Ca
pilals: $1,000, 1000, 200, 900, 597, 2ol 300,
Sc. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 2; halves |;
quarters SO cents.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Leesbufg, Extra, No. 7. Ca
ptals: $1,000, 1000, 500, 400, &C., &c. so
Nos, 8 drawn. Tickets 81; halves so cents;
quarters 25 cents.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY NiGHT-Sussex, Extra, No.
80. Capitals: 5000, l,O0O 500, 400, &c. &c.
so Nos, 8 drawn. Tickets l.; halves so cents
quarters 25 cents.
GRAND SCHEME FOR 24ru APRIL.
10000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery, Glass r, TO be drawn
April "a, lS47 Grand Capitals: $4,000, TO-
600, 5000, $500, 1882, of l,OOO 10 OF 500, 300,
226 Of $50, SC. 66 Nos. l3 drawn. Tickets
l2-shares in proportion. Certificate of pack
age % Whole Tickets 500; halves and quar-
ters in proportion.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto anddrawings sent whenro.
quested. Pleaseaddress orders TO
N. STRATTON,
April 10 Richmond. Va.