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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

The steamer Mara Burt Capt Riddle arrived Yesterday
from the Brazos by her have a copy of the Maamoros
Flag OF the 9Th instant.
No events OF interest had occurred on the Rio Grande
Col Cushing arrived in Mstamoros the in instant
The following items all from the Flag Of the 7th We
received no letters by TINS arrival.
AdePot las been established China and Just below
Camargo, at Santa Anna Owing the shallowness of
the TiVe', Retnosa will become ultimately.
capt Arnold has reached Camargo with companies
OF dragons and four companies OF Kentuckians
Lieut. Leslie Chase, formerly acting assistant quar,ermas
ter at tins place, has been appointed Judge for the
western division OF the United States army The appoin,-
ment IL a good one
M'I German, 80 Indiana Regiment, who distinguished
nim'ei vel At Bnena Nsil, accompanied by Lieut. A
Picket and Blckmaster passed down IN. river IN IA,
alter arryng short time IN city. These gentlemen
were all wounded IN the battle. Tho last belong TO
81 Louis Capt Sieen, lsI Dragons wounded in the leg
also was passenger on the same boat.
Man ARRANSENESr-The post office at Point Isabel ha-
wing been removed 10 the BrAzos, the mail will hereafter
leave tins place every day NJ at Point Isabel
al VI, and ct Braz1s AZ VI Leaving the Bazos at
VI, will arrive at Pon, Isabel ut 9 NJ and leave
Tor Matamoros at 10 A NJ.
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RON me 'ulfeston hsT.uy
Mr.. POtnsett, Ur. Calhoun md tie Mex
lean War

We understand tba. the Hon Mr. sps' member Of Con.
gross from ibis sote lately lsseret az plbic meeting IN
Georpe'own that Mr. PoEsETr Fcre5 esssntalry ifou
Mf CALHgrS b-s means of terminating ne NJ
cau war lt 20 be regretted that NIr Sir. .19t have
committed himself O. sucu a-seruJn probably on no BET
ter authority tHIn fuu.r; but as the assertion b7 ss
made We ie bruno o. r4uIe 10 and icei altJfzsd
90 s1yu2, that shougn NJ P0ysErr might differ q. 20 the
points o. be lpuI uu5 y le details proposed by
Mr. CAtH.uN. be- believes the plan defending our own
Ine me bet tIot could be adopted with future
Interests Of 'he country, o. well permanent u not
. early pesce.
A. soon as JuIy Is46 We find M Poirsst, s,ypy ,t,
m.Jcy Of attacking fle Metic1u empire upon the s of
match selected BY ;he Government b1th upon military and
poIIca. grounds. The reasons which suggested them
selves % h mind from thorough kn1@,dge Of the coun-
ny aHd me people Why the Invasion fhYuId not proceed
from 1e Northern 0uutf Of Mexico have been confirmed
~ tuC experience of General Taylor end nv be Ily faa-
3D. e yesenco OF The American forces there has aena.
TOO me Republicans Of Che Northern Nsxc1n States. lie
apptafs too. o. dreaded what be- about i bau,, Z
% hos aJ already akcn Ilace tn8t our nva.ion d Dc
suoy ihe iar prospects OF tue Republican party ia
BOO srcrg CHEN 'e uDnarrncaI faction Boo that country
' Hnkf' a- w. ore asur'd that fo NatJna and pub
lean party BOB Mexico will not consent q, part with any
p'N'u 'i irf tefutD beyond OBJ Rio sr1rde and yorJ
not De dspgssd io mako peace with us upon our srs
'''' We were M pYasc..11 Ui the capital bat would
continue 90 obstinate stance 10 our o. cea We I1.,
point out in what manner t1rh resistance mtet be- e,.
defed Ell ctyo, but refer with Mr ClIlg,1 a., ,,e NC,
o ihe hp'san7 with the Caucasian tu1cs aud oil France
| with Algiers. '''-'
IT, however. the iersrchss and M5na,ehi.,s .b.,,d o
''s'lu'hce q" ouf eunck upon the county succeed boa
recovering from The BopHb. cans the power tney lot, I
me overthrow q. their agoni soua Anna we MAJ nav,
y'ee WIN mefco upon our own terms, but 90 will b.. III
e' o''i Of having Imd ihe foundation O. throne on an,
North American continent. ~
We viii not now eucr upon the inquiry whether such
Pebce would be desirable We perceive that Mr. Pogs,f
No 'no ln''n mat iho Wcpondcruuco Of the Repubc,,
parry n Mexico be- po decided. that unsss sustained by
powerful aly, monarchy could long eaist n thai conn
uy. bci 10 themselves, the people would speedily ave-,
thruw such a form of govcrnr1crt AZ t,,y 49,. 'y'
selves capable Of doing when the expelled sa1o Ann
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
REDEEMED,
THE GERRYMANDBRBRS REBUKBD!

" BOl - NAUGHTY IN the metropolitan
District will not be less than $50. The Union
told us, a few days ago, that Leake's majority
would be 200 Its informants bad arithme-
ticians and worse prophets.
Yesterday the election for members OF Congress and OF
the State Legislature took place throughout the Common
wealth. The weather fine, and well for that
from the general excitement, presume that the
been a large every where, it in
this City. Richmond has vndieated her ule as the Glib
RALTAR OF Wing principles. Never have more
enthusiasm unminged with the slightest feeling Of scri-
mony. For the glorious result greatly indebted TO
the systematic and unrng labor of the Young Mems Vis
lance Committee. organized after the fashion and inbucd
with the spirit Of lS4O and lsi4. We shall not crow
until OF the woods, But may safely
eaders-snd the annuncison will carry
thrill Of joy throughout the State, and to the
confines OF the Union. wherever Wing heart beats,
that JOHN MINOR Bolts Is ELECTED, by bril-
liant majority. and that TIE METROPOLITAN DIS
TRICT Is ONCE MORE REDEEMED!
We have only now, however to chronicle the few
results that have reached
RICHMOND.
At the close OF the polls this city, the stood
follows
FoR CoSsKrss.
lS47. ls45.
John VI. Bott,, twl sls 646
W. D. Leake, Il $40 sOS
Seldom
Housz OF DkLrsA1E,
Joseph MAYO, WI s4s
Thos H Ellis, IL 2Si
HENRICo-CoU,r HousE.
Bolts, W. 5sI 4OI
Leake. IL $50 2Is
At the Snor, Pump precinct, Bots msotty o'clock
- His majority The eounIy will be upwards OF
syO--in lsi5, only 81.
Har-sr ~ Drrrc
John A Lancaster W. Ola. lie is reelected wihOu,
regular opposition.
CHESTERFIELD.
A, the close OF the polls this county learn that
Leake's majority only $40. Ia ls45. Sedion's ma
Bots 3OI and the LOcos claimed this year
IRON $50 10 400.
HANOVER.
At Taylorsville o'clock, Bolts majority 3d. and
for Daraeou WI III.
At Cole Haibyr. a; O'Clock sc majority for Bots and
Darrscou
At the Courthouse at O'Clock, Lsake's m,Jory 2s,
and Tor Thompson lLoeol 10.
At NesrOfooi, at o'clock, Leskes majority &C. and
Ia mPsoH's 80.
LOUISA c. H.-2 O'Clock.
For Congress-Botts IS; Leake IS.
For II. Of Dickson (Hunker) 81; Meredith (whis)
81; PoindeEer lChivalry) 4s.
In ls+5, the vote !, Louisa courthouse Tor Bolts
ll2, Seldom 1870.
POWHATAN.
Congress-Botts 229; Lake 1893.
Seaate-Finuey 235; Cox ls4.
House-Cocke W PAL; Porter III ls5.
GOOCHLAND.
At Tay.ors precinct, Leake oriy only 40, about
one half the usual majority.
FLUVANNA.
At 10 O'Clock Henry P Irving, Whig was lIU ahead Of
Bocoek, for Congress.
CAROLINE.
GoLLNsvILLE PRTclNcr-2 o'clock.
For senate-Treble III SO; Minor WI -.
House Of Delegates oncurs III 60, Todd WI 90.
For Congress-Bsae SO; Newton 25.
BowuSs GREEN PREoINcr.
! The LocOfoco candidates 80 ahead.
SFOTrsYLVANA-l! o'clock.
| Corgress-Beale, III 81 majority Newton. For
Senate-TIebe 80 majority Minor. F0i House Of
Delesutes-Coaway IL ma 'riiy over Boggs.
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n Grand Mass Meeting Of the
WINGS OF THE DISTRICT

i requested a. the CRY HALL, THs ATrEEsooN At
o'clock for the purpose Of marching In procession to
The residence Of JOIN MiyoR Boris where a collation. will
be spread
W Band Of Music will be in attendance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
By ENprcss from Peter,burg.

gentleman who ei, Petersburg o'clock las, night,
kindly furnishes US with the following returns:
PETERSBURG.
John W. Syme tWhig) reelected TO the House Of Dele
gates without opposition.
For Congress-Maj1riy Of George w. Boiling. Wing.
George c. Dromgooie Loco, 49, Well done for the
Cockade.
PRINCE GEORGE.
At the Court House, BOiug's majority for Congress 81
Daniel Loco, Tor the Senate M l29-Riycs, Loco H. Of
D., 40.
DINWIDDIE.
~ O'clock % die couIt-house, BolIIng's msIory 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

u Waldo P. COT, Esq has Withdrawn from the Consres-
sonal canvass in the KanaRha dsus,-so tia, VIM Nc
Comas, Esq formerly member the House OF Represen-
arves, Is the only opponent Of Nh Thompson the Loco
oeo candidate We fear, however he has entered upon
the late period to secure the enure Wing
v-ro
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WARRINGTON AND ms GEN

VHEADLEN'S WARRINGTON AND HIS GEN
Il ERALS.-Two Volumes lemo. Por-
The first volume published
Sketches Of Generals Warrington, Puiram Arncld stark
Schuyler Gates stoaben, Wayne, Knox Conway
Exemptions of the Battles of Monongabc Bunker iormng
OF QGebec ATno!ds march through the Wilderness ArnoIds
Charge saratota, Bate Lake Chaplain Benunx
ming Of FOst Schuyler the Battles He's hts
Battle Campien Battle OF Trenton stoning soney 20
Battle Of Germantown, &c, &C
TIE second volume will follow Immediately and complete
biographical sketches OF the BuEadT Gener1 and
descriptions Of all the Battles Of the American Revolution For
a bookstore OF DRINKER 4 MORRIS
Also, Headeys Napoleon and HI, Mauha Headleys Sacred
Mountains, cheap edition, sI,2j. ap2a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

~ While the Wing meeting in session wednes-
day evening, some unmusaed villain threw oil 81 vitrol
into the crowd, by which regret learn three
persons buTnt-one OF them quite severely.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

hessrs Edors-lt has been % generally repo,,sd bs,
did not vote Tor NJ Bots iodsy accompanied Inv sgno.
"a reasons ioT Withholding my sufifaRc think IL dpe a.,
that gentleman a. we'll myself 10 cav tbs, do 80, -,
aim The misiako hes ARISEN from he creros,,,ce u, =,
my vote Tor him In the Countv o,,n ,ts 90,
Richmond, April 90, Isl7. W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

u Col. Fayet,e MeNuHen, now candidate for Con-
the Abingdon District, has resigned bis sea, in the
Senate OF Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

j. We glad TO hear, by evenings Western mail
tia. that sterling Wing, Andrew 5 Faltoa Of wythe had
taken the fed as candidate for Congress in the Le
Tennessee District.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

" Capt. Ihomaa u. Ellis wss nominated by The Loco
TOGO meeting on "Wednesday nght, shout 10 o'clock ~
candidate 60 represent ths ely Boo e House of Deeg.te.
aud Yesterday morning twas announced Tor the fret time
dai Poll would be hold Tor Richard Roiu.. Esq in tb.
oounV Of Henuco. Why were tho.c nominations DELAYED
unu The las houri Isany Of our readers not
.pruyh In guras
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

az Georgs Y Evans son OF the Distinguished seustor
iron Msus On AID Of Gen. Wool aud Distinguished him
ssifia che bstuo Of Bacna VISITS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

LiEUr COL CLAY.-The New Orleans Pcayune ssys:-
HE last words Of his father When he was shot down
second time he drew brace OF pistols his belt hand
ed them 20 Capt Gutter and requested him deliver them
u ms iale with this message: Say him he gave
them Ia me and that have done all that can with them
and now rourn them 10 him. Here the enemy came thek
around hin. and these the last words heard
| Il fteru
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

~ Thompson Borgess. convicted Yesterday before
Judge Nicholas Cour upon the charge n having commit
ted rope and sentenced TO the PcDnI8fy 1f ten years
RI mes of vssfeydyu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

I'VE subscriber Offers for sale this and va unbe a,e
eona nlug seven bundled and
o. me late Mt Hay Taliaero lying Ragdan River in tho
County OF Orange. I'VE miles Noth House 6f..n
miles ron The Wesetn terminus Road nj
don've and thirty four or i've mile, Fedeek
burg
" - not oitea thatsueh
advahtagea productive healthy wAtertd and in Fo,d
convenient to two good Mills Grit
ma ana saw Mills, and should The Rapdan opened
"heh there Is but little doubt It's value will be greatly
Ihe improvements upon very tesirabs eonsinR q
eommodous dwelling house all Necessary and good
o'rn. and stables all OF which repair new It Is de-
sfah 10 % this farm privately and persons requested sit
and IT, but should be rod BY THURSDAY the gOh
OF May next viii then be offered ON the premises TO tho
highest bidder at public auction upon terms,
viii then be made known
N B-if sac is made privately before gOh day Of May
notice will be gwen Peons wishing purchase are re russ M
my Aosenee' 10 Lewis D. Williams al Orange Court House
ap NE-clm y. MeF. THORNTON.
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Now Mission TO Chinn.

-Four Missionaries. two OF them accompanied with wives
le Boston in the ship Heber yesterday for China Rev.
Messrs. Ehu DJy and j. " n. Talmadge are sent forth
by the American Board and Rev. Messrs Judson d. Col
Inns and W. C. White, by the Methodist Episcopal Board
large company OF the friends Missions Of different
denominations assembled at the wharf, and 10 ming
IN appropriate hymn united with the REv Br JAMES, in
commencing the enterprise TO the benedcton OF Heaven
Is known that since the edct of general liberation by
the Emperor there IN China rapidly growing desire OF
acquaintance with Christian Institutions. and that
Missionaries from England and America, whom there
are ihiry-iour IN that county, preaching the Cos
pei regularly TO some i've six thousand Chinese in their
own language, and are giving very extensive circulation
10 the Bible and religious tracts aud books in different
parts Of the empire.-Bosf0n Atlas
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TVTTT TINTI|
With great respect, am, &c.


We have but remark OF present to make upon this
leier-and that lie that Mr. Calhoun s mistaken 10 sup
posing that he has aosys ,epsa6d from the strong to Join
thc weak lie did 90, 1t u tue when the hgb-handcd
occupations Of Gen Jsckson drove BIN and thousand. Of
other pauone aid onnen, citizens into the Wing rauEs
Bat when, IN 1897 be Van Buren, ergusdly
ior inc reason that Wing victory would snars 10 the
tcrchf Of Iirsei snd rs 're1ds, be Ief minority and
u1rd himself 60 parry but recently flushed with triumph
achieved despite Of Hs ell 90 prevent it TuB 10 On
historical fact, which clnno, be nu6sd By bold o..
ssfHau
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

EHrRA0EDiyaRT JsAvuuY.-5But Anna says that, In
Che council conyokod sfcr Inc battle Of tho % Fobfuary
OIL bic eicers were perfectly unanm1us.y ia advising
trent. and no concurred with them What harmonious
band Vt heroes!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

81 The citizens Of vcksours Intend 3, pressnta Sword
90 her gallant lownsmao Col Jefferson Da,s one OF the
most nr,p,d heroes that fought Monterey and 81 Basna
a.afn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

AZ The Enquirer states the authority Of one.
whom calls "a whppcr in" that three srosns were given
iaf Ne leske BY tie Wing Mass Meeting the Square
LAT "Wednesday evening II msy be bot, slthough
were present until the mesng dyurned heard moth
iur II a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

~ The Philadelphia pspors announce re death Of Tn.
W Sally artist Of grost merit aud Of the celebrated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

" The General Assembly of tie Pf,sbyt,rian Church
n h' United ststcs oId sehoo) will hold iu next annual
mssung boz the lrsi rflbytenan Church, BOO tho eit, Of
Richmond Tnurday the Doth Of Moy next, and will bc
onenea with salmon, ct II o'clock by tbe Rev Charles
Hodge, the Moderator o. ths Iasi Assembly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
Mr.. CnIhoun,s Posi1tou.
We fnd the following characteristic letter from Mr Cal
houn in the Roanoke N. c. Republican:

We fnd the following characteristic letter from Mr Cal
houn in the Roanoke N. c. Republican:
FoRr HILL, Goth March l547.
Dear Sir: received with your letter paper you were
20 KIND &c send me.
see that notwithstanding your kind feelings towards
me you have greatly msIudged in thinking ever Joined
'Jhe fallen fortune" Of Mr. Van Buren, The truth Is that
have not been able, with my principles and policy TO act
with either party except occasionally tor the last Il years
l differ from both several important questions uud,
among others, the poscrpuve policy OF turning opponents
Of Office, indlscrlmnaey, and besowing their places
rewards for partisan services the least orous u
tho respective pares aud agree with each pacu
lars. Mine has been Independent Throughout
h1d hence have been compelled separate from the PAT
~ power and act with those out Of power, during the
period mentioned. never separated from the weak ION
strong but from the strong JOIN the weak. seek no
office, aud desire none, and only fepcscni the
State m the Senate, because is unwilling sh0ld dec inc
would accept this PRESIDENCY from the people and
then from sense Of duty only. No'hng can induce me
sacrifice my iudependencc-not retain the favor
a. my State. II !, in 1881. supported Mr. Van
Buren,, IL because he forced to sus ala The nea
bad supported against him sud Gen. Jsckson aud
because the Wings took gound against them; aud no. be-
Joined HIM or his fallen fortunes. had 40 motive
DO other, while had strong support the mca
which approved. IL would have been highly CEN
Surube in TO turn against Them because be had seen
forced TO support them
ssG.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

CELEBRATES A. WlsHNgroy.-The recent uiumphs Of
srns, ceIebrated Washington on Monday BY
salute o. one hundred guns fired noon by Cspt Buck
ncham's company Of volunteer artillery and by dspoy Of
the national col0rs on the CAPITOL Of the CITY Hail. the
Navy Yard tho Arsenal aud various other points In the
CITY, The proirscted salute says the luiel gsncer was
executed by he volunteer ARTILLERY with perfect precision,
ond happy % say, without the slightest accident
AZ night the Nnona Hotel and several minor cstab s-
men's we're dominated. The numerous windows In the
extensive and o'ty front Of the hotel al Of four sorics
Of windows being filed with lights, presented truly bril-
liant au4rfrcc
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CIaTke's Office, l4h Street,
mn ~ nm. .nr r..rrr
III .UCK's OFFICE, van areei.--Luck sd

UCk'S OFFICE, Wal sireet--Luck still
- continues 10 sell the Capitals
DraWn Nos of Pok0moke a.
~ 10 4 - ca % ~ % % ~ 90 ~
Whole Ticket Nos 10 &C. small prize Of $500 sold In the
above snd paid b. Lock.
For this mornig-slO 600 5000. g5OO 2OOO prizes Of
1000. IS Nos drawn Tickets Is only. Aho the Dollar
Lotery-stOOO capital as Nos ~ drawn Tickets w. halves
So Csc Pine Tickets Tor fae variety y oeE
this morning Por this Evening; $4,000 tickets ST.
The Mammoth scheme, $50 900 CAPITAL zea n 5000
On THIS scheme which every body oufht
Ticket Prize Tickets ~ well as any other
Lottery under Paine Co. b Lueks once wan
STREET. An "A
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Tho Illumination IN Philadelphia. on Monday night In
honor Of our brilliant victories in Mexico was splendid
titf. The streets crowded and everything passed
of orderly and happily. Among Tho most attractive die
plays the Offices Of the newspaper press were very conspc
uYr
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CONCERTS

SS1NCEh >
On Friday T. Saturday Euenings April % g. ~.
BH THE ORPHEAN FAMILY,
Al THE EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.
THE ORPHANS respectfully announce to the Indie,
l. and Gentlemen OF Richmond that they will give Com
certs on the aforementioned nights.
On FRIDAY EVENING, April 90 they will as many
have requested IT, have Programme consisting prime pay
Of their REGULAR OLD STYLE PIECES, selecting such
as have been received with favor former Concerts
II Amusing Pieces will be introduced as usual.
Tickets so cts children half price, can be had at the
Book and Music Stores at the Office OF the Exchange Ho
tel, and at the Door
Concert 10 commence at O'Clock.
" Saturday there will be change Of Programme.
RUTLER'S GENUINE ENGLISH MAG
- NEsIAN APERIENT-AnoIher tuppy received for sale
by ap PURCELL Il LADD, IOl Main a.
PENDLETONS OFFICE, No. 3 Exchange.
small Lottery for to day-Capial s7OO9, Ticket,
81 shares in ptoporton-for sale until o'clock. Also
Tor to-day: $4,000 Capital. so No Lottery and drawn
ballots Whole Tickets 81; halves Soc; qrs. 25c. Call
early, and secure prize from
PENDLET0N'S OFFICE,
ap 70 no Exchange
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BILLIARD TABLES

NHE last Legislature having passed a law Ii.
een'ing the of Buiirds Inform those derou,
OF procuring biard Tables, that De sigueI is now
eheg'd Ia 'he manufacture Of them happy 10 n M
~ho may need them GA as moderate be proeu
ELSEWHERE In The Union He has hsd IN. nu
iaeiure OF Willard Tables in the South earraH
Specimens VIII soon be ready. and tine Cabinet
store OF Mt n Bevn Goyerno Franklin streets
where aso, orders may be Ien
M 23-dsw rDo,y
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~ s,o lhs adv,u.smtn, q d. orpssans.
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M ANAGER's oFFlCE-D. PAiE q CO.-BTiHant
1l luck at PURCELL'S.
Drawn Nos Of Pokomoke Lottery No Is:
Is IS 81 So 81 90 so 8 : GO 50 "a 4s
Whole TicketNos Is 81 IS, $4,000, sold and paid AZ
sight by Pure, II
For this daV-ssles close al O'Clock, A. M-s2O 600
5000, $500, 5000, 1870 50 lOOO &c IS Nos ~ drawn
Tickets 5. Also, the Dollar Lottery $4,000 &c IS Nos
10 drawn.
Drawn Nos Of Pokomoke, Clas. 4s:
IS 10 So 10 10 81 II 81 10 sc 65 I6
Dawn Nos OF Delaware, Glass 80:
Sc SO % 80 81 SIS a. as 25 20 so %
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u. ~. Mamry a. Co, Mamngcrs.

RIGGER & co.'s Lucky Office-I4th St, OPP
- positc the ALEXANDRIA.
For to-day, sales close Gt O'Clock, A. M-S2O 600
5000, $780, 20OO l5i0 30 OF l0OO &c. rs Nos ~ drawn
Tickets S5 halves $780, quarters l25, Also the small
fry $4,000 1000 &c. IS Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves soc; ore. Csc
Splendid Scheme for Saurday-lowost 3.number Prize
S5O0!-Capinls: $4,000, 3 OF OOO rs Of 1000 200
Of 500 75 Nos 10 drawn. Tickets only Sis halves $50;
ORE 3.75.
Drawn Noe Of Pokomoke Lottery, class AS:
As 70 So IS 10 6i III e. 10 SO 65 is
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, class a.
SO 50 % 80 81 SIS 44 IS 25 10 50 80
% 80 SIS, capital sold and paid by BIGGER g. co
For prizes IN the above schemes, call or send TO
apes BIGGER e. cos LUCKY OFFICE
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From the n. -. P,elyune. April is.
From rI.n nyrnuns

Gen. E. c. W. Butler. Louisiana. a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

W NorlcE-rHE MEDICAL FAcrtrr the County OF Han
are requested To meetat the Court House TUESDAY the
instant being Court day. Au.it
nary 70 me STATE Medical Society in conformity
"on TIE recent Medical Convention OF Virginia
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