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Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

There is yet later Message of the President to
Congress which provokes and demands few re-
marks. We refer TO that in which he seeks pro-
lection, for his repeated usurpatons Of Legislative
power during the war, behind the post which the
Constitution gives him of Commander-in-chief Of
the Army and Navy of the United States. We
have heretofore demonstrated the utter incompati-
bity of that claim with the intention and even the
positive prescriptions Of the Constitution, which
expressly assigns to the Legislative branch of the
Government the whole class Of powers which he
undertakes to derive prerogativey from his function
Of Commander-in-chief, &c. Because in Monar-
chy, the Commander-in-chief who is the King,
possesses and exercises these powers, it is argued
that he the President, has the same powers, though
the Constitution has expressly given these powers
to Congress Was ever such an absurdity! If
the President has yet to learn, trust that Con-
gress will teach him that the President possesses
no power but what the Constitution gives him ;
that he can derive no substantial power by analogy
from other Governments. His predecessor and
Upon that point we are able produce the authority Of
General CAss himself In the warmth Of his zeal to defend
the President for having involved the country In war; in the
Debate the 9Th Of May, 1885, and endeavorng to throw
the responsibility upon Mexico, he stripped this point of all
possible doubt the following quotation from bis Speech
will show
" have doubt but the boundary of Texas goes 10 the
Rio del Noe But do not place the justification OF our
Government upon any question Of title Granting that the
Mexicans have claim 10 that country as well as We still
the nature Of the aggression s not changed We were IN
the possessons possession obtained without confc-and
could not be dvesed Of this possession but by our own
consent or by Of war. The ultimate claim 70 the
country question for diplomatic adjustment Till that
took place, the posscssoy right in and any @fep
| TO disodge as tcas A WAR
Now, we have shown, VIZ not in possession, but
Mr1Ico oas, proved by the fact Of her people and Gus
tom-house officers flying before troops Our invasion
the Territory therefore was, in the very explicit language
General CAss, clear act Of w0r.r
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-13
miscellaneous.
From the Commercial Advertiser

HOW MRS. PANDEVACK LED JOHN PANDE-
VACK BY TIE NOSE.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-13

Do TELL Me Many of our most distin-
guishcd men, who now occupy elevations of
commanding influence, have arisen, by the
blessing of Providence upon their own efforts,
fromcircumsanceso great comparative obscu-
rity. A letter was lately received in this city
from lady in Michigan, giving some account
Of the origin and progress OF one of the ablest
men in the State of New York, Hon. Willard
Fillmore. She says in conclusion, Permit
me to tell you what heard an old lady say
on hearing of his first election to Congress
Do tell me-Millard Fillmore Ihave many
a time seen the sap-trough in which he was
Graded Is it possible p"
Moses, the commander of the Hebrews, had
for time, a cradle that was about as humble,
and yet he became the first man of the age
B0s. Jour.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-13
NUMBER 80.

guished as church folks of the straightest and
most punctilious character In fact am told
that our country friends don't stick to calling
US downright Puseyitos.
Through all this, however, endeavor to
preserve my integrity, and although Mrs.
Pandcvack may, as the notion seizes her,
drag me to Rome or drive me to Geneva,
am none the more Papist or Calvinist on
that account, but only regard it as my SUI
preme pleasure and qualification to be spoken
OF by the good and virtuous as the honest
JOHN PANDEVACK.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-13
THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, FOR 1913.
Edtedbg JouN INrAY AID ROBERT A. VEST


MAX, !itai .I Of tl,o !f <ati,9i
Embclisismlnts.
-,r,..,.-
TiA p'",Par tFeaI'4eiy IEEl' an, nTGm@InS
j ~ "tt4ne" q F'"4 po..iA'g n me N4ohc est
mA.ioA' Is stte.s, IN SPJe ct ior9io'9'o rivalry
ana oppo:Mon' h without me ana OF arge promises Sc.
American people nshtIy appreciate the prncIplG
"lon;e 4f tG COMMENCEMENT OF the Gntcrpy',e ana
c22tti 10 1ne present. imew@t OF rnEn"'aNG ING
rat,el lnln PIo&!!SGy, ne PRES T,nvetsay, ana
T Tt" sCmo, has hrc tc.t J W to
ll| 9GNhcWeT9es' mas poIIt to,titony 10 tG H.
lT"fJy OF lis literature ana l1e PERCUSSION ana ee1
sance o! MS ~ g US !. un
constantly increasing cIrcuI'on SHOWS l' Ie pres
S"ch "sreG9'IG evidence that It i, net " cXpec-
t',I"n d al hF seem, ~ M" f"oHa"er Almost
U93eIesSa'y 10 NPeAH 3i me Iuture'
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-13
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Legal Idyertising 70 be charged al IcgoIraes.
N5-SrANDtNG NOTcG. PostmasterS are officially bound
to notify Publishers of papers of wish the part of
beers therefore who tax me postage on such notices will
be charged the amount in account for tho Voice of
Freedom.
10 Subscribers residing in the vicinity of the
paper mill, near NIiddlebury Village, will be credit
ed for whatever kinl of barter Messrs Parker s;
O'Fhnagan will receipt to them Oh my account.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-13
GENERALS SCOTT AND WORTH.
Decision of the Court of Inquiry adverseto Gen ORTIZ
From the st. Louis Republican of Dec. 20,
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
?uebla, June 30, lS47.


Abstract of proceedings of a Court of In
uuiry, which convened at this place, by viz
tue of general orders No. 1856, Headquarters
of the Army, and of which Maj, Gen. j. A.
Quitman is President;
/. The said Court of Inquiry proceeded in
due foIm to gate the subjects embraced
in the two papers herein cited, viz First, the
General Order No. 1856, Headquarters Of the
Army, Puebla, Mexico, June "a, 1847, as
follows:
CAT the instance af Brevet Maj or-General
Worth, a Court of Inquiry will meet in the
building called the Palace of this city at ten
o'clock tomorrow morning, to investigate
certain matters in which the general officer
conceives hmsclfto have been injured by the
General-in-C Chief of this army, viz: in the
natter of the terms granted by the said Bre-
vet Major General to the functipnarieS ofthis
city, in the way of capitulation, as guarantees,
at or about the time (NIay 10, lS4D of his
entrance with the advanced corps Of the ar
my into the city; and in the matter of Cir
cular, dated June lG, lS47, published by the
said Major General to the officers of his di-
vision"
If there be other matters in the conduct of
the said Brevet NIgjor-G General, which he
NAV specially desire to have investigated by
the said Court of inquiry, he will submit them
to the Gcnera-in- Chief through the Recor-
der, for farther orders in the case.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-13

Gen. Sam. Houston has been reelected t.
$, Senator Of Texas.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-13
lf l Il liz
G. Gr,s. Gen. G Tviggs,; g., Members.

DVV' IIT tt N'VEI' .7IIT'0'1 =,
Lieut.. r. ?. Hammond is appointed special
Judge Advocate. ..,
The Court will give an opinion of the mer-
its of all the matters investigated by
BY command of Maj. Cen Scott,
(Signed) II, L. ScoTr, a A A u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

Suu pounds OF best iron Tods lot rlvetS.
The plate iron must be OF The best quality Of
American iron, Tree from blisters each plate cut
correctly 10 its size, kept level from the shears,
and each plate marked in white paint with its size
in feet and inches.
The bar iron mus, also be of The best qualify
OF American iron, rolled and cul 10 length, and tree
IRON tags or raw ends. The fiat iron rolled with
square edges. The pieces marked FL to be best
quality hammered iron.
The hanch iron must bear 10 work 10 an angle
lenghwise, without cracking
Bonds, with Two approved sureties in one half
The amount OF the contract, will be required and
Ten per cent in addition will BE- withheld from the
amount OF each payment, as collateral security
Tor the faithful performance ofthe contract. The
balance, or ninety per cent, will be paid for each
delivery, within thirty days after presentation of
bills approved in lripicate by the commandant
OF the yard, by the navy agent named in The con.
tract
Every offer mustbe accompanied with writ
len guaranty, and the responsibility OF The sau.
ran!or certified 10 byt the navy agent or some per-
son known TO the bureau, that il the offer be sc-
copied the bidder will, within five days alter being
notified, enter into contract with good and suti-
cient surelies to furnish the articles proposed,
aereeably 10 The terms specified in This advertise
ment
Bidders are particularly cautioned 10 endorse
their offers Proposals for Plate and Bar Iron"
All offers not made in strict conformity with
this advertisement, in every particular, will be re-
jecied as Informal Those persons only whose OF.
fers are accepted will be notified.
July l5-vAw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
THE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
NJ f,IIAI YREAIE SPRINGS

IIIS agreeable Summer retreat is again In vi
j stors. The virtue of the waters IN nyig0rat!ng
the frame, and in restoring health, where the
stronger waters OF other sections had been tried IN
vain has now been sufficiently tested by the expert
ence of one season. | am, therefore, justified in be-
speaking for them the favor Of the public, and
~ OF invaids whose systems require mter influence
than the mountain hreezes and harsher waters Of West
ern Virginia are found 10 exert.
Since the lat season. important improvements have
been made-smooth and shady walks, and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached 10 the
exercises: and for those whose quest is recreation
more than health musical hand hin: airy ball room,
bathing apartments, bowling alleys and al the GUS
tomary resources of pleasure aud amusement, nave
been provided. In short, effort expense has been
spared supply Whatever might contribute iothe CON-
fort or enjoyment Of the guests.
The establishment is mainly under the man cement
Of the same attentive and obliging superinIendens,
male and female, whose efforts 10 please gave such ga
tsfaction the last and rs shall reside At the
Springs, IL will be my endeavnr by general supervi
son aid in securing the great ends of "hcath To the
sick, and pleasure 10 the healthy"
The HugueHOt Springs the river road, in Pow
hatan, near Manakin Town Ferry, about seventeen
miles above Richmond. From that city packet boat,
ments FOR ladies' children and invads, will take visit
ors 10 the Ferry sixteen mes whence line OF coach
es will carry them TO The Springs. The boat viii leave
the upper end Of the Basin on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at O'clock a. NJ, returning on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays al o'clock, a. NJ
Fare 81 d.
Board, $50 the season, ending 30th September; $50
per month; $40 per week; 81 SO per day. Children
and hall price. Horses $40 per month"; 50 CTS
Der day. r. w. ROYSTER,
President Huguenot Springs Company
July 2l-d&e2awew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

IN -viRoISI. TN, The Circuit G"i,a ~
the United States for the Fourth si'u'' an"
District OF Virginia. May 10Th. lsis; -,,o,s
Alexander Brown and Patrick Brown, Executors
of James Brown deceased who was surviving kfs9n.
tor of William MITCHELL deceased. VINO "ns SUI
Executor of Robert Baine deceased, r'a'h''"S
against p,;,c
James Hopkrk and Others creditors Of honei, na'
deceased, and others, ~ - ,hr
Upon the motion ol the plaintiffs, Il appearing 40 an
Court that Edward Brisbane, naineu III 'hs Pd and
,ss ;r ,s one. not provided for by the
q June si, Ia; d;.s failed sa% "n
@ .,sn yIHs, ~ s has been taken by any ere
di;or of Bane for many year. past .%" or
hi, sui, be ns' pr tSf saS for By said
ens b ., so impe o. but appear
so Sr gna thereof sS
n a., Az, or,h. nr II term: And il is ordered
that copy of This order published IN one o. m0s BY
the newspapers published in Inc me-. cry u
the plaintiffs. CoPy-P MAYO Clerk
Nav 3O-cW1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
~ BUCKINGHAM, W.

fJNIIE Fail session of this Institution VIII eoinmen.s
L on the 25th July, under the care OF the io"o"''7
Faculty: . p,oresso,
OF Eihica Mathematics and Aanr Ssr' ne.,,,,oo,,
Mrs M.ry Blackwell, Assistant in ih's department.
DR. John Schimmel Professor OF Modern Languages
'' Mrs.M II. sehimurl Assistant in THIS Department
g,TEs or EXPENSES:
po,,d nar session OF i've months, including lights fu
ooa'u, pe, -. - ,.nt SC $50 20
e., "asn'ns. -, "a classic al course ~ ~
tuition IN , .h 5 90
90, i.ui,ar 81 co
MnFiC =" ..;,, and S,edie Work 5 tn
Mas.nr jus, slcn for Young lady IN Tue hiahes;
H., and learning rvefy branch taught IN the Institute
One ha;f Of the above payable in advance the other
nan q w JOHN e. BLACKWELL.
N. B.-My carriage will nee, anv young lady who
,y inform me beforehand Of the time oil heI arrival ~
New Canton. on James River Canal.
ham. Va. July 2l-c5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
= YOUR LIVER DISEASED 2

NAY md relief If YOU will but Try In time. Our
i"a mas s inst received tho following:
ase"' Nrw JERsE,, Bordentown, Oct %, lSao.
-, " fowle-Drar Sir: am we'll aware that
VT NJ every age and sex, and condition in life, IN
60 n,r Of the country, have used, and been dement,
'Ss,s "a Ia WISrAn'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY:
"a ~ -, lie has been saved with It. My fathers and
~ ,',,rrts family were both cousumptive. My alh'
,o,hsy and sister died with that fatal disease
q, .ome wears have been predisposed TO u myse
s,nt our year ago was quite sick Tor nunioe, ~
N Us cvniined In my bed when the pain IN my sue
Td allow me To lay My physician prohouneesa my
a. Liver Complaint; my liver was very mu.n W.. az =.
~ raised blood several times; the pain IN my s.so
s-yrre that the passing In the street ny 'ue
acted me- was cupped, bled, and had various
,,mr dies applied, but all TO no PURPOSE 50. NO
~ :, last my ply sican said he could not cure mo
c,,d 10 DIE soon, but prosdentiaiiy neafa OF anu
.,sd bottle OF your Balsam, which renewed me a.
Twas encouraged 10 persevere IN using u. uHl
II f,ur or FIVE bottles, which saved my iie anu
,ns My health ls now good. For Liver Coin-
80. believe tits most certain cure ,,r,
Signed, MAXI M n. pc s.,s
-, rtl,et preparations of Wild Chsrry. Remember,
~ initiate in name, without possessing the VII
- g,y none but the genuine and original DR. VIZ
-. EALSAM OF WILD CHEkRf-signea l
II, On the wrapper. - 49,,
=" SETH w. FoWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
:, ale. wholesale and retail, by
No AZ Main S::eet, Richmond,
,s.s And by Druggists generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA TO THE
i SHERIFF OF BUCKINGHAM coUSrY-greet-

i SHERIFF OF BUCKINGHAM COUNTY-greet-
ing.
Whereas, Clement r. Fontaine, assignee Of John H.
Tapscott, at Circuit Superior Court &c Law and Chan
Gerry held for Buckingham county, al the Courthouse,
on Saturday, the 4th day of April 1916, by The judge
ment of the said Court recovered inst David Station,
who sometimes signs himself David station or lnge,
ys hundred and twentyone dollars and thirty cents,
and his COSTS but be discharged by the payment of
two red and sixty dollars and sixtyve cents, with
interest thereon TO he computed after the Fate IS si
mar centum per annum from the 18th day OF September,
ls45 ill payment, for certain debit and interest
thcreon and also ST 81 for his COSTS by hin about ms
suit in that behalf eXpended whereof The said Davih
Station is convicted, BY the record thereof IN me
same Court manifestly appenrs: And now, on behalf
of The said Clement FonIane, assignee Of John II.
Tapseott is said iha although judgment be gwen as
aforesaid yet of the debt interest ano COSTS
still remains 10 be made. But more than year mas
passed since the judpment-and il appears by an am
da ii filed with the Clerk Of said Court that tue
said David Station s out Of the Commonwealth-oy
whereof, according TO the statute 10 sucn case
made the seys jdds may be served on the SAID DaVa
Statons agent attorney In fact any lie may nave ln
the Commonwealth if he have no such agent or al
torney known by publication for four weeks success
sivcy, previous the day Of the writ, IN some
newspaper published in this Commonwealth: There
fore. we command you that you make known, accord
ing TO tho statute aforesaid that the said age III OF
ney In fact Of the said David Station be before the Juoge
Of our Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery LOT
Buckingham county. at the Courthouse, on tHe hIst
any thing 10 say, why the said Clement H. rohtahe'
assignee Of John H. Tapscott ought not TO have e1ecd
ton against him. the said Staton of the debt interest
and costs aforesaid, according TO the judgment ao,e
said, and have then there this writ witness, holie
Eldridge, Clerk Of said Court at the Courthouse
the stn day juno lsls In The TAD year Of the Com
monweath. 3. ELDRIDGE, g. y. So.
Aug l-ew4w
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10 THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, ~ TILE
LOUISA n5II Pndti

FTER The II Of Jaw section &C The Road hclv.cn
6o.oisviilc and Gharollrs Vile wiil put ope-
ration.
Inc stages running IN connection with this Road
viii reach CIXs. fifteen miles neyu.d Gi:a:Iu;rsv He
hf,t IA" ir Richmond. which VIII rrlIrv. the pssen-
gers from Might travelling al The way through the
White sulphur.
~ special agreement with the propfirtors Of The
Stage, more liberal amount u baggage GiIl he allow
e.! Than formerly between Sanntun and Gnldonsl r.
Parties wishing rtiTa Stages always procure them
OF the proprl-nrs At Charlottesville, aud regulate
own movements
Fare brtwerm Richmond and stanton, 81 90
Fare between Washington and Siaun,on mo de.
tenton Al Junction, and tickets obtained oniLe
boat,) 10 90
Passengers from The Southwest or West gong North
| can ply through Al s,aunton To Washington slu.
After the Isl September ;ne Louisa Railroad will be
completed within eight miles al Charlottesville.
June ll-clAug.ij g.. r. MASON Aren't
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

W Observation-Disclosures AT Court OF Mnnln-
10 s.ss.on held for Richmond county, AZ The Court
bons-. on Monday. the ad day Of July, leia:
Milton Barlon and anas'asia BLtloh. VINO was an
aslasia Thompson, cflhe state OF hen'9csS;
against iia n.r
sarah t.. Thompson, Maria Thompson, and Butler :.
Thompson, .r....,,, ,i,rt, sThno,,.
The defendants, Sarah l.. Thompson MARIA 'homp,
,nd nu;Irr + Thompson. not having entered
their appearance and gwen security, according 10 Tue
nc, OF Assembly and the rues OF his Cont and ar
s,,an,s NJ this commonwealth Il is ordered that the
sad defendants do appear the first day Of ooto
her Court next, and the hill ol The plaintiffs ana
nat copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN .r
Richmond Enquirer, newspaper published IN me Wy
III Richmond for eight weeks successfully and pos'e"
al The front door of the Courthouse Of this county
A Copy-Teste, r,r, n
July 1l-cusw }. o. '6rfAi1s w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
TO Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received At the Office OF the
Il James River & Kanawha Company, in Richmond,
for the connection between tho Basin, At Richmond,
and the Richmond Dock. This work Will consist OF
three locks of Is feet lift and OF Is feet t-inter
mediate canals for aggregate distance of about hall
mile with such culverts walls wastes, street bridges
&c, as shall be necessary-and stone dam across
James River, in the Falls, al Richmond.
This work will be paid Tor In bonds Of the Company
Ito be issued under authority of act Of Legsaiure
running twenty tive years bearng per cent interest
payable semi annually, and secured by the net revenue
of the Richmond Dock.
Besides the usual reservation Of 20 per cent ON the
monthly estimates the contractor or contractors VIII
be required give ample security, satisfactory TO the
Board of Directors, for the completion of the work at
the times and in the specified in the contracts
Plans Of the above works will be exhibited and spe-
ci6catons thereof delivered TO contractors at the COM
pany's Office, in Richmond. -
80 WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer Of the J. X. & X. Co.
p;ehmond Julv ilth ls4S-dS claw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
co.Parfnership NOTICE.

LIVING this day :.ken into partnership Messis!
H MS II CLAIBORNE and K. A. WILLIAMS,
GENERAL AUc7IoN.9 md Co.h.hlSsaoH 10, &C.
~ nsYaI, and Tor the last twelve months in my
50 ,,ns viii hereafter be conducted under The hIm
- wlI, Vii CLAIBORNE & CO, by
= 80, advances will be made, as heretofore, on
m-n,s aud me most pIonps n..en''oh pau 20
; 9-s''e'' WM. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, August Isl, lsis.-elm
,-,,.,ycy IN THE FACULTY OF RICHMOND
COLLEGE TO BE FILLED.
Is consequence of the resignation Of MI. NJ mas
d. N. Trustees OF Richmond College VIII hold
,;lnc on the 4th OF August sis Tor .ne purpose OF
,sting Tutor III The Academiea' p'pai''d0u'' -
az, OF $500 per annun
Al eommu nca,ion, from those who may desire to
~, ,his situation must be addressed TO Ro. Ryland,
'''s'u'A' THOS. ]. EVANS,
a.. - 6srretary of the Trlataca
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Information Wanted

OF WILLIAM H. CURTIS, LIST Sergeant Company
~ d, 18th lnfantry-discliarged at Vera Crsz IAN
December ls47 Of disability, and embarked
about the Goth of tho same month on board me
United States steamship "Edh' Capt. Cuiliard, ior
New Orleans, in very enfcebsd condition-sihce
which time nothing has been heard of him.
Should this meet the eye Of any peson who eoihark-
thing about him since his arrival ut New Orleans, they
will confer great favor his distressed wiiu ana
children by giving all information concerning NM
Address LUCY ANN CURilS,
August |. kicnmonu, va.
M Editors throughout the United States, ny giving
the above few insertions in their respective papers
will confer great kindness the lady above named
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
y. 70. .f.assF4 (. 40 :,

9. "a. .s.:esaa'4 * a.,
(MA Il \ GERS.}
Successors 10 J. &. Gregory 30
NFFICE. so. /, CITY HUTEL, iICH
" MOND, Trginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST 1919.
Delaware Lottery, 30. =, |" he drawn August u :
Is No loucry-li drawn ha!'"is' .
imlzsof s3 1.,ssi Z: Z, prizes "' si,eoo
G,Un 20. &C.
Tickets SD; hairrs . quarters -
Virginia lecsbur. I.olery Caes - fps lsi.. a. i.
drawn IN Saturday, Aui. , 70 No. lolrry-!a.irawn
ballots.
pri4cof s4s'S ',S 4 pri.e'o' se,seo
/ 9L'9 10 l,BD
4 lu,uCu aug /" lrt
4 5gjU &c. 81,
Tickets onlr el0--s!ilrcs III pinpnr,ion
Delaware Lottery. NJ y, to he drawn 9th August =
co No. Lotery-ludriwm ballots.
prize Of saoGn" - - prizes Of sl,aco
:" la.Hm ~ 5Du
/" 5,Gu' ID go
Tickets SiD-siiarrs n proportion.
10000 DOLLARS
Divided into 10 pfizss ii sl3, 600 eacn
Virginia freshur- Lottery, r!ass M. a. for ls4e ~
he drawn on Saturday, Aug latI. Is No. Lull.ry3i2
drawn ballots.
P!l2tS:
10 prizes Of sli,h90 ~ prizes IF $500
10 pGg IL ts,
Tickets slu: halves ); quarters So
Delaware LOTTERY, 10. A. 10 be drawn 10th August
7s No. l.oitrry-l5 drawn hallo;s
Capitals:
| prize of s3j vvo ~ prizes ui 81 ,5OO
I" IhCHO ~ 900
g 5000 40 l5g
Tickets Sl0--slIares IN proportion
Virginia Lcesburg Lottery, ciass No. ~, for sis,
be drawn on Saturday, Aug. H. 70 No. Lottery-la
drawn ballots.
Somttsag .ft3.
500 too Capital frlze.
$50 723 Second Capital Prize.
2ls Przrs Of lowest No. Prize) s60U.
All dniblr No. fr!zes $50.
Tickets sl0; halves 5; quarters so.
Orders cefliiicairho or FAC karrs single Tick
and Shares any ri The above Schemes address
ed he undo .ssGed vii f-c.irethe prompt III
tuniion, and All account Of each drawin, forwarded
as itisreceivrd.
Packages, Csrhcates and single Tickets for sale by
j. w. MaURY g. CO, Managers,
July 20 Richmond Virginia