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STARS.AA
STAR OF THE EAST AND STAR OF
THE SOUTH.

STAR OF THE EAST AND STAR OF
THE SOUTH.
THESE two Horses will stand In The counties OF
l Cumberland and Buckingham, and occasionally
Fluvanna, &C., principally by the insurance and leap.
They are the delight and admiration of all who SEQ
them. or Star Of the East's pedigree II is unnecessa.
~ 10 speak-the groom has IL.
STA OF THE SOUTH, sired by Star Of the West,
Wnquestionably the best bred horse the world ever
saw)-the latter by imported Shark, out Of four crosses
OF the imported Fearnought, Immediate ,)-he by Re-
eulns, the best son of the G~odolphin Arabian, lucknow.
lodged l-hadison-Gen Cookies Camp Carter Roe.
buck, &c, &c.-Archer-imported Sir H~enry-nany
srosses Of imported Medley, &C.
The above pedigree cannot be, and never was equal
led by any one imported horse. IL, with the other, the
best stock of England, concentrated for eighty years,
(khown, and for centuries in England, KNOWN places
them above any other horses, living or dead. Again
eight or ten crosses Of Flying Childrrs and Eclipse Of
England, each Mark Antony besides something
like fifty or seventy crosses of Godolphin Arabian, if
their pedigree il traced.
r These Horses are for sale.
The publis's respectful servant,
Nav 5-cW5W e.. n. F0STAISE
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LETTER FROM MEXICO.

HEADQUARTERS, oALTiLLo, MEXICO
A.. April ID, l64S.
ny dear friend: ] have bu, a moment 10 saw
81. ! have jus, received an express from Gen.
[nce' column, announcing The pleasing intelli.
Euce That Gen. Trias, with all his forces, has
EIienoered to our arms. Gen. Price entered
on the 9th of March, and Immediate.
gave pursuit 10 the enemy, whom he overlook
ssnla Cruzde Rosalio, a strongly situated town
y sky miles South of Chihuahua, on the
|.a: The place was invested, and after
(sanne all day, the plaza and church were
10y attained by borrowing through the
80 when The enemy surrendered. Our los,
k~ su \, Lieutenant, Two non commissioned officers
Elsdd< pIisaies-'he enemy's loss is 300 and odd
h a, ana u wounded, his whole force 1900 all
s'a oneyy ll2 pieces.l 1000 stand OF arms
@V,W dollars worth Of public proper.
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BIZ tie Lieutenant Governor Of ptrginia.
a pROCJ a NATION.

DETERMINATIONS having been received by the EIecu-
/ tive, that Henry Dix, free Negro, charged with :,
murder committed In the county Of Aceomack, has fed
from justice and Is now going al large, do therefore
persons " tho hall arrest the said Henry Dix and deliver
him into the Jail Of Aceomaek county, and DO more,
over require all officers Of this Commonweaitn' ewm
their best eIsrtions to procure the arrest of tho said
Dix. that he may be brought TO justice. .,
Given under my hand as Lieutenant 1.vern"L. Iae,,
fsz.L, Of G%oyernment.1 and under the lesser seal Of
the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 80 aay
of May, In the year 1913. 'No; !. VII,
about thirty years Of age; his color dark brown, and
rather good looking. ii. is supposed to be somewhere
on or about the line of hccomnCk county. may
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BY TOicr & Cook.

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.
\k7 ILL Be sold 10 the highest bidder, on SA-
w TURDAY, The & h day OF Nav, al IL, NJ,
on The premises, a valuable Tract of Land, lying
on both sides OF North Run, seven miles North of
h'chihond, bounded by The read leading 10 Lou
isa y. House, on the one side, and The Coal Pit
ROAD on Inc olher, containing IN all about $50
acres, 20 0, which are we'll wooded, The balance
IN a good state OF cultivation. On The premises
IS a good dwelling house, recently thoroughly re-
paired, with all necessary out. houses, such as
kitchens, quarters, barns, stables, carriage house,
&c. II desired, il will be divided in two or more
tracts. Sale positive, and without The least re-
serve.
TERMS-One. fourth of The purchase money
viii be required in tour months, without interest
the balance in one, two and three years, with
interest from day Of sale.
Immediately after the sale OF the Farm, will be
sold, upon a credit of tour months, the purchaser
giving negotiable notes with approved endoIsers,
four or five very fine Mules, and several Horses.
SAML. COTTRELL, JR.
II Sale conducted by
ToLER & COOK. Ancs.
April l9-d&clds
TRUSTEES SALE.
Tn conformity with a Deed OF Trust made By
i F. Bergman, on the l4lh day Of April, lS47,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Henrico
county, The subscriber, who is thereby appointed
Trustee, will proceed to sell a. 10 o'clock, VI
on The 18Th May, upon The premises, the proper
~ therein conveyed and described as "a certain
Tract OF Liant with lis appurlenances, situate in
The county Of Hlenrico, about two and a halt
miles from the City OF Richmond, containing
fifty acres, more or less, near The Williamsburg
Stage Read, about halt a mile below Hinch-
mans Tavern, being The same tract OF land con-
veyed 10 said Bergman by Mrs. Eliza B. Full
ton, by deed recorded in The said Clerks Office
in the year 1913.
Terms-cash for so much OF the purchase mo-
ney as will satisfy The lien under said deed, 10
vii: Two hundred dollars with interest Tor twelve
months and The expenses OF sale. For the
balance, a credit OF twelve months will be given;
The purchaser executing boEd and security there
for, and giving a lien upon the land 10 secure
the same il required.
WIN. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
April Is ToLER & Cook, Aucts.
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JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

iuina an ,hs South aida of James river, about one
mile above subieu's Tavern, in the county Of Pow %ns
tan, containing by survey $3.50 acres, a portion Of y ~ 1hsIf
is low grounds of a superior quality. Nearly Que y. NAV vax
.im ,Se ,aia The T ie high TpDI land i. Of good quality lies well,
and i, susceptible of a high state ta,m OF INN ,mpI ro"r rooms,
There is a brick house on the arm, Win " II
a sale is noteffeeted privately before the ist OF p Sfsps,t
next, ii viii then be offered publicly, 10 10 III, III . slfn1 he
bidder. As the subscriber is de.eIm,nea 'o snniica.
lions may be made 10 him personally; on the plsmis VS.
or BY letter, directed 70 s9bl e v Tavern ,s ,S;, Or 10 d. 10
Wm. l.. Smith, Smithville F. u, Wne Is ~ r..
dispose oflhe place. $50 i no'"9
Powhalan, May 5tb, ls4S-A
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| Correspondence of Mobile Heraid-By Telegraph,
New ORLEANS. APRIL 27-Sl P. NJ.
No news. Sales of Cotton 1000 bales, mid
dlings 5 q 81 cts. Flour, Ohio. $4,25. Sugar
| 81 a 81 cts. Molasses Is a II cts. Corn, no
change. Pork, mess, Ss,25. No change in Ba.
con. Bagging 10 cts. Whiskey Is a l6 cts.
There are rumors Of failures in this city.
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Steam Marble Works.

HtUuL NUhD, hBUFE SFHTNG GARTEN STREET.
PHiLADELrHIA
'INhiS extensive establishment is erected on an i'm
proved plan, and, by the aidbf Steam Power, ma
nufactures all kinds Of Plain and Ornamental MAR
BILE WORK, In a superior style, and 1T the lowest
prices.
Inc largest and best assortment Of Marble Aiantels,
Imported ParlSr and Garden Statuary, Vases and
FOUNTAINS, Tiles for floors, &C., may be seen IT the
ware Rooms, To which the attention of the public is
respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied at all times, with any NUN.
nef ot finished ManteIs and Marble Tops, Italian
Ionlbs and Monuments, cut 10 sizes or finished; also,
constantly on hnnd a large assortment Of American
uraVe Stones, IN the rough or finished, Marble in block,
&C., JOHN Baird.
-. Ridge Road, above Spring Garden Street.
philadelphia, March 2S-2m
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MISCELLANEOUS
Daniel III. london,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
OFFERS for sale the largest stock of all styles of
~ Spring and Summer Goods usually kept In Jobbin ,
Houses, of both Foreign aud Domestic Manufacture, he
has ever had, and At prices far below any sales he has
cverbeen able heretofore to make.
The stock viii consist of all kinds OF Bleached and
Brown Domestics, Prints, Ginghams, and manv other
nrw and handsome styles of ladies' Dress Goods: Cam
hr'cks; SIX and Cotton Handkerchiefs; Ticklngs; LII
men and Cotton DfIllings; Linens Of all kinds; Ken.
lucky leans; rich and fancy Caasimeres; Cloths of all
shades and makes; and, in q word, Of all styiss Of Goods
10 he found IN The largest and best assorted Stocks, 10
Wnich he asks the particular attention of dealers in
Virginia and North Carolina, feeling confident of being
able 10 make sales 10 all who may give ms stock an eI-
amlnation-his terms being the usual credits. or the
usual discounts for cash bills. March s-dSc3mif
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
4 u & X er 81 A d dSOn
rI,n1I,pn arrNp,

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMAs's BUILDINGS
-Four doors NORTH Of Pennsylvania Auenue,
w n $ h n gtOn.
BEVERLY TUCKER and John E. ADDISON have
- associated themselves for the purpose OF prosecut.
Inc Claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed to the
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference Is given to the following gentlemen -
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. J. y. Ma
son, Secretary of the Navy; Hon: X. J. Walker, secre-
tary fthe Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, Y S. Supreme
Court; Hon. X. Nj. I. Hunter, U.S Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq.,, Georgetown, ID. G..
W John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
to give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts of the District of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-clY
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C. d. LUCK, No. S, Exchange, Richmond.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MAY, ls4s.
$4,000 DOLLARS

10000 DOLLARS
Divided in 3 prizes of S25, 900! 3 OF $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ], TO be
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, May 9th, 1913. rs
Nos, ~ drawn. Grand Capitals 3 Of s25, 900, 3 Of
5000, ) OF = 900, 3 of 2,50n, 4 OF 500, 4 Of l,als, 20 Of
1000, 20 of 500, &c. Tickets $40; halves S; qrs.a so.
$4,000 DOLLARS
Divided into 5 prizes OF $4,000 each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 2, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, May 10, 1913. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Grand Scheme: 5 OF Sl5,OOU, ] Of
6,G0O, 1000, 5000, ?, 900, 1927, 90 of ] 900, &c. Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters . so. A certificate Of wholes
Sl30-shares in proportion.
THE MAY LOWER OF l8a5.
SEC, Cool 10000! 5000! 100 OF S2,500l
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 3, for ls4s, TO
be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, May
2Oth. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme: 10000,
3D,OO0, $1,000, 1880, 5000, s,0l6, 100 OF $500, &c, &c.
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters s.. a certificate OF a
package of whole Tickets S26U-halves and quarters In
proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass q, TO be drawn al
Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, the 9th May, ls4s.
&C Nos, IA drawn. Grand Capitals S4o,n0O, lO,ooO,
5000, 4 1000, 5000, 2,2S0, /. 500, 10 of 600, &c. Tickets
SIS; halves7 50; Qu%arters3 rs.
bJ Orders for Tickets in the above VIII meet Win
prompt and confidential attention, u addressed to
c. b. LUCK, Richmond.
" Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price of three Tickets. Drawings forwarded when re-
quested. C. B. LuCk, Richmond, va.
May !
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NIOTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN The eslale OF Francis Collins, deceased, are
requested 10 bring them forward, that arrange
menls may be made 10 pay them.
May 5-cS.. VIM. SIMMS, Exectr.
r UCK's OFFICE, No. 5 Exchange Hotel,
IL Richmond, Virginia.
This Day, $4,000 Capital Prize. Ct Nos,
10 drawn. 5000 lowest No, prize. Tickets Sd.
Tomorrow -Prizss 3 ot25 900. Tickets $40.
For sale al No. 5, Exchange. May 5
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VIZ F. RircnlE, Secretary.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The delegates from various counties compo'
ns the XVIII Electoral District. assembled in
sCourt House in Weston, on Friday, The Dist
IaI Of April, l84Y, and was called 10 orcer by
'n.D. Williams, on whose motion Robert TUT
II was called 10 The Chair, and James Bennett
'oolnied Secretary.
on motion Of Wm. d. Williams, the follow
resolution was unanimously adopted.
6esol7ed, That the Chair appoint a committee
sI to report suitable delegates from this Eiec-
al District to The Democratic National Con.
,ns'on Is be held in Baltimore on the fourth
to,nday in May next.
"nereupon the Chair announced the follow
Commiuee:-Wm. D. Williams, OF the
Eaaihan koiner OF Bfaxlon; Fraucis A. Holt,
Jackson, and Cabell Tavenner and Jno. viii.
fa Of Lewis.
Williams, from the committee, reported the
blowing delegates and allernates.-Deieeatey
P'ofee n. Lee, of Harrison; ]. NJ. Bennett, oil
isis; Adam Crawford, Of Randolph, aud ]. F.
saigrass, OF Wood.-Auernates: r. A. Thomp.
VIM. F. Richie, Henry A. Wise and Thos,
j. Bayly.
Upon a vote otlhe convention being taken, the
~ delegates and alternates were unanimously
ppoinled 10 the Democratic National Conven.
on 10 be held 10 Baltimore on the fourth Mon.
ay 10 May, 1S48.
Va motion, Resolved, That the Weston Sen.
aei and the Democratic papers of Richmond be
sgaes'ed 10 publish the proceedings of this Con.
on motion, the Convention then adjourned.
ROBERT TURNER, President.
JAMES BENNETT, Secretary.
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H., sas: Beard, Wing. $50; Taylor, " wig
G;bson, Wing, 26l; Price, pemocfa'' 'H'
s,or Democrat, 22s.
~ MONROE.
=. "A, Editors OF ihs enquirer: No.. ,e.a
PIX UNION, Monroe, April 18th, le4S.
..,,.men:-The election closed here on
a,ay evening, and once again the Democ,
q u' = Old Marion put forth their strength and
fs'y our worthy fellow-citizen, Christopher }.
a.s. over John H. WAIVER, Wing, by a maio.
fel'uta 40 vo,es-and 10 addition, there are polled
[ny he hack Of the poll book 26 votes, making
T r"J ssnsts Walkers majority over French,
is IS votes.
60 democratic eain.1
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HATS. HATS.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
MAKE notice, that | have This day received a
i large lot of Dark moleskin and Beaver
| HAS. OF The latest New York styles; also Gen.
llemen's Single and Double Brim Leghorn HAS,
China Pearl, Dunstable, and Pearl Hats Tor
| G%en,lemen's summer wear; Panama Hats in
great variety, some very fine. together with a
general assortment oil Boys, Youths, and In.
fanls' Leghorn Has; The whole of which | am
offering al very small advances. All | ask is a
call 10 ensure a sale. R. M. ALLEN.
No. 80. Main Street, next door 10 Purcell,
Laid & Co. May
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Governor st., next 10 the Richmond Hous

JOHN MCCONNELL will continue the in
serlion OF Porcelain Teeth carved on blocks, in
whole or parts OF sets. in the style and manner
practised by Mr.. E. Chaudce, and will make use
oflhe Teeth made by MI. c. These Teeth pos
sess many advantages over those without gums,
one OF the greatest Of which is supplying paris
lost by absorption where the natural teeth have
been extracted, thereby restoring the lace 10 its
former and natural shape. They are also much
more natural in appearance Than any o:her kind
OF artificial teeth.
JOHN MCCONNELL, Dentist,
Governor Street.
N. B. The office formerly occupied by MIR.
Chandlee is tor rent-apply TO
April i2-T&Fa ]. NC.
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NOTICE

NOTICE..
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
L RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9Th
March, Is47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz In
addition TO the sum Of three dollars called for, 1--WE dol
lars, payable on the first day OF each Of the months OF
March. April. May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars on the first day of each Of
the months o%fJune, July and November, on each share.
Subscribers In Augusta will pay in the Bank al
Staunton; in Albemarle, in the Bank al charlottesville;
and those In Richmond in the Bank Of Virginia, 10 the
credit of the Lnu,sa Railroad Company. Pane,aal.ty IS
important, as interest nil be due on each iHstdlment II not
paid. by order of the Board.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Rrayar Dam nennf Erh- O1-clDrcl
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NOTICE is hereby given. that the Board of Visitors Of
~ William and Mary College, in Virginia, at their
annual convocalion, TO be holden on the llth day OF
July next. will proceed TO appoint six Professors, one of
whom 10 be The President Of the College.
!. Of Political Economy and History
2. or Mathematics and Astronomy
3. OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, including
Agricultural Chemistry
4. OF Moral Philosophy
S. OF Constitutional aud Municipal Law
6 OF Ancient Languages.
The salary Of each Professor Is 900 dollars. paid
half yearly, 10 which will be added the fees for tickets
tnthe different Lectures. The President, III addition 10
these, will be entitled TO occupy the Presidents house
free Of rent, and TO have the use of the College, garden
and lots.
Applications addressed TO me will be laid before the
Board. X.
March 9-cwtlstJuly Rector.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

THE above reward will be given for the a%pprehen-
L sion of two Negro Men belonging To the Estate Of
the late Miles Marcus, Of Madison county, who ran
away about the lst of the present month from the She
nandoal Iron Works; provided tlry be returned 10 d..
& II. Forrer, the proprlr,ors of the said works, or Sc
cured so that the subscriber gets them again-0r the
sum Of Sl0 for the return or securing as above specified
either one OF them. THOMAS v WEIGH.
Executor of Miles Marcus, deceased.
Madison co., Va, April 25-ctf
0-- Wliu requested Ia Copy.
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TN thr United States Court for the Eastern District oi
L virginia-in the matter of Bankruptcy OF George h
Taliafero:
In pursuance ofan order Of Court In the above cause.
notice is hereby given, that ! have this day drpe lied
tbr sum OF nine hundra I'd and forty three dollars aud Sc
ypnty-nine cents, Cs9i3 79l in the Bank OF Virginia, nj
Richmond, TO the credit of the Court In said cause,
subject 10 the future order of said Court; and that inc
Court, after ten days, will pass an order Tor n dividena
and distribution thereof among the creditors OF saiu
George B. Taliaferro who have not participated IN ths
Anil as-cat WYNDHAM KEMP, Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Il. HI. Dickinson 4 BRO.
EGR0E

This day, a, 10 O'Clock, will be sold | likely
Negro Man, . likely Negro Girls, l likely Negro
Boy, and one Negro Woman.
X. Ii. DICKINSON & BRO, Aucts.
May5
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Artificial Teeth.

A CARD.-Having determined 10 discontinue
II The practice OF Dentistry in This city on the
26th inst, | would return my acknowledgements
to my friends and the public Tor the liberal pat
rouase l have received, and recommend 10 their
notice MIR. John Mcconnell, Dentist, who will
take my office and continue the insertion OF Por-
celain Teeth in full sets, carved on blocks, with
imitation gums, such as | have been usins-.he
superiority OF which over all others now in use,
is universally acknowledged by those who have
practically tested their merits.
E. CHANDLEE, Dentist.
Governor 81. nexI 10 the Richmond House.
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LUCK'!s OFFICE,
NO. s., ENC LANCE LAC

N Y u ENO IT II " z 7 II z Z,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention Of the patrons OF this far-famed Prize
i Ofhce IL invited To the following list of Schemes 10
be drawn during The month of May, under the ma
nagemeht OF The old and successful Managers, ID. Paine
& Co whose Lotteries take the lead Of all others
They have sent more prizes TO Richmond in the last few
months than all The Managers combined. Of the num-
Der sent to Richmond, LUCK has always had his full
share.
C. u. LICK No 6 EIrhnnre RIchmnnd-
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MRS. LA WRENCE'S
q q Oy.Se.

Mrs. II. G. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
w cOnmOdiOnsT enrmentso over the Stores Of Messrs.
Brooks, Bell a. Hudson and Messrs. Binford & Fry, on
the Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
stand, and Is now prepared TO entertain boarders BY the
day, as well rs yearly and monthly ~boarders, In good
style. Terms moderate. The location for persons vi
sitting Richmond on business is one of the best IN the
city. July 9-cwly
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Launbers7s q flee.

On Fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
i and the public In general, that he has commenced
the business of n Lottery Broker, 10 Inc Office Ton lillI
street, under the Exchange Ilotel,l formerly occupied
BY d. NJ. Hoyt. and rece lily by f. Is. Pendleion.
Drawing OF Va. Lets5urg Lottery, u, April %:
2 As IL So Al Sc 65 II IA so II 81 =.
Whole Ticket, 81 As SO. } Prizes OF $50 dol
Half do. IL Y 2l,} lars each, sold
by LAMBERT.
F~RIDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Extra,
Class No. 10. Capital $4,000, SC. rs Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets 81; halves | 50: quarters Is cents.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex Della
ware, Lottery, Extra, Glass No. n. Capital: $4,000.
10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 cents; quar-
Saturday Evenimg,-Sales close at S O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARS!
MAGNIFICENT %ScHEMEi
The Virginia Lee.burg Lottery, Class No. ls, TO be
drawn al Alexandria. Capitals: 3 Of $4,000, . Of
1000. 2 Of 1000, . of 5000, of 3,236, 10 Of 500, III
of !. 200, &C. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets slO-shares
II proportion.
~ Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or shares in the above, or in any Of Man-
ry & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 10 $40 for tickrts,)
will receive the most promp, attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
Dy Recollsct No. 3-''Ihere's luck in odd numbers,
saws Rory O'Morr." May /
j. w. Waury IL Co.,
M ANAGERS.)
Successors TO j.. G. GREGORY s. CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND. Virginia.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR MAY, Is4a
nay 6rH.-Leesbure Lottery, No. ls. Tickets $40.
Capitals: . prizes of $50, 900, . OF | a,OOc, Oofl 500, &C.
MAY lO1A.-Jersry Lottery, No. $3.50, 900 CAPT.
tai. Tickets $40. 10 Nos ii drawn.
LAY l3IH.-Leesburg Lottery, No. IS. $4,000 Ca
pital. Tickets $40. 30 prizes Of 400, SC. Certif-
Gates of packages Sll0, $50, and sa7 81.
MAY l71H.-Jersey Lottery, No. 40. $50, lao Capt.
tai. Tickets SlU. 10 prizes of 900. 10 oil 5000, &c.
MAY 2OrH.-Leesburg Lottery, No. 20. $4,000 Ca
pital. Tickets $40. a5 prizes of 81 900, &c. rs Nos,
10 drawn. Cert. OF packages sllo, SIS and s27 50.
MAY ~e4rH.-Jersey Lottery, No. d. 5000 Capt.
,al. Tickets SO. 10 Nos, Is drawn.
MAY a7rA.-Leesburg Lottery, No. 81. s55,O0O Ca
pitaI. Tickets SIS. $1,000 lowest 3 No. prize. 10
prize. of 1000, 20U of ono, &c. Certificates of pack
ages $500, Sl00, $50 and S25.
or Orders for certi6satesor Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares, in any of the above Schemes, address,
ed Ia the undersigned win rrceivethe most prompt nj.
tention, and an account OF each drawing forwarded
az soon as IL Is received.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
]. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
April 81 Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-05

Richard Dabney, a slave, charged win me
murder of Mr. William G. White, on ine ,'.a
OF March last, vas acquitted on Tuesday ias''
before Henrico County Court. ISHes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-05

Edward &. Howard,
Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
r ATE OF Quincy, Illinois, has returned 10 Rich
IL mond, and Will practise in the Courts held IN inns
city and county, and the adjoining counties
0y Office over Messrs. smith & Larwo0d's, Haih
street. May 2-lydSc