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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16
EXCHANGE HOTEL TO RENT.

"a ON account ofcontinued sickness of his fam.
ally, the undersigned desires TO relinquish the
charge OF the Exchange Hotel The lease and part
OF the furniture are offered for sale.
Applications are invited Immediately.
Apply to Willard Carpenter, 5. Swindell or to the
[feb III C.. K DREW s
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

Mn. CLAY AND THE LADIEs.-The Ledger
says that mo sooner was he brought among
them, than one of them, beautiful girl OF SIX
teen, with eyes like beaming JET, hair black as
the ravens, and cheeks flushed with the glow
OF beauty rushed up to him, threw Der fair
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

TANDY III CENTS-l will sell candy from thi.
~ day at twelve ana hall cents per pound. anc
kisses at sixteen and two-third cents per pound
wholesale Tor CASH. having the largest manuiac
turing establishment in the West, am prepared Il
tuInisn my Old customers and all others, spendio
assortment OF the best quality OF candy of my own
manufacturing, at the shortest notice. Merchants
and others dealing in my line, will please give me
call. A. BORIE.
Fruit Establishment, NO. 50 Pearl st.
Evansville Journal will publish mountof 81 OC
and charge this ofce-LoN COURIER. mar tXv2lNNvl
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

BURNING OF FoRTY-SEvEN WOMEN AT TIL
FUNERAL OF AN INDIAN PRINcE.-The inferna
rites at the death of an Indian Prince are thu.
described in an extract of letter from Tran
quebar in the East Indies, written by Dan
sh Missionary They dug without the city
where that Prince, who died at the age of so
made his residence, large pit, which they fill
ed with wood, ranged and piled up as for
bonfire. The corpse of the deceased, richly
habited and adorned, was brought forth in great
pomp, and laid on the pile; after which the
Bramlns (heathen prlests,) kindled the fire,
with abundance of heather ceremonies. The
wives and cUncubines of the deceased who
according TO the law or custom of the country
ought 10 die with him. appeared at the same
time, and walked several times round the fu
neral pile. They were in number forty-seven
all decked with Jewels and adorned with flow
ers. The favorite wife or concubne carried
the poignard of the delunct prince, which she
delivered up TO his successor, and made a
short speech exhorling him to use it with mod
Grafton, so as never to let ii light on any but
The guilty. Then she boldly turned her face
towards the pile, and, after invoking her gods,
leaptd into the midst of the flames The sec
ond was the sister of prince named Tanda
man, who was present at the horrid rites
She gave him the jewels she wore, and the
prince, in receiving them, embraced her most
ttnderly and poured out flood of tears, but
the princess without betraying the least con-
Germ looked alternately, with steady counte-
nance, on the pile and on the spectators, and
CRYING with loud voice, t.CaiUaI Chiuar
which Is the name of one of their gods, she
jumped as cheertullv into the flames as the first
did
The others followed her close; some of them
appeared resolute enough, but others appeared
wild and ejected. There was One in particular.
who, being more dismayed than her compan-
ions, ran 10 embrace one of the spectators. who
was Christian, praying him TO save her; but
this was not in his power to do, and the poor
wretch was Immediately tumbled healdong into
the fire.
However intrepid most of those unhappy
victims appeared before jumping into the pit,
the note was vastly altered when in the midst
of the flames. There they shrieked hideously
and tumbed one over another, striving to reach
the edge of the pit, and get out of it, but they
were kept in by throwing heaps of billots and
faggots on them, as well 10 knock them on the
heads as to increase the fire. When they were
consumed, the Brdmins drew near the yet smo-
king pile, and performed abundance of ridicu-
lOus ceremonies over the ashes OF the bones
and having wrapped them up in fine linen
carried them TO d place near the Isle of Rame
suren, where they cast them into the sea. AT
ter which the pit was filled up, and tenn
pie since erected on the spot, where sacrifices
are offered up in honor OF the prince and hi
wives, who from thencelorth are reckoneC
among the saints or goddesses.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16
NOW rs THE TIME FOR THE WINGS TO MOVE!


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eduponuf
suchm
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impaired the tyandInsi ourc
head
Rct that sending the Paper the present m and continue until
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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16
= Farm for sale-so Acres.

~ The West of the SOUTHEAST of Sec ~
lion 26. Town A. South of Range 10 West, in scott
Township. Vanderburgh county, Ind.
will sell at public auction on the 9th Of March
next, the door of he Court House, in Evansville
without reserve,) the above described So acres OF
land, subject to mortgage of 500 to the School
Fund, and the balance cash. There Is acres i'm =
proved,aEd good double Log House, Corn Crib and
StTble, and good Cistern on the premises.
THOS S WHEELER.
feb29s WOOLSEY &EELSON, Auctioneers
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From the n. o. Picayune of the It'll
LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.

The ship France, Capt Pierce, arrived yes
terday from Vera Cruz, having sailed thence on
the oath ult. We have the Free American to
the 22d, three days later than had previously
been received.
According to this paper, the train which
left Vera Cruz for Orizaba under the command
of Lieut.. Col Biscoe, was attacked by band
of guerrillas 400 in number, Col. Biscoe's COM
mand scarcely exceeding eighty. An express
was not sent back to Gen. Twiggs to acquaint
him with the facts. This courier was wound
ed in the leg, but reached Vera Cruz and re-
ported that fight was going on when he left,
but that the Mexicans had gained no advan-
tage. Gen. Twiggs at orce despatched three
companies of cavalry to the support of Colonel
Bi>coe. They left Vera Cruz the evening of
the 10Th, but returned again the next day, hav-
ing gone as far as San Diego. They saw moth
ing of Col. Biscoe, or his command, and the
presumption is that be had dispersed the guer-
rilIas and proceeded on his route. Not the
least apprehension on his account appears to
be entertained in Vera Cruz. Two wagons
were found burned and one man and horse
killed upon the road.
The schooner Heroine arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 10Th from this pot. We cannot learn
that the ship America, on which Gen. Towsom
Col. Wilson and others were passengers, had
reached there when the France sailed
A strong body of Louisiana cavalry and in
fantry was 10 leave Vera Cruz the morning of
the 2lst for Orizaba. The object of the move
appears to be to clear the road of the guerrillas
which infest it.
The following paragraph if from the Free
American of the 22d ult.
We learn from Capt White, of the Louisi
ana Battalion, who has arrived from Jalapa
with his detachment, that he met Capt. Tay-
lor of the Twiggs Rifles, with his command.
who is charged with important dispatches for
Mexico, and that Capt. Taylor informed him
that at a certain spot about forty miles from
here he came suddenly upon party of about
one hundred guerrillas, in meadow short
distance from the road: that they had tied their
horses under the trees, and seemed TO be hold
ing council. Not being able to distinguish
them, he supposed them to be Capt. Fairchild's
command. The guerrilas Immediately formed
Jas infantry, when Capt. Taylor>oundeda charge
the guerrillas mounted, and upon charge be-
ing made upon them, Immediately fled and
dispersed.
By the folloMing orders the reader will per-
ceive that tho birthday of Washington was 10
be observed in Vera Cruz with proper res
pect.
HEADQUARTERS. DEP. OF VERA CRUz
February 81 1919
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

WINDOW Glass.-An assortmet of Window
w Glass, assorted sizes. For sale by
may4 IT, A. LAUGHLlN, Water ST.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

A New WEAPoN.-The Lisbon correspon-
dent of the London Times, says that the French
Frigate Psyche" then in the Tagus, is armed
with new and terribly destructive she'll. This
she'll has no fusee and is perfectly harmless I'M
less it passes certain distance through the air,
with certain degree of velocity. 1sIt ignites
by conclusion, and not by percussion; and its
chief destination and operation is that of Iodg-
ing in the matter aimed at, and setting fire to
it; though, should it pierce the object, it will
produce the effect of an ordinary shell as it ex-
plodes. 1t is harmless until it gains certain
velocity; and it may be rolled on the floor or
dropped frem the upper to the lower deck with
out III least injury, and, even if it broken in
the fall, no mischief will ensue. The she'll was
invented by Capt, Billette, of the French naval
service, and it was actively used in 1914, al
Mogadore, with such terrific certainty, that
wherever it fell, the town was instantly on
fire. Persons in the habit of using it, say that
half dozen lodging in the Howe, the Queen
or the Albion, would set the ship in blazp
the moment they struck the side, as each bur-
rows in the wood, tears up all about it, and ig-
mites everything with which each morse of the
contents comes in contact. The she'll, 10 be
Elective requires no more elevation of the gun
from whence it is discharged, than an ordinary
round-shat."
VINO APPOINTED HIM?-The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia North Amer
lean says: ..-.-..---s
Since the rare diplomatic expl otis of Trist in
| Mexico, there has been manifested an anxious
disposition 10 be relieved from the responsible
ity of his appointment Mr. Buchanan through
whom it was accomplished, and whose conf
| dental clerk and friend he was at the very
time, dsowned it broadly the other day. A
democratic Senator stated yesterday that
minutes conversation with Mr.. Trist in his
! life previous to his selection as Commits
| sioner -
Perhaps nobody appoin ed hi n! The Sec
rotary of State and the.President have both de-
MED t, and one OF the other falsely, for he could
not have been chosen without their know ledge
and consent His commission issued from the
| DEPARTMENT of State, and his instructions were
directed by the President. Those who know
the readiness with which Wr. Buchanan can
drserta friend in an extremity, or abandon him
when personal or political interest is at haz-
ard. cannot be loss to conjecture WHO'S ac-
countable in the present instance The facil-
ity and the earnestness with which he has de-
| nounced Mr. Trist--unti now his most init
mate companion-proves too clearly that he
has purpose 10 serve and difficulty to over
come.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16
NOTICE.

TO-DAY, the 22d February, being the ami
verssry of the Birth of WAsHINGToN, will be
kept as Holiday. The public offices will be
closed at O o'clock, A. NJ
1t is requested that the City be generally il
Illuminated in the evening,
By command of the Governor.
JOHN II. WINDER, Lieut. Gov.
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EVANSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
The Largest and Cheapest Paper in the State


'front.'
low O
and best printed in The State OF Indiana
favorable
wishing
subcnb 70 Ner8pape
carefully watched
andrep
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16

INDUCEMENTS TO
be of the
Any will be entitled
Union Magazine pictorial popularity.
%
nto
Mexia War
m i'm al cases
This Anyp
w. H. 4
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16
HARDW A RE.
CLAG EFT d MILLER,
and Wholesale Dealers in

Foreign and Domestic Hardware
Cutlery, Gums and Fancy Goods.
No. 526, Main Street, Louisville, kentucky
TINE subscribers are in receipt of, and are
l. daily receiving additions to their Spring lnIporta
TONS embracing OF the srgest and best assorted
Stocks ever offered in this market.
Our stock OF Table and Pocket Cutlery stands pre-
eminent in point OF variety, and at prices which DEFY
competition in the East or West.
Our importations have been very heavy, ordered di
rect from the Manufacturers In England and Ameri-
ca the lowest figure, and have been selected with
great care asserting our Stock with the latest and
most choice styles OF Goods, which guarantee to
sell upon the most favorable terms.
Having extended our acquaintance with the Euro
pean and American Manufacturers, we enabled 10
offer purchasers advantages superior any former
year.
An examination Of our stock is respectfully solic.
tied. leb. 29-3mo.
I.n1-1s,,111r " Eeh,v 9th 1873
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HEADQUARTERS. DEP. OF VERA CRUz
February 81, 1919.
ORDERS No. 70.

To- morrow being the anniversary of the
Birthday of WAsAINGToN, and out of respect
to his memory, no business will be transacted
in the respective Departments of the Govern
ment.
By order of Brig. Gen. TwIGGs.
w. 7. H. BROOKS, a. a. a. C,
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-16
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.


THE subscriber is now opening LOO Packages Of
L Merchandise, consisting OF DRY GOODS DooTs
Il SHOES HATS, CARS and boNNETs, HARDWARE, GLASS
WARE and CRockERY; which he will sell as low a.
any House in the City, for Cash, Produce such d:
Pork Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flaxseed White Beans
Beeswax. Feathers or Iaow.
dec 2l-tf JOHN 'SHANKLlN
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INDUCEMENTS CLUBBING.
OO.--5O
INVARIABLY ADVANCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-28
COUNTY.

At a meeting of a portion Of the Democratic
marty, for the county of Lancaster, held al the
Court House on Monday, the 18th April, lS4o.
On motion, Col. w. P. Harcum was called to
the Chair, and Saml. Downing appointed Score.
tary. ,-
DR.. Elias B. Edmonds briefly explained the
object of the meeting 10 be the appointment OF
d~elega.es TO represent tn Democracy OF tbs
equity in the Electoral Convention to be held 10
he town Of Hamptca on the first Wednesday in
NAV next, TO appoint delegates % the National
Democratic Convention 10 be held IN the City Of
Baltimore.
Whereupop, on motion, the Chairman ap
pointed the following gentlemen as delegates tt
represent, this county in the Hampton Conven
ion, viz Captain Thomas Armstrong, Oct
lawson, DR.. NJ. Lawson, DR.. P. Towles, Col
I. TAYLOR, James B. James, DR.. E. B. Edmonds
Dr. H. Leland, Col. B. Waddey, Col. T. D
Eubank, Warner Eubank, L. H. Dix, 5. 0
George, Capt. J. Robinson, Capt. Jas. Eubank
C4pt. J. w. Mitchell, Jas. P. Saunders, L. U
Mitchell, r. J. Mitchell, F. Ball, DR.. }. B. Ball
S C. Tapscott, and a. l.. Carter.
And, on motion, the following gentlemen
we're requested to act as alternates--viz: Hon
H. A. Wise, L. ]. Bowden, R. l.. Montague
and Frederick Jett, Esqrs.
On motion, it was Resolved, That the Chair
nan and Secretary be added to the delegation
and that these proceedings be signed BY tn
same, and forwarded TO the Editors of the Rich
mcnd Enquirer for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
w. P. HARCUM, Chairman.
S,N, OowsIyo. Secretary,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-28
Fifty Dollars Reward.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, living near Char
~ lotte Courthouse, on the 18th Of January last,
TWO Negro Men, n7nied DANIEL aud SIMON.
Daniel 10 IS years old, about S feet III inches high,
stands quito erect, with a good countenance, Of n dark
complexion, and speaks rapidly when agitated. No
distin gushing marks are recollected. He curried with
him several suits Of clothing, among them a suit Of
new double woye, dyed black, the filling Of which Is
doubled and twisted.
Simon is about % years old, of the same height,
stands erect, with rather n sullen counienance, and oil
mulatto complexion A small wen is recollected on
one of his temples. lie carried with him several quits
of clothing, among them a brown cloth coat, hut little
worn, with a pair of striped cloth pantaloons, and a
grey cassinet coat somewhat faded, with a velvet col
blue, the filling of which is double and twisted. He
wore a brown cloth cap.
The above reward will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery Of the two Negroes, or securing them in
any jail, or the half of it for either of them, u they arc
taken more than thirty miles from my residence. IL
they are taken within that distance, thirty dollars viii
be paid. WIN. J.
April l1-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
T'O EYUitdcrs.

'b'hE undersigned, Commissioners, will receive bids
Tor Inc building a Poor House, In the county of
meckienntrg, untii the LIST day of May next. The
puhaihG $50 contain ten connected single story rooms,
10 anu ~ iert square, 8 feet pitch. with one fire place,
two l2 light windows, and one door 10 each room :
Inc walls are To be Of brick, faced inside, and white
washed, The jolst 10 he lathed and plast.red-ali The
.lnnet ABOUT me building, which will be ex posed TO the
weather, 10 be of good heart pine, the roof 10 project 80
as TO cover 4 walk way cfsix feet in lroaI-the ma,eri-
ais are TO be of the hest kind, and The work 10 be exc
cuted IN 4 pain, substantial maHnsr-the whole Ia he
completed by lst December next. The under,akers
WIN have tie privilrg. Of getting timber and making
brick for the building on the premises. Bids will he re-
ctived for the brick and wood work jointly or sepa-
tie brink work, the bids must stat. The
price By the thousand.
GEO. ROGERS,
T.. Il. CHAMBERS,
CIlAS. ;. HUTCHINSON,
ALFRED BOYD,
PiIlLIP RAINEY,
Bnydton, April li-cW3w Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-28
DryTONSyUJ.E FOR SALE.

,,,gE subscriber having purchased a farm on lanes
River, nov offers Tor sale his excellent anu Wen
Lnowr stand for a Store and Tayrrn-Pos! once, ire,
s,ncr Election and cluster Ground aireaiy established
:, m. Mace. II il situated III the county Of i's"nse''
=, miles Northwest of Richmond, on lie on ai"ah-
mn rad, and ON The winters oil aliens creek, con-.
,a,ninr between sir and seven hundred acres, pE,
viii be SURVEYED about three hundred acres Of wooa
i,,d. and fifty acres Of good creek low ground. a
nart OF the high land is highly improved. y u IN u
healthy and agreeable neielIhorhood. There y 2 spring
If EXCELLENT water within twenty Steps u the uonf.
| The dwelling house has eight rooms WIN eisnt hte
places, includin. store room, dining room anu fl'il
,r,Ie closets, ali we'll finished, aGd panied ell ihsioe
! and OCT: good kitchen; smoke house; iuniber house, anu
n neat little office in the yard; OveTseefs houssi BLACK
smiths ,ior; framed stable, with eranafy ana carriage
| bouse attached: two corn cribs: barn, win tnteshine
! Machine: ice houso; fear negro houses, anu abolnel
| dwelling house about three quarters @! ! mlte on d
large ana productive garden, veil eel out WIN MOWERS,
ts b., s~hrnbbery Ca,g:-bd grapes, ana other se,ect
| fun: a young apple orchard, Of about one hundred
| Tree. OF choice iruii, aud just beginning TO bear ana
| about the same quantity VI peach trees, oil The oes,
kinds; and. in fact, for eTey convenience, there IS no
piate that can surpsss tlis. L
If the above property is not disposed OF privately py
| the LIST of August next. IL will then he advertised 10 Nc
| sold at pablo auction, 10 the highest bidder.
TERMS will be made easy, and made known on ~
| plicatiou 10 me.
} Jan. 2-elafl2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-28

HURLEY'S OFFICE, No. lOi East Main
II siIeer.
We will not boast Allow us to say,
HURLEr sells prizes every day.
THE CREEK OFFICE TRIUMPHANT!
HURLEY sold a snug prize of $500 on the
18th instant. Here is the drawing:
Drawing OF New jersey Lottery, Glass 30:
33 s A % 60 26 6S 50 "a % 80 20 10.
Ticket, Nos. 20 80 65, a prize OF $500, sold
and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass 80:
66 8 27 81 4 30 10 so 81 So % 81 6s 50.
Half Ticket Nos. % "a IS, a prize sold 10 The
above By HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia Lottery, Extra,
Class s, at Richmond, April 81:
9 4s 80 l6 70 As 6S % IL 40 6 81 10 60 d..
Tickle, Nos. IL l6 70, another CAPITAL, soli
and paid a. sight by HURLEY.
To-day State Lottery. Capitals: $4,000, 3
of 1000, 800, 1900, l,O95, Q Of 700, Q of 5oO.-
Lowest lhree.number prize 200. Ticke's B.
Sales close al S o'clock. al HURLEY'S Creek
Office. below the Old Market.
To-morrow-40,0 900 dollars. Ticket. r.
Also, 1000 dollars. Tickets lat
April % HURLEY'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-28

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
V,AKE NOTICE, that | intend to apply 10 the Bank
Il If Virginia for new certificates Of Stock III lieu nf
a certificate Of i've shares new Stock If said Bank, in
the nams of John Robertson, of Cnlprpsr. No. G5},
dated l7th August, 1916 and of 4 certificate of five
shares of stock IN said Bank, IN nv name, as Admins.
tratrix Of John Robertson. deceased, No. 1881 dated
18th January. 1873, aud, also, Ia the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia, Tor new certificates of Stock. in lieu ii orfi-
fcaies of said Farmers Bank. ~ follows, 10 wiz: ~
3lst July. 1916, No. = an9, for five shares; If 9Th Octo.
her. 1916, No. . ,3aa, FOR three shares; If 10Th February,
lsl7, No. 2,iis, for fmr shares. tf which one vas
transferred 3Dth July, lsl6, and the oiheT three the 10Th
February, lsl7,l and Of 10Th July, 1919, No. a,s3l, OF
two >harrs-aii in The name Of John Robertson; and If
certificate uf stock in said Farmers Bank, 81 January
2jth, 1919, No. 1867, for one share, in ny name, as Ad-
minis,raIrix Of John Robertson, deceased-thr said
above described certificates Of Stock in said Banks liav-
ing been lost by me: And all persons are hereby called
on 10 snow cause why new certificates therefor shall
not be issued. SARAH ROBERTSON,
Administrative d John Robertson, deceased.
charlottesville, March 81. l-4s-CwCw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-28
LOTTERIES.
y. W. Rzaisry =. &C.,
,I a NJ A 4. j, u 9

wi ~ y 4 " Il II =
Successors To j. G.. GEFGORY 6. CO.
OFFICE, NO. l, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND, Virginie.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR MAY, 1873.
MAY 3p.-Jerssy Lottery. No. 81. Capital So, 900.
Tickets sIn, 50 prizes OF } 900, &c.
MAY 6rH-Le.sburg L".tery, 20. is. Tickets $40.
! Capitals: . prizes of SO ,o0h, . II Il. 10r, 10 If ,5HU, &c.
MAY ln,H.--Jc,sey L"aery. No. 3s-s9o, nUu CAPT.
tai. Tickets SD. To Nos II drawn.
( MAY l3rH.-Lecsbmrs Lottery, No 10. $40 900 Ca
pitaI. Tickets $40. 30 prizes uf I,hHa, &C. C.rtlG.
Gates of packages silO, So, and SGT 81.
MAY I7IH.-Jursey Lottery, No. 30. $780, IG Cant.
tai. Tickets $40. 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 of 3,6Ou, &c.
MAY fredericksburg Lottery, No. 20. $50, nCo Ca
pisal. Tickets stu. 25 prizes Of 81 GO, Sc. Is Nos,
Is drawn. Cert. of packages sllO, S55 and sa7 80.
A pirH.-Jersey Lottery, No. ~. S35,OO Cant.
tai. Tickets $40. 70 Nos Is drawn.
MAY ~a7rH.-Leesburg Lottery, No. 81. SIS, 600 Ca.
pitai. Tickets SIS. $1,000 lowest , M. prize. 10
prizes Of 2,OHO, aDn Of 900, &c. Certificates of pack
ages 5000, SlOO, $50 and S2'.
Or Orders for certihcatesor Packages, single Tick
cts and shares, in any OF the above Schemes, address
ed to The undersigned will recsivethe most promp, at
tention, and an account of each drawing forwarded
as soon as IL is received.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
]. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
April 81 Richmond Virginia.