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From the Minister Of Foreign Affairs of Honduras
to Nh Chatfeld, British Consul General, concerning

From the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of Honduras
to Nh Chatfeld, British Consul General concerning
the seizure of THgre,
TEeUsIeALPA, Oct. 27, 1949.
To H. B. Ms Consul General:
SRI have had the honor to receive and lay before
the President OF Honduras your oclal note oil the lon
ns in which you say that not having received any re-
ply to your ettersrs atve to the claims OF British SUD
ecs you have taken possession OF the island OF 4gre IN
the name of the Queen, &C. &c,
mnstructed to inform you ~ reply that aH the
communications to Which ysu refer, received by TINS
Government, have been answered, as IS shown by the
accompanying duplicates telling you, not Tor the hrs
time of the injustice OF such claims, but adding, never
heless that in consequence OF the perempory manner
in which they had been demanded, the menaces which
accompanied them, the extraordinary power OF Great
Britain, and the weakness OF Honduras, that this Go
vernnlent willing to agree TO the appointment OF
Commissioners for their speedy arrangement submitting
these the documents which might be necessary TO
show their justice or injustice
To this reasonable proposition you returned no reply;
probably because you desired to have some pret A ot
Selling on the Tigre tits also worthy oil notice that
YOU seem to attach value to the letter OF tins TO
yeruen OF the 10th OF April last in which you are adj
vised Of the actual appointment OF such Commissioners
upon the part OF honduras WHICH leler WAS seut ny
your own couller
On the 9th instant was RENTED to you at Guatemala
an authentic copy Of decree issued by this Govern
men the effect that the island OF Ilgre had been ce-
ded the United States in virtue OF treaty concluded
with its Minister in Central America, the 2Sth OF
September last OF which decree inclose you dupli-
cate
The Government OF Honduras will patiently endure
all the injuries hchyom Government may inf1ict upon
it by its sole right OF force but Honduras will sur
render to Great Britain any rights in her terones toy
it is now clear that the unjust demands of your country
simply the preterts for occupying the Island OF
Truxillo The Government of Honduras confines IL
self therefore, to the renewal Of its protest OF January
g ls4s, under the firm belief that the despoism ST.. o.
Ingtdad loH PERISH or that some strong ana hoerai
nation foreseeng the fatal results Of the violations of
the saered principles of International law, which Great
Britain openly practices, will take uncer It's pro
lection the feeble Republic Of Honduras
lam. yours, &c. J. M, MONCADA
Letter from the Minister Of Foreign Relations Of
Honduras to the British Consul General, concerning
The descent on 1fupiilo ,o,a
SIR--It is with uneigned surprise that this Govern
men has received the original notes, OF which copies
are enclosed to you, directed to the Commandan OF the
port OF Truxio by the captain OF the Pnmper yes
claims, concerning which this Ministry, under date OF
June Is, informed you in reply to your previous COM
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31
CITY AFFAIRS,

LARcENY.-Friday night, negro man named How
ard, in the employment of the Richmond Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, offered to sell
Mr. Michael Schc, cothier a new cloth coat, at very
reduced price Mr. S. took possession OF the coat and
handed Howard over to the wachmen, who locked him
up for the night. Saturday morning he was brought
before the Mayor promised prove that he purchased
the coat from clothing store the Old Market, and
was granted permission to establish his innocence if he
could Officers White and Miller accompanied him in
the search for the store but Howard could not point
out the identc store which he purchased the coat
He then the Valley for the purpose of receiv
ing the rewards of dishonesty The coat was left in
the court room subject to the claims of the owner 1t
is a small black cloth saque and doubtless belonged to
some engaged putting out the fire at the Depot
last Monday morning. The coat appears to have been
recently satura ted with water
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the advest of Christmas, or since
the organization Of the House of Representatives of
the United States, there has been an unwonted influx
of organ grinders into city We noticed Friday
less than three separate crowds OF noisy urchns of all
colors from Snowy white to sooty," who appeared to
be delighted beyond measure the music dispensed by
each industrious grinder. One Of these itinerants is
possessed of good instrument and really discourses
pleasant music especially when the notes of his organ
are mellowed by distance.
The Christmas holidays having sadly disorganized
all branches of trade, &c. in the city, possibly these
gan-grnders have been actuated by nober aims than
the accumulation OF coppers, in visiting the city.
FIRE WoRKs.--Several citizens were fined last week
for firing torpedoes, fre-crackers and sky-rockets,
Christmas day. An adopted citizen-a native of
foreign clime-was fined Saturday 81 II for firing
cracker the night ofhe Oath inst, He protested
against the fnesad he had only fired the cracker for
the amusement of his little childhad lighted it in his
own house, and presumed that in this land of liberty he
had perfect right to do any act in his house, pro-
vid ed he neither endangered the lives or property of
others Finding the Mayor OF the city memorable he
became somewhat enraged and declared there was nc
freedom in the land if could as he pleased
in his own house He paid the fine however, and left
the Court ROOM apparently determined to abure his
adopted land and establish Republic his own hook
wherein the "largest liberty" should be tolerated.
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Total. .2Sl

"Of this distance (says Col. H. III miles would be
canal, combination OF canal and river navgatlon-
This route 49, them shorter than the other by lo4 miles,
and its summit level would be % feet inches lower
but the other hand the cut would be 100 feet deeper
and the harbor of San Juan del Sur ism every respect in
erior to that Of Reaeo and in the season OF popagayos
it is difficult OF access although that objection may be
obviated, in great measure, by the use of steam.
81 think that we have reasonable grounds tor belief
that both these are practicable, with summit levels
in the other than Lake Leon at cost not exceeding
1000 900 Blu: it is very difficult to estimate
approximately the expense from present data which
are quite insufficient tor the purpose"
| THE REPoRTs-The National lntegencer, of
Tuesday last, contained, in double sheet, the Pre-
ry of the Treasury, the Secretary of War, the
Secretary of the Navy, the Secretary of the In
! terror and the Postmaster General; thus present
ing at once complete and connected view of
the operations of every department of the Gov
eminent
The business of the Department of State (he editors
say is nearly connected with the exercise of the
highest ordinary function of the PresidentthaI of
pervisiug and managing the relations of the United
States with Foreign Powerstha the report of what is
transacted In that Department is ordinarily, in the
the present case, wrought into the body of the Execu
tive Message. There is therefore, report from the
CHARGE all the requisite information thereon being COM
| ing comprised within the Message.
The Attorney General, though Counsellor the Pre-
sident equally with the other members of the Cabinet
has other duties perform distinct from his capacity
| as legal adviser Of the Government; upon which he
makes reports for publication No report from that
officer, therefore, accompanies the Message.
| TExAs.-Gaveston papers OF the 10th instant state
that emigration from other States OF the Union to dit
eren parts OF Texas, going rapidly. From Ger
many too it is considerable. Every thing is quiet on
the Western fronter-no Indians have been lately
The planters in the cane-growing sections OF the
State were actively engaged in making sugar.
The Legislature OF the State seems to be progressing
rapidly with the public business. On the Santa Fe
queson-or boundary line questionthey all appear to
be united "54 40 or fight, appears to be the MOTTO,
The Legislature about making request Of the Gene.
raj Government, 'to place the pension list Of said
Government the names of all those Texans who were
| wounded in the battles of the Texan Revolution"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
HIGH WATER AT 81 O'CLOCK, P. M.

ARRIVED,
Brig Emily, Watts, New Orleans, sugar and molas-
SEES, to Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
Barque virginan, Boush, New Orleans, sundries to
Butler Il Tnsey, Fl Miller, J w Randol ph Dunlop,
Moncure & Co, H Ludlam g. Co, Crenshaw & Bro, and
to order
SAILED,
Schr Orianna Dodge, New York.
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Xelearn from the Boston Journal that the Rat
Ygd Burlington Railroad was opened tor public
sit Throughout its whole line. on Tuesday last
x9Ad is link in the chain which connects Boston
1h Lake Champlain Its length is about forty
len and its cost including proper fixtures stations road
MIXTURE. andapparatus, less than $23 900 per mile
oceasoBof the opening was made one Of the social
by the parties md their friends who vera
this enterprise. The marriage of Lake
With the Atlantic" as II was termed BY one
>ers at the festival was soemnized in the
6eF I'D sent.emen opened each a
som Boston bay, and one OF fresh
and pouring out ths contents
fell amid the heapy cheers OF
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l..
We anr
at Halifax
Intelligent
mary of Il
turday.
The steI
date of pr
some repa|
The mo
a farther i
Notwithst
it now exc
that sum !
beginning
discount ID
that good
amOunt OF
past fortni
ton of the
with one d
of false re
1t is believ
Bets to thi
prices Of i
lnprovemd
The 'Tir
the State (
regard to 1
what are d
she has SUI.
years, a g
make the
upon the s,
Her Ma
OF Sunday
mains wer
Windsor.
In politi
rous Cabin
Parliamen
the despat'
tion OF the
pect. The
from 3 a q
rise in con
chequer VI
accept a re
a saving I'd
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Behring's !
OF Sir job
thought, W
The dea
is announc
The exp
at Liverpo
bay OF the
October.
the small
All the Sill
surrection
governmel
rupees for
ting the col
This ar
from Chin
On the i
position I'd
names of
the pillory
sembly.
attended tt
plauded by
gents of ]
liberated b
4th Dece
to the 25th
1t now d
between
amendmen
rejected by
by the Mir
agreed to.
the preside
electoral c.
and Bellra
stitution.
stop to the
fence of hi!
and procee
fishers, tor
counts rec,
chu.
Orders h
army from
condition q
France. ,
bills Of exd
for the pay
for pa
exhausted.
From Be-
the duty @
grammes.
7th Dec.
were discu
was for the
Napoleon
was a prof.
workmen's
duty of 4 g
The Presid
establishing
means OF NJ
The mo
classes Of d
bly,.
llth.--N
has been nj
Court Mar
on the part
three were
and two to
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been anoth
and the deb
The Bours
closed at ST
Our advi
Nov. As J
tied, nor, ac
to be settle
sisted in hi
Gas he calls
the Ottoma
and so the /
every prepa
English flee
ing her flee
from the R,
ST.. PETE
has been el
amount OF {
The state
the LIST OF
Schoenbrun
army of OBJ
frontier as
Affairs in
per says tina
Austrian M
trian Monal
gary'is mai
rate state, u
nations have
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Vienna is
roads are tn
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difficulties
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mentS were
known. Il
armed. TT
arrests con
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31
$50, 26O % of 10000 !!
sos OO0l 3 of OOOlI

WEDNESDAY-Dela No. Capitals: $50
26O, . of 10000, Of 5000, 40 OF 1000, &c rs mum
bers, 10 drawn. Tickets So halves s. quarters 2 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31

TUESDAY-M onongala, No. Capitals $780,
900, 600, 2000 1863, OF 1000, &C. IS numbers, IS
drawn Tickets IS, halves so, quarters IS
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$4,000 5OOQll

THURSDAY M onongalia, No. 2--Capitals $685.
600, of 1000, 5000, S of 1000, &c 70 numbers Il
drawn. Tickets s., halves so, quarters %.
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1000! 1000 dollars

ooo 5000 5000 1000 $780, il58 10 Of lo6o &C. '
numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets "a halves g. quarters /.
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S27 5OOI lO7OOLI


- MoND pa. ,oSa No s6mo6Capals $4,000.
10 drawn. Tickets So, halves 4, quarters2.
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Gao OOoiI5OO0lt

SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 3Capitals
$4,000, 1000, 343, &c. 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets
81 halves soc, quarters 25c.
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Monday Mernig 3

ton to conv ~ [43
made that the
the Governqx ID I<
man. and co s. & IS
call. Under 49,. XII 81 IA 5s* a
der the pres U r. IT, & = * & Z ~
better. Thsn5ll & ~ 4 3. 81
BY no means aQre< TX f9 3.
the proposed alter ~ 3y 81 ~
could concede: the Pm q p peg I
gars, beggars, too, wi xce De neeu.'
ed A convention no Es2s Wouiu sun
80 we'll for the gene [hy other time;
bn, convention at 4 the ,ohite basis
would NOT only reduoI |to state of vas
saisoe hnt leave nntJ 6s OF which ace
most comnlain analsor WI wish the conven-
ton called. -, I'll.
comnIsined of (but which but partally)
rather than run the risk OF en- 1ng greater FROM
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31

AfS hhAAN hN
The ALL
Commercial
Gen P. M.
New Y ork
"A very d |
Wetmore's |
from that W
place it is
Washingtol|
his account
something Ii |
vouchers, in
been overlo( |
of Mr.. Wet |
ciple only;h |
ances for Sc |
agent, WHO
selves conp'
cision."
The TribI |
the 'Treasur|
exhibit a b |
$4,000, to II
in his claim |
the late Mex
duties of his |
Gen. We |
papers of 81
are still opel |
may be foul |
audit Of his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
UNITED STATES
NTRAL
ClOfhi.sg Mandatory.
WM g SIAREE

No. 81, Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
,1tHE above bring the largest Claihine Mannactofy
in The Stale Of Virginia. ! am enabled To Keep con-
stanty hand very large and extensive assortment
OF READY MADE CLOTHING, embracing
all the latest and fashionable styles of the season, and
al prices that cannot fail 10 please.
Also, large and splendid assortment Of fresh i'm
ported French aud English Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings; and having engaged superior cutters. Gar
ments will be made up al the lowest possible price and
al the shortest notice. Good fit warranted in all cases
LOTHI ING:
Blue. black brown and olive Dress and FrocS Goats,
made of French and English Cloth, warranted, and no
mistake, at pri" es ranging from $40 to %.
Cloth, Cashmere and Tweeds Office and Business
Goats, from s5 To 10.
English, French and American Cashmere Pants,
from so 50 to 10.
Vests of every variety and style, such as Cashmere
Fancy Velvet silk, ID lmhazine Buff; also, few pat
terms of those beautiful Fancy Tinscl vesngs, sniia-
BILE for parties, and SO much admired.
Servants Clothing of every description and at prices
not In b- touched in this city.
y. B.-Brng the Agent Of one Of the largest Shirt
Manufactures at the North, constantly supplied
with every kind Of new and fashionable Linen Shirts,
Menno and Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, hosir
ry Silk Neck Ties Scarfs Pocket Handkerchief, Sus
penders, and In fact every article usually found IN
New York Geptlemen's Clothing and Furnishing Is
adjustment.
Country Merchants and others wishing 10 buy Cloth
inc To sci would do well to call and examine my
large and extensive stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and confident they will find IL To their advantage.
WIN. :. SCARFF, No 81, Main Street
March lD--d3m rH3u,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
AIpagaon,s esrsare

MOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
1S moND, VIRGINIA
Let all the world say what they can
For selling Prizes, STRATTON,s the man.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No. 40:
% % 63 5 7 So IA 81 IL Sc So SO.
Ticket Nos So So, prize OF $500 sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX No. Ia, March 10:
. IS IS 81 Is So 2 SO So "a 81 46 80 9.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 2 SO SO, The third Capital
OF 5000, returned. Also, Whole Ticket, Nos.
81 tt 70, prize Of 81 900, sold and paid BY
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, No. Al, March ~ ::
8 % Is 10 40 Is 80 So 43 is % IA
Halt Ticket, Nos. ID Is 10, prize Of $500
sold and paid by STKATTON.
I Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class IL
G6 As 20 "a 40 "a SO 10 Q % as So
SCHEMES FOR TIE WEEK.
2243I DOLLARS!
300, &C. rs Nos, ii drawn. Tickets "a; halves p
quarters l.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. 36 Capitals =
s., 900, 2OOO IOI7, of 500 &c. rs Nos, - drawn
Tickets 81; halves 56cls.; quarters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH, 1919.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class - for lsa9, to be
Prizes: $50 OOU, 2U10 lO0Ou 5,CaO 2sia 2oOO 10 OF
/ 900, &c. Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery. Glass No. IS, for 1919,
TO be drawn on Saturday, March 81 10 No. Lottery
y drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: S39, 600, 2h,OuO,
10000, 9OUO, 5000, 7,000 sc. Tickets SU halves >;
qrs. So.
orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets In all the Lotteries Will be promptly a.
tended TO, aud drawings sent when REQUESTED Please
address ordorsto N. sTRATTON,
March 10 Richmond. Va.
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T. VjRC y Ia L..
Root .iHaRuGaCaDry,

fI'HE subscriber would respectfully inform his
Try ami city customers, AMI the public generally
manufacture BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, !, &c
in every variety
His stock not equalled by that of any other manu-
iac"rer IN This CITY, ~ regard 10 excellence al his eI
trtHely low prices. His
FRENCH CALF SKIN DRESS BOOTS
have been universally approved. They are order.
ed and worn by CUSTOMERS ~ part Of this and the
adjoining state of North Carolina Ills celebrated
W.1I'ER PROOF DRESS BOOTS
are what they represented 10 br-the best article of
the kind e1tant. Having The appearance OF light
Boots manufactured Of soit plant leather they
easy 10 the feet light dress Boots with the quality Of
being securely water proof.
His heavy, water proof, long legged HUNTING
"OOTS, nrrd, 10 thus. whr have worn them, NJ re-
commentator from The manuflcurer-thry are IN
surpassed for the purpose for which ihey intended
Intending 10 Manufacture and Keep on hand an ele
CANT ana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ernlemen's CLOTH
GAlTER5 he invites III WIN wish tu see tasr beauty
and comfort combined 10 give him call.
In Iact EVERY ARTICLE will be manu-.
featured nj his place ct business.
Determined IL d. STRICTLY A ASH BussEss, he Of
frrs every article At the rtry Iovest prices.
10 assist 'ls brother and himself! he nas engaged
the valuable services of Ma JANIS FELLOWS, well
known as splendid cutter, and as one OF the best
workmen in the state.
- All orders from the country faithfully aud prompt
ly attended Ia.
" Every article warranted: and, in the event Of any
not proving the best, they pH be repaired free Of charge
MOST IMPORTANT LIST Of PRICES:
Rest French Cali Dress l,oois-cnannelled, ST 90
Do 10 do peaard, ) On
DO Go Dress Water Proof Boots 90
Best Calf Skin Hunting do do 5 ~
Boots footed best French Calr-chann.led dress, 40
Do do do do Go p-egrd do 3 81
Do do do do do water proof Uu
Elegant and fashionable Cloth Caters 3 81
Zine French Calf Skin Shnes-vrry hest 2 81
Fine Calf Skn swd. pgd Shoes, from 81 50 10 az
90 Every article manufactured on the premises.
Cr Repairing done neatly, and on The lowest terms.
JOHN I. FORD, No. 4, Lyons Row,
22s Broad. above nth street, Richmond, Va.
March 5I-dImlf
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED !,
THE CELEBR4TED
j f w DAVI DIS.
fSr EHelbrexy PSasfar

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in the
"A Side, Chest, Lolns Back, Bowels, Muscles Rbeu-
mailsm in all It's varied forms, Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints Spinal Affections Fr-
male weaknesses, etc. etc. For the above complans
this Plaster has no EQUAL The great celebrity which
II has already acquired not only IN the old bnt m the
In the most extreme cases OF suffering, have acquired
fort such reputation that The proprietor has not-un
tilIecenlly-hern able 10 supply half the demand.
The sales thrnm shou city tow and village In
the United States are without paraleI!
circumstance not surprising, when the vast amount
Of human suffering relieved by ITS is considered
In Spinal Defects The benefit usually Of The most de-
cidrd character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases oui o twenty readily yield to the penetrating st
mula combined III this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism eiter acute chronic the claims of
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged. Those who lahorlng under weak
hacks, no matter from what Cause The weak ness NAV
have orsinated-evrn II such persons have hern mis-
guided IN previous appIicaIons-in the Of The He
brew Plaster they will lind the affected part suddenly
restored 10 its original soundness.
As supporter III cases oil constitutional weakness il
will he toind n great advantage. IL particularly re.
commended 10 Females who suffering from sudden
weakness, general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues which the scientific IL was ca.
pahle Of compromising from valuable substances found
in the old world, and Will hr found entirely Tree from
those objections which arr source of complaint with
the numerous spread plasters before the public
tJ- These plastrrs possess The advantage Of being
put up III air isht bores-lrnc- they retain th-rful
virtues IN all climates
BEWARE OF CUCNTERFEiTS AND BASE mi
TATiONS
None genuine without the engraving nf Jer Dcrid
the wrapper around each box. Price 50 per box
Each box contains sufficient 10 spread six eight plas-
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by SCOViI. l. MEAD,
No. ll3, Charters Street, New Orleans General Agents
for the South aud West. Sold also By
ALEX. DCVAL, Richmond.
GAYSDR y WOOD, Richmond
THUS. II ROSSER. Petersburg
NJ. \. SANTOS. Tcrfolk
u e. N 'FINUERI.AEE ,,h.yIu,t.a
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e. Is fai ID ert's 81 iii G. &,
(EORMERIY H0YT,SA

W
On Fourteenth Street, under Tie Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, 20. 10, March 9Th:
IA 10 73 5 45 65 43 81 9 ~ SO 20 4 SO.
Halt Ticket 81 A. prize of ST. 200 sold
and paid by AMBERT.
sent 10 This office in same LolIery.
Drawn Nos, Delaware Glass III, March 4:
II 81 So IS Is 81 II SIS - 3 As IA 26
Tickle, IA As IS, another prize OF 200 dollars
sent 10 this office
Drawn Nos. Munougalia, Cas- Al, March 20
8 % 25 10 40 IS 80 So 43 IS % IA.
Whole Ticket Nos. Ia IS So prize Of $3.50,
sent TO this Office.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No. IL:
66 As 20 "a 40 81 SO 10 2 6 25 46 So.
Halt Ticket, Nos 20 "a $500.
Quarter Ticket, Nos 90 81 46 $500.
Both sent 10 this ofice.s
FRIDAY-Thr Sussex county tDelaware) Lottery,
Glass No. Is Cap..as S22, 43l-all other three num-
(being 3,52O) Sl2 rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets s4
halves ,: quarters l.
SATURDAY-Dolar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDelawarel Lottery, Extra, Class No. sc Capitals:
IS 000 2,000 LOTT, &c. 10 Nos ~ drawn. Tickets
81; halves 50 s;quarters25c-
Saturday Evening-sairs close ats O'Clock.
A GNIFIcENT SCHEME!
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class Z, for iSiS to bi
drawn Saturday, March aith. Capitals: S5O,Oo0,
20 00O OOO 5000, &C. 66 No. Lottery-l3 bal
lots-makng nearly as many prizes as blanks Tickets
sl5-shares in proportion.
RT Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares the above, or IN any Of Mau
ry & Co.'s Lotteries, (or which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 TO $40 tickets,
Wllireceve the most prompt attention. and the draw
inss forwarded Immediately to distant Adventures.
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
~ Reco!lecI No.3-"There's luck in odd numbers.
saws Rory More - March 10