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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
From The 81. Louis Republican, Oct l2.
INDEPENDENCE, Oct. 8, 1S49.

iNDEPkhDhNCE, OCt ., 1919.
This morning VIC have another arrival from
the plains, Mcssrs. Hall, Woods, Harold,
Harrison and Owens, son Of Col. Owens,
reached here from Santa Fo.
They lefl Il at place on the ll,h Of S,ptem-
ber All tho early trains, going out, reached
there in safety. Grass and water were found
in great abundance. The Indian disturbances
were somewhat allayod, but still prospects for
permanent cessation Of hostilities were not
too na,tering.
Business uas dull in Santa Fc, so far as dry
goods we're concerned, any amount of those
being ;hero. Many OF tho merchants who
passed through here in the Spring ad gone
on below to chihuahua, with no great hopes
Of accomplishing much
Crops were tolorably abundan, ia the valley
of The Rio Grandc; how things were below
our informan,s did not know particularly, hav.
ing no farther advices later than those com.
municated.
We have had some very cold, disaerccable
rainy weather lately, but now u has cleared Of
cold with cno or two abundant white ffosts.-
Great good health IL now had all over W.,
country
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

or There are gang of thieves rrowliug
about the ,ov n, and If our citizens do not wish
to be molesled aud have their houses entered,
they IN ust | q particularly cautious 10 keep
their doors aud windows veil s. cured. Locks
arc no, safe, as these lgh,-hngered gentry
know how to move the bolt doors should be
secured by some olher fastening on the inside,
Ike common bolt, bar OF button. The house
~ Captain Wormley was entered Friday night
and property stolen from il , the same house
was entered about year ago, and valuable
property taken by the thieves. Therefore we
again say be on your guard, aud, if possible,
detect the hiering rascals.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

NEw PRTSER ov BARIso, BRoTnERs
Co.-Mr. Russell Stureis, a gentleman who
ef, this city with family lew weeks since
for India by The overland route, las been
stopped in London and invited 10 become
par,Er Of Earring, Brothers Il Co. lie will
,ske, il is said, Mr.. Bates place as enter
,aining partner; or the partner. who in add
lion to the commercial superintcndence, which
he VIII jointly exercise, has the laborous duty
Of receiving and dining the correspondents OF
The house. &c, for all OF which certain al
lowance is set apart by The concern. The Sc
lection Of Mr.. Slurgis shows that MesSrs, Bar
ing & Co. have keen eye 10 keeping up the
American popularity Of their house. MIR.
S,urg,s is not only thoroughly experienced
merchant, but is gentleman Of fine address and
accomplishments. He is about as years 'i
age. A more popular successor TO Mr.. Bates
could no, have been found. The chose has
given great sa,i,faclio to our Boston mer-
ch in,s.-BostOn corr. Washington R'pnb-
IHc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
"'ariy as h'ush otcd in The case ef MmseJ and
The eminent Ur. y0dson

The eminent Dr. hudson
SANTA AssA.--El Lucero, published in
Panama. states that information had been Ic-
ceiycd from Jamaica, representing that Santa
Anna is connecting schemes for his return 10
Mexico. Once there, says This paper, he will
have himself proclaimed Dictator, will annul
the treaty Of Querearo and renew a Mar with
The United States. II is aso stated that he
has siribured 100000 among his parsisans,
and is making an effort 10 obtain 500 lrishmen
to land at TamP.eP and unite with his Iai'y
there, VIII ich is very numerous.
We doubt rot ,ha, Santa Anna is plotting
for a re restoration to power in Mexico, but we
question whether his programme includes
another measuring Of swords with the United
States. II we know anything oilhe character
of this fai!hcss pot,-whoh Nit. Polk
- passed" into Mexico during the late war
he will at least postpone his proposed host:li-
ties until 4" Old Zack" is out Of the way for
" hilo the meme ory of the field Of Angostura
survives, il is hardly to be presumed that lie
would be very anxious TO seek renewal OF
the acquaintance which he formed on that
memorable oc, aston. II Santa Anna does re-
turn, We hope the senior editor of the Union
may be appointed to offer 10 him the congraiu-
a,ions of his party. We know of no one so
well qualified Ivy education ard incnations
for the agrees BILE duty, or one who, if engage
ments to M. Poussin and the foreign legations
will permit, would so willingly embrace the
opportunity of welcoming back the General,
whom the last I.ocofoco Admi nistraton vir-
tually commissioned against tho American
troops. An afectionate scene between Santa
Anna and the senior Editor, such as the
Union has glorifed as having occurred be-
TIVE ell Herrera and Clifford, would furnish
an interesting subject for the pencil Of some
republican painter. Mr.. Clifford stood for The
first of this series tf historical eichings, and
we cannot see why the venerable fugleman
should not occupy position ofequal honor in
the next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

IIoT WRATnEs.-A correspondent of the
Boston Times in california, says Of the hot
season there. in July and August
"Whilc we were in Sacramento City, saw
The mercury in thermometers suspended in the
shade, stand at l22 deg, and this was in
formed was no uncommon occurrence. The
sand becomes 50 hot that eggs buried up in it
will roas, and one nigh, as well handle Goals
Of FIRE as pebble stones in the middle Of the
day when they lay exposed to the rays of tho
SUM-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Tue HuNoARIAs CRows-It is generally
believed that Kossu,h has taken it with him
in his fight; il has for a second time crossed
the frontiers Of Turkey. The past history Of
this crown is curious one. The Magyar,
attach superstltious value to the relic Of their
ancient monarchy there is a legend tina, i,
was wrought b. the hands Of angels Tor ST
Stephen, who was crowned with il in lOOl.-
History, wi h a more limited faith, records
that it was sent as a present to Stephen BY
Pope Sylvester the Second
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

A passenger who went out to California in
The ship Sweden writes as follows -" We
have seen the shdlk and one half Of the ele-
phant, and expec, to see the other half Of the
latter animal when we arrive at the mines
Lawyer NJ, who came on, with us, from
Lowell, receives sic per day for wheeling a
barrow, and Lieut.. $, late of the Nassa-
chusetls volunteers, is making money rapidly
by digging clans. They both leave for the
mines in day or two"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Two passed midshipmen, who were several
months since dismissed from the United States
Navy, paid visit TO Europe, in hope of be-
ing employed by some of the belIigorents.-
We see in late Frank,uller Ieiung, an or
der from the /" Lords Of the Admiralty" pro-
melting them to the rank Of Licu,enan,s IN the
Navy of the German Empire. lhsy receiv-
cd the appointment from Arch Duke John, the
present " Wear Of the Empire"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

RlGH1s OF BoARDNG lIousE KErPERs.-ln
recent suit in the Court Of Common Pleas al
New York. Judge ClshefIer charged tho Jury
that il 4 man keeps ourding house and his
lodger suffers his bill to fall in arrear, and Is
desired to leave for non-payment, he il bound
to DO 30, and if be does not, the keeper of the
house las a right to use such reasonable force
as is necessary to get rd Of him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

HARvARD.-Leut. Henry l.. Eustis, late
assistant professor Of civil engineering in the
United States military academy a, West Point
has been appointed to The professoIship cf en-
gineering in the Lawrence Scicn, fc School
a, Harvard University The departments
will be Immediately organized for the reception
of students.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

The Secretary Of War has returned 10
Washington, and, the lntcl!igencsr says, very
much pleased with the appearance Of things
at Yves, Point, aud especially with Il c mode
pursued there, and with tho de-
portmcn, Of the Cadets
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

SENT TO THE ISsApE HosPITAL.-Wo uu.
derstand that Lieut.. Edward Bowers, of the
Navy, who stabbed Mr.. Crowansheld in
Charlestown a few weeks since Ias been sent
to the Hospital by the Supreme Court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

WNTRr OMVs-A Virginia paper pre-
sages cold winter because the squirrels are
emigrating South in grea, numbers, circum-
stance which those versed in squirrel ology re-
gard as the sure sign of severe season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
SAFETY OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
AND Ills EXPEDITION.
Confirmation OF the NiagaTu's ,
News.


The highly interesting ntelh ;enco received
by The Niagara from England Of the probabl,
safety ol the long ost navigator, Sir John
Fraukllu, and his expedition, 10 confirmed by
an arrival at New London.
The news will send u thrill Of Joy to all
pats of the civilized world.
We annex the account brought by the ar
n,al at New London
IsIERksrIHG, AND PaoBAgLY HIGHLY IMroR.
TAST NEWS FROM BArFINs BAY,-siR JOHN
FRANKLIN.
From the New l. ndon Chronicle, Oct. Ia.
Capt. Chapel, Of the bark Mcclellan Of this
port from Davis Straits, whose arrival we
announced yesterday morning, furnishes infer
nation v ukich will at least be read with inter.
csl in the United States, and indeed in every
part ol the world. Abou, the lst Of August,
, hlle the Mcclellan lay in latitude n, IOEgi-
,ude 20, the natives Of tho coast came on
board the Chieltain, an English shaleman,
sand gave information by Signs tha, tw large
hips weret lying in Prince Regents In
let, and hadI been there fast in the ice 6r
four seasons, and being asked with regard TO
those on board, whether they were dead or
alive, they replied in the same way ,ha, the
crews were not 4" asleep" Chat is, not dead)
but we're all well. This information was con.
,ldercd by the Engshman and Captain Chap
rl as indicating that the ships Of Sir John
Franklin were clearly meant.
The Englshman landed at Cape Hay, some
distance from Ponds Bay, quantity of coal
aud provisions. with which his ship was fur
nj shed by tic British government for the dse
Of the long mI.sing shIls. If they shout
chance to come there, as they Nsuld be OBJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

BIBLE FOR THE ARMENIASs The Amcri
can Bible Society has appropriated S5 900 to
aid in printing 5000 copies the Bible for the
use Of the Armcnians in Turkey. The edition
will cost $4,000. During last month the
receipts of the Society were S2i, COS and the
number of Biblcs aud Testaments distributed
was 6s,1s5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

A fire broke out in Cincinnati, this morn
ing, which Destroyed the printing office Of the
g Nonpare;l' newspaper establishment, and
greatly damaged the stores underneath. The
loss is quite large. Partially insured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
New YORK, Oct. 90.

The Suspension Bridge, at Wheeling, Va,
is completed, and has been successfully cross
ed by Mr.. Elicit, the builder, in a buggy, this
morning there was an immense crowd on
either shore, and great erthus asm prevailed
Cannois were fred, and in fact there was a
great euonsiraton.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

The steamship Galveston has arrived Al,
New Orleans, and Col. Darling came passcn-
ger, having in charge The remains Of General
Worth. The remains Of Col Duncan will be
forthwith brought from Mobile, and, with
those of Gen. WORTH will DO taken to their
final resting place in New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

1t is estimated that 40 ,O0o, 900 fee. of lum-
ber have been shipped from this country TO
California. AT a profit to $50 thousand.
this am, unit would yield an aggregate profit OF
- 900 900 We notice in the Pacific News
an advertisement of Riga lumber from the
Ballc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Major Gaines has accepted the appointment,
of Governor Of Oregon, and will sail with 9TH
er appointces for bis destination, about tlie
middle Of November.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

The lorg article which la;ey appeared in
The Journal Of Commerce relative 10 Il q diff
Guilty between MIR Cl,yton and NJ. Pouss n,
giving the latter's version OF The affair, was
written by the Rev. Rufus W. Griswold
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

At parish examination a clergyman asked
4 charity boy if he had ever been baptlsed. -
No, sir, was the rapIy, nets knows Of,
but I've been ,cdsinutcd'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

When cur Schemcs succeed, i, is owing TO
our skill when they fail, it is due to Provl-
dence
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Porter, ale and cider, sell in San francisco
at seven DO lla's dozen for quar-, aud pint
bottles
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Some men so dislike the dust kicked up by
tho generation to which they belong, that be-
ing unable to pass, they lag behind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

The surest and most ef1ec,ual gold digger
are those who use The plough and spade, in
the pursui, of agriculture.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

The Cardinal Points h.vc been prot ounc-
ed in Rome to be bayone,s.
Strange, Moore, and Wright, the notorious
puns lers we're on certain occasion dining To-
sohcr, when Moore observed, There - but
one knavo among US land that's Strange.
Oh, no, said Wright, there 10 ono Moore.
l. Aye, said Strange. that's Wright
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Governor Dana, of Maine, has appointed
Thanksgiving on Thursday, Nov. 30, the
same day as IN Massachusetts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Nearly one-,hlrd Of the whole L. >. debt OF
sxty-live millions is owned, now, by foreign,
ers living abroad.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Tie sun il like God, sending forth lie
beauty and happiness, aud The stars like bu-
man soul for all their glory comes from the
sun
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

4 petition is circulating in New York fo
! Ned BuniIine'. pardon
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 81.

w AsHINGTUN, OCI. IT.
Ds,patchcs have been received Mt the State
Department, from Mr.. Rives, Minister al
Paris
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

Go TO strangers for charity, 10 scQu'in,snccs
FOR advice, and to relatives for nolhlug-and
you will always have SUPPLY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
ENGLAND.

Ncus from SIR John FfdnkhnS Expedition.
"A communication from the Lords Of the
Admiralty, under daio Of Oct i,h states that
hopes are entertained that the news brought
by Capt. Parker, Of tho True Love arrived
at Hull from DAVIS Straits, Of Slf John Frankl
lns ships having been sceu 10y the natives as
late a. march last, besct by the ice ~ Prince
Regcnt's lnioi, 10 not without foundation
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SPAIN.

We have only reports of fresh Ministerial
crises but not one word seems to bo said about
the serons attempts which have been medilated
sgainst Cuba.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
By Magnetic Telegraph.
I Correspondence of the Richmond Enqn''er.1
n1nrnh 9Th l2dQ

Correspondence of iAc Richmond Enq1'rer.1
WASHlNGTON, March 5;h. lS49.
The Inauguration is over. The Senate met at
II o'clock, when MIR. Fillmore delivered an ad.
dress in presence of the Ministers OF foreign gov
crnmen.s, &c. He spoke al length OF The recent
scenes of bloodshed and violence in foreign nations.
The crowd to hear the Presidents Inaugural was
immense. The applause occasionally more. be-
cause they expected something good, than be-
cause they heard anything good. The lnausu-
raj was read in a very low tone; mol heaId
beyond a few feet. | find it made up chief
ly OF vague generalities and other aosirac-
tons. In fact a new edition OF the Allison
Letter. On the great questions OF The day,
Slavery question, &C., il preserves an omin-
Gus silence. Not one word is said in the In
aueural for the South or it's institutions; not one
word against The Tell spirit OF aggression
in the North which endangers the Union. The
President spoke, nowever, Of his intention to be
governed by precedent, BY the action OF The earli-
er Presidents and decision OF the Supreme Judi
ciary. The only positive commiltals made are
10 recommend appropriations for rivers and har-
bors, and leave legislation chiefly TO the en-.
l%ishlened patriotism of Congress. Enough TO
say that the Inaugural is on a par with The Ca
binet, and there is but one opinion about that: il
is The very slimest that this country has ever
known. Hudson, The ultra abolitionisl, has been
appointed 10 the Home Department.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
Greek Nation ssriZe Office.
MO. Iol EAST MAIN STREET, Richmone
Viysln11.

Oh you in search of gold, whers'er you roam,
Remember, HURLEY'S Office sis here''-at home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH. ls49.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. 81, FOR 1919,
TO he drawn on Saturday, March 10Th. Is drawn Nos.
Is. 900. ia, 900. 5000, 5172, 40 of 1000, 24O Of 500, &c.
Tickets sl2-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass -, for lcis, 10
be drawn on Saturday, March l7th: IS No. Lottery
- drawn ballots. Capitals S35,WU, $4,000, 10000,
6. 1000, S 500, 1000, 2, 25j, 2O Of POO, &c, Tickets Slui
halves s: quarters > 50.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass Z. for 1919, TO he
drawn on Saturday, March oath. 66 No. Lottrry-l3
drawn ballots. Prizes: s5D,OO0. 2O'oon, 10000, 5000,
2 $40, 1000, 10 Of 900, &c. TICKETS Slo-shares IN
proportion.
Virginia MononraIia Lottery, Glass No As, for 1919,
To be drawn on Saturday, March 81. ~ No. Lottery
- drawn ballots. Capitals: s39,UoO, 10000, 10000,
1000. 5000, 1000, &c. Tickets Sl0; halves 5; quar-
tiers 3 so.
Delaware Lottery, No. 10. to be drawn March 7th,
70 No. Loltery-l4 drawn ballots. Capitals 35,0nO,
$4,000, 1000, 5000, 3,5uD, 5000, Mof 1000, 20 OF buo,
&C, Tickets S10-sliares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. II, TO be drawn March l4th.-
rs No. Lottery-l5 drawn ballots. Capitals: s33,OW,
10, 900, 5000, 1000, 10 Of 200, 10 Of 500, sc. Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. -, 10 he drawn March 2lst.-
7s Nos, Is drawn. Capitals: s35 $3.50, $4,000, 5000,
5000, 3Oof 1000, 80 Of 500, &C. Tickets $40; halves
S; quarters , so.
Delaware Lottery, No. 10, 10 he drawn March 25th.-
IS Nos, II drawn. Capitals: 2 Of $50, G0O, , of l2,0Oo,
. Of 1000, , of 900, Of 3,3a6, 10 OF 800, 10 Of 200,
80 of 600, &c. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . so.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
| and Shares in any Of the above Schemes, addressed to
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten-
tIon, and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon az IL Is received.
N. B.-Hurley pays postage on all letters to and
| from his office.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors:
| Hurley has al all times a complete assortment oil tieK
| cts, ranging In price from 81 TO S2o.
| Hurley's rule is 10 cash all prizes a. si2nt.
Please add ress your ordersto WIN. HURLEY,
Nc. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly confidential. hafena
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCI.


Susquehanna Canal Lottery, No. IA, 10 be d,wn Al
Baltimore on Wednesday, March 9Th, lsi9. 7sios., IA
drawn. Capitals S31.n00, $4,000, 7,5O0, 4,2s, 30 of
500, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . o..
1880 DOLLARS! ~ OF $500 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class Is, To be dawn 1t
Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, March 10 ls49.-
IS Nos, l2 drawn. Grand Capitals: ST., 80, % Of
$500, 25 Of /, 500, ~ OF $50, ~ Of 3U5, 1874 Of ~, SC.-
Tickets Sl0-sharrs IN proportion.
Susauehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. Is, "a 1888,
to be drawn al Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
March ldth. - Nos 10 drawn. Capitals: lD,DOu,
Il 500, 1900, 5,422, 5000, 20 Of $50, &C. Ticks $40
shares IN proportion.
i,Ga0 DOLLARS! 20 Of 5 1000 DOLLIRS!
TO he drawn 1t Baltimore, Maryland, on wednesday,
March DIST. 78 Nos, IL drawn Scheme: s0,0Oo,
- of 5000, 20 Of ,000, 30 of 500, 20 Of 400, &c. Tick
cts Sl2-shafes in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IL. for li9, 10
be drawn at Baltimore Maryland, on Saturday, Iarch
2i,h. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme: $4,000,
~, 900, IL 900, 5,495, ~ Of 1850, &c. Ticket $40;
halves 5; Iuarters2 so.
$4,000! S25, 900! Sl2, 500! Is OF $1,000!
Lowest No. prize 81 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IL, 10 beirawn
on Saturday, March 3lst, 1919, at Baltimore. 2 Nos !,
- drawn. Grand Capitals $50, 900, %, goo, ~ 500,
$50, 5,7s6. Is of 1000, 900 Of 1000, being th-Iowesl
three number prize. Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
In addition 10 the above Grand Schemes, trre are
smaller Lotteries drawing daily-prices 0f tickets
ranging from 81 to So-ordeIs for tickets in whth viii
be promptly attended In.
~ In purchasing by the PACKAGE, deduct the price
Of three tickets.
pJ Orders promptly and confdentially attended To
Drawings forwarded 10 all who ordrrit. Potaee need
not be paid on orders addressed o Z. b. LUCK,
March Richmond, Va,
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uURLEY's OFFICE, No. lu., East Mair

uURLEY's OFFICE, No.. lo., East Main
II. Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again !"
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEAD!
A prize Of $500, sold by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Louery, No. 7. Feb. Ia:
46 ST AT 60 "A 27 81 % 5 4 90 al.
Ticket, Nos. % 81 81, $500, sold and paid at
HURLEY'S.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, %, Feb. 16:
So SO 38 43 10 27 6 al s "a DC % 20 81 %.
Half Ticket, 81 43 SO, returned; Quarler do,
8 % 70, sold AM paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Co. Lottery, Glass No. 3,
March 2l-Lowesl prize Sd:
81 10 l6 IS II a. 81 CD Al IL IA &C I 10.
Whole Ticket, Nos. I AZ 81, a prize OF $50,
sen, to FauquieI co, Va, by HUXLEY.
40 26 30 10 80 81 As 9 &c 6 l6 g. Sc IA.
Ticket, Nos. l6 St 76, another prize sold by
HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Mononsalia Lottery, Glass "a,
March 3:
Lowest Prize $40.
Is 6S 60 63 % 10 sc 70 81 81 So.
Halt Ticket, Nos. 90 36 81, a prize OF $500,
returned by HoRLEI.
HURLEYS Arrangement for the Week z
~ LA -SEU,UUu. W LNosJ - u'o"H
WEDNEsDAY-s35, 900. 10 Nos l4drawn.
Tickets $40.
THURsDAY-s25 600. IS Nos, - drawn
Tickets SIS.
FRIDAY-sl6,OoO. IS Nos, Is drawn
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY IS, Ooo. IS Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets ST..
SATURDAY EVENING-Grand Scheme!-
s45 600, 10000, $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5,l72, 40 OF
1000, $40 OF 500, &c, &c. 7S Nos, Is. drawn
Tickets Sl2-sharps in proportion.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week, tickets in
The glorious little "Small Frv" Lottery, Glass No.
30, Extra. Capitals: $1,000, &c. Tickets 81.
Packages IS SO, warranted TO draw back 81 50
at least. All persons in want Of money are re.
oues,ed to cali at HURLEY'S, where for small
investments large returns are generally made.
March