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In William street Hospital. IL Z
In private practice. IT
Aotai. oV Ii
IN BROOKLYN.
Board HEALTH. June 90, Is49
During the last twenty four hours three fatal cases
OF epidemic cholera have been reported this Office
viz Elizabeth Spence. so Degraw street aged so ;
dith Gallagher, aged Us years, residing in Graham
rtreet, at the hospital. CHAS. s. GOODRICH,
Physician OF the Board
IN OTHER PLACES.
The st Loes Republican of the 18th inst says This
disease has broken ont afresh among il we may
Judge from the fearful list Of deaths chroncled for Sa
tnrday or Sunday. Whether this has been owing to
the great changes in the weather the heavy rains and
The damp atmosphere. proceeds from the disregard
OF all precautionary measures the part OF the cti
zens and the neglect Of all proper sanitary regulations
others to determine 1t quite certain that the dis
ease has increased rapidly within the last i've six
days and fear it has been owing very m uch to the
imprudence OF our citizens in INDUCING in the of
prescribed vegetables. -
The Concordia, La, MteLH sencer of the 9th inst
says that the excitement in that vicinity caused
by cholera, has abated 10 has visited but few
places in the parish excepting the lower line,
where it was very severe. In Natchez and Adams
county. Miss, the have been very few In Ten
sas parish neighborhood OF Waterproof where it was
terribly fataas well elsewhere cholera has almost
entirely disappeared for the time The plantation of
James Miller which was nearly depopuated has been
proVlced with another conplement OF hands. all of
whom are busy and healthy. Ina Madison parish there
ls but one place among those from which we have
heard Wbercon the cholera rages-the place of Col
Player In Carroll parish the disease continues and
We have heard OF number Of deaths lately rhe sick.
ness that has run unusually long the rich
cluster OF plantations belonging DR. Stephen Duncan
ana family, situated III lssaquena county Miss. and
known rs Stack Island Reach, a reach of nine miles,
mas abated On DR.. Duncan's plantations 81 negroes
died cut Of 7O5. The whole number of deaths by cho
ON the ooth uit to the 18th inst, l3 out of
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBIrT, 10 DUANE ST,
may be consulted the treatment of deost
diseases practice of sixteen devoted treat
Of delicate diseases enables DIR. G.
mercury used.
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(tHoLERA AND DR. KELLINGERS RENEDY.-DR r.
~ IL. BuddThs distin gentlcm
that by the timely aid Of this remedy his life
saved from violent attack of cholera sold in bottles
1 and so cents 2O Pearl street. and 4i Broadway
door above Grand Every BEETLE is warranted.
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JTE INsURANCE.-TuE BRITISH CoMMEgCIAL
IL Life Insurance Company, of London ana New Yan,,
apita three millions OF dollars cOAtnues to insure She
lives persons proceeding California by either the
usual assurances be eotad aay day, lween
the hours oil 10 and T.
FREDERICK SALMON SON, General Ageat Ss .he
United States, Ga Wan street. Nav York.
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M EcnANIcs HALL, No. 47s sRoA pwAx, BETWEEN
PARNUMS AMERICAN MusEUM-P T. BARNUM.

~ al Concert, by Gungls celebrated Band Thursday
2l Saturday 3d. and Monday 18th OF Jupe
o'clock in the afternoon Sixteen
ADM
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II. .. T.
Townsends Sarsaparila strengthens and regulates tho
bowels like charm IL dangerous to have the bowels in
relaxed state aud it equally he cosvs. 1t
furious pills physc this This preparation
of the Sar apariln does not cathartc hut after
few hours the bowels arc relieved OF and dis
agreeable feeling prevan at the present The
els and SYST theme 1t ntly moves
the bowels in n hours which is sufficient healthy
state of the system We do not this medicine
the cholera any taken with the darrhGa il the
safest to call good physician at but
tive for this any other this medicine equal
especially in the prevention Of v.rs and the
plants in children" We have manufactured over
OGO0DO BOTTLES
within the last five and whom
it has not been 1t has thousands
tens Of thousands of Diseases Tho delicate
infants take H. with benefit; all should
time guard against the cholera well
at this of the 1t is the cheapest and plea
SAINT remedy discovered. Children love it dearly
complaints and for weakly infants it Is invaluable
Purchase none but that signed by s. +. TOWNSEND.
Principal oniee l25 Fulton street. Sun building.
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experienced surgecn board Freght will be chsrged
on specie beyond amount for All LETT
tiers ana must rass through Post 0cs Passage
from New York Boston Lvcrpooi-Frst Cabin. ti2O
second do, So. For freight passage apply to
T.. ClINARD, Jr.. 80 Broadway.
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ITO 1HE LADIES'
l. would respe fully
splcu did stock Of Frei
which be is selling CHI
\ ork. Also, . large st'
from the best manufact
Also, black Silk, Liner
latest French styles
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED |
TIE CELEBRATED
J F. w DAVl DIS,
Or HHcNre4E Plaster

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in the
"A Side, Chest. Luns Back, Bowels Muscles RhriI-
matsm in all lis varied forms, Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints. Spinal Affections Fe-
male Weaknesses etc., ETC. Fur the above complaints
this Plaster has no Tie great celebrity which
II has already acquired not only in The old but in the
new word-the extraordinary cures il has performed
in the most extreme of suffering have acquired
f0ri such reputation, that the proprietor has not--un
Ill recenty-brrn able To supply half the demand
The sales throughout every CITY, town and village in
The United Suites are without 4 parallel.
A crcumslance not surprising, when the vast amount
OF human suffering relieved by its use is considered.
In Spinal Defects The benefit usually is Of the most de.
cided character In Nervous Complaints nineteen
out Of twenty readily yield 10 the penetrating s.
mula combined IN thls valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism, either acute chronic the Claims nt
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged. Those who aborn. under weak
backs, no matter from what Cause the weakness NAV
have orisnaled-even If such persons have been mis-.
guided IN previous applcaiionsln the use Of the IIe
brew Plaster they Will find the affected part suddenly
restored 10 lis original sunndnrss.
As supporter 10 cases Of constitutional weakness il
will be found III srra; advantage IL j. particularly re.
commended 10 FrEllcS who suffering from suddeD
weakness, general debility. In short, ,.mbraceS
all the virtues which the most scientific II. was ca.
pabe OF compromising from valuable substances found
IN the old world aud viii be found entirely free from
those objections which of complaint with
the numerous spread plasters now before the public.
iCr These pasers possess the advantage Of being
putup in air tight hoIes-hence they retain theirru
virtues IN all climates.
BEWARE OF CoCNTERFEITs AND BASE mi
TATlOSS.
None genuine without the engraving Of Jen Ddrid on
the wrapper around each boz. Price so per box
Each box contains sufficient 10 spread six eight pas
ters.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by sCovIE L MEAD,
No 49, Charters Street New Orleans, General Agents
for tie South and West. Sold also by
ALIEN. DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYSuR , WOOD, Richmond
THOS. II. ROS5ER, Petersburg.
NJ. A. SANTOS. Norfolk
Nv. l. C. II. TIMBERLAKE. Charlottesville
A,u1 ipru
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Negro Hiring and General
Agency.

THE subscribers having been, for n,any wears n
gagged a. General Agents IN hs uity, again offer
ther services 10 tbelr former patron. aud Ia pub:c
generally, for the Collection al claims every escrp
tiun renting ont nsus aud receiving the rents hiring
out Er.rnrs, Collecting their hitrs, ami uispsus ~
them AT pn6c private sale. They nsn yell real plo.
perry III town or county, and purchase slaves On com
mission. Tor the prnmptnrss and fidelity win which
they attend 10 business they refer the citizens az
Richmond generally, and particularly IL the following
grnilfmen-viz:
Gen WIN Lambert Mayor; Bernard rryton, WIN
Richardson, JAS llcsth Auditor; George " Munford
VIM + Il Thos Richie, M0se!y s. Eiintf, WIN sands
Nicholas Mills. J,nn Rutteroorh, Andrew Stevenson
John VI Patton, Webb, Bacon = Baskerville. Archibald
rlrasanis, Williams, Claiborne & Co, Ja- caskie, John
Z llobson, John l. Tate, nnnlop Mohcnre q Co. John
FERGUSON, u w 4 FRY, Thos 4 Chas Ellis, ollin
y Elicit. PHILIP ~ TABR & SON
Office on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank.
R-Persons wishing 10 place servants unier our
control for the ensuing Woni consult their inter
est ny giving us early notice thereof, accompanied by
ist Of the servants and statement nf charac-
trrs and qualifications, and by sending them 10 ~ on or
practicable, a tlr Christmas week j. the most iavora.
bic tln- for hiring.
Owners ~ 4 ds.anc. may avoid tho trouble aud e1.
pensr of coming to town with servants by sending
them 10 our address, after having previously advised
0i the tiHie and manner OF sending them, that we
may be- in readiness 10 receive them, their arrival
al the time AMI place designated, aud have them
placed where they will be Comfortably provided for till
hired out
We supernen,l through the year all servants hired
out by Us, and in case of illness pay special attention
10 their being promptly furnished tho necessary mrd-
cal aid. TiBB & SON.
IlrfI lief
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G. a nm Dcrt's CD iii & Z
fEORMERIY HOYTS1

(FORMERLY HO9TS)
On Fourteenth Street. under the Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. Mononsala, Glass A, Jan. 9th
Is II I l3 80 4 45 46 62 n 33 AZ 10 10 IA.
Whole 30 At 76 another prize Of $1,000 sent
TO this office.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra l2, Jan. 27th:
479 % 10 81 "a II D SO Ga.
Whole Is "a GA, Share % D Ga, two more OF
The capitals sold by LAMBERT
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Class 6, Feb. 7th
81 60 20 SO &C 10 10 ) "a ID 10 80 4S %
Halt ticket 10 % 60, another prize OF $50,
sent 10 this office.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra, u.s. Feb 10:
81 35 l6 IL 66 80 3 10 SO IS 81.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, No %, Feb 10:
80 IS 40 Sc GIL 81 80 10 | IS 5.
TO-DAY
TUESDAY-The Va. Monongaa Lottery, Glass IS,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals ST., 500,
OO0 5000, 1000, 200 l.Os5 10 OF ono, &C. &c. IS
Nos., Is drawn. Tickets SIS; halves2 SO: ars. 25
State LOTTERY Glass No. L. Capitals $40, O0O TO- 900,
$780, Of 5000, A of 0oo 20 of 500 100 OF 400, be-
ing the lowest three number prizes IS Nos, l2 drawn.
Tickets Sl0 halves 5; Guarters2 so.
THURSDAY-The Sussex county tDeiaware) Lotte-
ry, Glass No. !. sl6,0OO Capital. 60 Nos, ~ drawn.
Tickets SIS; halves2 So ars. %.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass
No. &C. $4,000 Capital. rs Nos, is drawn. Tickets
81; halves 9: quarters |.
sATuRDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
delaware Lottery, Extra, Class No. 81. Capitalist
81 $50, l,3O0 &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 cts; qnartersa5c
Saturday Evening-sses close al O'Clock.
A MlGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass 81, for ls49, be
drawn on Saturday, February H. 70 No. Lotlery-l3
drawn ballots. Capitals S3O,l46, II Of 5000, 10 Of
3OO0 % of 000 % of600, "a Of 400 &C. Tickets slU
shares in proportion.
10 Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares in the above in any of Man
ny Il Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there drawings
every day. at prices varying from 81 tn SiO for
will The most prompt attention, and The draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
" Recoliett No.3-"There'sluc luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'aore Feb IL
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FLAT ROCK ACADEMY.

THE next session Of this Institution will
, the first February, and close the last day Of
November.
For tuition in the Latin and Greek Languages
and Mathematics, or either, SIS
English Grammar, Geography AMI Arithmetic, $50
Reading, Spelling and Writing, -sl5
Ny price for Board during the session Of ten
months, SIS; FOR week bolrders, VINO spend Satur-
daysand sundays with their parents, i deduction al
two.sevenths is made for those days. In the prices
for tuition deduction Is made except for protract.d
Sickness condition not less "sccuie JUS
tee The teacher, than the advancement Of the stn
dent.
To parents and guardian. boarding Their sons or
wards with me, would that IL u my habit 10 hear
the REGULATIONS of my boardrrs N home, ~ well as al
school, whenever they prepared; and TINT paricu-
lar hours, during ntermissons, VIII he devoted Ia
study during which no disturbance will he tolerated
that is calculated impede the progress OF my board
This regulation will be rigidy enforced. address
the subscriber, Macfarand's Lnnenburg county VIZ
ginia JOHN oh'hiN, IN.
Jan. 5-ctlaFeb
~ Wing requested to give four Insertions In their
country paper; Also the Christian Advocate
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FORTUNES HOME
FOR THIS WEEK.


Tuesday-Bel Air, IL. Capitals: S22, 500,
$780, $500, 1850, 20 OF 53l, &c. 70 Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets S.,
neutrality-suspicious. Canal, III. Capt.
lals: $4,000 5000, 1900, 1850, 1900, SC. sc
Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets $40.
Thursday-Md. Consolidated, 80 Capitals:
10000, 5000, Q OF $500. 4 Of 2250, &c. IS
Nos 10 drawn. Tickets IS.
Ffiday-Maryland Consolidated, 80. Capt.
tails: $4,000 10000, 5000, 5000, 1900, &c
78 Nos. Is drawn. Tickets IS.
Saturday-Grand Consolidated, Glass IL. Ca.
pi,as: $4,000, 10000, 10 900, 4 of 5000, 1855,
25 OF 1000, 25 Of $50, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn
els Sl0-shares in proportion.
u Orders for tickets, packages certificates OF
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Loe-
ries advertised by Messrs. D. Paine Il Co, attend
ed TO with promplness, and drawings forwarded
10 all who wish it. K. CHALK.
Feb II
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300 ksnItars sscMard.

s,AN AWAY from Richmond about the 25ti Deem
- ber ls;s, my Negro Man, JACK SINGLETON
lie i OF bright copper color, abont - yrars uf
about feet inches high, very bnky and hrsby and
weighs from a:iD IL 25N pounds. lir has below
Of his knees from old sure; also, full and hnshy
bead Of huit dresses line, aud Is intelligent man Of
his color. LIE Is is., rate boot and shoe maker. viii
ray SiGn for Inn u arrested out o. 'i!r STATE ard ST. 4
within the State.
asn-han away from the subscriber, n Famviiir,
about thr l2tl June last a bright rulatto Nan-MAI-
about twenty eI9ht years Of 81 low stature. walks
badly, being inclined To BIZ bn, klrd-wIh hu-hy
hrad uf hlr. No other marks rrcoecsd. LIE j. shoe
maker by Ifai-, and having carried OF III tools. 7, !
thought he may be lurking about some Of the shops
ahnut Richmond. Is he was seen nD, manF iaJs atr'
H. left here going in that dirrction-ur ah"u, Lynch
burg, "a he was raised 10 near that place vii
GIVE 4 reward OF Slpn or hun il taken ~ :hr state
or $50 ii taken the state Any information concern
ing linn viii h- Thankfully received
? ~ JACKSON,
Ian IQeaaw,f hr Genrue w Gillian & TO.
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LOTTERIES.
SIrasfusa,s alffis.e

NO., soUTa FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND, VIRGINIA
Let tall the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Noa OF Monongalia Lottery Glass l6:
80 70 60 IS II "a CO ~ Sc 70 d.
Whole, Nos. ST II, prize oil $780, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, Glass is, Feb. ID:
II AZ IA 10 10 GO 20 "A 43 IS II 4.
Whole, Nos. 43 Al II, prize OF siOO,
Ticket, Nos. 43 A 10, do 100,
Do. II % n, do lOOl
Three more, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, Is, Feb. 10:
81 IS l6 II 66 SO 3 10 SO 65 81.
Ticket, Nos. 10 IS &C. CAPITAL, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Monongaia No g. February 10:
80 So 40 Sc 81 81 80 10 s 65 5.
Whole, Nos. 10 So IS, prize OF SOU, sold
and paid by STRATTON
SCHEMES FOR TIE HEX.
a2,5OO DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS!
uESDAY-Mononralia, No. IS. Capitals: 81, 800,
6,O0O 5000, 1900, 200, o9s 10 OF l,ooo. &C 70
Nos, 10 drawn. Ticketss haivrs ooi afs %
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARSl
0OO 0OO $780, Of 5,oOO a. Of o0O 40 of 500 &c.
rs Nos, IL drawn. Iickelssl0 halves 5; ars. So
$1,000 DoLLARsi 5000 DOLLARS
THuRsDAY-susse1, No. Z. Capitals: $4,000,
J.UU
drawn Tickets SIS; halves so; qrs. IS
$1,000 DOLLARS! $500 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. %. Capais:-sI5,0 600,
$500, 1900, l,a50 leo, Oft 600, &c IS Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters |.
1900 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex. Extra. No. 81. Capitals:-
s4.a5o, $780, 600, &c. rs Nos, l3 drawn Tickets 81;
halves SO Cts; quarters a5cts-
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. 81 for ls49, TO he
drawn Saturday, February 18th. 70 No. Lottery
Is drawn ballots Capitals $780, lao 10 of d0uO, 10 of
5000, 20 of 000 20 of co., 81 OF 400, &c Tickets SlO
halves 81 quarters so. certificate of package Of
26 Tickets will be sent for Sl25-shares in proportion
S55,OOO! $4,000! S2OOoOl 1880!
Virginia State Lottery Class b. for 1919, 10 be drawn
saturday, February cath. rs No. Lo.ery-l2 drawn
ballots. Prizes: s55,GoO. $4,000, aO,OOO $780, Of
1000, Of 5000, Of 5000, 1000, &c. Tickets Sis
shares in proportion. certificate of package OF
whole Tickets will be sent for SisO-shares 10 proper
ton.
orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets In all The Lotteries will be promptly al
tended to, aud drawings sent when REQUESTED Please
address orders ". STRATUM,
Feb - Richmond. Va.
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Greek Nation sbrlZe once,
NTO.l0f EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

L v bHSIHlR.
oh! you In search Of gold, where'er you roam,
Remember, HURLEY'S Office sis heren--at home
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY!
Delaware Lottery, No. !, to he drawn February lith
Is Nos, 70 drawn Capitals: S3O, OOO "A Of 900 10
of 500 100 Of 4JU, &c. Tickets SU halves S; quar-
lers > SO.
Virginia State Lottery, Class No ~ for 1919 10 be
drawn on Saturday, the 18th February. IS Nos, -
drawn Scheme $50, id6, 10 Of GOOu 10 OF 5000, 30
of 000 30 OF 600 90 Of AGO. sc. Tickets $40; halves
5;quarters2 so.
Delaware Lottery, No &, To be drawn February 2lst
70 No Lottery-l2 drawn ballots Capitals SOS OOO.
40 of 900, 60 OF iOO ia of 200 &C &c Tickets $40
shares in proportion.
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000! sll,33O!
Virginia State Lottery, Class b, for iS49, 10 bs
drawn on Saturday, February ailh ~ drawn nun.
hers out Of Is. Capitals SIS 00 IS 600 10 NGO II $780,
3 of 1000, of 900, of 100, Of au00 &c Tick.
cts SIS; halves; quarters aud eighhs in proportion.
Delaware Lottery No. 9, to be drawn February 2eth
Is No. Loltery-li drawn ballots. Capitals: $40 900,
$4,000, 10000, 80 Of 900, 30 Of $780, 10 Of 3O0 &C..
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares any Of the above Schemes addressed 10
the undersigned will receive the most prompt alien
tion, aud an account Of each drawing forwarded as
as IL is received.
N. Hurley pays postage on all letters 10 aud
from his office
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors.
Hurley has at all times complete assortment Of lick
els, ranging In price from 81 10 500
llurey's rule Is 10 casi all prizes al sight.
Please address your ordeisto WIN. HURLEY
No.lO, Main street, Richmond, Va
All Enthusiastically onfdrniial Jan %
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uURLEYs OFFICE, No. 10Y, East MAR

III URLEY'S OFFICE, No. loi, East Main
Il Street
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again ~
Latest from the Gold Region!
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEAD!
At IS SIS "a 40 10 Sd 9 10 26 80 20.
Ticker, "a 26 70, another prize, sold by
HURLEY.
A 5000 prize sold yesterday al HuRLEYS.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex County Lottery, Glass g.
Feb. S-lowesi pr,zc IS:
So 60 5 25 38 13 81 SO IS A 30 so.
Ticket, Nos. % 81 IS, a prize Of 5000. sold
and paid BY HURLEY.
s24O SOLD AT HURLEY's
Drawn Nos. Mononealia Lottery, % Feb. OH
978 81 A 7 GO Is 25 81 60 g. 48
Ticket Nos. 7 AZ 70, the second highest prize
-SA0-sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Monongalia Lottery, Glass %, Feb
i0-Iowest Prize 80:
SO SO 40 SO 81 81 80 10 | 8 65 5
HURLEYS Arrangement for the Week
TUESDAY-s22,5O0. rs Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets SIS.
WEDNESDAY, $4,000 IS Nos, la drawn.
Tickets TO-
THURSDAY $4,000. 60 Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 5.
RIDA1-Sl5U 0U. 10 Nos, 10 DRAWN
Tickets Sd.
SATURDAY MORNING $50. rs Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets ST.
SATURDAY EVENING-Grand Scheme
$50 l46, 10 of COCO, 10 OF 5000, 20 Of lOO0 30 OF
400, 20 Of 400, &c. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
Sl0-shares in propor,ioa.
Drawn Nos, Sussex co. Lottery, Extra l8, Feb.
l0h-lowesl prize 81:
81 IS l6 IL &c 80 3 10 3S 65 81.
Ticket, Nos. 10 Is 81, $l00-sold aud paid
by HURLEY.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week, tickets in
the glorious little "Small Fry" Lottery, Glass No.
81, Extra. Capitals: $4.250 &c. Tickets 81.
Packages SIS so, warranted to draw back 81 IS
al least. All persons in want of money are re-
quescd TO call at HURLEY'S, where for small
investments large returns are generally made.
Feb 10
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pI1NnWAY ARRESTED.

COMMITTED IN the Jail OF the city Of Norfolk, as
u runaway, on The 10th day Of November, LAS, a
Negro Man, who says his name is Tom, or Thomas,
and that he belongs TO Mr.. Necho, or Moo, French
man. of New Orleans. Tom, OF Thomas, is about 80
years of ave feet inches high, light bacon color
stn,ly made full face, bushy hair, has slight
stopnase in his speech, and has been badly whipped
eity Of Richmond. Va To trader and carried 10 New
ORLEANS in the schooner James Monroe, CantIn Bush,
some twenty years ago. tie says he lived with his
MASTER Mr.. Necho in New Orleans, sit OF seven years,
following the since, until arrested here and
confined in jail Hi, owner IS hereby notified IL prove
his title 10 said Negro. pay expenses and take him
away-oherwise he will be disposed Of as The law d.
rects. 6EO II Mil-LLIl, iaIloi.
Ian 2l-rnw
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PARKER Il SMITH

DISSOLVED partnership on the 81 December las: -
- The subscriber, The senior 10 The lac concern Is
carrying "a extensively the same business. In all its
branches. 4. formerly conducted bv them He Mii ,.r.
vote paicu!a. attention Ia Inc larger class Of Thres
ing Machines, both stationary ami portable, and Will
Keep The usual variety oi implements on hand aud
supply at short notice such as h. has ready made
Al ms season he would call especial ntraiiun
cylinder Cora shelters, made both for hand and hcrsr
power, aud 10 ms patent Straw Cater, Al Sp warrant
ca superior 10 any other Kind made. lie also has n
hand Gorn-slriier, good article. at iG
brlhs entirely familiar with tile construction ~ All
the Ihfrshing Machines made ~ The lac Jabrz Far
krr, ana also by Parker q Smith, hr uflts repair
tein upon lie most reasonable terms, and guarantee
their performance.
An, Kind oi Smiths Work and iron Tufnia. done IN
The nea't-i manner.
Washable Turning I.athes for sale.
Nanuiactory IN front Of the Union Ilc'el
Jan 23--Cwiw n II SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
NOTICE

n, The subscriber wishing Ia farm ont the cr-
ny lrhra,-d horse aud stallion, BuccAS-
x IL TER. during thu present season will transfer
hnI 10 any gentleman that can s9siy him III his pnnc
nality, thr mo>t reasonable terms. Rnccaner Is
large and powerful blood bay win black legs, and
tail. and Of ns pure blood any horse III amsrica
England lie was slred By GohaBna, hiI dam by Viz
cinlan and his descent be traced buck ten genera
mons. IL desired, the subscriber VIII exchange him for
good horses mules.
Any communications addressed to Negr0foot, Han
over county, Wi receive prompt attention.
Jan 3J-cw4w H. VAUGHAN.