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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
IOWA CITY
iron ana 9touf Store.

IUsT received BY the subscriber, one Of the lar.
u gest stocks Of STOVES ever brought into thii
country, direct from the manufacturer, embracing
Cooking and every variety OF Heating stoves, some
Of them beautiful patterns. Ladies and gentlemen
are invitep to call and examine for themselves.
Being engaged almost exclusively in the Stove and
Iron business, we shall, at all times, keep heavy
citizens Of this and the adjoining counties Is make
their pnrchases in this place.
We have on hand all sizes Of bar iron, also steel
nails, wagon boxes, buggy springs, IroD axels, dor
irons, sad irons, sugar kettes, sc. &c, which viii
be sold at very low pricesS at wholesale or retail.
F. SANXAY. .
Iowa City, July II, Is49.
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AGENCY OF
DR.. S. s. Fitch's
CELEBRATED .MEDICL.NEN.

CELEBRATED MEDICINES
Used by him with such distinguished sur ces,
in the cure Of Coughs, Consumption; Catarrh
Asthma, Heart Disssees, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhea
Piles, Female complaints, &C., &C.; also,
DR.. s. 8. Fitch,s Abdominal Supporters
Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes, and Lectures
lon Consnmpti.I D., and the art Of preserving Life
and Health TO Old Age, &c, &c.
We have been appointed Agents for the sale
of the above Goods; and will keep them con.
stantIy on hand at our Drug store, IN Iowa City
MORSMAN L. TROWBRIDGE.
E-Dr. Fitrh's "GUIpE Book TO INvALrps
and Directions for Promoting Health, and In.
structions to Mothers, in the Management oil
Children" may be had. gratuiteasly, by calling
Tor il at the Store as above. IN extremely va
luabIe Book. M. t.
June 20, lS49-n9
A D. STILWELI, MERCHANT TAILOR, has just re.
IA ceived large assortment Of Cloths, Gas simeres
and vestings, which he is making UP in the mos,
fashionable style.
Iowa City, December 20, 1eAs
NT0LAssEIsueaT liopse and y. 0. Molass
lV for sale by 3. Away
May 10 .--.-..
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VarNiSh.
6NOPAL and Japan, "Queen City, brand, for sale
u low, by the quantity small.
July 9. +. SANxAY.
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LAND. AGENCY
For THE SIyATE Oh. IOWA.

TINE Undersigned has opened an Office in low
l. CITY, for the transaction Of all business ap
pertaining to q General Land Ageney-and i
prepared to furnish Military Land Warrants OF
the most reasonable terms to those-who wish t.
purchase.
Office in the Land Office Building
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Iowa City, June n, 1s49.
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Johnson County Ticket
For Sheriff

For Sheriff,
JOHN D. ABEL.
For Clerk Of the District Court,
STEPHEN B. GARDNER.
For Prosecuting attorney,
JAMES d. TEMPLIN.
For Recorder and Treasurer,
HIRAM WATTS.
For Comn,issioner's Cle1k,
STEPHEN B. GARDNER.
For Judge Of Probate,
JOHN HAWKINS.
For County Surveyor,
CYRUS SANDERS.
For County Commissioner,
GEORGE FESSLER.
For Coroner.
THOMAS CAHILL.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
Eslray Mare.

q MEETINGS and SHIRTINGs Of a good qualit
Diust received and for sale cheap by
April %. .CH. RUCK.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
White Leadl

White Lead
A NEW supplyi 90 kegs pure, just received ami
n for sale by F. SANXAY.
July ., ls49.
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D PLOUGH MINERS

(toTToN sARN--A large quantity, assorted mum
~ bers, for sale by Pr. sANxvY.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11

.7rrest. Henry Clay Mudd, one Of the
clerks Of the House Of Representatives,
has been arrested at Washington, for an
aggravated assault upon Mr.. Edward
Simms; also James Mcguire, as party
to the act. The affair took place at Will
lard's Hotel.
Major Beiger.-Quarter Master Uni
ted States Army, arrived in this city, last
evening, from Fort Kearney, near Grand
Island, on the Platte. He states that the
whole line Of travel over which the emf
grants have passed, is literally streDed
with grapes. This is but the "beginning
Of the end" Suffering. such as the world
has rarely known, is yet to overtake these
devoted adventurers.- St. Louis Reveille.
A COMPLIMENT TO ADELINE.-A love-
sick young gentleman wrote to his "dear
Adeline" thus: "How l wish, my dear
Adeline, my engagements would permit
me to leave town and go and see you! 1t
would be like visiting some old ruin, hal
lowed by time, and:fraught with thou
sand pleasing recollections!"
1t appears from correspondent in the
London Times, that in New Zealand,
when the marriage ceremony takes place,
it is a very old custom TO knock the heads
of the bride and the bridegroom together
previous TO their union.
In England, now, it isn't so:
The bridegroom and the bride
To logserhcads but seldom 60,
Until the knot is tied.
later FROM OREGcN.-The N. Y. Tribune hfI
received advices from oregon to the 22d of Febrna
last. Iron ore, pipe ore, lead, black lead copper
limestone, stone coal, platina and gold all sale
| to be discovered in Oregon. very hattering &C
count is given Of the climate and its beneficial eec
upon agriculture. Eighty varieties Of fruit tree,
| are mentioned as growing and producing abundan.
l ", ..r
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11

A VERY large quantity of SLAB Steel
n for Piougbs, just arriving and for sale by
Nov. 29 F. SANYAY.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
Gauo narrants.
TIME undersigned is constantly supplied with
i genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold for
cash or loaned on time at reasonable rates. s.
Jos. T. FALES.
Iowa City, June 9Th, 1919.
Insurance Company.

VTOscCtbOu AuSuIbhCG SOuRsauy.
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE, CINcINNATI,
June LIST, Is4s. I
Jos. r. Fales, Esq, Agent al lo,ca City:
SIR-The loss to the Protection Insurance Com
pany by the st. Louis fire. will not exceed 100000,
which win be promptly paid with current premiums
and surplus funds, leaving the Capital stock of the
company wholly unimpaired.
B. w. ROBBINS, Gen'l. Agent.
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School Fund Commissioners Sale

DY virtue Of the power legally vested in mo by
-: mortgage deed, duly executed (and recorded)
on the 18th day Of June, ls4s, BY Rachel A. secres
on the North Of Lot No. 8 in Block No. 8, in the
county seat Of Johnson county, Iowa. to secure the
payment of 800 and interest, in one year, being
money loaned to her from the school fund of said
county
shall offer the said Mortgaged premises for sale
at public out-cry to the highest bidder on
Tuesday the 3lst day Of July neat,
at the Court House door in said county, at the houl
of O'Clock NJ of said day, to satisfy said Mort
gage, interest and expenses Of sale. r.
ELI MYERS, School Fund Com.
Iowa City, June 27th, 1s4s. Johnson CO. Iow'
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Fire-proof Paint

Fire.prOOf Paint
A NEW article, rendering wood perfectly fire.
"A proof; cheaper than lead and getting into gen.
eral use in the east. This will be valuable article
10 use on brick walls of buildings, as It will eectu
ally prevent them from getting damp. For sale by
Juiy9. F. SANXAY.
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Hard ware.

4 FINE assortment Of Saws, Squares, Steel
q and Iron, Butts, scrsws, Lacks, Latehss,
Files, Angurs, Hatcbets, " AXIS. Hammers,
Gun Locks, Whips, etc. ETC, az ". Z BPS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11

Lore.-Loue is the weapon which o,n-
impotence reserved to conquer rebel men,
when all the rest had failed. Reason he
parties, fear he answers blow for blow,
future interests he meets with present
pleasure; but love, that sun against whose
melting beams winter cannot stand, that
soft, subduing slnmber, which wrestles
down the giant: there is no one human
being in million whose clay heart is
hardened gainstlove.-Iupper.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11

another Pronunciamento.-In reply to
the accusations brought against him in the
Mexican Congress by one Of the Repre-
sentatives-Senor Gambia-Santa Anna
has recently Illuminated from his retreat,
in Kingston, Jamaica, volume Of three
hundred pages. The Mexican people are
all great upon pronunciamentoes. If they
were half as good at fighting, our armies
might have suffered more while in their
country.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-07-11
Daniel s. Warren,

Iowa City, July nth, ls4s.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31
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CENTRAL, AMERICA.

The New York Tribune prefaces the impor-
tant official information from Central America
with the following remarks:
On the 28th of September last in view of the seizure
of Greyown by British force and the steady encroach-
ments of British influence along the line OF the proposed
canal and around its eastern terminus, our Charge to
Central America Mr. E. G. Squier, arranged the terms
of treaty with Honduras which is designed to afford
additional facilities and guarantees to the construction
of the Ship Canal, and among them provided tor the
cession of the small island OF Tgre, holding most i'm
poftant position in the Gulf Bay OF Fonseca, to the
United States The propriety OF this act Is question
between Mr. Squer and his own Government, which
we shall not here discuss All the material facts not
yst before the public and cannot be until the Treaty
shall have been approved by the President and ratified
or rejected by the Senate. If Great Britain or Mr..
Chated has anything to offer it will then be in order.
The fact of such cession was Immediately promulged
by MIR Squier in an official circular. A fortnight At
teroa,d Mr.. Chattied, the British man work IN
Central America proceeded to the Gulf in the British
war steamer Gorgon on the 10th OF October he land
ed on the island of Tgre ceded but not yet formally
transferred to the United States and took torcible mill
ary possession thereof in the name Of Great Britain -
TSee the official documents annexed That Mr.. Squer
Immediately and emphatcaly protested against this
act and demanded restitution consider matter OF
course but such protest has yet TRANSFERRED and OF
course no response from MIR. Chatfield,
The latter did not stop here-indeed, why should hei
If he is have his own way, should be thankful Tor
whatever he may condescend to leave. He seized
Honduras-some of them Of considerable extent and
and very fertile He then proceeded to blockade the
port of La Union, belonging to San Salvador, and has
since Zone Of correspondents reports taken posses
sion of that and the adjacent coasts in the same work
manke manner. Lastly, so far as we have adyiees, he
captured the considerable port OF Iruxio on the Cult
of Honduras and belonging to the Republic OF Hondr
ras This was on the 18th OF October, and irwss&l-
destood at our latest date that the p9saUt Omoa was
about 10 be dealt with in like mannef.
debts due by the States in question 10 British subjects
for alleged spoiaiions-a preteSt never wanting when
the strong the possessions as our own
mode Of enforcing and satsiyin@1hem could only be
justhably resorted to after all 9th Means had failed
ana patience had been exhausted Agoyernment should
ponder long before proceeding tdredress its peoples
lsagsby the strong arm, and sefnever with decency
permit subordinate tunctiona8 TO determine the how
ana the when Mr.. Che fsidInay be great man but
proper sphere.
We are assured that IT, whole amount claimed as
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31
IMPORTANT FROM JAMAICA

We have Kingston dates to the 18th instant
The spirit CT dissatisfaction and discomfort with the
Home Government, seems to be rapidly spreading
Political annexations to the United States is openly
advocated.
As an illustrat ion of their feelings we quote from
paper, called 1.-THE Conservative"
No man in this Island yet thinks Of aiding foreign
arms to dispossess Great Britain OF Jamaica, We
have not yet arrived that state OF feeling which
would induce any inhabitan lift finger against the
ancient Crown OF England. But We must live; we
must assert the rights OF our common country. Inn
pressed with these views there many who pray the
Great Ruler OF all nations to dispose events that an
amicabe secession of this Island the United States
Of America, without quarrellng or boodshed, may spec
Oily occur For ourselves, we repeat, that we should
regret to see Jamaica leave the ancient fold but we
would not wonder it it occurred Tomorrow so that
it be done without rebellion. alas many would be
only glad oft"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31

JULES HAUEL'S PERSIAN OR CHINESE
POWDER, for mparting to the most bilious complex
ion the most radiant whiteness, In nothing should a
person be careful than in the OF powder for
the skim as many of those are very injurious. My
Chinese Powder is compounded in scientific manner,
and contains no ingredient which possibly nfct
injury. -.-.-
JULES HAUEL, 100 Chestnut street,
For sale by Alex. Duva, Gaynor & Wood II. J. Mil
Ter, R. R. Duval, Purcell, Ladd & Co., A Leslie, Dove
de 3l-dIW
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resisting it

THE SURPR1SE.--By FRANCIS s. osGooD.
They stood within a curtains shade
Apart from all, and thus he spake:
"Sweet cousin, wouldst thou know the maid,
For whom my fondest wishes wake '
A moment glowed her youthful cheek,
A moment flashed her timid eyes,
In mute reply--she dared not speak
Alas, how soon her sweet hope dies
"Tll lead thee to her--yonder dearest"
He took her hand, twas marble cold
They crossed the hall "What ist thou fearest
Look up Carile-my love behold"
With sudden pride, she dashed aside
The curs that hid her dropping brow!
81 welcome her !" she proudly creda
And raised her eyes-what sees she now
No high born dame, to mock her shame,
No rival robed in rich array
Back to her cheek the bushes came,
And swiftly rose her pulses play
Before he stood in simple guise,
Refiected by mirror bright,
Her own slight form her own dark eyes
Gave back her gaze of wild delight
Godeys Magazine
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The London correspondent Of the Philadelphia North
American states that, determined oppose every Amer
lean line to Europe, the owners of the Cunard line Of
steamers are employing all their capital influence and
skill in tuherance of that object. line OF large and
powerful steamers between Liverpool and Havre intend
ed for the express purpose of conveying French and
Liverpool has already gone into operation The steamer
Commodore was to leave Liverpool for Hawe on the
18th December and return on the 2lst. This new line
will run every two weeks till April next, and then a
steamer will depart every week
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CALL AND SUBSCRIBE.

For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH, Dec. 81.
Miranda tale OF the French Revolution, by author Of
+ the "Trapper's Bride. ..................... soc
Bankers Clerks, Lost and Found story OF
Old England by Geo 2, Durham .......... 25c
No. David Copperheld by Dickens .......... 12c
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No. s illustrated Shakespeare, with portrait of
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No. 1913 Littell's Living Age. l2c
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Homers Ilad, translated by Cowper, edited by
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King of the Hurons, by c. Hilegers, author OF the
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December No. Hunts Merchants Magazne-per
year ....' - w
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November No North British Review-per year. 3 90
No, 1873 Law Library--per year. 10 o0
Leading Gases in Equity, by White and Sudor. A so
VOL Is Measen's and Wellsbys Exchequer Re-
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by ]. w. RANDOLPH,
de 81 Bookseller and Statoner
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.,
On Thursday evening, Dec 9th, by the Rev. H. B
Cowes Mr.. LEWIS ROACH and Miss M AIRY E.
TRENT, all fths city,
By the same, the same evening" Mr.. JOHN J.
KING and Miss SUSAN ELLEN, daughter OF Royal
Todd, Esq, ali OF this city.
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blished thatfb only
ssenough to be compassed, is af-
le State of Nicaragua by the river
Id Lake of Nicaragua. We OBJ
the N ~. Tribune, in commenting upon
from Central America, remarks, that the
'onseeais the proposed terminus of the in
oceanic canal That Gulf lies considerably
North of the harbour Of Reazejo which is the most
Northern terminus suggested, with plausibility,
t>Q} any Of those who have examined the country.
81 aery interesting and valuable paper on the DIFF
3e3ent Isthmus routes, was recently published at
Me request of Mr.. Secretary Clayton, by Col.
Geo. w Hughes, who conducted the surveys for
the Panama Railroad, and from the information
which he has amassed, we gather the following
facts concerning the Nicaragua route.
The contemplated canal would commence at
the port of San Juan del Norte at the mouth OF
the river San Juan, and would pursue the bed or
valley of that river, for about one hundred miles,
to its source in Lake Nicaragua, which is ninety
miles long, North and South. From the Lake
two modes of egress to the Pacific are recommend
ed one, directly across the dividing RIDGE to the
port of San Juan del Sur, and the other from
the head of the Lake, along the river Tpitapa into
Lake Leon, and thence across the ridge into the
harbour of Realejo. Either of these routes is be-
eved to be practicable, but the latter has the adj
vantage of leading to the better harbour, and one
of the best on the whole Pacific coast. Capt. Sir
Edward Belcher made partial exploration OF the
Estero Real, a river which rises near Lake Leon
and empties into the Gulf of Fonseca. He as
cended it for 80 miles, and was made to believe that
twas fed very near the Lake, and that the inter-
vening hills were low. Col. Hughes is of opinion
that by that route there would be about 10 miles
of canal between Lake Leon and the Gulf OF
Fonseca, with high summit to overcome. Ac-
cording to the best information which that eminent
engineer has been able to collect
"By the Lake Leon and Realejo route the distances
and lockage may be stated follows:
Canal or canal and sackwater navigation
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31

the llberal, graspng, jealous anu u"t vhSihon ~
OF the Western portion of the State have everything
TO fear if power places at its mercy and disruption
Of our State would be preferable to vassalage under so
ouerous and exacting master Portsmouth District
Wing.
We quote the above for the purpose OF giving
the editor of the "District Wing" the advantage OF
his own explanation before our readers. we are
surprised that in his earnestness to disclaim his
own opposition to State Convention, he should
have committed the error of assigning this paper
position which it has not yet assumed. In our re-
centsremarks on the subject of Convention, we
said that our sentiments in regard to the question
of basis had undergone no change, but added that
we conquered in all the considerations urged by
Governor Floyd in favour of a revision OF the con-
stitution. 1t seems that we agree entirely with
the ''District Wing" as to the basis question, and
also as to the other grounds of calling Conven-
ton. But we do not wish to be understood, by
any means, as seconding the imputations OF our
contemporary upon the people of Western Virgin
ia. 1t does not come we'll from the inhabitants OF
that sea-shore which Western Virginans defend
ed with their lives in the last war with Great BIZ
tain, to speak oftheir 'anti- Virganian SPIRIT The
people of Washington's favourie "West Augusta"
are as patriotic now, as they were when he looked
to them and their mountains to protect the revo-
lutionary banner, after it should have been driven
from every other field.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-31

The Charleston Courier of Monday announces the
death of Capt. John Williamson, of the U, S, Ordnance
Department, which took place at his residence in Can
marlborough aboutt4 o'clock Sunday morning The dis
case which terminated his life was dropsy in the chest
Capt w had nearly completed his 44th year, and was
aatiye Of the State OF New Jersey He leaves wife
&ndSseyera children to mourn over hsdeath,
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Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATroN's the man.


Drawn Nos Monongaa, No D--April alst
69 80 10 63 90 AZ 10 GO l % IL 81.
Whole Ticket Nos 10 90 AZ, prize OF $1,000
Half Nos - 10 81, do lOOe
Half Nos 10 90 40, do 1000
Share Nos. ;, u 81 g. Dc d!9rD 4, l S.So,,
MORE GOOD luck AT STATIONS.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS SOLD
Drawn Nos. Of MonongaIia, No, s2--July Sd:
10 IA 46 AZ III 81 AZ 10 63 l.
Ticket Nos. 10 40 SO, the Sd capital OF $1,000 % ia
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Monongaia, No K-Oct27:
Al As ID SO &c IS 65 Is II 67 81.
Ticket Nos 10 A. prize of 900, returned.
do do As 81, do OF $500, sold and paid by
Drawn numbers Of Delaware, No 5i--Dec. 18th
So % 10 20 So 60 Ga IS 43 S 81 So 49 72.
Whole Nos IS 43 SO, prize of $3.50; Ticket Nos.
20 % p''Ns u 9'''-'''' anu pss'Tf R,ATToN.
Drawn numbers ofSussev No. 95--Dec 2Sth
IA % 80 AZ 81 q 80 "a 81 80 25 GO
Ticket Nos II 81 capital sold s ;Ff Ra1@ f
$27 500 10000!
MONDAY--Sussex, No. 96-Capals: 1927 500,
10000, 1000 1000 BIAS, 20 of 1900, &c 70 numbers
10 drawn. Tickets So, halves 4, quarters2.
$4,000 5,OOO!!
TUESDAY Monongaha, No. Capitals: $780,
900, 700, 2000 1863 S OF 1000, &c. rs numbers, IS
drawn Tickets IS, halves so, quarters IS.
S3O,26o!2 of 100000!
WEDNESDAY-D Delaware, No. Capitals: $780,
300 3 of 10000 3 of 5000, 40 of 1000, &c rs num-
bers, 10 drawn Tickets $lO halves $, quarters 2 So
$25, 900! of 7OOO!!
THURSDAY IN onongaia, No. 2-Capitals $685.
OO0 3 of 1000, 5000, 5 Of 1000, &c. 70 numbers Is
drawn Tickets 3d. halves so, quarters %.
$4,000 5000!
FRIDAY-Sussex Lottery, No. l--Capitals $780,
OOO 5000 3000 1000, $780, 1853, 10 Of 1000, &c. 78
numbers 10 drawn. Tickets $4,halves 2, quarters l.
40O0 1000 dollars!
SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 3-Capitals:
$4,000 1000, 343 &c 70 numbers, IA drawn Tickets
81, halves soc, quarters 25c.
$4,000 Is O00!l
SATURDAY-Monongal Lottery, No. 3-Cap-
ais $40 600 000 10 600 5000 $780, 300O 500, Is OF
1000, &c.-75 nos, Is drawn Tickets $40, shares In
proportion
Buyers are referred to my Register Of Prizes, to be
seen at the office as proof OF what have sold; and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders for packages certificates of packages, and SID
gle tickets the above schemes III all the LOTTERIES Will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
de 3 N. SRATTTON, Richmond, Va.
no COACH SMITHS.-W Wanted good Coach
i Smith for the next year, at liberal wages and steady
'' de 81 "'|'' -''P'' JAMES BOsHER.
WYE wish TO hire for the next year, a Wet Nurse.
w and one that is qualified as Seamstress
and Nurse would be preferred Also servant accus-
toned to cooking, washing and ironing. Applyto
de3 SHIELDS d. SOMERVlLLE.
SIHOT AND BAR LEAD.-750 bags Drop and
y Bush Shot, and all sizes OF Balls; 10 kegs Bar Leadi
fsc Dc 81 ''' '''' DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co.