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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-30

nR. ii. A. FOURNIQUET-Office on 50. Mary street,
~ between Camp and Magazine streets. opposite the
Magazine street Market, at II. GOldmaRnS Drug Store.
LAFAYETTE. mhO 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-30

FOX LIFOKNIA,
SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, STIRRUPS. etc n
~ sveIy 5dsescrption .LNDL4 RUBBER &c
foxs n a,nSs BE TEs Rls
iean Rubber Tent Clc,hs, of all sizes for sale BY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-30

HOLMES & CO..
soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers,
N customen that they have remouedto i2o GR.sTIER
Sfrsss eSnc, e. Ga.ordse1where they prepared
III ouen i0i MaNERAL WATER for the supply oil Steam
ooais Hofeit Bars and Private Families, for Expectation
~; bIA Libetal Discount allowed to Grocers and Com
1~ SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
oahtans a. hersfnfos. with and superior Drawing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-30

pOREpTsoE ~ = = 1H HNH UAPS.
received per recent arrivals from New York and ElI
fans complete assortment Of Gentlemen superfine E
&X49 Black and Dab Beaver Russia Mo eskin and ~
fz1 Nuria HATS, latest styles. Also Infants Boys
sand Youths Cloth and Velvet CAPS of every va.
nsty together with large of all kinds of Straw
HITS found in our markets, such as Panama Leghorn
GamHsachy Canada Straw. Pedal Patent and Jenny Lind
HATS Children fancy tHmm ed Leghorn Rice Pearl etc
AL o. WHICH we respectfully offer friends and the
pubic on the reasonable ms wholesale and retail
81 Canal street, New Orleans NH Am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

. A,.n, f,r Josrph +. Montgomery, with iull auhC-
,uy Ia sell, hereby DiIrr, privately, ms valuable
iuu,is situated on KncKli-h aver, ~ Nelson county
Ihs property has been IN market for The last wv"
years a is known To many, aud this circumstance
may induce In suppose either mat 'ip lana i ho'
desirable or that IL has been held n Too high price
Neither of these suppostions, however, - Correct
rms Estate Is. i'll truth, hesitate not I" assert one OF
,e tnost valuable o. liz size ~ the STATE whether for
planting, farming grazing purposes ami aiih"hsh
tir price has heretofore been insisted GA, great Dat
Gain may be had The owner being Determined 20
SILL NJ whatever prlcr his property WIN r"hhahu, "heh
fairly presented TO purchasers
Thr entire tract ahpnt 100 acres go acres
heina bottom land Of the highest pfnductlsrnts1, ana
wholly free from overflow
The highland ecnerayi s Of excellent quality, ana
lies taynrabv tor cultvatnnahout three hundred ana
fny aces being already cleared The woodland y ~
well ,imb-red any land III Virginia there b. Ing hn"h
il m abundance of white oak, spanish OAK, poplar,
hc so.y che nut, locust ard wainni The whole -.
Is unusually wei Natefru, anu Tue s'u''''" = ="
markedly healthy.
This p,operty lies within twenty two miles vi How
ardsyr on The James River canal 10 winch place ah
excellent rnad is nearly completed ana Ms ustince from
the contemplated route oi Tue Louisa haoaa, ~ ."o
Eastern haze If the Blue Ridge IL only about y niles
The place viii he sold In one tract or u WIN oe NV
drd into Two three tracts, AZ may De prrirneu w
purchasers. each with sufficient improvements, ana
~ilh a due amount ofclrand ana woohann anu so."
sunny of water The man dwelling, situated pretty
centrally on the estate Is an rf ernt DICK buhhs,
handsomely situated, with necessary nh'-houses.
A fourth Of thr purchase money viii be required W
hand, and thr balance ~ three eluai annual i7'a'
ments, without interest. .
po..sssi,n uil be gwen al any time, though farming
on.r,,ions will be carried until sale be rfsctr
Ms address Is Greenfield, Nelson county, virginia.
near which place reside . ,..,..
Ia buy 10 give me early call, my purpose brine W
MAKE IKE s ,ar err ~ JAMES 81 HARRIS
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]. Ell Dcrt7s - sace,

(FORMERLY HOYTS,)
On Fourteenth Street, .s,1sr Tie Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. Mononsalia, Glass A, JAM 9th
76 II 7 I3 30 4 As &c 62 II 33 AZ - IS "a.
Whole 80 Al IS another prize oil 81 900 sent
to this office.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Ezra ~, Jan. eth:
479 % 10 d "a II D 80 Ga.
Whole % "a 81, Share % % GA, Two more Of
the capitals sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra, 9, Jan. 20:
SO 20 SIS 4 Sc a. sc 90 81 9 "a , 81.
Ticket, Nos. 20 81 50, Both sold and paid
Do. 4 AZ 81, by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Delaware. Glass 6, Feb. ?th
81 60 20 Sc Sc 10 Is 3 "a 70 10 80 48 %
Halt ticker 10 % 60, another prize OF $50,
sent to this office.
liza Lottery Glass No %. aO,436 Capta-all ether
three number prizes tbeing 2l9) s2iO eaci all two
number prizes (belng 1865 Sl2 each. 7s Nos, 70
drawn. Ticketss4; halves .: auartsrsl.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex county
tDelaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No Is $4,000 Ca
nital rs Nos. III drawn. Tickets Sl halves so cts;
quaIters25
Saturday Evenng-Sales close NJ O'Clock.
A MAGNIFI SCHEME!
Virginia MOnongalia Lottery, Glass ~ for si9 to br
drawn on Saturday, February TO- s. No. Lo;tery-i ID
400 10 OF ,000 sc. Tickets SlO-shares IN proper
tion.
1J- Orders fcr packages, certificates OF packages.
single tickets shares IN the above in any Of Mau
~ q Co.'S Lotteries, TOT which there are drawings
every day al prices varying from 81 10 $40 for tickets
will eceive the prompt attention, and The draw
nss for warded Immediately TO distant adventures.
THOMAS LAMBERT.
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
adv- Reeollsct No.3-"There'sl luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More I" Feb5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
TT AMT as 1T USE TO WAS.

In Mechanism as in Politics and Religion, nova
days. the greater the mposor the more successui the
practitioner.
THE subscriber, sensiby grateful for Inc patronage
i received, returns his sincere thanks 10 his many
friends for their Kindness and confidence, thus mani
tested and In forms them, and the citizens generally
that he should be- pleased attend any business con-
necied with HOUSE BUILDING, for Them. 10 per-
sons in pursuit Of cheap Carpentry work. IN PARTICULAR
falsely so caled-which seems all the 60 IN Richmond
nj this time he would say, that he now prepared 10
furnish them with sItro article OF virginia fhe al
sap and with some widowed, costing from IS TO S2t
ner NJ which will last from three five years. accord
Ing 10 exposure ALSO that he has on hand small guam
tity and more Of the sort can be mad, heart VIZ
Rinia and Eastern Pine costing from so 70 $50 per NJ
which will last under any exposure more haH twenty
five years. The labor required In WORKING TINS iale
article in tine general being less than thai bestowed
upon the former any toerable economist viii have but
little difficulty in determining which oil Inc articles ne
should require to be used. Not wishing 70 uouhie my
friends for recommendations, tthines which me most
depraved can procure the undersigned upon MS own
responsibility will say that, from the humb!eat cot
tare to as fine MANSION as any yet hut 10 this city,
he is ready compete with eny oi the resident OF III
nerant cram who may be tied down TO the kind, guam
tty and quality Of materials TO be used, ana no mis-
takes or omissions afterwards corrected or allowed
'"A'' " I. A. GO0DlN.
N. B.-The undersigned will also attend 10 The SO,
lection of and purchasing liable materials Tor, ana
snerinteu nd the erection Of any buildings TOR persons
inclined TO have work done in that way tat ne may o
called upon for at 81 per cent upon the whoe eos Q.
the work. Persons TO whom he Is inaeoIea, III any
manner whatever apply every cent over ana aooSe
the cost of any work which he may DC requ'eu 20 se
executed, to their claims. Il. ~ VI
F.h vlu
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Greek Nation prize office,

y
IN Virginia.
Remember, HURLEY'S Office us here"-at home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY!
Virginia Mononealia Lniery, Class %, for ls40 Ia
be drawn on Saturday, February ~. III No. Lottery
IL drawn ballots. Capitals: S3j 900, 10000 800,
3,000 Id Of 900, 10 Of 500, &c, Tickets $40; halves
5; quarters so
Delaware Lottery, No. 7, 10 be drawn February 4th.
IS Nos, - drawn. Capitals: S3OmO, IA Of 100, 10
of $780, 100 OF 40, &c Tickets slO halves 5; quar-
ters so.
Virginia State Lottery Class No. 81, for 1890 be
drawn on Saturday, the 18th February. Is Nos., 10
drawn. Scheme: $50, ltG, 10 Of 5000, 10 Of 5000, %
Of 900, 20 COO, 81 Of 400, &c Tickets SlDi halves
5iquarters2 30.
Delaware Lottery, No 8, 10 be drawn February 2lst.
~ M. Lotrry-l2 drawn ballots. Capitals S35,D00,
40 of 600 Go Of 100, ia of 300 &c. Tickets Sl0-
shares in proportion.
$4,000 S35,OOO $4,000! Sll $50
Virginia Stale Lottery, Glass b, for 1919, to b.
drawn on Saturday February 9Th. 10 drawn NUM-
hers Of IS. Capitals SIS 400, rs 600 20Do0 $3.50,
Sl5 halves; quarters and eighlhs in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. 9, 10 be drawn February asth.
rs No Lottery-li drawn ballots. Capitals: $40 0UU,
1900 10000 30 Of lOOO 30 of 500, 40 Of 3O0 &C., &C.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares OF the above schemes, addresses 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.-IIurIey pays postage on all letters to and
from his office.
Hurey's rule is IL cash III prizes n sight.
Hurley ill cash all prizes sold by other Vendors.
Hurley has n all times complete assortment OF tick
ets ranging in price from 81 To $50
Please address Your nrdetsto WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly confidential. Jan 90
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Drawn Nos. OF Mononsalia Lottery, Glass iG:
/ 80 10 Is IS II 81 CO ~ SIS 10 81.
Whole, Nos. | So IL. prize ol $500, sold
and paid hy SraATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononsala, Glass Is Feb. 81:
II az IA is II 60 20 IA d3 fi3 ia
Whole, Nos. 43 Al II, pr'z. oil 500,
Tickel, Ms. As A 70, do 100,
Do. II 80 II, do 100,
Three more sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Mononsalia. No. l9-Fe5 81:
20 IS 81 ~ 45 81 81 "a 6 Sc l3 10 %
Ticket Nos. 81 AS Sc, prize OF $500, sold
and paid by SIiAITON.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware No. G. Feb. 7.
81 so 20 Sc 66 10 Is 3 24 10 10 80 IS Is
SCHEMES ron THE WEEK.
2O436 DOLLARS!
Embellishments, No 22 Gapitals:-saO,436,
ai9 Of a4O Sc 70 Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81: halves
2. quarters ].
5000 DOLLARS! Of 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussea, Extra, No. 10 Capitals: -
IS 900, 3or UOJ, Of 500 &c, SC. Is Nos IL drawn
Tickets 81; halves 80 cts; quarters a5cts
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
Virginia Mononsaa Lottery, Class No. %, for 1910, 10
be drawn Saturday, February 10Th. to No. Lottery
--2 drawn ballots. Prizes: S35OO0, lo,uO0, h,OOo,
3,0OO 10 of 1000, 10 Of 500 &C. Tickets SlO-sharrs
in proportion.
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No OF, for ls49 10 be
drawn on Saturday, February 18th. 10 No. Lottery
3drawn ballots Capitals: S3u l46, ID OF 6,D0u IN 81
0CJ 20 of 00U 90 OF 600, 81 of 4oO &c. Tickets sO;
halves S; quarters so. A certificate OF package Of
&c Tickets will be sent for Sl25-shares in proportion
$4,000! S35,OOOl S2O,OOOl Sll,33O!
Virginia State Lottery, Class for l849 TO be drawn
on Saturday February 24th rs No. Loltery-l2 drawn
ballots. Pfzes SIS, 600, 3s,00n, 10000, 33o, Of
1000 of 5000, nf 1900 5of 2,0OU &c Tickets SIS
shares in proportion. A certificate of n package OF
whole Tickets will be sent for S9O-shares in proper
ton.
Ordsrs or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in alll,r Lotteries viii be promptly al
tended to- nd drawings sent when requested. Please
address orderst to N. STRhTTOh,
Feb5 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
Fresh Supplies OF Goods.
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND
GUN MAKER,

Opposite tie Banks, Main Street, R1eAn1ona, va {,
Has on hand, and is receiving large and ge..
neral assortment of all the articles in his line Of
business, and he respectfully invites the ATTENTION
of the public to his Stock OF Goods, as offering
every inducement to them to purchase, on the
score of economy, and the superior quailty OF MS
materials.
Amongst his Stock of Goods may be found the
following assortment, which he will offer 70 the
public on the best terms.
GUNS AND FOWLlNG TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire and slubb-twistdouble
and single barrel Guns.
Double and single plain stubb-twist Guns
Do do do plain and imitation twist do
Do do do common German do
Brass, steel and silver mounted Rifles
Duelling pocket, beltand travelling Pistols
Selt-cocking, single and six barrel revolving Pis-
Gun, Rifle and Pistol Powder Flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion
spor,smen's Liquor Flasks and Pocket Tumblers
English, American and Scotch Gunpowder
Dog Calls, Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Hunlsmen's Blowing Horns and Bugles
Wash Rods, Shot Chargers, Cap Primers, Oil
Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Wadding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Gases
Gun, Pistol and Rife Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all
kinds, for Gun-Smiths
REPAIRING, &C.,
Heis prepared TO execute all kinds OF Repair
ing, eypeditiousy in the neatest and most durable
manner, and at such prices as will make ittothe
intercs, OF the public 10 favor him with their pat
ronage. February8
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200 Dollars Reward.

IAN AWAY from Richmond about the 18th Deem
Il Der, 1913, my Negro Man, JACK SINGLETON
Hs is Of bright copper COLOR about IS years o. age
sshs from sr3O 10 $50 hounds. lie has scar below
ONE Of his knees from an old sore Also al and bushy
head Of hair; dresses Gno and an intelligent man o.
his color He is first rate boot and shoe makel WI "
nav s0O for him il arrested out of the Siate ana s'o u
AisoNRan away from the subscriber, al Farmville,
ahout the l2th June last, bright mulatto nan-ma
about twenty eight years of OF low stature
h,dIy. being inclined TO be boIankled-with bushy
head Of hair No other marks reeoeced. lie Is shoe
maker by trade, and having carried on ms TOOLS y Is
ahou1 Richmond a. ne was seen not many days after
h, lief, here going in that directon-or about Lynch,
hure. as he was raised in or near that place WIN
rvs reward Of 800 for him II taken out OF the state
NJ ss0 If taken IN the State Aay information concern
ing Mn" wiz We JACKSON,
Ian 1a-eaaw,f by George w Gillian 4 Co.
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lJURLEY'S OFFICE, No. Io., East Main
II Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again -
Latest from the Gold RI gion
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEAOl
Two more sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Monongaia, Glass Is, Jan. 18th:
Loves, Prize Sd.
% IS Sd 60 % ! "a 60 6 10 80 Al 67 "
Tickets Nos, % "a GO; do. do. 80 IS g. bo,h
sold and paid by HORLEf;
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Co Lottery, Is, Feb. 81 !:
Al IS SIS S "a 40 10 549 - 26 30 20.
Ticket, "a 26 IS, another prize, sold by
HURLEY.
HURLEY'S arrangement for the Week
FRIDAY-S2O,43 O. 10 Nos, 10 drawn
Lowest 8 No. prize $40 Tickets $4
SATURDAY MORNING-S5, 000. 70 Nos,
III drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EVENING s35 900. &C Nos.
u drawn. Tickets $40.
HURLEY offers Tor sale, this week, tickets in
the glorious little "SmaIl Fry" Lnuery Glass No.
lS, Extra. Capitals: $1,000, &c. Tickets 81
Packages SIS so, warranted TO draw back 81 50
at least. All persons in want OF money are re.
quesicd TO cali al HURLEY'S, where Tor small
investments large returns are generally made.
Feb S
JAMES GARLAND AND WIN. M. CABELL
IIAyE united in the practice of Law, and will regn'
II larly attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst AppomaitoI, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynehburg.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
ractice in the Court of Appeals. oct z4-cu
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TO the Afflicted

hrs. ROBINSON and WADDEY Jointly lender
II their professional services TO the public, and par
culary to such MS suffering with Chronic and sup
posed incurable forms disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they can
treat successfully, disease in any form; and ale salts
fed that seventy Eve per cent Of such have despair
cd of getting we'll may be tby udcous OF vegeta-
BILE remedial agentsl restored to at least comfortable
atate Of health.
been loo much impaired by disease, the use of mercu
ny and other posons, and when not required TO visit
persons distance. charge pH DO made for serpi-
car unless cure 10 Elected.
II would be advisable for persons living al distance
to be in the city, and receive daily attention. Board
can be had at Dr. RS. Address
Das. ROBINSON + WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
P. s.-The Doctors may be found At all times lwhen
no, professionally engaged) ut their Once on Frank.
lin street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
Feb 6-c3m *. w.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETS. FEB. 8

RICHMOND MARKETS. FEB. 9.
quote Tugs, old, "A ST. is TO
10. Rather more animation in the market
Ice. continue about the same. Common leaf
to 81; middiins D 10 IS IS; good to fine,
10 10 s SO 10 $40. New Tugs, loose, 81 ~ TO
leaf, SO 10 ST SO.
ELOUR-$ S7l. Sales.
" HEAT-l00 a los cents for red and white.
bATS-3l So cents per bushel.
cORN-42i c. per bushel.
CORN MEALS cents.
EHISKEY-2G 26i cents for Recli6ed.
BACON-City cured hog round &c.; hams
\; Western sides, st 6 c-market firm.
ElSH-New Herrinas IS. Shad ST 50 a ..
|mily Roe Herrinss Sc in barrels and IS 81 in
! barrels.
lALT-Last sales from wharf 40 per sack;
B. store 81 so. Dull.
LIVE STOCK-BEEF: scale weight 81 10 q
5 gross; Hoes: none in market; SHEEP: 81
f-as in quality.
gUGAR-New Orleans, At 5tc.; Porto Ri
AT Sic; 81 Croix, I'll TIC; double refined,
y, crushed and powdeIed,) 81; an advance oil
blislered 81 10 per ton.
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RUNAWAY ARRESTED

COMMITTED to the Jail of the city OF Norfolk, as
~ runaway, on the 10th day Of November, l84s, a
Negro Man, who says his name is Tom, OF Thomas,
and that he belongs TO Mr. Necho, or Nieo, French
years Of age feet inches high, light bacon color
soutly made full face, bushy hair, has very slight
soppags In his speech, and has been badly whipped
He SAYS he was born in Mddleburg, and sold in the
city Of Richmond, Va, to trader and carried TO New
Orleans 10 the schooner James Monroe, Captain Bush,
some twenty years ago. He says he lived with his
MASTER Mr. Necho In New Orleans, six or seven years
and thence he escaped to Boston, where he has been
following the water ever since until arrested here and
confined in jail His owner is hereby notified to prove
his title TO said Negro pay expenses and take him
away-o,hcrvyise be WIN be disposed Of as tho Law d.
reefs. GEO MILLER, Jailor.
- Ian H1-c6W
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Broad Rock Spring Race

WILL commence on the first TCEsDAf 10 maY,
w and continue three days.
FIRsT nAY-A sweepstake for three year old colts
and flies untried. 800 entIanss-Sss iorleti m''e
bsats: 10 name aud close the 2ath March.
SECOND DAY (Wednsrday)-Jocksy Club. Two
THIRD DAY (Thursday) - Jockey Club Purse
For entrance TO tho abovetakes, addresa Proprietor
or RrosS ROT Course The amount Of Purses made
" =. D.usI - a.. ,,n,s JOHN ALLCOCK.
sThs pronrietoy will keep a Training stable at
tbe Course. and, from his experience and personal al
tsnton thereto, gentlemen who enrust their horses
:. a,u ~, ~. - S;,,ns Jan la--cwew
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WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.

opFER FOR sALg
5UU and Timothy Seed
1875 boxes Tin Plate. comprising an assortment of
nearly all Sizes bright and loaded
Spell.r and Block Tin
$50 bags Rio, Laguira, Java and Mocha Coffee
us boxes Woolsey aud Stuart's LoafSngar
20 bbls crushed and puverised Sugar
30 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
20 hhds. Porto Rico aud Cuba Molasses
8 tierces new Rice
IS half boxes Gunpowdsr and Black Tea, part ex-
ira fine quality
$50 kegs Nails assorted sizes
400 sacks Salt
90 bbls. pure Cider Vinegar
$50 boxes Hull and Woodrufr's Tallow Candles
80 boxes New Bedford and Judd's patent Sperm
Candles
70 boxes Soap, part extra fine quality
$50 tierces fresh Thomaston Lime
50 bbls. Tar
so tierces Ground Plaster
1900 kegs Dupont's Sporting and Blasting Powder
235 bags Shot, assorted sizes
Sperm and Coal Pit Oil
Cheese, in casks and boxes
Cotton Yarns; Nova Scotia Grind Stones
Madder; indigo Pepper; Ginger
Pimento; English Mustard
Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Shy 10 and Toby 10 Glass
l25 tons Tredegar, Swedes, Country and English
Iron-conprslng an assortment Of nearly all Sizes
fiat round square, octagon band hoop, boiler plate and
sheet
6 tons American and English blisered Steel
. tons cast and German Steel
4 tons Nail Rods, assorted sizes
McCoImick's Mould Boards.
Richmond January 30, lSi9.-c4t
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FIAT ROCK ACADEMY.

,1,uE next session OF this institution VIII commence
L on The first February, and close me last cay ~
November. SIS, ,
For .u Wa,n. :" ,m o. either. s25
Ensish Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, $50
Reading, Spelling ard WIRING So
My price for board, during the session OF ten
months is S75 for week boafdefs, who spend satur
days and Sundays with their parents, Deduction OF
two.sryrntbs Is made for those days. In The prices
for tuition deduction Is nade except Tor prouaf,s
sicknrss a condition not less necessary 20 secure JUS
lice 10 The teacher than the advancement Of The ,tu
dent - 80
To parents and guardians boarding their sons or
wards with ME would say that II Is my habit 10 neI
the rectations Of my boartess At home as Wen ~ d.
school, whenever they prepared; and thai parien
lar hours, during intermissons, VIII be deYstro 10
study during which no disturbance WIZ De .o'eaea
thai is calculated impede the progress oil my board
I'm This regulation viii he risldy enforced Address
The ,absc riber, Macfar!and's Lunenburs county Var
gnia. jon" o"'Hi''' a.
AZ Wbiq requested TO give four insertions in their
eonntry paper; also. the Christian Advocate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.
TOHN DICKINSON (late Of Farmville) and r. F.
y LESTER. have connected themselves, under the
style and firm Of DICKINSON & LESTER, for the
purpose Of conducting
General Commission Business
In Petersburg They offer their services for the sale OF
all kinds Of Produce, &C., and will give prompt aiten
ton to forwarding Goods Manufactured Tobacco, &C.
Office on Bolingbrook street.
REFER 10 Mr. C q Read, A Vaughan, Esq and
Barksdale 4 Co FarmviIIe; Messrs Hester & White,
Read 4 Barksdale, and Word, Ferguson 4 Barksdale,
Richmond Jan l2-cl0t
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office 0fC. w. Purcell & Co.

ID. PAINE & Co. MANAGERS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
THE most brilliant Scheme ever drawn in America !
L 800 600 CAPITAL, 2 ol $50, 0O0 Of Ss25, 900,
8 OF Sl2 500-under the management of ID. PAINE
L. CO., sole Contractors ot all Maryland Lotteries
We have the pleasure of presenting t. adventurous In
Lotteries the largest and most brilliant scheme ever
drawn in the United States We invite particular at
tention il, and challenge acomparisOn with any other
scheme heretofore offered The prizes amount 10 FIVE
MILLION FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
To clubs and individuals this Scheme presents un.
eauaed advantages for packages, there being Is drawn
ballots in each package of IS tickets and one package
may contain the five highest Capitals. amounting To
TWO HUNDRED AND PiPrY THOUSAND DOLLARS
We present this Scheme at this early day, IN order
that our correspondents from all parts of the United
States may have ample time 10 forward their ordersand
receive their tickets before the day Of drawing arrives,
which Will take place NJ Baltimore IN the 2sth day OF
April lsig, under the superintendent ut Commission
ers appointed by the Governor of Maryland
Orders for packages single tickets will he prompt
Nv and confdrnalIy attended Ia, If addressed I" the
Managers, or 10
e. w. PURCELL & co Richmond, Va
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass a, 10
he drawmon Saturday, April 2sh 1919 IS No. Lotte