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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

GT- A movement in favor Of a repeal of the pre-
sent tariff OF a considerable modification of it, has
bs6h started stiona the manMstui5n Of New Ipf,
fst a eiAls esifghlisH "a ~ shhiagi q pfH,
Psssa V % bsla u tIJBlga 6 aq $40 Yea
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The Reault b Nov orleans.

We gave IN our paper of yesterday the result of
the late elections in this parish We were obliged
to keep the paper open until very late hour in the
morning in order to receive the votes from the
heavier wards; and the large edition we issued,
and the rapidity with which it sold, amply showed
the anxiety with which the announcement of the
result was looked for, and justified the delay for
which we might, under other circumstances, owe
an apology TO our regular subscribers. The haste
with which we were obliged to make up the tables
led to some mistakes-fewer, however, than we an
ticipated-in our figures.
The result, in some of the wards, astonished the
politicians of both parties. The Sixth Ward of the
Second Municipality surprised by the small majority
it gave the wings; while the Sixth Ward of the
First gave an increased vote Of oae hundred and
seventy eighty for each political party over the
vote of last year. At the last mentioned ward
there were polled this year upwards of 900 votes
while last year, when it was supposed the whole
strength of both parties was brought out, there
were polled only about $50. Whence the increase
came is a question in political economy and sats-
tics little beyond our comprehension. There is a
| large floating population in the Sixth Ward of the
| First-especially in sailors boarding houses-and
| it is probable that the increased vote came from
such sources, rather than from any regular increase
in the fixed population of the ward.
1t is also remarkable that several of the candi-
dates were elected by very small majorities Thus,
Mr.. Lewis was elected Sheriff by only 2s votes ;
Farrar twhig) was elected to the Legislature from
the First Representative District by only 5 votes
and Monaghan, (dem.) in the Second District, OBJ
tanned majority Of eight. Below Canal street,
Sever (whig) in the Fourth District, received Is
majority; in the Fifth, st. Martin (dem) had 7
majority; in the Seventh, Canonge (whig) had 8
majority, and his colleague, Lavile, 70; and in
the Ninth District Bartletle was elected by votes
We give below the vote for Governor, Lieut.
Governor, Auditor, Senators, Congressman, and
Sheriff, in each Of the Municipalities:
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LARaE FURNITURE SALE ~ "A. Depaa sells this day.
Al II O'Clock in the Arcade Passage quantity Of superior
Furniture, well worth the attention Of h0naokespels.
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Parish Of Plaquemines :. [oaiOial.1

We are indebted toa friend for the following
official returns from most of the precincts in the
Parish of Plaqueminess
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D. P. sCANLAN & co.,

NO. Y L8aTtTt8 stTftf,
RE receiving the finest French W1a 49,
n FANCY GOODS and MILLINERY offered ~
IN this city, comprising all that and desirable VI
for the The goods have been selected by - O&
Seaman, from the first houses fashion In s country aud
France We would call the attention and the pub
lie stock SILKS being the largest and complete
assortment offered In ihisicity. o3I sep
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~ Returns from the sout-West Pass Precinct unofficial Civ
Walker ~ Decloue Las5re So Noise and Ron guile IS
Ledoux, so Laeoste, 60 White 90
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Saint Charles Theatre.
PROGRAMME of the Organization for the Seasf
l649-5Q-To open on SATURDAY, Nov. 10, 1876


Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN,
Who u the Acknowledged leading the American and Brit
iAh Stage eagagcd limited Of nights, and the
her APPEARANCE VII be duly aunouncsd
Mr.. HUDSON,
The distinguished dahnsaOF character the prnc
pat British Theatrcs-nOw performing the Eastern Theatres With
Miss JULIA DEAN, g
The popular yuung American actress limited
Der Of nighu1 and will shortly appear
Mile. HERMIHIE BLAFGY,
The great Danseue America, perform
e st. Charles, the Of heE early umphs NewOrsan
limited number Of nights, earlyin the season.
- . Monsieur DURAND
The Distinguished Dancer fln the Psu Theatres, engaged to
Mr.. c. DIBDlN PITT
The celebrated British Tugedian perform nights It
being his farewell Engagement a N0WOdeus
THE HERON FAMILY,
From the Dublin TheaWhoae
ated deep sensation and left lasting plession
a few nights.
Mrs. J.. NJ. FIELD,
ls rs appearance here Tor FIVE years. ENGAGED the leading
Mrs. MALONE RAYMOND,
From The Haymarket Theatre London Liverpool
engaged for portion Of the Also
PHngts,
Miss FANNY RAYMOND,
Miss LOUISA RAYMOND, ADD
go, Miss EMILY RAYMOND,
Who val appear in series Of pleasing Musical Diversnont
10 dtay bner lasnis Also, for the season, eRgaged
Miss EMILY COAD,
Mrs RUSSELL,
Miss Verify,
hu. WARWICK
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Auction Sales This Day.
i'm DEPAss will sell, at II o'clock, in Banks Arcade Pas
Sage-FUrnituTe.
F. H. PETTTPAIE viii sell, at 10 o'clock at No. Canal
stFeet-Dry Goods
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Neyv nd Interesting WorI.s

r. The varieties and interesting matter. Will
Calculations Southwest For sale In quantities,
NewYork and Philadelphia prices by b. NJ NORMAN,
M bookseller. Is
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fsV- Protection Hose Fire Co. The officers and
members will please attend Adjourned Monthly Meeting
THURSDAY EVENING, sh inst, at 7 o'clock. By order.
JOS. IL. hU6hA, Secretary
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M a II ed
On Tuesday the 9th inst by the Kew. w A Scott WILLIAM
BAILY WILSON to MARY ELIZABETH daughter Of Captain
James Stockton, all Of this city.
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ss4sfa4 skheeHs faisIlh NfR5hash lRg la
tal q aslll.s aala ahlS
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Joseph Altman, Justice. John Brunette Collector
Coleman JaoksOn Constable. Arthur FOer qss0ssor
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NOrman's Book and Stationery Restabiishmsnt,
10 CAMP st,

Bookseller and Stafi0nsr
Is NOW RECEIVING his usual large complete The
Beaon, which oilers the City and Country rads, prices
As Low As ANY OTTER HOUSE IN TINS CITY-and
the quality and style Of The stock warranted to be superior
respect 02s 2ptf
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10 Go 10 Bunoes and Of his large stock, OF
eyey variety OF Hats such want Tor ourselves and
Tor our friends but do Mt forget
C. d. BUNCE's Premium Hat Stores,
nj 81 80 Canal and Of St Charles and Common
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lust PUBLISHED, important box every citizen at Lou
y sIla-TlE LOUISIANA MAGISTRATE, and Parish OaicgTs
GueContainng Copious and
she Peace Administrators, Executors, Clerks, Sheriff. Con1bcs,
C0Touers aud Business Men generally Together with the Ccus-
lions q Louisiana aud the United States by Edward r. Olco
Judge Of District Court and Henry NJ. Sp0HoTd
/ Attorney st Law. 70. Published by b. NJ. NORMAN,
| ii STD law Bookseller, Camp
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
vaVresrr, r,ve,sysrY,p,
Results % the -Election in Ne,vOrIeans,

gohn l.. Lewis.,....,,,..,.,., Sheriff.
Robert Spedden Coroner
GYM
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EW~ Neither the Captain oOnsgnees Of the British
ship CHARLES CHALONER from Liverpool, will be accountable
ms Nv WIN. MURE, lis Common
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~LO.O,F-Howard Lodge No. IA Regular
Meeting this Lodge will held THIS EVENING Thursday
inst, at Ne Grand Lodge Hall at o'clock Punetua ndanoe
requested BY order Of the n g. -
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Men Bend VlckSbug, Grand Cult, Rodney Nachgz, and All
intermediate laningsThs splendid fast steamer will posi-
lively THURSDAY, he 9Th inst, p NJ precisely For
freight passage appyto T. g. ChAAL5s ~ Common st.
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ODEoN TEMPLE OF Honor, No. 8, g. Of TAT the
last quarterly meeting Of this Temple The following Ocen
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Rsv- The Constance of Box, Barrels and Kegs
marked L. s. House. Cssy Tenn shipped 70 Order ship
Hndoo Philadelphia will please make bis residence known
ny rs S'''A 'H '- j. ". ANDREWS g. co. 81 Common st.
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~ The ship Hindoo will commence diIcharrnE
ThlI Morning, the Mint, First Municipality Consigned viii
the hsr goods the LeVse they viii
be stored al thsr expense and Tlk. -. -. -.
J. W, ANDREWS g. co. 9l Common st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
A FIRST RATE LANDED ESTATE Fol,
SAL T.

- pursuance cf decree o. tie County Cou, Of Prince
Edward, maze II the July term, 1882 We, the Com.
m-sIonrrs appointed by the decree the same
Will, on WEDNESDAY, the tenth day oil October
next, II the Gny be fair, II not, the TAR Gay
thereafter, proceed Ia sell, tr emis-s. Tie Tact
Land referred Ia ~ ti,r said decree known ty The
81 SANDY Ford, and belonging 10 The heirs ni Id
war! Dillon. decreased. IN land lies 10 tl- Counties
OF Prince Et~a ard Cumberland, bn aides nf The
appomaox aver, about three mites above the town al
Famv!llr ami sixty i've aho:- Petersburg, and North
6f Ilampdcn sidney Cole. - aaouL seven miles ':Ar
hole tract contains, By aie survey, yi, acres.
Which l52 acres are low crouEds-hht On the day ~
safe, II will be offered distinct tracts, unless IL
may the wishes Of purchasers bid Tor tile Whole
That part Of tho estate winch lies lh- Prncr i.,i.
ward side ri the s-f cnntans JL2 acres, of which los
acres are low Er~inis, about 21 acres al Cultivated
higa land and .i1 acIrs heavily tinbrred. lr ini
pave np1n ii.!i portion consist q. large AMI
colnnrnio,is I'D fashioned dwelling iati--, wI all
other necessary aud convenient buildings. TIE other
MI OF the estate, WHICH lrs the opposite side Of The
App maox ilvsr aud IS ~ ta- ronnt! al Cumberland,
contains 1921 acres al which III low grounds, i3J
oi cultivated high ilni and .5l OF heavily
rim,rIrh land. The improvements an ilr Cumberland
side uyrrs-rr- house, tobacco hlfn- rura
house, stable lui negro quarters.
;unly Ford = sell KNOWN tis Sr.ti"u -. Virginia,
and l. generally ad,it'-i ~ cuayr.-nt judges IL lee
ue I'll the very hsSl estates !ilr tppan it:uA over
Il well :ddpstd 10 thr prodacon al The staples 81
this part "I Tie iie--corn, wheat oats ani i"hlc."
Tie Growth al which Tie OPERATIONS al Tile plantation
directed; but. With proper arrangements, II
would make most valuable sccs farm. a. !! was once.
manly aii most loh.iby used &c rcarn- stock lha
note, Ter tIcif superior qualities Considered IN
-lic view, tie property no: unworthy uf the at!-n
iion II Pennsylvania at o,r, N"rl!irrn farmers, WIN
nay he disposed 20 Gahr Investments IL Virginia Anif
The Teams u sale under the DEERE One ihiri
cash. .liiid payable IN twelve months. aud the o-,
third III Two years. Eund., VIII approved sec.rty
~ b- required for the deferred Payments, aud tie Il.
tic III, land Wi, be retained un.ll ;s Whole of the
purchase money i paid
i- tiers, directed l"e> Al FarmTlllr. will n
,rnton. JAMES II DiLI.OS, t,,
ALh&ANLER : DILLON, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
TOURNAMENT AT THE HUGuENOTTE
SPRINGS

4 TOURNAMENT will ;ahe place al The
~ Hreucnc,le Springs, Posh1Ian County, on
Thcrd,y, the 9Th H.. the chiyalfous
X ish's VITO drsme 10 participate IN The sallan
Il e's Of ,ht Jay. viii Do We'll 10 Communicate
as soon as possible, IL The Undersigned a: Inc
Springs, ia order that they mag register their
names and designate their numLcr OF The list oil
Contestants.
The festivities VI the AZ will b, closed al
night bY thr QUEENS BALL.
The GRAND FANCY BALL will come OF
On The following night.
From The great G,cres! excited by the T,urna>
mint vi la>l year-ani celia! sith which every
thing passed OIL On that occasion, am induced
10 believe that the opportunity now sboul 10 BE-
offered, 10 hese VINO like 10 witness LEAFS Of gal.
lantry, will be looked forward 10 viii no liule
pleasure. X. W. ~ fSIER.
B.-The eiii.ers oil The day. aid programme
for the government Of iillins, will BE- announced
hereafter.
The Husuenoue Packet will leave the waail
al head OF lbe basin, on The morning Of The Tour:
nament, al 7 o'clock precisely. Sept ls-cd
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faass,: y ~ IlIte.

Ulsl'Icno AND COM MISSION MEX
CHANTS,
NO. Gi. WEST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
llAVE now in st"re unusually large and well 81
~ leoled stock IL FAMILY GROGERlES inr cash
or IN the usual time u punclua customers -mhfdcing
in part
Ola Java, Ii", T.asuifa, Manila aud Mlrcalbo Coffee
ST. Efol1, Pnrn Kcn aud New Orleans sugar
Woo.ry & Wno,s y',Cfuslrd and PuivrIIsrd Sugar
Sperm, Ta;low and AianantIne Candies
Porto Rico aud Trinidad M"lss-s
DnpnLis Powder, shot and sails
Good and Damaged Sole Leather
Swe.!e- and American Iron
Cotton Yarns, Bed ccri- mil l.. iliag Lines
Wrapping, TAP aud Letter Paper
li-rrin.s, Mackrrrl and Shad
BALTIMORE No Lard, III keys
Family Bacon, Hog Round
Western Sldr>. tor Negroes
Liv,rp. oil and Gfound Alum salt
Alum, cnprrrss, Ginger, Pepper
Lamp Hll Window GlasG
Shoe Thread, &c, &c.
n. B.-M.ss.e & White will attend Ia the sales 81
C"rn, Wheat. Flour aud Tobacco, and viii their
best rIrfohs to obllin the highest market price.
Sept 7-cTiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

LANDlN CuES TERRIFIED FOR SALE.
10Y virtue Of deed OF truss executed 10 the sue,
y sc;iher b. Benjamin +. Goofe, deed. bearing
..alc o, the le,h daY Of Juae, 1917, and ln!Y 'r-
cof,,c. m ,fe crih's hicc 81 Chesterfield couaty
Csnr |. as the ifrsee herein named, in esccH-
ion ii ,hc said tTn,i, having been so requested hy
III. cfs.iito. named IN he sail deed, will EXPOSE
- sale. a. pubic aGc.ioa On The premises, h.
.o,rc: res.drnce e! he sal. Ben amin +. Goete III
H. county oi Chesterfield, OF TUESDAY. the :!
tay q Uc;uber, 1919, al IL c'cock, A. Va, the
following properly, real aoi personal in Inc ss'l
deed mentioned, VIZ "A tract Of land with IS in'-
pfoyements snl appearances, wherein ihe sa'.
Goccc now resides in the county OF Chesle'iield,
atioirins he lands OF K y Hotson and Il 'cnaii
G. IL, on GOODS Road, containing one hun
drsd aat h.ay-hree and enc !hi!': acres. mere oF
l-ss; ard lie rolio.in. .aycS, with 'h-if incfrase
Phil, Jntilb, Mary, Agne*, Amy and Ms''ita,
T,nu. If sal., cash, f"r the whole amount
e IN. purchase mon.y. Tae lille 10 The abo;e
m-at,nrcd ;go1rty IS believed 10 I've perlec.y
nool ba. 4 iiag - ;iusiet, he Undersigned Vii!
rn.gry enig >ucl li,lr 4s Is vested III him by IL:
deed %! tiu.i aioIesai
JOSEPH NJ. CARRlNGI ON,
S,ri l0-:is T.u>te
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND NE
GROES

THE under lsnei. Executors Of Samuel Lodge, Of
hppomlttoI county, will sell, II public auction
THURSDAY, the Isl day O. November mart, on the
pr. ses all Of the Estate Of the lats Samuel 7. Lodge,
both real and p-rsn6ai-say the tract Of land lying
vausan's Creek ami the Stage road from Farmyr 10
iynrhburg, and Joining the lands Of Erwin Guy
William Mathews and others, and containing abont sj0
acres, which may, and II required will, he divided
into parcels to sGit these disposed Ia nur
chase the The terms of sale for tile land viii be-
one fourth cash. the remaining threr-ionrths in equal
payments Of one and three years. bearing Interest
iiom tho date II sale, and secured BY bond. and Deed
nj Trust on The land.
hsn all the -tuck or ldscs Cattle IIoas, Corn and
Plantation Utensils and household aud Kitchen Fur
hituIe; also, about twenty Negroes, Men, Women aud
Children most nf them young and likely. The Negroes
will he sold for cash thr fcs; Of the personal r,tltr
where the amount eycee Is sln credit will be given Of
sir months the purchaser To give bnnd and approved
security and for all a"t exceeding SiU, the cash
Will he required
The Executors wish 10 close their administration
sp~rdly possible, and request all persnns who may
have claims against their tcsior, To have the same
ready, in proper md legal fofm and present hem on
tile day OF sale, t,at they may be examined an. ar
Engagements made p1y them IS speedily As possible
Those wIshin. 10 view The lands &c will call Ed
win Gray or William Mathews.
WILIIAI MATHEWS, r
JAMES GRAY, NA's'
Semi oI--cILI
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J. G. CRANE II SO \,
NO. 10, 18TH STREET,

-s1. ~ ~ - -
HAVE received a part, AMI Will continue IL
L 1 receive by luture arrivals their Fail Sioca
OF Goods, Consisting Ut The usual variety, anc
ohe. iur sale The following, viz:
FOR ST1OEMdk ERS.
Sole Leather OF all scus; French and Ameri
can Gait Skins; Rls.rt and Wax Upper Lea.
the; Seal Skin; Lining and Binding Skins
Boot and Ladies Morocco; Snoc Thread, OF all
kid; and Shnemakers' Tools.
FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS.
Morocco Skins; Chaise Hides; Curtain Lea
,he!; Paen, Leather; Bows; Bands; AXES
Springs; Moss; Rubber Cloth; Damask Liniogs
g..
FOR SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS
SkilIing, Harness sHd Bride Leather Hog
Sklus; Sheep Skins Saddle Trees; Serge Gerlh
and S'rainius Webs; Silk and rhreas; Deer
Hair; Varuish. &c.
FOR TANNERS AND CURRIERS'.
Spanish and Slaughter Hides AMI Veal
Skin; Tanners Oh; and Curriers' Tools, SC.
FOR MhCHlNlSTS.
Band and Lacing Leather, &c.
Which We will sell on the usual terms 10
punc;ua customers. Sept. 1-c3w
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sSE AZ. Go.idisa, .s:s:.
- -
GCSr VALUABLE E,pN1

-'eaT m mon! toy th,r lcuh Ms !Sio.k of
Horse>. .Hues. trms, II IS Cioot Of Corn.
Cas-, Hay. 81.
'if!it. subscriber. ilnaius u imp ssibe 70 !,
l. .eid 10 h. naaa senenl O! a l,m and
his hd,!nc.s III luan, ha> te,erminel Ia icn,uy,.
10 RmhmoGd, ana Vii sci! Al public auclnn.
~ tn pr m'ses, WITHOUT reserve, on TUES .
DAY she 10 day Il Octvber, 1879 common
ins al II O'Clock n. NJ the Fam OF which i,e
nov restless, called 'Kuse Meath" formerly owr
81 anu 'ctnp'ei by The Rev. jesse II rurnrr,
situated hooui = nils west Of he sad city, IN
u" south side 81 the Deep Ran Turnpike f9a
Inc whole tract e naas 3i3 acres; ana is com.
posed oi 'hrcc distinct a;m'. Il viii te so d..
'idet. as 10 give 10 The man.Iun-hOuse llact i29
aces; 10 The larin recently occapird By MIR tIie,
Gary, i2Sl acres; and 10 The Ia I'M near Mt>>,s
Anthony "id "oilianx RobiGsoaj formerly oc-
caprd by The said Cary, - acres
Inc iaad attached 10 each farm (bai more
especially me TWO iufmef) is in the h enest ,tae
81 cultivation AMI Improvement, and Is viii be
seen ~ reference Ia the growing clo,<. The
oiiidI.s upon The mansion. .uuSe tIacl are large
anu caCyen!ently arahsci- consisting q. 4
dWeiIlas handsomely finished, and hearty new
CONTAINING twelve 'ooms, besi,:es VIDE pa.sise,
aee pof'ic' ~ siurrs a.gl, AID all other lie
rosary ud- briiciags.
Tie improvements nron the tIaci recently CO
cGpiri ~ Mr.. Cay consist oi Comfortable
Dwelling in so,n cTdcr, large stables barns, say
wants houses, &c. The Improvements upon tie
o':irf fac consist OF 4 dwelling somewhat oul II
itfair, (bu' With small expenditure could hc
m7ce com'oreDie) 4 kitchen, barn, g. y map
and survey Of he wno.e iaiu will b. ready IL;
examination IN a :cw days, ard ma, b. seen b;
caliieg oa he auctuneer.
Immediately alter lie sale ol the land, thu per.
sonai estate ws!i be sold. The personal estate
CONSISTS IN part 81 Il horses, one al which is
very Superior riding animal, 10 fine mules,
broed maze and a mule colt, IS mich COWS,
a2ont 100 hogs AMI shoals, excellent fanny
Carriage, ! ba'ouchc about 5000 ib> oats AM
has, about 300 bois corn large quan.iy O..
,traw, fodder, shucks, &c., several wscons, cars
all the farming iap, u;enls OF every description
all II nv household. .urniinte, ,aciuiiue (bc-
si:cs one hne piano. every an.ci- usually t.uu;
in eenteel family, all nearly new az. in 20, Il
ordf'; ;ogcl-t VITA an excellent family liblaiS
TgsM>: E.! lie and one fourth casL; balance
a, |, an. years, fr bon4s bearing interest,
secured ~ nut teei. For tie personal cs,al-.
al sums uatcr so, east: over TIA! amount. u
moh,a, cIcdi. 'of approved endorsed necolabe
Paper JOS. IL. COLOJiTf.
r. Sale 10 h.. conducted by
Sep 4-c.ts W. GODDlN. aucr
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la mDertox d iai &c,

IN FOURTEENTH STREET, uRder the hAcnahge
~ Hotel, Richmond, Virginia
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery, No g.. september Ia
IA SO 20 Is 8 SIS % 10 % "a - rs ~
,titc.
Drawn Nos Of Mononeaa Lottery, No lib, Sept IL:
G3 l6 II ~ 10 : IL t. A 81 - 50 81 IL.
Drawn NosGf delaware Lottery, \" - :, prmb.r ~.
n 6 Is 81 IS ~ 20 80 & IA =. ~ 81 81 81
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
rRInAY-The SUSSEX County iDrlaware) Lottery,
Class No 67-Capi;als: Sl5,OOO, a,5p, 500, $50,
ll60 of 900, &c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81
.lares in proportion.
SAIURDAY-Doilar l.ottsry-The Sussex County
trsilwarr) Lottery, E:i.a, Class No. li3-CGpital
sia1. SC. - Nos, Is drawn. Tickets S!-shares
proportion.
SATURDAY EVENIEG-tSaes close A. o'clock)
HANDSOME SCHEME!
The Virginia Monong.lia Lottery, Class No llo-Ia
pis: $4,000, IL ITO, 5000, 1861, % oi LUZ, ID "i
80, 49, OF 3m, b.ias the low 81 three number prizes
:. Nos Is drlwn. Tick.ts Siu--safts IN proportion
splendid LOTTERY Tor saturday, september 29ti.
The Virginia Monon. ria l.ottety Class No. 1, for
$40 Capitals: ptizu oi SO30O, 3oo10, ID Uo1, la,
U 81 oil UUJ 3.0JJ. ~ ot .01J, lOJ OF ,OOO,
~ IL isi, Sc. IS Nos, II drl"n Tickets S3J-
In proportion.
70 orders Tor packages, certificates oil packages,
sucr ae,s or shares thr above IN any Of aiau
T, s Co.'S Lotteries, col winch thsre arc dra@in.s
every day a; prices ,ayns f,rEi s. In $40 ottickeis
M.;ecciye me l,os p.3apl attention.. dni the draw
Lays Forwarded immediately L. di-iani adrenturers.
when requested. Address
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond Va.
~ Rscolleci No 3-''There'siue in odd numbers,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
LOTTERIES.
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sos, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
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sos, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
IL MoSp. VIRGINIA.
i..tai'the world say what they can,
Fo, selling Prizes. STR the man
o,,wn Nos of Moncugaia Lottery, No. ILL., Sept. II:
81 G. 20 81 IS IS 81 DO 10 - A.
Tmk,i, Nos. ID &c, priae OF sloo, sold and paid
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I,,,wn NJ. Of Su.se. Lottery No 6s, September II:
IA a 80 &c IS s. % IL Sc ~ y rs 9.
Ticket, Nos - Is ~ STRATUM
rawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, no Ito, Sept ia
+, 81 ~ 81 Is ~ II - 6e Is 5s 9
Ticket, Nos 30 as, Capital. sold and paid by
u,awn Nos Of Moaoo -ala Lottery No lie, Sept 10:
- Is IL IL ~ s3 ~ 66 ~ 6s Al 81 6i 80 IL.
Draw Nos OF Sussex LOTTERY, No 6b. September III:
q IL II 10 is 81 G3 - 5 % Ga ~ 3 -.
Ticket, Nos S, So prize Of Seo" sold and; ana PAID
ptawn Nos of Mouoncalia Lottery, 30. li3. Sept L.:
6a is II ~ 20 3 II 6i A 81 50 20 81 10.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No "a, September w
II 6 50 81 IS 70 - - IA p 50 81 50 81.
SCHEMES t'Oa THE HEEh.
Is coo DOLLARS 20 500 DOLLARS.
FR.UAY-Susse1 Lottery, No. 67-capltais: Si''-
GA 5ou SEQ. 30, l,l6b, Of i,U &c 10 Moss
Is Grawn. Tickets 81: halves ?; quarters l.
1000 DOLLARS III 1000 DOLLARS!
SAIURDAY-Susse1 Lottery, No. li3-Capita's
$4,000, 1000. COO, SC. IS Nos. 10 drawn. i"Ae~
81; halves ~ cents; quarters 20 cents
10000 ,000 DOLLAko'
Virginia Monon gaia Lottery, No. US, iot ,s4' "a
be drawn on Saturday, September 80, an !, nm
5000, 6sI, 50 of 900. &C. Tickets sio' "a'e' -
quarters 81. ,s :, p,cr,p.. ana
sinr,e Tickets in allthe Lotteries WI" be pfonp.! az
.ena.. ~, -" N. STRATTON,
81, ~ Richmond, Va.