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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

O. The Zanesyillle Courier, speaking
Of the telegraph report Of the death of Gen.
Taylor, sa.s-
@He bids fair to live long enough to give
Locofocoism s6ts" worse than than they
have had yet" --.... .
We think he has given US kind Of Fitz
that are quite bad enough and entirely un-
sufferable. Ii he were to search creation
o'er. we do not believe be could find wor Sc
or meaner kind Of ats" than Fstz Warren,
the western hog-driver.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

GA man whipped his female slave
the other day ct Glasgow, Mo, so tha, she
died in consequence. A coroner's jury
was called, who brought in a verdict tha,
''the woman died of apoplexy brought on
by excitement"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

~ A destructive fire occurred in Cleve-
land on Friday morning about one o'clock,
which destroyed The new Episcopal Church
on Euclid st., and two barns, and nearly
consumed several other buildings The loss
is estimated at from Sc 900 to $1,000. The
fire is supposed to have been the work Of in
cendiaries.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

O. Elections take place to-day in five
States, viz: Iowa, Missouri, Indiana, Ken
tucky, Alabama, and Texas. In all but
the first two members of Congress are to be
elected. In Missouri, the election is for
members of the Legislature, whose votes are
to determine the fate Of Col. Benton, so far
as his reelection to the Senate is concerned.
The election in Tennessee took place on
the I'd inst.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Democratic Convention.
Special Court.

We are requested 10 state tina, there v i'll
he q special session Of the Associate
judges, for Probate business, held at the
Ceurt house, on Saturday, Aug. llth.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
CINcINNATl, July !!

GREAr RISE IN THE B4e MIAMl.-1he
Big Miami River is very high. The rise
was SO rapid, that large amount of dam
age was done to corn fields and fences
The back water raised the river at its point
four feet; both rivers are now falling.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

GThe Taylor Whigs have appointed
the 10th ins., as the day to nominate n
ticket to be supported by them in this coun.
ty. TIE Taylor men and Free Soilers
can't whistle through the same Quill as
they did last fall.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

King Caucus at Washingtom.-The
Washington Union describes the process by
which the Second Washington" is manag-
ed in the matter Of appointments, by his
Cabinet:
sThe Cabinet seldom meets the Old Hero
as Cabinet. without first having had a
private consultation at the State Department
for the purpose Of uniting upon the ques'
tions which they know from the correspon-
dence which reaches them, must come up
for consideration and decision on the sue
ceeding day. In the old wainscotted room
where Forsy the, Webster, and Cal
houn have written themselves up or down
to posterity, as Providence disposes, the stor-
nay secer meet to equalize favors and reg
ulate patronage; their watch word being,
as we haze been informed, seach one for
himself, and the devil for US all. j" Here, az
ter wrangling, log-rolling, hair-splitting, land
sweating, with much hard swearing, deeds
are said to be determined upon-verdicts
are made and Jud gments are agreed upon
which are entered The next day at the table
of the second Washington, as though they
had never been thought of until the moment
Of the recording. And the best of the joke
is, that the old Hero kaoars nothing abeut
the caucuses, and thinks that he has the
most amiable, concilatory, and unanimous
cabinet of any President, not even except
ing his cotenpeFary and humble imitator,
Leuis Napoleon OF France"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

VThe Texas Star learns that parties
have gone to the Washington Mountains,
In search of gold, which is found there in
great abundance.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

The Great Cararan.-The St. Louis
Reveille says that the whole number Of
wagons en- route across the Plains to Califer-
mia wiil make train OF 55 miles in length.
The same paper estimates the number Of
men now on their way to California, by this
route, at Sc 900.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

o. The election of Canal Commissioner
takes place in October, in Pennsylvania.
The Democracy seem to be in good spirits,
and manifest determination to redeem the
old Keystone state from the dominion Of
whiggery.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06


10 The Free Soilers Of this county met
in convention, at the Court house in this
village, on Thursday last, and nominated
ticket to be supported by that party at the
approaching fall election. We understand
that the convention was pretty well attend
I'd, delegates being present from nearly all
Of the townships. The convention passed
resolutions declaring their adherance to the
principles laid down by the Buffalo and &C.
lumbus Conventions, in favor Of Land Re-
form, in favor of a Convention to amend the
Constitution, &c. The following is the
ticket put in nomination:
For Representative FRIEND COOK,
Of Atwater.
Comnaissiomsr-MA MARCUS F. SPELL
MAN, of Edinburgh.
Prosecuting Atfy-JOHN L. RAN
.NEY, Of Rayenna.
Trsasursr-FRED,K WILLIAMS, Of
Shalersville.
Recoraef--JOHN N. SKINNER, Of
Rayenna.
p. II. Dirsctor-JsAAC SWIFT, Of
0arsnna.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

G1he New York Herald has neni.
mated Gen. Scott for the Presidency in 1852.
1t old the Same thing for him in 1889.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

GO Gen. Taylor and Governor Johnston
are to be in Pittsburg on the 18th inst.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

O. A correspondent Of the New York
Hrrald, writing from Washington under
data Of July 2lst, says that Vim. c. Jones,
Col Benton's son-ln-la W, has been despatch
ed b.. the government, with all speed for
California, over land through Mexico He
thus speaks Of the object of his mission:
@The object Of the visit Of this gentleman
10 California is not exactly known; but it
has been surmised that its object is FIRST to
persuade Col. Fremont to accept the ap-
pointment of Commissioner to run the boun-
dry Eas between this country and Mexico,
to persuade tie people Of California to
frame constitution, and to inquire into
the validity Of certain grants Of land sup
posed to be false, or invalid.
So, notwithst anding the northern wings
sssert that Gen. Taylor will sign the Pro
viso as soon as it is presented to him, ye'
every effort is to be employed to keep the
question from before him. To effect this OBJ
ject, an agent must be despatched to Cali
fornia at the expense Of the national Treas
ury, to persuade the people Of that Terrific
ry to form State Constitution, and apply
for admission into the Union at the next ses-
sion of Congress, and thus relieve the adj
ministration from its embarrassing situa-
ton. But there is one thing certain-a fair
expression of the people of that territory
will prohibit the introduction of slavery
therein, and thus this vexed question will
be settled by the people, as we have ever
believed it fonld be, in favor Of freedom.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

O. One of Tayaor's new postmasters re-
Gently directed a package Of letters to this
city for distribution, as follows, exactly:
"Nopolis
Indian" ~
Capacity was not the secret of that ap-
pointment certainly. 1t must have been
honesty or fdelitY.-IndianapolIs Sent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

Littleiohn, the RsriraliH.-The States
man says that tfthe report started by the
Indianapolis Olive Branch that VIM. Ham
Slton who died If cholera in the Ohio Pen
itentiary on the 18th day of July, was Lit
sleiohn, the celebrated reyivalist, is untrue.
Hamilton made no statement ON his death
bed as was charged, that he was Littlejohn,
and if be had, his statement would not have
been believed, for Hamilton was too young
. man to have had such statement cred-
,itsd. At his death he was but % years old. "
There must be some mistake about this
matter. The number Of the Olive Branch
which gave an account Of the death Of
Hamilton, and Of his death-bed declaration
that he was the celebrated Littlejohn, was
published the latter part of June, and Of
course could not have referred to VIM.
Hamilton who died Of cholera on the 10th
Of July. Hare two VIM. Hamilton's died
In the Peniteniiary recently!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

Farther News BY THE CRESCENT CRY.
"A mass meeting had been hold by the
citizens Of California TO consider the prac.
ticablity of electing delegates to Con-
ven,ion for forming government for Cal
ifornia. 1t took place June IL. The
meeting was addressed by Peter FL. Barnett
Esq. Hon. Thomas Butler and Benjamin
P. King of Georgia, and Mr.. A. Butfan.
The rush of emigrants has been so great,
lately that it has been impossible for stran-
gers to get nights lodgings Tor love or
money. They pitch their tents on the
beach, swarm there, until their funds are
exhausted and then push for the mines.
The mines are fast being filled up with
foreigners. Whole ship loads of them ar
rive daily from the coast of South Amer.
ica.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
NEW YoRK, July %.

G..e NEW YORK, July 28.
Brevet Major Gates died Of Cholera at
Frederickburgb, Texas, on 25lh June.
The steamer Portland arrived at New
Orleans on the Oath, with advices from
Texas to the 10Th. The crops in Texas
are said 10 be promising, although rain was
rather abundant. A gentleman from the
river Gila eontradicls the report of gold
having been discovered there. He met
the U. S. troops on their way 10 El Passo-
all well. The Cholera was raging IN
Fredericsburgh, Texas-3o persons haV'
ing died with it.
The Texas papers abound with the usual
number of murders. The Indians had at
tackled a U. S. train of wagons between
Bexar and Eagle Pass, killed ls teamsters,
aud captured all the mules belonging to
the train.
A general Indian war is anticipated by
the NJ Mexicans.
Lieut.. Walkers Rangers are stationed
ot San Patricio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Arrival Of the steamer Cambria.

RIOT in Ireland.-Pfaace Cdnaao an
Francs.-Ts Pops's Prayerfor Oudi'
not and expected return to Rome.-
Cirabildi safe IN the No"ntasns.-Bat'
tie an Hungary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
Straisosn's OMce,

aGli16StH OskRJCs
MOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA
Let a the world say wnatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
10 81 II 40 81 IS 80 81 Is So Al rs 3S.
Whole Nos. I6 80 35 prize Of $500; half
Nos. 80 "a IS, prize OF $1,000; d.. do. 10 81
Al, do. OF :SlOO, all sold AMI pail ny
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, No. 6, Jan. 18th :
25 50 % 10 SO "a 43 5 II 81 ) 6S 81.
n Halt Mos Mos 3 81 :! % q Four more. sold
i'eh'l y, N'> :, 81 =, 60 Sant pail by
3d. De-. 3 s II "a a srRATToS,
Drawn Nos. Of MonungaIia Lottery, Glass -
70 81 40 SO SO 65 60 % 26 Al so 81.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSl
acknowledgements, No. IA. Capitals: s25,00O,
5000, 5000, 900, Of 1000, dc. IS Nos, is drawn
Tickets SIS; halves , so; ars. IS.
10000 DOLLARS! 20 900 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. 4. Capitals:-s30,-
OO0 aOOOO 10000, 5,OOU 3U72 20 OF ,5UO 20 Of sOO,
etc. 66 Nos, 10 drawn. Ticketssl0 halves S; quar-
ters 9 50.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
5000 5OO l45 2OOO, 10 of 800 10 Of $50 10 Of
200, &C. IS Nos, IL drawn Tickets S.; halves
. so; qrs. 25
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5 of 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. Is. Capais:-si5,oco,
of 3,OOO Of 500 SC. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets
81; halves ,; quarters j.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Mononealia Lottery Glass A, for lsl9, 10
be drawn on Saturday. January 9th. - No Lottery
is drawn ballots Prizes S70,nln, $4,000, l5ODO,
10 UU0 100 Of lOO 100 of sou, 23i Of 2JO Tickets
Sa0-sharcs III proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages anu
single Tickets IN all the Lotteries Will br promptly At
tended 10, nd drawings scnt when REQUESTED fIeasr
address orders 10 N. sTKhfION,
Ian % Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23

Negro ksIrishs and s.eAcEai
Agency.

,y1IlE subscribers having been, far many years, en-
eased ~ Grnerli Agents in this ci;:, art;n o.er
their services 10 their former patrons and To tue puhc
generally for the collection o.: claims of every dtscrip
Iinn houses AMI receiving the rents iT9ing
out uegr0es. collecting Their h.Trs. al disrsng vi
them At public private sale IHeg ais" sci real pro-
pely in town or country, and puIchaSs saves on cci
mission. For The prninptnrss and fidelity wan winch
they attend business, they refer {" the ez-ns oil
Richmond generally, and particularly 10 the following
2entempn-vlZ: - ,
Gen WIN Lamhert, Mayor; Bernard Pfy;on, Nm u
Richardson, Jas !: Heath, Audi'of; George w MGniod,
VIM < Thos Rtchir, Mosely S Elliott. WIN SANDS,
Nicholas Mills John Rutherford, Andrew Stevenson
John NJ Patton Webb, Bacon & baskerville. Archibald
Pleasants Williams, Claiborne Go, jas Caskr, yohn
G. iIohson John |. Tate, DUNLOP Mnhcnre q Co, jGhh
NJ Ferguson, II w & FRI, Thos c,aS Ellis l.oun
Elicit. PHILLIP NJ tnDb q SoS,
Office on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank.
NB-Persons wishing TO place servants nnier our
control for The ensuing year woulG consult their inter-
est by giving US early notice thereof. accompanied by
list Of the servants and statement 81 their chafac-
and qualifications, and by sending thr 10 ~ on or
before the 18th of December or as soon thereafter us
practicable as tiY Christmas week il the most avora
BILE time for hiring.
Owners at a distance may avoid the trouble and ex-
pense of coming iowa with servants, by sendihs
them 10 our address, after having previously advised us
of the time and manner of sending them so that we
may be IN readiness To receive them, on thrlr aHi'a,
al the time and piarr designated, aud have them
placed where they will be comfortably provided Tor I'LL
hired out.
We superintend through the year all servants hired
out by u.s. and In OF illness, pay special at,ehthn
10 their being promptly furnished the necessary neil
cal aid. NJ TABB s. SON.
n.,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
Reduction 0f coils 0es the
Ga VAL,

r a meeting Of the President and Directors of the
n lanes River and Kanawha Company, held at Rich
mond, on Friday. i2th January, 1879:
II being satisfactorily represented 10 the Board on
hehaf of many respectable farmers from the river cou
lies brtwesn Richmond and the Blue Ridge, mat me
present toll has the effect al iiscouraelns me
cultivation of 'hi article for market anu oi Causing
hr greater portion of The crops which are raised Ia hr
unnecessarily and Ia:i-hy fed Ia arm stock; aud iu-
Their that suitable reduction of toll thereon would
cause shipment for market Of an additional qn anu
" 0f Corn greatly exceeding the ratio oil such rednr
ton, that the revenue ofthe Company would there
by be increased .
Resolved, Tina, the toll on Corn and Corn Meal be
reduced 10 one ceat per ton per mile.
Mr. Ellis, from the Committee heretofore appointed
10 consider the elr-d-ncy Of charging merely no.
nal toll all articles used in improvns the s"l :"
lands presented written Report accompanied hy lhs
correspondence nf the Committee, win Statistics anu
recomm. ndlng The following resolutions, winch were
adopted:
Resolved as follows
l. That the toll on Gypsum, Guano, Poudreue' anu
Manure of all kinds he fixed n III cents per ION 'of az
distances. -,
. .rbat the ToliGarhers On the Canal continue 10
CHARGE ON Lime the present toll of mills per ton per
mile hut on receiving satisfactory proof that SAID ati
RI, was bona tide intended TO be employed solely Ia I'm
prnyIn. the soil of lands, and has not been and viii
NOT br employ ed for any other purpose, then the SAID
Tosatherers are hereby instructed 10 charge la Cents
ppr for all distances.
g. That the said Tollgathsres continue 10 charge on
Coal ind Coke passing The Canal the present toll nl
mills per ton per mile; but on rrrG::ng satisfactory
proof that said articles bora Ede Intended To be
employed solely In the burning Of lime for The improve.
mrnt of the soil 0l lands, and have not been, and w
he employed n' any other purpose Then the sall
Tolgathercrs hereby instructed 10 charge only l2
cents per ton for AL distances.
Extract from the Records. GERBERDlNG,
Secretary James River and Kanawha Company.
Ian l7-dsC2aWjw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN-
TY 0P IIESRIC0

PURSUANT 10 decree 81 ia. superior Court %
i fhancrry for the Richmond Circuit, pronounced on
the 2h day of Inne, ltis ~ suit depending IN said
Court, IN tile aame 81 James Roper, Executor Of The
last will and testament &C Robert Craddock, p,ainfih,
against Richard Adams, Sheriff of ennco county, and,
rs SUCH administrator Of John Green, deceased, and
others, defendants, tho undersigned, who were APP
pointed Commissioners for the pnri. osr viii proceed,
Monday, The 5th day of February, 1919, thai brna
Court day, III front If the Court house door 10 sell nj
pubic auction The Real Estate the bill ana proceed
mentioned. consisting of TWO parcels. containing
about rehtyny IN the whole tract, al when
John Green died srZed and r-srd OIL and the other
being thr land conveyed BY the sad John Green 10 Ro
bert Green, il trust Tor Udorah Green and YIN James
Green This land lies about four miles below Rich
mond on III. Darby Town road. aojoning the lands Of
Jesse F. Kesee and others The decree directs the
land 10 be sold for fourth o. The purchase money ~
cash. and residue upon credit Of SIX and twelve
months upon the purchasers entering into bonds wiih
good security tor the deferred payments aud TIE title
be retained until the whole Of tie purchase money
paid, and deed ordered 10 br made b. the Court
John ". GREGORY, c,mn,s.i,ns,.
JOHN .. sTEGER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
s.Ugk's OFFICE,

CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TIME following Grand Lotteries are Ia be drawn hn
ring the resent month, under the management oil
the old and successful Managers. - Fame " 10.
Orders for Tickets. from The country VIII meet WIN
our us,IaI prompt attention, and all business strictly
confidential. Address e. h. LII X, Richmond, Va.
B.uinore Lpttcries fer Jenua'y. lS49.
susourhanna Canal Lottery, Class No. &, TO be
drawn nj Baltimore on Wednesday, Jan. q. 1898. IS
Nos, Is drawn. Grand Scheme: $3.50 ,. tnn, IL
sl5OOo! Sl5657! $4,000!
Graad Consolidated Lottery, Glass y, to be drawn at
"a Nos. Il drawn Grand Capitals: S5a,nuD, 1881,
10 900, OF $500, of aO1O, &c. Ticketssi5-shares
in proportion.
of three tickets.
10 Orders promptly and conhdentlally attended 10
Drawings forwarded TO all who orderh Fos'ase need
not be maid on orders addressed to c. d. LUCK
Jams
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
To California Adventures.
THOM TYRER.

GUN AND RIFLE MANUFA CT'URER,
SEVEN DOORS AvovE CITY HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
u ESPECTFULLY informs The Companies
II forming, and individuals who arc preparing
10 pay viSll 10 the GOLD REGION ui California,
that he has on hand an extensive assortment Of
The following Goods, suitable Tor said expedition,
and which he is determined 10 sell al very re-
duced prices.
Double and single barrel Rifles
Double and single barrel Guns
Picket, belt, holster, and six barrel revolving
Pistols, all sizes
Bowie, Dirk and Camp Knives
Travellers Compasses and Spy Glasses
Money Belts, Drinking Cups and FIasks.
Tn On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
TO TIE AFFLICTED!
shr T.. Nd ssshIMsOHe .

aY1IlO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice oi Medicine for nearly thirteen years IL
stilI relieving and positively curing-oi the following
forms Of dlS-ase-cght out nI ten who apply 10 NM,
and who have br. II pronounced lncurable-ScIcina,
White swelling, Drupsy, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Al
fertnns Of ll- Liver, agne aud Fever, Scaid Head,
IcerouS Sores III long standing letter Cancer, Lcp-
rosy, Palsy, 81. Vi.us Dance, Wens 'onss. and Al
.clon of the I.uags supposed 10 be CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, Syphilis, GpnoUicea, structure, Mercnridl
Disease and AL forms of disease peculiar t"iemales,
such Fluer AbuS ,Pr0lapsns !tcri. &C, &C Hrh
treated several hundred cases of Rheumatism, and
failed in five only where thu remedies energetic
ally applied, Ia rfrcting m entire CURE Persons sui
frrlng from the effect of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the most satisfactory, can he mad once
No. B. Wall street, under the CITY Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
LOTTERIES.
L. a yfl b It's - fssc &c,

FORMERLY EO9TS)
On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX, Extra, 3,Jan On:
81 so Is 10 70 % So 8 g. Is
Ticket, 3 A So Two more OF Inc Capt.
D. 10 10 ! as, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. 81 Delaware Lottery No ), jar II:
Sc SO 9 81 76 45 10 81 81 IL 81 ~ AZ %.
Ticket, Nos. 43 81 10, another Of 500. scI,
10 this ntiice.
Drawn Ms. Ds'awa,e CT. DEC u:
81 | 80 At 81 5 I'll ~ 80 % 81 Al
Whole ticket, % I'll r. Prize Of 800, sent
10 this office.
IS 20 IS 4 Sc AZ sc 63 81 9 "a 81.
Ticker, Nos. 20 "a 49, Both sold and paid
Do. 40 81, }by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Monongalia, No. 10. Jan. 20:
70 81 40 80 80 IS SO 8 % A 50 81.
TO-DAY
TUESDAY-The Va. monongalia Lottery, Glass AZ
drawing 1pected Tuesday evening Capitals ,OOO
5000, 5000, &C &C. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets S5i
halves ? 50; Qrs. 25.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scheme The Delaware
Stale Lottery, Class No. 4. Capitals: $4,000 aJ,OuU,
10000, 800, 3,72 % of 500, 30 of 800, &c. &c Nos
10 drawn. Tickets $40: halves 5; quarters so.
THURsDAY-The Sussex county tDeIaware) Lotte-
ry Glass 4. Capitals $40 0O0 000 $780, li5 1000,
10 of 5uo 10 Of $50, lU Of 900, &C., &C. rs Nos IL
drawn. Tickets IS; haves2 SO, ars. 25
FRlUAY-The virginia Monungalla Lottery, Class
No is Capitals: SIS $50, of 3 900, &c. rs Nos. IA
drawn. Tickets 81; halves .: quarters |.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex county
tDelaware) Lottery Extra, Glass No. 10 $4,000 CAPT
ia. &C Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.; halves 50 cts.
quarters25 C.
Saturday Evening-sales close at5o'elock.
A MAGNIFI SCHEME!
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class A, for 1919, TO be
drawn on Saturday, January 9th 10 No. Louery--l5
drawn understanding nearly many prizes MS blanks
Capitals so 900, 3D,UUu $1,000, 10000, 1000 1916,
of 0Un, loo OF ,OUu sc. Tickets s2J-shares in pro-
portion.
or orders FOR packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or shares the above, or in any Of Maui
~ & Co.'S Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day at prices varying from 81 To $40 tickets,
will eceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventurous,
when requested Address .
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond Va.
~ Recollect No3-"There'sl luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More y Jan %