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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

Surcipr.-An inquest WAS held yesterday In Myrtle
avenue, near Division streetIon the body oil black
smith, II years Of age named ihOms- Cavsnsgh, VINO
committed suicide Friday afternoon by suspsuding
himtef with handkerchief from the beam OF small
frame building Ia the above locality, while la meA-
choy state Of mind produced by want of employ
Verdict accordingly.
AEKEsT or TnIsvrs-A number Of well dressed
young fellows we're committed Tor triai yesterday on
charge Of attempting 10 pick the pockets Of tbs spec.
tsiors who we're wtpe,sibg the procession Of General
WORMS funeral. Captsin Leonard, Of the Sec md
ward, In New ork. and oTmery aid 20 the hief
OF Police recognized some Of the accused old Of
fen ders
Kss's CorsTr SitsoNs. - Gregory 5cokuaa. alias
BrovsuAp, .ud-d for ti yesterdsg on t~o in-
dietmeute, charging him With gtsud cany.
WilsnI Oirafd arrais at the bar, Q ch lrgs
Of assaulEg fsmse named Mary r. Stout, With I'M
to commit rope snd pleaded rot gunty. lie also
Umanded for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18
Police lntcIIl,yr nee.

.frrssi NJ Fur,irts Officers stephens aud Hopkins
artst.d On lhurtdsy, Two men by tho uaaes OF Aisa
kiby ana John Doe alias " Bon tlrpnapt,p on var.
rant rtued BY Justice In LansiDourgh Rsnsse ,er
county on a cbhge ~ fass pretsnces appssrs mat
alb he lei instant the aeeuse4 partinl Visited tnst
county fer tue pufp"ss Of rnrcha Ing produce, sud
borrht from tanner questity Of apPss po atpea,
cidtr Sc, amounting tot 500 ADD g. makisS this pur-
ebase tb" sgrse ueBt tbat one a toe n~u -
I,msin VA the ~. While tho ether 10 New
lork dFpu'ta a thu property aud fetnl asi sith tbs
e,p.usss but instead Of k.ehnt % Toe agreement,
bdth sturtsd ier Sew YORK sls The ~ ddcr poe r-1
the mouey sLa did not re according e. the uai
ftat ~ sste-d upon. The pFispu1rs Ferc conveyed
beic' I,tos LohroP. Hho committed them 70 prsoa
h. cuubf Ter The pIisrl iufortd tue ga sstrnte
tls b. tbtId remove a. clts FROM pgissu by rrit
90 hek,us co,gts but ttots The counsel eoold 20 an
tie wit, tie Eagisfals stsehsr "a th- rr'cn"r- uom
piison a,n,sr'd thsr over 60 Dvptti e1aun th.n
81 ~ ntsslart cuuttsi WtO thtted van .sm IN ne
at,fuoon ttaiu n "a. fiud-' d tiiver IL isoad.
Srsytcis~ ~ birsiqry OMctrs willis sad Wiison
81 the itrtIfh varu nfrvhtd yeffo-ay. TO ypuLR
men b. tn Df hph~tt MA. sod ,nafes Abr
rlo,ru oi tuiporoutly hrrssiug intJ tie 'ni
Cfie. ~ lhhtU 4ik 30 81 th"u pspn etfert Justice
bbst,y cotamtted he accused fos "a further hearing
k,tIre q Car.tH,sa 80 Ion table os,ph arrested,
ys.tstdsyH CONAN BY ,le pane ~ NADIA u-ms'o.
= rtg n o. ttdscirg cuuut Yfnst. ny me name %
Jths a. sutsr cen of iAftry o. 80 - uraDxs
tue.t Stefe re pacEUt We tn,n g. ared ~ tElb. "a
sssfchtg tu' acoutG si3 ~ ths u.ury was i1oad In
be- stociing
Sastt,ion Of sissi.rg y coaf -Of1.sr Hotkna ar
rr,tsc yesterday. - FspuhrUhsr's shop IN Drald
ttFtet n fasbiotatie Ool6rr1 g,utienau called Pstsr
havbitp b,ttrI tn"rD go gho police Guinia fets.n
Ttis uti'sru gsniua BID 70 hts 81 srE'on atcni -
itxt ~ ~, lsrse Travelling COO. made win
bufpio ,Lin > trirncid sGair Or fue~y wrltatr IN
osEtr 4 ~abt-s for thv rtnt and MIR Hawkins de-
tanned to await The result
~ ys,ue Luz sily a boy calling himself George
Johbsttn. tcttd tscret- IN ths Iat vant win
tie int.uton - rctbnR the prerniesgs. No. 10 rae
street "a III Totft.t Ion We re- ioUna Jenny leos
81 non rtttmbitgA tIuan ctceber U.rd Oy baIrlsrs,
aud aIsfst taIrtng Ante. the yeiaS sac h4Gd was
eoz-nitt,d u Irison BY Justice iimi-"n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18

Prom the lonuon tierrsntiie t3azstte. Nor
The general tous ~ the sbpat trade has uudsr<Nns
change since uu sst notice The tssdency ~ press
has cuntnutd dovueads su1 the value q tne article
H. - los A. a. aus period since harseas ins
petafy which ptes- uuivr s~ut the mid
os a Octtber. spp.sfa 70 have beeu caus~d b. he
eb,tDsss Of the oeteries from the gr3strs tat hauds
b.iDg then too buiy employed 70 Aow unieftr boux-
ing tuppss 70 market aud the extra damsut b-rstsi
b. fhe purchase b. farmrfs for tue pd~po- ~
wiug Fitbsrto he inciease IN th. qaouti'y brpusht
fof ard for sals hss bpen myurftnt hut te In
quffy tsso shtat having Ia great u-t-Ure sob
slosd the supriiea have pr we'd amply sut teu ~
tisfs the requirements - nerchaBrs AMI uti-rs the
snvabes estsbhsd 0uftng the Hrst fortutEht ~ the
pact monte ba ben entirely lost We have ~ aiosg
n siu,ainsd that To- or'p = oh - bss yiid.d "a
return fully " suns~hst IN -ycss, - tue produces
81 svefsge snd oplufDn ~ tb's pfnt 80
uBvefguts % change f.Ttutate hlNever y, oar 'ar-
mere nave b.su Va this respect thetr prrpeofs mnN
be rsasvdtd a. Tar fom chesfine Inr grr.-ut rinu.
ou4y price ~ rgrcutDtsl lro1 zee " certainly DOT
the tntot a. sHFttabuu1sno- OF me Er'Sh On
fnr good crop ouuid have eau 80 great r.
ductuu. Al prtttnt feg vhest. NbtnK ~ To- - %
Ii ~ bushtl az h. bought IN sapy ~ m 70 srs
markets a. pei Quarer and other article az pro
ptttchate rates. JunAdering the gtBsfauJ defective
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18
sew York, Sunday, Novem her Is, 1919
Another Panic In Washington.

The curious, unique, and exceedingly spicy cor
respondence, which we published the other day,
from a gentleman in one of the departments
at Washington, disclosing the policy aud opinions
o. the cabinet on the and measures of the
day, has created, expected, good deal
Of commotion and futtering in Washington.
Mr.. George W. Br-ga, a clerk, we understand,
in the General Land Office, issues a card in the
Republic, claiming to have been the writer of
these letters, and pnts 10 distinct ale CATION that
the letters, Gas published full of interpretations
and garbled and altered from the originals, in
many most important particulars" The charge is
easily answered. The originals we have on file,
and we challenge an examination and comparison
of them with the correspondence as published in
the Herald. The only "Interpolation' is the cad
ing over each letter, explaining its contents, which
is no Interpolation at all.
The outside organs of this city, taking the cue
from The Republic, have joined the 'hue and cry"
and how most dIsmally. We shall attend to them
all, from Alpha to Omega, when we have time and
room. Our columns, for the present, are too much
occupied with the foreign news, and other impor-
tant matter, 10 admit OF any further notice of the
card and our amlable contemporaries, than simply
TO deny the charges of 'earbling," "interpolatng'
"4bfCating," &c. We have the letters, and
challenge au examination. The other loose ex-
pressions of Mr.. Brega and our neighbors can be
attended TO after a while
Meantime, let al hands keep as cool as circum-
stances will permit There is nothing like keeping
Ssol In these piping times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18

MARRIAGE IN Musical LTE.-We .adsrstaDd that
sipnorins Fortunas Tsdssco the tsleutrd aad heaut
ful prims donna we'll known to musical readers
married two OF three days ago, to rsh aud Highly
respectable gentleman Of Guatemala named Senior
Thomas di msux This match Il very great affair for
both parties, and doubt they will be happy. The
husband Of signorna Ted has granted father
sum OF 300 year for life II is the intsution Of
the happy pair to leave in q few months for racis,
where be 10 to reside, to be Charge Aares for his
government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18

Na.hIaLl IN l-s-ld. Nov u. Is.

To EntroR gt,t uffAiu:.
Su.-Au article CO. POI n'Esste - saagin-' appeared q
few ears ,incr In the Erstt,g Posi-. rhc sA.ls
r.trt htm a yn4tr vent from this calc' - the
tuu.tu tuuruil b HNich pUtiica IN however % 70
W. tb errur- va: 1858 % lieu ~ tsi9 iva Ately
t,tt letter fhr editor 01lrrciDg the instsSf lt
va D., bbt bat prrcrtiag stiiAr ~, sle 10 your
Iatsi a. t,.dny presume the laid letter hss etesped
ytAf uUtIch
Iue icsl, zion requrtink the iucfeis~ in sn'arist
tnfrso - slftSWsp Hsf and va 10 ttis elect: -
bat the tIrptrttr report 80 tutrfHse 81 salaries
turt a., 50 dsy ~ Nay lat tisf4) witb tue uuubyr
a. Etea sftstth whether ~ legislative ~ the
n.tu &C Uncil &c ksspcctfgly oats,
as G. CANNtN.i, Fir.t Auditor.
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m arlne Affairs.

The and really beautiful clipper bark Olivsr J..
Hayes, under the ccmmsnd of Captain Scott, sailed
yesterday for Buenos Ayrss with eighteen passen
list Of whom will be found la aoothsr column Capt.
Scott has long been celebrated f1r making quick
passges to that port in the Mason Bsrues f which hs
had ehsrgs) but We think he will nov in the shade
all Of bis former triump hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18

Yettrdsy tSstwoayl rss the regolar motion day f,r
this rtsIt bot r. .-its stfe beard chose shich
haG been ct cv#p ior thai dsy, VIA prossby be hesrd
4. d MtBJuY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18
The Result of tho Late Election quail
Division or the Spoils.

The result Of the late election in this State Is
tanly without parallel in the history the oountry6
In every depsr. excspT minor county officers there
Is tie, as will be seen BY the following tables
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18
The Funeral and General sandrord.

We are authorized to state that Gen. Sanford had
no part in forming the programme for the funeral
arrangements for Worth Duncan, and Gates and that
he responsible only for the litary part Of the eere
monies that the corps who acted guards of honor
were selected by the committee, and detailed by him
at their request and that the programme was made
and published by the committee during his absence In
Dut,hess county snd even seen by him until 1t
appeared in tte ne wspspers.
1t IL proper to add that when Gen. SANFORD was
spoken to- on the subject Of their po,ton by the off,
GERS Of the New York Volunteers, the evening before
the psrade he expressed the opinion that the place
designated for them LAS mourners) by The committee,
Immediately after the body of General Worth and pre-
cediDg the bodies OF Duncan and Gates was most
honorable and sppropriste and that, in his opinion
they bad no cause for dissatisfaction but that if thew
thought proper to report to him he would be happy
to give them an honorable position In hts own line.
We are also authorized to state that Cen Sanford
had nothing 20 do With ths invitations issued By the
committee, except to suggest ramss which he
accidentally learned had lot been made known to the
committee We sste this an act Of justice TO all
concerned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18

badly be subj tilted to the Senate for its ADVICE at
the coming session; and it is therefore question
OF immediate importance. Canada and Cuba,
pending the controversy on the question of slavery
In the terriiories can very well be permitted to lie
over and take care of themselves. But neither
the opinions of the British press nor the NONSENSE
cal csp-trap of the Spanish organs can prevent the
annexation of Canada and Cuba, when the time
comes. 1t must come, but, in the interval, we can
afford to leave the colonies and their masters to
fight 1t our among themselves.
In connection with The general news, the state
of the English numerical aud money markets is
entitled to attention, the whole of which will be
found in the ample details which we publish to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18
STATE OFFICERS


WING. DEM
ConroLr Judge Comtof .fppesls
Washington Hunt. Freeborn q. Jewert.
Secretary j STATE. attorney General
Christopher Norge Levi 8. Chatheld
Jtsdsner. Canal Commits sioner.
Alysh Hunt Frederick Follett.
Stare ENGINEER. State Prison Inspector.
Hezekah Seymour. Darius Clark.
The following have been elected for eight yssrs a.
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT
Disr. WING. DIsr. Dem.
1-Riism Mitchell. 2-Johu W. Brown,
4-Dsniel tady 3-henry Hogeboom.
7-Tbomss A Johnson. 5-Frederict W. Hubbard.
S-James q. Hoyt 0-Wm. H. Shankland.
IL win be that In both the abov, tables there
equal pumb-r Of wings and democrats elected
each containing four of the two parties In the Legs
atuie, too the condition Of parties be found
We throw the whole into the following table to show
tie curious result -
WnIG. DEM.
sttte Cfncers. 4
Supreme Court Judges. ..........
Sfts'N. III Id
AsstMb.y .oS %
Iottl. 90 %
The following is table Of the votes from fifty
counties Oh the State ticket
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The Bank or England.

The BANK of England.
An sccourt pursuant TO the Act Tth sth Victoria
cap 81. for the week ending Saturday the 2th
day Of October, 1s4s -
Notes isrued . AO5C5 Debt all. ol5 ne
Other s.curites.. l9s4g0
Gold Coin and bul-
hon-......... h.EbtSS
Silver buuion.... ET,VU
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Gold from California.

Mr. Richard Holmes late Of this town, arrived from
Calf mia by way OF New ork. In the Canada steamer
sunday evening last. MIR Holmes we'll known
In this foreman to MIR Richard Crossley, boot
and shoemaker South Castle street and
in business for himself in Whitecnapel little
than years ago his premises were burnt DOM aud
he left this country Tor south America Not liking the
country be started for Caio long before the gold
fever and has resided there altogether abou.
eighteen months He LEFT san Francisco the second
of s.ptehbsr last During part Of last year and at
tie beiDDpg Of this he at work at the mines aud
hss rsshs.d avery handsome sum, rs he bring, home
with him s0lb weight pure gold. He favored With
call yesterday aud showed Us some Of the gold dust,
with several large pieces Of the precious metal which he
had pck,d up from the b. ds OF the river rhe largest
piece Of pure gold which he secured weighed eight
ounseS M A half
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Grey satin robe: high ecr-sss ught 20 the shape,
trimmed down steh sov vtth Two satin folds dtspo'rd
IN ssut-' Esbg-- thee ornaments are edged alter.
untty zoe ~ith black lace sni puiut IL
ts'rbsd ~ chou The sleeves are rather more thsn
ftttr quarter length. srd Terminated by tslt "
blsrE lsfv. u.uslfu under tseves " hite satin cha
pau. rather sloa ftape: the brim the baFoet aud
49, ruund O tn tr0vn, trimmed With lace ruches'
superb Btusi ppints 81 pl.rd in dtapsry over tne
eha ptHu tnr tnor TIED under che cbtu, uhts
tsain bics Blue velvet pa deisus. nsd Wan ois-su
fstfu. t ~ Tsnsa thfse quarter length the cor
ssgs hf ~ and close nttuN q the back, ercsrdtns
~ pen t'ufr dr. ayirR The front ~ the corssgs ~
tbe he Slsevs- dttceudtug To the hand moderately
vide the uiTsr tsft very args aud siop-d Ia the
V-tsian iofn 81 me bottom; they are terWuatsd by
black lace vispt The entire round Ot ths dress u
tfiuulsd 18th biaek lace dispossd ON the
cufsate the front LaOre fun aud deeper on
hs bottom
-colored poTlin robe; high close corsag. the
frsbf trimmed va The stou achsr form ~tth rows of
tlaek lace Sleeves thrss.quarter length uSh, ~
the upgtr pert eide nc the lover aud finished with
thee II bacA lace; muslin uhder sleeves The
tlirt n trimmed very high Nth lace housoes laid ON
without iuiiues- Bsck velvet ehap-au. the eA,ertor
Decorated vito bands - ps-semeDere; the interior
With bush roses aud rose colortd lIides
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WAC

The following Is table Of the votes from fifty
counties on the State ticket
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
Proposals for zsasieEss.

HEiDoUAaTERs mAhISf CcRP.
QHariermasters Oii;cr, Washington, Ocl s, lcig.
=. EPaRArE PROPOSALS will b. rrcrved At mi.
- oilice until 10 o'clock, A H.. Monday, tae IL.
uhird states Marines Ut the following sialIous, for
lie year iS.0, va:
Portsmouth, Nrw Hampshire.
Chares,own, Massac husrlts.
BROOKLYN, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA
sport, Eear S..folk, Virginia.
Pensacola Florida: and
Washington. District OF Columbia.
La,h Iailon IL consist Of pound and quarter Of
fresh beet, three quarters Of pound of mess PORK
eighteen nnncrs" Of bread made Of suprrfne hour,
surrriGr Hour al The option Of the G.vrrnne Ii and
~ 1rar Of SIX pounds Of good coffee, twelve ponds
oil ihr best New Orleans sugar, eight quarts af the
Whit beans, f,u iIts vinegar tyyn giar, Of salt
iur pounds Of good hard brown Dap anf ne ;ad nall
POUNDS Of good hard dipped taiow candles 10 each
ton.
The beef required shall br delivered on The order Of
The commanding officer of each station either j., bulk
by The single ration, and shall con>s OF Tie best and
most choice pieces ot the crrass; The pork 10 be No.
p!iinr pork aud lie groceries uf best quality
uf the kinds named, suhjrrt 10 Inspection No bid
VIII he entertained Al this office unless accompanied by
bond for |" hundred dollars, with surrtlcs Tor
The execution ri the contract, II awarded; the srih
cheney If the br certified by official
person. 10 be endcr>el, "PrupasaS for Rli!ors for
s5U." AUG NICHOLSON,
UuIrlsr HIlstrr b!i:iHr Corps.
The Cnion aud Republic, Washington; the anrri-
can, Sentinel and Pennsylvania, fhiladrIphia; the
Portsmouth, Gazette, Nry Hampshire; The Boston Post
and Boston Times, Boston: the New York Herald, S-w
YORK Evening rost, New Yok Courier and Enquirer,
ana New York SUM- the Baltimore Daily Advertiser,
Baltimore Republican, and Ba!tInpTr sun; The Norfolk
Beacon, Norfolk Herald; t!ir Richmond Enquirer and
Richmond Whig;the Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria,
Virginia. and the Pensacola Gazette will give ihr above
three 1rtons each er week and send The account,
accompanied by one printed copy oi :r advertisement,
Ia tins office Tor payment OCT ll-3'aWtd
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IJURLEY's OFFICE, No. lOi, Eas, Main

II Street
To,hoso who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again."
Or avn Nos OF Sussex Lottery, No "a, October 18th
Lowest Prize -.
II 10 81 4 10 IA 40 3a So sc 49,
Drawn Nos Of Aonongalia Lottery, No lai, Oct 18th:
Lowest przos'.
20 i6 % - 81 s. so 81 u g ls q 50 %
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No q, October IL:
Lowest Prize $40.
II % 81 "a IS 20 81 so 81 Al Il II.
Drawn Nos of Munongalia Lotery, No lao, oct lo'h:
Lowest Prize S.
Sc a 80 IS So % II IL 90 3 Il 81 ~
Lowest Prize 81:
IS IL 50 81 ~ IS 81 rs Is p 25 u AZ.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery Extra, No l25 Oct 20:
IS 80 ST t43 80 ~ II IS 70 Sc 20 81.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
TUESOAY-Capi,als: S22,322, ll,lll, l.
7O7, 1888, 5 Of LII, SC. G6 Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets S.
WEDNEsDAY-Capi,als: $500, 1900,
5000, 5000, 4 OF 1000, 300, 10 OF 1000, &c.
Is Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets sl0.
THURSDAY-Oapiais: $50 651, 5000, j.
600, 1000, S Of 1000, SC. Is Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets as.
FRIDAY-Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000,
2,477, OF 1000, &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY-Capita prize Of 1000.
20 OF 10 600, 20 OF 2056, 500 80 Of 500, l29
OF 400, &c IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets S2a.
rlous lille ''an,ail Fry Lottery, Ciass No. l9-
5000 Capital Tlekslssl. Packages s. 75-warran!-
cd TO draw back Sc rs at sasi-makng the risk on an
snlirs package only 50 90. All persons in want OF
money are to call at HURLEY'S, where for
ANAL Investments. large returns are generally made.
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Eirsr AvptTops OFFICE, ort irt.@
,aSY tracts d, land ARE ii-d N This STALE h't oh)
~ ~ urn residents bot by rtILsn- WI" !e"'1t "
80. % fro, th. COMMITTEES ~hlr!i tD.y Hc. u tl''
we been duly entered for aNitnn, ana tue ls3eS oio
,,, rr.uar, IA by the p-Gplrlors ~ !hr 1sen.S
, r,,urp- KITS office drihG d:a.i ana ar .0e ~
10 me sl,r,t every i've years IIs tssli.g year
l-sn i, y.ar Of sae, aud all th- iand+ dr'iit ", W
ls.g ,ocusiye ana 10, redeemed, wiii br offered of
H. ,,ount of nrr.,rarea and charges. FstsoDS ihte
r, led wIi Al once nr;ce tn sinadiir ihpohaa.o
al attending tl!, SHIRT anG tr" -n9ssst"''a ~
ssn.d 10 Asst their rEqnifIr', may h"t pe .ha'''p
,i- Purchasers siionli kn"" S''t'het 'ae1i '"hse'
,..rs have auS recorded ~ Inc proper ,'oas7,
,, ;hr ruaf!Y nai- on tsr tuG:mssIonrrs
land boo.s lf,hr-r requisite, hi'e b-eh ae"ueu w.
hui from negrct other cause te taxes hnVe ho oee
,c.,af, nail. enquiries should he forthwith aadfess'
III M mi. .trr az le ,utrc IN al communications,
l., such facts and r,fcgn -taHces br stated ~ VIII pt"
hah.y establish The deniy oi tlr land. For example
o,vr r names al former ow nrfs%H.n tilir - ia''"
s,uurrd-cuguti-s where patented ar no" '''"'
tpn-naturll boundaries and quantity !" e"en !s -,
Where ,nucn time shall sarr elapsed, ~ a's .''''
he SUPPOSED 10 exist i; wcusf DC 1iopri cry -.
mi, cones or abstracts AZ Lax frcr.ps" - o' ~
,,nnpclcd with the sut i"ct. t"Hris oi u.s. ~ -
,,,t Ia aso 10 make 5.rca! tHiiify, observing
80 ,h fo,.~.i,. sus..s.lcn. - are app'ieahe.--
\. nm. a, amt ina. lands a"l cIs may oe st'
- ,n -, a; ary "a. 10 tGe Eanr OF any l''son WV"
, n,orti..or IN Ina! scar. alnnii.h iliN t'us "e ~
-, ~, IN. iay al sale. 10 illustrate the iin?oHahr"
- ~. suti.cG IN few words, Il Nay not De a'sS !"
-. liza, ,asr. have occurred, and may occur agiE
nhe, lie n nds or lot. ot an individual, "ih"u' s
..,,,nc- on his pa;i uGy b. 80 an ms PriItnce I"A
s.' Lo,i.dr, JAMES T.. HEATH,
on Hss n' Fns, Auditor, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-23
l. n m Dert,s D Mce,

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an FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange
" Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Class IS October 18Th:
IS II So 81 4 a IS 32 20 Is 81 25 II ; a.
Drawn Numbers Sussex Lottery, Extra, Class las:
IS 80 81 43 80 "a IL IS % Sc 10 81
Drawn Numbers Monongaa. Glass la6, Oct. goth:
40 81 II So ] 10 "a 60 81 &C % 90 ST
Ticket SO 81 "a, $500, sent To This office.
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
TUEspAY-The Virginia Mononsalia Lottery, Class
No. l27-Cap:tas: s22a2 ll,lll, 1907, 1898, OF
lii, &C. DC Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets S5-sharss In
proportion.
WEDNESDAY-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No. 43-Captals: S35, QUO, ll,O0O, 60OO, .'OOu, oil
1000, 500, 10 Of 1000, &C rs Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
rHuRSDAY-The Virginia Mouongalia Lottery,
Class No. i2s-Captals: $40 e57 5000, 1000, a0no,
S of 200, &C. IS Nos. Ia drawn. Tickets So
shares in proportion.
PRIUhY-The Sussex County (Dslavarel Lottery,
Gas, No 77Capitals: $1,000. 500, 5000, a,a77,
NJ i 200 &c "a Nos. Ia drawn. Tickets S4-Siares
in proportion.
sATuRpaY--SusseI Lottery, No l2s. Capitals:
Is GOU l,5GO, 900. &C., &C. IS Nos, l3 drawn.
Tickets sl--shares In proporlicn
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, 9th.
20 pr,z.s Of $IU,Uu0!
Nh. yiraiuia Manongalia Lottery, Class No. K-Capi
tas: prize OF S7O0O0, ~ Of 10000, 1850, $40, Sc
IS Nos II dawn. Tickets S2J-shaIes IN proportion
~ Orders Tor packages, certificates OF packages,
tic els shares in the above in any OF Mau
~ 4 Co.'s Lotteries, tot which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 10 $40
wiI Give the most prompt attention., and the draw
nps forwarded immediately TO distant Adventures,
""s' THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3 Exchange PlRcs Richmond, Va.
- rnO,Mor, Oct. %