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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-11-09
Charles Frelhy---B Book -Blnderl

CONTINUES to carry on the DOOK-BlNDING
BUSINESS in all its different branches, at his
old stand, on Main st., Ca,yfeid, Ohio, where he
is prepared to do work with neatness and de-
spatch. From his long experience in this bus
ness he pledges himself to give general satis.
acticn. [October "a, lsta
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-11-09

In tavern in a small town, sat farmer,
who was plagued and bantered by over a
dozen guests who were present
"Well," said the farmer at last, Pve got
the best of all of you."
How SOP" asked all.
ain me, you've only got one fool, while ia
you, I've got over a dozen.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-11-09

Never be idle. If your hands cannot be
usefally employed, attend TO the cultivation
of your mind. sn
Earn your money before you spend it.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15

This paragon OF music seems 10 spread enchantment
around her We did not visit the National Hail. in which
she is to hold her concert until last evening, although
it is in the immediate vicinity OF our office But what
meamorphoss has been effected in the OF less than
sixty days II was but lately the ruins OF the Theatre,
which was destroyed by fire on the night OF the 5th
March, ls45--an unsightly, hdeous mass-the common
nuisance Of the whole neghborhood, and eye TO
every visiter OF Pennsylvania Avenue And now, by the
unparalleled exerons OF Messrs Reside and Willard
il has arisen like exhalatonone Of the most beauti.
full and admirable halls in The United States Nothing
can be more tasteful than lis simple ornaments no room
in the South is more capacious and better fitted to war
BILE the inspirations Of the voice OF the enchantress 1t
was illuminated last night by torrents OF gas.ligh and
the whole scene reminded us OF the palace Of Aladdin
Exclusive OF the the north, where room has been
made for the reception Of Jenny Lind, the whole OF
the ancient Theatre has been thrown ineone ample hall,
gradually rising from the platform, for the purpose OF en-
abng the spectators who sit the distant benches TO
zee everything the stage. On the south side Of the
ROOM fronting the Avenue, there is erected spacious
gallery which is capable OF holding nearly thousand
persons We cannot entertain doubt that both the first
concert on Monday night and the second, Wednesday
night will be crowded by the members, strangers, and
citizens Of Washington Georgetown, Alexandria, and the
people OF the neighborng cities and country century
may eapse before the world shall hear such another
voice. and certainly we have never heard and never ex
pect TO hear the like again.
She will arrive at Washington on Monday morning.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15

thai you may TO her your VOW. loyalty and
ana minister Of odwhal could be 80 dsss,1oa. ~
spread and the influence o. gospel 2. the breaking up
OF the Union Of these States And what could be more "a
vorabe the extension OF religious knowledge and In
stituiions then the present aniied government Hold
lug myself therefore, as the minister Of God conse.
gospel aud the church Of God, consider myself ~.
directly engaged n my proper office. when. summoned
by the civil authority 10 praise God ior national bless
ings select out our USlos the great. all embracnr
blessing under whose shelter Liberty, security, pros
sns Sss. %
the Saviour In every blessing which have enumerasd
prevalence Of just principles Of human government thee
Is preparation for the reception Of be laws Of Gods
with an undivered mind ,oihe messages Of salvation
constant and crushing live which leaves no Leisure
for serious and inqnirng thought the higher and
gence and the enlargement Of mind, there is furnished
fit preparation for the presentation Of that Gospel which
which the greatest mind must be made greater tina, il NAV
receive In the rapid spread Of population over all he
lnuncaton. furnished means for the running ad
fro upon the earth Of the and ministers Of sau
Oh, what do those ministers Of Jesus mean who wou
break up this great Union. and thus close the
10 o sod q
when the KINGDOMS Of this Earth shall become the king
now all the freedom the education the wealth, The acs
w the Improvements Of the age-would that they wen
al bapzed In the love of God and consscrated 10 Hi
glory and devoted to His service! But It, when the SER
wants Of God look longngy forward from this evil tina
and cry out Lord how long '-why larry the wheels Ill
Thy charotT the answer Of God, by His pruvidencs|
be, Not yet, NOT ys then should they, while they PHI
every fundamentally Of gospel influences with new iervo
rejoice at the time the worlds progress In M
ery Intelligence. arts, prosperity. wealth, and power II
know that the lime coming when the world and all that
1t nherits shall he laid ths feet OF Jehovah Jesus
and would have the offering magnificent man can
make IT, Let men speed the car and stretch the whisper
Ing wire every land and every and build then
cities and dig their gold. know that the time 10 comm,
when they shall be given, 18th all their and all the
powers, into the hands Of Him whose right 10 reign
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15

THE WHITNEY RAILRoAD-Letters from Washington
inform us that highly favorable feeling exists in rela
ton 10 this great enterprise Now never seems 10 be
the idea, Mr. Whitney is the ground, prepared to
give full information. By the bill. reported 10 the
House, Mr. w s to have a strip OF land, thirty miles
wide on each side OF the road throughout, lis length
only about third OF which, however, good and valua
bic land From the sales OF this belt he engages TO
raise the funds carry the grand enterprise. out Of
which he s pay into the national treasury ten cents
the acre. which will amount TO the eight millions men.
toned-the two belts comprising IS millions OF acres
The country is thus to be presented with railway from
Lake Michigan the Pacific open and free 10 the COM
merce Of the whole world, upon payment only oil such
tolls for passengers and merchandise may be neces
say keep the road and its apparatus in working order;
which tolls to be Determined and regulated by Con-
gress passenger. il is supposed, will be taken over
the road 1880 miles, for $2o bushel OF corn for %
cents barrel OF -four for 81 ton weight OF merchan-
disc for $40; and in measurement OF teas (ha ton
in weighO for g. At these rates. II IL expected that
corn may be placed in China for 40 cents bishel transit
and 40 OF other things Such rates these would not
satisfy railroad corporation, 10 which. Tor that reason
among others. il would be unwise to commit the manage
ment OF work OF such vast magnitude
Philadelphia IHquirer,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15
From the N. Y. ErPrr
Isportnnt from south taroiIns.


The following telegraph despatch will be undsrs
Il The readers remembers that Governor Seatroo.,
South Carolina, communicated 10 the President o.
United States "a resolution OF one OF the branches
Legislature OF South Carolina" requiring the Cover
ascertain from the federal authority the purposes
which additional troops have been sent to Charles
and whether they are intended TO remain there. !.
There is but little doubt, we presume, (ihough
we know nothing) that The federal government, carr
OF adsposItion in the State of South Carolina 2 <
upon and 10 occupy Fort Mourie, of The port Of Cbsn
ton, felt II 10 be its duty, measure OF precaaVa
pre- occupy that United States FORT and TO be abe m
tain i, from any force the sovereigns OF Souh Va'O
might fancy 10 bring against IT, and hence we suir'
concentration Of the United States troops there.
tBy telegraph 10 The NJ Y. Erpssl
CHARLESTON Dec. Il, III
The reply Of President Fillmore and Of Nr, WsoSn|
Governor Seabrook's demand, why - many WI
United States troops were concentrated at rorM"
has been received, and creates sensation
The President replies In substance that thlsbaF
which the governor egislature OF Sonth Cafoin.
rig hi put; that by the constitution he 10 commsn
chief and has constitutional right 70 dispose Of tbs
States forces in barracks, when he considers IL beE
public Interests, u
As no is not responsible to State authority for 10
ton he respectfully declines answering the inquin
letter !, very civil, but very significant.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15
Asroels.. Sentiments.

The celebrated Edmund Burke, in his personal serca-
ton with Mr.. Fox. in which he pronounced their
friendship end forever declared that here was
something in the accursed French revolution which
poisoned everything touched So does to be with
sboRaion Here is a specimen OF It's fendish spirit.
manifested in the late speech Of Mr.. Gideings in the
House Of Representatives. and extracted from the report
OF that speech in the Globe:
!" Sir was about 70 make companions, but per
baps they may be regarded indelica,e During last
summer Two distinguished gentlemen OF The name
occupied much Of the public attention One was said to
have committed murder, and The other to haveprocured
the passage of this law. One hanged for his crime
the other Tor bis efforts the executive csbinent
One destroyed the life of individuals the other contrib
ued his efforts for the passage OF law which must con-
sign hundreds perhaps thousands TO premature graves
sir, cannot speak for others but for myself would
rather my final Judge with the guilt Of him who has
gone to his than Of him who sits in yon
der cabinet" @aEE# 4EF
During the political contests in this country there have
been much heat and violence and denuncaton in
the halls Of Congress but have read heard
Of such an indecent violation Of courtesy such spirit
Of arocious fanacism, the foregoing. We envy no
man his taste and magnanimy who is capable OF utter
ing such calumny the living Insult to the help
less family Of the dead. Even the Boston Atlas shud-
ders at IT, We do not hesitate to express sincere
gratitude and our high admiration OF Mr.. Webster, for
the manly and patriotic spirit he has exhibited. His
moral courage has been as remarkable as his abilities
have been brilliant We presume there is in the
nation who does not now appreciate MIR. Webster more
than he has ever done and who does not thank him for
the service be has rendered in saving his country from
excitement and disunion The aboltonists abuse him
OF course but the more they abuse him, the we
admire him. True, we are not Mr.. Websters chosen
champion; but we feel it to be duty, in common with
every good man. express our adherence OF such opn-
ions as these fanatics express, and especially our en-
phatc censure upon such an unmanly dissertation Of
the hall Of Congress as Mr.. Giddings has committed.
Nothing but the fell spirit Of abolition could have led
him 10 so far forget what due to HIMSELF to his place
and to the dignity Of gentleman.
And yet it is said here that Mr. Giddings will be run
for the United States Senate in place Of Mr. Ewing and
il is even whispered that of the democrats of the
legislature OF Ohio will support him But regard such
supposon as a calumny upon the party, the cleo
ton Of Mr. Giddngs to the Senate Of the United State,
would be an insult TO that body.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15
[By telegraph TO the Baltimore Patriot ]
The Treasury Report, &c.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. IS Secretary Corss,
tito postmaslers 10 Phiiade phe, Nav York, snI y,
tomorrow morning instead OF furnishing Il TO con'I
ents here
The coinage at all the minis up to the dfa o. Y
Der was $780, 900 at the PaIisdelphia NM 1
SliS.0v 900
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15

We invite the attention Of those persons who are
DESTROYS OF receiving instruction in the French, German,
and Italian languages, the advertisement OF Mr. ~ G.
Sparks in paper day They will find the highest
references 10 his character and qualifications as teacher
OF those languages
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15

On motion Of the district attorney, Charles e Weaver,
ESQ was yesterday admitted practise an euorney and
seoratlaw In the circuit and criminal courts Of the
District OF Columbia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15

CHARLESTON, Is C.,) Dec 13.--tieneral J. U. =
has been elected Governor OF South Carolina BY 'ps
latufe
afFe Ohio Legislature. -,
CoLuMBvs, Dec IL. Is50--A motion was maos
house to appoint special committee 10 inquire
authority Mr.. Ewing held his seat in the Sena"
United States, but il failed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15

We sdvse friends avail themselves Of really rich and
onsble entertainment the Odd Fellows Han, visiting
Panorsms exhibiting observed
d week exhibition.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-15

Mr. Clay arrived in this city on Friday, 10 good health
and excellent spirits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

. ,h inst states that the Colonel having two days
Of the M his intention to punish aduant who
for The Democratic candidates at the last election the
v manifested itself in the regiment The soldiers re-
obey their officers and their authority az oenance
'u f the barracks in bands and since the Sd nave oeeh
ihe in the suburbs behaving in avery dsoroey nan
wa An attempts TO bring them back nave po'e'
,us d Giradin has been rejected as candidate Tor
' %, preparatory socialists meeting. Eugene guy
- il mentioned win SONS ci'ahee VI oae.e''' ~ -
hassnt Ia become a candidate -, ...
e'ah Borse the business was dull on the 4h instant
A. "" but rallied towards the close flVes
o. M At 90 10, and closed NJ o. Z. . ~,
1Ths French squadron are no" al NaPes !" WIG" WY
r,ie,l prosecutions Were Tic. -, -, ,
Po III, relative to the press is meeting with the most
lW ~ exposition from the provincial and metropolitan
dFe'I Mn they consider more Objectionable than
&',, .'nn The Napoleon, the organ of the President
STA" tho hole press and pointc6y hints at the proprie
s,ns all political writer's
Of WRECK OF TIE SHIP NIAGARA.
.-., BAY April 5.-Part of the upper works aud the
IN Q: vessel with the name Niagara have float
SEM ..bI,c ne.s Annalons The ship Niagara Captain
&c ,.J from Liverpool, March 9th, for New iorh
SM'V, s are entertained that she is wrecked.
an ES S.SSs BROWN, SIMPLIFY co.'s CIRCULAR
April 5-saes OF lotion or sne wees u,
on and exporters 1890 bales Those for the week
tex - xung arc estimated a, 1850 bales OF which
tA have taken l4dV ana exporters seS n
The New Orleans So a 5; i,240 Mobile and Aiaoa-
a's al 270 Sea Island Al 10 10 per TO- sos mn
" stock of Cotton III inns pot Is eansa ooD'oI
The '?' Which $4,000 bales are American, against stock
hs o. mi, last wear OF 10000 of which 100000 were
american; ,o,,,, h.sr in rather more demand prices
Indian .oa nne Shilling per quarter and may now be
haze @ 3D. ss per quarter for white and ID 2s 2s
quarter yellow and s Mis- I'd Pi5 q sa1
,t:eI mNsa ne sh,nr per barrel;he former being
has ao .isa"I and thu the latte at @ Cd per barrs West,
IN oa ,, o nSma apl Wheat Sa, as ' Sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
COMMERCIAL RECO RID.
n,c,,MOND MARkETS,IAPRIL a3.

,cco-Iugs sell al SIS 50 and Is; common leaf
IS good IS g. fine s'emmlng ~ so III oo me
richmond ST.; Scottsvile s5s no sales
fnt V. steamers news was received.
s' WsHHENr-Rti los cents; white iio cents
coRN-55a5,s cents
copN NEAL-60 cents per oushei.
oo1TS-i0 cents per bushsl
RYE-65 cents. ~, e. ooe7s. cr,s.
&, ~ a 4 70; Shad S. 81 S6-dull;
y l;RD-BanclS7 cents kegs * cents for new ,
Ric0N-Virginia cured hog round On cents; new
siIc, 5 q. cents new Shoulders AZ CENTS he"
Hams 81 10 cents:
SI'i;;R-Porto Rico !. Gs; New Orleans, Ak a g.;
MOI iJ ,SSES-N. Orleans 25 TO IS; Cuba 20 10 %.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, APRIL %.
prEt ClTTLE--At The scales So 10 S4 scarce and in
n11;SNetr per cwt SIS 50 TO &c. supply very moderate.
SHEEPSs 10 S., ne,f, per head, as In Quality:
JACOB SHOOK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
FACES IMPKOVED PATENT PORTABLE CIR


5HNilE undersigned hes leave inform companies and i"d"a-
tn h. IS excessively ennse! manufacturing ls ,y [ ,a
tho large number ni has constantly enno!t % h
viii, promptmls and lesrach All mill c"ructc y him
built ." the bes materials by the skiul neciancr s'i com
the slre and simplicity nj principles anu ma
tens!ic:i exacrle IN the Disposition i arrange'en! 81 m
Witlin the month"; undersigned iH'
men's 10 his mills which have vastly Increased their ntayr i
and whichnow make tem Iara human Invention" can nc
icct III ;hcr every conb'nao AMI render Item Tie ne i' "
labur.sirlng machines.
an important desIcI,am III districts Il" country WHERE ur oc
diameter This capacity produces, by the e"jnnrli't ac
ansrati w BY Sc Tins mil propelled b, steam
stae. co@peS Sf. s27 SHOULD .""I% sack
' rs a" s!" viii +. 4 rl a '''" DC needed a"
Ills second class mil also propelled by twelve "sc steam
boilers compile. sslST a. Extras aIosc II eae: s'.o
pec costs 81 iii, Extras as before, II required, sl6o
His fourth class mil propelled by horse mule power including
gL mules, which strong SIMPLE
andcrIebaed throughout The country for its strength power SIN
lcty and effective complete. with all the necessary
With regard quantity lumber which mills
respectively per day undersigned drsous Of urrha
ins pamphlet published by 1850 copy Vi which Will be
ter, pos PAID Ia that anphc viii be c9ai numerous
] %m "y q" Ml G sn Wes Ff%% @
these the undersigned will make extract from e one gwen by M
Hon Charles Calvert al Rvriale, Blaeshur, Mary land
gentleman we'll known as he universally appreciated hr his
high toned honor aud love OF ruth. He says:
ten horse po~ur and attended by SIX hands @~rro
and number II aborc have the rate =" o lrrt :"
tlle satisfaction hIl
with much a a"i the mi and 'nd
Jicily that lind difficulty having tended 10y orinar, iarn
hands would lind should get gu 81 orirf' ~ having
repnisclhy ordinary back mtI country 'n'lN nit
M Joel IuIaon, Winchester Virginia. has "ne Of The under
,sus fourth css mills worked by horse P"wrr WIN slA boz
Mr. L. has nigh Is io1 lrc DAY, H. oriay cutting ~ The
short days al Wncris from 2r to 2G.d feet Ter ! ia" M l.
GEORGE PAGE, OF Baltimore, Maryland,
April i6-c3ln Inventor. raieatcr ami Manufacturer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH Or


DRY GOODS AT GUST
HAVING determined close business tho III July
next shall lii ay selling at wholesale ami
a large AMI desirable DRY GOODS cash
There Will he a,lc, present stock. tbs
shni ten To fifteen thousand dollars worth al iE desirable
SIrng Goods, purca cl York with cash. which vii
assortment cilrt-. Whatever usu! The
"i July viii then rIn oI auc'n without Tie al
vance Ia the price a Wa,lrn and Cotton Goods. within
SIN months val enable dispose al snc. r
able terms Many descriptions Viii e L less han
they eannow he purchased by the fusEy nabe styles
and remnants, without regard 10 Cost.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & co,
March left ri BrosJ S.r..t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
u,..,,o, Virginia Auril Z


dan AWAY from subscriber SATURDAY NIGHT, oh
GEORGE copper Muao about q old ,eei
high thin high lie was bought ., m 1e
Roberts, of Nelson county, and for the last TWO years "ds ~
Braicrd Of Augusta county as eas,er hs bish
DIGk T nS aGSu Rpe Of G sn sfi
lie has small nick in size less inan pea ="
outer edge his noslli also small lump OF wen oa' "
the large iet, and before purchased man Was engage" "
cutting and iewiig timber Tor railr '"d ,, ,, ~
Elisha Everett Of Suffolk; ,mher and h,nsss he
well Known III that section Of country. ad has VIC 'e''
REUBEN black b,u q Year, old feet 10 s or "aI eaa
Castle lille slif in his right Knee. hut signify seen "'
The above Negroes are ht active aa ig'elf+n and
ao counsnances They all bought IN Richmond ana 'eAar
DICK viii IN lc last three monks They haia variety Il" rnns
c,ne viii, them will pay cac Il taken after THIS has
Er iI S a a9s N aST o%r '"S WALKER
MANSION HOUsE--NEW YORK.
TIVE nsTss% o syo; cSsmsr sE r @e on se ea
,n locations in the iy Of New take The liberty Of sclns
s patronage OF their friends The are Q"
M Ia.rs, ami on tr approved plan as first class il9'e nr
greatest carr has w ,, and com
s Re 1 Ts1EH s 1E4saS pe
ESTEEM HOTEL IN FINCAsTLE Toh
w SALETie subscriber being DESTROYS I" remove !" &
Western Virginia sIr with or without !s , "a HAT
T., NJ" t. asI .1Ta "a ny i .t Ir am and al be
in ossession OF n that time ihoH' w.
TTsT PUBLISHED, and Tor sale by Daniels 4 smith %
y 9th Philadelphia Mfls n Is. ho "l '''" ~
railway second elHol. revised W shc d"''
March 2S-cwbldlt
GARDEN SEED-Ihave JUST received my sprins supply 70
u SEED cali The attention Of s"Ie4s,1 p I
ers IN want fresh and genuine seed :! n; - ~, H.,
Jan S-c,m NJ" 81 Main 81 : n-,olr o - -
NTOTICEA pcrsos hayias against The Estate o. the
James Wckfam, are requested 10 p,r.s Icx;IaW
delayto 'o".'
March 22-c3awiw ------
WANTED on small Rirmon an active indus
W GODDiN. Richmond. -
.,r;, IN co.wov mr. IoHS A. PARKER, TapIalamock va
NOR SALE, two thorough bred ALDERSEi Bull. LIS "'e
II fifteen months the other weeks old Apply al ms ''e
April I6-c2aw2w
400 DORM BUCKETs-Receyed and for sale BY
SOO Apnl2-3t DANENfohi' ALLIN 9 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
REQUIsITIONS.

BLUE RIDGE TURNPIKE COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS the Company hereby noihcc that
- they required pay each share he lei oil Nay
81 each share the lst July, addition 10 ne reui
ion made the 18th OF March Tor 81. .
Stockholders Richmond will pay into the Bank OF Nrena 81
others the collectors the Prompt payment si'y
required. BY order the Board Of Directors
Office B r. T. Co. JOHN IL McCLiaCi treasurer.
Tad.an Court House April 6 ctlsiJuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
LOTTERIES,
- - STRATTOh,s OFFICE,
" o, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND VIRGI.

900 STRATTOh's OFFICE,
IN MA " " > e'D ''N"i'
DRAWING Of Delaware Lottery, Exlrs, Glass i6, april lsrh
nos :? o. ~ 6 5 81 =. - 10 81.
drawing of Mooongalia Intiory Glass Al. April 18Th:
Drawing OF Delaware Lottery Extra II, April 18th:
~ > ii 8! II q II 81 =, Is II IL
:. Drawn "i Sussex LOTTERY. tias- 81. Apnrlmlr
- 81 Al 81 H. II - - IL - ~ ii - ! H.
pfG~ns oi Sussex Lottery EAtsa. Glass l. April ahh:
r, - o6 - ~ Is & - Is Il Il H.
iAe, NOS - - Ga Cnpital. soi 7lai paid by STRAlTON
praNins Of Moi,nsnlia Lottery Glass II, April 9hh:
- d 6i III II - ~ IL Is ~ "A
r,-ren,, Schemes for the Week.
Af-Si,scN Lottery. Extra. Class ~ Capital s5.U IS
Nos, Is drawn Tickets 81
MEDNEsDAi-sussex Lottery, Extra Capital s9ai5
20 N9s, u drawn Tickets s. 10
Nos - Lottery Glass 7Cnrial $500" &C
III, Al-eaMar Iorer., Extra Class 70 Capital
IN 'nga IL Lottery. Class -CapiaI secN :,
i-D-lawarc Lottery Extra. Glass oCar:;al s9" Is
Nas, - irawn Tckc.-
FRIDAY Sussry Lottery, cass 33-Capiai s5:o - Nos Il
irawl Tickets 81.
SaTURDiI-SusscX Lottery Extra - 7.
Nos, II drawn Tickets 81
LOOK OFT FOR ETH or APRIL'
Splendid Sclcine5lUlG0p CAPITAL!
- ItkDAf April 21th Nir.Ina Lottery Capita
ri. 81 slmtrh, 5ut1 aEs 1850, lys 300 $3.50
'o u Zoo &c, 81 IS Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 10 hives
quarters IL; eishtls s.
Orders Packages Certificates of Packages single
e 9'ier,e" WI! be promptly attended drawings when
requested; Please address t" \ STRAfTON.
Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
NEW YORK MARKET-Armrl 20.

Tb Flour market Ga better, with sales oil 2oOO
M n The advance There is but little change 10 notice IN
f-,hc sales were 1900 bushels prime white NJ 81 ~,
,oI $40 tus Western red, al 81 U6
IN treit news has caused an advance in cotton OF
% ani apou, 5000 bales changed hands l2c. for mid
i.ioI INLAND and II l2s per ID. for nddng Orleans