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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16
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We publish, copied from the Cogiy and En-
su,io, Of yesterday morning, and from the Dry
Book, OF some weeks ago, three articles, which
part and Parcel Of fresh quarrel among certain
journalists who profess to be respectable fashion
able, and even model professional men. One Of
these articles Il from the pen Of Mr.. Henry J. Ray
mOnd. recently, and for some time past, the asp
ciste editor Of tho Courier md Ea7pircr; AMI the
other article from that newspaper is from the baad
Of Mr.. James Watson Webb. its editor and pro-
rretor Il 1 quite proper to state. FOR the clearer
information of the reader that this production IL
Mr.. Webb has been called forth by pretty inte-
resting discussion in the London daily ncwspapers
will srect to the character aud position OF ccr-
tain New lo.k journals, and not On The merits IL
American journaiis N g Bcrally.
10 up the causes q the Discussion, II 4 als3
equally proper 70 state that, for number o. years,
The London journals of the highes, position have
quoted thc .For Yoih HgI3 a. Inc most authentic
journal published in this metropolitan tho first
place, probably, from "a generally Acknowledged
ability 70 furnish the best news auI secondly from
the fret that ta independent position, with gard
a. tartits. clgues and soc., never coinpels Il to
sulf1c.s tho true nature u facts IN which the pub
Dc have on interest. The consequences has boon.
that Tie most infamous INTERPRETATION. r,r
yeas past have been made w humble. &c jour.
mails. dorua,icrily and conceiledy assuming J. bc
the only ryIcctablc newspapers" with re ED e.
the motives, policy, caieqrisc, m1n1g smfut, aud
temper 81 Ile ctablshmsuJ over which w PR de.
Attfncs, ue have rrbuboa o. ridiculed thoss Who
have atacksl Is with 'damuablc innn, nlocs, bit,
u mo. case. have permitted them % pass I'M
noti,.d, q. 'he rt.uts a. a malicious aud Oh siout
eplCsu ,Scits6 ~ thc gratifying career which hss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

SOUTHERN LITERATURE. Southern OUR
foly Rericr, for April, has been published at
Charleston, and its contents, with the exception
Of the article on journalism appears to be
the production of a tyro-are generally very mcri-
torious. The articles on slavery are highly int.
resting at the present me, and the American tone
of the various authors who have contributed to the
work, is not the least refreshing attraction Of this
long established periodical. We shouli not. how
ever, neglect to notice the remarkable article, "Thc
Prospect before ~" which hes sprung from the
rsn Of a South Caroinian. il is a defamation 10
favor Of secession, which contains not one lingering
regret al the expression Of thoughts favorable to
dissolution of the Jnion-and is the type Of many
minds in south Carolina, at the present hour.
The writer in urging his points, says that, in
III, the population Of New York was twenty-three
tLousand-that Of Charleston fifteen thousand;
willie the exports Of New York were exceed
"a by those u Charleston by four hundred thou
sand dollars. The cost 20 the State of South
Carolina of tie revolutionary war Il put down
at twenty-five thousand negroes aud two mil
lions q pounds sterling, and the changes which
have imrover'shcd South Carolina arc traced to
the causcs The tariff Ct Iis8-thc cod.fihsfics
bounty, which gave to New England, in ls2s, lri-
vIigges ncgfiy une-Laii tue eAttt Tonnage OF the
I-ritcI states and for which TIE south had 10
ray-lhe favor t. Northern industry, by duties On
Observation-Disclosures adopted inl;3i-and what
are called Ike conce ssions, aIe duly noted, and
made the spur for urging tic South to bound out
of tho Union.
After having given the causes &c dissatisfaction,
we ore treated 10 somc rather hasiy views of the
position IN which south Carolina would end herself
as on independent nation. This portion q the
article s. not 20 deep, or 30 sensible a. il might
have boon. and seems TO have been produced during
the excitement which has recently brought together
the state Rights Convention. We have no doubt
that such opinions will be eventually mueh quail
rcd. when those who have entertained hem reject
tlat there Il vast difference between accidental
and designed opprcssion-and that cloTcr review
of at'stics viii show that the South Las proatcd
largely bv Northern esterpre. While our railroads,
now orenifg arc abou; 70 scatter more Attendance
and Llc.sipg Oh the heads of orr Southern byctDcn
Wcsluu have everything heightened oat NY 1853
fof anew career, at once harmonious uIiystssliJ
tl,tre.ous. arturtmlilteredt .l'a.a ...t4s.,..
Taa. -Ite cty IL oFc..ut t t#-
$685.. HeuMslf ,I'N. a# #4 aa-
Iu. |IsI.rI ..s
O. d G.a..a#s. Nt Z tb s-.9l
IQe.o1ic a. tles Il politician % r0A-r
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GAs.-Ihe fossil remains Of tie convention
which framed the present constitution Of this State
assembled yesterday in Albany, for the purpose,
iii alleged Of telling what they meant by the nan-
cial provisions in that instrument All gas. They
have no more right 70 impress upon that instru-
mcnt their meaning, than any other equal number
Of individuals, who voted for the document itself,
when it was originally accepted The people Of
this State who voted in favor of the constitution,
ard who are to vote a; special election in few
weeks in reference to the Canal question, are the
only parties who lave any authority that should
be considered final or irrovocablc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

VALVE on WIFE-SINoULAR vERnicr.--oar
columns contain n very curious trial between two
Germans, with unprcncunceablc names, ending with
verdict Of $4,000 against one, for running away
with the other mans wife. a pretty high value
in these times; but everything has risen in price
sincc the discovery Of gold IN California.
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To Paper NIas1ers.

The undersigned wishes to make contract for print
re paper suitable the Tec York Herald The amount
required viii BIZ over one hundred thousand dollars
worth per apnurn. Fer further particulars, mapufae
urers Of paper viii please communicate with the pro-
prietor. JAMES q. BENNETT.
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form tie bile his that there IL elderly
little below the medium height, OF quick, rregsr
gait who is calm through the city, with subscription hook
said 70 be IN tie the Baptist Church ovJr
tysisth street seventh The undersigned being
Of said church, wishes inform the public that
thre ia noting ct tie Kind in about their church, ant
whole statemcnta fasehood. calculated to ajure
that church, and to receive the public Cannot he be
restedf ANTHONY W. JONES, No. S5y sixt. avenue.
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The WrExly HERALD will be published st halfpos
nine O'Clock tomo mornng-singe copies sixpence
The mails Of the Hermann, for Southampton and Bre
men. will close tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

Two Nors CoSvorieSs ron y uprr.-Thtinas Bcn.
sen (coor d and james Clements, whose trial has been
occupying tie United states Circuit Court for dsys
pest. yesterday evening. pronounced gully of The
muid,r Il IA A. Haycns, second mate u the American
IIk Glenn, the high seas, of Which crime Edward T.
pou-las- had already been convicted The jury Ia the
of Benson and Clements, recommended the prison.
- mercy They viii le brought Up With Douglass. for
sentence Monday morning nest.
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and Important Nedal. Surgical and Scientific Iibracy
J r. Cooley viii SIT at his etion rooms 3 and So
Of Waite street. Friday aud Saturday
r,erngs May 10 and III NJ halfpast7 o'clock the entire
md private library Of the late DE-. John H.
Beck embracing Il most desirable works In Medicine. Sur
Science, So forming OF the most nportan ut"i
ilraries Catalogues really the sal
,eon. where tic bool can b. Examined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

LIVING LAwlERs.-Can any cofrss pondent give
u. condensed account Of tho living, leading, Irac-
Using lawyers Of New York; They arc not many
in number, but prime in quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

The Great Wes'eTn Air Tirtt Cooking Stove hotl
fteambos Prices s50and s15. with Tho
celebrated independent Air TigLt summer add winor
Cooking Stove warranted TO bake Cabaet Makers Stoves
Tin and Sheet Iron Bakers for hard char5a ssmmer
Range "a artie for hard coa charcoal and hard
Furnaces BE- &C. largerock, at the lowest mznufac
rrees Wholesale and retail at tie New lorS stove
Factory as Grand street opposite Essex mark Al stoves
warranted az represented. NICHOLAS 4. CORT.
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ARRAYS ~ rsyrt-Adyiecs from Ipyti some time
since ssutcd that thore ltt hope % any a;rec
ncut between soulouque and the Dominican portion Of
tho hand Mere recent Ndyices state that the proposed
esp dillon 81 the Kmrtrr against the bominicans has
lcsn abandoned f,r the riesent. while VI Robert NJ
wth. who has been dissatisfied With The dceiicn of
The rneror with rcpcct 70 The reace between the lay
titns fud DCnrirauslaltely urged rs the hied1tinI
int, fFurp England France aud the United states
has decided to visit the eastern pert Il thn island 70
itafn tie trit Of the Donnicans ~ the tnioct The
trtnts ef Frarce ENGLAND aud the nited states
a. have lstDuty awaited the reply a sououaue in van
some intelligence. crowded out ter several days will b.
fund III another rart II this mornings paper.
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rlfte ard etrnb article manufacture, sasng very
requisite for gruttn tes In the leaft fae-the
liberal discount 70 whoietsie dealers. So SDEl.N,
Ia Broadway, crrntr " Liberty street. end 80 Rr adwRy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

New York Market % No. ~ Nortry, UlkAi ANDlh-
SONS CeeLrstsa Cheapest CARPET Es.ablshn iu 80
United states Thrtriy Carpets g. 3D., Is. 20, ".
Yard. 1r,stost barasins ever offered.
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wonde,fu I sarc.-EnyIish three ply aud

rs,'nt Tapestry, lplraih carpsts Rus. Teie - rs
window shsdrs, Ae, at unparalleled low r-es, ~ ~
Bowtry. Hiram Aratrson, the celebrated, largest and
thsaIrst esrr.t establishment In :be United STATS. ise,
1nrrsin CARPETS a. 3d. gs fs and c. yard. can aud
sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

will introduce on saturday May l7th the fashion for gsne
mems Whte Beaver Hat. This style will be adopted - tbs
season for which intended and for beauty fabric
outline not equaled large assortment "a Pnnana Lee
horn and straw Hats for Fentlenen boys and children, OF
superior style and quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

lorered and lain porcelain and printed IN gold
and plain styles, in Tie most fashionable Also
Wedding Envelopes. from the most celebrated
srs Of Paris ard London At ENERDELLS Bro@iway
ncr Of Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

tation IL estalea IN all parts Of the In ion. aud the
er ~ procure hats ut his cstabl busn
Vi siting the city really astonishing Those Who buy
buy again and what is letter to the pprpoFe they advise
tier friends To- go and 20 Likewise This TIE secret oftbe
great ruth 70 his rid advice all Who wisL
cure first rate hat 70 follow the crowd"
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L. 3D. "a, ss. a., o., yard-st ~ Bcuery, HIRAM
ANDLRsoN's TreeIfy stair Carpet, 3d. d.. r-r yard:
Brussels stair CARPET, - yard Eight spacious esc-
stocked with beautiful Carpets and OIL Cloths stgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

steamer Europe large assortment Of Opera Glasses
the lenses OF which selected in Paris with great deal
of eypsrone optician These goods made
expressly for retail raae and for quality style and
ehtsIness, cannot h. surrassed.
OSBORNE < BoARDMAS, A3 Broadway.
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Of Geni Spring Style for ISL is the absence c,a-
istion IN it's eonfernaon The eonical shape u just sun
ienty percsptfle without being too Prominent feature
and all the details asilate with each other
render the general detgn odel Of classical pro portion
and perfect symmetry Such Is the Cenn Tour Dollar Hat
or this season spfal ing Of it as work of art.
CkN1N. 2l4 Broadway opposite 81. Paul'-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

Cr'HuDu'4 Emuilitnt rHd Ntu8vHcnc
ttVtot .#te tH t..Il i.ilsT.. t.rU4aa
..."faH " IA f.~. +. Hes@t N.# nett-V# EN..l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

Misses and Cidrcp. all arc wearing Boots
slices 20 TO Caiils broadway where you viii HuG dura-
bity style fashion and chespness and then can
YOU ver none but broadway shoes Sf Broad hss,
on hand, about @ pair Gcnts French Boots. y. cAHil,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

broadway has just received large invoice IL straw Hats,
Tor the wear 81 gentlemen snd children These hats teu
tul cheap and oannet surpassed hy other asr
ment of the tame hin In the city. Try them.
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in other article Of drsss and nothing
tul than the st and style OF the Shirts made Gree-
celebrated es'abis mtn Ne Asier House Every article
that leaves tie tore Il warranted TO mt end gentlsmn
giving their orders there may depend receiving a.
rtimsnts exactly at the time agreed upon how short ia
uaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

Eor Monsy EEeSIsci and hdyci;ijeiaspt, SEE
seventh PrEe.
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ent at No. Aptor Honse hss been removed ~ chan
hers street, opposite the Psrk and Stcscr vhcr,
she may he Away found She has connection What
shirt tailoring store either In Shs city B9-
ton, or elsewhere.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NASH ~ WOoDHOUSE
HAVE RFCEIY

The History Of Pendenns, his Fortunes and Misfor-
tunes, his Friends and his greatest Enemy, by w.
M. Thackeray, with illustrations, 2 volumes, com
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Also, the same, in Nos--each ............. 25
First Lessons in Composition. in which the prnci-
pies of the art are developed in connection with
the prncp of Grammar, embracing full drec-
tons on the subject Of punctuation, with copious
exercises, by G. P. Quackenbos, A. M. ...... so
The City Merchant, or the Mysterious Failure, by
J. B. Jones' author OF Wild Western Scenes"
&c, lluslrated 5O
De Quincey's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF an Opium
Eater and Suspiria de Protundis, by Thomas de
Quincy.
Malleville Franconia Story, by the author of the
Rolo Books-a pretty volume. .............. so
Reveres OF Old Maid, with illustrations. so
Stanfield Hall, an historical romance, by J. p.
Smith. Esq Observation-Disclosures. 25
Mississippi Scenes, OF Sketches OF Southern Life
and Adventure including the Legend of Black
Creek, by Joseph B. Cobb. observation-disclosures. SO
The Pictorial Field Book Of the Revoution No.
J.! 10
Godeys Lady's Book, Sartam's Union Magazine,
&c, Tor March. te 20
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun

WASHINGTON, Feb. ~, 1851.
The Presidents proclamation published in to-day s
papers Is as you see, very comprehensive and although
calm and not sympathetic, yet clearly defining the course
VIII CHI the esident and the administration mean pur
sue he fugitive is to be pursued, the civil and mill
ary officers enioned to assist in carrying out the
law, and the guilty are 10 10 brought to Justice
There Is more 10 that message than at first meets
the eye. The President does not positively call out
the militia but he is have good TO believe,
ready to do it, if the independent companies of Boston
and the vicinity re fuse to do their duty
These independent companies, however, have already
sgnied their readiness to aid in the execution oil the
laws of the United States and will be their word
have also strong for believing that orders have
been given to to the Navy and Military commanders
at Boston and Char!estown to aid the marsha,
and to the Navy Yard at Charlestown
place for the safe keeping Of fugtves from labor till the
State repeats her lave, closing her prisons to fugitive
slaves. With these precautions | little doubt that the
recurrence OF similar outrages will be prevented in tu-
ture. Allow me here to quote from aprivate letter, ad
dressed hv highly respectable Bostonan to his friend
here in Washington, the following extract:
ct is to be hoped that the occurrences on Saturday
in re ference to the fugitive slave, will not affect unta-
voraty the feelings OF Southern members. | should
not fearit, il they here and could see with their
own eyes the true state OF feeling The prevailing
timent OF the community is of disgust modification
and regret at the hghhanded outrage aud every right
minded man is willing to rally in support of the laws"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21

1t is with sincere pain that we have to the
sudden death OF our old friend, Major Richard Pol
lard OF Aibemare county, Virginia, who died at Will
lards Hoe yesterday, AT the hour Of g. p M, OF pneu
monia.
Major Pollard had been ill but few days; and such
was the malignity OF his attack, tina. remedial aids
could avail nothing. Ha was here with his daughter,
on briefvs, and is thus suddenly snatchsd away in
the prime of life, from his family and friends.
The deceased was charge d'afdWes to tho republic
of Chill, having been appointed by Andrew Jackson,
OF MIR. Van Buren,. He was the brother-inaw of Mr.
Rives, our mlnister to Paris; and his connexions in
Virginia, well his numerous friends elsewhere,
will deeply mourn ais loss.
His remains will be conveyed to Richmond, and
thence to the family buria-pace at Oak Ridge, in
Nelson county Union of yesterday.
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
TUE OUTRAGE IN BOSTON.

The tri OF the Abolonist Wright was still pro
crossing in Boston on Wednesday betore Commission
err Ilalett Much evidence to the effect that Wright
called out to the mob to come into the Court House
and rescue the fugitive slave, was offered.
On Tuesday evening the Boston Board of Aldermen
assembled and passed preamble deploring the recen
outrage, and ordering the City Marshal I'm der the in
sucon of the Mayor, TO aid in the preservation of Or
der, at all times and under all circumstances with the
whole police force under his control
A despatch to the N. Y. Tribune states that the fu-
gitive Shadrach hes been heard from 100 miles from
Boston, on his way to Canada.
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OF Dds. at 2b cents per gallon.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 30, P. M.
The SENATE again devoted the whole day to the con-
sideration OF the Cheap Postage Bill. The uniform
rate OF three cents postage on letters was voted down.
and the provision abolishing the ranking privilege dis
agreed 10. These were the only conclusions which the
Senate reached before the adjournment
GREAT DAYS WORK.
The HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES, to-day took up and
passed the following bills:
Making provision for the support ofthe Military Acr..
denny;
For the support of the Indian Department; and
For the payment of Pensions.
These bills appropriate about $syoO000o, and were
disposed of by the House iii about four hours
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTU RE VS..

SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
- BIRD STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND
GRACE STREETS AT AUCTlON.-WnI be
sold on THURSDAY afternoon, the 2olh inst, upon
the premises, commencing t4s o'clock, a neat br ok
dwelling on the East line of 3D. between Broad and
Grace streets, adjoining the engine house. Tie house
smear new, is well built, and has rooms besides kit
chen, &c.
TEEMs-O ne-hird cash balance at 3 and months
for negotiable note, interest added, secured by trust
deed, or title withheld.
te "a - w. GODDIN, Auct
~ POSTPONEMENT .-The above sale is un-
avo ldably postponed to TUESDAY Afternoon next,
at O'Clock. w. GODDIN, Auct
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TELEGRAPHED
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALT

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 90, P. M.
The steamer Baltic has arrived from Liverpool with
dates the 9Th inst one week laer than those by the
| Africa.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Feb. 8.
CorToN-Prices have farther declined I'd since the
sailing OF the Africa. Sales for the week 90 1854 bales
The following are the quotations: Orleans Esd, Mo-
bile 7El, and Upland 7sd. Market closing firm.
| PRovGHoNs-Pork is in demand in the London mar
ket at IS to Sos; Hams quoted at 40s Cos and Lard
brisk at BIS to 40s per cwt.
FLoUR-Market dull--no change in prices
WHEAT-Prces have declined Id I'd per bushe
INDIAN CORN has also declined about cd per quar-
MoNEY-Market easy-consols 96i 9ss.
SToCRs-A better demand exists for American
Stocks. u. S. Skies (lS6S) 1881.
FRETGuTs are in better demand.
The steamer Baltic left Liverpool on the sh inst
2P. M
The Cambria, deputed to convey the cargo of the
steamer Atlantic to America, left Cork on the 18th
inst.
FRANcE.-On Saturday, the 18th inst. Committee
OF the Assembly resolved men, that of their
number Mr. Mayun) ought to be arrested for debt
Cen Ruhiers met with serious accident on the same
day, W hist descending the stair case of the Circle DIES
Pyramides. The General made false step and fell on
his head.
HoLsTEIN-The Federal Commissioners have left
Hamburg for KEEL, where, it is stated, they will publish
proclamation to the Stockholders ofEIolstein favour
able to the new Provisional Government.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb 90, T. M.
FLoUR-Sales To- day of $50 bbls Howard street
Flour at 81 1885, and Of 400 bbls City Mills at the
price
WAEAT-Prices unchanged
CoRN-We notice slight decline to-day Sales of
yellow at 60 cent s, and ofwhe at IS cents Der BUSH
ell
WHlsKEY-Sales of bbls. at 26 cents per ga lion.
COM, II EESSIlN II CYL I'M ANY,
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&sTRATTON'S OFFICE. No. S, South l4th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN'S the man.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No. l3-Feb l4th
IS IS 81 rs II 10 81 Sc Is AZ 70 |.
Ticket Nos. Is 27 IS, price $500 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
10 46 IS al As % 4s 60 Z 81 8 81 so.
Whole Nos. % Al So "a capital, sold and paddy
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Monongaa, No l9-Feb. 18th:
Is Ga 10 10 Sc 63 u % II IS ~ "A.
Half Nos. 6s II "a. prize OF $500 sold and paid
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, extra No; 81 Feb; IS:
T Esss ss' Z + 7Ps g94 By
% II 10 73 6 80 Sc Is sc II 50 43 u,
Tickets Nos 8 II 7s. prize of SIPS, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos oHDelaware. No. 8. February 10:
60 81 II "a 20 10 80 rs so 4s IS "a
FRIDAY-Sussex, No. l5-Captal $4,000. Is
nos,. Is drawn. Tickets 81.
sATURDAY-sussex extra No. 2s-Capital S.
&C., 70 numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81, halves soc,
quarters 25e.
Splendid Lottery for Saturday, Odd Febmary-'rhe
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class B, for 1851. Ca
pitas $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 536, of 2,200 u Of
1900 40 of 1900 100 OF 1000, 200 OF 500 being the
S20-shales in proportion.
Buyers referred to my Register of Prizes, to be
at the office, as proof OF what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages certificates OF pack ages and sin
gle cketsn the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when
aiesed. Please address orders to
te II N. STATION. Richmond, Va,