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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst.,.. by the Rev. H. Funk,
MI. FRANKLIN Cole, of Benton Township,
and Miss ASH, third daughter of Christian
Ash, OF ~Fishingcreek Township, Columbia
Co.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. P. Willard, WM.
H. HARTMAN TO SARAH CARNELls, all of Union
Co.
On the same, by the same, Mr.. WIN. ArEN
TO Miss REBEccA FaEEzE, both of Danviile.
On Sunday of last week, in Miflinville,
by The Rev. I. BAIL, Mr.. HIRAM WALT, and
Miss ELIZABETH HousKNEcT, both of Sugar
loaf, Luzerne Co.
AT the same time and place, by the same,
Mr.. JoHN ANDREWS, and Miss MARY Moy-
ERs, both of the former place.
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This is an important duty, and should be
Immediately attended 10. 1t is this which
guarantees to you the right of suffrage
Remember, that unless you are assessed TEN
DAYS before the election, and have paid a
State and County tax within two years, you
will be denied one of the highest privileges
known in a free republican government
THE RIGHT TO VOTE.
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Canal commissioners.

Messrs. Painter, Gamble aud Morrison,
with Mr.. Wilson The Clerk of the Board PAID
our town a short visit on last Friday, while
upon their vout along the North Branch. A
number of our citizens called upon the
Commissioners, and we need only hope that
our visi,ers were as well pleased with the
town, as citizens were with them.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

Er Ii is SAID that the amount of stock
held by foreign capitalists is over $500, ooo,-
600. We annually pay out $4,000 600 in
the shape of interest. Our credit must be
pretty good, and foreigners who have mon
ey like to have q nest egg in our funds in
case of a revolution i'll Europe, that would
scatter their riches to the winds.
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Luzerne Democratic Nominations.
Wilkesbarre. Sept.

Wilkesbarre, Sept. 16, 1851.
The Democratic Convention to-day made
the following nominations.
For JUDGE. N. Conyngham.
Associates-D. w. Bristol, of Providence,
and VIM. Hancock of Kingston.
Register and Reegder-Joseph w. Potter
of Providence.
ReprcS 'ntatiUes-S. S. Benedict of Carbon
dale, and Jas. w. Rhodes of C~onyngham.
Tfeasurer-Thos. Irwin of Dallas.
COmmiSsioner-Peter Winters of Pittston.
Auditor-Curtis of Jackson.
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rT II is now determined that Governor
JOHNSTON will be in Danville on, Tuesday
the cad inst, at one o'clock and in this place
on the 9th of October.
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II A poor emigrant complains in the
Philadelphia Sun, that ia well known citizen
who holds a very high office in the Emil
grants Friends Society, owes him fifty dol
lars for hard labor" II this is so, it is dis
graceful, and shows that the cloak OF hypo-
cricy is not yet worn out.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

IL WE are much pleased TO see that Je-
remiah Black of Tioga county has been a.
gain nominated by the Democrats of that
county for the Legislature. He was one of
the very best members at the session Of
1850, and only his vote to Danish the small
notes of other stales defeated him las; fall.
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More Cannon.

Governor Johnston in his speeches prates
loudly about a tariff TO protect the working
men of America against the 'sparper labor
of Europe.n 1t is a pity he don't tell his au-
diences that he is the Vice President of the
Irish Emigrant Society, which has for its OBJ.
iect the introduction and protection of the
''pauper labor of Ireland"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

t5- Mr.. Hutter of the Easton Asgas VI
speaking of Capt.. S. Follmer, who was
lately instructed for by this county for rep
resentalive, says =
ave had the pleasure of serving with
Mr.. F. as a delegate in the Willlamsport
Convention aud know him to be a good
man and a true democrat.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

rY- A railroad meeting was held at Dam
vile on the 9TH inst, and quite q large num-
Der of delegates chosen 10 the Philadelphia
convention Of the 25th September, to repre-
sent Daiville and Montour county.
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V' The Washington Commonwealth pub
fishes Governor Johnston's proclamation un-
der a blazing cannon, a flag and big capitals.
A great feat that Of paying of the state debt
with the peoples money.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

~ The Chicago Advertiser gives the
names Of the sufferers by the fire which &C.
cured in that city on the 9th inst. The los
SEES, partly covered by insurance, amount 20
about $500, 900.
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TT Monroe and Pike counties have cho-
sen Mr.. ]. l.. Ringwalt a delegate TO the next
state convention favorable TO Mr.. Buchanan.
franklin and Blair counties have chosen
CAss delegates.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

tY' A Lycoming County jury have re-
Gently decided that in that county the price
of each kiss rung by a young man reluc-
family fiom a blooming young lady, with
pouting lips, shall be SIG &C! Rather dear.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

LAUGHABLE.-To hear the party that nomi-
mated a 10. Markle for Governor, and elected
a 10. Ritner, question the qualifications Of
Gen. Seth Clover for Canal Commissioner.
pshaw.
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Railroad Convention,

-
ton was held yesterday Monday at the
Hotel of Theodore Wells, in this place, at
which Gen. WIN. A. PETRIKEN presided,
assisted by
VICE PRESIDENTS,
John Bidler, Esq, Thos. Opp,
Hiram Funston, Gershom Biddle,
Britain McGargle, Ellis Bryan.
SECRETARIES,
Robert Hawley and J. M. B. Petriken, Esqrs.
Maj. F. Boal, E. e. Biddle, Mr.. Osborne
and Mr.. Hutchinson addressed the meeting !:
and a large number of delegates were cho-
sen 10 attend the Railroad meeting of the
25th inst in Philadelphia. We note from the
Muncy Lmmina,y. =
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~ c. D. Eldred Esq, ratires from the
establishment Of the Lycoming Gazette.
The paper will be continued by P. F. Wight
who has heretofore been associated with Mr. .
Fldred.
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%" 1t is stated, that in a single day, in the
beginning oil last week, Adams Co.'s express
delivered nearly a million of dollars worth
of gold dust at the mint.
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AZ Gen. John A. Quitman has Withdrawn
from the Gubernatorial contest, leaving tho
field open 10 Senator Foote, the Union can
didate in Mississippi.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

EYr Henry S. Mott, has been nominated
as the Democratic candidate for the Legisla-
ture, in Monroe and Pike.
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MArRIMoNIAL.-"My DEAR" said an affec-
tomato spouse to her husband, tam | notyou
treasure 2"
ooh yes" was the cool reply, ''and | would
willingly lay it up in Heaven" What an in
sulting wretch
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

ETe A young typo Of Harrisburg lately
drew a prize of 81, 900 in a Baltimore lottery.
He'll have plenty oil coin in his bank.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

~ Gen. Peter lhrie of Eastoa will be a
candidate for President Judge in the North.
ampton and Lehigh district.
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tB@ At the last Gubernatorial contest in
Pennsylvania the aggregate we're .
Por Johnston, 16S, 522
For Longslreth, 16s, 225
Johnston's majority, 279.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-09-18

Er They are holding Temperance Camp
Meetings in Indiana.
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q O YIOE MY
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
MI, L. JACKSON ESQ.,, Of Benoick.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
VIM. BIGLER.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
SETH CLOVER.

FOR THE SUPREME BENCH.
JOHN b. GIBSON, Of Cumberland,
ELLIS LEWIS, Of Lancaster,
JEREMIAH s. BLACK, Of Somersei,
WALTER II. L0WRIE, Of allegheny,
JAMES CAMPBELL, of Philadelphia.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
L. D.. RUPERT of Bloomsbury,
STEPHEN BALDY Of Canauissa.
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PRoTHoNoTARY,
JACOB EYERLY Of Bloomsbury.
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REGISTER & RECORDER,
JESSE G. CLARK of bloomsbury.
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COMMISSIONER FOR THREE YEARS,
ANDREW FREAS Of Centre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
MIDWAY E:.lIALG ACADEMY.

FsSuE an i' au'" 81 hts luEGm "'i! COM
gupIiJn. Guu he %3ii 81 ia. ..'+
.atrd road. mic. West uf Ir:Hslin
mock. ar: ttt! ~" '.ea 81 k!c! III: buildings are ar
Gagged an c"" ri the Hls icing r:at sr
,Imn s sta t5 u rs.iu by halny uf,fng tn. ,r.s
and %!oee ni n :,Gad % the :+ "h'ci toc!a':
uhrri tie sucw OF the rst,go" trnG aura ae's' ~ .'' r.
ID, aad Ms i.as,or gra:t pleasure hi
cnds and patrol that ali necessary arrangements ia. been IN
ladies' .st!n ul,le acqurnets rxGeri
been ece! ~ Prneli an" s "her 70" the nu
Hca! ai "iti'ci hcr 'rn:' i"!h i,sti :e nr' a:ie
to"he estn"'s Of I"a'hc"i'n7 and oil moral ana elou
Letters from Professors aud nes dcI.u.GcG sfs"as
&C { ed aud viii be shown u "nr pa'ron'
Mr. saI Won kueH'a GrTn gentleman aE scholar las
,JI ~, ,.,.i - 49, r c"un.i,. lie -, ~ ani
hurHcy al Inc InE tnGnaGts
particularly ttench German aan and sla''s al Of "hc' he
ni5cr cl gmi,nrd encren Ar.rr a. mad To-
reifncrs Which, Fo'o HIM Ike s'ot"ia ai SEQ ' n 'ei''
hr genenna s:"clr ami sosC"s'!e Teacher n PENN
Kentucky 'mi Vmsnt. .In'n: them sc inenr, "' he "
eim the ion Henry Clay he Hon t:ichar me I CHIT
ton Aln. juice Geots" k 81 ker, & Alex Arkse jai.c ~
ken:ry ana his sceenc the "'"cy Grncri u " aIol
S,a!e Ci,enlen Execieory tn src'c;rs In
many o;sr sufficient I'll cn"! sized volume, iI y l. 10
vi a"d 'e+ us rr!sue to al Our t"n'o'ai' O: m "o:'
The Misses Mros will all he !orartreo auxiliary
social intercourse pupil, ciue
accomplishments i1rE become "f"rs One
ysafs he rs 1 :" our ssa;s .I s4eG dc sc io
winch tins scloo wasc.;abis!,ed and continued.
glance patrons he a,ay sal great: se
cHee 1ea. For Al. Hour oi tie lads teacher, d :"ad
uabe all Of Professor vpn oenG "! a". ' seldom
WITH >.'csa u Tx 10 :efr ti his. "a . '" o.
4utug E,i gl xii b. L: J."
ri!:icu'1r vii! ',o pl {" "a. 4'rs
Sl i .., a ~ 3 5u i : .st o:ds
finished elucao b'h sold, classical ar nran.aa will be
taught here Subscribers consider tina, she best leaim'nas a
references The. oIrr the pas an ;5 standing Of ic
AcAdeny Wherefore they sake P!sas'rt II rr he
large number Of accomplished and riesat ?cns r!e, turned out
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
AUCTION SsLEs,
- a ShiS LAID on YORK RIVER

FOX sale
'''"r " ,e'd ~ truss eSrrnied Jarn. She i, ~, :,
i'c''h ~ u" C'crk's "irc al The Court OF Ynrt
a... 80 liI-'r". "n I'll IsDAH lGh oa, of
t s:T. r iir rSf lair day cell . Iha b.i. ~ -
lao" J. "?tS arm ." lok i'cr caeI CapIosic TN, mac,
2 h"' "cSuin' miles ~ ic t:i? r WI ans, il n.
py-c& M! rs aims On York TIv.: rst nui hne,. 81
eu.i ne r'!c "nes!l,! hse as til, h, i N.
'lI The The
sis" II r=h&s ~ r ">iu he iunld siG the rurcIt.rr rnr
nnit. 'u' sh rc s,Irs III. w,,uli rem I'm.
I oil; l., he GOOD ivinG. WIS.,, NJ ~; P',ion "i HE
IL, "iid io@. rs m g., ~ '' !f'l al
IN treat .L,lfriarcr. the cS!hI w. ~ t'e ear
h, lie ii naturally good, ar, ''h De n"i
~, r,rh .! To any ilr an: ca cue:
,i,c l;al:.r, uihu !' post o i"
,nrt aud tables be raee.r f' :" MARI
m short md ready market al tl. dee - vi ' ''Hi
n Ia ash line ut York Tyeq"h'cra
lnrai,x marshes. afford nnr rtnts are
uun.nr STOCK urins and summer on ti'1 !"n'npfe
nrl BE ,lwc!n: large, and most convenient s'Gr
., - rr nsr Few house, good stables yonL: "lci"t'
apple and peach trees has r.c,HiS bth ""
Al urnc nj be made before Tue day al 81 y CON
larll;y u good wood will he i"uid IA me anu
bruI enc nulfci bushels u whr viii lie seeded ms " 'o
n The purchaser charged with Tho cns ~ the wheat an,
the labor E sre!ns The sale VIII take pace oh w
,,rsu,s.- and the land viii be- sold by the acre .
TERMS fourth Of the purchase money To be ah
equal Inst mcnts yate IL one TWO anu rH'
The interest on thn
annually. The purchaser VII be require 20
EXECUTE Der personal and deed 81 trus: on ihe lam
&c the deferred riyments ;,
Afsr The H0I sa! sell all the Iamn. "cms's be
oU head OF cattle hos horses mules Ac
crop 1i ana w oirrci'i e 1uue!
&c. Terms ;i:i,c kuowG day OF sale.
MONDAY, hs S!n day OF Dtce hbfi next sia sell hi pun
!ic be!yr The Courthouse door vi Ire cty o. VIII
valuable Slaves, CONSISTING o. men,
aud c.en. Also several vacant iut' m me cll OF ""
I;am,bJr. WV. :. PEACIlE Trustee.
n.f.
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TIE Lis TvinI
Remedy u .Uua ard IspS:!
G. FARIEi.Ls CkLE RATED ARABIA
At -

fsNl miraculous performed by tie Artb'n pLy,cne
old tirn booked upon the
with their History! tu.
tcc".n! io ih safirSng oyer m isf- . INNS
he time The -eemcs Of cheaI mht w,s IN "a Lao -
hey The zeanGi u 5tn'sns In The b'au EU'cs
which skirt the desert OF a"ta ab'und rare !an, and oooua
"t which this able imminent Is cGtni osec nnt ~
a. when aiqlle l,,anan.ou, u.E though ~o!s
syssm suyls the pain in the Incredibly s"r r u
gu the danger II
years causing The seieJ flesh &" grow on, bid rich ricu
through 1rtores the yntviai F!d Ju!H Water,
rurng joints In chronic factions 81 tie >luc.
Liver Lungs an kiner- hi" gree. Aaban remedy 'n'. VI par
s!ed gJe Cake enlargement oi the ST. r,rt,
,ai Rheumatism has Pc harmed some 81 RE most rhrae
'niiCiS'n nuns Whs swe ia: Tnn"r E equal g!
fcscions il diseases anns such AS Fua Poi E't sn"y
Mage wea i, sin, and tesry Az e:ts
stands III Ii. head o all me :icines.
LIVER COMPLAINT, EKESlPELAS& RHEUMATISM CURED!
RAYwcH, MARION to, kr., NAY q, !T-3
SIR H. G. FAnEEIt-Dra srYo, l.imin!cn ssI',Eg vcy
well a! doing vast deal ." good umEs The psoIe hss curse
hes bed severn lie wi ire complaint
and Of ,i III. o sIr'a Dc S sS 90 &
hc-n applet fresh cut az" curt- u sht ,is hays
.psii panied me so much had reare aa sad ito
nign bathing and rubbing with ,Hf ara es
STIFF COMPLAINT tSE Y: cHs sTEMrE COCKS AND
NJ Michel Postmaster Fiat, Futon county, H.,
rAHns.5 Your A,aS.n L,n':. s hsy mn;
about Hnic aE lCure orn" :as
with .r c Tint d the ia'rnicr "ciy lad,
,a-Ici- Thru has. been cure! OF so!c
yr. w,h Il hndr .cr! ytes: ,ns-ne, !vh tsr ns: hct
: =. .,,x,
nJ- BEWARE Of COGNTEaFElIS. Ell
To Guard against Inpoaiiioii read the followiD..
public acucus.iy against couniri!:
has made earance, and called BY the Et
wv b FarreiIs Aa0i,n lnim'n" Thsis 'at.
ger deceive from bearing the
Farrell fall by The
Llnilnen prcipd dealers will impose tha sp
Tart q.
Arabiun lake other. III. seaure
letters befDr. Farrell; his ei-o
and these words blowH glass boi;e Ii
q Farrell Arabian Linn. nj. Peoria -
accn5 every Town, Village aal Hamlet l,.s
States, established. Apply by eer H. e.
Farrell, III with good reference character :tsioah
i:y &c.
who will furnish free Of ehares book
valuable Information evsTy class rilizens
Prizes 45c. Bic, ani 81 bottle. Tie cy genuine
81 by H. G. FARRELL sole AMI proprietor, at wfucsae
Druggist No IL Main PEORIA ILL., ans! for sale wholesale
retail al PropGstor's pricea by
PURCELL. LADD s. CO. Dru-g.sts
kdw3n 90 Main i,h. Richmond
NTOTICE.-ALFRED w WISGO-Tou will take notice tt,-
"a shall petition the General Assembly Fg
MIA. for a divorce you trc"! The bono OF matrnony.
Nov. 22-cw5. MILDRED VI. WlHGG
SOLUTION OF FEKNIrlATE OF MON, pep.
- red, and lor sale by Nor. "a ADIE 4 GRAY,
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f.yIy.ISTMaS PRESENTS.

sayE are now recelyn. York and from Paris direct
w magnificent OF France. Jenny Lied ani Ph':,
twenty-five dulard iai
of coored ie nns
Europe las; Humncr, VIZ The 'l!eiiSrr Ivy 'hH hs.u
hack rr,und rendered nn9uc and the imitation OF miniature
painting The greatest satisfaction Invariably gwen ~
nav he from tho sbuinei Senator OF
York snds requested 10 call and EXAMINE M Inc VIZ
gua Sky.gt Gallery No l49 Main afro tklrhmohc
,I.r H., f:rlic Window WM. A. PRATT. Proprietor.
Mr. Pratt Daguerrean Artist was engaged ~ taxing ss
Of M.mbr and uthcrs whom had INC
honor of sitting and examining with his Gallery les saiet
in ha, regard his perfect and complete
any uher artist fallen under nay ooer'h
ton and deem entitle generous patronage
-
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i S!TUATION WANTED.

YOUNG gentleman. who has hal three years experience in
a teaching obtaining either Gssir
Academy family He has attended the lee.
ure Unrersy OF Virginia, and OF this State lie
Greek Lnn French ana Mathematics far
branches taught in Schools and l1emses lie
qualifications from Professors Gr
Couena and W. Roger and also from pirate indSru
husc families h. has taught Communications adirefe
CO. New Town King anil Queen CcuG!y Va will be prompt
Is attended Ia. Nov "b-clm
oNGREss WATER, drtc, from The Sn.inzs, for sale BY
~ DEC. Q Il X. UUVAL, Druggist.
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l-NnEt5ti AMI CLASSICAL SCHOOL,,
HEAH LuRETrU. Essen COUNTY. Va

le scssiOM COlnNlcnCts
Intended combine tie hHaHiIS-" ~ 100
Academic with the c"nai am' 'c'iinc
All the ht'1c. 81 a. tr.:is
to-r-l viii trii lalihu an; GSIHn
are taught tcarhrr Mr. l. WIilm il an a. NJ ~ the M
ersIy OF Virginia The hcati" retired. aud cay u &C
Numbered pupils limited. 49,
TgaMs-P.r sessiono month"; payable Advance Tor Tut
Wu-!ns. ennG. SttV IhS pi!n iur
tho .hi lan.uaEc y" c%I gu srs
10 ie3 re,i All erun:- iua
tie t!eua. suDsCIIucs.
Circulars Containing Of tho School sill - rs@: 20
those wlu Il. Apply 10 Kew JtlN J.. MHhliRr.,
any l--ctt Iurri,u. Essex cnIt,:. Va.
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LAND IND MILL FO.t SALE.


EY the Circuit Court u EssX county pro-
18th November, ISL ~ sat IN chaG'
.ntrg The aid ou. The and style OF right rs
Wr,s, e ha rommIsiiohsrs tisr named viii on
IESAT tie sd u Dec 1851 hr /: not e" the neNt lar day
(sulday excepted )rApnre ~ aa- ii public slttnn 10
hs.s bte vel kGown aud desirable tract VI land caed
with hall Of the Grs NIL attached
Wight dici, The ss coHiit ~
road cud. annnock 10 FfcdeirksDug dD"u
the about 80 acF i"r
Tur Land productive well situated or cnlva'n"
y: 4usccp5!c The arc IN r%
order. wr mentioned two Hory dwelling
Src: barn house ard Ice h"rsr From re
proximity o. the iarm the pptham"cS rt'rr eve 'tiE r
nptaiulas and for Inc land: E,h nm =s m
di for the shipping the IoJc; oil The iiI Tue
equal VI the country The tine quaint!
and NJu ard from and accessible p1ilS,
very liberal patronage The mi housc aud buine
I'd u. the cins.y .! Kind are III good
order
SEuui particular information be desired the can BE-
had ~ applying Loh.J Wright either reroa 10y letter
Loys r. o. who VIII pleasure communicating
u. land and any may be
Of purchasing. lnoni:ion also be had by addressing
George i Wright. By letter. Bes:aUi T.. o
cash the cIaal aHlnal install
with the day II sale For :errlr Of Tie
bonds the eleIIed The purchaser NJ" b. required
ex. upon tile an an bat III e nil
aforesaid. JOHN j. Wkll,u
GEORGE f. WRIGHT
YLSJAMlS l.. WRIGHT,
r;.s,Dne
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tan /. Fi:iI"s UTFICl..
I'M FOURTEENTH STREET, under he Exchange liote ;if.
~ ,iaui Virginia.
Drawings or the Virginia lotteries.
Iirawa Nos, OF Muunngail Class No. l95 bee. IL,
IS Cg Is 10 81 IS 81 i3 81 81 Il 50 81 II.
Dawn M. o Mnnonsaia Extra Glass No l73 Dec 18Th
GO - 10 IS 70 - 2u 81 - % 5 ii
Whole II Gji
IaiG g i Arri-s Of 600, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. "r Mononsaia, Class Nos. l97, De: 10:
10 10 81 So IS IS 81 CO 80 Il 81 IS 81.
Whole Il 50 e.. prize Of s!2. LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Monon. ALA. Cl.ssNo 1872 Dec. II:
IL IS - u Is - - 10 p 81 81 4. H.
Ticket Is 81 &c, prize Of 500 LAMBERT.
Schemes etc .yeck.
FRlDAY-Thr Virginia MGOrsaiIa Lottery Glass No 2Ol--
Capl.!s: e20u1, OF 500, LES ~ ri l,rU - Nos. *
drawn Tickets sJ-sharcs in proportion.
SaIuKAi-rhr Virginia MamngaiIn Lottery. Clnf6 No ~
Capitals slCsJ, 1916. 1900. 500, ~ Of $3.50 Y OF w &c
IS Noe. 10 drawn. Tickets Sl0-shlrCs npr"pnrlicn.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOX DEC aIBER ETH
Sixteen da ballots IS uuh. slrI2 more prizes than
haRks1he Va MononsaIId Lottery, Class n Capta, S6 H.
5000 100 = 32ij 10 vi 2,t, 10 o oHi
10 OF lO SC. Z, NUs IL drawn Tickets Sshnres IL op"r'
tiun
Va Change hoHr Sales close 10 the abuvc Lotteries III
o'clock NJ and the rawnlsaIc rcceiTcda5' oocncA b! e'
Iesraph.
Saturdays, O'Clock Sales close ht bail -.
Price Of Tickets from 81 Ia 81 ~
Packages Certificates OF Packages ahgc Ickris
the ahnyc Naury& Cos Lotteries u which
drawings dy price vary!m: from u 70 SO "1
tckcs will the prou; ana e drawings for
uadcd immediately Adventures when Address
THOMAS EAMBl:RT.
80 3. Exchange Pace, RrImout. =.
Es Recolec; 10 5"Tisics luck In'i nunbers'4s kn,
o;N,ore Dec Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
sTEvESsvtLLE MALE ACADEMY.

r2'IIi exercises months will DC resume!
iet Of Ianirs He rates ci Imii''n 'a !r"
gHp! 81 ccn,s no, Inrn!iGt
every Gu rIyahc .: the coi"ea cii'" "i s'
pit:r ;.c c'"c
Of each session. i-iuc allowed sh,.
seqt II, withdrawal "xrcD; yorlcted Illness A:r,
Rig al 44"c: county ~
/ r,>;S j y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19

rsyfIE !sol OF " ! size
& Araln?T about lire. miles from n" t'nns Tie y:
Where lie proposes Tic 10TH ~ January l"Hi &c
male Schon ,fnl!.r wnt cc'lIr
cani-r Every rluch embrace IN sy-;ci'
Eu.uu.l iiI DC aGt lie Ats aFuy "n"ie"
cu, aEl e'e lits z,ccc4Jt iorc.11
su1l,s vii b. aaug IA doe tine. r.! ei.aapf Tn ur;osa.
ed .i!cy l"tC'ci, fs.Ei ana ':t!
an III: OF 'act;2-, whc hlE iiEa"N .I':l
tho establishment srrrii i3rs sHc The ni:h5" 'e
Guaranty lie r!eiJii Of the For bIdial
iuiIJa ~ every b:c5 cS Luc ts.Gn .! ago %i !" ch.s
who
ParcnS Rec" NJ" Ear the uSln -! ext:
charges wi r:'"C" .Xpci@t cnfc:i:c
the Depot the seminary viii ~ po"!d ~ tho
The stit viii be ar', rent ani guardians
requested u maze early applications.
address the subscriber III uuf on-'ir. janis :" GSs
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