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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-30
AGENTS DU PIONNIER,

lM. f. Eudc, Passage
hLLE-OELEANs dc la Bourse, No IS
) encoignurc Cont.
ASCENSION NJ. Rich ard & Templct.
RIVIERE-NEUvE. NJ. Firmin DupIessis.
lBERWLLE . . nj. j. Brpau
ST-!AcQuEs M. Anguste Thtriot
ST-JEAN BAprGsTE, NJ Edgard perret.
poNT-BEEAUx, At Edmond Bulljard,
ST CHARLES Rizan FrGres, negociants
IHIBoDAUN M. Adolphc Blanchard
llcC1A n. i. Gagnt.
SfE-MARIE nj. Etienne Penisson.
AasoNPT1oN G. Rodriguez, Cafe STIR.
BELLE kTWEEE N. Pierre Theriot.
PANc0URTvILLE, nj, c. J. E. Gauther, r. NJ
IT Dams les pareisscs OH nous n'avons pas
MANNED agents, nous prions les Maitres de Poste
ievouloIr Sc charger de l'agence dc notre feuille
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-30
RonoelleG D'Europc.

.fs~n'5lfc FrnnGnisc. Suffrage unircrscl.
Kossnth it. Londrcs.-Le parlcmcm pro.
rocf.
NeW-I ork. 0 novembre.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-30

Noici les details contcnus dams les
journaux apPortss par ic steamer africa.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Southern Congress.

The bill Just passed by The Legislature,
(of South Carolina) providing for the APP
poinimcnt of deputies to IL Southern Con-
gress, and for calling Convention OF the
people of this State, directs eighteen dep.
ulies to be elected-iour by the Legislature
at its present session from the State at large
and two from each of the Congressional
districts by the people. on the second Mon
day in October next. The Governor is au-
thorizod, in concer, with the Governors or
other proper authorities Of other States
Joining in this Congress, to appoint the
time and place OF meeting. The Gov
ernor is also directed to communicate n
copy of this &C. to the Executives of each
of the slaveholding States, and to urge up
on them the desire of this State that they
should send deputies to meet Our own at
Montgomery. in Alabama, on the I'd OF
January, 1852.
The members of the Convention are to
be elected on the Cd Monday in February
next, each election district being entitled To
number of delegates equal to the whole
number of its Senators and Representatives
in the Legislature. All free white males
of the age of twenty-one and upwards are
eligible to seat in the Convention. The
Governor is TO assemble the Convention
which is to meet at Columbia, whenever
the Southern Congress shall have been held.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
"Tri.weekly Union"

We have concluded TO try an experiment
with our citizens, and ON Monday morning
ncat. shall commence the publication Of the
Tr..ueehiy Union. This Is an enterprise
thai requires additional labor and expense,
ana We eventually hope we shall have lib.
eral share Of patronage to sustain Us. The
tri.wcekly wiIl be half the size of the week.
ly and will contain u fair quaint Of read.
ing matter. In each issue of the ,ri. week
ly, We will have regular aud correc: Telc-
graphic dispatches from Jefferson City, aud
Washington, markets. general news, &c,
thereby giving our readers all the import
an, news three days in advance of the ST.
Louis Papers. In edition to our telegraph.
ic reports We will also have variety of in
ter~s,ing miscellaneous matter, news items
&c, und the local department, we hope
will he particularly interesting, (having Sc
cured the services OF a competent Local
and commercial rcporter). The arrivals
and departures Of steamers, the arrivals Il,
hotels, and in fact every thing worthy OF
note will be served up regularly in the col.
umns Of the Tri.wcehiy Uaioa. ADVERTISE
mcnts inserted conspicuou,ly at fifty cents
per square for first insertion,and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent, which arc res.
pec,iulIy solicited. Th, terms for subscrip.
ton will be ten cents ger week payable TO
the carrier at the end "i every week.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
WESTERN UNION HANNIBAL, MO, JANUARY o 1881.

At meeting Of the Directors of the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad, on the
Sth inst, Col. K. NJ. Stewart was unani.
mously elected Presidents Washington
Jones, Of Buchanan, Clerk; T.. NJ. Molie,t
OF Marion, Treasurer. Commissioners 10
open books for subscription Of stock in the
various coun les, were appointed as follows
WIN. II. DAWSON, J. b. Marmaduke, and
John McAfee, Shelby county; V L Bragg,
$ E Nelson, Benedict Weldon. Darics;
J II lIubbel, Jas Livingston. and john Ora.
ham, Grundy, w llollyburton, l. Iloyle,
and A w Flournoy, Linn; Thompson
Smith, Col Shambaugh, and Mr.. Parrot,,
DeKaib; Thos T. Burch. Mr. McClintock,
and the Hon Jas II Birch, Clinton; Chas J
Hughes, Geo Smith, Walter A Doak. Cald.
weH: rhos EThompson and Thos L Hatch.
or, Palmyra.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Yours, truly,
. - = - -
Railroad Convention,

The stockholders of the St. Joseph and
Hannibal Railroad met in convention II,
the City Hall, on Wednesday evening the
S,h inst.
DR.. James Livingston, of Grundy county
was called to the Chair, and Col J. Holland
OF Linn county. Vice President, J. ID. Dow.
ling. OF Hannibal. Secretary, L. II. Selmes
and N. p. Kunkcl, Tellers.
The stockholders proceeded to election
for II Board OF Directors for the presen,
year, whereupon. the following stockhold.
ers were declared duly elected:
z. &. Draper, T.. NJ Molre,t, and Il. +.
Lakenan, of Marion Co.; George A. Short.
ridge OF Macon Co.; John Graves, oi Liv.
ingslon Co.; r. NJ. Stewart, John Corby
R"bt. J. Boyd and Thornton Talbot, OF
Buchanan Co.
Resolved, That the city papers and all
papers in the State be requested to publish
the proceedings OF this meeting.
JAMES LIVINGSTON, Ckn.
}. d. IUwHM, Sec'y.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
The Right Spirit,

We cut the following extract from the ex
cellent address Of The Rev. J. L. Bennett, de-
:ivsrsd in this city ON the evening of The l9tl
December:
III an now willing 10 enter into an engage
ment. do agree thi, night, in the pre,encs
of these Witnesses, 10 be one Of fifty young
men, to ~ over and work one month in ID,
building Of q Plank Road to the opposite bluff
We will do the work, IL our City Fathers, oi
some Of the mon,cd Fathers, will purchase tn,
Plank. will do more; If the road 10 bull. b,
subscrip tion will give II, least $50 on com pie
ton Of tho road. II built by Joint Stock Com
pany. will tako my share in the road, and in
my opinion, every citizen would make money
TO take one share 10 each lot which lie owns il
this city. hope no ono thinks such worl
Too mighty to 10 accomplished by fifty young
mem
And will nhy who know him doubt that b,
would make good hi. proposali We think no,
But the spirit of the proposition is such a.
ought to prsvail-.and must prevail, before an,
great en.erprize can be accomplished. Suci
sre tho ,eutiments which build Roads, Worl
Shops, and Cities; which promote intelligence,
aud virtue; which bring the rewards Of labor
realize wealth, comfort and probability
Such sentiments are the true bonds Of Union
and make our rights and liberties worth protect
ing and defending.
Now We ask, why such and such towns an,
cCuntries do no. "rrnsper aud mprnv.p" W,
might rather ak "Nhat are III. prevailing sen
tjmen,s of the peopleY" ar let IA. as look u
their House, Farms, snd Rods. In ,h,se ",
may often find the answer. Success 10 not al
ways Won by wealth; but, BY the will, the en-
terrrisc, md the intelligent application Of tn
means we have: MT by lodging, holding back
and leaving tho aid We all owe, to be furnishe,
y "somebody else"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
J. S. BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 80.

Mr.. Douglas presented petition from
Wise, the balloon man, asking Congress to
make an appropriation Of $4,000 to ena-
bic him to make experiments with bal
looms. After debate it was referred to the
Committee of Nava! Affairs.
Mr.. Benton introduced bill to accele-
rate the sale Of public lands, to pay the pub
lie debt, to extinguish government titles 10
lands in the States, to grant lands to the
States in which they lie.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Missouri Rspu Tri. week.

Missouri REPUBLlcAS.--The Tri.wcekiy
starts upon the new year much enlarged, ant
printed on new and beautiful type, from the
81. Louis Foundry. The editors an
nounce tina, they have removed to their
new and splendid Office. The enlerprising
publishers OF this paper claim that this build.
ingis the lnrgest and best adapted for such
an establishment, OF any in the United
States
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

JLrFERson CRY CoRREspoNDENcE- We
have received the following letter from mem
Der OF the Legislature. The previous letter t.
which he alludes, did not come to hand:
iTrrLRs Cry, Jan. Sd, 1851.
ORroS CLEnEs,. Esq. --M: On last evening
| addressed you a, length; bu' as Tn opportunity
il afforded, | cheerfully give you all the add
tional news:
First: Contrary to my expectation, and to
that OF every whig, when the ballotng con-.
menced this morning for those Offices mention.
ed in my last, tho anti Benton men were I'M
willing to yield. We. however. got the En-.
crossing Clerk Wallace, Wing. Robinson,
anti Benton, wa, elected Enrolling Clerk, and
Gen. A. Jones, ant, Benton, Sergt at Arms. -
Bath houses ARE now fully organized, and the
Clerk ut this moment reading the Governor s
Message with which documeu, vii hasten
to supply you. We ocsno ~ odg. it. receipt. |
have just been invited TO be al b, CrOcs.,'.
room to night aud from al can see, they. III,
1t. Lotus delegation, are unanimous IN favor %
Mr. Geyer for United States Senator There
has been bnt ii'lle said ye, npon this subject
though vii the movements tend that way-but
time proves all ,h'rg-. think a whig will bt
elected.
Austin A. Kings Message is as long as the
moral Jaw. l have just learned that the tele.
graph wire is broken on your line. shall con.
tinue to give you all the information worth y our
attention.
Yours, truly,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
CALIFORNIA PAPERs.--We are indebted I,

CALIFORNIA PAPERs.--We are indebted to
Capt. A.. S. Richards, for copy of the Cal
iiorna Cnayior, md one Of the Journal of
Commerce. dated 18th November.
There appears to be nothing in them of
special importance. We notice in the Luy.
nal OF Commerce, a statement made, that
an old camp kettle had been recently found
hurried 10 OF II feet under ground.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
GoDEv's LADv's Book, continues to inn

GoDEv's LADv's Book. continues to i'm.
p.ove. The quantity aud quality Of read
ing matter, aud the taste and beauty Of the
engravings in the February number, which
we have just received, will be its highest
aud best recommendation in every family
that II enters. Terms SO per annum.--
Address Louis a. Cooley, Philadelphia.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Sartain'g MAGAZINE.

This periodicals. onc OF the bet oil he three doI,,
Inagaz'ne published III Ph'bdelphia The publisher,
are now ohel,g one thousand dollars f,r ten prize arti.
ales In other wori, hey offer to ray ol IN gooi ~
e'one bundled liars each These are 10 be- Of ,uo
crate tenth, and viii be puhsseh Aytill tr a.e,
I" completed. Address joHa Satan s. Co.. Phila tel.
phia.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

PLuRALITY OF WoRLDs.-This subject
was lenrnedly treated by Rev Mr. Day, on
last Thursday evening We regret that
we have not time or room, this week, to
give synopsis Of Mr.. Days in,cres,iny lee.
tllre.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Organization of the Two Houses

SESATE.-The Senate was called TO order by
Lieut.. Gov. Price, President, at IL o'clock, OH
the Both ult. On the tenth ballot, VIM. G. Mi
nor, Benton, Of Cole, was elected Secretary on
the secoud ballot, Richard Il. Reese, Wing, Of
Jackson. was elected Assistant Secretary; on
the fourth ballot, Vanover, Benton, was elected
Doorkeeper; first ballot MoDearnon, Benton
Engrossing Clerk; Jackson, Benton, Enrolling
Clerk; Myers, anti Benton, Sergeant at Arms
Housr.--On :he 22d ballot Gen, Watkin.
was elected Speaker. Geo. w. Huston, Ant,
Benton, of Lincoln county. was elected Cbie
Clerk; S. Is. Jackson, Anti, the old doorkeepe,
was re elected; w. McCracken, Anti. of st.
Francois, was elected Assistant Clerk; John NJ.
Robinson, Anti, of Boone, Enrolling Clerk;
Benz. F. Wallace, Wing, Of Polk, Engrossing
Clerk; Augustus Jones, Anti, Of Warrington,
Sergeant nj Arms.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
MQTICG!

Persons wishing to subscribe TO the Tri.
~rekty Union, call and leave their name and
place Of residence nj this office. or at the
Pos, Office.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

Sr, LOUIS Enthusiastically Daily
ln,e'gencer ONES to US very much'enarg-
ed; and is now one Of the largest, AS it Is
one cf The bcs, conducted papers in the
West.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
ERruRSRo CALroxSIASs.--Dr. Bower

HRruRSso CAMFoKNIANs.--Dr. Bower,
and VIM. Armstrong of Monroe county
and Dr. Nelson, and Capt A. S. Robard,
and Son, and John Davis. of thi, city, ar.
rived on Sunday evening. on the steamer
Wyoming. We notice that Saml. Weis.
ter, OF this place, and Anderson and Jack.
son Hickman OF Monroe county, have ar
rived at ST. Louis We undertand tina, DR..
Meredith. Charles Carter. and Benz. and
VIM. Hawkins, Of Hannibal, are on their
way home.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

PEoPLE's PApEn.--We have received sew.
eraI numbers Of a neat little paper, bearing
this title, from Louisville. 1t is published
daily, by I.ickett, lIoag n Co., and edited
ay !, Birney Marshall.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

Mn. McELRoy's New Book STORE
We wish to direct special attention to this
establishment. Mr. McELRoy is an accom-.
modating and enterprisng gentleman and
just the man, if encouraged, 20 build up Il
book store that will be mn ornament to the
city. He has now a handsome assortment,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

Cot Fremont is said to be unpopular in
California. and cannot be elected
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Ascnt, for the Western Union
pslss 10 January 9Th from Washington, state Il,

Dsies 10 january %,h from Washington, state the
Union National Convention, which was 10 hive met Oh
to o. February, will not be held It is now desmrd
nnnsesssaiy. The ~. LiwrsGc. has been selected
hs National vessel for the Worlds Fair. The House
~sn INTO Committee OF the Whole and took up the
Forage Bill.
Dates from Jefferson City to the alh inst, inform Us
that JOINT resolution to soin,o joint Session, for tue
election VI Senaio to.dayhss passed the House. and
las bssn read once ~ the Senate.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09

But, IL the Convention Is not convened BY
the Executive before the next session of the
Legislature, then that body is TO fix the
time ofits meeting Charleston rs. C) SIM.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-09
Interesting Letter from California.

We are permitted to take the fOlowin ing ca
tracts from a letter, received this week, from
Mr.. J. :. BucHAsAN. The letter was brough,
by Capt A. s, Romans Mr.. Buchanan ar.
rived in the mines. fifty mile. from s.oromrm.
Guy, on the 18Th VI September He left Salt
Lake on tbs % oi Jpiy aud Describes his "Trip
~ tedious and perilous:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07
s.~-

~
RE this day receiving their stock OF FALL AND WINTER DRY
~ GOODS which they offering country and city friend
the lowest market prices which TN
following articles:
Rack. blue ereen olive and drah Cloths
Black duesku and fancy French and American Casncres
Sanetts, rweeds, leans, Kerseys plain and plaid lnseys
Gala and Clan Alpine Pails. yonese and Coburg Cloths
Plain, CORD, black and figured Mohair and Alpacas
Plain and figured MouselIne de Lanes aud Cashmeres
Black and drab Thibet aud Gemana Cloths
English and French Merno Bombazncs and Canton Cloths
White Welsh Shaker Do.iats and Gauzc Fanuels
Red Salisbury and Saxony yellow. blue and black do.
Whitney, Quill. Crib and Horse Blankets
Fine and supcrine ingram and thee.l'y CarpetIngs
6i and i2i ,irugge. tuitcd chanear and velvet Rugs
English, French aud American Prints all styles AMI qualities
French Scotch AMI American GrIghams
swiss Null and Book Muslins and Bishops Lawn
White Cambrcs. tape. checked and srpe.,o.
Apron and Checks, Mary land Plads and ruckings
Furniture Dnny and figured curtain Muslin
PLAIN Hohine aud figured silk Lace and Iulle
Silk wurstcd velvet, satin aud wollen Festings
BIZ and brown Jeans and Canton Flannrls -,
81 Al j. and PA brown and bid Shirtings and Shee'ihSe
Iiuner' and Richardson's Irish Linens all qualities
French Linen. brown and white Dalnask
Damask Cloths, Napkins and Doyies
lucsahuck. Crash and Russia towels
Linen Shecngs and Pillow Case Linens, all qualities
Linen. cambria. lawn hemned and embroidered lidSs
Gents white aud coPL French idks
Waered, plaid and plain Irish Popns ,
Piam plaid and tri.cuured aud figured S
Plaid regents plain and tws! sk Gro de Rhine all widths
Black English Grape and cold Grapes and Grape Tissues
Ponsee, Superintendent Shanghai SIX lidkls
BIZ aud cord Silk Cravas Scaris and Stocks
Bingham, Madras and Cotton iIdkis
Carhric. swiss iSe hIeckian Edsings and lnsertngs
Botbin and Tire ID Edgnss aud Reverng
Chinese and Serpen,inc Braids and Cable Gimp
Fri,gei Ribbons and silk aud Mohar Fringes
Sash, cold AMI black velvet Ribbons
Belt bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons
White Grape Shawls and blk and cold lhlbet do.
Gloves and Hosiery every kind and quality
Misses siik Fiilet Net Nnts. short and long
Green and blue Barege and Tissue for Wells
Ready. made Shirts and Grass Cloth Skirts
Umbrellas, Corse,s aud Silk Neck Ties
She'll Brazil, Buffalo Tuck and Side Combs
With every other article IN the Dry Goods line.
VALENTINE, CRESSIAW CO,
Al their sore corner OF Broad 9Th and Capitol streets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07
PARKER, HaYLY g. SIMMO

PARKER, BAYLY g. NIMMO
SOLICIT the city anu country Dealers TO their large
= Foreign and Domestic Goods which they
ege themselves sell prices entirely satisfactory TO purchasers
FOR GESTLEMEN'S Use.
French aud English Cloths, OF every quality and color
French English, Scotch and American Fancy Cassierea
Every description of Overlooking
Velvet, Plush. Cashmere ana MeTao fesling
Black and co nlcd SIX do.
Black aud Fancy silk ScarfS and Cravats
Kid. Buck. Cashmere lined and Berlin Gloves
Lambs Wool aud Merinu Drawers and Shirts
SIX Pocket lianikcrcheis
White and figured Cambrlck do.
Brown, b!cachcd. mixed and striped Cotton Hall Hose
White, black and fancy Silk do
SusIcn,sTs, Stocks. Shlr Collars, sc.
FOR LADIES
Rich cuorcd }rt cale and Glace Silks
Rich black Brocade and pam do
Rich white. pink blue ana btocate Tor party dresses
Paris printed CushIeIcs and De LANES
Do. do De Lame Robes, new article
Every coloro plain Nouelan. Merno and Cashmere
All colnrs SILK Velvet. for Coaks
All cuors Florence aud Mourning Satin
Lace and Muslin Chinlzeltes
Lace and Muslin Collars aGd Cuf5
Cambria and French Wrought Muslin Sleeves
White and black Lace DO
Ice and Muslin French Wrought Capes
Plain scJlloppei and embroidered lilSrs
White and coI'I plain and embroidered Grape Shawls
Jenny Lind Long Shawls aH! Scarts
Square arr! Lon. Scotch piaIi Staw!S
Rice Neck an, Sash Ribbon
Every description OF silk. WOODEN and Hosiery
Alexarricrs white, black and cnored Kid Gloves
Silk, Cashmere and Fawn do
French Wrought Breakfast Caps
beautiful English and FIenc Prints
Cloth Velvet and Satin ClJaks
Rich coIosej Velvet Ribbons, &C
FOR MOURNING.
Black Bunbazines Merno and Alalaca
Do Cashmere and Mouseane DE Lame
DO Chay and Persian Cloth
Mourning Silk. black Thbet Shawls
Do Collars. Capcs and Sleeves
Do lanlscchIefS. Ribbons. DC. SsD. lI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07
MERCHANDISE.
HAIR son q CO.,


NO. % MAIN STREET,
AVE received by ships Lady franklin Conqucrnr AMI Il
Scranton, tho Europa Asia, and Atlantic VIA New
York the ship Excelsior James River direct and by sdy vese
from the Northern their stock of Fall aud Winter iil
GOODS which enables them ocr merchants complete assert
mcnt Of articles in their line ~
FINE WOOLENs.
Super English and Fredc!, Cloths
Moscow and London Coatings
Pilot and Heavier Cloths
tlench and English Fancy Ca>simcGcs
Black, PLAIN ami DIcskn Ito.
COARSE WOOLEES.
Bath AMI Whitney blankets
London nEiil d.
Silk bound and Ma ckinaw do
Satne!s, kerseys and Twecds
"a and 81 Pulled Clohs
Kentucky Ieans and l.tnseys
Fanncls, whe scarlet, yellow, &c.
DRESS GOODS.
Silk Warp Check Challies
lirocaic and Waterel lustres
Bengal and Venetian Stripes
Silk Warp Check Melusas
Chene Lus;re Nclues
Mode dc Paris
Glacc aud Chameleon BrocaJes
l.Ilabt Brllliduis
English ami French Mnusselines
Chenc and Plaid Ginghams
English Prints of various styles
yESTINGS.
Rich Plaid Silk Velvet
Fancy silk Plush
Embroidered Silk very rich
Fine French Fancy Wool
Bull Cashmere good
Figured GrcnadInc
Plain and Figured Satin
t;rcnatne Shapes, &c. &c
With full Of DOMESTIC GOODS and variety Of
shell goods. all OF whchley will sell at small profits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-07

uAMBERI"s OFFICE.
I'M FOURTEENTH STREET under the Exchange Ilntciica
W mond Virginia.
Drawings Of the Virginia Lotteries.
Drawn Nos Monungaia Class No. I3I, Scp. both
u ~ Is ~ ~ Il y 10 81 ) II III.
Ticket 20 81 Two more prizes sen! 10 this Office .
Drawn Nos Moanngail ENtra, Glass H. Oct II:
80 Is II ~ IL II IL 30 70
Half Nos II IL H. a small prize LAMBERT.
Drawn Nunungalia, No nc, Oct. 2d
IS = . 81 lG l3 = IL II u =. 10 IL IL
Drawn Nos MonoHralia, Extra Class. No l9, Oc 18th:
IS Is Is ~ Is e. 81 10 - ~ d &C.
Ticket 81 GO ~, ia 81 IS -. sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. nf Monun.aIa, No. l3S Oct 1tl
Is 1T IL u 6j II III 70 = u 10 III.
Schemes FOR
TUESDAY-The Nrglna M"nonsaa Lottery Class lN-'hT
of $1,000 OF 1000 1000 Of 2lS. 10 of l,llu &c -
Nos. 10 drawn Tickets s5shares IN proportion.
WEDSESDAY-Thc Va. Munongaa Lottery. Glass i'll 'rlh-
tas s;g1 oG Il Vp 5000 5000 2iI, 2uU. 10 OF uo. Ac
t6 Nos. drawn. Tickets Subsidiaries pfJp"r!lon
TURSDAY-The Virginia Monusalia Lottery Class No u
Capitals s3u0 ,uUU 1900 2.li 2uH 80 OF 100 &C - 's'
L. drawn. Tickets SJ-shales III proportion
ERlDAY-rhe Virginia Munonsala Lottery Class NJ" lis
Capitals uu sou, tUJ, 2,iGe 10 o; luD a.. 80 Nus II
drawn Tickets sj-smres III proportion.
SaTrRDAY-Thc Virginia Mononsaa Lottery No IA CAPITALS:
$50 600 25OU 1901 ilg. 10 of 5ltn ~ Of "N ~
Of W &c Is Nos. Tickets sljshareS proportion"
R1 hour. sales close III the above Lotteries al
O'Clock AMI the rawlngsare received about 6oc"ck ~ &c.
lesraph. ~, - 49,. .ri..rs
DAYS O'Clock close hal! past IL
prlc. Tickets from 81 10 81 au -.
OrIc for Packages Certificates PackLges single Tickets
or Shares the Mauy Coz otecs'o "c
here are drawings every prices from 81 I" eu or
he mt attention. ad ihc 10"
warded immciatcy Instant aventursrs wren AeS'
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Or aLEXA::",, R,irr"Ap SEPT u. l.5l-
rsIc COSTItACTDkS.-Scl'c proposals VIII be received
g;irr, the 1T lag 0, ''r""r inclusive. 10: tn
Thru ~ n" orange a Al
.xinria Railroad. . :! ":rsnrl branch Railroad.
The lcn., OF ilu ialn road !~t. completes TIL line 10
II miles. The et2ih "I IL" Ba:
Road = miles
TIL. work will be divided nn mile sections viii he for exam
a;r on am! the m Specifications sill be ready at the
sItr
the produce a>acto!y
,n,,..is order - the Il"a!. TIC AJhlNSiiN.t T.
NOrt.-Ii. proposals Tor ii. above mention.
and Alexandria RaIoi. is cxan! nn'i
ne Oahcr inclusive. 81 whah parties Interested, i take
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