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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T have associated with in business my brother OVEN
HOLMES and the business viii hereafter be conducted al
the old stand nearly opposite the Court House. in the
of J. C. & o. HOLMES. >. y. doLnIt:>.
Clinton, March 9th, 1851 oo-om
hereby notify all persons indebted to me- to call ana set
tie by frst day of May Those who nave not the
cash can settle by note The firm having changed, 1t Is
absolutely all accounts due should be set
tied immediately hope the terms OF this notice w pc
adhered to- and the dsagreeabe necessity
placing my claims the hands of Attorney for eollec
ton. y. n0Lrl 70
| Clinton, March 9th, 1851 sssm
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R0-Dr. SHERWOOD, Dentist, will spend the week of
Superior Court in Sampson county at Clinton and may be
found at the office of Dr. BIzzELL
April IS. 1851 32-2t
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S25 REWARD.

S25 REWARD.
DROkE JAIL in Whterie. Columbus county. ON Satur-
day night the 18th inst boy, by the name of
ELIJAH ARNOLD. Said Arnold is about 10 years old,
about four f. inches high light hair and looks pale in
the face badly grown will weigh about IS 80 lbs
He has been convicted of murder VII give the above
ward of Twenty-Five Dollars for his delivery to me in
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, Shift.
WhitevilIe April 81. 1851 Ss-f
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FREIGIITS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentine, Rosin, and Tar per barrel,..$ 35 40
Spirits Turpentine, do 90 IS
Rice, 100 pounds gross 90 Is
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot,
FlaXsecd. per caSk. UU ~
Ground Peas. por bushol, Observation-Disclosures.
Lumber, por NJ. ............. 5 90 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentnc Rosn, and Tar, per barrel, ......3o So
Spirits Turpentne, do. so So
Ground Peas, per bushe
Lumber, per A 90 a 90
Cotton goods ard yarns, per cubic foot, .......6
TO BOSTON.
Turpentne, Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, 90 so
Spirits Turpentne .... zee. do. .......G0 65
Lumber, per NJ. Z so n 90
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PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Flour 81 62a 81 81. Corn
meal IS. Rye -four So so So SGT Wheat SO 81 TO-.
Corn 81 65c Oats, 45 46c. Rye 73c. Lard ct SIC.
New pork, $l5 81. Rio Coffee 10 1O4c. Whiskey,
24e. per gallon The market is dull &C. decline
since the Pacihc's ndYices.
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The Bankum Flag Staff makes the following admi-
rable hit
GIVE sincerely wish that people would read the
Bible more, and talk about it less. We have now
8. the Bards of the Bible" And what can be said of
the bards of the Bible than they say for them
selves Can the Psa'mst be clapt upon the back pa
tronizingly and be told that he writes well. and that
Mr. GiIflian admires him. Was ii not enough 10 have
the Old Men Of the Bble," the Young Men of the
Bible" the Women of the Bible' the s Babies Of the
Bible, " and must we have the '' Bards of the Bible "
OH! the holy book is above praise Mr. Gillian might
clap his hands till they raw, to applaud the harp
of David, and it would be In Short we would
say read the Bible than you read those who ad-
wise YOU to read the Bible.''
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BALTIMORE, April 22.-Flour 81 62t 81 rs Rye -four
So 62t. Wheat 81 to 81 Is. Corn 60 64c. Oats 40
43c. Rye Zoe. New pork $14 IS. Lard, g. DC
Whiskey "a Csc. per gall
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Commercial,

p CHARLESTON April 23d-CoTroN.-Tke transactions yes
yesterday limited and the market wasdepressed The
sales reached 1852 bales at prices ranging from to lie
Prices were rather in favor of buyers
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New YORK, April 22.-F1our 81 A SIS 90; red wheat
81, Genesee ST ii 81 l6 G. is cents Al
4 rye Is ccns n O. moasses 81 80 cents; Rio co
fee 10 10 cents; Pork $14 81 for old PRIME
$13 Lard 81 cents per h.; Rice 81 &c. Whskey 24t
Csc The cotton market is steady at to &C., decline since
the Pacifc's news.
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DUPUNT75
THE subscribers Agents for the sale of Duponts Powder
Of that celebrated manufacture quantities to suit purcha-
Orders from any part of the State will be promptly
attended and buyers may rely upon obtaining supplies
here on as good terms as in New York elsewhere.
DEROSSET & BROWN.
Wilmington 25th April, 1851 s55t
*&Observer Register and Standard, Telegraph and he
nublican each month and send bills to DER g. b.
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A Trivial of Mr.. Wcbster-His Speech to the Bosto-
.,fa.,s e. :.

Arrival Of MIR. Wcbster-TIis Speech the Bosto-
mans, sc.
BosToN, April %, 10 P. M Mr.. Webster arrived
here to-day, and was greeted by an immense con-
course of people, who escorted him to the Revere
House. In compliance with long continued calls,
he made speech in which he expressed his graft
heation at meeting the citizens of Boston, and
graduated them upon the passing away of the recent
commissions, and showed the analogy between occur.
rences In the natural and political sense which, af
ter their agitation is over leave calm and sunshine
behind them
He expressed, further, his gratitude for the kind
nesses they and their fathers had shown him, and
stated that whatever good he had done was owing
to their constant support and friendship. He also
congratulated them that the events of the past
had placed the country under happier auspices
We see clearer, and feel more of the per-
petuity of our institutions. lie then went on to
speak, at considerable length of the character OF
our institutions their advantages, sc.
Great enthusiasm prevails.
In his late speech at St. Louis, Mr. Benton said
that Clay whiggery is as much worse than Taylor
whiggery real small pox is worse than varioloid
In all, ling to the choice of whig senator by the
aid of democrats in consideration of certain State
offices being conferred upon democrats, he said
sit is the first time that the infamous practice oi
bargain and sale, of which so much has been heard
in other States, has been brought into Missouri
and should be the last. 1t required bold man to
dishonor such a State-to sell her like a sheep in
the market Betreen allies and principals there /,
no difference; they make but one army IN arar, and
but party IN politics."
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TI1RESH Eatables and DrinlabIes1
bags of best st. Domingo Coffee;
TO 8. IS Laguira ~
80 {" 6. Rio &c
3 half bbls Fulton Market Beef;
dozen jars fine Olives; *
:" - CaIsers; dozen Lime Juice;
3 bbls. No. ], and 5 bbls No. 2 Mackerel; 7 : =,
IS No. Sugar Syrup;
dozen jars Pickles, pints, quartz. half gallon and
gallon. At CLIO II. KEfLEY'S
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

TINE Eighth Anniversary of the Old North State Tent
i of the |. o. of Rechabes in the town of Wilmington
n. c. will be celebrated Monday, the 2Sth inst. The
Rock Spring and IpsaI Tents and the Hanover Dris,on
of the Sons of Temperance, have accepted invitation
meet with them the occasion.
The members of the Rechabite Order will at their
Tent Room at Clock A. NJ. when the procession will
be formed and will thence march to Mozart Hail. the D
vision Room of the where the Division of the Sons
and the Section of " Cadets will be received Then the
procession will proceed to the Baptist Church. Front Street,
where address will be delivered by the Rev. HELM.
The Clergy of the town, and citizens generally,
spectfuy invited to attend We hope that the occasion
will De of great interest.
WIN. JACOBS.
II. f. FORSYTH,
J. NJ TILLY, Com. of Ar7an genents.
F. d. SHAW,
n. FOWLER,
Apr;1 1871 Alt
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New YORK, April I9th-NAvAL SToEEs.-Turpentineh has
advanced to So per 28O bs with sales of 5000 bbs North
Counyhe stock hand is reduced less than 5000 bbls
North County and Wilmington Spirits Turpentine conn-
buoyan though the sales have been only about 500 bar
re at 3 &c., cash and 200 500 hbls in lots, at tho
rates the receipts continue light and the stock
further reduced Sales of 1000 bbls Wilmington Common
County, ST % dcvered $50 do Tar 81 Sl in order; 700
do No l. So Is s. per 2SO lbs and good city Pitch 81
62h.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE subscriber would respectfully annoutce TO His ~
friends and patrons of Sampson and the adjoining F&Y
countless that he has haad large sind complete as
,ortmen Of Ladies', Gentepcns, Misses Boys and Chill
drens Boots shoes and Gsitcrs: Also fargo stock of
leather Which he offers accommodating terms and So
cts the call Of the Ladies and tenecn, he hatters
himself that, with tie assortment he has hand he can
the most fastidious. ~
He still occupies bis stand next door above G. w At
klns Co.'S whore he continues to execute all orders with
neatness and despatch. and at the time tenders his
thanks for past ayors and hopes by close application 20 bu
siness, to merit continuance Of the same.
April 18th, 1854 500
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NorE-Rivcr Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne, always
sold the water and subject the expense of landing
inspection cooperage &c. Lumber 50 cents to 81 per
Nj Tar and Turpenne about 10 cents per barrel *For dry
to quality.
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TAXES! TAXES!


THE Tax List for 1850 has been received from the Clerk
of the County Court and ready for Inspection
All persons Taxes requested to pay the
without delay otherwise shall proceed to enforce the col
lection of the same E. E. HUSSEY,
April 25 1S5l-33-3tl Sheriff of Duplin county.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
TN the Post Office Wilmington, N c., received since
l. the advertisement of 3lst March.
Gd-Ask for advertised Letters.
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The New York papers often contain very singular
advertisements. We cut the following from a late
number of the Herald =
NoTIcE.-The cartman whose horse run over and
killed the old gentleman in East Broadway on Thurs
day afternoon will confer great favor the rela
tlves of the deceased, by calling possible,
on James Weir 266 Grand-street, and state the par
ticulars
>, What IS it that most bothers cabinet maker !?
Puttng leg to the multiplication table.
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The Bunkum Flag Staff makes the following ADM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-25
MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

TIVE subscriber takes pleasure IN informing MS
patrons that on the 18th this Institution, Ene"u anu
nsirey par"nized Tor the last will be Opener On
and nrored dn offering advantages ta ever
fore, and not be surpassed By other school in the
long and alnous Search. requiring the best energy OF hsa anu
body three ladies have Od Dominion the
stamp and figures a'aTmngy high to many ,m S Fmae
valuable services have been secured teachers IN
Academy For elegance and refinement of manners
quremens and number and variety accomplishments ey
surpassed by the teachers other schoo
thing ornamental and useful REQUISITE e who
ton, will be we'll thanksto kind triens
chcrfuly aided this good work The charge. w oe he
the last session Ina few days extended o' VIII
given containing all the particulars Of The regulations anu
mont Of this Academy. .,. +; ,h;s
Thai pareat will not attempt accomplish the frat wish
Of his heart 1.-THE vrtuous Of his daughes LONE SET
and Judge None will be required 10 remain or o a' e
IT, Ire satisfaction ia Given Respectfully.
man enuie eo &c gwen JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ D.
Address the subscriber Mlers Post Once Essex CO.,
- Inc nreoetishsouf 'er' oA' Jan. lo-ctf
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AFrj 2-c"iw NM r. DAVIS. Comrn'r.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in tho Oe the
Law for the enrico Monday
April 1851. (beins the 18th day Of The rnnth3
Joseph Jones, eoSec OF Robert ktchGgman, Plaintiff:
against
John flowarin, Defendant
Upon writ "f SIRE Facas words figures following,
wit:
Commonwealth, Of Virginia. Sheriff enrico county,
Whereas, Joseph endorsee ktchng
late Circuit Superior Court and Chancery the
county ericu and City al Richmond, the law sie,
held on the Eth day OF December 1872 by the judgment Of our SAID
Court recovered against John fnwar hundred and forty two
dollars and twenty-five cents with interest thereon be cumpu-
annum, day
February lSi9, debt
ercnn and also dollars and fifty his him about
his that behalf expended the said John owarlh Is
convict by the rccor thereof manirsy appears And now on
sail Joseph j. unc. sail.
he
and aforesaid. still made. Hut
than year has passed since the Judgment therefore, the instance
Of the said Joseph ones rnursce aforesaid command
he he at the Clerk office OF Circuit Court Law for the coun
Of cnco al the rules IN he holden said Court on Inc rst
Monday March next On being the third day Of the monthly 10 show
u lie mas 10 say why the said Joseph p Jones' enorsee as
an costs aforesaid according the judgment aforesaid And
have then there this Witness Robinson Clerk OF our
said Circuit Court ast ncEiicnc Richmond the 5t day OF Jan
E. ROBINSON
The above writ and aaolr date the 3D. day March,
and reurnable 10 the April having been de'ereh
the Sheriff aforesaid more than days before the return days
OIL respectively anu been returned without being executed u Or
within month after due publication this order, and 10 w' "
necessary Ia rnte. his a that this urr he published 'ee
week Tor four weeks the Richmond Enquirer
paper published III the City, Richmond. an he posted at te ROM
door OF the Court House the said county OF Ienco on Inc hrs'
April iT"ew4w '"'' ''"'' F. ROBINSON. Crk
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GOLD NINE
UCKS OFFICE, Pearl Street. few doors above the Ahamnra

GOLD MINE.
UCKS OFFICE Pearl Street. few doors above the Ahamnr'
Splendid Schemes for this Week.
FRDAl-Captas: $1,000, 1893, 200, 81. &c 10 Nos j
saTuRDHT-capnals $1,000 $1,000 ao0", 1000 1850 500,
loo Of $50 ~ OF ZOO &c rs Sos drawn Tickets $50
Do Two Dollar anil half Lotteries draw on Mondays and Fri
days Dollar Lotteries draws Tuesday Wednesday Thnrsha,
and Friday Sales small Lotteries closes hall past IL clock
Sales in large lotteries close at half past Apnl 81
IN CHANCERY.-vIRGINIA: -Ala tmcuu Court Chan
for The county Of ie9rcc held at the State II
% c Of Fss1 Ms% 5'i @ s s &s
style and firm OF Fiber, Miller s Company, Plaintiffs:
sdey Baxter Heman Baldwin, William jenkins aud EIwart
style Ward Jenkins Iorae. l. Ken, III. right and III
said Horace L. Kent and Geo NJ Awar surviving partners Of The
F. Kendall partner OF The said late firm Of Ken;
S ns the firm Sf"sf Ste Company Gs"ss VIM
Gould and Fry .o 1s firm firm Of @ o Ya,Hm Rony
Egeron aud -, Of the firm Of vaTnun, Eserton Company
and Of The 5m Of s In
seh hIS sSiise cGsssSioash sissfn and
Clarke J. g. Blake and Brown, firm
p p1y" %% csY nj a M
m OF Carleton F[";nga Company '9In i Davis and
and Msgs D. Benjamin Of the firm OF William Benjamin Compa
y s1f !s m Of a ss5s
N.Y. Bowen and - McSames, Of the firm of Bowen MsS,
w ss; j. r iai5ay lssy r. S!m Of jsay
Company Henry L. aud D. Austin Muir OF the firm Of Sea
Muir; NJ l.. IIalIowe and ,uf the firm OF NJ L. aow
ell and Company; - Tiffany Ward, and -. o; the firm
Tiffany. Ward Company; StrIlman ali. - R'pelmeyer, o.
the firm of Sle!nan Rippelmryer; A. Lewis, Peabody
the firm Peabody Company; RUbt Close ami Dan
derle,o The firm OF Close Danderle, James Brooks William
Bell AMI c. Hudson Of the late firm nj Brooks Bell & IIudson
E. Wadswouh, d. B. Turner and George Palmer Of the firm
Waswonh Turner Company; Henry James, surviving
OF @ james wensoever shall be appointed and qualify
Defendants
Amongst other things this decree Court "Aoth aduig
der and decree that the said defendants Sidney Baxter and ema
Baldwin, and the defendant Horace L. Kent, do render
Commissioners OF this Court
&h and concerning the subject conveyed the
al Wa ri and Jenkins
aud the trust fund resulting from the sale Of the said
mentioned the bill and tina
the Commissioned TO AMI report the said account.
Court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
which be required by the parties stated
And enable the said Commissioner the
authorized and directed II requested do parties
examine oath this solemn FORM and
gn the production before him Of all books and papers relating
the lid may be Ia the under
any party, which may be necessary the
CoIyTesc p. ROBERTS, Clerk
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April 2o-cti fred'g and v r R. Company.
A RUNAWAY IN JAIL, AT MATHEWS COURT
LAND BOUNTY UNDER THE ACT OF CON

111k.~1| 'OO31I L U1lEN OO-1-
GRESS, SEPTEMBER, 1880
NIX. RICHARD RANDOLPH. of Washington. who
~ officer in the Richmond Troop Cavalry dung the War Of
S2 has authorized the Adjuan General say that he will cheer
FULLY attend TO the claims Of members companies Of the 18th
and d Regiments Richmond and enrco Gas actual
ce without compensation before he obtains heir and n
they employ him 10 locate sell the will doubt be
compensation for hs
Forms may be obtained the Aduan, Generals office and
recommended TO applicants avail themselves services
which be certainly relied and which rather
benefit them than himself April II
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SPRING GOODS, 1851,
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND

4 WOULD again inform the public that have open. ~
ed general Agricultural Warehouse sandS >1N
lately occupied by Mr. X Parker, 3D. door below
the City Hotel, where approved
pLOUGlIS. CULTlvATORS HARRoWS STRAW CUTTERS,
CORN SHELTERS, WHEAT FANS, FIELD AND GARDEN
kinds OF PLoUGliS sold in this market fresh supply Of Garden
Seed, ust hand from D;Landreth.
Having bought all Mr. Parkers Smiths Patented Straw
believed by be the bes shall keep
supply and Knives for sale For accommodation, shall
also and costly Gutter Mr. ~ u Mott, ener
gec mechanic practical experience will give his strict al
business ask attention to his Premium Fans (Which
he engaged in still further mpovinsD and TO his Improved EN-
banding Cuivator. before the for using ien
number !, Watts Cuff Brace Pougs, returned
OF the late firm OF c. Wait Co.. which VIII sell
cash, close Also. al reduced
prices supply OF Tayos patented amesa Virginia invention
simplicity and decided advantages have the exclusive
right Richmond The improvement be attached TO
the Hames, small cost. .
friends Of Mr. JAMES STEER informed that he will assist
me my business. ) WALIltALL
Third door below City Hotel.
SMr Parker having retired from the business requests his
customers TO direct orders j. ). w.
March
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EOy SIT.E or RENT.

yByHE "Washngton HOTEL most esoy situated at The cor
nor Of Grace and Ninth streets, the very centre of the Mill
city and fronting Capitol Square Il has about 80 rooms E
nubc and private dining setting room and bed
There are on he premises Kitchen stable shed Tor carra
ss nvaran water paved yar ALSO fixtures for
ons and tuo Tho sold before the 18th
y will be thoroughly repaired and all made to give
soon as the necessary work can be DONE
= phs rs Of Nav at which time present tenants term vii
expire me ioSa,o" . Wv" " ~ MANN S. VALENTINE
For terms apP'' " Near the premises
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LOTTERIES.
| STRhTTOE,S OFFICE.
! MOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND vlRGl

MO- SOUTH FoaRTEESf STREET. RICHMOND VIRGIL
$4,000 SOLD.
CO Drawn 30; 8 q J: s"si i S 10 5 a Apr! i
W6ns Nos Nos % tue second eaiaI Of Snm ,ihv
H'"? fS; 6! ?;'s 81 EXT; y . & A': ~
IS o: g Il Of &C. Surrey ET q =" q S ~" H.
Ticket Nos 10 IL do II 4s 1.-two sold an" paE SIX ALTON
s p Nos Of s s. sY Es 6 S \ i A 6
Drawn Noa of Sussex, No. u, Arlil 81
l. = 60 y G. IS IS g . ," Or % - -
p II g Ma Is a@ ss Il !" 3, J. i =,
D "a G. S e 8 6 Df & y i IS IS A y 4
Draw" S9 = q ps Dc a, Ex'5a Nc q g g. 1p'
scnemes for the Week. ;.
FRlDAlSussex Lottery, CLASS So. Capital s2'r'"V' 'N"s IL
SATURDAY Lottery, Extra, Glass 80 Capital s45"
''' BRIILiANT SCI sCliEME FOR APRIL 26L a.,
yEyas Sa a Ssy o Glas $780, q for A' sS
co., lowest No prize, &c IS Nos ID drawn '''Se'S
Buyers referred my s,of prize. Witch ays,r FsfsIsS
paid =,
o 5sH Of @ o asnt
TO- Ap ~s" requested sTRATT1S Va
LAInEIsT'S OFFICE.
poTnTEENr STREET under the Exchange Rich
Whole ticket q g. =. nriz ~ sold .. nr LAMBERT
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No. ~: hrJili nc IN
GS ~ ~ Is - "a &C y 81 70 ~ ~, ~ ~"
- - ' ~ LAMBERT
;, Drawn d SGs g sssDss Class 9; 4 Ar% q !,
Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra, Glass Is APT!i =, "a
IL 4b III IL II 20 % 60 3 Is u % '@
Drawn Nos Munongala, Class Is, April q.
IA so l3 1 IS II n 80 II ~ ~
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Cla,s IL, April 23:
5 - b1 81 3G | Is p 9 81 Is IL 81 - ~ ,,,r,,,
schemes for the Week.
FRlDAYThe Sussex County Delaware Lottery Class CaPi
tails: s235O $780, 1900 3,2 of 400, Of 7H&c 10 NOS, Is
drawn Tickets 5-shares i'll proportion:
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, nTli Afhll:!
The Virginia Moncnsalia Lottery. Class DCalas prize oi
$40 900, 10000, 9O 1900 10000 5000, Of 500 OF 3'oS oo
Of l LIB Of Co., dc. rs Nos 10 drawn Tickets S@o-Shaes
i'll proportion .
Change OF hour. Sales close In the above III
O'Clock p M and the drawings received about W e
legraph. -, ,.
H- Drawings OF smaller Lotteries received on
days and Saturdays o'clock Sales close al hd PaS H.
Price OF Tickets from 81 TO So So r,,
H Orierslor Packages, Certificates OF shse
Shares the above any fMauy Co o
there drawings every day, prices varying 9 ~
tickets will the mo2t prompt attention. anu e
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3 Exchange Place, Richmond, va
oiNoo-s s w. : ~ April 81
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REMOVAL.
NEW WHOLESALE BOOK AND STATIONERY ROOMS IN


MASON La" Successors 10 the long established yplglM
FA house Of HUNrIS6TuN publishers of 3EfEky
SCHOOL AND MUSIC BOOKS anil LUlbers ofAl1~~ASsA2H
Rocks Stationery generally have atl1xO
the ami cnEuinus Ware Rooms com.
peed No 90 Park Row. Con the site Of the old Park Theatre
House., where they prepared full stock
very complete of everything their line which they
invite the attention of purchasers
Being themselves the publishers Of The popular
Scho6 Music Books III IN the Sot and West and having
increased their general facilities they enabled offer
their friends the trade
Their stock embraces School, Musical Medical eolog and
Variety Blank Books all and
descriptions including all the different sy n" Memorandum and
Books French English and American Letter Cap and Note Pa.
srocE of Foreign aud Domestic Stationery
Tbay sneciuly solicit attention Of Booksellers and other
purchasers 10 and prices feeling conde, that they will
enabled permanent customers oil those who favor them
Lii, i. ,raI March 2j-c2m
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, pop -

GARDENERS. FLORISTS SHIP OWNERS. INCORPORATED I;
SIGNAL MEN, MECHANICS AND 0ThERs: ss
TINE PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE An infrnr.ments
Il nv limited STATES LETTERS rATESFni!
will be prosecuted by Law This the most valuable ." m
tells and private dwellings, incomplete ano eomtay u.s.
yb Ibis ehrap and efficient Fire Engine, the farmer Is per-
& of ali accommodating insurance companies an"
can Sid defiance the ineendary:, r,ovs
W. h hereby certify that each OF us mas na
erected on our of Mr. b. Mitcheps np,oYe enm
me hn " f CHARLES MARX, Richmond
puo'3 DR. ROYSTER, Huguenot SPRING.
ARcH'D VAUGHN, FamVile
L. pumn M Mr. Birmingham Mitchell in my yard o.
een IL q moss 's saOs, Az r. B. TYLER.
The Pump can the Wing ONCE ..;.I. -.
ENofiCE persons buying selling the above a'ic'e a'
responsible for il. -. ,.,.oup,y p,onr,.tor
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