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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14
Mt,torIou, TrngeaY 81 QulnOy.

About the first Of Nov last, two young
men, it was supposed, one under the
name VI. John Green, and the other under that
Of Geo Sands, arrived at Quincy, represent
ing themselves to be from Ohio Green y
pcared to be about % ycars Of age, and San
about II, feet in height, and feminine IN
features, voice and movements. Green Na'
ted that he was a shoemaker, aud came BOO
search Of work, and that his companion vas
his half brother, whom be- had brought on Tor
his health and 10 &c, him educated hc.c, and
10 return tn Ohio in the spring. lie also sta
ted that be- had been On engineer on The Mis-
souri,. and had been cheated out ufhIs pay hy
the captain Of the boat Green was dressed
in brown coat, ard black vel, pants ani lat.
Sands wore a tweed irocs, .iu.ci velvet vest,
and plaid pants and car.
Green obtained work O., tlc hop Ut ]. d.
Witchcr. and bollf buarlcd with Mr. Pm-
dcncr Wood, sleeping together. Green work
cl tor VIZ. Wuchcr d'yH, ard occasionally
Sands went to the shop TO rr1d % him
They generally appeared 90 be- cheerful aad
happy, but Sands once incidentally s1ld-
" Ms mother was a,orsr 'o wy coming away
from home" Both proi,.-ei O belief 80 lhr
"sprumal mppnrs," aui d,urlui rrldrrs of
"thr Spirit Messenger" ilr 'juNcrcr :.
um. and thc Great Harmonic. They lri
also q copy Of George sand, lNai.mr Dude.
,antl novel "lndiau," During thc,r .hur,
stay at Mrs.. wooI's, Sand, vral to CaarIrs-
town, and bad an interview with H. Roy
Sunderland auI both talked much abou, ,ha
esprit world
On the Igth Ut Nov, GUcu complained o'
hcr, mucIl, j.I not go 60 WORK u.s. usual ,
but 100 thr course or thc forenoon went out 20
walk with Sands. When they camr Go lhr
"Uu.un S,,rr' lhay went 300, ana Gu.a
bought some runrunirr and puru.,,on caps.
IN going from thr ,,or, they walked hand DO
hand. aud were l..t seen ascending thc mli
l.,...,.,,,.., nn,,.y anal n,,,r,,rc
-. -. ut, M, f.,
=, T... ,..,., ,,,., r,,,J II,rr,
en-, IL, ,,.r. L,,n,, ~ Al,
woods. known a, "Ihr Common" 900 Buu-
.,i..........',..,. ,. h,.l,. io rur.
...,....,,., ....... ...., ,r,.. r..4l l.,r.g. .i
.... r...-.l.h,..r.
.,.. ..........rr......r., ...,....,..tu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

llru To Br,r.-N gathering .ii.s ISOLDE
e., inhabitants" OF S.u'Iwari PrhleIph.a.
occurred ua Thurl1g afternoon a.' week al
ihr r,-rIa1rr of VI, Hartman boo Second TO-,
no ihc celebration OF 'as lul.taar.,.rslrg ui
rhr h,rhI,y uf hrrannJ'a'her. ihe venerable.
G.ur S0u'z ST. >vaHz clmn 90 OBJ,
country DO ihr year l--2, b.ag chen %! gan
Of ago. TIE party assembled numbered a,
nf.r ages wrr as oIIoos -l0l, 900. god.
r., Il. ~. -. -. -, =. ~. o., oG. o., r..
80, u,al tH1. o. 1919 yran, 1000 giving
a1 average Of - ~ ys1p Go each AH.r
spending narcab.r afternoon. rIarrrn,.
.jl,s ct "auIi lanr ,yu.," lar par, .l
down 60 % boun'.lul supper 1ad early n gle
evening upr. taken io 'hr.s several homes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

Never mol io an acquaintance ail1 auction.
We DOL 30 once. and when ihe sale closed, $40
found four broken chairs, ssN cracked flower
pots. and a kuock-laccd b1L-,lcll Knocked
down to Us. What wc intended as uuIs TO
friend, lad been taken by the auetonccr o.
bids for the kitchen furniture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

Solomon Thompson, a carpenter belonging
to Maine, about 10 or 20 years Of age, fell
from the roof of the lIolIslon Academy, on
Tuesday. in IIollislon, distrlcr OF about
forty feet, to the ground, Featuring his arm,
and njuriug him internally, 80 ,ha, he dIeda,
II o'clock,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

q An amendment To the Bounty Land
law Of the last session of Congress, has been
offered in the Senate rAioh Is broad enough
10 embrace The Soldiers of ne AroosiOOk War
All right, il it is only broad enough to keep
il out Of the hands Of spectators.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

"Wifc,' said broker, a few days since,
"do YOU ever think shall BE- worth fifty thou
sand dollars p" 4" Amt worth that To you
said the conddlng spouse. i-c.s,' hesIla'
tingly replied the other hall, shut | can't put
Won out at interest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

\ girl in pltts6ed was struck dumb by tho
firing OF a cannon. \ number Of married
men have in consequence invited the artillery
to parade upon their premises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

"a There is no book - clcap as a news
paper. none So interesting, because It CON
,i-ts of variety, measured out in suitable
portions as to time and quality. Being new
every day or week, 1t ircitrs 10 habits Of
reading and affords an easy Way Of acquiring
knowledge 20 essential 20 the Individual and
thc community. II OF healthy moral tone
il does much to train chIldrcn in the way they
should go, and is an excellent preventative of
incorporate habits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

The population Of San Francisco is about
10 900, Of which 7I23 are foreigners, and
5000 American born ciiilens-l97o Of which
were born in the state OF Massachusetts,, and
IlQl in New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

= a,ur-navs iouNrr.-\ inrud OF uar.,
while telling ct h.s travels, spoke ui farmer
vino bal lost q hyortr COW, which bad h..n
boush, cop iy bond with ,ho uimostlltr1unn
N0cru4.ruinrih e virtues Ut the iePlrtrd COW
b. wound OPP Do. cuiogy by saying "a'
Us hlnIsom1 rs a ,chouI.mlm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14
Defeat of Col. Benton.

able rcsul, Of the practical working Of the
true principles Of our government, than to an
opposition prompted by personal party ma
Lightly. according to the opinions Of some Of
our political brethren OF the press. That
Mr. Benton is ono Of the strong mcn Of The
.arc--dis,ingui.hed for profound aud extern
,iyc crrdition. vas, political experience, IN
domi,ablc industry and untIring ZEAL lew will
dcny-,b., he has done good service for the
cause or democracy is also irue--thai he was
entitled to an election ancr having received
the caucus nomination of n majority Of the
democratic party. the policy Of party organl.
zallon uncquiyor1lly Observation-Disclosures
ING an which, We look upon his defeat rs de-
mon,irariyc Of AMI in perfect accordance with
the fundamental principles uron which our
government, was csiablishod.Principlcs which
have been Incorporated into the drnorrohr
cr-1. and which distinguishes IN marked
dcrrrc, our government from the governments
oflhc old world.
No rule Of government, however monarchi.
cal or absolute. bu, is subject 10 limitations ur
irfuriiors. Take the condition of Great
nrl,i, IN Ie-s. and scc what strict con,lruc.
ZIONIST, the ,rrporer. ot rhr crown wrr,-
,.p,,rf,rr G,r thc full cy,rcis. OF the implied
r,,,,r. of IN, Executive. and ,l, most libcr.
"A ..,.,,n.,.., # a., ,rrirp, constitution.
,rI l,,,ir, ib. r.rntofi the rcurl. 10 change
,l,,r ruler, uplrr ans circumstance. This
,7. ,h. rul. or Government. and M ,cnaciou,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

Hon. Alfred Johnson OF Belfast, has been
appointed Commissioner, by Gov. lIubbld,
10 represent this State at the Worlds Con.
yen,ion 90 BE- held a, London next May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

Is The February numbers Of the Phrcno-
logical Journal, the Water Cure Journal, aud
the Student, all published by Fowlers &
Wells, New York, have been received, and
contain their usual amount Of exceedingly
interesting and useful matter. Were they
sufficiently known and appreciated, they would
receive a more extensive circulation in this
vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

No Crolcr. Ia the Massachusetts, Iepis.
lature the nth baIlo,ing Tor U. 5. Senator
took place on the lslh inst, with the follow
ing result. Whole number Of votes, 3s2 4;
necessary for choice, 1872; Sumner had
ls3; Winthrop, 100; scattering, 30; blank
4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

Latham, charged with causing the death Of
George Roblnctt, tho f., boy, in New York,
has been fully committed for TRIAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

-E'Thc abollioni-t, turn up their hslid-
ious noses at the Colonization Society, and
call D." cheap philanthrorhy.' TIKI. society
and the friends Of colonization arc the only
persons who have ever done anything ia this
country for the African race. Their phian-
,hrophy may be "ehcap" in comparison with
what II might b.. and We may say should be,
but it is rich and generous compared with
that OF the abolIlionsis, par excellence. The
coloniza,ionists manumt and purchase the
freedom Of slaves and doiray the expenses Of
sending them to Africa, their native country.
They do something for the black racc-ihcy
have founded a colony ofihan which they are
continually rcplcnishing, and their bcncyo-
lencc aud humanity are practical, and not
"sound and fury signiging nothing" and ci.
icciing nothing.
II is true the abolitionists pay money, but
it Is to support lecturers and missionaries, and
to circulate papers aud documents where there
are no slaves, and to get aboliionists into Of
fee. Their chiefbu-ness is TO tell how much
they love the slaves, to steal them from their
owners and socrcte or run them To the British
Provinces, and to Willy and denOuncG the
South, and the friends Of the Union north and
south This is the beginning, the middle,
aud the end. and true character OF noisy and
misunderstanding abolition PhilanihroPhy.-
Portland Nnrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

lIRs Nm1i,r-ih. ImN 900 l.rr1- of
TAYLOR lal. q MuH.rr'.. Glass, l'r ih,l,
,aul 900 doe Common F.a., returned @ YER.
a.a la.s morning t,r DO. plaintiff, 90. 5000
tHma-. anl Gusts Iae libel consisted 90
nb..hnt,iuavm, intended Oh, merchants.
ia.t ,hr fan 90 question rl. mo- 30 good
-uniur, ani thereby .aauut ,ae,r credit iu
r.. m4fA.L-Nr ". Wra- 'TrFirr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

e The Philadelphia Saturday Express
ias no, been received since number seven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

Tiuag, ,,g uE ~prgn.rs ,a..at...--
FLORIDA las h..u oI-r enough 'a "l.tH.
iUe ~.aJi.u tuas..-,. which l'r Nl-.u.
Convention ..F.,l asa ga1."a ,.r >..'..
cu .... Tao WnaHIinu 60 elect d.'.a'.
w i.r southern Convention va. .sl ua ...
nh'c by tha I.e.Iua. 80 ,hsl Sa'., vNl-.
aaIoum,I un thc lira u.t Toe Assembly
Goo. 600 action o, ai. urna l.c slavery ,g.sci.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

NrN Yurr SnRrnr.-THe Consultation
OF Sew Nu., l.mln1, l.I',, 900 tac .,'
Tar.Ia, OF r,ar.y. b.t m,..s %" provision
@r .r, -n.-Iaaal our. Nrnura. aNw.I
I-r-.r-.rr,. u a.y irhr, hr.Iauf. u.|.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
MERCHANDISE.
,..S,c,L NOTE UPON yvoRcEsTER's

NSSlCAL Nv
,,llE e,;. .r u "I,t s,h Il t ISL ''0'
Tns. New "a rOWrE We have seen, at the Factory OF
Stsr Tar. Avenue sla nI on,s,n -. OF ca sirpass
wa,cl. III in' - w ,sr.u would GLADLY sivca uec tilon
q @ Grsns stag ,.,,s Dic,ionary we invite
better ira :" ta ,r wntc Worcester Tho gentle
.m IL, proprietor. Will s" "'"o' 10 ''''
i.tsa ,,,, descriptions Of PIANOS manutactu red
The pane TTR ,r, warranted - he equal III , ;h.d ;
D, ,,,,y i, III. more elaborated: carve" "'
:ntN<. ." y wrn,,rn Instruments bcauu; and var
Nam r 500 10 stsD. viii uc "r!sre" '' ~ "
800. ~ ave sa'lSi3rtiCh IN price from S5 To $3.50,
Si tsau,liu! Rosewood tases III 81 professors amateurs
.sr sly!es: WHICH W. invite ''e NORRIS n BROTHER,
'ni me sol. agents AMI dealer. i.
TuE PHYSICIANS T Win ciiERRl.
Sh ,,brnoi,i, quebec. July - 1919.
Il i but an ac common il mas acquired in Que.
% remedy 10 maze S inquiry the Agent. We learn 'lsa,
< Of tbs medicine are a r CSls are known and apprc.
. ,us u hS s nrcpmmr!el by the most eminent medical
U"ctee IN 'hS. o sr"r norton of the community
Hex patients Van, and IN many instances justly 49, anything In
rssa;: m at. wheeler It 'e 81 @ o Ihan another iha,
:oHE s,,,rn rXoln: o. q"aek r'S'faiS, = me
view li"r tIs pubic nav m az snmS.rv,nrs ~
:or o h,s, uin.on Of the profession IN Quebec, as
The EA 80. prr,lrc be taken by Hr "isEr as no siaii
,rnn.irrnt, and 10 me I'i''' y ' "
o: eiacacy q III Sr 5;5 xxi: or IMPOSITION.
ii, ,r,n,i and luv genuine NlSIAR ) iiALSAMo r
TX "a i,,;EKY ava, !srs The written SIGNATURE n'
,hrrr wri:a"' -.., which has been proved long,
las @en"ir az, WILKINS CO, Philadelphia and ia
W. "':i'- - .ii wa,!,.tc and retail! b. Seth W. Fo~ie
I,2.' a.: . IAN t,s aud g.;;is. PROVINCES;
r.;'i sAss, nn,cSs ssue,: BUTTS On The wrapper
A!t!sSs al 81. ,:,y%1r 4 WOOD ADlE q GRAY and PUR-
fo F%e "a Elchnnn!, AM Druggists everywhere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
ssx''a;ss ii;; u az

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE RAILROAD AaD
STEAMBOAT LINE TO BALTIMORE AND TIE NORTHERN
CITIES VIA FISEY POINT AND THE MOUTH OF TIE
POTOMAC.-Fare between Richmond Baltimore S5 80
THNllE pubic hereby advised that THURSDAY SGs<51
the3I day fApi The swift and splendid Steam.
with and 80 beria
routes AMI and that date will
with the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
The Landing al Aclu!a Creek aud Baltimore
Richmond In the Northern mail train ~ Mondays and
VIII Acua about - NJ they take
the baltimore Descending the Potomac they
scenery by daylight and arrive Pney Point about NJ and t
Baltimore IN The course OF the nh: This ne WILDE avoids
entirely The wide portion OF the Bay aud Of in c.
any danger rough weather and scasickcs and by
further North have the advantage their arrival Baltimore,
superior Accommodations, and avoiding expenses at hotels
Returning leave Baltimore Tuesdays aud Fridays al
| p. NJ. and Richmond the day IL NJ
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, So 90
Gnclujlng moals, '''''N -'-'~ 81 so
Fare from Richmond Pincy Point with the priiiegc Of
returning any during the season. 30
Fare for children under II years age half price
Meals and class passengers extra.
Depot of
the r. 7. & p Il. H. CO. J. H. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
WAY TRAIN.
IN aEl after Friday, 18th April train Will leave Richmond Tor
W Acquia Creek Tuesday and Friday al O'Clock T. NJ,
following reaching Rccond about TX a.
NJ alter making the usual shortages ON the way ny inns train
who pass the the Junction., Milford Fred
cfckaLurc reach Richmond the cuin. morning, with the
passengers may Boat Baltimore the evening
before Tor Richmond. via Pney Point. 1ioMhS SHARP
Superintendent of transportation
Office r. L. r. r. Z. Co.. March 2-ih.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

the Executive that 11EZE
KIAlI DAGGS, charged with murder committed IN the Town o.
kanawha, haS fed justice, and
gong large DO therefor. hereby Offer reward OF one
dollars who shall arrest hh :ai1
iezekah deliver the Jail OF kanawha county and
moreovc require all officers Of this Commonwealth civil aud mi
request generally their best exeron3 70
procure the OF the sad Daggs that ne may DC brought 70
Justice :,
Given under my hand Governor and under the lesser seal Of
the Commonwealth Richmond, hi, 2th day OF March,
l'I""J in the year ISL. JOHN D. rIoiU
Dasgs thus 25 OF age yc feet x
high thick and heavy bu Tor one OF ms
weighs 62 pounds thick black hair rather inclined TO
curl ens very dark kE and COMPLEXION black eyes IA
nnn,r,,ir lem. " April l. c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
DIR. j. 3. ROSES ,,
GEL EBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES PREPARED D1 hih-

~
UyIESE Medicines all of high repuse ana can DC %
nv litng the which they Recommended as!
IN. result Of an medical practice Tor The tart V
nr Roses E1pecIn Cough Syrup for Consunpon Coda
Coughs Asthma, Splitting OF Blood Bronchitis anu al D''e "
the Lungs. Trice So cents t,,o .r,. NJ S,rof,,a
o Eupos Liver Complaint Rheumatism chronic pesss1 anu
III Ms as, arising from impure statc the $1,000 ree
~ pnsas Alternative SaLativc P! for Dyspepsia Liver Co
, Iaune and all conditions Of the system impaired ny toua
;ab heinz far superior all mcrcula preparations. rllcr
nr Rs.e Vegetable Vemiiugs Wornker-a SAFE ahu suto
.,nrI,er Of Price - cents -, ~ :. r. a.. ,,o.,
,r P,s,,s Carninave am This mixture Ia one OF Ute mot
ncces and should be kept in all families IL IL o'f
,,in cur. 10; all bowel diseases Price Is cents MA,
Rheumatic Compoud--a !or Rheumatism rrc 81,
DR.. Roses Magic MISUNDERSTANDING pa"S'i "'' "' ~
body. Price 2j cents. ,.;,;, b.. G., Prize
rs ;. c.,,-.s and euLs.iuts Tor
.hlomnal supporters Price 50 cents -, -, T.
Iyspcnlc Csmpound-housands have been cuieu ny l"
Price 50 cents. ,, =. ,r.,,,.,io,, and hghly re.
.ormsl. by The great Dr. Physic Price 10 cents ahu OIL
The fca.y of the medicines mentioned aoo'e
now v and widely tested and ptoyeE and their specn
MAJ Inc various dis which they are ap!opria.r,, @
aj them in IN. scale Of remedies the afflicted above al oe
xnoxn compounds barring he ndne ,.;, ,rJ an
n, Rms, /, talyate the University ol fcnsJ ~ ;r ~,
b,oo,rv n,mher of the Philadelphia Medical Seie'y anj
va. sicrei in 1870 by the following cem Gncto,.
vbo.n h. has besn frequent consultation VIII 80 cb.,;.,
phys chairman Coke GIBSON James ara aeL M M @
,s can be had Of te following Drnggsr
4Fe Gn I ,rSnR 81 WOOD. A0IE GRAY; BEnMEiI
HEIRS, H. H. po'AH' " Jan. 21-c2a~ly
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JOHN A. KELVIN,
CABINET MAKER AND LUMBER DEALER,


r5yHE attention OF purchase elegant AM sba
t,al Furniture, made in Richmond is called 10 ms cHlense
stock now hand embracing variety o style ne mas ch'
Moved in hi. establishment equal his me ~ hc
Union and he does guaranty his Rosewood Mahosa
n.y. Walnut and other Furniture believing VIII iaYoraoy GG
~. in STYLE and finish similar articles The best
mens and northern cities He desires eau rom
cns public generally being willing that ms -,
b,li show for hand good VI
The hest French goods for Sof cie Tc!e. Chairs DTnn oo
mans &C. &c such Brocadr Bucatc, ST. Dclain Plush ia
mask, &c. -. = az. - ,ry
part OF the State -. J.; H.,
y, Sannar " Oct. lS-cw6m
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LOTTERIES.
STRATTON,S OFFICE.
al O.5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH SrtEET, RICHMOND FlRGl

.,,,-, sTRATTON's oFE!cE1:, ,.,o,, ,,,v,,
ss 4 so. g. Of Sussex, g e 2x, "a r. IS d.
Half Nos % e. %. Is g 3. d. Ii 10 g. c. do
10 II Co. do 10 II ~ capitals sOd aud iaisy srr ,rrox
Drawn Nos Of Monoosan 10 IS, J, N'r r : 3,
Whole is g. f.ss d 500 do 50 e ,P 5ss Of
Son. sold and paid by STRATUM.
o'iy " 5 S'' i e S iS g i" :; e.
81 P IS Z SS 6 q s ) Ef: Is g f
Ticket No; % 10 g. t"'l ana paay NJ .pr iTkAiroS'
i n'A 81 N ss q T'9g 81 NJ Z 8, A
Draws rs Nos "a If ncw;;e Gxi: 40 No. a. a. Aa
Ticket NJ, = d + 20 sa 80 a a.: and BY srnArroS
ycneines Tor the Week.
FRDAYsussex Lottery, cass2' Capital s2V'''' % N"' ii
5ATuRnAI-suassx LOTTERY, Extra Class d. Capital saO9
= si 1i.w nssf5s Lottery IS Capital $1,000
rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets SID ,,., :, r,,
5 proof ID Ts &c a ssl every drawing
oe ne ns p single Tcsesn
the above schemes and in ali h lotteries vi" ne '' ,lc
March 81 'S" "'S' s1Et10S neamod Va.
LAMiEEiT'S OMFlC;G.
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange io'f''N''h
Dawn Mo-. Sussex Glass %. March 18th:
m Is 3 4 4 !,; q :s: IA i & ysb4
ss D: g. sg e 9. Il E IS 5is, = h:s
Drawn Nos Mononga!ia, Ca-s3' slarch -:
- 81 Is IS 65 II II 80 ~ % % ,u,,r,,
Whole iicsc 30 Fl e., prize Of goo solo - LahhGRi
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Class No 10; harsh oi
80 - II Us IL ~ s! Il ~ - =; - y
Drawn Nus Sussex, Extra. Glass ~, hin! ..
81 IS d5 til G3 80 i2 l3 ~ =! ~ - Ji.
Drawn Nos Manongaia Glass 80. hp:il !:
81 80 so 7 | 81 sc II % ~ ~
Drawn Nos, Delaware, Class u, ann "a
Is 10 Il - ii 10 81 10 ~ D.
Schemes t;.c Week.
FIIDArTe Sussex County Delaware Lottery Class ,ICaI
ns: s0ia7 It 3," 29, OF lH0 &c. 10 H''' IL Drawn.
Tickets 5-sharcs in proportion.
SAT'iRDAi-Ts VIRGINIA N"n"gaa Lottery; tr' ,. -.ai,
tails SiGhGI 2JJ, luDV, ass, ~ o: 2o III ~ i,-oo ~ oi
800, Is Nos Il drawn. Tickets sGeares IN proportion
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, 18TH ArRlLl
THE Virginia MOnon.aiG Lottery. Glass DCat prize "i
10000, abHEi jGu 1860 6,s, nj ,olo o "oS' oo
ui sou l75 OF $780, IS Nos IL drawH tickets s-osarsa
III proportion.
p1 Change SlIcs close in the above ioefes al
O'Clock and Received H2ou oocs ny 'c'
legrapl. roo -, r.,
rs Drawings smaller Lotteries received on ilssdn?s ihufs
iuys and Saturdays al O'Clock Sales close a. i past IL.
Price Tickets itoln 81 To 81 ID ;-. ma,
~ Orcrsio Packages Certificates Ct PACKAGES "nse icEeis
Shares MGury Co "i "fh
there drawings aS, rIcet 'arEi I eW pI
tlckes will the mU pumi athEc al" lc 10Y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " THOMAS LAMBERT,
No 3, EXCHANGE Place, Richmond, va
~ Rccollcct No. 3Ilcrc's luck odd nunoers says hny
o. Monre." ---------@-I---
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AIRS .SKO having reached Richmond last week, her Dane
s Sc'ao. open the upper Saloon OF B"sers Bnl
Il; She 81 be- pleased Of her old pupils a as many
Wv wish under her instruction, from 10 O'Clock
laertalrp
ami Irs aSSn avail ,,etnacves Of this method tender
"i 'an' Numerous citizens =" Richmond who have 60 lib
ca aa.1tI du.ing their former visits 10 this city
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NicKEEVEN,S REAPER.

bNHlS MACHINE, invented by Il virginan, ~
tested by several Planters the last season, ands = SssN
pronounced by them to DC Improvement onsEAkzsBE
those hitherto in being less complicated and worked WIN ease w
TWO small mules, cutting fifteen day AID
giving purpose making limited number
Machine the ensuing prins and avoid DISAPPOINTMENT those III
Ii. BALDWIN.
CERTIFICATE:
Mr.. IT, BALDwIN RchmondTe Reaper made by you used
ny me during the perform Il we'll and worked easily
full
um fifteen good binders medium size mules carrying
il with When slight alterations made live
been suggested decidedly Gpno that will prove mos.
clicieu, Reaper in ROBT. ii. NELSON, Hanover.
Feb.
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CARPETINGS.

PETERSON & HUMPHREY 379 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
FAVE received by the late steamers from EUROPE u usl
supply rich anu elegant Carpsngs patterns entirely new
and only their establishment We DO not oee
necessary advertise the price our many varieties OF Cas
hut merely cav that article at lees price thh any
other in the city, r,:I r,.,,xv and
English Velvet and Sa1ony Carpes English Tapestry ana
Brussels Carpets English Threepy very heavy Crpes hns'
ingrains new patterns, Carps English psmask and ' W
Vsnian Carpe. Ro,s in variety; Checked anu VIM"
W,inp "a "a and &: Embossed Table and Piano lovers TIE
nellie. Velvet Rugs French and iaia shades
ed Tinted and Jenny Lind Mats English Druggists from toa :sf'
wide. -, - !, ....;.a, ,,.,,c..,,
Sheet Oil Cloths from the best English and American
res from, 2 ~ wide. extra heavy
Also an invoice pieces all wool Carpet so cents per yard
with every style Of goods found IN regular CARPET
stores All Of which will sold the reasonable e!s
ri ,e.3,n. PETERSON d HUMPHREY