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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

DELAwARE.-Ameng the acts Of the lately sd'
iourned Legislature of this State was one SUBJ
hitting to the People the question of Convention
or No Convention. We trust Convention will
prevail The Compromise measures were ap'
proved by both Houses without dissenting voice.
This was the first Democratic Legislature
in Delaware for several years, and OF course had
to exhibit its Democracy by prosecuting and OPP
pressing the already sufficiently degraded and
maltreated Free Negroes. We will let Demo-
cratic organ and spologist of the measure de-
scribe it:
Free Meero ETC., ACT .y" b., a.
Of which we believe all the better portion OF our
people. as well coored as white, will find IN prac'
tice TO work greatly to the advantage OF the State
iii. Tfort1iaate race, which, floating on the sur
face, deteriorates and degrades the whole mass,
beside being burdensome on society at large, will
offer greater opportunity and stimulant to inn
provement and selfeevation of character than
any other thing which could be proposed. The
prevention of the incursiOn Of the hOrdes OF ne
groes-under pretence of attending meetings, pro-
cessions &c.-into our city and one or two other
towns of the State, will, as provided by this Act,
be a source of qualification, we believe, to our
people generally. -.
The Act says the same paper providing for
the binding out of all free negro, children between
certain ages to some useful ayocation or trade is
not part of the general Negro Bill, Of which we
have spoken in another article. To many this
provision seems very harsh, and we confess that
at first blush it seems so to US, and yet when we
look around and see the wretched manner 10
which the free negro youth generally are allowed
In grow I'D in vice and idleness and the terrible
evils in which their so doing involves as well
themselves as the community which contains so
large q proportion of that class OF population, we
do not feel at liberty to condemn any measure
which promises to effect so desirable change as
that which would cause them to be reared In
habits of industry, sobriety, and honesty The
act provides for their relief from their lndentures
in all cases of cruelty or bad treatment and also
takes care of their support and comfort, and we
believe also gives a stipulated compensation"
We should really like to know on what Prin-
ciple Delaware Democracy justiiies the driving
into other States of the worst portion OF herown
population, especially when their depravity is
direct and palpable effect of her own injustice and
oppression.-And then we should like to know
since all Black children are to be bound out to
trades on the assumption that they would other
wise grow up idle and vcious-why other chill
dren who have drunken, idle or vicious parents
are not equally entitled TO the States paternal
solicitude We object to its squandering all its
benevolence on Negroes-But every one will
perceive at a glance that the preten'e OF kind
ness is hollow and hypocritical-that the real in
tent ia 10 drive the Free Blacks out Of the State.
Such is the nature OF sham Democracy the
world over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
Gen. Chnplin's Trial, &c.

BALTIMORE, Monday, March H.
Gen. Chaplin will be called for trial tomorrow
at the Howard District Court. 1t is still doubtful
whether he will answer or forfeit bis bail Of
$21, goo.
The Telegraph Office in Norfolk, and foUr other
buildings on Newton wharf were destroyed by
Ere on Friday evening.
Schooner Monterey, of Norfolk, from Charleston
for Baltimore, went ashore one mile north of Cape
Lookout on the 7th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
Bp Mories Line, Is WaA.stl

~ MONDAY March l7-9 AN.
BUFFALo-Wealherfogey aud rainy; light wind fr0mthe
east thern omeer mercury ia barometer 80 barometer
q $50 going down river; steamer Saratoga about
mile out In lhe Lake.
RocHEsTER-A very dark, cloudy day, though we have
had no storm; this evening The same wind east Their
Notwithstanding very fast; wind souIh-east TIER &c.
SyRAcUsE-Been showing most all day; dab and cloudy
evening; wind east; thermometer 50.
OswEGo-DArk and unpleasant evening; wind SOUTH
east; showed itie appearance Of snow; thermometer
So barometer 20. 722.
UTIcA-Stormy day showing quite fast this evening;
Wild east; thermometer IS; barometer q. $50.
ALBANY-Hss showed part Of the day cloudy dsagrea-
HE evening. with indications Of rAn wind southeast;
thermometer SO; barometer g. $40 mercury 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

u We learn from the Lynch6prg V"gR'an
that Hon. John 7. Thornton has been nominated
as the Wing candidate to represent the Vsh Con-
gressonal District Of Virginia in the ensuing Con-
gress The VugiHian halls the nomination with
unaffected pleasure, regarding it as no less wise
in itself than ominous Of success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

x THE STATE LEGlsLArURE,it seems, IS to
be invited to visit our City, and Partake the gen.
erous hospitality which the Common Council will
proffer end the People pay for. We trust, should
tie invitation be given, its acceptance will be
postponed until the main business Of the Session
shall have been disposed Of, including the passage
of the School law, the Equalizing of Tax Vaua-
lions. and the choice Of United States Senator.
Work first and play afterward, is the true course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

TIE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS PosT3oNED.-The
Legislature Of Virginia on Thursday passed an
act providing for the submission of the new Con.
stitution to the people on the fourth Thursday in
August, and for the postponement of all the cleo
tons both for Congress and the State Legislature,
until the fourth Thursday in October next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
" Extensive sale of splendid improved

and unlmproved City Properly al Auction embracing
Houses and Building Lots on Fifthavenue, Granercy-
place, St Marksplsce and Lexngton-ayenue We invite
The atenon Of real estate buyers the large sale OF vBua
bic property by ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, THIS DAY, az y
O'clock the Merchants Exchange consisting Of lots
Fihh-avenue, on and near the s. w OF Twenty
seventh ST.; lots ami the s. W. corner OF Fifth
avenue and Twenty-eighh st., aud lots on Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth SITS Ia of the same
and lois on the corner OF Gramercy-piace (al front
Ing the Park) and Tweny-6,st-I; the valuable prop
ery on the NJ E. corner Of Liberty and Washington ss
building lot on Tweay.seyenh-st, near Second avenue
do on Thirlieh-st, near Lexngl0n-avenue; do on
Twenty ninth St near the Fifthsvenue do on st Marks
place Avenue A. do on Second avenue near fwen-
iyhird ST. do on Nneeenth.st and one on Twentiehs
near the Tenhsvenue; do Twenty ninh-st, between
the Ffh and Madison avenues; do on Thirty eighhst,
pear the Fret avenues the house and lot 81 West Seven
teenh ST. and the and lot 81 Lexington avenue in
the city Of New York Also building lots on Warrens,
between Columbia-st ard Commercial Wharf In the City
Of Brooklyn and beautiful country residence In the VII
lsge Of Flushing L. l. Maps Of most OF the above prop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
For Europe

The next number Of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued To MORROW MORN
ING, at O'Clock. It will contain all the latest
news up to the time of going to press. The
Pacific sails from this port Tomorrow, at ls
ofciooh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
" Families wishing to obtain a good

" Families wishing to obtain a good
and pure article OF Soap would do well to call my
ufactory and examine the Pale Yellow Steam Soap IL is
made OF the aiess being entirely free from sh oil
and other injurious ingredients much used in Soap II
is clear OF that sticky property so common 10 poor Soap
and VIII not become dark by age. Also Patent Candles
which will remain hard In any climate, and burn longer
than Sperm Fancy Soaps of every Kind for the toilet and
bath including the Palm Soap well known
edy for chspped hands The above for sale In any
quantity for trial. Goods delivered free Of charge
w. HULLS SON,
5m2ws iO8. 10 and 1l2 Chf-sL. north end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
NYnnhinrfnn Ifamn.

NAsHNCTON MOnday, RIafcn II
Samuel d. King has been confirmed as Sur
vevor General of Public Lands in California.
Several unimportant combinations of Indian
Agents are published.
The Indian Agents for California, Utah and
NeW.Mexico are announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
~ How LIKE LIFE! everybody ex-

claims when they see Madesine at BARSUMs MUSEUM
Bertrand is perfect picture Of easy fellow ready 70
drink and Rey Ia Of those arul dogs that you
every day leading weaker estrsy you wish to see
good thing, go TO the Museum to night II you would
Ian oh only r here this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
The First Steamboat

BUFFALO, Monday, March II.
The steamer Saratoga is reported to be within
three miles Of this city
Buffalo Light was lit last night for the first
time this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

kiDEAPPINe.-The Wilmington del Journal
says, kidnapping il Of more frequent occurrence
in that city and county than is generally imagin.
ed Ii says that on Wednesday night last ne
fsgrant manner, and that the Derson COMMITTING
the outrage formerly belonged 10 the city watch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

ANOTHER WHALE--Another right whale was
taken of Southampton on Monday last, which, il
is estimated, viii make about 25 bbs Of oil SIEVE.
raj parties are out, we understand, of the Hamp.
ton shores in search of these interesting leyia-
thars. Sag HM0or Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
sickness ON shipboard.

Boston, Monday, March H.
The bark Cloelia, from Mobile, at this port, has
smallpox on board-one person has already died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
Co. CnRN-WINsLnM's GREAr PRE-

pAp.r1oS-Hsve You tried It, 10 not you loOsng the
snes luxury Of the season This CORN is resh when
taken from field ithaving been boiled And sealed up I'M
roipal sweetness flavor and tenderness Sold by +. II.
oensrsiiv NH Stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
Markets. ...CHARLEsToN, n
Weather Items

Our CoTToN market was very quiet yesterday,
the sales being limited to 500 baes-prces ranging from
n TO IL cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

City Of New.York a .,oan gave that city the Co,
ton Water, and this is but one Of many Instance,
The debate was continued by Senators johnson.
Bsbcock and Miller, and the Senate took re.
cess till Pm 4
After Recess.
The discussion on the bill restrictiag the DOW.
ers Of cities and incorporated villages In crestinr
debts, was continued.
Mr. Mann contended that the bill Was 20 Or
ganize system Of providing anew basis Of b.Snk.
ing
Mr. MORGAN said there was no necessity Of .,v
new basis, as banks were springing IN f,.t
enough under the laws at present existing.
Mr. BABcocK said he believed that when bonds
were issued by any city or village under the nr,.
visions OF this act, it would not be Necessary IA
60 out Of the municipality 10 get the money. Ana
thus would be preferred by farmers aud others a.
en- investment.
Mr. Cross alluded TO the excellent credit ma.
sessed by various cities and villages Of the st,se
The City Of Brooklyn, by the premium received
on its bonds, had been able to pay up its village
debt.
Mr. JOHNSON thought the reason why the bonds
OF the City Of Brooklyn sold so well, was the
hope which was entertained Of being annexed 20
and made part Of the City Of New.York.
The details Of the bill were then submitted to
a Select Committee consisting Of Senators Cook,
Mann and Morgan.
An elaborate supplementary report on the condi
tion Of the finances Of the State was received
from the Controller. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

~ For late and important Telegraph
dispatches see Seventh Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
81 DR. TRAFroN's Buckthom Ben

Pills are mild and efeciual. and the acknowledges
beat remedy FOR Bilious attacks, Liver Complaint Head
ache out Gddnsss hsh4tsl Costtveness Loss OF Ape
tite indigestion. Depot 40 Piisrnst Sor sale 0v
the principal city Druggists Snd chemiSis
a u A., whit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
LooKING-GLAss WAREHoUsE.-RICH-

LOOKING GLASS WAREHoUsE.-RICH-
ARps KIEesLANp Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer OF
Looking.( Glasses AID Importer of Looking Plates,
81 Cortand-st ~ Y, has In store splendid assort
uent OF Ornamsnled, Plain Pier and Mantel G.asses
Also unusual large STOCK of Mahogany crane GASES
soitshle fur the Western and Southern trade JobberS
and dealers IN general will do well 70 cali and exam
Inc this stock and prices previous 70 purchasing elsewhere
Plates enable them sell lower Than any other house 10
thsc OF Sineoo
N B-Merchants having orders TO oil for California,
West Indies or other markets. would do well 10 call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
~ Gloon FRENCH Calico a var

u Coop French CALICO yard wide
for one shilling yard and ninepence yard for best Eng
Nsh Csico Chnz figures is 40 cheap that the ladies'
certainly desire nobing more economical They will find
such at HITcBcocK LEADBEATERs, SfT Broadway, cor
Leoparlst where they will also fnd article c0lOred
french Argentine and splendid stock Of new Silks De
LANES Shaws and every other kind of new Spring Goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

u WARNocKs', Hatters, 275 Broad
cav Irving House) Introduce this day. new style OF
Hal for genuemen's Spring wear, which fof symmetry OF
model ana seasonhbe adaptation, IL confidently ohered s
worthy OF universal acceptance. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

PROCLAMATION every person in
Consumption throughout this City take one bottle OF
WATTss Nervous Antidoia according TO directions this
week and there win be no deaths regisiered from Con
mption The friends Of persons In Consumption mo
matter how low peHse heed this and prevent most un
pleasant reflections II will be tested upon FeyeTs and
Commissions next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
BUSINESS NoTIOEs.

~ LEARY e. Co, HatteTs and Leaders
Of FsshoH for 0entlemen's Hats, and Astor House
Introduced The stvle for Saturday, ION Az
ml7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
GvSTLEMEN's SPRINe HATS. - BIRD

corner Pine Nassau strhe new style presented
80 M pubic a. q model OF elegance, and OF superior
1natv of fabric 6nsh Particular attention Is to
NE wishes Of those who consult their taste In the
selection OF Hat. BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassau sS
o. 0r,ru "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

rYs ST. john, Halter. The subscri-
bar having sold the lease OF his former place OF business
bss removed 70 the corner Of Pine and Nassau s where
he viii be pleased 10 serve his friends with hais and caps
~ - - re a frsde ~ ST JOHN,
~ nisiv~s Corner Pine and Nassau SIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-07
PURCELL, LADD a. CO"
APOTHEC ARIES A y ID ID X I q 4 y 1 ,,
/. "a. Main 2freef. Cnrncr liin. Richmond, Va

= d y 7
No. %, Main Street, Corner 1Ith, Richmond, Va,
IL EEP constantly hand large aud general assortr q ART
IN their embracing good STOCK OF English french
and American Chemicals Of the best and pnre,t quality
Physeuns Prescriptions aud orders receive particular and
prompt attention.
Our Department under the esneeial supe'nitnd
cnce and all sonddrd az wei!
furnished Of character Will ente len
10 the confidence Of The medical and the public
The and undivided Of all the members OF our
house division OF the r-sonshler directed
It's proper ssul department. wi We
trust has heretofore done The con
Eirnce Of Physicians, and appreciation oil tho community
In addition have Always III Store
full stock Of Painters Lead Blake's Fire Proof Paint
nserd and Lamp Of superior quality Burning Fluid Cam
mime together with large assortment, Of French dhd neG
WINDOwGLASS OF QUALITIES all Of which We are prepared
~ 1,rnsh a. III lowest rates PURCELL. LADD d CO.
la mil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-07
TCK,s OFFICE. C0KNEK OF MAIN AND lArh


. UCK,s OFETCE, CORNER OF MAIN AND 18th
L 4 STREETS, Richmond, Virginia . ..
drawing q Pa,ap,eo Lottery cas. 2 JAn " =, -
nr, sos 81 M.Ssna ca M Lottery Class H. January
20 Is 5 80 IS 81 30 % 50 2 IL D 30.
Schemes for the Week. go
TUESDAY, Capitals; $500 30 &c 10 N0s Il drawn TICK
TnEspAy-capi,als $4,000 a5 of 1000 &e - Nos i2
drawn. Tickets So 800 i, .,oo, =. :, ~. m
WEDNESDAY -Capnals s'NS, i "i i'u' &c - Vs. l.
WEDNESDAY, Capitals: $1,000 1850 1900 &c Is Nos,
TIuRsDAY~Captas $4,000, Of 5000, of $780, DC 70
TIuRSDAY-captas s,o3i So lilo. Sc. - Nos, 2dra"n
Tickets 81. ., - -,
Tickets 81 80. =, 49,, ~,
FRlDAY-capi,als $1,000 1900 &c. 10 Nos 10 drawn Tick
saTURDAy-Cap.,!s SAIL 81 1900 lo"', &c rs Nor, u
drawn. Tickets 81. .-. 800 . .o, nv,
SATuRDAY-Cap,als: $3.50 So 40 Of 500, I. ri COZ 600
a Nh Z. IL drawn. Tickets sla Ian O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-07
!, TUE 1j0yERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having been received by the tIesnss na
LASAN confined in the Ja:l OF COUNTY vi
charge OF passing MONEY has escaped breaking sa
JAIL large do therefore nsfeS ri, he
Jesse Latham aud deliver him into the jail Jassh county, ana
a moreover require all Of this Commonwealth esNs hn
and request people generally 10 use their ees 70
the arrest the said Lanham that he may be brought 10
Justice , ..,,.. -. ,.s..r -. a,
Given under my aud una,I me lesser sea- o.
the Rchnoad, this sd day Of December.
tsHALl ~ ,ss Ear is5D JOHN d. FLOYp
anbam is 20 Of and ahos' six ess
one high, Of make weighing perhaps ~ sJ
complexion, bald head apd gray eyes Ose' CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-07

NJOTICE.-uavnf accepted he agency o. proeurins
from Liverpool New York, by the well JS
established "Black STAR line Of packets we are >
prepared grant certificates passengers TO and oBs
h, Jsnl - VIC '"s''''' RANKIN wHrTLocH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-07
LOTTERIES.

sTRATT0N,s OFFICE, ,.,v,.,.
D:T Is il Sue e !, ?s Z, Ezra q !; c: ' , g "
Sia Ms SO -Four sold paid by srn .c,,x
Ticket Nos g : $ : & STRATUM
D'""ss G C M"n"9s' i s 30 's'' ' D;f'S'
Drawing ., Delaware Lottery; E,r; cIas' !! January
81 Il IS u % ~ 81 10 IL
Ti eEs Nos Nos i 8 q '"''''' l'' ~ srEArroS
nF's y Of p Da ~ 3 '!'' Z '~s = g. &
HALF Nos Is So S. prize orsl5o sold and raid by srRATr"N
D ss G. &c : - I'sy Z, ' u 81 ' =
pw v, Of s s. s ;'s 6 ca 81 January i 8
's;"f % s''isS i '' % s. s. 7,os
'i Di4sias d SoaoDgsa Lo;sfy Class January
schemes the Week. s-o -
TuEsDAY-Sussex Lottery, EYna, class3 Capital sl''2 20
TUEspAY@Mononssls Lottery, Clussa Capital $500 -
WEnN SsT ypsawsrc Lottery cassa Capital a -
TlRsDAY Lomery Extra, GLASS; Capital s''Ss
's mIf a-N Lottery Capital $4,000 IS
>P TRlpAYsasssx Iocy Glass; Capital $4,000 IS Nos IA
SATURDAY-Su,sex Lottery, Extra Class . 'up'ai s'''
Ia Nos IL drawn Tickets el
Virginia Mooneaa I,uey Class be drawn lth January
Sc Nos, Is drawn Capitals prize OF s'oUoy u h m
5Oo 1870 10 OF 100, ~ Of 800 a. Tickets s'-sna'e "
proportion. ,
Virginia ononsaa Lottery, Class. TO he drawn i7, Ian"1
10 OF 300 ~ OF 1900 2OJ Of Tickets sloshares IN pro-
portion.
Virginia Monogaia Lottery Class A. 10 be ra%n n 2sh 5an u
lOovo 1000 5000 10 Of 1000 loo Of LOU II" Of ""
&C Tickets se0-sharrs III proportion.
at lie office proof what has trrn done; and every driving
continues the number cold and paid by me
Orders Packages and single TcLesin
III. the Lotteries will DC promptly aehd'u
sent when requested re.sr a m%mon Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-07

LAMBEKT'S OFFICE.
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under tho Exchange ii00 Neh
Drawing Of Sussex Isrsy Ea'rs G G. & "a j.
Ticket, Nos 6e IS, another prize sold . ,.
Ora wing OF Mononea AHA Lottery. Class :. January
Il ~ 60 IS 81 is IA q 1t IL @l
schemes for Week. ,,.
TUESDAYThs Virginia Momonsaa LoIi e S ~
s25ncu 1000, 3no, 1000 300 ~ OF ''0V'' ~'' - N'' -
drawn. Tickets e5-shaIc5 IN proportion.
wEDNESDAY-The Delaware State Lottery Glass 2-Canials
g3l 6U1 l7U 10000 50J, 1904. 1000 2,,9, Is oil eW ~ oil
100 &c 7S Nos IA drawn Tickets sl0shsres IN proportion
TnuRsDAY-Ths Virginia Monongaia Loiery clas. Ga,
pitfalls: S2uuuO, 1000, 1900 213, ~ oil o d.. 30 os' ID
drawn. Tickets S5-shurrs III proportion
PRIDAY-Thr Sussex County Delaware Lottery Class 3-Capi
tails: salOU 6,Ws 2ltU, lSal vi lWp &c. - Nos -
drawn. Tickets sl-shares in proportion
sATuRDAY-ymgnia MonongalA Lottery Class e. Nos ~
drawn Capitals $4,000, 20Ou 10000 ooo1 .9io zoo ~ "
WyO &c Tickets sl5-shares in proportion
Virginia Lottery Clas. drawn h January 90 NOS Is
drawn Capitals prize Of s5UON Of lOoU OF a'Uo oi
1910 10 OF 600 5p DC. Tickets s3siares IN olooh
Virginia Monnngaa Lottery Class 3 10 be drawn s l"nsy
800 10 Of LOO 10 1000, 20 Of no. &C. Tickets slo-
shares IN proportion. - .x, . -..u,,,,
SATURDAY. JANUARY 25TII-SPIESDlD LOTTERY
Virginia MonongaIa Lottery Class to ne uia|n I1n a u
Of 1000 1885, vi 500, 10 Of 2U loo OF i'ooo loo oil
700 &c Tickets SO
x Change Of Sales close IN the above Lotteries al
O'Clock and the drawings received about O'CLOCK oy e
re- Drawings smaller Lotteries received On Tuesdays Thurs
ays and saturdays o'clock Sales cose at hall past H.
Price OF Tickets from 81 IL 81 o. 49,, ii. r..,..
Shares IN the Maury Co Lotteries (o which
varying IRON 81 10 0Iu o
uckots) will receive the mott prompt attention. anu sne
wnrded advenursrs when Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. ,, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va
no Recoec, No 3-"rheres luck III odd says HSry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-07
FEMALE EDUCATION

YINHE Female School residence In the upper end OF King
William county under the government 81 Mr.. Dahney and
myself will the 9Th OF January ISL and continued m
The December following with III. exception the month
August the scholastic u ten months
The will Spelling Reading Writing
Vulgar and Analytical Arithmetic, Geometry English Grammar
Competition. Geography, History, Natural Philosophy Chemistry
Bo;ay thu Latin Language AMI Music Piano Forte The Bible
will be morning and evening the tamil, circle The rlne
Of the Schoo! will kind afsctiona,c and parental
TERMS For Board and Tuition including lodging washing an
lights months, sloJ Music Teacher has brrm
engaged and vii: he given the usual price vs.
accommodate sixteen young ladle9 with Board.
Address-Ayietts King William County. . = -