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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

iral~actcn> N American wcCi shout 30 900 lbs
within the range ri quotations.
BRIGHTON MARKET. April %.
At market s25 beet cattle. 275 stores, - nair.
Working oxen, 10 COWS AMI calves. i0q0 sheen and
lambs, ZOO Swine
PNICtS, Beet Ca't,"-Ex'ra 81 Is: q,,al,,y :
u quality. So: 5 do. Sja5:.
S-oge~-l earrings, 9, !oal4
Two wears Old. SIG, -, 24aa1.
Three vear- o!i-s27, 3la33
Working UXcn-Sg" 100. l05. 1l6aloo.
Cows and csIvc-->l1. Is, 20 -. 2f 3la.O.
sheep and Lambs -. 4iaj Tx,r;. a.6:
Swilic-ta7tc: E..;al, 7::e..
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE NARkET-Mav j.
At marker s66 catrc-abou. 100 beevcs. and
ls6 stores. consisting Of working oxen. cows and
CAVES. and and ) Years old.
PEICEs-Market-Ext beef 81: IL quality ::
q guilty 6a': Sd quality 5a5,; ordinary a;
iildr> Sla4t cwt lallow j.a6. l'elts 81 TO H.
Veal CHve,-S3 10 :. Calf kim, ) a f4c per b
Storc.-Workng Oxen-Sga. 100. 1856.
Cow and calves.-S21. -. y All.
ariI->-S3, Il, II ais
wo years ol!--':!., 90. IS q.
Three years olG-S25. .. goa 80.
Sleep and anli,>-l5ls :. market: Pr:ce.-Ex-
TIA :, ): -. X !1t, =, 9 3;a.;
Swine go = ro..r.et. . ort,f.
'a:i.e -i4"eF Y LIMBS. s7<,.e. horses,
\, Hauf:A.1e, lo3
Ney-25!. *; inn 5.
E":2"t': o.. '-0
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

IHE CHEESE IRADE.-During the wear
1870 it appears there were produced in the
United States one hundred and thirteen mil
hon pounds Of cheese; ard this enormous
product was nearly all required to meet the
demand Tor home consnmp,ion-the total ex-
port amounting to less than nine million
pounds. BY far the largest part of the whole
comes from the States of New York and Ohio
the former producing over forty nine mil
lions and the latter over twenty one millions
of pounds. Massachusetts,, Rhode Island
Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Michigan and
Illinois follow next among the largest rro,'uc.
crs OF the other States. none produced a
million pounds The quantity produced in
the Southern States is very small, in propor
ton to their population and territorial ex
tent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

ing several resolutions expressive Of the deep
regret OF the House at the event, and that
the usual baage Of mourning be worn for 20
days, and acopy of the resolutions he forward
ed to the family Of the deceased. As a fur
tAer mark OF respect, the House adjourned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-08

H. People who are too economical to al
'eriiSe IN the newspapers, will do well to
read what Genln, the Great New York hat
ter I has t" say on the subject. He talks thus
" he benefits have derived from the press.
"a an advertising medium, is beyond nv pow
cr 20 estimate, and am well satisfied. from
careful observation and experience, that adj
vert!>n. is the main spring of success in cy.
cry branch Of business"
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Simmer Style Hats,

It's I"c,..v"l Il; lie Ha', Cs7 < Tx So.
e .,'Ih,lt u IL
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TELEGRAPHIe,nlEW
,.sTED FOR THE DAILY DlSP1Tca
Congress-.

r.n WARRINGTON, July 81.
Ia Tue SENATE resolution calling for infor.
ma'on relative to the boundary commission
was adopted The resolution fixing the dav
for the adjournment, ofCongress was ,alen m
and debated. w
ihe HOUSE, took up the bill granting the
right OF wayl,o railroads and plank roads acros.
the public lands. but before the subiec, WA.
disposed OF, went into committee of the Who'll.
on the river and harbor bill.
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Obsequaes of Henry Clay.

NEW YORK, July 20.-The arrangements
made to-day for the funeral honors to Mr.. Clay
were the most extensive and imposing ever wit.
messed on this continent. The exhibition o.
regret was confined TO no class or party, but
was joined in by ALL All yesterday afternoon
and this morning the proprietors of stores and
public buildings along the route of procession
were engaged in dressing their buildings in
mourning. AT noon to-day Broadway present
ed spectacle at once the grandest and most
solemn that can be conceived.
Nothing occurred during the progress of the
procession TO mar the solemniiy Of the occa.
sion, and the effect produced by this mournful
but magnificent pageant was one that could
not fail deeply 10 impress all who beheld il.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


I4kS1AA BILE NV hAh4N0 IN Due
Walls ADDTTIoN FOR SALE-Th sub
scriber il authorized TO cell ths6 very neAf com
portable and desirable residences IN Duvars Addition,
no1 N the occupancy of Mr.. Gee. X Cru;chneld,
= ne corner OF Duval and 81. Stephen streets,
10y opposite the residence of Capt Jenkins The
A. semiees are nearly new-are In perfect or
re are large enough for the genteel accom-
c.s;oss = OF large family. II immediate appl
T~..m mace, great bargain win be given.
and ,h-.. - fourth cash, balance at one, tvo
real bearing interest or slaves OK other
iv 90 'l' oe saken IN exchange. Apply to
w. GaiDDIN
UTS At Port MAYO. R0cx prrs
- SAL AT AUCTlON-WiIl he sold On
-. Ir.s.;y AIterneons the 24th july. Is52. unon
.Ie P1IuIsrs' commencing ut half past o,cllcL
LITE ~ Lots a. rort Mayo, Rocketts frepting -
~ Zee. on ans street, running hack IN -.
and djoining the brick yard Of Willism. SaS 70 :
Ragland. Terms at sale. sun .
jy22 W. GoDDM A..
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS nv
CANAL AND 4rH STREETS, AND RRfcE
TENEMENTS ON CANDLES HILL. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-Wlll BE- sold on Tuesdav AZ
ternOon, 9th July, 1852, upon the premises. com.
menciug at O'Clock, valuable Building Lots on
the west side Of 4th street, between Cary and Canal
streets, each fronting about 81 feet, running back
s24 feet, having the benefit of culvert in rear, Of
great advantage to said Lots. After which, viii be
sold two Brick Tenements on Candles Hill, on the
east line of 4th street, near to Arch street
TERMs-One.thi.d cash; balance at and Il
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title withheld.
jy2 20 w. GODDIN. Auctr.
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The Fish Difficulty.

BosTos, July 81.
MIR. Webster has communicated dispatch
to the Courier, of this city, from MIR. Everett,
while minister 10 England, to Mr.. Buchanan,
then Secretary of State, dated April, 1845. in
which il is stated that the British Govern
ment relinquised the exclusive right to fish
in the Bay of Fundy.
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AUCTION SALES.
] Ills DxY.


IL = d. \ q LOTS ON
SnOhCH HILL Al AUCTtoN. -WM n -
% -, In,rs9ays the Ed ma, couruerejrS = 81
- 8 u upon de prounises. twelve BufIline
h 80 g Irsrea Hin. fronaiae On 21th "a 1ssh -
-. s.;..hs se ssreeea Thy kave hesn luid a
20 foot alley. These lots sre bs..s;,.Ss. sssa.s
an elevated situation. md are - 49, Ssssrsha
ones 70 Do bad on that Hin. Persons vishi.. 4
really pleasant location IN thas uarf - ~ -.
which TO build, should attend tiis ssie - -
plat Of the loss can be seen Il nv o.
The title to the whole Of said loss = nou ,.1s,.-
pufabie. -.
The terms, which Vim be libsral ~in b. =.
SI5 JAMES N. TAYLOR. Asesr.
QRICK HOUSE AND Lot ON UNION
- HILL. AT AUCTIoN.-Win be sod, q
Thursday, the 22nd inst, commenrine 4 o.
the residence OF O A, Streckrr, Esq, and occupied
BY ]. Pearscn, Fed. The house hes b en- recent.
y built, has or rooms with basement, and 10
IN good order. The lot ID OF good size md hes
wen. This property 10 beautifully located in the
most pleasant portion of the Hill.
Terms liberal
blo JAMES N. TAYLOR. Auc.r.
skUSTKE,s SALE or A Lot ON
.-. oN,ON htLL.-By virtue of q deed of trust
.ecuseo oy John w. Childress to the subscriber,
- as.ee 10 secure the payment of cerfaia sum
~ uney mentioned Il erein, and ct the request Of
,;nn ,' rsIsry tneren lshan oder At PUBIC auc.
yeved hv ss;d 10y, End inst, the properly con-
" ssio deco, being Lot Of Cruu.,a sisuated
On tne nortn side OF Venaole street mes, The NJ.
cnsnicsviie Turnpike. 223 feet and rnrr;ns hsck
100 feet to 10 foot slley ssSA
ihe terms will be announ ced n The s.,.
~ ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee
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NEW YORK MARKETS, July 81.
FLoUR-Sales of $4,000 bbls southern a
S4.37 to $4.56. GRAIN steady.
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Nep Line Of Steamers.

QUEBEC July 20,-Arangemenrs are max
ing for new line OF steamers TO run between
Liverpool and this city In Summer, and be-
tween Liverpool and Portland in Winter.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
REDUCTION OF CHARGES FOR FREIGHT
The charges tor transporting Salt and Coal in hogs
heads are reduced Is per cent if carried between
the 18th Juy and 18th September, and reduction
has been made in the charge Tor transporting wheat
from various places all OF which will be seen by
ference to the printed bills which may be procured
at the depot on and after The 22nd inst
iy 10 T. II GILL. Superinten6 ent
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STKATTON's OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, No A. July 2lst:
54 80 81 As SO % 81 10 l2 "A l6 70 g..
Half Nos 81 66, prize of $500 sold and paid
by STRATTON
For TO-Day.-Delaware, Extra, No "A. Ca.
pital $780, Tickets So.
Also, Delaware, No 43. Capital $4,000. Tickets
s.. iy %
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Sailing of the Canada.

BOSTON, July II.
The Canada sailed for Liverpool to-day.
taking out So passengers and $685., 900 in
specie.
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Death Of BisieD Hensbn,,.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 2O.-A dispatch re.
ceived here from Frederick, Nd, states that
Bishop Henshaw, of the Protestant Episcopal
Chure of this diocese, died near that city to-.
day.
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The OtsegO Bank Robbery.

ALBANY. July l9.-Larned, the Otsego Bank
Tobber, has been sentenced to the State prison
for five years. An appeal, however, has been
taken.
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General Apalos and the Mexican OUT ages

General Aralos and the Merican Ont, ages.
New ORLEANS, July 10. 1852 The Browns-
Dike Flag, of the 10Th irst., publishes cores
pondence between the American Consul at
Mntamora and General Avalos, respecting the
outrage on the steamer Camanche, and others.
Avslos justiies the Camanche affair; says her
officers stole cattle from the Mexicans; denies
all knowledge of the other outrages, and closes
with threat that while the Leadership the recent
revolution receive protection from the Ameri-
cans, the frontie RS need not expect security.
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Death ofa Wealth. Merchant

ST. Louis, July l9th.-George Collins, an
eminent merchant of this city, and extensively
known, died yesterday. He leaves property
estimated at over a million.
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Case Of DrOwning-Perilous Position Of 6
Man at Niagara Falls.

81, son of 5. v. II. Graves, Esq, late
Sheriff of Erie county, was drowned yesterday
evening, while bathing in the harbor.
Late last night, man was discovered in a
boat in the rapids, near the brink of the Falls
of Niagara. The boat stuck fast on rock.
The man in the boat was a fisherman, named
Johnson. He was on q rock between Goat
Island and the Canada shore, and directly
above the Falls. Notwithstanding the immi-
nent risk, a man named Joel Robinson, at the
peril ofhis life, went to his relief in a small
skifi, taking rope from the island, and sue
ceeded in rescuing him from the boat. About
five minutes after johnson was taken from the
boat, it loosened from the rock and went over
the Falls. He had been in that situation since
IL o'clock last night, and was intoxicated. A
purse of 5000 was made up by the visiters for
Robinson.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 81.
FLoUR.-Sales of 500 bbls Howard Street at
SALE to $4.25; and 500 City Mills at $4.25.-
CoRN.-White, So to 60 cts; yellow, 81 to 60
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MANAEEn,A OFFICE
r. FRANCE q CO.
tsaccessors to r. Morris Il coa
co nor This Day.-CapiiaIs: sao0oo sooo
a,ooo' 1000, % OF 1000, rs of 500 a. ~ nv. 49,
oers IL drawn. Tickets SIS wv nc 20 mum
e sno me Dollar Lottery-Capitals: s6.ooo %
Drawn Noa of Bel Air %
= Ss 10 % 6s "A 78 Sc SO SO SO 3 p az
VIZ
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Later frolntHayti.

NEW YORK, July 81.
Advices from Hayti to the Sd instant state
that Soulouque was making active prepara-
tons TO attack the Domincans in August next
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n EEP SHARP LOOK OUT AND
IN don't let the time pass without giving

IN don't let the time pass without giving
LEVY a call.-LEVY has yet on hand large lots
of Goods which he is extremely anxious to get rid
of. He will, theref,re, offer great inducements to
all in want Barge de LANES at l2c, Lawns at l0c
Bingham at l2c, Shifting Stripes at Cd, Apron
Checks at cd, fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs at l2c,
Shirling SC, extra be avy and wide Sheetng at 3D.
Hose at l2c Prints at SC, heavy Bed Tick at lOc,
Check Muslin at 12c Swiss at the same price, Mus
lin Trimmings at L. worked Muslin Sleeves at SIC,
Lace Sleeves at SOC, and lots of other Goods-a to
be offered at prices to suit he times Come while
the assortment is good, and get large bundle of
goods for little money. The place for bargains is
at ABRAHAM LEWIS, ~,
jy22 POI Broad street.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFTCE-
wall street, under the City Hotel.
CHALK'S OLD SrANn

Eor TO-DAY Carroll, Class "A -Capitals. I
OF Sso0Oo OF e0oo, of 4000 of 1000, IS of 1000
p OF 500, l66 of PA, &C. 70 numbers. 10 drswn 49,
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 2Ol.-Capitais: of $4,000 % of
6yo OF 473, 80 OF 60 70 numbers, 10 drawn
Tickets ST.
jy2l SMITH.
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.

GALE OF GROCEnIES AT AUCTION.
~ ON Tuesday morning next, the 9th inst,
at 10 O'Clock, at the store of MIR s Baker, On
Franklin street. (who lie changing his business
will be sold at auction the remainder of his stock
of Groceries, consisting of the usual variety OF
Family Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c, with the
Shop and other fixtures, two good Counters one
large Mahogany Show CAGE, &c, &c.
TERMs-Cash.
Sale conducted Dy GEO. J. SUMNER,
jy22 Auctioneer
MOTlCE.-HIGh CONSrA3LES SALE
IN Will be sold upon the premises, Clay street,
near Dllls Bakery, on THURSDAY, the 22nd inst,
ut 10 O'Clock, all of the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture including Borse and Wagon, anc sundry
other articles to satisfy distress warrant and sun
dry attachments in my hands u.s. Edwin Cooke.
jy 22-lt B. BLAIR, H. C. G. r.
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HaHt)S3A1IsN.FS


ON MONDAY EVENING, JULY 26rn, 1852.
Tho Celebrated New Orleans Opera
and Ballet Troupe
II ESP announce to the ladies'
AND gentlemen OF this place, that they win give
tneir Grand Vocal and Instrumental Entertain
m:enu, illustrating the Music and Poetry of all me-
uons, on the above evening, and during the week.
performed BY them for the past ten years in all
,ne principal cities of Europe and America, and
la, NJ az me lfallsn Opera House, New York
,.siisn Operas, giving limitations OF Jenny Lind.
ssss neneveL tano, Marni, Ssnqurico, Lorini. &c.
&c, IN which the whole Troupe viii appear.
AdmissfOn-Ony2 IS cents.
Doors vpen at half past TT .,,rn,, :. .
quarter past6 O'clock -
W ~ g. 8. SANFORD u.u,
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LAMBEkT,S OFFICE.
l4th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos of Delaware, Glass Al, July 90:
AZ 70 10 So 46 80 IS 43 AZ 4 "a AS "a
For To-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery,
Class No 43.-Capitals $4,000, of 5000, l748,
10 of 1000, &c. rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets
s.
HS Also, a Two Dollar Lottery iy %
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lust KECElVED, beautiful and desirable
y assortment OF Cane Chairs, which are SO
well adapted to the warm weather These Chairs
are well suited for either city or country esdences
as in door OF out door Seats being neat, light and
the coolest seat that possibly be made The as.
sortment consists of parlor hall and dining Chairs
ladies' sewing Chairs, with and without rockers
high Chairs for children at table.
Also, will receive in a Gay or two good assort
ment OF portable camp Chairs and Stools, with
new style OF ladies' sewing Chair, an entirely new
article. recently imported from Europe. TO those
who want seat really comfortable, it is ndispensa
BILE. The above to be had at the House Furnish
ing Store of l.. GINTER,
y 81 1871 Main street.
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BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.


GALE OF A STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ AT AUCTlOS.-on FRIDAY, the 23rd instant
commencing at o'clock, we will sell at the store
stock remaining on hand, consisting of variety of
desirable Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
The sale will be without reserve.
VIII be added to the above, large invoice of
Linen Bosom Shirts, direct from the manu-.
facturer
R Terms at sale.
KENT. PAINE q KENT, Aucts
Will be added to tbs above an invoice of SHOES
w H., P & K
BY KENT, PAINE q KENT.
T ARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF
IL DRY GOODS AND HARDWARE AT AUG.
IlON-The subscribers propose to make change
In their business, with which view thew will offer
the whole OF their large stock of both Dry Goods
and Hardware, amounting to about $50 900, at pub
tic auction without reserve.
The sale will Commence with the Hardware nm
the 9th inst; Dry Goods the 18th inst at their
store, No LOG Main street
Their stock comprises great variety of desirable
articles in Hardware, and full assortment of Fall
Styles in Dry Goods. Most OF their foreign goods
were imported by them last Fall, from England
and France. The whole stock is in good order, and
OF the most saleable character
Such an opportunity for purchasing really good
and desirable goods at auction is rarely presented
TERMs-Under slOO, cash; for a sums under
$780, months; above that, months, approved
| negotiable ties.
Sale conducted by Messrs Kent. Paine e. Kent.
THOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS eco,
No LOG Main street. Richmond, Va.
fv 16-t32iv
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JAMES N. TAYLoR. Aue,r.

BY GEORGE J. SUMSEE-
OusEHOLD FUkNlTI RE. AT Auc
II TloN--on THURSDAY MORNING. the al
ius. com menclng at 10 o'clock at the residence Of
Mrs. Iinsiey, on Bank street. between lOah and III
streets (who decnn he keepinal vii be sold
at auction, her Household and Kitchen Furriture.
consisting OF the usual variety. Terms cash sale
to be conducted by
jy20 GEO J SUMNER An,
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VALUABLE LAW BOOhS.-WURKS
On CRIMINAL LAW, Tor sale by A. NOR
RS late Drinker g. Morris.
Wheeler's Criminal Law, reports of Criminal
Law Cases, decided at the City Hall, city of New
York, with notes aud references, by JACOB D.
Wheeler, Counsellor at Law, 3 vols svo
Barbours Criminal Law, treatise on the Crm
Ial Law OF the State Of New York; and upon the
jurisdiction, Duty and Authority OF Justices OF the
Peace, ana incidentally OF the Power and Duty OF
Sherihs Constsbles, &c, in Criminal Cases, by
Diver Lorenzo Barbour, Counsellor at Law, l vol
Syo,
Archibold's Criminal Plesdings, VOL 5vo.
Russel on Grimes, 2 vols. Svo.
Roscoe's Criminal Evidence, 2 vols, syo-new
edition. iy2I
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BALL AT THE SLASH COT

02 BALL Al VAE SLASH COT.
"a TAGE-The friends and patrons OF the un.
mH dersigned are HEREBY notified that on FRIDAY
S1xA NIGHT, the Both of the present month, the
Slash Cottage and grounds will be brilliantly iilu-
minated for their reception, AMI Band of Music
provided for the amusement of all disposed to
"Trip the light fantastic toe"
Refreshments adapted to the season will be
Furnished at city prices
train of cars will leave the Fredericksburg Rail-
road Depot precisely at O'Clock, P NJ, (the charge
on which Will be- but 81 ter each person to and
from the Cottage) and return about o'clock in the
morning thus placing within the means and en-
gagements of all delightful opportunity for re
crea ion.
iv 81 ANDREW PIZZlNL
4 OSs-On Friday evening, on Governor street,
Ii GOLD PENCIL with name on it. suita-
bic reward will be paid for it, if it be etat this Of
fee. U2-jt
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
L from the subscribers Factory, on 23l June,
negro man named LEWIS, the property of Mrs.
Wate, and hired OF Mr. George Waite. The said
ne gro is about 45 years age, low stature black,
and speaks quick. The above reward will be paid
Tor his delivery at my Factory, opposite the Dan
vile Railroad Depot, Rchmond
jy 2etw* D. y WALhEH
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no THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.
L The house formerly conducted by Messrs
White s. Smith, as an EATING HOUSE, on
Main street. opposite the Va. and farmers Banks
and next door to Mr. Suthedands Gun Store, VIII
be opened on We mes sy where everything In
that line ran be had the most accommodating
terms The present proprietors hope, by close
app cation to business aad disposition to please,
to merit large share Of public patronage:
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Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery. Glass Al, July 90:
Al II 10 SO 40 80 66 43 AZ 4 81 As "a
Scheme for TO-Day.-Captals: $4,000 of
600O l74s 10 of 1000, 20 of 400 90 of 200, 163 of
100, DC. 70 numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Also, Capitals 1000, 1000, 1893, HOO, 1000, &c,
&c, 80 10 numbers' IA drawn Tickets ST.
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