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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
PhiIndeLnhia. ALnA

WITVW"T TTIIIl My Ut
In the Presbyterian Old school General
Assembly, the order OF the day being Inc
location OF the projected WesIern Semina-
~, il was discussed at length. ST. Louis,
Danyille, and various other points were
strongly urged. The Assembly adjourned
without final action.
q piushi,~c-h NJ 20
r.. "a -~.s.., LAY -.
/ River 9 feet, falling weather clear and
warm
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
virginia Election.

Virginia Election.
In the 9th district, Faulkner, Democrat, is
elected by 500 majority. I28t3 tH ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

at las been calculated Ihat there are in
England and Wales, q 100000 persons who san
neither read nor write--that is 20 say, about
one-third of the population, including Of course
fourteen, more than oae-AalI attend no place Of
public instruction"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 81, 1858.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
CINCINNATI May 2S.

#laY. Cincinnati, May 2S.
The river has fallen 2 feet weather fine.
Flour steady at SO IS Tor good brands
Whisky s 5Sc steady. Nothing done in
provisions. Sales 100 pigs lead SO so.
Hon Mn. PORTER. This gentleman, re.
Gently the Representative in Congress from
the Second District, has removed 10 Hanni-
bal, and resumed the practice of his profess
sion in that Aourishing city. He will attend
to professional calls in other counties, some
of which are named in his card published in
another column. Mr. Porter may be relied
upon TO transact all business entrusted TO
him with fidelity and ability.--[St. Lotus
Repub.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

). cLEMENs, EDITOR AND pnopR1nTon
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

Novel NOPE OF MEAsUREMENr.--In order
to ascertain the height Of an object, peculiar
mode of measurement is in use ameng the 18TH
mus Indians. In measuring the height of a
tree, for instance, man proceeds from its base
to point where, on turning his back towards
it, and putting the head between the legs, he
can just see the top. At The spot where he is
able to do this, he makes mark on the ground,
and then PAGES the distance to the base of the
tree this distance is equal to the height.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

Persons generally, both men and women, love
because they think themselves loved; and it is
folly TO suppose, under ordinary circumstances
one can arouse feeling of affection in another
whom he treats with GOODNESS or indifference
Pride is at the bottom of Ia grande passion, and
that, being nattered by what il believes TO be APP
probation, gives place 10 a softer sentiment,
which is its fellow. OF hundred welded
couples you meet, ask ninety of them why they
married, and they will each answer in the spirit
of Benedck and Beatrice ID was so loved, it
were ungratefu in me not 10 return such alb
sorbing affection"
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ME LATEST NEWS.
MuI FAlLuRE.-We received no papers
= os Washington last night.
coNGREsS-wEDsEspAY.

The senate resumed the consid-
go of The civil and diplomatic appropr'a'
esa'S:I which, after having been TURNER amend.
"a was pas'e % -. ,;,,.
i"9 ~. census return was then taken up,
m 'ps.sidered, and passed.. ~,
eo.','O annnal Post Office appropriation bill
,.ken up. An amendment was offered by
wa Eg;n. providing for seminonthly mail
nj. Ssr Francisco TO China, on which Dir.
i .',s,on addressed the Senate m relation to
me foreign pelicy OF the onlted Sla'es' me
1'e 'in,ent was subsequently Withdrawn, and
o ..s hin vas passed. .n
'ng rs u'' hi,i establishing tue Territory ofNas
nv was considered and passed.
ny ~ renort of the committee of conference
ha amy bill, by which the Senate re-
"f5sI from lis amendments IN relation 10 The
esoeo 5art rov,e 10 the Pacific, among other
e,,lndments, was concurred ~
A"r ,ayal anpropriation bill was taken up,
r,n,arous amendments were adopted
pn,s;og amendments for the reorganization Of
iSa,a,r. and for the establishment OF a board
- srcounts. The Senate adjourned.
uoysr pr RgPREsENTATIyEs.-Th House
,,dsred committees Of conference on the disa-
~,roinr votes of the two houses upon the de-
s,is,sv h;il.' and the bill granting pre-empton
rtg1 hts actual eStttGiS SA NV 'SS~''N 'N~'
nSre sections Of the public domain tra'efsed
Nv railroads. ,,.,
They next passed the Seneie'sJolnt resoiu-
ION snihorisins the oath Of office TO be admin
stored TO the Vice President elect IN Cnoa;
and a resolution providing for the settlement
~ certain per diem accounts o: members oil
Congress. After which they proceeded 10 the
,lrther consideration of the report otlhe Com
r,i,tse OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
on the Seuate's amendments TO the army APP
rropriation bill which oeing disposed OF, the
House went into committee, tMr. Phelps IN
,ae chairl wherein the lighthouse appropna
non bin was considered and disposed oil. Il
was next passed in The House. The roper
Of the committee of conference on the bill io
the reliefof Lieut. Col John Charles Fremon
vas then concurred in, and also that IN ih'
case OF the bill granting presumption nights L
settlers on alternate reserved sections OF IN
public domain uaversed by railroads. MIR. bic
Corkle then reported, from the Committee Of
Public Lands. the bill 10 provide for the surVe
oflhe public lands in California, granting pre-
empiion privileges thereon, &C., which wa
passed. The House next went into Comm
lee OF the VI hole on the state OF The Un'oi
wherein The Senate's amendments TO the civ
and diplomatic appropriation bill were cor
sidered until 4 very late hour when the con
miltee arose, and afterwards the House az
gou-ned.
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nAGUkRRE(TYPR PCS.

Woald You keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
hnd preserve for your bebolding.
Forms and faces long since mouldingf
MoULsoN can take, with Drief endeavor,
Face &ad form that last forever
truthful, iite.iike, finely finished portrait or
M.nlsluTe OF a relative or friend, severed from us
sy distance or death, VINO would NOT prize and de-
ERE To poesess clear, rich toned, durable Da-
geGfieotype Ia an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SUNS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority unsurpassed
o. ether sIde the Atlantic
Oct pfIce fer one OF these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, ana warranted to please
vT no sale
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
cen ana examine specimens
- OoAeEVe the name and number-M0ULSOE's
CAB eaa Side Light DAGUERREAN Gallery, no Main
stsesh fe2
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By Jchn X. %. Payne, Auctionser.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
y In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Richmond City, pronounced on the 9th day of
December, 1852, in the suit of Gentry rs. Gentry
and sls, the undersigned, the Commissioner named
In the said decree, will proceed on Monday, the
TIN day OF March next, at the hour of o'clock in
misses, the House and Lot of which John Gentry
died seized and possessed. situated on Church
HILL In the city of Richmond, at the intersection OF
Franklin and 18th streets, fronting on Franklin
street about eighty feet and running back the usual
depth.
Terms -One third cash, the residue in three
equal insalments payable at six, twelve and eigh-
teen months, from the day of sale, and to carry
interest from that day-the purchaser to execute
bonds with approved personal security for the de-
ierred Payments and the title to be retained until
a conveyance is ordered by the Court
fe Add JOHN O. STEGER, Com'r.
~ Persons wishing to examine the above pro-
perry, can do SO by calling at the house any hour
of the day. fe22
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AUCTION HALE6.
FUTUTE Dx{Ts 800


as ~ HOUSES AND LOTS - BROAD
.1AAkEF At AUCTION --WM Be sold On
49,, anesaays 9sh March. = O'Clock Is he afker.
Iun' up0n the premisaa, thuse three Houses snd
=. nsuasod on the south side AZ Rrnsd sfreee ~
- y Lnterseetion with Foushes .trses rach ,ot
I,onts - feet, and runs back sbout ISf -, ), -
aHey-two Of the houses Are mil, - I'll - go
Psf,ectiy new, snd con ain air -o, n ,- %
Atcnens and other convCnieree. r. sssa q =" =.
pertiy OF brick, and contsins shs,. s se osneI
with Kitchen and well OF aI,od 49,. I've Ioons'
These houses have been sabstsn.,s,a..i ~ me ysro
are now yieldin fair rents. Duul ana
In view Of the great and Increasing dsr,.na g.
residences and the steady improvement il ~, W
.sie In this neishborhood this proper,v g.
Inducements TO those wishing pleasant residsrsss
or to invest In real estate. ''aenees
Terms: One.fourth cash, balance at &. 10 80 10
months, Tor notes with interest added ana ss.s =
by deeds OF trust upon the property
fe26 Jas MTAYI.OR Az.
VALUABLE LOT AT ROCKETTs. AT
AUCTION Will be sold on Tuesday ar
March, al O'Clock M, upon the premises. tina
lot of ground situated Rockets street. opposi,,
Messrs Haskins and Libby's store; and on whicI
stands Bowling Alley. The lot fronts about q
feet, and runs back between diverging lines, l2
fset, more or less, to Poplar street
This lot being very near to the wharves, an,
sufficiently elevated, is valuable az location for
Warehouse or store of any kind.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at and /
months, with interest, credit payments to be 81
cured by q deed of trust upon the property.
fe 26 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
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Riotin CharIestown. Ma IS.

BosToN, March 3.
A riot of serious character took place last
night at Charlestown, on account of the al
legged forciole confn sment of girl named
Corcoran. Military companies were sent over
from Boston, and twenty ofthe rioters arrested.
Farther trouble is apprehended, unless the
girl is produced, or a satisfactory explanation
of her situation given.
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ODD BELLOWS HALT

IMMENSE EXCsTEMENT!. UNPAR-
ALLELED SUCCESS l-PROF ANDERSON
viii continue his Grand Drawing Roou. Entertain
ments this, and every evening during tie week in
cason. End giving a full and explicit exposure of
the gressass hurnbug of the dag, called spirit
kappings,
Doors open at wonders commence at 8. Ad-
mission cards so cents.
Carriages may be ordered at quarter before 10.
NH 2--tf
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-Win be sold for cash,
~ in front of the Court House of Henrico Coua.
ty, on Monday, the 7th day of ,he present month,
at l2 O'Clock NJ. negro woman named Mary, and
child, TO satisfy an execution in my hands, in favor
OF lsham Henry Goddip, &C minstrator Of George
B Goddin, deceased os Azel French, Executor of
VIM. r. Geddey, deceased.
ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON, S. nc.
The above sale takes place al the request of the
plaintiff and defendant.
nh 4-2LN ALEX. B. HUTCHESON
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EDITOR SHoT.--The Memphis Wing states
that MIR. Ledbetier editor of the Punola, Tenn,
Picavune, was shot and killed on the Yin, by
Sir. Fleeger, formerly merchant ofthat place.
The cause was an alleged interference in the
4 msstc matters ofthe at;er's iamily. Fieeger
was released on $1,000 bail.
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NOTICE.-By virtue of decree of the Coun.
IN ty Court of Chesterfield, made on the l4th day
of December, 1882, in suit of Martha Ashbrook
and Henry 7. Ashbrook, an infant by said Martha,
his mother and next friend, plaintiffs against VIM.
B. Jordan, H. Mary and Columbia Ashbrook, de.
PENDANTS in Chancery, l SHALL as Commissioner ap-
pointed for that purpose, expose at public auction,
to the highest bidder at Chesterfield Court House,
on MONDAY, the l4th day OF March. 1853 that
being Court day, the whole Tract of Land in
Chesterfield county, formerly owned by Jordan
M. Ashbrook, and containing 267 acres, bound by
the lands of Mr.. Hall E. Williamson and others,
and in the vicinity of the Glover Hill Pitts, and is
supposed to contain coal-one half of the right in
tn casl it may contain is reserved by the said de-
cree. This land has on it a quantity of pine tim.
bsr suitable for cord wood and is quite convenient
to the Glover Hill Railroad.
Any person wishing to purchase the said land
can view ii any time before the day of sale.
Enough cash will be required to pay the charges
attendant upon the due execution of the said de-
cree onethird Of the residue in 80 days, and the
other two thirds in one and two years equal pay.
ments Bonds, with good security, and the rtle to
the land retained 10 insure the payment of the pur
chase money. MARTHA ASHBROOK,
nh 7-c2t* Commits sioper
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ENHE LADIES OF RgR. H0GE,S
Il CHURCH now holding a Eair at Lafay-
cite Hail. the proceeds of which are 10 be devoted
to the relief OF their Church from the debt which
still encunibers it. ~
They earnestly solicit the patronage OF the pub
lie ia their enterprise
To-day. Uueedsy) they will have dinner pre-
pared from two till tour O'Clock, and supper from
seven till uine o'clock mn l-5t*
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TIE FIRE IN LYycHBURG.-The Lynch
burg papers state Messrs. DUDLEY 81 JOHNS
loss by the recent destruction of their Tobac-
20 Factory at So. O0Q-insurance $4,000.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Sales of $500 bols.
Flour al S. 81 TO SIS Sc for Southern. Wheat
easier. Corn unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March 3.-Sales of 1890 bbis.
Flour at IS. Red Wheat, S1.lO to SLIP
White Corn, 81 to 80 cts; yellow, 81 TO So
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u The New York papers of Monday morn
ing notice the recovery, at adjacent points OF
the shore, of six dead bodies of persons who
are supposed TO have been drowned. All an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

- Mr., ROBERT G. SCOTT, Sr., has been
engaged as counsel for GouldHan, the Ser
geant at Old Point, who killed The musician,
Melden or Wallace.
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s. Is. W, -TAkhk, Attorney ut
49, Law and Notary Public.--Practices
in al the Courts of Henrico County ana Richmond
city. As Notary PUBIC particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions Gn or out OF
lis Office Proof and Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
Reliuqu!Ehments of Dover, &c. Claims for collec-
zion entrusted to him. promptly attended TO.
Once removed 10 No So, three 'Jors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de Ply
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M 08T VALUABLE BUILDING Lott
Iva ON VALLEY AND MARSHALL eTREETs.
FOR SALE, AT AUCT1OH.-Will 81 sold N
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th March, 1853, upan she
premises, commencing at Y o'clock, ! most valu.
able building lot, fronting 100 feet on the west
line OF Valley street, running back about 40 feet on
the north line of Marshall street Il win be divided
into four lots Of IS feet each on Valley street.
TEnMs:--0ne.third cash; balance 1t and 6
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till last note shall be paid
The nearness of this property to the virg inis
Central Railroad Depot offers peculiar advantages
to persons who may be disposed to build Lumber
houses, stores, &C.
mh4s w GODDIN Auct
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sVRAWTUN,s, OFFICE,

Drawn Nos Delaware, No so, March3:
AZ II 8 Is &C 65 IS 81 81 80 90 Is
Drawn Nos Delaware, Ex SO, March 3:
Z SO % 63 48 l 81 Is 43 81 Sc 20
T0.Day-Delawa e, No. SO. Capital $50, 900
7S numbers IA drawn. Tickets S.
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ARAT0hY AND POETRY Or Tbs
~ OLD AM NEW WORLD al the AFRICAN
CHURCH, Tuesday and Thursday Evenings,
March 9Th and l0th.-CHAS. WHITNEY, recent
~ from professional tour in Europe wal repeat
by request, his Lectures and ImpersoDatons of
every phase of oratorlcal characteristic Britain,
lrishman, American, Indian and Hooeier, mingled
with Saaksperean and other Poetic Rectala See
Circulars.
Admission. so cents Tickets to be had lat the
usual places, and a. the door. ran 4-6k
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ss,1s-Ss Dr. tsOOdridge A. Wilson offers
E~~S-a his Pr OCCASIONAL services to the citizens
OF Richmond aud its vicinity. He may be found
at al! hours at his Office, on Governor street, oppo
site the Governors house ia l2-3m*
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MRS, DAVIS, COUGH ELIxIR.-Th

MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR.-1his
Colds and Consumption, is the recipe of most
worthy and estmaple Virginia lady, and has been
proven by the experience of many OF our own
citizens, to be ali that it is represented. From
great number OF certificates thst have been volun.
tarily given, the following one from well known
citizen of Richmond, is offered TO the public
Read il.
RICHMOND, March Ist, 1853.
hereby certify, that during the protracted H.
ness of my late brother, Edgar (ioodson, of Con-
sumption, nothing afforded him so much relief as
Mrs DAVIS Elixir. believe, had he tried earlier in
the stage of his disease, he would have recovered
through its use. take pleasure in recommending
1t TO my friends and the public as safe and Ger
tain cure for Coughs and Colds. aud an invaluable
palliative In cases OF the worst Consumption.
mh2 VINCENT GO0DSoN.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEEER, CHAS. BECK, :CHAS. ID.
YALE, and MIRA A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER L. MELTON. Broad st., and CHAS
| MILLSPAUGH, Druggist Richmond. mn
| ERENCH FLOWERS, for sale to close a
| l. consignment; also, French and English Fiiet
Mitls, long and sh9rt
| mn ID ii. LONDON.
| FREE PAPEgs LOsT.-Yesterday, some.
| IL where on, or near Broad street, small leather
/ Pocket Book, containing my Free Papers,
| The finder VIII be literally rewarded By isaviag
'''ss'' = '-''1 '.'s' FARLEY RICHARDSON.
| M, afs free man Of color.
prr s ca Ia. /. WoRrHAx q co.
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BY Dunlop. Moncure & Co.

rARGO SALE OF SUGAR. MO-
" LASSES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On satur-
day, the 5th instant commencing at 10 O'Clock,
We will sell at our Wharf and Warehouse, at Rock
etts, the cargo of the schooner Longfeilow, from
Attakapss, with
$50 hhds Sugar, prime and choice quality
us bbs and half bbls prime Molssses
200 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
TERMs.-Under 500, cash over 500. months
credit for approved negotiable paper
ET Sale without regard 10 weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
NH A An
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DraWn Eos Delaware LoItery, oo, March =:
Al II ID sc 2 Is 35 81 81 SO 20 Z Is
TIC day.-Capitals: 2 of SIS 600, 2 of $780, 9 of
$3.50, s OF l000 &c 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tick.
cts 81.
To-MOrrow.-Capitals: $40 600, l of 90 coo,
of 10000, OF COCO, of 5000. Of 4000 of 3 255,
90 OF l00o 20 of &c., 90 of 400 90 of 300 1879 Of 200
&c. rs NOS, ID drawn ballots. Tickets SO.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall Street. under the City HStsi,
CHALK'S OLD STAND.

To.Day.-Md Consolidated 9. Capitals: of
$4,000 of 10000, of 5000, of $780, 20 of 1000,
drawn. Tickets s5-shares in proportion
Als0-Patapsco, 60 Capitals: l of 5000, 4
of 1000, of 1000, 90 of 100. IS numbers, l3
drawn. Tickets 50 50-shares in proportion.
NH 4 SMITH.
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gse 49, The Notes OF the ''Peopie's
So Bank - Washington, will be redeemed
II Virginia money by
il 6-ts BENNETT e. BEERS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANsnTTTED FOa THE DAILY DIsPATCH
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Later frem Europe.

HALIFAX, Marcn D.
The steamer Cambria. from Liverpool, ar
rived at this port to-day.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The Cotton market closed with q better
feeling; the weeks decline was lilo to I-Sd. -
Breads,uffs dull. Canal Flour, 26s Sd; Balti.
more 27s to 27s Cd; Ohio, 27s to 27s Sd;
White Wheat, IS Cd to Is cd; red Wheat, Us
1od tots. Yellow Corn, Sis ID; white Corn,
Dos. Provisions steady. Rosin firm, and
Turpenune advancing. Rice, 22s Cd.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The political news of England is unimp or
tant. Her exports have increased neady
$30o0,000. The money ma rket was tighter.
Conso.s are quoted at 99k to 992.
Sixty-eight passengers persisted by the
sinking OF the steamer Victoria, before re-
ported lost off the coast of Ireland.
There is nothing of material interest from
France. Napoleon had held private inter
view with the Russian minister.
Prospects were favorable for an active
spring trade in Paris. Large orders from Amer
lea had keen received.
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81 HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.

E:d On Tuesday, let March, we shall sell pub
licty, on the premises, at o'clock in the evening,
Lot at the intersection of Clay and 18th street,,
now occupied by Mr. J Phillips; which Lot was
leased tor term of years. and which lease has
about six years and halfto run; and the House.
which is two stories high, and fitted up for store
together with the kitchen, being the properly of
the lessee; the purchaser will have the privilege of
removing them when The lease expires
The terms will be made known on the day of
sale. TOLER IL COOK,
General Agents.
HT In consequence of the inclemency of the
weather, the above sale is postponed till satnr.
day, the 5th, at the same hour. NH
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ss-,s.f.-E "a HES PLhAsANTs, Attorney
49, at Law, will prstice in all the Courts Of
Richmond City, and the county of henrico. Office
a Law Building. feli-lm
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LAMBERC,s GFRICE.
Aesi Street, umder Exchange Hotel,

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class so, March 2:
Al II 10 66 2 IS 50 81 81 So 20 Is
T0-Eay-The Delaware State Lottery Glass
No So. Capitals: of SIS. 600, OF 5000 Of 2,250,
of 2000, 2 of $780, 2 of 1872, of OF 1000, &c.
~ numbers, II drawu Tickets SIS. NH
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THOMAS FRANCIS MEA6HRR

WILL deliver his LECTURE on GRATTAN
w AND THE IRISH VOLUNTEERS, in the
AFRICAN CHURCH,
On Friday Evening, Attn instant, st 8 o'clock
precisely. Doors open at o'clock.
Tickets SO cents-to be had at the office of
the American Hotel; John Dooley's, 81 Main street;
p H TayIor's music store; w Randulphs book
store; Michael Seagers Franklin street. end at the
doors on Friday evening. unh I-Ats
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gs--.-%> Exhibition of Gil Paintings
80 LEWIS FRANKS, 1913 Msin street. The
Pictures now or exhibition, are presented to the
lovers of tire Fine Arts for sal3. They have just
been received from Euroye, and consist OF some
rare and ine Originals OF Tliisn, Maye, Rugendas,
Bosch, Ommeganch, and many others OF The hrft
masters. also, a few hne copies of Landseer and
others luh 3-2t*s
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NH NH: 3 ' GEORGE ]. SUMNER, Auct.
HORSES AT AUCTlON.-on saturda

HORSES ATT AUCTION.-On Saturday
IL Morning next, the 9Th instant, commenc-
ing at half past 10 o'clock, at Mr. Geo. L Earnests
stable, on Council Chamber Hill, will be sold at
auction. or 8 good work Horses; one horse
Rockaway and Harness, in good orders also, a
beautiful grey Horse, OF fine size young and active
He is good saddle Horse, and perhaps has no su
perior harness horse, being perfectly gentle and
% good disposition. He may pc seen at any time
before the sale, by applying to the auctionesr Any
additions of Stock, Vehicles, &c, can be made be
NH GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auctr