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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

The corps Of engineers engaged in locating
ne Railroad preparatory TO commencing its con-
structiOn. have proceeded as far as the Bear
Nvsst Nssi;Rg Iioase %
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

IN The following ffO the canioa Reporter. we have
taken the IN tef iifiaiiAs ens q ,woFOrds, snd
adding few more inf brxckessi ~ stAAJ II
81 Ihe I5eNi0A u shs ifznnihsI and n. Ioseph
Tahroaa ~ hsicgmpeny, seems 10 have given much
ass 70 antgR5er vhc hive labored hsrd aud
ssrtsid ia sias iaSsr no s ire
could shs tokd fmiSk them. There IL but one other
,own, heiaes Pslmyla, kchdeohe) through h CHI the
ss. , WI R.sIs / sPPs9I. .s'; he company could
suit OF necessity. Shelbyvill. town whose people
have wQfKed neessay fer ih.foa is left some eirht
~iss Aorit; and Dfoomi gsoh, n Macon county. an.
shes sshifhSi stood % ASeis and sacrificed MUCH i.
H.i snogh out q The way 10 XIII he town, and
bald % tse on lie ttnea ASS 81 III qi.ei ca &
ps.s5s isa,Isaay .P gsd : I'D wiz es rep, LATED
said Eosdhsa BY tsry brittle tire ID, ifsr sha %
which mll be gsyeIsd ere bong. She is now playing
ths Gods lin Quincy we snppoae1 70 send her Other
help, W she shape 81 "a FoadJis Qlihey.
OwfrieaS OF The BloSmingion Repub IL Z" fired
with ind gpalon,S pous out hs wrath upon the Drve.
toas tKfo4gh tsoeolumas Of his paper lie atribuer
The ns9lt ol The location to tbs self Of h4
pany and reckless attempt on their pan 10 speculate
and grow rich apon the Iibenliiy sf The state and
erai Goyspmenfs-a lie states that ihe company have
rot sleek esn 70 build len miles OF Tie road vet
they 6etefsas hsr and iFhsrs the whole two hundred
nilssshali N bniiLriissl hug lfg-1 f..s
We PITY The distress Of the editor Of the Canton Re
porter. He is 80 sorry because The people who iraie
a, HapHiba and Won't trade al Canton have been dis
appointed about the Railroads 9heIi b aoilluBc
wstsatmsgine iserase, melancholy look, when he
is snesgsda ih is Ous work Of putting hsas in The
peoples ears Whist is the thing trying ope-
rate enthem by SORT Of mesmsrsm thai will make the
public bstrS that bis q aea in It's earl p or other
sss, 70 eome TO Canton and give the lat.
ter place change a., the bone which som. hope Han
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

The editor Of the Canton Reporter says the
railroad runs south of bloomington four or i've
miles. This is another blunder of his. 1t will
pass wilhindhTee miles of that town.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

A Wild nan named Goings originally from
, East Tennessee, who has been living in the hol-
lows OF trees and caves, and who has Frequently
been mentioned in the newspapers, was recent
! ly captured near Florsnce, Ala. He is from
twenty-five to thirty years OF age. lie had
been surprised several times by parties, and tales
" encounters with him were deemed
fabulous, heretofore. Last December an at
tempt was made 70 capture him, but he eluied
his pursners. and iorsook his then quarters in
lie hollow Of chestnut tree. A pack OF
hounds afterwards got on his trail, but owing TO
the rugged character Of the country, the horse.
men could no, keep up, and The fugitive was
lost in the waters OF Shoalcreek All further
pursuit was then abandoned and many believed
the whole story fabulous, until last Sunday week
boy, belonging TO A. p. Nicely, reported "a
his master that lie had seen a man upon the
bluffs, near noted cave, on the plantation Of
Judge POsy. Mr.. Nicely Immediately collec. ed
a number Of gentlemen, and proceeded 10 the
spot indicated. The day was one Of the most
inclement Of the season.
On nearing the mouth OF the cav e they dis.
covered the shivering form Of the poor wretch
bdrled beneath covering of straw. He paif
no attention TO their summons to come forth, and
one OF the company (thoughilessly, we hope,
tossed in dog, which, making furious assault
brought the hapless Recluse TO hi, feet. He
then came out in stale Of almost perfect nudi.
ty, presenting picture Of abject misery and
squalid wretchedness, which utterly beggars all
description, and we shall not attempt it. He
appeared perfectly sane, but gave no satisfacto.
ry reasons for his singular conduct, beyond a
general charge that the world had treated him
badly. and he had determined 10 come out from
il. lie protested that he had done no harm. and
begged 10 be allowed 10 continue his solitary
bii: he !:.=liss agreed so go home with Mr.
Eastrage, which he did, and. when last heard
Of he was suffering from severe cold, con.
tracted, no doubt, by his sudden change from q
worse than savage, 10 civilized life.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

The sditoa Of the Canton Reporter says the
rr=:. .ss 2 -c.s through Chilico.hs This
10 mistake. .lTheroad win run one and half
miles south Of Chilliccthe. ma
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

sHVAsh VILLAGE. PRICKLT HILL
well, it's rather crooked 10 be sure said
Fester, after short pause, during which b.
and his friends had been engaged in looking d
bnllyman's drawing what is this out -
other evidence of popular opinions ? Why
does the railroad travel in these singular curveR
Is it not proof OF the moral influence Of Bog.
gem, and ComsIOck, and Squash Village rs
despo,ism makes straight railroads, bN Nhw
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

itwOuld be very difficult for any lady with
one Of Mrs. MlJ!Kidd'snew style, oflbonne,s
Cd, 70 look hnlovefy 1and everything else in her
large aads Tar;sI stock is as handsome as her
b6nnets. tsdi -7aaF WI -tnro2 q 80
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

4 u IN dressed stranger recently hfred G ars
HsaddIsl horse from. one Of the Every stables in
Louisiana, and has not been heard from since.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31
TO be Continued. }
An extensive field of came! coal has been
found in Saline county in this State.

FATAL AFFRAT.-Mr. Geo. Edwards and
Mr.. Don'l. BOwlin, Of Randolph, had a, difficulty
near Roanoke yesterday afternoon. which re-
suited in the immediate death of Mr.. BowliE,
by knife wound inflicted by Edwards. They
were alone, and after the ARRAY, Mr.. E. gave
himself up TO the authorities, stating what he
had done. We have no further PARTICULARS
LGlasgow Times, of 24lh.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

II We print the following from the Palmyra
Wing, in order TO let people see how mad our
neighbOrs can get "Agricola's" real 'hoss!'
but he ought to be we'll shOd al round, or he
may hurt himself, "kicking up behind and be-
fore" so furOusly;
Ma. EDIrOR :--Inthe preceding issue Of your
paper, observe communication in reference TO
the location Of the Hannibal, Palmyra and 81.
Joseph Railroad, stating that j; was designed by
Hannibal TO construct a cutoff across The base
of the angle caused by the detection from the
main Zine necessary to reach Palmyra, in order
that Hannibal might thus wholly monopolize the
advantages to which Palmyra is equally entitled.
In this latter age the rivalry between towns
and villages is likely 10 make an interesting
chapter. The enmties, between clans and feulai
barons which GIL So large space in the ehroa,
Giles OF the middle ages, have given place TO the
tiercer and more ignobe jealouSies of villages.
The PfarS and ntn'y 5esgins of chiyalry has
been supplaned in modern Times, by a species
of low-cast trickery, dignifed by the terms
shraoinesS and business tact The animo.ities
Of II ,nnibal and Palmyra deserve TO be sunk in
hexame,er. The malignities Of Front de Bceuf
and Cedric the Saxon, were as gentle rs reqmted
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

Ia the following Eco the csnloA Repeater. we have
taken the w ltsSf iifiai,hs ens two words, aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21
PULLOCK'S HOTEL FOR SALE.

the the JEu y Hi
w Illusions Executors and Others the uircT
sIanti will. FRIDAY The 9Th day December S1 "iar
he sal" that wei! knnn properly drTisoubuc. Rock.
l=ha County Va known "PnilucSs Ioti This property
arranged so.c
hutl he East side e! Main and is has
r past d'is tie house
" leicester Stuniui having
sides and travelling This
beng situated
The rirt The STATE where atdbc cheap
Inc thorough TAR" from Baltimore and North by the
r,c Sulphur virginia Sp7lk The Manas~a~
G. Railroad aud other IdI!
his " stu! liable; besides has been the
Office iD The Undersigned wii the
al" sc tie property known The Washington Tavern
iIcy opposite "PuDck otrl and occupied with aud
the Other Til. property wood
repair but could he made very well
THIS property commands The front OF the public square atd
IL: used advantage ioT other
han ic Is.s might had greatly to their advantage
kr the present building aud erect It's stead
ut the OF the pubic m oer respects Thus huuEe very
afI used by The hutrdtrs al 'PuioCh u!cl. private
lss anra prics Dual m"n,tc Their" attached Ia each
.c pt- all buildings. There bot other
the iu!cr description n tins valuable properly
Is mel unnecessary, Will purchase WITHOUT first
inr himself |, viii ~ sold separately.
III hand 80 ajs, IL The diicrenn 81 the
Interest from the day a! the
thee equal annual asnens the ,urcar good personal
security alA retaining hen the property ultimate
GEORGE BRUFiY. C""ni'r
POSTPOSEMEET.
the aforementioned property has postponed
III THURSDAY. The 81 day OF February 1875, when Vii .
place. Possession VII 'r the ay ui ApT
ISIS GEORGE BRtEFN Cr,hin
nm.
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oi.D cnUKIil. ,n!SoyEn COUNTY, POSI-

III! tie sold. Tie .rUrs: bidder ca he peniyrs Tuesday
W lie 10Th u Januay Il fair Otherwise iri day there
Sny eAcepe - that we'll known long abIi:e lo
;tistaHL The Old ChIrc!i III. end
the Stage road leading Richmond Taypa
hammock. - miles distant The III
TN, ,O;cr, and
nut" description declined uIeri1us Ii offer approach
Where value. there vii
II MI BE- rented ur leased an !avoraa !r
aud place directly the above
ui. cIr viii be sale hotel. household
hctu furniture. "hra good order also
PAIR good Horses.
II Mules. three the Mich Uus Suikcy
an" Wagon anG Carts and farming Implements.
T-rm made known The day Of sale JAMES d. ELLETT.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21
TIC :
-TeEir w. w, L. cog SILL, -.
gTIRGINIA,- Crsctei Uuuy our, December the bth
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
eor THE CURE OF COUGHS COLDS. UARSENE~S, BRoE
CIlTIS GROUP. ASTHMA. WiourlN6 COUGH,

ANDCuNSl MPTiON.
8 I'D ~ eriy"r. upon tl's b,,S u,e',"; Gs.4
4: &c: g.. 4; NJ: 4: e: :; &: 6,
!!rrr wts hope the SICK sso"~i bong '.lII3
a ,ss'y Jar adj, ns" p,9% +" ~, Tue a. -s,
DISEASES al!c yield TO IL con- 4I--zsa2-
,,n uonc carreI victims ""unr 'ao Cor.
@ nav b. ca,rd and that rmoaar, c,mi a il
ma b: r.ncvedry Cherry i'ectosnl
.nl has ai,cG d. Dut rane VA, lqrn,sl
wherein are w particulars a"d ma usee poor Of
''. saasrcrs: read aGl Judge for Yourselves.
FOR INFLUENZA AND wi'onrING COUGH. -,
sir repeatedly nsCd your cherry rer"a. ior whccFns
s es nI msdy -Four Of my er,n have beer shcrd viii
,cs aud ls q" he rct"ral Ia, Always n9Tcsd
We aucst he truth Of Tie 4, Gyr statement Sea-.
J. VI ZiMMERNAS. Druggist.
FOR a Constructive Couch.
Dear s,.:-ror,lrrr years have aIrd viii Cough 50
i.rer. Tia, ci" MY I'snra OF rrc.'' mmci o. ns t
locate % me wis" ANN llys ~, ms :, ~l. .,
| Pc, drucr has cured mr. stocrtler ~ ,n,rss
| | am. with gratitude. !ou, JAMES MChNpl-ESs
THIS Is ONE OF TIE NUMEROUS clhES or ASTHMA INA
winch HAVE nEH> ACCREDITED 7" chEEN Pee
| TURAL: y ,,,7 ,s,.
nn AVER Sit have teen afflicted "I'
Asthma m lie hat have been obliged my
cTs,r for lars part unable I" b"s,F bed
many arss 70 no EnIo.%, mn 70! P"''e''"
/ IA.
A. make NE ~"'e but IN rss tam nesk be
vn 10 relief from - use ana nov" In
my lea
y ENJOY health which hnl rAtrctrd
| -, ",;"w GEORGE : FAkhNT.
| 80 Commission and For ardlrs Merchant
| rp0N THE PRES DENT OF AMHERST COLLEGE, EDWARD
| ''' HITCHCOCK. NJ. D.. Ii, &c.
| used your CHERRY fECIbRAL 10 my
avn OF d., satntG from its cbenh
r., dmIiahe compound Tor ne ie!lei OF
aryuclal and bronchial Guls II my on o as 10 lie snpe
character be Of service YOU hre a. liberty 10 use a.
| think proper Ed" AM M 'i'.''f>.
| Amhersr. SEPT. IL, s4"
recommend this IraHuoh m tie beet io"h 20 er o'
affections Of the lungs, are;
| President Perkins, Vermont MedI'a ts.irs-
! pInl Siiman. Yale College.
| Prof Va entinc Mott. New York
| prrf 3oat"in Medical College
! Prof Bute!Ield Medical College.
| Canadian Journal oil Medical Sclrnr"
| Bo.tun Medical and Surgical journal
| char ,s;un Medical Review
sew Jersey Medical Reporter
| Henry Clay. L. ; Senator
IInn. p Marsh. American Anbii-hd1r I" lHisey
| f;.n EMANUEL President 81 thiI
r. Rev Power, Lord Bishop OF Toronto
Rev e IautIu. Blonkiin. ~" orr.
,rrIb,Slup OF CINCINNATI, Oni"
| Al. many u prrsOiaCts oIrigE rGGTt!'cs.
So oy IN the AMI dsrens Diseases al tho
also family !crie -" cd'o"1 'f' u j. 'ne ID
| r,ea,an and beet IN lie world
BS- p.Iaretani solDy J. e. AVER rracrh ian" Ha ytca!
Chemist Lowell Massachusetts and wholesale and rcle!I y
H,c,mnr. nv ri KCELI. LhpD s. co. and PEhloA JOHN
STON an! n. Druggist atreaii th"G2h"uHneSHtte
-ca,tfY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21
:IUAB;.r; LAND FOR SALE.

TIE subscribers intending e. - III" south WI! oilr or
privately. uut the 1T Gd- % February when II u su-
they VII sell public auction 10 the highest blicr II ;"li other
The DAY thereafter that VALUABLE and well k"own
GuIdvisv!ie i.nIe.
county OF Orange the Junction 81 he Ae&aEa aGG Genital
RlI Road. Blue kicc
30 IId VI which timber OF original grow h.
m ih- balance h4y. facilities al IMrT'eE.Et rarely nat WIKI
irc tcMg iie OF excellent imav aud
by winch lIG could b. brought 10 The hIctcsi
STATE u nr'.t aud from he bufElg oi Which
ini.soic rnlt lra d. being always OF ready sale
al" guh; 10 i!c sr,rs ;ht TicmI' The buildings are large
dl cap" lou Atl III cool Se calculated Though lie sum.
I ii's !a tie asrcrah!, and ca*ai accommodation OF lam.
ms ~ uu! oI pea ca;h being II miles from Richmond
Az! H. from Fredericksburg.
ne Sustt"s.ak unnecessary o. say more IN regard 10 this
'|ltb poi sty . umlag THAI any one wlsa'E TO purchase
wli I" thu premises Tor themselves same imr
III" Subscribers VII or 10: aud desirable stock l
tGTc, stock, farming imp.crIen-
T. whc. viii hc made kaown
sale. BEALE 4 UAkER
-IrE,N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21
Warren couuty. NC Aag. l6-su NJ. THORNTON.
.ASU Fol, SALE EEAh RICHMOND.

FsSE subscriber sale all. but eXcrlC! farm
~ a.ut Eiy acres he Williamsburg
-nuurd-2: rem tc Gif Market. About Two thirds
cleared and Considerable par no~ cultivated az
mako icrlrr, adaptation Ard market,
thu desirable places for marie; gar;cn and
HAD The CITY !: properly mahaged tie Price OF
roG!l ger" and easily made rom Is profits Inc
'u!. tie ut little expense he re- deted COM
all = nGfioct q
e Ellen, Of water the place.
r." wishing ru chase sill please ca and examine 'o 'hem'
sc'vrs
The Terms viii 20 liberal Apply TO ROM HASTINGS on the
! "a. ~ 20 - " SAMUEL HASTINGS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21
7.sOO NCili.s OF kONNOk = I.AND FOit ale

$500 ACRES OF ROANOKE LAND FOX SALE.
Trustees al Francis A. Tun,on ESQ oilers
aud valuable sale. nMi invite all who
wish land IN Warren county Aorh Caraun o! Meek.
and the following desirable siina.
ASDRiA-Th- residence Of MIR Thornton, 2 miles from
elegantly and valuable the Roanoke"
The is- ling and ali the uhouses large, ta and conSe-
The lrircom-i>'s OF 1900 high state {" improve.
DJ ow grounds. chcd and thorough Drained the lots
rich ami properly divided the fences substantially -re are aTs
sufficient hundred horshsa !. o obarrn The water If
good residence, the ah"aih:
EDTTEES TRAGT-liamcIaeY below and On The river ol
4H which Grs aud Saw Mil ~ also OF great value
2 Il low grounds and the ~hoIe presents attractions lh
which seldom III This otter cnntrs
TIE ufD PLACE 1850 nat nj which o"
ground Roanoke Mech NJ the balance valuable and Of
fis Inducements hose wishing rarely found large
1T TX SpRNGThc residence cf the late Nalani-! Macon
r"In- istrr and sin, tie .! I.b Quarter
hgh,ani plan Warren
cl'un odds celebrated for s good wafer and ahiuu.ss
Persons wishing purchase wIi ~ either "f u" subs rbcrs
"h" MI, mu.h onct hem tIrou n any parton or
a. u Extensive They ~! -eIi rEcey at!
between tr scerne:. part all 81 the above
a.a,"J having a;, authority d. ard should any
t: 81 impossible do us :" his valuable and extensive
tate o. advertisement |: The largest ard
most valuable offered ~ North Carolina and those
wishng such property earnestly nvedto call soon
WM IIENDRICK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21

az IT SDAS the 18th iay ul January il fr II the first
- thereafter, sill be offered d SAFE the a't III land Oh
Is growth the Uaac" cleared and
h pine. i hes IN the county VI Gheaicth" twrn'! m'cs iron,
aE halt Tuilalawk Dcpn. the
Eiriuu.t Duvir Rl Road The "uu Ian! heavily
al ~ h. UI,ttc tor ti.s-. wIcat It, IIeut prc Of bar
T' rvai. TENDERS yanD.: creek
Though Tic place. slGG iaIf proportion :" liz" ia s"nr u
i- 4tuI There
uu-UuIldI good repair
En, ,dI2r, iirsIHg ththnr ~ ac! -
The ,twsIiI ait! las been lately
Aus-.
i,s. :'Hu2
o. choice r- from sinnp'1 lIr,rry The w"! ~ H..
yaIt rinu"i hc surf lsSs
4 iilu. crIipriom dcrmcd unnecessary: ris"r isi"sr
to pur lGvIi View premises. which wii lake plea
- 10 III"
!, ll- ai- I'M. place sill "G crops ui r!cr
with ii. stock cattle. feep and hogs IautaI
u,rr sl.. l.I,eluI,! AMI Ei,ci.cu
Teams made ,!iy
iy Address ial l-huuugh. WM. T. Loo kElT
IJsr II -rr,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
VIRGINIA MEDICAL q SURGICAL JOURNAL.

GEORGE a. OTIS. VI. d. AND II. J.. THOMAS NJ. d.
Journal ~" De- Issued Alr 1T 1882
Z an! the succeeding vi! monthly.
Tie objects posed publication the 'hron OF medical
tc dGEhtcrntE III science ard the sup
"a the dignity interests n The medical profession
,ishy large octave pages cSEi"iGl!g
aprr-. aud reports account; OF tho
improve
medical home and abroad
hca aud portion standard work
III ~ important department IN MEDICINE
CT Price Five Dollars II Year. -AI
al letters aud f"ntances s!oUd De al
dressed in "i Franklin and oh streets.
Richmond. Va. Dec lo-c"ils'AprI
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Observation-Disclosures ACADEMY FOR SALE.
. -rwi% LANES VI Nhl ~, PRESIDENT.

sol 10 the highest bidder at public auction on NE
w February ,ihc plantation Oh which reside
lying upper par; Of powhaia
flver and Containing about 100 acres o VII
IL laGd, OF excellent iuiEy, with suihccni
uhrr al the panLu Ei-ly bushels
Of wheat bee d,d the lan and portion of suanoe
wcI ac l. hdviG. hne southern expo
IL mast adratdgeOisiy located
being from Cencn Town Mis and immediately Of the
river ,v who in coutccnu with hls ready
RS. D ii, AID Tie
such 10 such rms IN hlH rcilni 81
vtrrniG.
Al III. sam. time. he aoI all the crop farming ucn
sis al! lo .eilrld AID kitchen iuIuHurc.
d Shout! not be snl w hen pc rented t? me highest
bri.rG lar the present year BENJAMIN hohSoN,
1.
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t.J's'EER;ES.
sTRAIHfON,s 5FEiCE,- -----,-s,>,,,
SOUTH FOURTEENTH. STR EEY uI(;IIMpNIyIRa

ri 9 NJ: FouRTEENT1t REET,NIcuMoNlvlRal.
!, R1 Hs S IS % Of p ,s "a Extra, T. Jan
Ticket Nos II 80 g. another sold paid by STRATrnN
~ q SaT" y Nos q R q Ges: !. j. "a ian" I %
Ticket Nos 81 IL 63, another one cold aud paid by ,
Ct Draw" i Il" j, O & e q ~ si - q ,G g
Ticket Nos Il 49, prize Of $780, sold aud paid ~ r,y
!! pr5wn Nos !. q DslawA.s Class ;, 10 q" ~ ;; .,
Ticket No. 80 O. e. sold and paid r By
ps.wH Nss q n:awArs = EXIT; 81 Il e. I, = 70 ;,
eRlDAY-Dela~sre, Nols Capital si'oo' $ NOs 10 drawn
sATUSDAy- Extra, No. 10. Capital $1,000 IS NOs
u a,5Sn Iskes 81 No , cam, s7uep ;,
Buyersars erered tony list prizes
sthr office OF what has done
continues lrin nc reasetle nun,hcrsol amdpaidby me
Orders Packages Cehsaes Packages ana. tr
and.n allths Lotteries WILDE
reass1sss no,ne s..
an FouRrE T. STREET, Under the Exchange Hotel
,. "s =: Hs'$s'' F'5:' L ':s f.syrnr
Whole u p,s@a g Sss D is Sy Gas,
81 "a 3nG - 4s 60; 20 4 s,a {" IS % 10 D.
'S' Drawn S os' OF No 10 l?h
" Dawn N ss 3! d = Ds !; Es'S; i. i js9:
Whole 10. : :. ss $ ptse $500 4' 20 IS n.S;s
p'''s scneme. for the week.
s. tS5SA stoa sSS IT, ia5 o. 1900 &C IS
css TO IsSG January
Mn 40 SC IS Nos. 10 drawn Tickets 81 saes proper
lion, SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY, Jan 2p.
The psswsrs S 5 5 Gas m s o oS se tSS
G 8 n Zoo &c t' SSs C drawn C T s ST. 1S
Packages. Certificate. Tickets
the above orn o!Grcory Mautys Lotteries of
ihed
l,t" iistan, whenreques,ed
~ Change Of hour. Sales close the ottere.
O'Clock heiraWng received the evening
;siegraph. ;.,, 49,, r,, -,
SATURDAYS sales T9,gst p,G 81 Tickets
and TWO dollars Adds:
- R.eoll.c, No s-"Thers uck odd oumbsrssay, Rory
SUCCESSORS OF 81 F aSRRs Co, MAJ a.is STREET, RICH
spsn%!$S ss ss asr 10 Srnp r,y' 1891
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass 10 be drawn January nd
1853 Is Nos, ID drawn ,...,..,.,
prize Of e1 $1,000 prizes Of '2@ 9"e
Ii 5000 100 loco
Of fssFsss s hssss 50
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suquhana Lottery Class 70 be drawn in Baltimore January
% prize Of ss s,aS s prizes Of $3.50 So
rs 1900 l2i 2ou
Tickets 10; halves 5; quarters . 50
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY, JAN %
$4,000 Grand Capital.
s33,Un OF 5000, | OF 1900 2OU OF 100
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass D. be drawn baltimore
January 10Th, 1853. 10 Nos. IL drawn.
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1900 200 . Zoo
! 5000 &c
Tickets $50. halves TO- quarters
Certificates package OF Whoes 8l6U halves 100 quarters 90
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merI the prompt cnnhdentia addressed
r. FRANCE d Co. Managers.
Jan II. Orto g. w. PURCELL. Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-21

FOR NEW YORK VIA SORfORk.
n Y THE ELEGANT SIDE WHEEL OCEAN STEAMSHIP
ROA n o X E.
1870 TONS RcRrHEN-LEwis PARRISH, COMMANDER.
: HE ROANOKE, Captain Parrish. resumes her
s nps again this week between New York aud
R:hmrld stopping at Norfolk both ways. N.fe llS13o
She will be ready receive freight on Monday Jan
l2 clock and will continue rccyc u I" the hour
O'Clock p NJ Tuesday, The 26i and will leave I,'
By which hour passengers will peu,c be on board
The ltolnok. will leave New York every Saturday al
F. NJ returning, she will leave this Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock.
This line has connection whatever with any other
Passengers taking this Norfolk will be charged the same as
thc River bOuts
For freight passage, apply LIDLAM ~ WATSON,
lin, l9-4t South side of the Basin