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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-30
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
COMMIsaIONER'a SALE OF REAurs


~ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es
- TATE.-Pursudnt to a decree of the Circuit Court
olthe Richmond city, PRONOUNCED the l4th December
1898 IN SUIT therein pencng styled "Puryea inter
ana ais, the undersigned nmissIoner appointed Nv
SAID Decree VIII to sale public auction on tha
premises, on TUESDAY, 10Th OF April, 1853, at P M
1t fa not the next fair day, the following lot of Land
to wit: the House and Lot the East line of s
Stephen, between Baker and Charity streets in Du-
vals Addition, oil which the late Mrs Jane Puryear died
seized.
TERMs-Cash as to third of the purchase money:
as to the residue on credit of and IL months in equal
nsameats, with interest from day of sale the purchaser
or purchasers giving negotiable with approved en-
dorsers or bonds with approved security for the deferred
Payments the title OF property retained until purchase
money be fully paid and conveyance directed by the
court GEO WOODEN =
NH 29-2awtd Commiss;onar
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct.
tNKOM 100 TO $50 BEA UTEFUL RUIZ
- DING LOT in the town of Fuiton, adjoining Port
Mayo near Rockets. for sale at aucon.-Wi be sold
on THURSDAY, April 18th. 1853. commencing at II
O'Clock, on the premises from 100 beautiful build
ing lots In this last improving part of the city Capital
lists can be assured OF making good investments and per-
sons OF limited means can for small amount of money!
procure tor their families comfortable home fine
spring OF water from the mount Erin Spring. runs
Through this land which for i, price can be carried
into every yard plat Of the property can be seen at
the office OF the auctoneer in few days
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at g. 6, and months
for negotiable notes interest added secured by trust
deed, title retained.
NH 80 w GODDIN Auct
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EOFFEE SUGAR--l00 bbs yellow and white
" Coffee Sugar, receiving, for sale by
H SKINKER,
NH 80 No Is Pearl street.
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
WADSWORTH, TURNER L co.
No TX NTnsp, sfrnor

No rs Main street,
III AVE received and are now receiving a large and
IL varied assortment of foreign and domestic Dry
Goods among which variety of and bef uti1l
style OF ladies' dress and fancy Goods which offer
the trade on the usual terms
Country and city merchants respectfully solicited
to call and examine stock We shall continue to re.
celye NH
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"RAPPING PAPER.-l50 reams small and
w large Wrapping Paper, for sac by
e. H. SKINKER,
NH 80 No. rs Pearl street
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KREEDEN Il FOX
III AVE this day received by various arrivals the most
Il l. attractive stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOOrS,
ever before offered by them consisting of all the new ia
brcs and designs in ladies', gentlemens boys and SER
wants wear, with full stock of housekeeping goods to
all OF which they ask the attention of city and country
buyers assuring them good Good very reduced prices
217 Broad street.
MATTING.-A lot ofsuperior Canton Mating re
lvA ccived and for sale by BREEDEN Il FOX
NH 2'-d2w o17 Rroad strea+
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JAMES RIVER CEMENT. This very supe-
- rior and justly celebrated Cement which has been
used by the James River and Kanawha Company, spe-
connection by the Rvanna Navigation Company by the
North River Navigation Company, by the Richmond City
Gas orks and by various persons and companies, and
now being used by Col c. Crozet chief engineer of the
Blue Ridge Railroad, for arching the unnels (sate
work. and is pronounced equal if not superior any
ment manufa ctured in the United States-s offered
for saie put up in new and tight barrels well prepared
and secured in good ORDER every barrel warranted
Applyto
CHAS. H. LOCHER, Manufacturer,
Balcony Falls, Va,
Or to ROBERT RANKIN, Agent.
my 2e-lm Richmond W,
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~ and china Spttoons, very handsome patterns
for sale by
nah 20 r. NJ ZIMMERMAN
Ivl For This Day.
Capitals-S30909, 10 of 5000, 100 of 1O00 100 of4oo
&c. 7s nos, l2 drawn. Tickets $40.
Also. the Patapsco Lottery-Capitals $500, $780,
1850 $50, 500&c 70 numbers 16 drawn Tickets So So
Drawn numbers Patapsco, lOl:
sc 81 A so 10 IA 80 68 SO 80 s.
Whole 80 33 3d. do ~ SO $751; half33 so a. quarter So
a So all sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers of w ashington county, IT,
81 10 Is 60 5 SO SO 81 II 80 "a 6.
Halt II SO 49, quarter II &c; both sold and paid by
LUCK
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 100:
4S II 90 As 76 l 1t As 9 rs s.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated H:
&c 80 S At 43 46 SIS SO 6s CT "a 81 rs % OF 60
Ticket q 40 IS, $780, do 10 "a 76 $780, sold and paid
LUCK
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 90:
30 81 40 25 % "a 2 3s 81 A. Q e.
Half3s 40 62, do 3S A 81; more sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, %.
81 SO "a Sc SO 7 Is &c 81 81 SIS 40 so,
mh 30 B LUCK.
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G Peror fine fast sailing r. gul ar packet scbepner
JULiETE Baker MASTER having portion of Der cargo
engaged and going board, will sail with all possible
dispatch For balance of freight passage having su
peri9r accommodations, apply to 27l.-rR--1
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SPlTTOONs.-Britanni copper, japanned, glazed
~ and china Spttoons, very handsome patterns
for sale by
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~ noh5DA Y--Deaware, ex4 No 77-Capital 5000.
rs Nos, i2 drawn. Tickets So
IHohSDAY-Delaware, No 74--Capital: S22 O0o-
IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S.
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SATURDAY-Deaware, extra No 7s-Capital. as
600 rs nos, II drawn Tickets l.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No 70 Capital: 100000
10 Nos. IA drawn Tickets SO
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To The Vot'rs of the city Of Richmond:
The many calls that have recently been published IN
some of the daily papers and the repeated personal
lie citations that have been made me- to allow my name
to be used candidate for the Office Of City Collector
renders it necessary that should make some public &C.
acknowledgement will. therefore simply s,ate-aiier
re'nfning my sincere thanks to my many friends for
my part. elected 10 the post, discharge its duties
with entire satisfaction VIM G. ALLEN
Richmond. March %, 1853 NH 24-tdr !
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CITY GUAGER.
ToMe Voters of Tie City Of Richmond:
At the request of large number of friends and in
accordance with my own desires l hereby announce
myself a Candidate for the office of City Guager.
Should it be the pleasure of my fellow citizens to
confer the Office me- lpromse devote my individu.
al attention to the duties thereof use every exe,op
to give universal satisfaction.
Very Respectfully,
NH Elm SAMPSON JONES.
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N. B.-Direcons for the guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed to each Box. ia l5
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NiM fNiL AND NtNTtlt nay goons NJ. -. 49,.
eltei ey steamers and packet ua Yo1 large aud
e,' "r Invite 'ur iri.uis anal ,uHuets anu pil.rs n,
n ana e'uny g'ueraiy The following constitute palt Of
i,a bk GcsIe Hhincs rlu,tas Tor Dre.,e, AMI N,,,
- 49, p ~ ~ ,n fancy eo'ors aud bisck
t.u" ~ sole, Uacv, aud small checked Mer,.i,..
80, ff'n,h eni Oyrm'n Mrriur,. m t.t Cgath,
e., ~ toii and nov ayl- Plaid Apsr-s
'9.'.' i.lsr,s, Canton Cloths M Ii.uil rinss
i'tan fald, circnsan g., lsh la,
~ iL'I,. ami American Printed Jc tapot
trsi NJ. 49, Va ~, ero and Pes ava CiotisN c.ors
t.tn ttd litur,1 M.uHrtIIit aud d..
and Z, heavy sit Nv.s,; fse CioaLs ana M,nt,i,,
rulr, Icr,,. uait,i ana j',,ci - ssi.s ,,r,.
Nt,k. l.n.ct C-p aud Velvet tsirtr's
ira iI1sr, s.I She ,I,. Nh bin, .'dcrcl Haas
S 80, 'll, N1!.I; Noil,J and urocsaiyu skIrts
tt1u-., losi2s G,n'rci and tp9d s.ye,cs
\ lir-" aud clt.i-. assortment OF Worked s.ry,s
Mourning cog s",'nd Mourning Sleeves mi t,.I.r.
,'.''' ana Gents SIZE, Myrin'. aud Nrouia N,,t.
~ 5.'.rt Of Ladies'. Gents, Ii,,,s aud Boys sill
l'i aGH Gent H"'d nsmiad stitched AMI colIbori L.
Il ig' and Gents Co.H KI Gloves an saai,r,.t,,t,
No To 1h..rt, Cr.ir.e-. and Raw S.k C,,y..
n. Llsir, Ctulhrc and SaItt FdrItu. ,pi t,..r,-
Tat,l Wos,ta sri ~ ..,' Nni,in md by,t,s
''l 70 NJ i'Nr he1uu, Green AMI Cti,t Cloth
,y1,'.r ,. $40 Fancy Csstfc aI styles aud qualitl.,
s.,. SiA, satin, ard handsome Ws,li, 4 Vrsti,gS
i"., ~; weeds, kvnuyhe,s aud K,nturiy Ina 'N'
IA, '',,s ,',,sg"l Plains K.rsry, aui Lirs.ys ~
.., .trrg, bfah NoI, and iiu, 4 ~, ,'i,,'
\ n,f comm .I r, = ,y aud Ingram Competing
N''a f.-Uftututul Habit and FlfDitrr- o..
hm'i. 900, Scotch and "a ir,u-h Ginsi,r,s ''''''
o. l'r. 'n a,. ,i,. Sheetngs. slirtin-s and C,tto
~,,,i' h"',"s been purchased With cash nr, or,
""'''c ana E''il NJ reasonable advance ot cost "''''
VALENTINE, CEENsmlw A co
No. - Corner broad, 9TH and Capitol ety,,,.
~ gH.H.H.
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81 ~ ~ 80 ,,, H"' ".- %. -r .a. .H'ir.
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r'.'...i..
".'t f't.l Nh pr I.'I '.' ...F no N .f' Ia. '.'.h
f..l. quo" CAV f i'. '. .rf n.I r".f r........
it't %. L .l,.II PA .'. . ..i ..I .'..r ..'.r H.I
't'.l ','"-.. WOW '' ." I'. 'N H $500 ... I... I
...''. or Warranted I'D" ID II
. 'II'..I ~. "'I ar.''. N'.'. '|.. 80 ...|..I OF.
-..l .f..r ..t .. ~. D.. 'I " .'.f|.tt
D'..., =. ,. $3.50 ...t . '..t., ' I'N '.
approved Plough. u,r Ir uss A.. ..t 3. - Pow. t..
THrlaHIrH s.u..r... 4.
tae.sorf. power. This I.r..I.. b. ......H m .e . I
have used &c or seem 30 v.. '. h. t.r .ry r.., N.n,
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S 49, 49, 81 80 1s.sSsA
e., a $50, s'.N rNin noUrE-N.- And ,on;or.-
NJ Ne ,a"i't- 7sice A@y nan RiohmoHd Nr,e
ts "t |'ts'- fty.rpo-c FhHri; hI ,rct ~ .,fyi
sas a, viii S run oyer h n iGT ,@,S G ss' AND
~ an. ~, oocA p NJ NsE YcII daily a, A. NJ, and
Ire % Washington e., IS -
"wr.d,rh, ii -, ~
@ sn at elias, rans S Sa .e ., i So ss ai y ar q
r rr ticket. TO wahins,on, Baltimore or Philadelphia, or
'' l.. .'.,'a' airy 90 Gre ticket yi'cs.
,. ihI .ad iise'i ',nncsion naried above, vita the
@ S SssSi ,,i S-Fyy = San be SOsi7Sd
logs. 50, ihe Relay House, at ~ -.
-, ',1' VII no s'.p 20 take ~ or put down pas
Ia,ti.a '-,i,'Lc. siord' GUncys Fredericksburg and
nj, N HI, ny s'ayr o. ne rsia,s,er General t.an
+, ,-a N '.o.'. aad Washington GA sunday nights
ssgs Ia jug lay lines ia operation between
basins OF. Pleasure, has been delay in .shiugtan Las
-a'. S. Ruth, As,at Of Transportation.
!ss g0i6Nyfiff r sSiA! t'ss Nra SS
: . % lay Of each wrc.-Earr SsS
-.r,a. ud NJ, i..q' steamer rowIINriY l-ys as,.,
r-.i. ..I aad improved ia every r,spect Is
T. .r,..f r, A. t,.1 - me- me VIII leave
n. a. eas H, 80 i..rs " ' t.ruins,.u sr. direction.
E.t'a s.. -e, WIN leave taHgr, the afternoon Of
..g5.. So a. . p..r,,. ,. c -.5 'y -, 49,, l.,,
f..g . ..-,'.,a, o. forward cabin passengers lnaa-
i.. IT,, ., ga,as'-. rs'es,n nr ,rs aal rhHal,i.
~ &C. & '..e .,.1 1's.,H..Nn is, s. o. igr second
by - r,g'. 'ao g 'oo1 r arst class and
, r- aa-. pr n-.l, tickets srgy a, the aee Of
S. 49, 2I..I r r0nA. N%W l1Hh.--S!inE
= q. G-.,..'H. >, =. .'iNrhh .''b ,s@-.AN
BE-
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Eoh rnE vutcINII sriuNCs-
through by Canal Packets 10 Buchanan ssii,
ni stages TO the Red sSect sni 49,
i Il.e sHphir,. a. co.
'uN.kn ~ Nanal, lNnchbntE aud Tennessee Railroad.
IT, d. % to hs Rcd Sweet rHd Sweet syringe co.
sSs hs.sS1a dsy ~ Packet Raats Lynturt ari
AZ T. ", Sandsys cxcgpydl arrive in Is nrh
y, AZ a. ~ and lieharan a. r. 81. second ly aud
- " ~ s "a lhar the thIri day az g a. NJ
- y slt- "nss there ar only ~ mites ,lrgfag
= passengers connect with iyulurr and TIM.
~ ',t"ad leaving daily at 4. NJ arrive at Uon,sa o.,
~ miisH, Mountain
s sDt AZ : :. " Leave 3.st A. ~ 81 d,Ssh arrive at c b.,
sin -, ~ miles o. hrlkft. auI af, thence, D.,
S S.y D mysl Y 10 An iu,ss than ~ days sro rich
m..l ",4' org - .'"'s WstigiHg.
above b. lis miles. - 'N' ''-'N ''An N'e
rs'sTnEers .'r ,he Natural nrdsc, Lexington H,bir and
S''n Na. Natm auu u't rrfiuF- vita urv Iiu III
st at S,lasrs Mn wys nom The Natural u nom
lhyhee 10 Lexington a. and rvm Lexington Co Ra.k M ~
@,s', Leave Gehu.ud az T. NJ aui arrive az the Naur
bf.aec second day Att y. NJ, aud Lexington att y. VI
Returning leave the White sulphur az a.. ~ aud the Sweet
~. "' sweet At o T. A. au arrive tlv Mountain House AZ
" Leave next NJ at dVlyht aud arrive E.us.gs 10
tht ~ 9nd 'n lynyl hrtg ~ r. n wish r-
Hg.ts iy''luE az T. NJ and arrive w Richmond second \ M ai
with the Norfolk Steamboats,. 80 ''
rssscuryrs "r Cuhyan5 C. H. Firm,Tc ami u.gl n-,rn
y IT, wiz lave httuUrd N'lHHH UsHf..tfs frUFt O..
,gnh'' Win the Stages, Go o. fDt Charlottesville leave 4fg
I"''.F"g aai N''r. ,i''s.-f,tF, a..
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N MfOhrANr NOrtSf-SrEANiERs RELyi- aNf>st
~ bhlth AND PoCAiiONrAS-until further -
rute hetscUu RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE connecting a. the
a,,y place ~h Hs Er,ssn steam rrgpgyT, Canal t. ra.
ThcEELvIDEHg Captain GirarI win leave D,uor, every
TUESDAY Afternoon.
The rOCAuONTAs Captain, Jones. leave Baltimore every
NhnNtSnAN aitsrnu Returning, she will hyhui,ul
every SATURDAY atyruoon thus a'rng the merchants
orprtunit'ys wA between the This
uaud vf the no,t certain and Wheel.
ng f''s'ar Cincinnati, aud the South a West generally
freight Appp 60 LtpLAN a WATSON
TNtnN STEAMSHIP CONirNNN - LINE or
aud Thursday Ma Norfolk and NtnN-,rHIeT SssS,N
"a ~ Hlt AhbAl, Captain Mitchell. sffia..
1900, Nariain lrsl and The sssI IhNNNlL ltNIt,
capt NyuocOrvo f these splendid viii leave
o1i Cor Philadelphia every Monday high water
'tlIng Cape May Co land Ulssvugrr EriHfuug,
e,a every Wednesday aud saturday AZ in O'Clock, A. NJ uu
further notice.
r,e1eers Cape May consult ,ir interest nv taking
is route a. Nc is, tn addition 20 being g cheapest
expeditions and rufrsortabir.
fa>~ru-rr-fdr new entered Arrangements,
u forward rss'cn-yrs Through 20 Nen Nus, either by
steamers allowing them the prSvss .f remaining On rluld
rh ir W nr days "rpryccci U, N vu o. NcW YORK, uI1a
thv arrival 20 tlc steamers.
shpp"t, Go the Met rhaccorists sogiug Co
evstg arrangements Co forward reago through 40 0 Per u1
Iu4uIs.
ba, notice will hc always given Orr ag %, Daily Papers ia s
cay, N Hr steamers will &c ready receive freight and thc
y o. s, rosss " 70 '-r In mind chat a' UU ~ Ialrs must
D. ,i i' t wharf a i'skctts, 90 De- n before The sailing %
rrss through to N,s Yo.k, Is, cabin aa. found, 500
Passage through to Philadelphia, sr,a 7-I oaad d,
~ j, N,ron l., DO do s@
fo' freight CT passage Apply TO ,,.,.,,.
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81 ~ ~ 49, sses

Oh ~ So 49, rs ~
ES'%% ,s snY \Np rETs.t,GIUl. rHURolpsrsr
departure % nc Trains will O., - oisus
1--we. r,,-,,-., Am. s 49, E--,s' So, =,
Law. F,Sa Ss , : sis.i SSss, N
t;sss, R R9a s s:;s a. ssiss \ \
caarn r. over Is y,a. Of as.,l,sa and
4 ai.gsn ., 70 es,, vim Pc made each nrs when tickets
& ~ ia' "u' anil w persons setting on thy oasvhcre
: TsrYase rs, in With Hand Dunn, Western
Grggu,,s5cusb N,r,s Carolina, 5000
:... !. ...... !: + IN 4:
N6fForK Train
t.l rTSy cav, N,''y. W,laay, ara F,, a. A. "
S'ran William -'h es Noro.s, GA r'int rortsnou'h and
IarS Ns.,, ',ral,h or r,ut...... 81.
nc r,s. o. e.. af, ,l ar N,rl aai r5,r.,h, aud the
Son i.- River, must Dee p'st Boz i''',c
passes. g,,,a ,so tr sin,i tn, ar, , il must be
sNI. s.'i.t ~ t, r t,y rerHi.fi TO 80 CA he
js ruos pcnANrAD, Sap';.
Et7c!m .N,g,ur,Lh. rortI>uolTu, Nu ON, ,-,---7
s-,a,,, AJGjsrA tsa-s r.ea.-, --r ,.r,, sse.,E
STEINER j. p COPIES sun bs~ryu ror WataIanl ,ae above
H.. c.'-e o. guir 90 command o' c'pt VIM c. Smith,
sg'" ',e travelling community oU 'e Potomac aud Jaes
lHy S-s runa.scin oo-r-c-- wen tre Gee will leave t,
~ 2,' ts,ersla.r p.r ,n F.,y Jn'y 1t, -, %
r.rnn- hereafter, 90 s'y .sr,. r.sr. ''''''
ss Ha gg 2,saa, , a,,,y r'S;'lsy, AMI s,,;r
the bathing SEASON. au a Che different landing
LFarg between Ehaorl Nsr OLA Point 1c......sa 90
va,, ,,i and Grove ".1T..''........ .. -
clra ,ss yesfs and not over tr,.,e years Or a,
want. .rl.uss 10.
once OF tie Il. r. i. h. c.ara5y, jane sy.a, i,.&
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~ta-c- stanton az O'Clock VI leave
next morning ~ tNrr ilur. A. M-spcud the MIGHT AZ
N".iSari ia sou River Hotel reach White sulphur al
10 \ NJ, srcout day nuu stanton - ="
S''ch's u travel a. the party wishes,
90 hcht''uu the inside
S'ash can bc secure paid toe n 10 seats arr I
a's a the seats outside and inside, the privilege
paid f1r ' - f's'N'e''s
e nlrh'r comfort ~ passengers, shall run accom-.
hn' '. t'eef, which wall leave Stsunton break
F', s'"ptt tUr night tlc uAth Warm Spr "A.
NtJ E uflt, ,nd Sulphur neat evening.
.t.f...srg t.ut t.sg, i.tN Do aH night tpfrI" -
I'VE viii also kcvk 40 che Warm to springs each coach
N'i'r visitors Elus West ur Eas who and as
Q" '"e regular 'inc,' MM. 4. PARISH \ CO,
Nv J l.. uusEEiL, Agent
TRY WEEKLY CONNECTION.
10 -Nac''u Ty Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays going
NlNtH without their with,
10. -s.t 1Er.f and also shcw another Co the Conductor
An extra change s te made obtain tickets
r n. GILL,
Superintendent Transportation
80 WASH nEt1n by the junction reach
& city hours ,r Salnto1 taking the night the
90 hui'H FrtlyricAuGTg and Potomac Railroad Company
It-N 4. n. GILL.
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Ea 49, .assN ~

NFmtiNit CtNraN GliiiI0Nn-SJMMIR GERNNSr :.
N.N Nislt'ta to hr sprnsj may expect tnorr comt
ts t's,r htn ever before and ne consd.
@ i't t'li eiets lover fare. The Road i open the
iec u thc hgc Ridge, aud hc rails
au4 stanton will be operation this season
known 90 thc public. WI
Care leave Eichmurd daily A. NJ the
minus 90 the Railroad at nv \. NJ -
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1000 Coos csc SO''' TOR sale JAS WINSTON.
Dn BAGS LAqVAYRA AEDfAyA oogTEE, ier ssl,I
y ~ faiQ IAs, WINaT0N
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A N..'' 10 r.. ~Nin kOt ik-N-~ And tom or,a-
NJ he -sa"dui'-- 7,sice DAILY Richraond N,tr
i' tt@ t''rsf ~ Prea.e-t dHd Bfyy1gs tsrohpA "a,
'' H "'s-t' Ef.ro-r ird Eh0'0jh i, fret or syfri
and sfcr thr 18th % August she following quick and
schedules tytW
Richmond ar' Nrs York. Leave Richmond daily Al ocock A
. p - " " '" IVA ""'s a. . ~ ~ ana
'S''n' d e.,.' ',a'''..................f5 -
! 90
q. rr.l ~. A.t " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
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tIst class pgsstuElrs, AL Id
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-08
subjected to the same temptations, in his wis

subjected to the same temptations, in his wise
conclusions. He says -
In the first place, the laws of Connecticut
livery wisely, in our judgment,) prohibit the
trafic In lotteries. In the second place, we
should not buy ticket even if it was legal
In the third place, we never knew anybody to
be the gamer in the long run, by the drawing
of a prize-fourthly, we haze known men ru-
ined by the purchase of lottery tickets and
wives and children left to suffer in poverty,
when the wages of fathers, expended in this mis-
cradle and delusive business, wouldhave made
them comfortable Filthy, the chance of get
ting prize is about equal to that OF being
struck by lightning, and about as desirable
Sixthly, we have no confidence in the honesty
of those who get them up, or in Judgment OF
those who invest their money in them. We
did once by lottery ticket-but was great
many years ago-when we were young and
green, and had better opinion of mankind
than we now have but we can't, positively
can't, be caught now that our eye teeth are all
cut. Therefore, dear friend, whoever you are,
be kind enough to stop that knocking at the
door, Nothing can be further from our pur-
pose than the design to pocket any of your
magnificent prizes
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-08
Lotteries.

About once month the post Offices in Maine
are deluged with splendid schemes from the
Maryland lotteries, addressed, post paid, to
merchants, lawyers, ministers and deacons.-
Not one half, probably, of the letters contain
ing these schemes are taken from the offices or
opened. The post mark " Baltimore y is in
bad repute, and minister or deacon or any
body who opens letter in presence of doz-
en- individuals and unfolds lottery circular,
does not like to be found repeating the opera
ton. 1t is a suspicious circumstance convey
ing an intimation that the name addressed once
went to Baltimore on a lottery errand. But
1t is really surprising the lottery vendors have
the names Of so many likely and valuable
citizens How did they procure them! Per-
haps out of the almanacs, and registers, and
newspapers, and perhaps too many Of them by
actual application for tickets. If by the latter
means, there is large amount of gambling
III Maine, or was once. It is of no use for a
llah % lily into passion on getting letter
from balumore-he better inform his friends
'o" ms name got into lottery office. How
eVer' we nave no doubt that three-fourths of
thoSe VINO receive lottery circulars never
bought ucKet, and that their names have
been carried into lottery Office bv some svs.
tematized canvassing operations Of tho von
ders.
These operations and hostages on the letters
sent out, must be attended with great EXPENSE
and go to confirm the opinion that if money Is
made anywhere out of the lottery business, it
must be made by those persons who sell the
tickets and turn the /" wheel |" to suit them
selves. We have not heard, lately, of any
body IN Maine drawing a prize. We rather
think the Maryland lotteries furnish about as
good a chance to make fortune as the con-
Segment OF cargo Of warming-pans to the
West Indies; and have no idea of being
drawn into the latter venture because Lord
Timothy Dexter once found it profitable. or
into the former because somebody drew a prize
an lottery out west or good many miles off.
Therefore we beg Of the Maryland lottery man
ayers not to try to seduce US by sending any
more splendid schemes, agreeing perfectly
with the New Haven Register, who has been