Richmond Enquirer from Richmond, Virginia • 3

marine journal. OF RICHMOND. Water this day, at 6j o'clock, P. M. ramer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore.

I Augusta, Nickerson, Troy, lumber to tfhitficld A Co. Robert Henry, Dan's, Suffolk, lumber to Co. $rhr Joseph Marsh, Rogers, New York. SAILED, Schr. Susan Ludwig, Cox Boston.

Schr. Sactee, Caile, Boston. Win. Fall River, gchr. Tbaddeus, Hudson, Philadelphia.

Schr. Galena, Pierpont, Stamford, Coon. April schrs. ElizaVih. Atkinson, and Red Jacket, lrorn Fall Virginia; also, schr.

J. W. Smith for Richmond. NORFOLK, April schr. Millsville, an'1 Express, Foxwell, via Jaoes River, having in tow schr.

Catharine ot' Dorchester, sunk thither dnricg t-if severe gale of March 2nd. The C. M. iris laden with coal and boundIrom Richmond to Philadelphia. Sailed, Barque Orleans and brig W.

R. Jones, for Barbadoes, BALTIMORE. APr'l Col. De Wheeler, for Norlolk and Richmond. YORK, April schrs.

Coach; Boca, Bush; and Martha Jane. Darling, for Richmond; also, schr. Adrian, Walpole. tor Petersburg. PHILADELPHIA, April schr.

John Stull, Teal, from Richmond. Cleared, tioop Friendship, Hollinger, for Norlolk and Petersburg. NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFOLK, VIA PORT WALTHALL. fltur of Departure Changed to 54, A. and passage and fare reduced to One Dollar OnlyTHE PUBLIC are hereby informed, that and after Wednesday, the 29th the line will be interrupted for a lew days, with the view of effecting aome slight alterations in the Augusta, but will certainly be resumed on MONDAY next; on and after which dale, the price of Passage.

including Meals, between Richmond and Norfolk will be One Dollar only. The service on the route being found onerous for a single boat, the Line will be hrnceforth run on three days of the week only, viz: on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, unnl a second suitable boat can be procured. On the Cars will, on and alter MONDAY next, leave theJRiehmond and Petersburg Depot ai A. passengers breakfasting on board the Augusta, and reaching Norfolk between 1 and 2, P. giving visiting Norfolk on business an opportunity of transacting their business during the afternoon, and returning to Richmond by the same boat, which leaves Norfolk at 8, so as to be in Richmond to breaklist next morning.

The public may rest assured, that it is the determination of the Proprietors to keep up this Line pctmsnently, and to accommodate travellers between Richmond and Norfolk ia the best manner and at the lowest rates. For further information or Tickets, apply at the Depot of the Richmond Petersburg RailRmJ to the Ticket Agent. April 28 REMOVAL MRS. E. BRANNAN removed her MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT to tae store occupied by George Keesee, lor years as a Jewellery Store, 6 doers above the Mansion House, and immediately opposite the Bell Tavern.

Mrs. takes pleasure in announcing to the Lad es that she will epeu her Spring Fashions on Tuesday the 28th inst. April NEW BOOKS GRAHAM'S Magazine for May. Godey's Lady's Book lor May. Peter, the Brigand, from the French ot S.

Henrv Berthotid. Percival Ksene, a new Novel, by Capt. Marrvatt, author of Peter Simple, The Life and Adventures of the Reformed Inebriate, Dr. D. G.

Robinson, M. D. Sweethearts and Wives, by T. S. Arthur, autflor of Lovers and Husbands, The Belle of the Bowery, by the author ol the Mysteries of Boston, fee.

The Widow's Walk, or the Mystery ol Crime, bv Eugene supply. The Commander of Malta, by Eugene Sue. Just recaived, and lor sale by A. G. PENDLETON, April 28 No.

16, Main stieet. HOYTS PRIZE OFFICE. Dt A I OF MONONGALIA LOTTERY, CIun 17 14 44 74 7 1 57 68 58 56 41 59 31 30. Drawing of Hutsei Lottery, Extra, 66 It 60 40 Cl 36 3 75 23 31 64 41 22. Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, 16 J4 18 20 C-t 32 31 62 50 48 38 64 45 13.

Drawiog of a Scheme coiivra to hand thin Evening. Capitals $20,000, 6,000, 5 000,4,006,20 of 1,000, JiC. Tickets shares in proportion. For aale until half pan 2 o'clock, at HOYT'8 OPFICE, April No. 3 Exchange.

W. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE. LOTTERY FOR Lottery, Clau 100, Extra. Drawing received by Northern wail.

Capitals 920,000, 6,000, 5,000, 4,000, 2,490, 20 1,000, 4cc. 75 19 drawn. $3, Uivei and quarters In proportion. Sales close at half put 9 o'clock. Urawing of Alexandria Lottery.

Claas 16, April 35: 14 18 20 68 32 51 62 50 48 38 64 43 13. April 28 MANAGERS' PAINE k. this Four of $10,000, 4 of 5,000, of 9,500, 4 of 1,750, of 1,000, dtc. 78 13 drawn. $8.

Alio. $3,000,8,000, 1,000. 762 50, 10 of 400, fcc. 75 14 drawn. $2 50.

Drawn Not. of Pokemoke Lottery, Clase 80: 10 18 56 55 34 13 7i 41 47 KJ 38. Drawn Not. of Pokomoke Lottery, Class 81: 4 11 3 13 '30 50 31 62 48 10 40 17. Drawn of Delaware Lottery, Class t7 47 14 51 13 18 24 74 5 5 3C 41 18.

brawn of Pokomoke Lottery, Class 82 46 23 10 04 65 19 75 20 27 5 13 45 18. ri Xos. of IMaware Olaes 63 30 26 3 io 13 59 8-2 44 8 4 55. Ticket Nm. 3 54 62 i Two more sold and paid by Ticket Sot.

13 3u 591 D. PAINE CO. April 28 J. F. WORD'S OFFICE.

PRIZES' Drawing of alexandkia lottery. Class ie: 14 18 20 68 32 51 62 50 48 38 64 45 IS. Whole Ticket Nos. 35 38 62, a Prize of $500 in the (old by WORD. Tudei Nos.

14 62 68, a Prize of $200 in the above by WORD. Drawing of Sussex County Lottery, Clase 66, Extra: 11 60 40 61 36 3 75 23 51 64 41 92. Ticket 3 40 51, a Capital la the above. by WORD. 5 64 74, a Capital in ibe Alexandria Lottery, titra, Class 94, sold by WORD.

33 53 56, a Capital In the Leesburg Lottery, 17, sold by WORD. 1 6 55, a Capital In the Lottery, Clau 16.fold by WORD. Not. 5 a Prize of $1,000, in Alexandria Lottery. F.Ura, hy WORD.

$40,000 Capital, for next Saturday. only $10. small Lotteries every day in the week. for and single Tickele, addressed to (be undersigned, will have immediate attention. April 28 J.

F. WORD, Richmond, Va. II. Paine A MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUB business of the agency of Messrs D.

PAINE CO, heretofore conducted under the firm of T. BIGGER CO will hereafter be carried ihe agent for the and all addressed io them, or to myself, will be promptly attended to. C. W. PURCELL, Agent for D.

PAINE of Lotteries. Anoth.tr Grand Scheme fur May! 9G0.O00, 30,000, 78 15 drawn. Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 21, to be drawn on Saturday, May 21st, 1846. Grand Capitals 1 prize of 1 of 30,000, 1 of 15,000, 1 of 7,500, 1 of 3 93S SO of 1,000, 50 of 800, 50 of 600. $20, 10, 5.

A Package of cost $530 00 price of three 60 00 $460 00 hlch we warrant to draw 255 00 A Certificate of $2115 00 A Certificate of Halves 102 50 A Certificate of 51 25 A Package "of in this splendid Lottery may draw the five first amounting to overtone liunarrd and sixteen thousand MrOrdeis meet the prompt attention. Tho a w' gs seat to all who order fiom us; and the cash for Capital Prizes can be had usual at sight, the the are received. or luge address D. PAINE k. March 21 Richmond, Virginia.

COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, Richmond, ISOi April, 1846 Dl'Ml'ANT an order of the Superior Court of 1 Cbtrtery for the Riebnoad Circuit, made the day of February, 1848, the of ara hereby notified to produee Wort me, it my ofica, In the aUy of Riehtnond, on the 'Mb day of Jane next, their ajaltift the aetata of Hid Serune, deeeaaed, with the evldeaee lu ISO. SIORE, Cem'r. Itrfl Hubbard, Gardner carlton, Agents for the Hanfoid Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, Connectieut; Howard Insurance Company of New York; Franklin Fire Insurance Company of PhilaQelphia; Insure against losses by Buildings, Furouure, Merchandize, throughout tht on favorable terms. All losses adjusted Promjaitude. Oftoe No.

Ill, W. Main St. Last Evening's Mail brings us very bad news of the Elections from the Northwest. We had feared as much from the ambitious aspirations of our friends in many of the counties. In MONONGALIA, Andrew Brown, elected, Vine Democrats and two Whigs runniag.

Loss. In PRESTON, Fairfax, is elected. In MARION, Haymond. Whig, is elected. Loss.

Ia TAYLOR, Burden, Whig, is elected. In WOOD and RITCHIK, J. M. Stephenson, Whig, is elected, though he was run by both parties solely as an advocate of Western intertjsls Loss In HARRISON, Duncan, Whig, slips in between four Democrats. Loss.

In BROOKE, Thomas Bambrick, elected without opposition. In MARSHALL, Oldham, elected over Pollock, by 21 votes. In TYLER, Horner, slips in between two Democrats. Loss. Nett loss six members, equivalent to twelve votes.

It the rest of the counties vote as they did last year, we shall have lourteen majority in the lower House. But we know not what wild pranks the other Western counties may play, and we are therefore not quite so sanguine of the State, as before we received yesterday's Northern mail. The account current stands thus: Last Winter we bad twenty-six majority in the House. We have lost Hanover, Charlotte, Williamsburg, Fairfax, Monongalia, Marion, Harrison, Wood and Ritchie, and We have gained Nansemond, Fauquier (I) and Appomattox, (new At the last session there was a Democratic majority of 10 in the Senate. Of the nine members now elected, we hear of the election of two Democrats and three Whigs, (of whom Colonel Parriott, in the Wheeling district, makes a Whig gain.) Three others will certainly be Democrats and one doubtful, (Kanawha.) If this last should send a Whig, our majority in the Senate will be eight.

We yei think ihat we have carried the State. 1 HALF-PIPE Sazerac 1808 Brandy, received and for sale bv April 28 WM. M. HARRISON, Madison House. MRS.

ALVEY has taken the Madison House, and hopes to be prepared lor the reception of boarders by the first of" May. Families and gentlemen desirous of obtaining Rooms, would do well to call, as every Room has been put in complete repair. April FOR A LT 1 siO A PHI A DELPmTaT The COLUMBUS, Parrish, will leave Kocketts to-morrow (Tuesday) alternooti, at 4 o'clock, for Baltimore. Goods for Philadelphia, sent to care of J. Brandt, Baltimore, will be forwarded, free of commission, by the most expeditious and cheapest conveyance.

April 27 HENRY LUDLAM CO. RAGLE HOTEL, MAIS ST. RICHMOND, VI KG IMA. I HAVE this day opened the Eagle Hotel, which I have fitted out with new furniture and every comfortable accommodation for Boarders, by the day, month or year, and also for transient visitors. As every exertion will be made to give satisfaction, I hops to be liberally patronised.

Persons visiting the eity would do well to give the Eagle Hotel a trial; and those having horses may rest assured that 1 have also made the beat arrangements for having tkera wvll talue care of. MARY E. CRUMP. Feh. persons having cleims agaiust the estate of Samuel Ford, deceased, either as principal or security, will present them without delay.

Those indebted will make payment. TH. M. BONDURANT, WILLIAM BRANCH, Executors of Samuel Ford, deceased. April IN the United Court for the Eastern District ol Virginia, April 2lst, 184t3? In the matter of Bankruptcy of WILLIAM W.

GWATHMEY There being on deposite in the Bank of Virginia the sum of $40 25 cts. to the credit of the Court in this case, the Court doth order, that notice be published in the Richmond Enquirer for ten days, that, at a future term, a dividend and distribution will be made of the said sum, and of such other monies as may be collected by the General Assignee, a the creditors who shall have proved their claims. A April P. MAYO, Clerk. XN the United States Court for the Eastern Bistrict of Virginia, April 21st, 1846? In the matter of Bankruptcy of JOHN S.

HEALEY: There being on deposite in the Bank of Virginia the sum ol 8588 86 cts. to the credit of the Court in this case, the Court doth order that notice be published in the Richmond Enquirer for ten days, that, at a future term, a dividend and distribution will be made ef thesaidsurn, and of such other monies as may be collected by Robert N. Trice, the Special Assignee, among the creditors who shall have proved lheir claims. A April P. MAYO, Clerk.

IN the United States Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, April 21st, the matter of bankruptcy of SAMUEL H. JANNEY: It appearing by the report of the special assignee, Edward L. Bates, filed in this case, that there is a balance in his hands of five hundred and eight dollars and forty-nine cents for distribution, it is ordered that notice be published in the Richmond Enquirer lor ten days, that, at a lulu re term, a dividend and distribution of the said sum will be made among the creditors of the said Samuel H. Janney, who shall have proved their claims. A April P.

MAYO, Clk. IN the United States Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, April 21st, the matter of bankruptcy ol WILLIAM MALLORY: There being on deposite in the Bank of Virginia the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars and thirty-seven cents, to the credit of the Court in this case, the Court doth order that notice be published in (he Richmond Enquirer for ten days, that, at a future term, a dividend and distribution will be made of the said sum, and of such other monies as may be collected by Win. B. Shands, the special assignee, among the creditors who shall have proved their claims. A April P.

MAYO, Clk. HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND the ship "American," from Liverpool, direct, we are now opening large additions to our previously full assortment of Hardware, Cutlery 8nd Saddlery. In order to diminish our stock, these Goods will be offered at a small advance. THOS. CMAS.

ELLIS, April No. 106 Main Street. SAND'S SARSAPARILLA. WE have frequently had occasion to call attention to the virtues of Sand's Sarsaparilla, a preparation for cleansing the human system from all diseases arising from impurities of Uie blood. The experience of many respectable persoas has proved the efficacy of this medicine, and it certainly is pleasant enough as a beverage to make it desirable.

Such a combination of testimony, together with the reputation of the proprietors, is a sufficient guaranty to all who know them, of its capability ol performing all it professes, in caring the various diseases to which it is Emporium. For further particulars and conclusive evldmte of it? superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be obtained of the and their agenti, gratia. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and far exportation by A. B. SANDS 4: Dru(glutsand Chemists, Granite Buildings, No.

73 Broadway, corner of I Ofaamhers street, New York; sold ftlta by DUVAL i PL'BO ELL, Main street, Richmond, Tlrginta Men 91 pet bottle, or six battles far April 10 NOTICE. PURSUANT to the of a deed of to me, executed by Augurtine M. Braxton on the Sth day of July, in the year 1834, for the benefit of now of record in the Clerk'aOflfce of eountv, conveying three parcela of land, called Heaae, and Uwynn'i, situated la xaid county, 1 tball on the firat day of the Court to be holden for said county. In the month of June next, oflVr for aale, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, ibe remaining fifty acrei of the Fleet Tract. Thi? piece of land principally In wood, and haaon itaome valuable pine timber.

The title tnaald land la euppoaed to be unquestionable, but aubtcrlber will only convey title oa ic voted in him by virtue of said deed. JOHN DA INKER PI ELD, Feb. Trustee. EDMUND J. GOODE, Attorney at Law, WILL attend strletly to all boaineaa entrusted him in the counties of Appomattox, Campbell, Charlotte and Prince Edward.

Address, Clover Hill, county, Virginia. April IT? LOTTERIES. St rait oil's Office, NO. 5, 6' TH FO TE Til i STREET. Let all the world say what they can, For selling prizes Stratton's the man.

The $10,000 Prize Paid o- Whole Ticket Nos. it 52 the Capital Prize of 10,000 DOLLARS, in Leesburg Lottery, No. 13, drawn the 23d March, and sold by STRATTON to one of his city pations, has since been presented and cashed at ST RATTON'S Prize Office. Drawn Nos. ol Sussex, Extra, No.

62, April 18: 49 70 46 39 15 40 36 72 59 Cl 28 75. Ticket Nos. 40 49 Gl, and Nov 15 36 75, sold and paid by STRATTON. Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, April '20: 53 60 9 5 37 2fi 27 1 7 74 73 50.

Ticket Nos. 727 37, a prize of SI00, sold and paid by STRATTON. Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Class 66, i April '25: 11 GO 40 Gl 36 3 75 '23 51 G4 41 22. Diawn Nos.

of Alexandria Lottery, Class 16, April 25. 14 18 20 68 32 51 62 50 48 38 64 45 13. Drawn Nos. in Leesburg Lottery, Class 19, April 27: 5 42 CO 8 57 31 37 66 17 7 49 23 76. Drawn Nos.

of Alexandria Lottery, Exita, No. 9G, April 22 :1 41 58 15 40 3 71 68 5 73 60 42 57 16 10 29. Drawn Nos. of Monongalia Lottery, Class 17, April 24 11 44 74 71 57 68 56 56 41 59 31 00. Whole Ticket Nos.

56 71 74, sold and paid by STRATTON. Schemes for the Week. Drawing received every dav at 7 o'clock, P. M. 20,000 Dollars! 6.000 Dollars! Extra, No.

100. Capitals: 820,000, 6,000, 20 of 1,000, Ac. 75 12 drawn. Wholes halves 2 50; quarters I 25. 8,000 Dollars! 2,000 Dollars! Extra, No.

101. Capitals: 88,000, 2,000, 1,700, 10 of 1,000, i 78 14 drawn. Wholes 2 50; halves 1 25; quarters 62c. 18,000 Dollars! 6,000 Dollars! Extra, 102. Capitals: 18,000 dollars, 6,000, 3,000,10 of 1,000, Ac.

78 14 drawn. Wholes halves2 50; quarters 1 25. 4,000 Dollars! 1,000 Dollars! No. 18. Capitals: 84,000 1,000, 640, 2 ol 300,10 ol 100, 75 12 drawn.

Wholes SI; halves 50 cents; 25 cents. 4,000 Dollars! 1,000 Dollars! For Lottrry, Extra, No. 70. Prizes: 4,000 dollars, 1,000, 313, 10 of 100, 78 14 drawn. Wholes 31; halves 50 quarters '25 els.

40,000 Dollars! 12,000 Dollars! Monday Class Capitals: 12,000, 6,000, 5,000, 2,500, 2,000, 1,600, 1,500, 2 ol 1,250, 2 ol 1,200, of 1,000,20 of 500, Ac.78 14 Wholes $10; halves quarters 2 50. Orders lot ol and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be promptly attended to, and drawings when requested. Please address orders to N. STRATTON, April 27 Richmond. Va.

V. UurruiM'K Lottery Office, NO. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, Richmond, irginia. LOTTERIES FOR THIS "WEEK. River Lottery, Class No.

83. Prizes: 4 at 10,000 dollars, 4 5,000, 1 of 2,650 3 ot 2,500, 4 of 1,750, 20 of 1,000, 16 13 drawn. Tickets shares in proportion. Also, Delaware Lotterr, Class No. 100.

8,000 dollars, 1,000, Ac. 75 Nos, 14 drawn. Wholes 2 50; halves 1 25; quarters 62c. Rjver Lottery, Class No. 64.

Prizes: 17,500 dollars, 5,000, 2,500, 10 of 1,000, 75 14 drawn. Tickeis5; halves 2 50; quarters 1 2j. Also, Delaware Lottery, Ciass 101. Capital 60 Nos, 11 drawn. Tickets 1.

Lottery, Class Prizes: 4,000, 75 12 drawn. Tickets halves quartets 1. River Lottery, Class No. 86. Prizes: 5,000 dollars, 10 of 1,000, 06 10 drawn.

Tickets 2. Also, the Dollar Lottery. Capitals: $4,000, Wholes 1- halves 50 qrs. 25 c. Lottery, Class 87.

75 13 drawn. Capitals: 4,000,2,000, Tickets 4. Also, Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 18 To drawn at Wilmington. May 2, 78 Nos. 15 drawn.

Prizes: 30,000 dollars, 6,000, 5,000, 3,000, 2,370, 5 ot 2,000, 5 of 1,500 10 of 1,000,10 of 500, 10 of 300, Whole Tickets 10; halve3 quarters 2 50. Another Grand Schrmc fur 21Jt May. 60,000 DOLLARS 78 NUMBERS, 13 DRAWN. Grand Consolidated Lotiery, Class 17, to be drawn on Saturday, May 21st. Grand Capitals: 30,000, 15,000, 7,500, 3,936, 50 of 1,000, 50 ol 800, 80 of 600, Tickets 20; halves 10; quarters 5.

A Certificate of wholes costs halves 50; quarters 51 A package ol tickets in this splendid Lotiery may draw the first five prizes, amounting to over one hundred and sixteen thousand dollars. Orders for certificates of packages or single tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or prize tickets, will meet with the most prompt attention, and the drawing forwarded immediately to all who order from C. BURRUSS, April 28 Richmond, Va. J. G.

liiregorv dt Co. Managers, no. 101, maix street, RICHMOND, Virginia. RILL AST SCHEMES FOR MA Y. 40,000 DOLLARS! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 17, for 1846, to be drawn at Alexandria, D.

Saturday, May 2. 78 numbers, 14 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT PRIZES: 1 prize of 1 1,600 1 1,500 2 1,250 1,200 20 1,000 20 500 1 prize ol I 1 6,000 1 5,000 1 3,000 1 2,500 I 2,000 Tickets Halves Quarters 2 50. Certificates of packages of 26 Wholes, 00 Do. do. 26 Halves, 05 00 Do.

do. Quarters, 32 50 30,000 DOLLARS ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 16, lor 1846, to be drawn at Alexandria, I). Saturday, May 9. 75 12 drawn ballots. PRIZES.

1 priz? of I prize of 1 10,000 1 6,000 I 3,140 1 2,500 1 2,000 50 prizes of 1,000 Tickets Halves Quarters 2 50. Certificates of Packages of 00 Do. do. 25 Halves 65 00 Do. do.

25 Quarters, 32 50 35,291 DOLLARS! ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 19, for 1816, to be drawn at Alexandria, D. Saturday, May 16. PRIZES 10 prizes of 1 prize of 1 12,000 1 6,000 I 3,895 6 ptizes of 2,500 30 1,200 50 1,000 50 500 78 Numbers, 12' Drawn Tickets Halves Quarters 2 50. Certificates ol packages of 26 Wholes, 00 Do. do.

26 Halves, 07 50 Do. do. 26 Quarters, 33 75 30,000 DOLLAR ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 20, for 1840, to be drawn at Alexandria, D. on Saturday, the 23d of Mav. CAPITALS.

I prize of I 1 prize 1 10,000 I I 1,017 I 5,000 1100 prizes of 1,000 1 3,000 I lb Drawn Ballots. Tickets Halves Quarters -2 50. Certificates of packages of25 Wholes, 00 Do. do. 25 Halves, 05 00 Do.

do. 25 Quarters, 32 50 THE MAMMOTH'. 50,000 DOLLARS ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 21, for 1840, to be drawn in Alexandria, D. on Saturday, May 30th. SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 prize of 1 20,000 2 prizes ol 10,000 2 7,500 2 5.000 2 3,500 4 2,338 20 prizes of 20 1,000 20 600 40 500 50 300 200 200 78 Drawn Ballots.

halves7 50; quar's375; eighths 187. Certificates ot Packages ol 26 Wholes, 00 Do. do. 26 Halves, 90 00 Do. do.

26 Quarters, 45 00 Do. do. 26 Eighths, 22 50 n- Orders for tickcts and shares and certificates of packages in the above Lotteries will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account of each drawing will be sent, when requested, to all who order from us. Address J. G.

GREGORY Managers, April Richmond, Virginia, LOTTERIES. Hoyi's rrixe Olilce, NO. ANG PLACE, RlCilMON VIRGINIA. MAY FLOWERS! Tlie annexed Schemes show a beautiful arrangement lor May. Note Schemes particularly, make a remittance to ttOY 1', a Capital Prize, and be bothered about mom-) no longer.

Ou the '2d ol May you have a on the 9th the (this llie 23d, and the liU.h, f.0,000? and other large Capitals. Now, 10 or yon may be put in ol a coiulortablc fortune. Look- particularly at are worthy your Capital Prizes will be the result of a remittance ot 10 or $15 to D. M. IIOYT, Richmond.

BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY, lo46. DOLLARS! Alexandria Lottery, Class 17, lor be drawn May 2, Capitals: 510,000, 12,000, 0,000, 5,000, 3,000, 2,500, 2,000, 1,500, 2 of 1,250, i ol 1,200, 20 of 1,000, 20 ol 500, 78 14 drawn. Tickets 10; halves quarters 2 50. A ceitilicatc ut a package ol 26 wholes cost 130 in proportion. 30,000 DOLLARS! Alexandria Lottery, Class 18, for 1840, to be drawn on Saturoay, May i'th, 75 12 drawn ballots.

Grand Capitals 30,000 dollars, 10,000, 6,000, 3,140, 3,000, 2,500, 2,000, 50 01 1,000, Tickets halves quarters 2 50. A certificate of a package ol 25 whole tickets costs in proportion. 35,294 DOLORS! Alexandria Lottery, ClasSl9, lor be drawn May 16th. Magnificent Prizes: 12,000, 6,000, 6 of 2,500, 10 ol 1,500,30 of 1,200, 50 of 1,000, 50 of 500, Ac. 78 12 drawn.

Tickets halves quarters 2 A certificate of 26 wholes costs 135 dollars? shares in proportion. 30,000 DOLLARS! Alexandria Lottery, Class No.20, for 1846, to be drawn in Alexandria, D. on Sarurdav, 23d May. Magnificent Prizes: 30,000 dollais, 10,000, 5,000, 3,000, 2,500, 1,017, 100 ol 1,000, 75 Numbers, 12 drawn ballots. Tickets halves quarters 2 50.

A certificate of a package of 25 whole tickets costs 130 dollarsshares in proportion. DOLLARS On Saturday, May 30, 1816, Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 21, will be drawn at Alexandria, D. containing the following Magnificent Prizes: 1 Grand Capilal ol 50,000 Dollars, 1 of 20,000, 2 of 10,000, 2 of 7,500. 2 of 5.000, 2 of 3,500, 4 of 2,338,20 of 2,000, 20 of 1,000, 20 of 600, 40 ol 500, 50 ol 300, 200 ol 200, 78 number lottery, 11 drawn hallois.

Ticwets halves 7 quarters 3 75, eighths I A certificate ol a package of 20 whok tickets 180 dollars, 26 halves DO, 26 quarters 45, eighths 22 50. Make remittances immediately if at a distance; if in town, apply in person to D. M. IIOYT, No. 3, Exchange.

J5" Tickets in all the Lotteries ised by J. G.Gregory Co. constantly on hand. Orders, enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended to with promptness; and the drawings of Lotteries sent, when requested, to all who order of Apiil27 I). M.

IIOYT, Richmond. CADDIS B. LI CK'S Lucky lottery Office, BASEMENT ROOMS under the Eagle, corner ol Main and Kith Street. Kelt for the Wee k. For 83.

78 13 drawn. Capitals: 4 ol 10,000, 4 of 5,000,3 of 2,500, Tickets 38; halves4; quarters2. A Iso, Delaware, Class 100. 75 14 drawn. Capitals: 58,000, 1,000, 4c.

Whole Tickets 50; in proportion. For 84 75 14 drawn. Capitals: 317,500, 5,000, 2,500, 10 of 1,000. Tickets 35; halves2 50; quarters 1 25. Also, the Dollar Class lOl.

it drawn. Capital, Whole Tickets 31; shares in proportion. For Thursday? Pokomoke, 85. 1-2 drawn. Capitals: 514,000, 4 000, 3,000, Tickets 31; halves quarters 1.

For SC. 66 Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals: 35,000. 10 of 1,000, Tickets 82; halves quarters 50 cts. Also, the Delaware Lottery, Class 103.

75 13 drawn. 34,000 Capital. Whole Tickets SI. For Clai-s 87. 75 13 drawn.

Capitals: 1 ol 310,000,4,000, Tickets 34. April27 AIsh, lor 2d May; 5 of 2,000,5 of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. Id, to Indrawn on Saturday, May 2d, 1646, 78 Nos. 15 drawn. Grand Capitals: prize of 330,000, 8000, 5,000, 3.000, 2,370, 5 ol 2,000, 5 of Tickets 3l0; halves quarters 2 50.

A certificate of 26 wholes costs 100; 26 halves 50; 26 quarters 25. On all letters enclosing Cash or Prize Tickets, the postage, as need not be paid. C. B. LUCK, Aprii 30 Vender for D.

Paine Co. W.P.Turpin's lottery Office, NO. 10J MAIN STREET, RicAmorul, Virginia. CAPITALS FOR 1846. 40,000 DOLLARS! Alexandria Lottery, No.

17, to be drawn May 2, 1846. Grand Scheme: 340,000, 12,000, 6,000, 5,000,3.000, 2.500, 2,000, 1.7(59, 1,600,1,500, 2 of 1,250, 2 ol 1,200, 20 of 1,000, 20 of 500, 78 14 drawn. Whole Tickets SI0; halves 5: quarters 2 50. Certificates of packages of 26 Whole Tickets and quarters in proportion. 30,000 DOLLA Alexandra Loitciy, Class 18, lor 1846, lobe drawn May 9tb.

Prizes: 30,000 dollars, 10 000,6,000, 3,140,3,000,2,500,2,000,50 of 1,000, 75 No. Lottery, 12 drawn Ballots. Tickets 10, halves 5. 50. A certificate of a package of 25 whole tickets costs 130 Shares in proportion.

35,291 DOLLARS! Alexandria Lottery, Class 19, for 181fi, to be drawn May 16. Very Splendid Scheme 35,294 dollars, 12,000, 6,000, 3,895, 6 of 2,500, 10 of 1,500, 30 of 1,200, 50 of 1,000, 50 of 500, Ac. 78 12 drawn. Tickets halves quarters 2 50. Certificates ol" Packages of 26 whole Tickets 3135; shares in proportion.

30,000 DOLLARS! Alexandria Lottery, Class 20. lor 1846, to drawn at D. on Saturday, the 23d of Mar. Capitals: 330,000, 10,000, 5,000, 3.000, 2,500, 1,017, 100 prizes of 1,000, 75 No. Lottery, 12 drawn Tickets 10dollars, halves 5, quarters2 50.

Cerlificateof Packages of 25 Whole Tickets 3130; 25 halves 65; 25 quarters 3:2 50. THE MAMMOTH CAPITAL! Alexandria Lottery, Class 21, for 1846, to be drawn in Alexandria, D. on Saturday, May Most Splendid Scheme: 1 Grand Capital of 50,000, 1 splendid prize of 20,000.2 splendid piizes ol 10,000, 2 splendid prizes of 7.500, 2 prizes of 5,000,2 of 3,500,4 20 ol 2,000, 20 of 1,000,20 ol 600, 40 of 500,60 .1 300. 200 of: 200, Ac. 78 No.

Lottery, 14 drawn Tickets 15 dollars, halves 7 50, quarters 3 75. Certificates of Packages of 26 holes 180 dollars; halves 90; quarters 45; 26 eighths 22 50. Orders lor Tickets in any Lottery advertised by Messrs. Gregory addressed to W. P.

Turpin, will receive prompt attention. Remittances Postage. Drawings forwarded, when requested, as soon as received. Persons from the country visiting the city should bear in mind thnt some of the above splendid prizes are in the hands of and if; they want money, they should address theirorders iq C. For smallerschrmes, see daily advertisements, April 07 W.

P. TURPIN Wort Office, NO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY. 820,000 Lottery, Extra, number 100.

Drawing conies per mail this day trom Baltimore. Capitals: 20,000 dol-1 Jars, 6,000, 5,000, 20 ol 1,000, 20 ol 600, 20 ol 300, 155 of 150, 75 13 drawn. Tickets 5 dollars; Shares in proportion, LOTTERY FOR TO-MORROW. 38,000 Capital! Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class No. 101.

Drawing comes per mail to- i morrow from Baltimore. Capitals: 38,000,2,000, 1,288, 10 of I 000, 10 ol 500. 20 ol 200,25 of 100. 78 14 drawn. Tickets 2 dollars and 50 cents; shares in proportion.

lotteries to lie Drawn at Alexandria Soon. May 12,000, G.OOO, 5,000, 3,000, 2,500, 2,000, 1,769, 20 of 1,000, Tickets 10. May 10,000,6,000, 3,140,3,000, 2,500, 50 prizes of 1,000, Ac. Tickets 10. May 12.000, 6,000,3,895,6 of 1,500, 30 of 1,200, 50 of 1,000, Tickets 10.

May 10,000, 5,000, 3,000, 2,500, 100 prizes of 1,000, Tickets 10 May 20,000, 7,500, 5,000,3,500, of 2,000, 20 of 1,000, Ac. Tickets 15 Shares in each Lottery in proportion. N. in all Lotteries advertised by Messrs. J.

G. Gregory the Managers, lor sale at this Office, and on the same terms. All orders confidential, and postage paid on all sums of 35 or more, at this Office, without charee. Address to CHAS. WORTHAM, April 28 Richmond, Virginia.

MERCHANDISE. Handsome lioois. Mll.EH' MAKE. WE have just opened a beautiful lot of Miles' handsome Dress are soinetl.ing sale bv April 18 PUTNEY WATTS. Ilaiidsomc have received a beautiful lol of handsome Summer Shoes lor are very sale low by April 18 PUTNEY WATTS.

Fashionable Millinery MRS. C. PHILIP would call the attenlion of her customers and the Ladies in general to her late selection ol FASHIONABLE SPRING MILLINERY, Which was opened on Wednesday last, the 00-1 at her store No. 23 Main street, 7 doors below her old stand. A pi ISi Kii'V lam TOUA CCO COMMISSION EllClt A NTS, Richmond, MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES on Tobacco sent io their OlTice next to Shockoe Warehouse, on 13th Street.

April Handsome Oooils, I INVITE the attention ol the public to my stock of? Cassimer Gaiters. Do Dress Channel Bootees. Do Imitation Channel Boots at 53 and 3 50. Gentlemen's morocco and seal and calf cheap All ot which 1 am selling very low. E.

M. LEONARD. Main one door above Gay, Mathews Co. April 18 R. Woi'shaiii, MERCHANT TAILOR And Manufacturer of every of Fashionable Cioihin No.

155 Main Stuekt, SOLICITS the attention ot customers, friends and those visiting the citv, to the most extensive assortment of New and Fashionable Goois, lor Spring and Summer Wear, he has ever offered lor iii-pection- coinprisin? English ami French Cloths lor Dres-i and Frock Coats, Zfphyr Ciutiis, Cashmeretu, Tweeds, for Business Coats, Cassimeie in various new styles, Silk, Sa.in, Marseilles and Ciially in great variety, which will be made up io at the shortest notice, at prices and in a which cannot fail to please. April Charles IMPORTERS OF i Dry fioo.Ts. Cutlery, Gmn, I No. iUtJ, Main Street, On I at Floor, Dry ('mod-, Foreign and Domestic; i Oniltl Floor, Hardware, Pureign and Domestic: AT WHOLESALE. rUIE have received hv various JL rivals a lull slock of both Fancy and Staple i Goods, bailable lor the Spring Trade, to which they invite the attention of merchants Irom ihe country.

THOMAS CHARLES ELLIS. I March ftSutiiii'MK. undersigned eontiniies the business hereI JL tofore conducted by Minge Ilusseil, on own account, and under the style and firm, and solicits the patronage "I friends and acquaintances planting in Alabama, and the North portion of Mississippi, assuring them ol sirir attention to their inierests. and all the bene- fit ol len vears experience in selling the staple ol our State. COLLIER H.

MINGE, Mobile, Alabama, Refers to: Gen. John U. i Rullin, dill Caripr, John Thomas Smith, Ed! inoud Christian, John Marshall, Dr. John Minge, and I). C.

Randolph, Virginia. April IS i chart on Importers and Wrolrrai.r Dealers is DRY GOODS, Art. KJ, Main Street, Richmond, Virginia, HAVE received, by various arrivals, a l.irge stock ol entirely new SPRING GOODS. assortment this reason of KAN- i CY ARTICLES lor both ladies and gentlemen surpasses any they have heretofore had, and their i stock of STAPLES will compare with any in i he city. erchanls from the couniry are requested to examine the Goods, and arc assured they arc of- fered lor sale on moderate terms.

March Jo ilcrcliaiih, AND OTHERS!" rpiIE subscriber keeps constantly lor sale, at the lowest assortment of MEDICINES, DRUGS, DVESTUFPS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, Confident his prices will give satisfaction, he solicits even those why may not intend lo pur- i chase at the time, to ascertain thr pr ices ol his Goods. Aiiy asking ihc prices of goods, arc most cheerfully and promptl answered. He would particularly stale, that hehasa steam Factory in connexion with his store, lor powdering Jalap. Rhubarb. Ipecacuanha, and many other Medicines; lor grinding Mustard, Cinna'mon, Ginger, Allspice, Pepper, Cloves, and Lamp-Black.

Black-Lead, Venetian yellow and preen. Verdigris, Yellr.w Ochre, and other Paints, in oil; all of which ho is able tosell at the very lowest prices. Paints mixed already lor use, and put up in earthen pots, of different sizes, lor family convenience. Putty of the best quality at cen's per tu of Madders, and 3 cts. per in bladders, in quantities ol oO lbs.

and upwards. No charge made for delivering goods in any part ol ihecity. J. W. GORDON, Druggist, No.

West Pratt a few from Liifht and opposite the Baltimore Ohio R. R. Depot, Feb. STEAM SASEJ, BLIN AND DOOR a dory, On near the Whig Ojfir.t, may Ik? had, to order, the shortV est notice, the liest of the above aiticles? glazed or unglazed, case may the uio-t reasonable terms. The of relerence can be given as regards the quality ol my wotk both in city and country.

Give me a rail. MILES AMBLER, i N. have at my Factory, lacilities for executing work in the above line in a mperior manner, and in less time than any ther esiablishment in th? Old Dominion. I also keep hand any quantity of ready-made work. March M.

A. FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER DKV JOHN W. BOVD has just received the following beautiful and desirable Goods. He respectfully invites a call from all wanting any ar- tide in the GOODS line, and hopes to re-! ccive a liberal patronage from his acquaintances and the public generally, promising to sell as cheap as the same Goods can be purchased in ihe City. He will continue to receive fiesh supplies I through the season: Super French graduated Robes; super French Lawns, of various styles; super French Chintz; superTarlatan Robes; super white and colored Tarlatan; Ladies'Fancy Worked Habits; super Barege Scarfs; super Barege Shawls; super Cashmere Shawls; super Lace Collars; French-worked super Rlack Silk Net; super Artificial Wreaths; super Artificial Inside Flowers; super assortment ol English and American Prints; Grass Cluth, for ladies'skirts; super Fancy and White Corderilles; super Fancy Silk Buttons; super Ladies' While Twisted SilkGloves; super Ladies' Inna White Kid Gloves; cupor Ladies' Colored Kid Gloves; Shaded Purse Twist; Steel Rings and Tassels for Purses; super Cloths, and Votings; super Georgia Nankeens; Linen Drilling; super Brown Irish Drilling; super Irish Linen; Gentlemen's super Colored and Pearl Silk Gloves; super Lisle Thread Gloves; Gentlemen's super and White Kid Gloves; Gambroons; Brown French Linen; Linen Checks; fine Steam Mills (Shirting; Brown Domestics; Burlaps; and a great variety of articles in the Dry Goods line not enumerated.

Corner fith and Broad Streets, Sl.ockoc Hill. March Thomas Tyrer, Importer and or GUNS, PISTOLS. RIFLES, KEEPS constantly on hand a superior of Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Fowling and i Fishing Tackles, Razors, Pocket Cutlery, Walking Car.es, Gold and Silver Pens, Swords and Military together with a variety of Fancy Goods, and Allen's celebrated six ItlHREi. SZLF'U; vo; VUVG A.1D BEpUtAgI N. B.

Guns, Rifles and Piniols re into Percussion, and Gunsmithins in all its varieties done in superior manner and at moderate prices. April 60 Main Street. MILES' supply ol fine Boots made by Miles and Son, received and for sale by JOHN THOMPSON CO. April 27 MISCELLANEOUS. Improved Plough.

THE subscribers, under ihe firm of GEORGK WA l' have established in ihe city ol Richmond a Manufactory of just below Mr. James llarden's Livery Stables, on Franklin street. As they a confident o( offering a Plough really improved, and worihy of patronage, they ask an attentive reading ol the following description and recommendation ot Watt's Cctf-Bralb and Gcaok, on Centre Dbaugiit Ploioii, This Plough was invented and patented a lewyears ago by Mr. Walt, a native ot Hano- ver, hut at the a resident ol Alabama. As little effort has been heretolore made to introduce it to the public through the press, its excellencies are known to comparatively lew.

It however, one essential evidence stands weli. at home. ihe peculiarities in the construction ot this Plough the mould-board is fastened to Hi'; sule, instead ol the of the beam; a I cuil or square staple is made to embrace the oeam, the ends penetrating ihe extending upright or helve ol ihe whole being i secured together by screws and nil is. The post" tion ol ihe to one side, and out ol the plane ot ihe toould-boaid, makes ii less liable to cnoke. 1 lie beam, having no bolt or mortice through it, is stronger and more simple; and, shon'd break' it may be renewed at less expense.

The handles are straight, (as well as the beam,) except at the upper ends, and Iasiened in ihe usual manner, with screws and bolts, to the heel of ihe Plough' These bolls serve pivots, on which the woodwork turns; when the screws ot ihe cuff? those two fastening ihe louerends of the handles, and ihe one fastening the beam io the handle? are slackened, and ihe handles are pressed, ihe beam moving freely through the cufi, the hind part is lowered and the iront ihe Plough is made to run deep or shallow, as circumstances require. Again: by driving down ihe wooden peg in the groove between the beam and helve (or upiight) ot the mould-board, when Ihe screws are slack, the beam is turned to ihe lurrow and ihe point of the Plough 10 the land By drawing the key back, and tightening ihe screws, it is giving or taking away land to suit small or large corn, This makes it strictly the Guage or Centre Draught Plough. To guage or centre draught a plough is to bring ihe connecting point ihe bar (or swingle tree) and dives in a straight line, drawn Irom a point ol the animal's shoulder (where the droit is taken) to the centie ot resistance on ihe mould-board; thus, if a irom ihe centre of resistance, through the connecting point ot ihe dives and bar, should strike above ihai point ol ihe shoulder, the plough would run loo deep; it below, too shallow; it to ihe right, it would not lake the land; to the left, it would take loo much. Hence the greal importance of guagitig 1 or centre-draughting the Plough, instead of altering tne back baud, which is often necessarily p.it so tar back as io throw ihe buithen upon ihe accoiding to ihe structure of the horse, never designed a weight to be carried. Last, though rtry important, I this Plough cannot alter from' the set given to it by the ploughman, unless it cannot lose or gain either land or draught, but re- mains permanent.

That these properties belong to this Plough, is attested by certificates from getT- I ilemen of intelligence in Hanover, King Wil- 1 liam. New Kent and City, already pub- lished by us a han of Those certificates art? loo numerous to append to this si- ready extended notice, we can only reter (he en- quiring public to (hem siWaining all that we have said of the implement. Among the names of Kzekicl S. Tallev, I.anev Jones, VVil- lian F. Gaines, Braxton, James H.

Christian, Braxton Garlick, Miles Eggleston, Richard A. Hunley, Henrv D. Via, Benjamiii Tyrce, Thomas French, Anderson King, Havel Ellys.in, Temple Illicit, Mitchell Adams, George Carter and Richard Atkinson, most of this community will recognize large, practical and successtui larmeis, whose ord and judgment may be confidently relied upon. The patentee of ihe Plough, an experienced mechanic, may be found generally at the estab- i lishmeni, and will take pleasure in explaining i its principles to all who wish to understand them. A card ol simple directions will accompany the I Plough it desiied.

We have experienced blacksmiths, and every reasonable effort will be made to turn off good work. We request ilie agiicultural community to extend to us a share of patronage. This Plough, two years ago, received a pre mium of fiom the Hanover Agricultuial Society, and lasi Fall, though no premium was fend, the Henrico Agricultural Society, at the rteomvunJaluni of the Committee, awarded a siltvr initial to the paten tee. It is our purpose to have constantly on hand a full supply ol the above Plough, ot all with wrought or cast points, and of the most improved kinds, all of which we expect to sell as low as ordinary Ploughs are sold iu the City market. We offer for sale rights of counties in Virginia, remote from the City ot Richmond i of other Slates.

Watt Richmond, Va. GLORGE WAIT, Jr. JOSEPH S. WALTHALL. Jan.

the NEW york CONTRIBUTIONSHIP rirc Insurance C'onjpanv I.NSI'llKfll hi (eneral, House 1 hold Furniinre, iinU every dawripiion of Personal Properly, Iom or d.image fire. f.MI I'll KOOKRS, President It. W. MikTm, StcrcUiy. Smith Uoc-rn, Reuben Withers, Jamea MeBridc, William Scott, Johh Adams, Ferdinand Suydam, John Uauceriy, IVte I.

Nevlna, C. Verplnnck, Richard Irvin, John 1'. I) llurlliui, Kernoehan, Oor-- P. John I. Palmer.

William CN.Icate, I'etet Lunllard, J.owell llolhroch, James OjII, Caleb Bar stow, Hanry Thomas I'. Morn-1. "Hie Fire Company in this ky (tie Mihtrriber, who lll i--ue al 1ii? Ofttcv, IJih, between Main I). C. RAXBULPli.

9T? 'I'll GKKAT MKDKI.VE OT THE Vi DR. SW.AVM/S COMPOUND Svrtip of W'ilf? hprrv. "the great remedy CONSUMPTION. COUGHS, COJ.HS, ASTHMA. BRoNCIUTM, Livrr Complaint, Spilling Blood, Difficulty of Breathing, mi the Side mid Brea.sf, I'alpitntion of the Heart, IIIllueii7.it.

Croup. Broken Conctitu linn. Sole Tlirn.it, Nervous I Itliilily, and all Uueases ot the Throat, Ureas! Lungs; Hi'-tiioateftrdiul speedy cure ever known for any of the aliow diseases, is l)R. SWAY.NE'rt COMPOI'NII KYKI OK WILD CHICUltY! The nnd Genuine Pref.ttralu)n REMARKABLE CURE OF i ONSL MITION TRIUMPH AST SUCCESS! IV.Bvr Dr. In March last I caught .1 vimy heavv cold, which settled on my lungs.

attended with a hard, diy cough, pains in (In- side and breast, tightness and oppression in chest. I taking any mtdicine, except the iMual simple remedies, whirh persons, in indigent citeumslaiice' like myself, generally resort to, until tlir disease h'd readied tli? state above alluded to, I became alarmed, and to my family physician. treated me several months, but 1 leceived no benefit In fart, I gradually crew- worse. I had profit night sweats, -kin dry and parched, no appetite. suffered much with thirst, occasionally spitting bl'Mid, until my physician.

well an mv pronounced me joins into a deep decline. Some of inv friends reconimetnled one medicine, some another, and would show me long certificates of purine') cures, many of which 1 thought Hinted to my exactly, but from their effect upon me, 1 despaired ever recuVeilnt! my health, but gave myself up, to die of that scourge of the land? PULMONARY CONSUMPTION Fortuuately, at thin time a friend of mine pacing through OU' town, who re-ldrs 111 lljiilsliurg, railed sen inf. ami recommended jour Compound Syrup ol Wild Cherry, and gave me the name of Lnti, your agent in llarrishurg. I reluctantly sent and gut bottle, which relieved nie so tti'ich, that I sent and got five more, and I am happy say, I am now a Hound and hearty man. I attribute the cure entirely to the use of your celebrated Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, and would arnestly recommend any person who is with any uisease of the lungs, to resort ai once to your nirdirjne.

I remain yours, very respectfully, KICHAKD VOSMETER. We are personally acquainted with Richard Yonme ler his statement t'ue S. N. CoLBROjk, ILI.IS II. VaSsSY, Jf On Stasskt, Reinenilier.

none Is genuine except that bearing 'he written signature of Dr. Principal Ottire, corner of Eighth and Race streets, Ph ladelphia. More Kvidfiue vf ifs Sw passing Ifeallk Nestor ahie ViHurs. Who can doubt the effi'ary of Dr. Swayne'w Coinpound Syrup of Wild Cherry, after rending the following Albeit A.

of Providence, Kliode Island, cured of Confirmed Consumption, after being given up by some of our most eminent Lloyd Allen, of Buffalo, New York, cured of a severe cough, with psin in the side and breast, by the use of the medicine. John K. Jenkins, of Columbus, Ohio, cured by the use of threw bottles of Wild Cherry; his symptoms were a dry cough, weakness of his breast, of blood. Robert Olenn, Steward of ihe Almshouse, near Frankford, testifies to the efficacy of Sway ne'a Com pound Syiup of Wild Cherry, in curing Valentine Chapman of one of the most aggravated fates of diseased lungs has ever been placed the record, aflerevery other remedy had failed, ar.d his phy-(? ian had gteeu him up incurable. preparations of Wild Cherry, except Dr.

Sway neV, ate fictitious and counterfeit, and sprung up years after this valuable lemedy had introduced itself into the sick chamber; therefore, lie not deceived by the many ''Balsams" and "Spurious Mixtures," but try the genuine, and f-e cured. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne, Xorlhwest corner of Eighth and Race Street', Philadelphia. Only agents in Richmond, where the grttuine preparatton of WILD CHERRY can be obtained, are PEY TitS JOHNSTON, Druggist, 115 Main Street, and WILLIAM IL DORMN.260 Broad Street. Aim, KING ft.

TOY. Norfolk; CllAKLES CORLING and BRAUG, THOMAS ft Vir glnia C. B. WHITE, Fredericksburg R. FARNliAM, Washington.

Dutnct of Columbia. March 84 AUCTION SALES. Kv BI. Lynch, Auct'r. STOCK AT AUCTION.

ill Ue solii, on Thursday the 30lh insian', ntG o'clock in the evening, at the Exchange Hotel, 10 shares oi' Manchester Coilon ami Wool Manufacturing Company Sunrtf, shares of Richmond Fire Association Stock, 10 ot the Franklin Paper Manutacturiug Company, anil 5 shares ol Virgiuia Bank Stock April-J6 AS. H. LYNCH. VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET. OX the lOthr.ay of June next.

I will offer for sale, at ii anctn ii, in) in Nelson county, oneof the iiiimi valuable properties initial region of country. It is situated five low the Court lloii.e. and elglu miles above New on the Jauies River Canal. The Tract contains 1.914$ acres, more hull" of which in wood. remarkably writ timbered, and a very large portion of it line Tobacco land as any in thri part of the country.

Most of the leaied land in hi a good state nt cultivation, having been unproved by the use of plaster and clover. Although situated among mountains, tins Tract rematkably well, being level a. coubi fie desired, with not lifty on the inoMtilnin tin strep for cultivation. There are about one bundled of Creek r.nd Bianch tl.it*, mitt ol which are highly Improved, (having been as tobacco lots,) capable of being converted into walc.ed mesdow. The hole land i- well enclosed, in good snte of susceptible of division into three or four farms supplied witu inn abounding with line spitngt uf running The itnpn veinctit- consist of 1 ivnsa i r'? Hgii-c.

folit rooms. Negro sufficient for the accommodation of forty a with a 'I hreshing Machine attached; Cribs, 8lable? arid Tobacco Hams, sufficient to cure iSO.utxi rohacco. 1 will sell, at same time and pUire, upw of twenty likely mostly young Men and Women also, all the ol Sheep, iojether with a good assortment of Farming Trrms tor the hole will be made known on the day of sale. Any one desirous, ill the mean lime, of hating further particulars, can address me, or Mr. William Cordon, at Scott's Kenv, Albemarle county.

March iT-ctds CHARLES COCKE. VVALKERTON FOR SALE. Tim subscriber the above place for It situated at ttie intersection ot the Fredericksburg Hail ltoad, ami the road leading from Richmond to I Louisa Court llouce, nine miles from llie former place It two hundred and sixty-four i one hundred of winch are ritared, and I enclosed. There are thirty seeded in wheal, and twelve ill rye, all of which I.ok well; twenty were seeded in and Clover spring. There good Miecdi.tr of several acres.

Which ields about tifteeu thousand of llay, of good natural i glass, annually. There a Orchard of bearing Mid a large utie r.f the choicest fruits, from Sin ton's Nursery, out by the last year. The are a large Hrick Dwelling Mouse, the usual all in good repair. A Tavern was for many yeais kept at this place, and it offers many induct tnents to one disposed to engage in that business. Tins place remarkably healthy, nail the water rfjml to nny in the country.

The ill be very one fourth cash, the balance in three equal animal instalments, in teresL JOHN S. COPLAND If the ali ne Paiin "liould not be sold privately befrre F.HID\Y, the day of May it will on that dsy, at 1 o'clock, P. lie soM at public auction, upon the letms above stated. IV. t.oDDIN, Rirhmond, Auctioned.

VALUABLE LAM) AND DWELLING IIOIISK Kilt SALE. IN pursuance a decree of the Circuit tfupeto Court of l.aw and of Albemarle county, pronounced on tile Mb ot October, i wnl offer oil the to the highest bidder, on HATCH DAY, the 16th day of May nexi.nl 12 o'clock. llie Dwelling House and Laud belonging to tin- oi the Professor Emmet, and situated in the imiusdiate vicinity of the of Virginia. The Tract of l.aiol consists ot about ICC acre-, ail enclosed. The Hoiee ioniums eight I'ourclotris aed a gairet, and ha- attacln il to it every convenience reipiired for a Urge family ot a boarding including and Vineyard of eicel lent There a mpplv of Water on pn in convenient In nod an A credit of one, two and Hirer will be given, the purchaser giving and approved rity, and (he tiitr the bi'iiig ai addtiioual security.

The title it believed to be but aclli'g as Commissioner, I ah.i11 sell only by (he mi.I decrtf I a.ithwtiscd to sell OESSNT.R HARRISON, April Commissioner HICKORY HILL FOR SALE. 'pill? valu'ibte Kftate will be publicly off. led for sain on the liist day ol July, if fair, if not, nett lair day. It on Willis's rocr, in the county of Cumberland, and about l.OSo acres, of Inch, about low too highland, mux of which in fine the balance in woods. It is well adupwd to the ciowtii of tobacco, wheat.corn and ova, and of the necessary hou? hi Hie cultivation cl' a good dwelling Willi and everything ntceswy for the comfort of a family.

It situated immediately upon a navigable stream, about Is roller from llie town of r.i.'iuville, mid nan" way tween the two t'aita'iiid both of whirh places afford a market fo? wheat. he fertility of estate, its location health and society, and aen to market, It on-ot the nio't valuaii'e estates tit middle Vuguua. Tii" ill he made knoA ii oil the of The stibscn tier living on the estate, will take pleasure in to any person wishing to purelia-c, or hi attending to any communication addressed to htm at l.anghurna'* Tavern, Cumin (land. WM. A.

PEUKlNri. Man t.t* BOSTON. Tills disliilguikhed HOUSE, per on turf litre unequalled, an whose have, far as trod. been iih COII1 lllon'y sllCi eesl'ul, Ml much eveiy itiiltfiiir that bcrll llaillril has ken I vmnfr, will stand tint (tyring at my plantation, Oakland, in ibe county of Chesterfield, fitw-iu twenty-five from both and Ktchtnond, and now rrady to nerve tnaies at riftv dollars the season, payable at IK e' pnation, winch will he fiftrenih July next. sent with mare- will nrded gratis, and marl's fi and well led, if wished, a rerfotiabh and extensive, ai.it excellent.

W. n. JOHNSON, The Kti limoiid Wh'C mil Petersburg Intelligencer will copy, and continue (ill June. ARABIAN HORSE SHAH KLIN. This HOUSE to lie the finest specimen fit" the Arabian nice evet (' Tl'-V into the I'mted Me WM purchased during the past year hjr oiir Minister an onstantmople, after mnrh the observation of the hones of that cwiinlry.

iiid after long searching and numerous find an animal nf the lust L'? ami finest He that he fully sue- nied, asau extract tnull one of letters her' uppended amply -hows. I have also lettira Air. Porter, I'uiuul u( the United States in that to the same effect. I deem it unnecessary to puhSi-h Ins Arabian pedigree, either in the oneinnl or translated, it would he not very intelligible to most persons. Since his arrivnl, which been rerent, this llor-e been seen by some of the best Connected with the Turf in New Vork and Washington, and has been pronounced toexhihit the highest decree of etreiiiitn and activity, p.iMible for an animal of his ill mentions.

lie will stand i-eason at AyleU's, in the county 01 King nt the Old Church in the county of llsniiv, I. within hlleen mill of the City of Rlrhinond. Mares ami servant ran tind acconiniuda nun at both places oil reasonable terms. I have induced, in order to hrini; Horsv within itacltot the farmer-of small weans, put pure of tlie tea at the very small miiii of if paid the of June; if not, Iu earh nise, one dollar nnni he paid to the He will be at the tali of March, where he will tecum until the llth.thenhe will go to tne Old Church, and remain theie unnl the lltb. and eo on to end of the remaining five days ai llie former place, ami four dnvs at the (alter, making his appearance at each every ninth day.

WM. BOL'fAVARK rrffrrrti to "I.EOATI'-'V OK TUB I MTEO STATES, "Dear Sir: Your lli.rsi*. aihaliecn, in i ttir bf-t Arabian rare, ami iii fincai llorite in thu riiy. Him MaJrMv, the Sultan. ha? not in numerous Mud.

He the autijerl of fneral udunra (inn on the of the Turks whenever fi? is takru out. I ilrfiu myself eireedmcly fortunate in having obtained liim, K.r..h.r. Very irolv Murrh "DABNEV S. f'AHR nkvv 1MPLKMENT MAI'FACTORY. THE urdrr f'rm of llHVr opened a Shop on trttlll, hrtnvru 51 mu and I'arv for tl.r manufacture ami iulr.

AKiiriilliir.il I'ioupha, hrashinir Machines, Wheat Faun, Corn Straw together wltli Flattening Presses, and Tobacco Worn of all and they hope by atlmtion to business, and to the riiara-trroi tl.eir work, to merit and mmr a share of public patronaae. All ordi executed with despatch, aad on arrnmnn.ilni nm and they minufacture and kfep good nt i and will tt II at reduced prici mi want ot work, or any repniriner.f the above description, are in to favor with a call, tliev wait to ti per rent, mi ttie We manufacture Geaied Home of any wanted, fioin two Hbur portable i stationary, for HV shit'l manufacture I'm and Staple Tooth Tl.reslnnj Machine, in aiyle; thr sinalltsl for $19 and We would sav to those in wunt ol" Wheal to rail ai et.t mine for tliemselvi before pnrf We make now in uie, and made of best materials, for and tVa a so manufacture Iron L'ylindi Steel Sprwc Corn SlnTir, by hand or horse power, y2-' and linvi a ery simple fulier for VJ. proved tc lis Hie best in Kichmi nd, we warrant it to satisfaction or no tt'p have Plough troni New Vork and Richmond Koun dries, ol all kinds, for sale Jan. 2-cbm CAHHWEI.L tc WILSON OPINIONS OF TIIE PRESS. WHE l'hilade pi.ia Courier of the 14th inI the following: We call the attention our to the follow front Iht rot Sni.r a N.ftma, for the rnre of Pulmonary Con-umptton, and all eompiainu of the Throat and I.i.nj-.

It ir notour practice to nut ir- tfce various popular medicines of dfy, tint in the wnlatyr kit induced to deviate from our ordinary ru'e, from the coofiilrnrx have in the medicine, and the truth of the in relation to it. It would be worse than for Hit to glie our opinion of tlie ol lhi? preparation, hen we can cite testimony of no much more weight, for the manner In which an ir reived, and lu the place where it where from its the public in j'ldre of value, line inn. to do in fortiiine it" cbaraclt as a remedial Slid by flierabeiM ol III Faculty of the Medical College in Philadelphia. testimony alone Ruflficietil to entitle it to lie confidence. Again, the low price which it id i- within the lepch of every rue In our lion, thu pn-n'ivK Mipritor to any medicine within our knowledge frrni? of iii? case.

This invaluable nir-dictne prepired only by rf. P. 1 HOMP.SuN, corner of.1th and I'rice tenth per buttle, or $-'? down. Avoid all and n.ufi'ee of far cr Natalia. tor in Richmond by IU'VALi IMJRCI.I.I., General in Pewsbure by Cirlinr In Norfolk M.

A. Pantos, hi I.yni by John H. Heay.iu PredrrickflburE by Pr Jnmi t'oc at.d C. II Hnni. anJ in Farmville by Win.