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NORFOLK, March 50.

We have very little expectation that the po-
5Itlvc evidence Of the continued hostility o tb:
French government, which We are now about
TO lay before our readers, will convince cur
government, that the French DEGREES arc not
revoked. But as it is in the way CT our duty,
TO notice passing occurrences, and TO ntora
thUso " h'js,a 1t may concern, OF the danger 10
which their interests are exposed, We present
the following statement:
CAPTAIN HEWITT, late of the fine ship IL
sic, OF Philadelphia, arrived here on Friday
last, IN the brig Nctory, from St. BagthoIo'
news. lie informs US that be'salIed from
Z aiiadel phia, Oh the 10Th December last with
cargo u Flour, Corn, sc. worth, including
Che ship, about S 10000. On the 18th Of "a
nuary, IN lat. A, long. 81, tell III with French
division, consisting of the Arrlanne, and an
dromache, of AZ guns each, and Mam'iGh'
corvette, under the command OF Comnoo0''
Feretier, which division sailed from Na'S
on tie 6th CT January, They carried captain
Hewitt on board the commodores snip, "N!''I
he was informed, that according to his lASIU''
tons, the commodore must destroy The A''@'
With Neo QoLiC dCIOI uHlSlI' -
the narrative of captain Hewitt, which c0I',1
ponds with the deposition Of Mr. Che'p' "Ht u
has been heretofore given, and has 0een '', ~
before congress. We entrcat ouE Ies"'I' 81
peruse the statement, and the Cel
the French commodore. His oFce.S 'S''
from the Miaister q the MaTine-no o''"I,r
ry movement Of a hot-headcd comnai'1s, ,. ~.
the regular ORDER 10 burn, SILK an" |I'"N:
from the government Of France I r;o ~
Hewitt states, that lis treatment "' n,E.s,
board the French ship, was very PoI't' l| h
ships were on cruize, and the Co'''''0r nro-
informed capt. II. that he had 8 n'O'' s,n +; IN
visions, and months water lhTy 'S 5,orv,
with brig from Charleston 10 po' s~,rrd
which they let pass, their orders o,ly s 'r
to American vessels bound TO BRUSH or noio.
and Portuguese ports, or those Of 'nt' ii I or
nies-that is to say, to ninc'tenlns u "
vessels. :. 10 pria.
The ship Dorotheo, from CadIz - rr.orb,
delphia, has also been burned 10y tho
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THE PRINCE REGENT.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. %.

LIVERPOOL, FEB. 70.
We particularly recommend the following
TO our readers, as a supplement to the Prince
Regents letter, given in our last number.
Letter q the Prince Regent 10 Mr.. Perceval,
dared Carlton House, Fec. A, 1911.
The Prince of Wales considers the mo-
ment to be arrived which calls for his decision
with respect to the persons to be employedb by
him in the administration Of the executive go
vernment Of the country, according to the
powers vested III him by the bill passed by
the two houses of parliament, and now on the
point of receiving the sanction OF the great
seal.
The Prince feels it incumbent upon him, at
the present juncture, to communicate to Mr..
PercevaI his intention not to remove from
their stations those whom he finds there, as
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his majcsty's official servants, A,,
time, the prince owes it to the trv,t '"s Sane
cerity OF character, which he ,rus,s a'a sln.
pear in every action OF his life, in r wilt sp
situation placed, explicitly TO declare "D''e'cr
irresistible impulse Of fiial duty AMI '"at tie
ton to his beloved and atFie, ",lu >'iec.
leads him to dread that any act Of ,ha Iaer,
might, in the smallest degree, have ~ y, regent
OF interfering with the progress Of NV (iS eject
reign's recovery. This considerat;"aa So'y'
dictates the decision now conmnr;o., ''@'e
Mir Perceval. 'l@"d 10
Having thus performed an &C, Of ;,E.
sibIe duty, from just sense of what iillSFcR'
his own consistency and honor, the prr co' 10
only to add, that among the mapv bIess' IDS
to be derived from his majcstys rcstor,,;""S
health, and 10 the personal exerc;,a ar,
royal functions, it will not in the princo,, N'
tlmatlon, be the least that that most fnrfn. '''
event viii at once rescue him from sjr,Gas
of unexampled embarrassment, and ~.
end to slate Of affairs, i'll calculated ="
fears, to sustain the interests Of the n9;. ~
kingdom in this awful and petilocs crisis .@I
most difficult to be reconciled to the cern s'u
! principles of the British constitution, ''
February Is.
Lord Castleresgh, in accepting So, :,
the cabinet, has stipulated to come in free >.
to the Catholic question, to vote as he please,
Lord c. is now secretary Of foreign affairs
the Marquis Wellesley having resigned
The king of Sicily has actually abdic,t,9
the throne, and the queen is to NEEDLE M
more with public concerns
FRENCH LICENCES
An adjustment has been made with both
governments, that the Interchange shall com.
mence with the import Of the commodity ST.
pulated by France. Six licences, all dated
the 10th of Feb. have been signed by Napo.
leon for different cargoes.
FRENCH PAPERS.
The French assert that they have seized
Pomerania for no other object but TO prevent
the traffic Of the British with the territories
or the southern shore of the Baltic. Some
doubts are thrown upon the abrogaticn Of the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES by the capture Of
two American vessels bound to this country,
the one of which has been taken to Calais the
other to Dieppe.
Stocks-Consols e. l-3.
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HOUSE OF LORDS. Feb. 90.

The Marquis Of Lansdown postponed his
motion relative to the Orders in Council, from
Monday to Friday se'night.
Lord Wellington has been created an Earl
by the Prince Regent, and the House of Com
mons passeda vote granting him an addition
al annuity Of 1000, for his services in Por-
tugal.
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NOTICE.

The Farmers Bank Of Alexandria, this day
declares Dividend of profits on its Capital
Stock, paid in, of per cent. for the last six
months, payable to Stockholders or their Re-
personalities on Monday she 9th inst.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
April I--.2 eoaw
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500 Tickets to be consiIered one days
drawing.
First drawn Ticket, the 10th, 18th, 18th
10Th, elst, ga, 23d, oath, 26lh and 27,h
DAYS, (ths Tickets constituting Prizes except
ed each, entitled 10 100 Tickets IN THIS
Glass.
Prizes payable so days after the drawing
is completed, suojcct TO Is per cent deduc-
ton.
Last drawn SEQ Tickets each day from
the 4 st to the 50th day inclusive, entitled TO
10 dollar, payab!ein Tickets in the Sd Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes IN tn.
Glass, to consist Of the Numbers from i0,O0l
to ll,Qoo inclusive each hundred to be one
prize, the lowest hundred for the 9th day
the next lowest for the 18th day, and so OIL
until the 10 prizes are drawn
Purchasers of 100 Tickets, or more, to be
entitled to a credit oil thirty days after the
drawing of this class, for no;es with approx
ed indorsers
All Prizes not demanded within l 3 months
after the drawing of this clas,, viii be con-
sidered as given up for the benefit of the
Lottery.
Each Prize of 10 collars drawn IN TIE First
Glass, viii be rece we'd repayment of ticket"
in this Class at eiaht dollars and fifty GEMS
The Man gers If the Potomack and ohc"
nandoah Navigation Lottery having com
pleted tbs drawiFg Of the first class they
trust to the satisfaction OF all concerned,
which has given stimulus TO the improve
ment of the navigation Of those rivers, that
promises a speed, completion OF that useful
work Offer this scheme to the public un-
der we'll founded expectation that it will
meet with their appreciation and support,
particularly OF all immediately interested in
making those rivers nayi~ahle 81 all seasons.
CHARLES SIMMs, President.
JOHN MASON.
JONAH THOMPSON, Direc-
WILLIAM STEWART, ftors.
GEORGE PETER,
AprilS
RP Tickets in the above Lottery NAV be
had at the compony's fl e in Geors etown,
of the .rrea ,urer, where will be received
Ten Dollar Prizes in the fist class in pay
ment Tor Tickets in this class.
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PALMERMo, January 27.

PALMERMo, JANUARY 27.
I" have much pleasure in saying that affairs
are adjusted to the satisfaction of our govern
ment. Lord w. Bentinck has been indefati-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-21

Collectors projections.
Documents from the Department oi
State.
Indenturcs.
Marriage certificates.
Such apologies, and the rejection Of such
documentary proof, amount nearly to a re-
fusal to release our seamcn altogether.-
Release of seamen, however, is not the
question. The British must ceuse 20 inn
fress Americans and the principle of the
flag protecting the mariner can, alone,
give sufficient surety against impressment.
There remains to be considered, the sub
ice, of Bloeko6es, and that of the Orders
in Council. These shall treat OF together,
They are Of the same family and ought
not TO DC separated.
(7ote continued.
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JAMES MADISON

NIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF
Richmond Disfrst, the II iii day 81 jun. 1919. 'e
DsaIei tandewaIl, administrator, &c. of Markes
Vandewal, decd. f,LtE
AGAINST
John Price and Mary r.. mia wife, GiIley NJ Lew.
is, Walter Shelton and Ann his wife, Marin Price
Richard Carter and Susanna his wife, John Price
the younger Rives Price, William Burton, surviving
ex'or of Francis Lewis, decd, Hudson Lewis Chas.
w. Lewis, Francis Lewis, William Depreist and f.
liza his wife, and William Lewis the said Walter
Shelton, Charles w. Lewis, and Gilley NJ Lewis.
ex ors. OF Wiltshire NJ. Lewis, decd; the said Gill
ley M. Lewis, surviving exor. Of Charles Lewis, Sc
Nor, dec'd devisee of Wiltshire Al. Lewis, decd,
and the said Walter Shelton, John Price and Giiley
NJ. Lewis, ex'ors. of Susanna Lewis, decd.
DeftS
The Defendant, Hudson Lewis, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according to
the act Of assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he Ia not
an inhabitant of this country II is ordered That
the SAID Defendant do appear here on the first day
ct the next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
n copy. Tcste,
VIZ. w. HENING, c. c.
August Z. wswp
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N CHANCERY.-United States Csprt, nth
s Great aud VDginia district, Saturday .nay
so, 1879.
Robert GourIey, Executor of the last viii and ties.
lament OF Arienn Randolph, deed Pltf.
AGAINST
Carter Page, Executor of Archibald Cary. who
uvv'see and heir OF Peyton Randolph decd s !, -
bert West admir- Of Philip l.. Grimes. who was ,x-
ecutor OF John Robinso-, Surveying executor AZ mil
Up Grimes, deceased, and Edmund Jenninps
BY consent Of the Plaintiff and Of the necs,,,ne
Edmund Randolph Il re ordered and decyreJ 49,
Martin Dawson and Geo. Greenhow. or e;tbsr -
them, DO make sale OF the slaves snd other nronar
y IN the indenture Of trust Of the 10th of nv lon
mentioned, on credit OF aud 8 months ftak;nr-
bond and good security, payable to them ~, te ,,,ss
tns snai' act as commissioners aforesaid and tri-
the sSd bonds INTO court, to be disposed of as ti,e
court shall direct The said sale. TO be ADVERTISED
iour weeks IN three of the Nchmond news-,,ate,,s
Anu IT Is further ordered that either of the "a
commissioners may sell separate any part of the sold;
property and IT is further ordered that tho decre
against inc defendant Edmund Randolph, shall ,,of
pe enforced against his person until the trust fund Ia
disposed oil, neither bis person nor property belize H.
so'e beyond me sum decrecd TO be paid b, him ana
oy consent Of the Plaintiff. and Of Carter PAGE eTsc
1toF Oh Archibald Cary, who was executor Of retc-
tAnioiph IL is ordered that one Of the coIn1ojss;
ohers OF this court DO examine state and sctt, AZ
account o. the administration of the said Csry nd
the ssld Randolph, on the estate ofthe said Xrsl;.
bald Cary. '@''' ~ sue
q Copy
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4 Copy
Ieste
VIZ. MARSHALL, OK.

IOIICEmBy virtue of the foregoing deeree.
Will BE SOLD, ut public auction. to tbs
highest bidder, on Thursday the 9th iav Of Aue1sa
next, at the Washington Tavern in this civ. fba
property embraced in the sa, decree, upon the
terms therein expressed, vizDick judy, and ihcir.
children, Suekey and Lucy and Sam, Hepev aud
then children, Seceondy, Mourning, Edmonia, Lew
VS. IS, B'enhem aud his wife Pblis and children.
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his yife and
children, Watt and Billy and Jammey and lie IL
Dolly and child, Lydia, jenny Willard, lie wis.Ai.
So Tue library OF law and other books, of wI,icL
list VIII be produced likewise the furniture. con-
s,stng of beds, blankets, sheets, house linen and o.
ther iurnture, the plate ofthc said Randolph. on
sSting OF silver cup, silver coffee pot ten ditto.
90. sugar dish, silver waters, six dozen sily er
spoons largo and small, carpets cIfina one coach,
Phaeton, two horses.
The sale viii commence at 10 o'clock
June 80. O'"t n
=. QJ, The aforementioned sale is postponed until
Tuesday the Goth Oct. next.
GEO. GKEENHOw, Con,'y.
y -" wtds
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" WGINlA--ln Halifax County Court---In Chan.
Gerry 22d June 1872
Bruce = r"sley' PLAINTIFF.
Thomas Boothe,. William Fourqurean and Mat
thew Winlree, defendants
The defendant Boothe not having entered his an
pearanee and given security according to the act of
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court----and it az
pesIing to the satisfaction Of the Court that he Is
not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth mo.
ton Of the plaintiffs by their Counsel II is ordered
that the said defendant, Boothe, do appear here on
the iou'tn MONDAY IN September next, and answer
the bill of the plaintifsand that copy Of f;s ~.
der te forthwith inserted in oue oi the newspspcls
published IN the City Of Richmond for eight week
suecessiyeiy and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse oftIie sad County.
a CopJ, Icsfe,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, q. c. He.
july 10. va
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aCRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL for vsuag a.
dies-Mr. Mrs. Gorlier, lately from Nor
lpiS' respectfully inform the citizens Of Richmond,
have opened SCHOOL IN the bonse isteiv oco,;.
ped by Mr.. Girariin as an Academy, near he Ca
P1o'' where they purpose % teach young ladies the
french Language grannsiisally Geography. lis
Ny, bmOroidefy aud all Kind Of Needle work
Music on the Piano Forte tanslt bv Sir tayl;sr
VINO 'er these fifteen years has been cinplsyed with
success Those who may 9on5do Young ladies 10
,heir care may rest assured hat every attention vii
terms. F" ~ S"V'
August 4. So
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z. otICE.- In conformity st The provisions con.
a u'neg " uecl 81 tras1 executed 90 nc "
George Wicy, to indemnify FLEMING 9ns.sl. Fslan
on MONDAY ed day If August ncNt. before t,e door
Of the Court Heuse Of iIenricJ COUNTY, expose to
sale BY public auction 70 te highest L.dc~ r5r rea.
d. money, one half acre lot ofland more or less,
with the improvements thereon, lying ia he Town
Of Hanover, being tie satae which was formerly
owned by JolIp Parker, ard wss- by him an3seM
sold and conveyed. totl,e said Wiey2-The proceeds
# sale, to be applied asreea5'y to the directors %
the said tract
sAML. MeCRAw Trustee.
JOlJ e. yI4v
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August z.

HeY VIRTUE Of Deed OF Trust made to the
ND Subscriber by Warner l.. Wormiey on the
goth day OF March 1871, and recorded in the Coin.
~ Court Of King William, for purposes therein ey
pressed, will be Sold on Friday the 1fth day of
sept. next at Tompkins and Webster's Min in the
said County Of King William, (or ready money, the
following slaves and other property to wit Traves
BiyIaus, Jerry, Joe, Ned, Rozetta, Betty and Child
Two riding Horses, two Carriage Horses one Car
rage and harness, one riding CHAIR mules, pillow
Horses, one brood mare, three in foaI, two Colts
and all The said Wormleys Farming utensils with the
stocks of Hogs, Cattle and Sheep and all lis House.
hold and Kitchen furniture; the articles being too
numerous to enumerate, but win Tally appear by re-
ferrng TO tie said Deed, copy OF which will he pro.
dueed on the day Of sale, or so much Of said bro.
perry as viii raise money enough to answer the
purposes OF the conveyance aforesaid.
JOHN FOX.
King William County, August II. wtdsp
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August z.

NIRGiNiA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
flee of the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the eleventh day of July 1912.
Gervas Storrs. sheriff of the county of Henrco, to
whom the estate of Fortunatus Sydnor hath been
committed for administration, by the court of the
said county of Henrico, PItf:
.lgdipa
Jesse Smith, Robert Sydnor, Wlism G. Sydnor,
John r. Price, executor of James Price, who was
executor OF Samuel Price, who was during his life
sole acting executor of Forunatus Sydnor decd, s.
John Hewlett, executor of John Hewlett, who was
surviving executor of the said Fortunatus Sydmor,
deed. {)efs =
The subpoena scirefacias awarded in this cause, not
being returned executed on the defendants Robert
Sydnor aud William G. Sydnor, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants
OF aids Voanry IL IS orpered That the said defend
ants do appear here the first day Of the next
term and shew cause, if any they can, agajnet the
revival thereby sought; and that copy Of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond, for two months success
svey and posted at the front door OF the Capitol in
the said city.
copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENfNG, c. c.
august Z. w8w
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sARUGS * NEDlCINES--Tbes nb.erihsr -
NJ pectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has opened in the tenement next below
Messrs Fhzwhylsonn 4 Potters and near the corner
OF the street leading from the main street TO Nav.
oldge general and vel selected assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c. which he offers for
sale unreasonable terms for cash or accepances in
town.
July 10. Htf
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JOHNSON e WARNER, BookseIlero. rGcb.
- mond, Va, have Just published Arrowsmitb's
MAPS OF Europe, Asia, Africa and America, which
may be hsd separate or in sets.
Subscribers at a distance Will please call or send
for their Maps.
july ~. vim
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NOTE.


a" md -Dhereas IL hath been further re-
$rescntfd unto rs, that divers mariners and
sedlfaTfng men, our natural born subjecfs.
haze been induced 10 ACCEPT letters Of ma
turaifzatfon, or certificates If citizensbih.
from foreign StaseS and hare been fau0bt
10 believe hct By such letters or certificates
they are discharged from that dun ofaHe =
gfdnce Which, as our natural born 8nbtccfs
they QUE to va nozo 7ye do hereby 7uars1 ali
such n,atiners. seoToring men, and others.
our natural born sUbiecfs, thgf no sueh let
rers # naturalization, or certificates Of CHI
zenshi1 do, or can in any manner, M-
Uest orr natural born su6jects Of Me
uHegidnce, 10, IN any degree alter h-
dntg Which they ozoe 30 rs heir LqqpfilI NO.
Oereign." British Proclamation of October
is, 1907. notwithstanding this doctrine,
eheHfy aUo7oed, every foreign seaman, qvhe,
ia ne Tine ef war, seTUes on lizard British
sti7, is, by stat. Is Geo. IT. E. ipso facto ma
tarafzed, end firc.ecIed as asu6jeet efG
Britain.
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GENERAL Posi- OFFICE,
Washington City, June ~, 1919.
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ENQULRER-oFRIcE, oet. 90.
BONDS FOR Go0ps 1MpoRrEr

BONDS FOR GOODS IMPORTED.
TO a letter ./rom snndry merchants or Mis
city, on the su1ject ofthe hrrsent fn,h or-
fafon II gooas from Eagiand, and the
condact 10 be o6serUed by Collectors, &c.
me /oho7yns Retry has been receiUed
j'ona the Secrefary offhc Treasury:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
October 6, 1912.
Your communication of the 1st instant
has been received. The Collector of Nor.
folk has been instructed not 10 detain here
after vessels bound to- interior ports and
with respect to those already libelIed, and
the cargoes o. which may be restored by
order OF the Court, to accept as sureties to
the bonds given for the value aud for the
duties, persons residing in the respective
ports of destination.
Restoration on gIring bond to await the
decision of the CoGr never takes place bu,
b virtue of an order Of Court but the u. :
- far as they are concerned, will not Oh
.sse such orders Wit, respect to American
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OIiCE.-The public is hereby informed that a
~ Christian Library has been established in the
city OF Richmond, aud that the ssaiehoders NAV All.
ply to John Seabrook, the Librarian for the use of
such books as have been purchased, on Tuesday the
goth inst. and or every day thereafter, sabbath
days excepted, between the hours of ten & twelve
a. NJ. at the Library room, nearly opposite the
Globe Tavern
The Directors of the Christian Library, believing
that there are many old and valuable religious books
scattered throughout the country, which ON con.
currence OF circumstances, not highly valued by
those IN whose possession they are; Give notice.
that such books will be purchased by the Directors
IT offered on moderate terms or will be thankful
agreeable. ,.;.
They who have such books are respectfully soIi-
eited as they are DESTROYS to favour an institution
winch has the cubic gooi for its object to send cat
aiogues OF them TO Mr.. John Seabrook, Rich.
mond. a..
Printers of Newspapers throughout the State
who are DESTROYS tofprO,note the bene VIOLENT object
o. cur institution, are requested give the above
IN Insertion three or four times in their papers
THE DIRECTORS.
October 80. 20
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lRHINlA AT Rules holden in the Clerks OF.
~ nee OF The superior Court of Chanee,y for The
H,chmond District, the le,h day OF Oct Isie-
Charles owinn and William Smith, merchants and
partners, acting * trading under the frm of Char.
Gwinn SEQ. Pig
.4gainst
VIM. Jones * John ParkhilI DeG,,
ne Deienoant William Jones not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according IN
the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court.
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he L
not an nhabtsnt of this sountry-H is ordered thas
the sa'd defendant do appear here on the first day
of the next term & answer the bin ofthe Piaintifs
that copy of this order be fort with inserted in
some newspaper published in the City Of Richmond
TWO months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
.4Copy. Teste
October so. W ~.
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10000 DOLLARS!ii
The 18th days drawing of the

The 18th days drawing of the
BALIIHORE E2CCLyvE LN.STJ1yT1Yo.N.
l. q rte RY.
(2nd CLASSY viii! take place on Tuesday next f,b.
ord OF November) when the First Drawn Ticker
Will be entitled to 1sSenty Thousand Dollars
Besides the above, there are still in the wheel.
q Of 5000
of 1000
Present price of Tickets 10 dois
Tickets and Shares in great variety of Numbers.
Office, No. ITO, Market-Street, Baltimore.
- Adventurers ut distance will be supnIed
with Tickets the same if present-Orcers. inelos.
ing the cash (post paid) will be imm edatey attend
ed to. Register is kept of all Tickets aod at CO.
mems offlce, and the earliest advice sent of their
fate decided.
Baltimore, October 9th, 1872 o.