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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-03
Norfolk. March o.

4Np' Oth3 4huf Ift ~.
A letter from Mr. Lyford's CORES
pondent, dated Richmond, March %,
says
among The papers I send you is
one containing d list ofthe Prizes drawn
in the Maryland State Lottery on the
last day. Richmond has, as usual re-
ceived more than her share of the
great Prizes-The 100000 was sold
at Cohen's Office in this city, where
was also sold $1,000 prize. Allen
& Co sold at their Office here one OF
the S1O,O00's, to DR.. Piers, of Gooch,
land, and a $1,000, to G. Palmer re.
eelved his money Immediately as no
doubt the holders of the other prizes
willimmcdIately on presenting them ="
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-03

thing worth noticing had been under
taken by any party.
On the morning ofthe III, the Colum-
ban squadron re.took an American
vessel.
On the 18th, his Majesty's brig
Swallow, with the vessel under con
voy, passed Porto Cabello for La
Quay ia.
General Paez had marcaed for Val.
encia, leaving in the lines ofthe Sava.
ma of st. Lucie 800 men, infantry and
calvary.
Two Colombian corvettes and a
brig were in Berburata. They had
fired some shot in the direction of Por-
to Cabelio, but owing to the distance,
without effect
An arrival from st. Martha has
brought accounts, that while General
Montilla was organizing his troops at
Rio dc la Haehe, in order to attack
Maracaybo, intelligence was received
that the town of Clenaga had revo!ted
He Immediately despatched Colonel
Reinbold witi1the Tlradores, who sue.
ceeded in restoring tranquility. On
the Sd January rev0k took place in
st. e.-artha, which was headed by
some Galatians and Indians, who raade
themseive,; masters d the place. On
this INTEL, ence reaching General Mon
til!s, he Immediately marched with
1000 men, and regained possession of
the town, after some srifing resistance
MIsny Cas-lans, Spanisrds, and others
have been punished in an exemplary
manner; md on the Goth January or.
der yyao completely restored.
On the 25th General MontiIla re.
.sumed his operations against Maracabo
having left competent garrison in st.
Martha. Gomez. the Indian Chief,
is stated to have been Killed by Sar
doz
Letters brought by the same vessel
say, that General MontiIIa, having
received intelligence OF some move
ments at Ccans, in favour of The Span.
ish party, proceeded by sea towards
Barnquilla, where he had disembark,
ed his troops TO proceed to Ocane to
quell the insurgents.
FROM TRINIDAD.
Captain Godfrey, at New York, in.
forms that the nine pirates taken by
the Spanish soldiers, still remained in
prison.
COL. FORTRESS SQUADRON.
We learn by the Enterprise, at
New York from St. Thomas, that all
of Com. Porter's squadron, except the
Greyhound, were in St Thomas, on
Monday the s. inst The English
>neet, consisting of ~, two frigates,
and sloops of wa, passed St Thomas
the same day, bound to leeward.
PIRATES.
Capt, Gushing, ofthe brig Cuba at
New York, states, that the Pirates fit
ted out boat from Matanzas, and had
captured the Br. Schr. Enterprize,
and massacred all hands O.. board, ex-
cept two females, who were landed
10 leeward.
CAPE HAYTIEN.-By the ar
rival at this port on Monday after.
noon, oftlre schr. Fawn, in 10 days
from Caps Haytien, we learn, that
on the 18Th Feb between the hours
oftwo and three O'Clock, A. NJ. two
very severe shocks of earthquake were
felt at The Cape. The first was about
one mlnutea's duration, and after an
interval of!iiteen or twenty seconds,
the second shock was felt, which
iased about half a minute, and was
the mos. severe Unfortunately caused
no damage at the Cape. At Con.
aives the shock was so severe as to
shake the tiles off the houses.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-03
LOSS OF THE U. S. sCHR. REVENGE.

Capt. Coward, has favored the FIX
change with Charleston papers to the
18th inst.-the last of which contains
the account of the loss of the U. s.
schr. Revenge. Lieut.. Levy,in the Bay
OF Honduras; the guns spars, sails, rig
sins, &c. and $4,000, ION freight
were saved.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-03
,: J~A:0
SPANISH CORTES.

The following inimitable retort upon the
Caluminlators of the Spanish Cortes is.
From the Lsna0n Globe
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
DIED.,

Near Broad Creek. Prince Georges
County, Md. on Sunday evening last. IN
the 18th year Of her age, Mas. ELIZA
w. LIVES, consort of Dennis Nj. Lyles.
Esq daughter Of the late John Cur
son Seton, Of this place
Cut OFF as she is. in the bloom of her
life, it is consolation that by the most
perfect amiabi!i'y Of manners she en-
deaied Herself to all who knew her, and
1t may He truly said of her that she
faithfully and affeciionately discharged
the duties Of mother, wife and sister,
Surrounded by despairiDg husband,
and numerous body Of relations and
friends, she left this transitory life, in
the christian belief Of happier and an
everlasting home. She has lett three
infant children, happily as ye' ignorant
of the loss they have met with.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

On Tuesday a, 10 O'Clock, will BE- sold
~ at the auction store, sundry goods,
(nany without reserve, among which
are
Sugar in bis. Vinegar in DO w. Rum
in do. superior beet, shad, soap. Candles,
m"uld and dpt, mustard, ground ginger,
Port we,
Aiso,, U,laout reserve, by order Of on E1-
eCufOr,
4 10: of ink-powder and blaoking, one
corn breaker, Also,
Superb sIdebosrds, chairs, bureaus,
bedsteads, beds, &c. Also,
Shues, and an excellent assortment Of
mems and boys bats, ohIldren's fancy
hats, spring sbawls, &c
Also zritheW reserOe.
bureau, ~ chars. par tables. bsd,
| bedstead, on account of whom it nay
concern
Also bis. good West India sugar.
S A. MARSrELLEk, suc;.
sDr 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
The Subscriber
Five Dollars Reward,

(.4nd no questions asked)
GTOLEN irom my stall YESTERDAY
- morning, TWO SMALL BOCKS--,
ore W ith leather cover, with weights OF
cattle and the person purchased tlom = -
The other with charges in It, o! the dit
ferent persons that purchased beef, &c.
LAWRENCE HOOP Jr.
april 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
For freight.

.Aks, The schi. MIND, w. Rogers,
kAsHSmasler; carries about 800 bbls; is
good vessel and will be ready for Car
go in three days.
ALSO,
~AAa, The superior schooner ANN, B.
.gEssesai Webb, master; carries lsUO bbls !;
will take freight to Europe, lbe West
Indies, or coasiwise,
ALSO,
,AAS, The schr PATRIOT, captain
.&T& Bunker; carries 900 bbls aud will
take freight to any eastern port. Also,
For Freight,
81, The Schr. MARIA. captain Ma
Ss&son; an excellent vessel bur;hen
900 bbs. and will BIZ ready for a cargo IN
four dsys;--and for sale said schr's cargo
oil ~, 900 ieet merchandise lumber. APP
ply to WIN FOWLE & Co.
april I9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
OHzIO;
Consisting Of the .toltouing Recita-
tons and Songs:

Consisting of the toltoping Recita-
tons and Songs:
Part Isl. An occasional poetical adj
dress. Song. Let tame sound the rum
pet, and cry 10 the war. Recitation, The
silver Tankard. New song, The Spirit
OF Leonidas 10 the, Greeks Recitation
Iusiihc alton, or never hungry, dry, nor
tired! Comic song A Cure for Tipping
or, The Queer Little Man got a long way
TO go.
p,rt Cd. Song, Black-Eyed Susan
Recitation, The French Snuff Box Co
mic song, Tippity witchet, or, lnvolunta-
nv Commissions. Recitation, The Twu
Stammerer. New song, Uncle Sans Com,
or Columbian Dollars. Part Sd. OPT
CAL VAGARLES; accompanied with vo.
cal instrumental, and rhetorical illustra-
ions in winch upwards OF thirty sub
)ec,s will be displayed. The particulars
of which will be gwen in future bills
The above optical arrangement has been
all the winter in preparation, al consider
able pains and expense many OF the h
cures will appear as # coming from an
immense distance, will approach close.
and vanish 10 different ways. Most OF the
human fgores will move either their IN
der law, eyes, arms, or feet; and are CAL
cula,ed to shew how the ignorant may
have been imposed upon in former ages,
0FDoors opened al past E O'Clock,
performance to commence at past pre-
ciseiy. Tickets Tor the boxes or pitt So
cents each, children hall price, gallery
25 cents; to be had at the theatre on the
day of performance.
The strlctest order will be observed,
respecting smoking, &c. as arrangements
are made for tbat purpose.
CHARLES BURTON.
apr 22
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
Notice.

'>HE subscrILe,s a4XUus 10 correct any
Il mistake which ay have occurred in
The late assess ent previous to ,b, court OF
appeals, W a''eHd at George Drinker',
store. ION King sueet, between the hours of
3 and 10 O'Clock, Am, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday next, wh.r those
Interested viii please 10 call
JOHN GRID,
GEO. DRlNkER, assessors.
april %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
For Sale.
II Tract of Land.

IN Fairfax county, 10 miles from Alex.
L andria and eight from Georgetown,
containing FOUR HUNDRED {. EIGH-
IY acres, about loo acres of which is
heavily tinbered. There is an excellent
orchard on the premises. A great bargain
may be had If Immediately applied tor.
april 22 DANIEL F. DuLANY,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
IN MARINE LIST, ~
PORT OF ALEX .A.NDRI.A

April l9-.irrlved,
Schr. John g. James, Scott FIN Port
tobacco; tobacco to VIM. Fewle j. Go.
Sailed,
Schr. Hope, Smith, Warren, r. l..
Fnend-to. Peace, Fendail, Mat
tocks
Schr. New Priscilla, Immobr, W.
Indies.
Schr. Ann, Webbs. Thomaston.
Schr. Margaret, Harding, Boston.
Schr. Rose-in-bioOm, Weeks, Old
Point.
Schr. Rose-io- bloom, Sowle, Barba-
dos.
Schr. Cent, Hal.ett, Newburyport
and Boston.
4pril %.
Brig Mary, Mayo, Amsterdam.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
For Charleston, 5. {.

For Charleston, 5. T..
* The schooner MINERVA, Nick.
&. erson, master; burthen about 6x5
bbls.; good vessel, and can be dispatch
ed Immediately.
For Boston,
ID, The schr FOUR BROTHERS,
Acapt y cberson; burlhen about 6 81
bbs. She is good vessel, and now rea-
dy 10 load. Apply to
JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Who hare for sale by sasd Oessels,
s. lierces new Rice
100 bbls tar
casks superior lamp oil
II casks vinegar
90 boxes mould candles
8 boxes oranges
IL casks butter
hhds rectitied rum
A bbls rose
Cinnamon, anniseed, SC
Peppermint cordial
A bales upland Gotten
40 reams wrapping paper.
apr 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
april 10
pThe drawings begin mex
Month.

Cohen's Office, Baltimore, April Cd, 1898
We have the pleasure TO announce. that
owing to the tlattering encouragement al
ready evinced by the public towards The
new schemes, the Commissioners and Ma
uagers have already been enable d 10 fix
early periods for commencing them, as
stated below. While rendering our &C
acknowledgements TO the publlc tor the very
extensive and continued patronage we Ie-
ceive, we beg permission on this occasion,
TO remark the expedition of drawing, as
we'll as the promptness and puaCtual'ty an
the paynlen, Of prizes, 1rhich huve alOeays
characterized Ike Baltimore Lotteries, and
which has deseryediy rendered them SO
popular not only at home, but IN every
section OF the Unon.---ln the tro Lotto
res herewith presented, the CASH, as
here toiore, can be had Tor all prizes sold
at Cohen's Office, the moment they are
drawn,
rn Avn cnt,pIS T n,ruN EDV
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
Eorter Ale & Cider.

Porter Ale q Cider.
TBNliE subscriber has now ready ter de-
a livery, and will keep constantly tor
sale, at tbestore formerly occupied by Mr..
J. Green, at the oyster dock wharf, very
Best bottled Porter, ate and
crab Cider,
either by wholesale OF retail. Customers
in town, may always have it
DELIVERED At THEIR HOUSES
without any additional charge, as be has
a nan employed for that purpose,
HIS LIQUORS WARRANTED GOOD,
or no charge.--Couniry customers can
always be supplied, on the shor,es, notice
and very best terms. general
assortment Of Groceries
for sale as usual.
90 900 lbs HOPS, Just received and
for sale by THOMAS WHIT LE,
april I9 AGENT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
For COWes.

xEsSA The superior brig ANN, captain
$780, Snow, will sail for Cowes about the
2Sth inst. and accommodate Jew passen-
gers. Apply to WIN FOWLE & Co.
april l9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND, NO. 2,
100000 Highest Prize.

Begins drawing in the city of Baltimore
on Wednesday, The 28th OF May, and will
progress under the superintendent OF the
appointed by the Cover
nor and CuuncIl.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-27
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Tertas efsulscribtio1,-S peranpuIn, bayadle
IN aavance Subscribers who do not comply
with lis con }ition win BE charged At the rate
of s. per annun. fnlare to give notice Of
a visa to discontinue AT the end of each term
will be considered as Il new engagement. No
paperto be discontinued (unIess at the option
Of the Elitor) until all arrearages shall have
been paid.
.3Ioerasemsnts, not exceeding square, will
be nserted at s. for the first and 50centsfor
each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise
ments in the same proportion.
CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-27
Fran The Missouri hltsWgeacer, Dec. }.

Fran Fort .atk.nson. obhgng correspon-
dent Al fort Atkinson has favored us with a co
Ply of Col. Leavenworth's second despatch to
Sen. Atkinson. containing much more detail
ed account of his expedition against the AFRICA
Jas than that contained in his first official re-
port. This document. from its minuteness Of
detail, on a subject of great national interest,
will no doubt be perused with great attention
and pleasure. We regret that we are obliged
TO deter portion OF this interesting commun-
cation I'LL our next numbers but its great
length, and the late hour al which il came to
hand, precludes the possibility Of giving the
whole Of ii 10 our readers to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09
WM. D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

KfEFs CONSTANTLY as uNND,
FtGIACLfS muunted IN silver, steel
- also Goggles. Spectacies with double glasses nd ne ~
glasses 'ote aud 60 put into old frames which he
viii have done At The shui test nutice.
GLOBES, mathematical instupirnfs na pnet tbermnrn-
eier water colors, baek aud red crayons pencils
bucks ard paper.
VioblNS GERMAN FLUTES. Fareocfs, rlarionetis,
e-' instruction books and lpr different iusfrt-
and rceds. -
WALKING CANES, pen and pocket knives, aad pocket
bouks.
BInLES, TESTAMENTs, PRAYER and hymns books.
SCHOOL BOOKS Greek. Lntin French aud English,
with general assortment vi literary works.
NLANk BOOKS ut Az descriptions. Tor merchants or
county court Offices ruled md made pattern with or
without faint lines, patent itatks and Russia bands
LARGE WRITING. ioolScap and letter papers in great
variety, snd parchment
Old books hound nnd al kinds ofbnding done in The
hanhsOmest ani must durable
Every article sold the lowest and all order.
promptly attended 10.
November %. 5q-wer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF pELEoAT

Il
Friddy, Dec On MIR. GusIin's motion, rhe
Commute uf FIDauce were instructed to enuo,r.
INTO so much Of the Auditors Communication IT,
respects ne nscons'ruriion of The revenue law,
sulje cUDg unImproved lois . town to taxation.
o motion Of No D'vis of Hanover ResoIred As
standing rule of has House, that committee he
appointed, as other coH0'itees ate to examine the
accounts Of the second Auditor Whose duty il
shall tie To ascertain whether not the warrants
i'om ~ u department have been issued upon legal
aud s"ihcIeui evidence aud also 10 examine into
The state aud condition Of The office generally land
report thereof 10 the House.
Nj Thomas submitted - resolution TO refer IN n
select committee so much Of the Governor's Com
muniraiion, ~ relates 10 he ereciioa of addition
~ Arsenal ;--bu'. on mouon Of MIR. Thompson Of
FaIr'az, THIS resolution was laid upon The table
On motion OF Nj. Morris OF Han"yer the Report
Of the Rector and Visitors of the University ~ VIZ
ginia aud so much Of the Soverna'- Communic..-
non A. relates TO the Primary Schools were refer.
red 10 she Commitf"c of Schools snd Colleges
Or motion Of NJ. Ynncey, Resoired that The Ex-
ecU'ive Counciibe required 10 lay before hs House
fh' Journal Of their proceedings for the last wear
A peu'iOr waspresented from the rounty court Of
Amherst, from sundry mrmbers Of the bar of tI,st
cour', and others, praying for alteration in the
ume OF holding ~ quarterly term :--'phis petition
was laid upon the table
a ~ iitiOn presented from Jane Davis of Uor-
risop county praying for dirorce The House re-
fused 80 refer il Tue sam" fne attended petiilon
Of Huh AIie, for remHusrtfion fpr hi1 loss Of me-
gro, who was committed 10 Stafford jill for an nj
god nfience, and Afterwards escaped. Without hav
ine received his u,,l
Petitions from sandry inhnlitanrs rs Loudoun.
~, The establishment Of town on Tho Land Of John
Ea'on, 10 he called Mpuni Cited from The
inhabitants Of Slrashufg ~ Shenandcai couniy for
extension of tie powers Of the trustees Of thar
town from sundry inhabitants Of Randoipi Mo-
noagalu HauisOD aud Pfesion for the formation of
new county within rcriain boundaries therein -
from sundry inhabitants Of II ,Idsx cnuufy praying
separate elecon he uptili side Of Ban,ster liver
| and frOm joins aud Elisha Roscberr, Tor tine
establishment Of fey from their iot in the town ri
| fioni' Pcasaat Mason county. across I've Ohio
r,er :--we,c referred 20 the COMMITTEE Of PROPOSE
. ions Il Grievances.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09
ROBBERY OF THE NAIL.

For some weeks past, the Western mail due
at this Post Office, has been subject 10 depre-
dation. Some Of the merchants have sustain
ed losses of their remittances from the West
err country, as New Orleans, Mobile, &C.
We too had suffered in the small way.-In
some few Cases. the letters had arrived at this
office, broken open most generally, however,
dexterously sealed up; but IN opening them
" the bird was flown" There. indeed, was
the tantalizing assurance, that the money had
been enclosed-but the money itself had van
ished and no appearance that the seal had
been broken.
So crying had the complaints become from
several quarters, that, we understand, the
Postmaster General came to the resolution to
attempt TO put stop to il. The measures
he pursued have SD far proved efficient.
An agent was sent on with particular in
structions To detect the pferer and the
scheme has eventuated in the apprehension of
the Postmaster at Newbern, Montgomery
county. We understand that on the e5th
ult. a letter was put into the Post Office by the
agent ut Abingdon, addressed To IA person in
this city, containing 90 in small n. c. notes.
The agent employed cuuntryman to call at
the Post Offic. at Newbern, to ask for let
ter, and, there being none for him, TO enquire
of the Postmaster il he could give him small
n. Carolina notes for two So, as he found it diff
hSpt w WI tHe TOdQ. Inc vi.
| tWolhferd) readily gave s % in the very notes
he had stolen from the agents letter. As soon
as the agent received these, he called AT the
office, and demanded of w. the other 8 TO-
He denied having them. The agent then de-
manded the keys belonging To the office, which
were Immediately delivered. On instituting
search, the other S 10 were found-when w
confessed his guilt. He was lodged in the jail
at Montgomery Courthouse on the evening of
the 23tn. II seems, that nearly every double
letter in WIS Office had been broken open-and
that ne had good deal of money, in notes of
varioHs banks in his possession.
We understand the Postmaster General is
about tn adopt other arrangements for pre-
venting depredations the Mails such as
locks made of different description from
those used in common on the mail bags
He will place these upon the bags containing
The principal mail, and use the present locks
for the way bags. This arrangement must
give much greater security than the present
plan; for, the P0stmasiers of the Offices be-
tween the distributing Offices, however disho
nest, will not have the means of examining
the principal mail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09

Several reasons IN support OF this changs-
readil, suggest themselves:
First: The printers uf the laws passed 4
Congress, are the officers Of Congress, an
ought to be elected by the body to which the
belong.
Second An authority to appoint a grea,
number of iUfluential officers ought never Ia
be vested in one man, without check or con-
trout. when the same might be elected by the
people, or by their representatives. The Gp-
pointing power is an attribute OF monarchy
election is the fayorte principle of republican
government.
Third: Giving the appointment of public
printers to the Secretary Of Slate is giving,
unnecessarily, great additional patronage to a
department already clothed with too much
power. -
Fourth This patronage map be abuse
II may b. used for elecliuneering purposes
We speak in future, for it would seem tina,
all Secretaries of State are To he looked upon
as hereditary candidates for the Presidential
chair.
Fifth: II is graiuitous degradation of
themselves, IN members of Congress, 10 go and
dance attendance upon The Secretary of
State, beg, intrigue, and carry petitions 10 get
printers appointed in their own states, when
the, themselves, from their acquaintance with
the parties and responsibility 10 the people,
could make a better and more dlsuterested
selection. AMI do it in manner more confur-
inab!e 10 the elective principle of our govern
inept.
Sirih: Nesting this patronage, over SO ma
ny presses in the department of state, is arm
ing the erecutire branch of the government
with Il tremendous power at the expense of
the popular branch Of the same government.
Tnr Effect has been constantly seen. 1t is
now fashionable thing inr.a multitude of
presses at the eud Teach session of Congress,
10 abuse the members, en- mosse and in all
controversies bt tween the executive and Con
grcss, the same presses take part with the mo-
narchical branch of the government against The
peoples own Immediate representatives This is
because Congress has subjected about NINETY
PRESSES Ia the an2ual, pecuniary, patronage
oi The department of state and twice or
thrice that number 10 the Influence of the
same department, because candidates for the
same patronage! FRANKLIN.
:. l. ii not INV abused Let the mem 1e,s of
Congress from each state answer from their chairs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09

This motion was opposed by Mr. Cares, end
Supported by the mover, Mr.. Blackburn and
Mr.. Briggs. Leave was granted, Ayes 90
Noes 50.
On Mr. Thomas's motion, the resolution Of
fered by him several days age, referring So
much of the Governors Message as relates ,n
an additional Arsenal, was taken up, amended
on the motion Of Mr. Thompson of +. and
agreed to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09

varieties Roses and 30 kinds Of Grapes inquired from,
tie celebrated collection in France This establish
ment the cldestin the Union, and Of than thrice the
of other in the state contains present
1000 species and varieties, complete catalogue with
has in been published in pamphei of I4O pages accom-
panied By TTcai'e their cultivation, wlth may be
tanned gratis of James Heron, Esq OF Richmond.
December a. 6S-6t