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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
PRESIDENCY.


The Impressions aud as-,lciliuns Of early life are
iminliTd upon subjects of are never aca-
ted even irom the minds of The greatest phosnnhers
ana when those impr ssions made hy The auihoT
y vi an instructor, ~ by the pecept aud example ot
=, beloved pdre"i, they endure until death -
fsn'eridInIng, rs we do, sincere respect for the
literary character OF Mr.. Adams the Secretary of
State, we regret that the unerring principles of hii-
man nature WHICH We have stated lead Ia result
mmidvonl able To his political character Nj, Adams
WAS Federalsi up 10 the Year 1907 and from 1908
to 1907 he was The leader of the Federal party IN the
Senate OF the United Sta'es. During the period
menlione', the Federal party, thus led on, made its
mIshteSi effort TO overIurn the Administered OF Ma
Jvht rsoh. Bu fortunately thar venerable patriot was
uiumi .iiau'ly supported by the Republicans of that
day, among whom MI. Crawford was then and had
long heen nunhered Who, then, was ilie instruc-
ter oi Nj Adams His father. in what political
creed did lie instruct his son? The same which Pre-
s''lcn, Adams promulgated white ir office Was this
creed confirmed by time and 10y habit In 1907 the
Secretary had aai"ed, II not passed middle age
Much, therefore, disposed 10 ihink Favour
ably at Nc. Adams ia many respects, we ihiuk that
hIs pooal opinions urfit hIm Tor the presidrncy.-
Nj. Crawford and Mr.. Adams both distinguished
10y talents aud integrity but Mr. CrawfOrd is of the
old demucrntic stamp. As "a Republican he was
elected to the Senate OF The Uninm-as Republican
ne became our ambassador AT the French Couri-as
Republican he has long held seat IN The nniion,l
cabWei-as he IS an old aud tried Republican, he is
safe guardian at the principles of government which
ne drmocra''c party has so gorousy esiabiished.-
HIS PLAN, social and Republican, manners his tried
idlenis and Integrity, aud above all his strong attach
me"i to naionn' economy designate Mir. Crawlord as
The people 5 man, and the Democratic Candidate for
the Presidency. 1TRoY BUpeET
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

III" 'i't ~ he matchmaking enn~rSA Sc hich a.'.'"d
follow ihc above, we shall add os.osTo~ wrh h,.
thrr remarks
ReMARKs.-Wr publish the above res"lu,
tons, which we learn were passed unanimous
ty, with pleasure, and they are s,icn as wrr, IL.
be expected from democratic ,.omina,j,g
committee. We are also pleased 81 see tia.
unanihn;y and good feeling which prevails OF
the occasion because they are the heralds al
success.
The committee we learn has selected a pure
ly democratic ticket, composed Of bid and IN
lurntal men of the party, AMI il will bee oh
served from the above that Two points are re-
solved upon from which no departure will b..
authorised One is TO support the caucus me-
mnation made at Washington, The other Ia
support the proposition To give the electors 10
the people and We are authorised To say,
that both these projects which are the wishes
of the people will he supported nv every man
on the ticket with corresponding faith aud en-
ergy. Nat. .4dp.
u is worthy Of remark, tina, the Rochester Tela-
graph, federal piper) the only 'urnal ~ the Wes-
tern District that supports Mr. Adams lnr tle Pres-
dency. Saratoga Sentinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
IVORY combs
DO o.. POCKET COMBS

with general assortment ot nort S5tV Hoyf C,+,so
Combs which he will sell Tor cash or approved name,
sr a"d will warrant thet superior fo an, Con,i ina,
manufactured iu tie eastward Those who were tb, Gus
requested 10 give him a cali
S. WONDFRLY,
No I, NORTH Fourth-street nee flv opnosi,s.
'ct. -. Nl-W4" fUhe's Hotel phiiadeufin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

GEORGETOWN, ID C.) Oct e4.-Five or
six hngsheads of prime tobacco were sold
yesterday as high as fifty dollars per hundred
These have commanded higher price
than any heretofore received we understand
they were planted by Mr.. johnson of Frederick
County, and surpass any ever exhibited here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
A SITUtT,OY IySN VIVIAN

I n private family pabic semintry. late graduate
who has had some experience in The Instruction OF
youth wishes 10 obtain sua'Iou IN phi, ate nnily or
public seminary, IN the capacy The most
satisfactory testimonials OF qualifications SCHOLAR
ht"esS as 20 character will be Produced Reference nnv
made tn the RI Rev Bishop MOnre.A line addressed 10
Is d. ami LETT at the Richmond post Office be imnledi-
ajeiy attended ~
ioPED, Tuesday morning the 2IsI inst INV aos
~ BILLY he is rather light coorej about feet or
inches high has few il upper teeth his Ow er teeth
are thought 10 be pretty good he Is rather lean has
hte hittness which hooks bat IL it had heer
worn OF or injured he is wears old sprake
quickly, on his mnno is very quics generally.
s age lie !. ptirie, either 10 speaking truth or
iaeh""d hbera RyyR;d will be given his appre.
hen''"n ~" shte hee9s delivery the subscriber
LFhrhtCrC, Gee p Y Howell DAVIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
Fruit g. Ornamental Trees. S,c.
.Nopt CoHonS & POINT Blankefs


ME are receiving fresh supply Cotton, Blankets
w just imported from Liverpool via Norfolk ami offer
The same :or sale accommodating terms
October 20. eft JOHN WIN GILLTAT.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
TUE MEDICAL LECTURES will begin as usual nm
y tue first Monday of November next w.
PHILLIP S. PHYSICK NJ. ID. on Anatomy
Ohm REDMAN COKE. NJ. d. on NIateria Me,ico
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, Nj. D. on Theory and Practice
OF Medicine. ~ ~
THOMAS g. JAMES, VI. n. on Midwifery
ROBEitr HARE, III ID. on Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ d. on Surgery
WILLIAM +. HORNER, NJ. D. Adjunct Prof oC ap,,or,,
and Dean of the Medical Faculty
"A CLINICAL SCHOOL has been established in the aI
House ofih city, by the liberal and enlightened Manager
OF mat institution extensive scale CONTAINING moi
less on an average than from thousand to fifteen hun
dred PATIENTS this immense Tnfrmarv holds out the great
est advantages To the student Practical Nedicnc md
SuFgeTy as well as 10 the cultvaor Morbid Anannv
lnhwntrr Clinical Lectures regularly delivered tycr
week by the professors of the practice Of pbysc and sr
gerry TO enable so large class may he expected 10
end to derive the whole benefit Clinical Instrnc
u0s Tue students are seated I'm amphitheatre into
Tue patients The subjects of remark succession
introduced on bed from the adjacent select wards Tie
students IN the interval of the lectures the privilege
M Nsiuhg the Wafds To examine tito pniients-to consult
record OF the cases, and If n, prc,p
July rs. ~ j., .,sr "'''u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

Inc following remarks from the g EASTERN AR
GUS (hia'ne,) are replete with sound doctrine
Tue only way thai Mr. Adams, or any 9th, r
man ca" possibly he elected president is by union
aud common sentiments throughout the country IL
rs altogether needless, for paper this 10 he
continually Iarping rpon the subject and saying Nj
Adams shah be the president would he equally vain
ana needless Tor paper IN Georgia say that Mr..
Crawford shall he President, ia Kentucky To say
tia" MIR. Clay shall! for The people IN the several
sections nt the country already settled down in
ihei opinions IA iayouro their respective candidates
and the Journals TIN oughoul the country, which are
conducted with prudence and true pau ioiisu, will
now i"In Their attention 10 something higher than
men hey will look their county, and exert their
energIe 10 hiring about oOnceri among the Tepuii-
l'cans Of the country They only ask Tor true pa
irioi, sound democrat, and enlightened STATES.
man, and when such shall be designated by =
general conceri OF republicans they stand ready 10
support INN. Such Is the democracy which we pro-
less, aud such are The principles by which we are
wiling TO stand, on wiling Ia fall We viii never
JOIN ~ The cry OF" INT Caesar ant ,niiIs, at the
manifest hazard OF our counuys safety"
albany .3rgGS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT

Tobacco, very fine, 10. ali Hides. Spanish lsats
DO hne, Brandy, COG. ga. 10 l 20
Flour, Git, Mills, bhl. 81 n 81 ! WbsKev ss n a.:
Do. Country, . oOa 60 Rum. West India, rs = SO
Wheat bushei, GOA O5 Do New England sc a SO
Corn, DO 30 Wine, Madeira, so y 8 So
s,'ai, do - n so Do Sicils Madeira ~
OatS 81 q 20 10. Malaga, 20 = 60
nacon, per 'b. 10 n u Tea Imp. Gnnp.i 10 n 81
bniicr, 10 20 Do Young Hysou, . co
Coffee, 9 y nio1sses, 1en 81
Cotton, IS Is Hemp, per ton, IeOa 100
Indigo, so a 2 10 Iron, 85 a 40
HIils, CUT "a 10 Pork, per bhl II 50
S'ce 81 Sbad. per Dbl. 6 SD
Sugar, Loaf III. II 20 Cut Herrngs- a.
Do. Brown, a u Salt ner sarL . ci, . o.
PRICE or sTocKS.-carreetea By J. H. Lynch.
United States Bank, : O6
Rank uf Virginia.
Farmers Bank, So
Marine Stock : sales.
BANK NOTE E%CHAEG E.-Coyr,ocd nj Soken,s D1,c,
State Bank OF North Carolina, 81 per disc.
Sunth Carolina banks. do do
Georgia banks, 81 do do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

We gratGed 10 fnd that the republicans
throughout The state alive their tjuty aud are
making active preparations for the approaching e.
lection. The conventions OF various counties have
nnm'n"'ed sound and efficient republicans, and not
wi'lISantiing some indications Of opposition, and
somc sell nominations, we have doubt of The sig
nal triumph Of regular nominations. Although a di-
versiiy of opnOn exist relative to the candidate
20 be seicred ior the Presidency there is an uuann-
ity ot sentiment regard To the manner IN which MS
nomination is 10 be effected This is ~ IL should he
30 long ms the great points OF doctrine and discipline
are observed, danger can cnsue from individual
predictions and confidently % edict that the
republicans wA' will be returned 10 the next rgisa-
iure will perform their high lnnc'iuns in such man
ner rs to ensure the ascendancy of democracy
throughout The state aud union, and blast the hopes
o federalism, which have been raised To the highest
pitch IN the expectation OF drsse nson among us
The necessity at harmony ia the republican family
was never greater Than Al this uncure, and f hose
conflicting opinions winch The j,rring claims of the
Presidential competitors have created, arc allayed by
spirit OF mutual concession and compromise, our
triumph will be complete. To this consumnIaiiou so
earnestly desired by every well wisher to the prosper
~ Of The state, every thing appears auspcious, nnS
our old aud iuyeternfe enemies will he left 10 noun
tile Illustration OF their designs. .3ibaRg Argus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
We extract the following remarks from the
Baltimore 4" Weekly Register OF the 25th.

We extract the following remarks from the
Baltimore " Weekly Register of the 25lh.
e" We shall, perhaps, the necessity, at some lu
turc day, OF amending the constitution AS To dis
quality persons from serving in the Office at presdan
unless for three four years, at least after the
have held any place of honor profit ian the govern.
ment oi the U. States hut ii is, that All tI,,
othe gen'leme" proposed for the presidency a.e o.
will he at Washington, glad tii.t general Jack
son is also 10 ne there, Tor himself as need
may require. II is hroad, stated ia some of The ma
that he ispossessed OF very imuornnt lei
ters that NAV bear severely against The prpeusinns al
one OF the candidarestie ref'07i of which has been
requested and refused though il said lhai they n,e
not 10 he published, for the present at least"
What letters (which are {" some of the
papers" that have made this lnsinuaiinn We
have not been so fortunate as 10 see them. In
what quarter ofthe country are they publish
ed Will the Editor of the Register hp so
good as to lay all the information he possesses
before the pubic--and Ia assist us in calling
upon these papers to discard all nitJsitry: and
to speak boldly ou' Who is the candidale--io
whom are these letters addressed by whom
are they written ? We detest all insidious at
tempts to stab in the dark. Away then with
| insnnatiou and mystery. If they 40 bear up
ON one OF the candidates, let the people see
them aud judge for Themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
F6r Nais ni Me ComniLtr nRice-

'ENHE Proceeding, n the Convention r Delegates in the
counties ard corporations ia the Colony OF Virgiu
~ we years i776 and 1916 Reprinted by resolution
the House Of Delegates
Abo-Ihr REVISED CODE Of 1879, so-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

he city. Tic marked order AMI dsrofrr, Whit
'revaied IN ih,s vast crowd was q snb-ct uf cniark
. wany--and reflected the highest credit uion the
M"iyl""d Association. IN.
As we are in the daily habit of per,isins NIL
the papers which are published in the diheIon,
sections ofthe Union, il has been concluded
by some of our good natured acquaintance
That we must of course he able IN give some
thlng Ike correct guess who is to be the next
president and they have accordingly pro-
pounded the question with an apparent con-
huence M ohr oracular powers. The question
however, is too hard for tbs, 18th all our read
ing but thank fortune, the ingenuity of bro
ther editor has extracted us from the embar
rass'nent IN which we found ourselves, and
nothing now remains but Ia refer all querists
To the following catalogue of opinions upon the
subject which liz has so cleverlv collected to-
geiher. I.Norfoh Herald.
PRESIDENTI7L.-Th Florence Gazette SAYS
- lhe certainty al General Jtckson'S election he
comes so much stronger every dsy, Ibat rc have
concluded that our humble efforts could he of no
service 10 ''rn aud we freely confess that on this
account we have abaled much of our labour i'm his
favour"
The Savannah Georgian says &c Nnhng can
ne moro certain han the OF Mr.. Criw ford d"
Inc IHn+sv'e Gazette says -" Air. Clay is to
ne our u"N President, he has the whole country IN
h's favour opposition would he dl, ~ the extreme -
south Carolina paper SAYS -" Nh Cthuun's
e'rc't"n - as certain rs has existence"
MANY OF the New England prints declare that Mr.
Adams viii succeed, IN defance Of all nppuson.-
From The several statements C,r to iuer that We
shall hr' eater he blessed wrL Eve Prrs,deuIs-wh,t
an era ia pOhIcs TPror JO,,7,aL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
LITERARY NOTIrp

GgF|5n Shares of u. 6. Bank Stock will be
o!d At the ooIee-House tbs day A. one O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

7 The press aud sborty will be published. MAXIMs IN
law AND EQUITY comprising Prineipia Legis {,
- qtnfts, with translation Of the Latin maxims; Novs
Ma Sms and Francis's Naxius. With references Ia mo
LIAM WALLER HENING. d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

Orders have been received at Norfolk to
fit ont the U. S. Ship John Adams for imme-
diate service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

I
puested IN assemble at Tammauy Hall on MONDAY
evening next, att o'clock to hear the report of the
General Committee, appointedio select candidates for
the Assembly.
ABRAHAM DAILY, Chairmau.
j. l.. Lawrence, Sen'y. Ori. D, 1928
A. meeting OF lhr Republican Grnera COMMITTEE
a Nomination, heldai Tammanv Hall, on the even
ing OG The 2fst Of October, 1928
The seecrop Of Candidate for The Assembly to
be reported IN General Meeting of the Republican
Electors Of che city and county ufNew York, having
been completed, the following resolutions were
| adopted without = dissenting voice
Whereas this Committee deem il expedien and
proper 20 "yow their opinion Oh certain cardinal
| points, therefore
Resoired, That we will cli~sisb and support those
principles which impeed free ned enlightened peo-
rl, 10 elevate thc highest honour Of the nation, a
| Jefferson, Madison. aud MONROE
Resolved, The uf this Committee 'i,9t NJ no
period during The last twenty years have the wPt,re
and perpeiuy Of on' parry more imperiously required
/ rgtd adherence 10 ancient usages and discipline,
/ Than AZ The present mnmrni
Resolved, That rs The system Of caucus nomination
10y Congress and blythe Legislature b-- heretofore
tanned w adversiiy and contributed To nut triumph
do serinusy desiie Congressional Caucus IN re-
commend candidate for The Presidency and We
pledge ourselves 10 suppUft by a ftir anil honorable
means, the individual whom the democratic nlenilefs
may designate best cacullted 10 promote the uni
| ~, tbe prosperity and prrmdnency Of oUr party
Resolved, That we recognise aud viii ever defend
/ The doctrine that al power emanaies from, and OF
| right belongs IN the People.
| Resolved That in our opinion The President ou1h'
| 10 he elected directly by the People Of the Unued
| SiWes.
| Resolved That We recommend such IN alteration
IN state eleriion Law the ensuing session Of the
legislature, as shall enable tho people Of this state IN
choose the presidential electors ly general ticket
i Resolved, Thai " he recommended 10 The usrsou.
nominated by dt4 committee fur members Of .,rm.
bly,, fu their hest endsavours, in case ofhe'r eiet
iio- 10 carry The foregoing resolutions INTO effect
Resolved, That ie preceding resolutions be- eiet d,
hr i've Chairman and Secretary and published in a
the republican papsr- ~ his rifs.
4 ABRAHAM DAILY. Cbairman.
J l. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

The Harrisburgh Penn Chronicle contains
an article which is no otherwise important than
as 1t states that " Mr.. Gaatin is known to he
the decided partizan of Mr.. William II. Craw-
ford" The article indeed adds on mere mise
rable surmlse, that on feeling about, Mr. G.
found all the partizans IT that gentleman (Mr.
Crawford 10 favor uf Mr. Shulzp, upon WHOSE
success alose there WAS any chance Of carrying
NJ &. IN Pennsylvania-St that ne came ont
Wui this determination considering Mr..
Shnlze as the republican candidate, intend 10
vote fur him, and wish that he may he elected "
The Chronicle presnmes, that those Wh no have
laid such stress upon Mr. Gdllatn's name in
the election Of Mr. ShuIze, will not deny
importance to it, when paraded'by the friends
of Mr.. Crawford in appreciation IF hat gen
HsmaH's election 10 the Pre- dency". Mr. C's
friends will not make Parade of him as The
&" Republican candIdate'-but " to that com
plexion will they come at last"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

newspaper has heen established NJ Athens, in
l-'mestono county, aboml 20 miles from Huntsville
Ii is called the % Alabara Gnzetie"
new paprr called'' The Democrat" has also M
peared AZ HUn'sviiie.-It is edited by Mr. I.ang-and
comes out openly for Ms Clay Ii denies ,hat all
The candidates are g good republicans aud in is
Isl No declares Mr.. Adams is a FederalIsr-proniis
ing hereafter" TO emhody such mass Of evidence as
ought ia pu incredibly Itself to SILENCE"
We have I,o received The lsI No OF a paper issued
AZ Washington CHg Thursday ltst.-It is edited
hy Nj James Wilsnn-and is called lie " National
Palladium. The following IS an extract from the
Editors Address &" To me Pn6iic''
." In declaring prediction favor or Mr. CLAW and
that our energies shall he directed give him shat sup
port which abilities will enable US do nu nor
have we the vanity constitute an Areopa on
the other candidates for this high Office 10 issue forth
COMBINATIONS against them berause arc his opDn
nents We shall to each Of them cheerfuly WELD that
II and applause which their talents virtues NAV
mand, reserYing To ourselves at the OF
examining and expressing opiHon upon public acts
IN which they III common With other individuals of the
community, are connected concerned. Among the caa-
didates opposed to MIR. Clay, there with whom
Sha he scrupulously DESTROYS in interfere He
has walked the same republican path which end-ared
10 us our representative of the and should more
inclined 10 draw in his defence than further an
attack We here be misunderstood that this can
diddie IS Mr. Crawford, parality elsewhere
blind us to his talents aud patriotism. while we
shh give our earnest endevOrs
Clay we shall very unwillingly he led enter the lists
against the other course by propose TO
ourselves"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

The present majority Tor Mr. Shulze rs 95 ,87G-
Seven counties yet ne heard from The Phila
delpha Press says 90 the actual Official majority G,r
| M. Shulze viii range between twenty seven and
tweuty-e ghl thousand votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

The Philadelphia Franklin Gazette recently
called upon the friends Of MIR. Adams to- say
that no coalition existed between Mr.. Calhoun
and that gentleman. The Providence Jour
nal, who is in favor of the Secretary Of State,
> disclams the'idea of any coalition, either cx-
ising, orto be fprmrd"-S5 explicitly declares
that Mr.. Adams - must staDd or fall on his
own merits alone"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
GENERAL MEETING

NEw YORK, October 23-The Republican Ele,
tors Of HE Guy aud county of New York, are IT
1uested IN assemble AT Tammauy Hall on Mondi
evening next, at o'clock to hear the report of Il
General Committee, appointed 10 select candidates f
the Assembly.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
SaAe Of Dry Goods, &c.

On Wednesday and Thursday, the Odd
" and 9th OF the present month, shall
proceed To sell, by way vf public auction,
all the STOCK OF GOODS, al the store lately
occupied by Merritt NJ . William White, in
the town Of Bethel. The assortment Is pref
" general, and valuable one, containing
Cloths, casimeres, Calieoes, Cot,ons, &C sc.
On all sums Of ten dollars, and under, cash
will he required en- Sims not exceeding one
hundred dollars, SIX months credit, aud on all
purchases where the amount exceeds one hun
bred dollars, II months credit will be allow
ed. The above Stock of Goods has been
conveyed TO me in trust, and will be sold by
the appreciation OF all the parties concerned.
WILLIAM ARMlSTEAD.
Aprn IL. wtds 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
SIXTH CLASS,
Ofhe Washington Monument Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.


5366 prizes. Sl2s,0O0
The whole to be completed in artetn, Grut-
iags onig Not two blanks 10 prize.
A Slo,oO0 prize 10 be placed in The wheel
on the 18Th day, and sc, 900 on the 10th all
the other prizes 10 be floating from The com
meacemem OF the drawing and in order that
the Lottery may be completed with all posi-
Bile despatch, the prizes only will be drawn
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters 2 90
Halves 90 Eighths Is
~ The drawingwill take place on We'd
nesdoyfhe 18th OF next month May and will
be completed with all possible despatch, IN
der the supernlendencc of the Commissioner
appointed by the Governor and Council of
State
Orders for tickets from any part of the Uni
ted States post paid) enclosing cash or prize
tickets in either ofthe Baltimore Lotteries, or
New York Lottery, will meet with prompt at
tenton, if directed to the truly fortunate Office
of s. & Nj. ALLEN & co.
No 759, f. 81. Ri 'hmond.
Where was ordered in the last Baltimore
Lottery, No 1908, II prize OF ten thousand
dollars No. 1903, prize of one thousand
dollars and where No. l4lO6, Il prize of
$40 1000, was presented and the cash paid at
sight in silrer.
April % at ~