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~ OflGE is lwrby given that settle
~ ment OF o,r accounts and division o
me estate ot George Mcdaniel, dee. vii
take place nj Mrs. l.. Noodrupl's tavern in
hlnhcrst county, ON Friday The 9th dry OF
February neal. All those Interested ia said
,cslutc are requested Ia attend.
DABAIY WARE,
NELSON c. DAWSON, hf ora
December 10 lgwt6f
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Which the owner may have by paying the
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Rlennosn, iiih November, 1879

nMoED, i1ih November, 1923
| Having been requested by Mr. Archibald
J Mcintyre, the Manager Of the Qunntico Canal
Lottery, 10 eNnpine the principles on which
Lotteries are formed by the combination OF
numbers, plum which he purposes 10 pursue
~ raising the money " hich he isaulhorisedhy
his contract with The commissioners, 10 raise
aud having atienliyely rAamined the prinei.
pies on which such lotteries are formed, We
have no hesitation IN declaring, that, IN our
view, the plan is perfectly fair and correct
! We have particularly examined the scheme Of
his FIRST class, consisting Of 1000 tickets form
cd ny the combination of 80 Nos and 1na
that The amount Of The prizes which must OF
Necessity, be drawn therein, by the drawing
OF g out OF The 30 numbers, ~ proposed by the
scheme, IS S26,3oo, which is the amount Of
the 1000 tickets, at the scheme price at 20 90
consequently, no other profit can accrue 10
the said commissioners, or to Mr. MeIntyre,
on the sale oi all the tickets la tho scheme, NJ
that price, than The II per cent TO be deducted
from The prizos.
We ARE also OF opinion hat this plan has
decided preference over The old, on account
ol he orleriiy and ne.nmcy of The deiermi-
nniion OF the prizes. II prccludes the posi-
hllly OF the commission al trnudser misfake =,
~ he drawing, and saves much was,e oftime
aud e6upusp
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of America, October 50, 1879.
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rNGToN, To the People # the United States an
nouucng his intention of retiring from public
service, scptemherI7, 1876.
COMPILED BY THOMiS J. RODGERS
~ We are Teduced TO the alter natlse 1t enoo
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eedom whieh we received from cur gaIlan,
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?t Congress- settling Jorth The necessity oj takiag
up drmS-Jaiy d, II75
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Lottery and Exchange Office, Ia, Markets.
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, and
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN AL ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any part of the United states
by mail (post paid or by priv ate conveyance
enclosing the cash or prizes in any oil the Bal
timore Lotteries, will meet The same prompt
aud punctuaI attention, rs II on personal mp
pIieation addressed to
l. COHEN, Ir--Rol wore.
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CCnEN'S OFFICE,
Bdiimore, Dec. "a, 1873
Official LIZ of the 18th days drawing oil the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
Virginia. LEGLSL.4TURE.
IJOUsE OF DEIrn.rrs
FridnJ, DE. lO-rse .nrsa 80 ,a,.

FridnJ, DE. l0.-fhe house me, n, o'clock
MI bDw5c' irom the Comm,rtr presented = bill
10 author'sr. Separaf election IN Frederick county
---dsu 4 bill 10 establish the town Of kmv.t,o ~,
ihe cnuHIy al Campbell. The Il, WIS I.,I NJ, IN a
an,e Hod lne "a WIS read the LIST and 81 t,u,.s
MI. Gordon reported "gtn !, bdI authorship 4, sale
., t'e l"n" whereof james &. Bailey died se,sed
WIN huudfy amendments which wefe .preed An and
me bill ordered 10 I've engrossed
hI. G0idon also presented bill u d;vo,ci,o Evel;,a
ho"He from her hosin'sd Newman e Rom. 4" ,,,;ch
was 'ead Tue df.t time also y bill aut,or;s;nv +,
s.ie OF ceitdn l. inds heou.;n, 80 a., :, .- f,
Alexander Boyd, dccd."-Sn,c5, CO. saaJ ,,.. 4 :,
aud ID times aud lien recommtlsJ I'm fhe can,o,;,.
tee. w "0 S"'"'''
a Bill :" concerning the tenth judicial Circui,v
was 'e'9 I'VE - ume, nnd ordered 80 lie engfossed
IL ~ '. 'u .o 81 ,n'. VI MIR COiion's moton, the
passed " "0 % '''"o ""'
MrG,rdou, from the G.. FOR Courts Of J,s,;ce. re-
por Ell two fesuluiioms Isl. dccla,,pg ,..son,be
me peuuon o. Mary a. Wilson for divorce hom
her hnsbt0j NiilisH WILSON: 2 l. ,ecl,, ;n, ..so,.
able the memorial of sundfy ,nl,,bIan,s Of ,,c Can
" OF kenawha, stating that gsoat loss and sometimes
ruin, 10 the owners Of salt works, is occas;oncd bv
eyi-dsposed fersons, who secretly and under cover
Of nigh, plug or up The wells which ~ g,eaI Ia.
hor aud expense, have been bored through rock 10
The depth Of three four bundled feet and pray,nr
that This offence nny he made felony by law These
'esouiions were agreed TO by The House
| Mt COlston presented bill "presoril,inp The
mode OF selling lands and lots vested -, ,l,e peal
dent nd Directors Of the Lderary Fond. Ia, non.
pay Ient of tsxcs-which was laid on the tahlc sna
! ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Ysncey, from the G.. Of Roads and Internal
Navigation, reported resolutions: fsi dscla,ins
! reasonable SO much e George Hancock petitior
prays that he may be permitted 70 receive The toll,
| allowed by law, uoder the act entitled Az act e..
tabl,sng a f0fGpike road from the head Of Roanoke
liver the Allegheny Moun,sio" I'D rejecis The
res'due Of hspc'N'on, which R5ays that Toll may
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
IA FAvrTTl.

Al meeting Of num,er OF the citi,eos OF HAMMER
nj the Courthouse, the 2ih Nov Is24 pursuant 10
notice. f,r the pnrpos of making suitable srrrsnet,
for the reception of Gen La Fyrife upon uiended
visit to this coupiy Of esiiypg ber respect r aud
ai,acho,eu, to him principles which ie las ,c!dy
asserted. and braycy aud uniurrny nInnia ined.soL
sarke appointed srrrcaryThe following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
WhPrPaS Dirfac is the basis III!
IBgroais among the wursi OF crine~e The respeca
bily not to say stability of nation, es~n'iay depesds
upon due appreciation OF the AID just deIesaon OF
Whereas people or this happy country can he neither
TOO Jealous ~ eerishing their dear and rights
conspicuous IN discriminating between exalted
rioism AID base serviiity-and
Where's the character of n. Ia Fayeiie exhibits tn tie
America" peopie-to we world "a living monument
rue V"our, d.nierried hcnevoenc' and devoedncs.
To Liberty ana Sguay rarely egua'iel-but surpas-
sedVirtneS-which srtfH cherish, tLsn vss
shall cease, nay. he UNIV oriy 90 he frre---aud
Whereas whilst wrn with our couptrrmpp c,
deep seTse Of gratitude r NE Iuparaui Invaluable
services OF me Dravens genrus We benevdien; ~ Fav
etc, w conjunction win our Revolutionary iIcros WE
are 10 like manner, dsseas nj giving himself AMI others
puhlic auesaton of the bigi consideration in I'VE
od we unsxHwpsn generosity, indefaiignle perscver-
nnoe painful prisatons, and undauned hefos eyincr In
ngan"g o, from ihe calling yoke Of Tyra"ny aud IN
cNlnE uh'o Us hePupc-in pOsyrr energeiicin action
ree-,n ros'rctinn, s,lutaryand in resources rich
William sierkt Charles p Gcodal william H. WDoliolk
n"hson ~ Winghebl, John =. Swami, BENJAMIN Pollard
nan w. j. Anderson Hector Davis, Edmund Bert lev
"iHam Cunningham, Henry Robinson Richard n. John
an,PhdiP Winston, Miles Macon. Laaey Jones' Jebn
W. Ellis, Natianiel @. Jpscotnbe, William L. Wbie Row.
llng sisrke, Thomls Price jr FranciS W. Scott William
lain, Jnhr ~ Taylor. Lewis Temple William u Winston
Edmund Fountain Reuhea Met idh Bcnianiin Wingneid
William Wine1ed, Thomas Dozweil, aud Nathaniel Gross
be appointed committee for the purpose 0f procuring
Subscriptions to The dinner e be given az IauOyer Court
house IN honor Of General Ia Fayene, and make the
and -
Whereas though "coupny's gratitude is deemed sol
diers best reward" doubtless oothinC can be NOR,
gratifying 10 the devoted patriot than the cordial consola
tons ersanafing from such sOufce--and
Whereas while INDUCING IN the illusions Of the fire
feeiugs ri the heart md w the expressions the
seanepts entertained by for exalted worth we voni
wsbi0 contribute IN adtion lbefeio subs mia sJ ,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
A CITIZEN.

NJ The Baltimore Patriot saws that Mr. Tyler was the
candidate OF The ' Richmond Pnriy"-and the Naunual
J"urna With similar agaeity. halls the election or MIR
i"zr"rha as an aasnirrus omer"-becnsc says Mir. Re
Ter fOrce, he - Is well known lie decided riend u
"nr present excellent Chief Magistrate, and OF the system
81 Pooy p"rs.o under ms administration his election
r fare NAV be regarded evidence of The isposi,inn "t
'r ancient Dominion to rcinrn Ia the good old way"-
N"w We shave seen Mr.. + elected because he was of
the go"d old School at Vireinian politics the riemd OF
S'ae Rights the "pponeut oi federal power Roads
an" o"'aisj al the sweeping by
drrai 'iovernneot the "prnnent o the Tariff We have
seen him warmly suppor;edbv many tho citizens OF
Richmond, (ihe slang of Richmond Party silly
10 deserve Any answer0-wr who have these things
kn"" well how To appreciate the sag,cy of ,.ese
Daniels-yea, second Daniels, come 10 Judgment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
TC0MMuNIcATInN.I

what Is HE best feature in our govern
ment Is II not the representative feature
Are not the people deprived of the full
benefit of this principle so long AS the elections
are held AT so early period after the rising
oi the assembly that they cannot know " hal
has been done :-lf members have done well,
the people should know il that they might
give Them credit for tiff they have done
ni, u should hH known that il might be CON
demned. III this be true, is il not rxpedi-ni
10 postpone The elections for members ol IN.
General Assembly to IA later month In ;br
year than the month of April ?
A CITIZEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
EUUCATION-

s MANNlED Lady and Gentleman want employ IS
principals of nn Ac'demyi the Lady superntend
apart the instruction Oft Young LADIES' and her
thai OF the Young Gentlemen. The lady can teach
ggaphy, reading writing, arithmetic, geography, sc the
EHglisb, Ffenci, Spanish and Italian Languages also
makig working hg.lin Embroidery in gold, sc and tie
art al making aruhcial hOwers pgeihsr with nsusic
drawing mud painting The gentle gan can likewise teach,
photography, &c an The use of tf Globes Matheur-
cs kkrrpng political economy. &c.-aiso, the Greek
Latin, English and Spanish Language and Il, short tlr
mo. Ose"i parts 81 the necessary Departments science
and literature They both have had considerable expert
ence in teaching nc Then METHOD OF instruction easy
concise aud fundamental Honorable references can be.
made as 10 their standing n Svcie well AS TO their
iae"is nn1 chnrHeer fey have family whats oever
and would have no objection 60 any part OF yirci
MIA Georgia. Tennessee, North South Cnruaa. iu.
would prefer establishing themselves in Virginia Ast-
ter addressed U - and sent to The Office of the Etc-
niond Enquirer, viii We duly attended TO.
Dec. ~. 81 -2awto,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14
LOUISIANA

We have published an article from the An
r"ra, in favor of MIR. Ciay's prospects. E
con'rm--the Louisiana Gazrtie Of the I6th
ut says:
We were gralfed.. yesterday, when we
discovered that large portion of III. mem
beers Of thu state Legislature were decidedly IN
favor Of Genera. Jackson"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14

county Of Campbell. 2. Authorizing a sepa
rate election east Of the Shenandoah river in
the county Of Frederick. 3. Adding "A part of
Greenbrer, TO the county of Pocahontas. 4.
Establishing three separate elections in the
cosnty of Lewis. 5. Authorizing IA separate
election AT WhliamspoIt in the county Of Har-
rison.
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WILLIAM GILL s Co.


Opposite the Richmond Dock offer for sale on very ae
comnodainr terms:
800 sacks of Salt, Liverpool ied .ybcwili be sold be-
low the usual price
$40 sacks Alum Salt
500 Empty sacks from 10 IL bushels each, madeoS Ger
sackipg.
great variety oi Negro Clothing such as Napt Cot,on
Blankets, &c.
Blankets OF ;hree points and upwards.
DO Hose frOui 8 TO 10 quarters
80 Ia 10 bolts ~! German Sackiug
kn,e Forks Spoons Candle Sticks of the best and
ilgcsiur qualities, London Steel Weediny hogs ,f
different sizes together with large quantity OF Dr.
Groceries.
LUMBER.
All Of The above articles he given in ercb.nre for
LUMBER 81 every description, or the Lumber will
br received ahd sold coEiniss which liberal
advances Will he made Of any articles in the Store
A. w. SMITH 81 co.
Have resumed the LIVERY ST1BLES in the rear of
the Banks uf Virginia where every care aad atIenton
viii I've paid To Horses 10 them.
~ Horses, Gigs and Hacks wiii-be kept for hire.
Dcc ~ 67-2EfIf--itfttISf
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HARMONIOUS. or A,UGICI cIAsSCG

HARMONlCON, OR MUSICAL GLASSES
4tI ohtr musical EntertanmenL tie above irstTn.
meat las Eyeni in the HALL ofile House Delegates
PAki i-Witbina mile al Edinudr gl-fIonnie boon
prey iotesder AnguishJtsse the flower O'Dunbare--
Aun Lang Syne with new variations composed for the
!armonioon ny Mr. Snti-rhOi Love Is warm awhile
ne gore i'ut Care-Marvs Dream--BWsy with Meiaa-
cho'l ana variation by Mr. S.-hi0I irts Waiiz-Ne How
haird bhddie-O Nanny wilt thou gang wi me.
Aiterbn interval OF tea minutes
fAkf li-Wiii cOmeuee whit celebrated Duet Nov
~ Moon-ighrs Fairy hourSwiss walt1-Iyounding BIZ
lows, with valuation by Nc. Soh6--bown Burn and
through the Gramac hree-Tbe braes OBallendne,
My Mamie olhe Spiders Reurn--Thy blue waves,
oh Charron-FTom thee. EIiza-mary's rears-apd con-
oiude With the admired Duet OF " ALt'S WELL
80 TICKETS ~ dollar each, be had
Of William Neaie Co, Wiam IL. Fil1whyisona, and az
the door
pogT; viii be opened al SIX aud performance eom@sneO
December =. a.
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Ua Daeisr" ia our next.

~ FyTaia in COMPREHENSIVE way down the FIRST
e"isn'n Tor Immediately agninsi u, read remeirIy
against US"
ihe next line read ind pendent RI. instead OF n-
dependent Ia foreign nations"
Halt The SCI paragraph instead Of tho scheme nf
taking America, read, =" the scht me vi taxing America
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14

h Sa'd-thereore Resolved that our Delegates ana SCI.
o oe instructed 10 their exerons cause
"nserasn ID he presented Zen. L, Fayste evinci,
"neyustce, msgnaniniiiy and gratitude OF Virginia.
Resolved that our Representative In Congress be In.
uuetsu I'D use his exertous land or
yum OF money, 10 be presented to Gen. Fayeue,
responding 10 the honour and the Nation sn
United States. ~ e'S ~ '"e
Resolved That the several Editors Of newspapers in
"'eamond be requested TO publish these proceedings.
~ e., p. STREET, Chairman.
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A TEACHEK WANTEn-

fE'tE TRUSTEES nl Was ngion Henry Academy will pro-
Il coed on the zith instant, TO tue appointment Tea
cher Tor the ensuing yearOne capable of TEACHING t
Languages (nihrr qualifications being eiuaD w9uid
preferred The dwelling and other house, attached TO
the Academy will accommodate a small family and or
B"ardrrs The situation i, considered heaitiy aad is
aput ~ miles from Ricimnnd address,
ed 10 the sul''criber will be duly attended 10.
By order of the 10 rel,
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14


With the utmost respect for the Editor of
the Alexandria Herald, we confess ourselves
completely at Il loss either to understand his
my st.ry or lis message. He is SD good AS 10
tell US, that he" reserves to himself !" the
ri6ht OF Judging AS To the Necessity vi ,nsking
iuriEcT remarks relative to the ink1iug" upon
winch we are 81 inquisitiue he will not
be forced forced y 10 preripilately intro
uuce The name of any Individual, rnereiy TO
gratiiy IDLE curiosity" Udte where his hints
spoke OF noIhing less thau ins,iio,is ariiiices"
anu piots," big, as we We're forced 10 be-
lie.e, with the fate of our cnuuiry.l-He still
insists npOBit, that he has not acted unad.
U'sed.y" but five are 4" too inpatient" why
we are by no means at d loss hop or iciieie
10 obtain, the information we desire"-(but
indeed we are where lives the Ua,,ipus TO
explain this enigma ij-and notwithstanding
hese ambiguous givings-out," he finally laws
before Us the lines of correspondent which
tue Editor says are" entitled 10 every les.
peel )" which correspondent does not hesitate
10 pronounce that " with regard 10 the disiu-
ouishsu indi' idual so particularly aimed al in
'he paragraph allUded To, the principles win, h
nave governed hin through life are complete
reputation OF the shameful impu alton" (of
trtachery towards Gen. Jacksuu)-The cor
respondent regrets exceedingly" that the
Editor vi the Herald should ever have
listened TO this u%prncpled Islander, much less
nave made II The subject Of such AN pdiioriai
Paragraph" We frankly assure Mr.. Pitlman,
that We are quite at fault about the whole
story we cannot even e,ttSs who this
distinguished individual is-and that we re-
get To have been The occasion of any sort of
embarrassment 10 him by our apparent impor
luniiy.--'Ve shall trouble him no further upon
the matter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-14

MAhRiEpl--on Tnes'lay the 18th u by the Rev. Ed
wari iiapiist. Mr. JOIN II. DAY TO Miss NJ iKrHA r.
daughter of Mrs Ann u. Haskns-alI ot Pow hatan