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BUSSORAH ARABIAN.


TiHIS beautiful Horse will stand the ensuing season
IL CureS, in the county of HenTico - miles below Rich
mond AMI 10 above City Point, and will he let
$40 the SEASON. paid after the LIST of August next
500 10 ensure be in oal-and 81 the groum
in every
Bassorab bred the banks of the Euphraes nj the
head ot the Persian Gulf by Dr. ColquhOun OF Bombay,
formerly of Bussorah and by him sold agent Mr.
Ogden ot New York, who imported him Bombay in
the ship Horao, in the autumn Of 49, since which
he has made three the York. here
his colts esteemed of great value lie is Gernaa
ny breed, held in the highest estimation the
Arabs, well for their of their ca pa
city for the endurance OF fatigue. Bussorah
itiu s0ie possessing strength graceful
ton. The premium awarded Ia
fall of 1920 being the finest stallion in the sats-Tbr
following IS extracted from the of the committee
horses: 1--WE have only different times before, but
subsequent TO appointment, examined
properties of the Arabian horse; from whole Of
our investigations, of opinion, that pusorah
best cast oi Arabian horses that his form and
very perfect and that he WILL in opinion add greatly
to the value Of our stock Of horsesn
The subscriber has obtained this valuable horse
owner, Mr. Van aust of New York, season ONLY
and has by his desire limited the horse
who dcsTOns of breeding frsm him will
well 10 engage their mares early in the season which will
commence the day OF March. Bussorah covered so
mares in 1922 40 of which produced colts are
remarkable for their great beauty and fine bone and
not deficient in size.
The subscriber will pasture tat risk of the owners
such mares left with the when required
viii feed them on grain ut fair price, will use
precauiien TO prevent accidents and escapes.
III The original documents, proving the renealogv of
the Arabian are in possession, and will shown 10
any person who have doubts his being genuine
Arabian The documents alluded to- are too long for
lion in an advertisement.
Curlrs. Feb 10 1924 e2Nw,f
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I0o-w4w

virginia LAND OFFlUE, March ~ 1924.
conformity with OF the General Assembly OF this
4 Commonwealth entitled % An reduce act
he several acts concerning escheatorsn hereby make
known TO all whom il that certificate has
been receive this Office ram tile for the
OF HARRISON whereby appears that by inquest held the
iSh OF February 1924 Of land containing
wo hundred acres, lying in the said county HARRISON,
on booihs creek and of which certain George Carson
eied seized thereof which land conveyed said
Georse Carson by Evan Thomas escbeaied
monwealih of Virginia.
). ROBERTSON, Jr. Reg. L. on.
kpril q Ina y SUI
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b. TATE 81 co.

EG leave 10 inform their and The public gen
- orally that they have hand their safe Mar
KIT Fridge, Richmond-a large and complete
LEATHER ofther own manuacture-in quantities suit
purchaserS-conssliHg Of
Cali Skins
Upper
Harness, SC. &c. &c. and
Red Soal New York Inspection
an winch they offer on terms commensurate with the times.
ihey wish TO 800 cords OF BARK delivered
al their Tannery just above the Armory.
Cash given for hides.
AnriIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
Draicing erhe Quaniico Canal Lottery.


fFUiE subscribers having been requested To superntend
Il the drawing OF the QUANTtCU CANAL LOTTERY,
Second Ciuss do hereby certify, that the following the
numbers which this day drawn from the Thirty p
ced Into the wheel, viz
z, Q, 6, 8, II.
Andiha the said numbers in The srder in which
they stand above; that is say No. the first that
was drawn No 2, the No. q, the third
No g. was The fourth and No. IL, the fifth
Witness hands the City Richmond, this fifteenth
day vi April thousand eigh hundred and four.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGl,
PETER V. DANIEL,
THOMAS RITCHiE,
JAMES RAWLINGS,
ROBERT q. SCOTT.
From the preceding certificate, IL will he what
numbers drawn from the wheel for determining the
prizes in the QUAErICo CANAL LOTTERY, Second Class,
with the order in which they drawn and the Man
ager has the honor t. the pabc the following
a, the result.
The tickets which drew the ten highest prizes those
baN q them the following Combination Nos viz:
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

On Friday the 9th ult. my servant LEWIS abscoRded
~ he is bright mulatto, about twenty-three or four
Of and about FIVE feet three four inches high
bado blue and pantaOons waieoai not reeoeced
white cotton shirt blue great coat, and glazed hat he
took with him, also. black fur hat about hslf-worn
will give 50 Dollars for his delivery IL caught in town
and prOpcoDable increase taken beyond the limits nj
the city and brought in any aiI so that
get him again. bought him of Mr HOLIDAY agent Gor
Mr. Cary OF the county OF Gloucester 20 which place h
will probably attempt 10 get lie ran away about twe
years aud Appreciated IN WILLIAMSBURG on hi
way N Gloucester, being furnished with forged pass
Richmond. March q 9a--5f JERMAN BAKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
PETER V. DANIEL,
THOMAS RITCHiE,
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Rn4I-QT q GGnrT

The $50 tickets which drew prizes of 10 dollars all
such as have on them two the drawn numbers Aud
the 1900 tickets which drew prizes dollars all such
as have any Of the drawn Nos. hem
MINTYRE, Manager.
Richmond, April 30. %
lrrickes the Sd class sale the Virginia Lot
terry Office, under the Eagle Hotel, RicbInInd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
THE DIRECTORS OF THE BOARD

THE DIRECTORS OF THE BOARD
OF PUBLIC WORKS OF VIRGINIA
RE hereby notified, that meeting of the said Board
viii be held at the Capolin the city Of Richmond,
the second Monday in the mpnth of May nc" being the
10Th OF the said month for the purpose of appointing
ab and engner (cf another at and three
e1Per'enced aud judicious aid the civil
gneer OF this state in aseeranng the practicable and
most exPedient improvement in the navigation from the
Maden's Adventure Falls mouth Of Dunop's creek
&c &c Gas directed By the act Of the General Assembly
passed the 9Th instant entitled IN act authorizing loan
for The pDPoss effnternd Ipovep,ehtfO and OF taking
into consideration any other business may sub
milIed 10 them.
by order Of the President Of the Board,
J. BROWN, Jr % Auditor.
March %. fO5-tqM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27

10 nc CHuftH0IdcfS an he UpptF .IpDOMdf[Or
Company.
NOTICE is hereby given election of trustees for
the said company, will be held Monday the 10Th
May next, Farnviile in the county Of Prince Edward
On the same day and the place. will sold at
pu5c auction all the delinquent shares in the conpa-
n.y. provided the OF such shares do moi
The day OF sale, paythe balance thereon We would
earnestly solicit the shareholders said company attend
the election in person 10y proxy Without hiory
shares be represented election place We have
reason TO believe that who have purchased
the said company have attended their being regu-
larry transferred the company's books. Without this
hey cannot be known by the company shareholders
Those interested requested subject
Satisfactory information may he obtained applying to
Samuel d. Morton, clerk Of the company, Petersburg.
RICHARD N. VENABLE,
THOMAS a. MORTON,
April g. 109-8t JOHN GRAhLMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27

NOTICE

WlSHlNd to change in some measure my pursuits, I
w will sell ON reasonable terms and credit the follow
ing tracts of LAND
tract lying Roanoke river at the mouth of Great
creek in Meeklenburg county, containing about 900 acres
10 OF winch are as rich low grounds any
The Upland IS unusually strong and productive As pro-
duce is boated from spot and il is now fully
that low grounds in this section OF country are
productive in cotton Alabama bottoms this tract we'll
merits the attention of those wish 10 cultivate Thai
profitable crop have made fine tobacco wheat also
on this plantation II adoins Col VIM Rice and the sub
scriber's lands in brunswick and Warren counties.
will also sell tract of SIC acres, lying on enito cree
Brunswick county, Col Cordlc's. This good corn
and cotton land, and well improved as to houses
will also sell 600 of rich in the state of Mis-
souri, the town of franklin Young negroes will be
taken in part payment of the above property
JOHN TAYLOR
bfunSWick ouuntv, April ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27

rT- The ENouISER is published twice a week general
IT, and three times during the session the
f,iiaf,ue.price, the Foe Dollars per
anaun PAYABLE in advance koies uf chartered specie
n,yng banks (oaiy) will he received payment The Ed
oc, will CIV. the safety OF remitg them hy mail
line postage OF all letters being paid By the writer's.
ry No paper will he discontinued (ut the discretion
the Editurs until all arrearages have been paid up.
rr Whoever will guarantee ihe yment nine papers
hall have tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TT One squire, Less-Firt Insertion, IS centseach
continuance, so cents.
No advertisement inserted until IL has either been paid
for or assumed by person IN this city It's environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED.
WISHING TO obtain information respecting person OF
w the name of WILLIAM RUrHERFOK native of
haner Hamilton, Ireland, who is said have resided
the United States about the 1880 1898,
nation that be given respecting the said William
eriord would be thankfully received by mail
directed 10 ALLEN ARMSTRONG,
- IIi-5t Nn.1IS Mnrkei .ireet Philn,le lnhia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27

AS committed Ia The jaii iIenfc0 cUunt on tng
" llih nl MAY 1873 Tor the of bis free papers.
JOHN hOBERISON, aud Nv order vt lienrico
csuny court on the 9th of January ordered co. be
niited runaway The said John Robertson about 30
years old md black, FIVE feet inches high yer,
stout nsde Overy pleasing and when SPOKEN
TO has peculiar way Of winking his eyes
The ownerof said RUNWAY, IL any there he is hereby
required 70 come forward property pav charges and
take hm away, he will he dealt with the directs
JOHN l.. TATE, -. S.
harch % f05-wi2w Fer WV. PRfrF S ~ G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
GREEN SPRING FOR SALE

WIS estate situated the James river, equal
l. distances from Richmond and Norfolk, contains 1884
acres at land The dwelling house built Of brick large
anu eoninndons and attached 10 il is every necessary
building. At short is spring of fine water and
an orchard oi excellent fruit The quality of the land
generally good, and large proportion with v.ry
valuable timber, river. Few estates nos
sess greater advantages than this II is offered reduced
price aud on long credit.-Mr VIM NJ. Jones residing al
reensPrug will shew tue premises-appy James
ID, Rdtsie, IN Richmond, oro WM. l.. HoDGSoN,
hiarci 100 Tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
THE RACE-HORsE CAROLINIAN.

" NVTF-ITWTN|E NINUT1TI n,
ONE of the baudsomes and hsest HAT UNEQUAL
- led horse Sir Archie, beautiful bright bay with fine
black legs, aud tail (hs dam gotten The imported
horse Druid nearly sixteen hands high % fine form and
great power will stand The present Orange ~.
every MONDAY Tuesday and Wednesday, aud NJ Cupenet
Courthouse every Thursdss, Friday and Saturday, nj -
The season payable the 25h December next but II paid
The 18Th July, 8 rs will discharge the same.
~ For other terms, his pedigree, performances on the
TUT, &c see handhills. WIN u. BELL.
qrarge, Msrcb 10 l0j--vsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27

GfRAYkD from the sObscriber the ilth ,osei,-
- last small MARE nearly black. Any person who will
rive Information of said mare 80 that she Is hadA p
Messrs Chesehroueh Page, the Theatre Richmnnd
shall be entedtO five dollars reward.
Apfil 20 1854 JOHN DffGCtNc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27

WAS committed to the iaii fiefco co1nI, ,,o 49,.
w 10Th OF November 1928, n runaway n negro man
named LEN, who himself be the propertv ot
Martha Cooke OF the county Of Aemdre said runaway Is
about thirty Years old very black FIVE six inches
no visible mark had when committed a coat of
kerey cloth, brown cloth paniaOon black wool bat
The owner of said runaway is hereby renured 10 roe
forward prove property charges and take hr away
he will be dealt with as the law directs
JOHN L. TATE, d. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
HAMPTON ACADEMY

MIR john Page, the principal teacher OF this acasemy,
w having resigned his situation, election will take
place on the rst Saturday in June nexi supply the
eancy The applicant be qualified teach spelling,
reading writing arithmetic, geography English grammar,
history the Latin language and the various branches OF
the mathematics.
Ihe pecuniary value OF this situation depends much upon
he qualifications and industry of the incunbent who
ceives all tuition money, ordinarily amounting TO 1000
anu e interest upon the stock and money loaned belong
rug 20 'se institution producing commonly the of be-
tween SIX aud seven hundred dollars annually three
bred OF which reserved expenses of the m
stiiution.
Applicants will please the subscriber post pad
WILLIAM HOPE, Sec'ry Board
Trustees OF the Hampton Academy.
Hampton, April 23 it'll
IL The editors of the New York Statesman and Charles.
ton Courier are requested publish the above twice
week vii the st OF June aud their accounts TO
this Office. immediately, for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
RAILEY'S COAL PFTS.

Wis well known estate in the county of Chesterfield,
Il Virginia, and within - miles of Richmond is offered
i3r sale or lease In OF sale part will be
western lands or negroes One of the proprietor. will
on the premises in the vicinity from The isl of Nav until
The last OF June next CHARLES RAIIEY
AprttZ. IOS--t1Je RANDOLPH RAIIEV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27

W As committed to the Jail of Preston county on The
w 9Th January last as runaway, n negro man who
calls himself WILLIAM SHELTON, and saws that lie I,
from buckingham comfy 10 Virginia lie Is about fory
years old, OF dark cOnplexiou and sV feet high
he owner OF said negro Is requested 20 come forward
he win be dealt with as the law directs
JOSEPH II. SUIT. Jaiior.
Kingwood, March iNt-wt2sWt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
HIDES & OIL.
JOHN n. GORDON

fT'HREE hundred large Perntnbuco OK Hides, and
4 20 barrels Tanners Oil For Sur by
March g. l00-tf WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27

GERMAN LINENS
SEVEN bales heavy German oznahurgs and Buriaps inn
- "red per ship Dumles just received 10 store and for
sale by John \ WM C;IJIIAr
Who have 800 sacks best Liverpool SALT for sale low
% close conSi guments. ApriI 90 Ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-27
FARWERs' RANK OF yIRGIN'IAl..

a general assortment Of STONE wARE
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04
CUBA.--The London papers con.

CUBA.--The London papers con.
tradict the statement which ap
peared in the American papers that
Cuba was ceded to France. They
state that previous to the departure Of
the King of Spain from Madrid, he
despatched two confidential agents to
Cuba to sound the inhabitants on the
subject of such cession. The in.
habitants with whom they couimunica-
ted, uniformly were opposed to the
project and finally prepared petition
to the government. oil Spain, assuring
it Of their fidelity, whatever might be
its form, bot they would never submit
to be transferred to France. With
this answer, the sgeats arrived in
England, in December, in the British
frigate Tyne, on their way to Spain.
Bait. Amer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04
SHfPWRECK.

A slip from our correspondent OF
the Charleston Gazette informs that
the British ship PIantagenet, capt.
Key, 81 days from Liverpool, for
Charleston, with a cargo of earthen-
ware, copper, copperas, and. about
200 tons salt, arrived eff the Bar on
the night of the 20th February and
went ashore ON Stones breakers, a.
boat 10 o'clock, wind e. N. E. crew
saved. Capt Key states that he ex-
pecis the cargo will be all lost-that
the ship when he left her at IL o'clock
on the morning of The 2lst, had much
water in her hold, and her sheathing
coming up alongside. When she went
ashore she was about e.. king, the
weather at the time thick and hazy.
"A part of the crews clothing. charts.
qnadra nts, letter bag, &c. were
brought up. together with the captaip
and crew. The vessel and cargo were
ihsured-Fed. Gag;
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04

FIRE.-On Thursday night last the
small building near the Court House,
occupied as a Barber Shop by John
Peck, took fire, and was instantly le-
yelled with the ground Almost every
article Of CONSEQUENCE in the shop was
saved. The fire is said'to have origina.
ted from the stove pipe.--Car. Her.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04
of every description,

OF every description,
Plantation Wagon, running Gears, &
Ploughs; quantity Of Rye and Corn
by the bushel--together with a variety
OF Household and Kitchen Furniture
and number of other articles too nu-
merous To mention. Six months credit
will be given on all sumo above two dol
lars, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security. Sale to commence al
10 O'Clock.
ROBERT SPRIGC.
March a, ls2A--ts.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04
FIRE.

WINCHESTER, Feb. 1.-THE
we ,ollen fac tory belonging to Messrs.
b lck and Bay!y, near Front Royal,
tos ,ether with all its machinery and a
lar &c quantity of cloth, was totally
col ,sumed by fire on Sunday night the
Stt inst. The loss is estimated at 5000
do l!ars.-This is serious misfortune,
moi only to the enterprising owners,
bu to many poor people, whose labor
at the factory furnished them with
sui ,sistence The neighborhood gene,
raj ly, had also become SO accustomed
to IMPLYING their wants al this estab-
lisl lment, that its destruction operates
ina, threefold sense TO the injury of the
con immunity, and may, indeed, be re.
gar ded as one of the greatest losses
ths has for long time befallen the
COT lnty.
lP. S. Since writing the above, we
are informed that the dwelling house
of Mrs Lncv N. Buck, few miles
fro m Front Royal, was burnt to the
ground twonights after the destruction
of the factory, The sufferer is sister
in law to Mr.. Bayly, and the coinci.
dence is truly unfortunate.
Republican.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04

a late English paper states, that a
III, "u'cher at lais, killed bullock
wen Wen was reared on the plains of
- a'erloo. and on opening him found
I'm nnsketb -. two nails, andt BUT
'on of a soldiers S5at.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04


RGINIA, to wit:
Berkeley, County, May Term, 1922.
Levi Uenshaw, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Henry Nadenbousch, Vincent Beall,a
George l.. Chenow.th, Defendants,
In CHANCERE
lEsHE defendant, George p. Cheno-
ID weth, not having entered his APP
pearance, and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court; and it appearing to the sa-
tisfaction of the Court thathe is not an
inhabitant of this state;-- III Is Ordered
that the said defendant do appear here
on the second Monday in March next,
and answer the bin of the plaintiff, and
that copy oifhis order be forthwith in
serted for two months successfully IN
the Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted
at the door of the Court House Of this
county.
A Copy.-Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, c.. 9.
. December IS, isas.-sm ~
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04

"rHE LADIES' GARLAND."-we have
received the first number of this paper issued
from the office Of the Harper's Ferry Free rress'
edited bv Mr.. John S. Gallaher. This paper -
printed on beautiful type. The typograpnica'
execution is certainly unexceptonable. Per-
sons wishing to become subscribers to this pa
per. can have an opportunity Of seeing 1t by
calling at this Office.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04

Casually On Saturday last, as
the Rev. Mr.. John Hutchinson, and
two of his daughters were crossing
the Cacaphon river in canoe,lt upset
and one Of them, Margaret, was un-
fortunately drowned.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04

The members Of the Virginia Legislature
held "a caucus in the Capitol in Richmond on the
18th ult and recommended William III. Craw-
Xord for President and Albert Gallatin for Vice
President OF U. States We perceive that nell
,her Col. Boyd nor Col. Colston attended the
CAUCUS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, by Public Vendue
w to the highest bidder on Friday the
10th dsy of March, at the residence of
John Sprigg, at the head of Dry Run,
the following property, viz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04
Extract Of u letter, dated

y
CINciNNATI, Ono, Jan. 27, 1924.
II was astonishcd on reaching this
place, to find how extremely cheap
the markets are here. We have wills.
key at "three fps" per gallon; par
tridges at tive cents each; chickens
at 6 | d.; geese 90 to 25; turkeys from
10 to- 40; some Of the latter price
weigh 90 pounds; butter 10 to IL
cents; beef Q to Wood is. now
selling at from rs TO 81 1-s cents per
cord. The weather resembles that
of Spring, and we have scarcely felt
the winter yet.
A new weekly paperis about being
established by Messrs. Wilder, and
Campbell, and to be called "The
Star Spangled Banner" in quarto
form, each number TO contain eight
pages. The main object is said to be,
to publish intelligence relating to the
navy and army ofthe United States;
comprising biographical sketches of
officers, stations of ships and troops.
promotions, changes, &c. the state of
public works, &c
The Baltimore American states,
that Ninian Edwards, senator from
Illinois, has been nominated Minister
to Mexico.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04

Mr.. Coleridge is TO edit the Quarterly
Rsrisis with salefy ofhooo.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-03-04

The Honorable James Brown,
Minister to France, embarked al New
York on Tuesday morning in the q.
States ship Cyane, Captain Creigh-
ton, for Havre. She fired a salute
about 70 o'clock, and Immediately got
under weigh, fot her port oil destina.
tion.
ALExANDRrA, Feb. 25.-General
Jackson is severely afflicted with the
rheumatism in one of his arms-so
much so that he was unable to attend
Abe birthnight ball in this place on
Monday last.
This is the second instance in which
thu general has been unable to com
ply, with public. invitation from our
cit lzens. >,
The Ball held at the City Hotel on
M, ,nday night last, in concentration
of he birth of Washington, was very
MUIR nerously attended. Among other
Wis ltors, the Vice President, Mr.. Clay,
antl gen. MaconIb were pre.ent. The
roc IN was handsomely decorated with
ha tional flags, Sc Herald.