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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12
WAsn,NaroN, Norember ,

WASHINGTON, November ?.
Chocia,c Deputation.-A drputation of Chuc
taws, nine in number, arrived in this city few
day past, On business with the Government.
On their way aud when at Mayssiile, in
kentucky, Puck shee nub6ee, priucipal Chief,
and aged about 85 Years, stepped from a
precipice, in fog which hid the chasm from
his view, and fractured his skull, which killed
him.
tits gratifying 10 witness, in these deputaiions
of latter times. young men OF education ana
virtue, with talents to conduct the business OF
their nation, aad manners suited, in all respects,
TO the polished Improvements OF their white
brothers. There are two of This description at
tached to this deputaton. Cot. Folsom, well
known as the friend Of The schooi-sy stem
among his people, and for the distinguished
excellence his character, and james {. "
Donald, who was educated in this Distric !,
chiefly by the Rev. Mr.. Carnahan, now Prcsi
dent Of Princeton College, at his classical
school in Georgetown and subsequently read
law, in Ohio, with the present Postmaster
General, where he was admitted to its practice.
Mr.. M'DOnald being on visit to his mother,
after many years separation, was included, by
the Council of the nation, in the depuation.
We cannot but wish these people we'll. They
have many claims upon our justice s. humanity :
and now that we see them emerging from the
igornance Of barbarism, and even adventuring
upon our learned professions. every encourage
ment ought to be held ont, and every induce
ment offered, to animate and prosper thei,
Offset.
THE school system under the special patro-
mage of the government is producing the
haPpiest resulis, and if it be well supported
and IFS energies kept 10 vigor by such guard,
| as experience may demonstrate, TO be essential
a generation may not pass away before our
| nation may be honoured in having rescued
from the cherries condition of the savage.
hundreds Of thousands Of fellow beings>whose
claims even upon the humanity of so many
ages have heen resisted and themselves made
| the victims Of every outrage which the keenesl
avarce has the ingenuity TO invent.
Our national character is deeply interested
10 the issue Of the present efforts to civilize and
chrisianize these people /; but when to this is
superadded the claims which arise ont Of their
AFFECT condition, as people, the duty becomes
imperative, and the cal! becomes loHd upon us
TO peSscrere. Nat. Journal.
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STATE ELECTION.

In our last we waited for the. Lion Ollie
Vest" He is come, and we want to see no
more OF hlm-he shows his teeth instead of his
ts,i-brlehy, every thing is gone in favour of
C''nton. Such sweeping defeat-such an
overwhelming rout we have not heard of since
Ihe oattie OF Waterloo. We kept up our faint
,ns sp'rlts u .nl we heard from Suffolk 80 ia
. .s.s;.,' y. LINTON ~ brufs.; old Suffolk,
winch used To give 400 against him. We
gave up the ship, having tough her as we'll ~.
we could, aud to the very last. Mir. Cliuton's
majority will fall little short oil 10000.
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CHOlCE OFEICCr,(In,ST.

We have nothing Certain from Aibanv
The CAUCUS, Oh Friday evening, was fully AZ.
tended, and the electoral ticket, as reported bv
the committee was unanimously adopted :snd.
u NOT chosen on Saturday, wiil be fix unon
deln'ineiy this day. Some few CLAW men NAV
De put on tn. ticket, but we cannot. in aoy
view vi The subject, perceive how Mr.. Claw Is
TO- succeed In The present contest for president.
we caution our friends not to credit aoy re-
ports OF divisions and dissen,ions, which are
'o' e'oo' Az, enect TB
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CONNECTICUT.

In twenty three towns in Connecticut, the
Adams electoral ticket has received 2239 votes.
and the unpledged ticket $50
The New Haven Herald ssys,-"There has
been so little concert in action, or union 10
sentiment among those who are opposed 10
Mr.. Adams, that we do not believe the !" un-
pledged ticket" which is almost entirely com
posed of the friends Of Mr.. Crawford, has re-
csived much support at the ballot boxes. In
this towo, where we have upwards Of 1000 vo-
tiers, less than $50 votes were poil.d--near.y
three fourths Of our citizens manlfesting their
indifference by staying at home. All the can
dIdaies on both tickets were democratic, and
the Federalists of Connecticut, as party, ap-
pear 10 have taken no part in the election"
Very little exeriion was made by the friends
Of the uopledged Ticket, in this town.
TO console us under defeat, we have the
Satisfaction OfknowiDg ,bat we have been en-
gagged in good cause. Although the Adams
Den may carry the day in this State, yet the
friends OF MIR. Crawford need not feel alarmed
Al the result. We do not believe MIR. Adams
rhance is equal TO that Of either Of the other
candidates. for we do not think hat Mr.. Ad
ans viii obtain votes enough 10 carry him in
10 the House OF Representatives as one Of the
three highest candidates. Whether the Adams
Electors, when they see there is no chance
for him, viii vote for him, we cannot say We
should think, however, that they would not |:
for we do not think that they would throw
away thu votes Ut this State.
tMiddtsio,on (Con.J Senfinei
NEW YosB.-The General Election in this
State for Governor, Members Of Com
gress, and OF the Slate Legislature on the ibres
fiss, days " the last week, has been the most
spirited contest whieh the politicians Of that
State land IN that class is embrscsd almost
every mao IN III have had for several years.
The revival Of the political exsfencs If Mr..
Clinton has given sigor and energy 10 the
older politicians Of the State which nothing
else co,dd have impaired and the number OF
hts fficndS siuce his iasi contest FOR the guber.
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IN MASSACHUSETTS,

The elfctiop Of electors, &c. took place on
Monday last Ia ihe city of Boston ibe votes
were, iur The ticket pledged to support Mr.. AD-
ANS, 5e8f votes; & g"s the Unpledged or oppo-
siIion ickrt, 1869 votes which, we presume
may be considered as fair sample of the re-
turns OftDe whole State Of Massachusetts.
Upwards Of third Of The voters of Boston
did not vote for Electors at all.
For Congress. Mr.. WEBSTER has had the
signal honor Of being voted for by all parties,
ADD Df receivio5 the unanimous vote OF the
city Of Boston. Mr Everett. the distinguished
Professor, is elected, by large majority, over
his competitor, in the district at present re-
presented by DIR. Fuller. Mcssrs Ciownio.
shield, Baylies, and Hobart, are re. elected
each being warmly opposed. MAT. Int 1
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NEW Yoak, OcToBEs5,

f>VeHHg.
"Tbr Crawford cause in this State is safe
You VIII SEQ in the evening opposition papers
Of to-day great huzza for his defeat. The
enoIosed letter from Albany dscloses the fact,
which the adverssfies of Mr.. Crawford in this
city viii not learn until Tomorrow. Cam
bfeleog has great II unph here, and The cleo.
ton o! Vurplanck md Johnson, stout friends Of
Crawford, confirms it," m
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y, NEW JERSEY FOR JACKSON
=, Ihe ioil"wing letter from eenflsm., =
TRENTON, 10 Inc Editor OF thu Chronic IT, rs'
, r, All doubt about New .rsey. Ii ,.aes
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NEW YORK STATE LEGisLAluRE

In the House of Assembly, IN Wrdu, sday,
petition was presented e. I.n J I'm Slid, II anu
Others, for an Insurance Co. - Nem York.
$50, petition from Taos. w. earns and
others of N York, for ihe incorporation y,
ne Tradesmens' Insurance Company SIEVE
raj other petitions Of a private character we. :
also presented.
bill taxing Foreign Insurance Companies
and bill relative To the nvesilure of Schuoi
Fund Mooies, introduced by Mr.. Wniuug,i
we're ordered to third reading.
On molon of Mr.. Riggs, tie Commissio-
ners of the Canal Fund, mere directed TO re-
port the amount of money borrowed TN the
credit ofthe slate, since the frs, Of January
last, at what rate Of interest, aud al what pre-
MUM If any and also whether uotces ha..
been published in the pubic newspapers, IN
what paper or papers, and the date OF the
said notices for said loan or loans.
MIR. Gardiner offered "A JOINT resolution,
which lies on the table one day Of course, APP
pointing - inst at la O'clock, to proceed 10
nominate Electors of President and Vice Pre-
sidrnt. ,-
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FROM GUATEMALA.

By a l,iu', dated ST. Johns, Tin September
II appears Il ere. is d. eadiul ci, war raging in
rhe Interior al The Republic nf Guatemala -
The cry of Grenada was at that time invested
by $500 ,roups, aud considerable quantity Of
Englisli property had been captured ON the
Rter a"d Lake Nicarasua. t.E. Y .usr. .7ac.
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IN OHIO.

The Electoral election took place through
out the state Of Ohio on the 29th ult. We
have recriyed returns from the following town
ships only
cIny. Jackson. Adsms
R.cbland % sDshp 286 IL
Colera,n iosv ssl,ip = 46
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
NEW YORK
Dor sdsiees from Albany, by yesisrday'si
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Presidential Election. We are informed by
gentleman who returned from New Jersey
yesterday, that the election ia that state is
conducted with more spirit, than has ever been
witnessed on any similar occasion. There are
but two tickets one composed entirely of the
friends of Gen. Jackson, and the other of The
friends of Mr.. Adams, fer President. Th.
mixed ticket, formed oy the Convention al
Trenton, will receive NO support. Twas the
decided opinion Of our informant, mat thu
Jackson Ticket would succeed. :. Old Hicko-
ry" was the watch-word ut the Polls. The
recent and powerful expression in his favour,
IN the great aud neighbouriug state OF Penn
sylvanIa, as might have been anticipated, pro-
duced strung sensation 10 New Jersey, highly
ausP 'clous to his success. Gu, informant adds
that warm as we have been in this city and IN
this state, in the contest ,.hich has Just term
n"ted, we know nothing Of etectioneertng, com
pared with what he saw in New Jersey. This
Is rather odd, aud serves to max ,ery strongly
'ae temper ut the times, as the CT zrns of tnsl
state are Remarkable for their Steady hab s.
aud even temperament in ibcn politics. Tn
election closed last evening, and TIRE result wi,
DC known In day Or t~". ". Y. S.aie5nia,,
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material chair has been greatly Increased in
tie city oil New York, particularly by the num-
Der of young men who have acquired the
right OF voting, and who are taught by repute
~ admire the talents and requirements of Mr..
Clinton, without being influenced against him
6y any personal feeling as to past occurrences.
Very few returns have vet been received bu,
our information is sufficient To establish the
TACT, that ne has majority in the city OF
New York. but, It the best Informed papers
may be relied upon. it is not probable that he
will receive majority Of the votes of the state
over the regularly nominated candidate, Col.
Young.
With this election it is proper to observe,
that the Presidential question appears to haye
had no concern whatever. Mr.. Young has de-
ciared himself to be IN favor of Mr.. Cav: it Is
quite probable that Mr.. Clinton is of the sam.
way Of thinking Aud yet nothing is more
certain than that Mr.. Clay will nut receive the
electoral vote ofthe State of New York.
As to the Presidenfidt Election, tn. Legis-
ature had not at our last adsices proceeded to
the choice OF Electors but the Nationa, Ad
vocatr asserts, on the authority of information
rom Albany, that the vote Of New York will
not be divided, aud will be given entire to Mr.
era " ford.
Ofthe Congressional Election, we can onl,
gather from the returns, that, in the civ OF
New York, Mr.. CambreleDg, though not ;
peoples man, Is reelected, by a large mNj.rit,
OF the people, over his competitors aud that
III. Verpianck has, in like manner, been elect
ed by the people, though not forming Que o.
the peoples ticket. 80
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VIRGINIA. ET,FCTToNs

DELEGdTES TO THE NEXT LEGTSLATUEE
BsrFd,ycl Edward COlston $40, Capt Israel Robinson
2J5-R jiian Good SOi.
cnmpbH-fohn Wilson 3Oi, william Rrysie,s 90
Jesse Burton, 2$7 Theodore Reed ls4 Adam Clements
~, Wm. l. Lewis - Crhe ,ulls were kept nrp ttr,
let day The small of Col Lewis is In re as ri,,
ell to the sh"r notice which be gave Of his willing.
mes Ia serve the proiIr)
Charles Chy-Ioip Tyler, Join Armisiesd
ChorioeP"ul s. Darlington 10. Ioh- ~. Harvey fge
Edmund Elliott ito-- Ohm oliver iCj.
Cheaerfeiq-lanel ". Bfaurh 3sa Allen Motlaes 2is-
Edward Anderson ~. ~. Clarke t3o.
Lst"s"bWrg-Cnl lanes Fisher y. Z Street.
Di'fhfuyIsamrel Digges $50, John Patterson es-Tho.
Ohio Laebarisb incob' s2o. wm McKinle,s scs-Ar,t
bald Me- lean l76 HOwsrh Hcne iOf
P9rhnfan--Wiliam Crump' j36, Henry ". Watkins III
Creed HHsIfns 81. JOHN II Strgrr III
"A. Temple f27. 0'
Stenardoat-samuel Dare 4oo william, Anderson. sg7
jacob Kicker n. 80, Daniel SIickler 100, Samuel
Warpbk--Hi, hard Mcintosh Edmund Curtjss
Hood Isaac Murri.f Matthias CHAPMAN.
Pdcrsburg-Inln u. Ur1ws+ ftt-HOger a. Jones o.
No, offhs last Legisiafure
FOR THE SENATE
MOOD county, crhe were, Lewis Maxwell On Ia
sept l. Fry e0-Danel Kncheioe 75--Lemeei y
DIvissnn "''' t.
odio comfy Ss,E. N. Wilson 2a5-Cbaries $. Marian
iG5. "' o "V's gun
CONVENTION
Fowt n'an-(" No poll kept about C'onven,ioo M, .
. an,ydg. having aed the sheriff to open one for
Prines George" The votes were "a or and a. ,g.,0.,
he can OF Cungep1pO whh Unlimited pss,.r, :, Is be-
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OHIO ELECTORS

The Columbus Gazette ofiIe %. uIf publishes
list Of Electors formed &" on due telberation' Of
republican oirizens " from different paris nr fbe
state Gen. Harrison heads the list lis sad, tia,
cnnaii Nat Rcpubcan,)" 100 mary ii rirse pI.cfo.
raj candidates are dresi n the l'vefy of The Cguens
Junto, &c.-and besides, with Dir Clay Withdrawn
itGm the contest as u is possible he may he this s
J"it-blo'ded MoroD2h going Crnw(oyd dckcf lin
Subsequent No. OF the same papct, tho Edior TINS
explains himself " The idea INTENDED IN he con
veyed was, that Mr.. Crawford the Seeoid rhoire
OF these candidates, aud This We behc,c H. hp tiur .
and that they would generally, under such circnm-
lie true =" y"
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neysa at the yois wol Gase L,su nearly rs,nipqa IL
fasot OF Ion,raton restricted u, certain particulars o.
nmendme r."-Psterstsrg irfeL
Shenan foah-c' The suggrs,ion thrown vcels
ago in TIL paper requesting the stri, 90 This county to-
open the purpose asrertsnu sense OF
the peop In regard io Convention, has Lren crmpe'
ior the 9Th regin-n AZ tue polls srperu,rn-s
uenee th- ,oes stood fora Convention i6;agaimt
Shenand sh upon this subject the members OF which ere
universally ia favor of convention bat causes
not kuosn the deputies Who Supplemented the polls
At Woodstock did not take the seuse Of tue renrc. we
have no hesitation in stating, however, and
the mos respectable. authority, that there
an unanipnrs in m-ss-"-She Heyad3
P.t.rst'rs-for Convention, ii3--tganst II
h'rhmon9-Fora Convention i55, OF VIII 20 COR
WIZ limited rowers-i5i against (rhe to is slf oeaa,
the Mayors Odice, for signaiurcs>
LOAN.
The loan was opened ,esie, tiav AZ the Capo, for
slc0 Geo TO he applied To the Improvement Of the
Jam's River, &C. agrrca,ly 20 the act of the Iast
Gpneral Assembly Bids were made Nv the banks
and intiividualS, Ia tho amount Of 81 500 OCO The
oilrroi the Farmers Bank was accented viz 90
dyancr Sio2l for n scrip of 100 ", 6 per cen,
SiCOCOO To he pad ho"n, and the balance in quar-
terry payments of 100000.
TO osoRREsroTpESTs A,!D READERS.
The Tariff has passed by bare najnri,y er votes II
is ir the Senat tie most oppressive
y"ke-thr proceedings on Iii. sn ireland tie highly
seqsoned documents in relation the Chrroees will seine
upoa tie readers attention..
In our nes shall give place u. in exposition
change of the State Con,ti,uioua Pao Demos Ia.
.or OF ConveutiInaso The Vndieation from WASH
inScn of DIR Clay against Nj CHESS Introductory letter
MARRIEDl-on Thursday evening last. by the Rev. ;
H. Turner, WILLIAM PQRrEs, Jun. Esq OF Orange coun.
:, I" Mis- ANN NJ. ANDERSON OF this city.
BLAIR BOILING to Mis-. SARG AKET a., 3, The
late Mr. Jsanc Webster, all nf this city. :
On the same evening. by the Rev. bishop Moore Mr.
JACQuELiN P. TAYLOR, to HIS, MARTHA ELIZA
In New Ken, W @ mi, & nil OF inns cry
Tscy, Mr. JOHN H. Eos Err ofthis city, TO Miss SARAH
AN daughter Of the late John Ciopon Esq late Of TIA,
county ,
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NOTICE.

IL persons interested IN land claims Tennessee
n river IN Kentucky, founded upon Miufy Warrants
af advised TO forward evidence Of their title the
o. hose lands are abot 10 be returned n tie Land
uce' aud many pre- ended claims up Patents may
issue 10 persons not entitled.
ief,1ns Who had employed Cuihbeyi s. nderon gent
gre informed that be is dead and much ~ his pusnrs.
Isl unfinished IL would he wr Tor ther hook iterr
C"ls Any letter (po.i pa) diresed 10 the subscriber
~ e ltnn Banks. Hickman county ~ Frankfort, Ken
n'Ny requesting iuf.rmaiJn about those claims viii
answered without cinrge.
me subscriber viii attend The investigation md ,ro
'N"h ~ 'and ci1im- in Kfututty nud Ohio will pay
s"h a'd attend 70 every kud ofagency relating a,d
=" hth,"c,5. JOHN S.HIERVtNG.
kfatsfo'i, hprI 20. n3-~wcm
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IKUS'r SAVE On I-1ND

10y virtue of deed Ol trust eculfd n, tho ste.,
- by Josiah Goodman and Wiir Tor cerian umrros,s
neten named anu amy recorded in the clerks Office a..
Cumberland county ~ be snld To lie qj,cs, Lr e.
cash on SATURDAY Tie 18th day OF blay tract OF land
containing 2j4 acres more less Ming ON bo;h ;cs e
Guinea road, end Immediately on The north SIDE az Aru
maiiox riytr-a,ioning Tie lands Of GOODMAN Mrs
Jeh"Ins, &c within one mile OF u rauuac mill am,
six miles southeast ct Cumberland Til ,nn,
:, wen improved, with gosd dwelling house, " l,sat
'hreing machine; and OTHER necessary on ard Ia
good order Tor cropping. The sale viii take place on The
pem'r' ana he made unconditional without reserve
Is rlievc'l unqneStiOnable. " WI" .
'7n. tt3--w4w SANuFI rrOrcOu r...,..
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hE GREAT FRYE OF
100000 DOLLARS
Is NOW Floating in the GRAND
STATE EGEEERyy

" FInTWdnd, nOiO dTaDing IN B1Ilimore.
ColIEN'S OFFiCE-Brf;noye ;
AnFil Cd, 1924 (
70 Bsfides the above splendid Capital Prize of ON
HUNDHED THOUSAND DOLL Ans tIsfe are oiso ~ 80 s.
roamhs ~ The wherl the Capitals Of 20 OOO-2 of IoCC1
OF looO Dollars &c tLc bale of wlrh nre Tia
"er u allow ine T." distan, sdvrnurrs will take place on
Thursday, he !ah If .Noy,
~ ige Cty Of BaItimOfr sndrr lie c
commissioners appointed ly the GnvrrnOr and covcr
!mly two drawings remain to complete ihc scben,r-
ihe whole Of the Pz"s nc PAYABLE III CASH C5rt =.
ge had =, CollENS ufF1CE the nioihct ihfv are ra, ~
s'OHDEES orgh TO be stnf as o7n rs possBie ps,t
'ehs 90 danre nny Ut all fes lrh cat, 6d.pr,
ne" r.maiancts 10 COHEN'S OFFICE CgJ II a, g,,.,
Cop",, N, Sehie sdoId Be dJn ,c6 fh,i; ofdsrs
amount sneio'sd Ibs rtfsrntf 6ifas I'M ,,4H
MIole Tickets $50 Qoaiiers 500
Halves 10 Eigiths z 50
TO DE MAD, wARRAETgb rE.7u4vr
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G0XxESS3JSs
LOTTERY & Exchange ()Gce, III .Hphef yf,eei

LOHcry y Exchange Office, IA .7E,ytef slyee,
800 BALTiMORE. z.
Wherc the great capital prizes io.l lie D. b, otte,;.
were sniI and WHERE MORE CATlraI rRjZFs UNvf
IN AMERICA 800" W ~
Orders from any of tho United States Nv mail Ctos
P) "r ~ private r7nvtSancN, cucismc the fath ,r
@eN" any Of the Halumcre htfsios. will ,reri he sr,e
PROMPT aud ptnrtW rtentia. IL On pcr,arai sroiea
ton. addressed - J. !. CORY ~ I,j,r,,ll.
~ CohEA,S Loterg Gez'ns amt Rtad'',' wLiri, is
published regularly aiffr r1r Drawing Mi ronfrir
Oficil Lisfs of the Cynud Sien yors 49, ,,,i i ot
wafdcd gyois, 70 a wn purchase tfeir rtckes Ut CO.
same 'r
Arr itO.-irtqu
D. S1"'"'F n'rhi w ''' inck o. Stable COR W.
- broken and small bay Irlrs fnko, fi sret,orp
me mare IS about inrr feet C5ght ie in lrs hir TO-
" flcNeH yeafs old and mach rHhrd with e9n gef
the hind hook 80 .'''' '''V'9
mn injured % believe tho fief wns nkinr lie ,r o..
war'is Frederic shurr Washinrur civ / viii i,
reward Of ten d'il1r or delivery nfsa marc nrd n
uonai reward OF ~ mis-. conviction or he thief
Z -. 90. WA. y. EGGLESTCE
"''t|' S'lif'"N,Fs "tfleh ti ff}-Gt
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- lIVKFIB WHICH drew pTizrs 0f 10 dnllars are All
as nave on them any two of the drawn numbers AID
the 1900 tickets which drew prizes 81 GaolIars IN 80
rs nave any one Oft drawn Nos. on fhen.
pi.Lr,o., ,-,,o, A mTHlYRE, Manage.
~ T'., nPIh a. a. 81
NV '-Inr-. rnher Ile EagIr linIel. Eichrnand.
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GROCERIES. IRON. g.

GROCERIES, IRON, sc.
90 90 bids Pennsylvania whisLry
) hh'ls Antigua Rum
oa a0 do: do old and superior quality
$40 sacks blown and ground Alum Salt
u hhds. ST. Crox aud Cuba Sugars
~ d"2cn did Port Wine
% bags Java Green Coffee
10 hhds prime Moasscs
50 kegs Duronts Powder
Cotton Yarns
Whiuemore's Cotton < Wool cmds
Seine Irvine
bed Cords ard Plough Lines
50 renms Writing Paprr
6ernoI Spanish F0iant Indigo
20 barrels Loaf Sugar
10 tons S~cdeS English, Russia and American To-
,o lr en- prnGPhy wagon, cart and carriage tirr
ITO. German do.
Hoop Iron
Together with an assortment OF OF n uINEe Tro7-Ope
&c, superior quaIi;y--For sale by
- AeLlI Ut WORrHAM McGRUpER.
Dratc,"g ofme Qunntico Canal LotterU.
,,,,r SECOND CLASS
hh subscribers having been requested 10 suprrin,end
Sseon" Class do hereby certify that following were b
ced Into the wheel, viz ~ -
z, Q, G, 8, ~
ard that the said numbers were draw in the orser IN ;.
ihey Stand shn'ei TINT is say, a. was the Grst ,
was drawn No was The second No. G. VAS Tie third.
NJ ~ ., was ihe fourth and M IL, the fifth.
Witness our hands the Citvnf Ricbn,"p Ills fice,.t
"'! u !' one M"utand eight hundred and twenty four
JOIN lHOC KENBROUGH
PECER Y. DANIEL
THOMAS RITCu1R,
JAMES kAWLiNGS,
from the preceding certifcar il will lie seen VII,
numbers were drawn from, the wlee! for decrmino 10
= ;i ~ ne W leo CANAL LOTTERY, Sond class
WIN The order in which they drawn and ,,e Man.
'g. has the honor to the public the feorin
as the result 'N' 'e ''i'""' "s
The tickets which drew ten heheSi priz,sare tbose
having On Them The following conf na,,, No Vie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT

PkiCE or SToCkS.-CoTeeied BY IL ". Lynch.
United States Bank, 5 iie lI3
Bank If Viz GINA, IS
Farmers Bank, as n as
BANK NOTE EXCHANGE.-Corrscte o.; ~o.en', Orr
State Bank Of korth Carolina, 81 G per cent disc
South Carolina banks, Ia 2 do do
Georgia banks, 81 u Is do do
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II Mr Samuel p Rgirnd is now on n four through the
counties Of kng William, King md Queen Esscx, Acro-
mock Northampton nd the Northern Neck" collecting
hcmanhs Tor ihls nffire.