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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
II HAMPTON ACADEMY,

N rp =, on ~ ND y " Z.
Mk John Page the principal teacher of This ACADEMY
having resigned his siiuation election will tks
place ON The FIRST Saturday in June noxt 10 suppy the
ne applicant must he qualified TO reach smelling
i'uns wiring arithmetic, geography, English grammar
s"'y, he Laun language, and the various branches q
ne Pecunary value of this situation depends much upo
@ iuhcauons and industry OF the incumbent who r..
~ - ~. tuition money, ordinarily amounting 10 = 1904
the interest upon The stock and money loaned belonr.
s W 'se nsituiion producing commonly the sum OF b..
Weeh SIX ana seven hundred dollars annualy three Inns,
m "h'chare reserved TO the expenses of the iu-
Applicants will please direct TO the subseribsr ms, Maid
WILLIAM HOPE Sec'ry Board
u,. ,,o Trustees OF the Hampton Academy.
~ 81, y 1nP'l % . - I4-tIJ
W Tue editors OF the New York Statesman and Charles
YOU Courler nre requested TO publish the above twice
49, III the ISL OF June, and transmit their accounts 10
lhs Office Immediately. for paYmcni. ~ =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

ALEXANDRIA, IN c. April IS The Potomac Fisberie
are nov 'n thefr heish 10 speak Technically Best sh
are selling here al from 81 as So per Au".rd and eI
ceient kerrings at from 50 20 rs cents per thoasand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
INFORMATION WANTED

~ T OIt4E IO4N W NNTED.
M ISL Nj 10 obtain niorn respectn0 nerson ~
~ the name Of WILLIAM bUTHERFoRD na,ive OF
Manor Hanilion Ireland, who 10 have resided f
line un'ied States about the 1890 i7a3 any inor
nation That can be given respecting said william Ruth
t!Iod would he thankfully by mail or otherwise
u"e0'1" 20" ALLEN ARMSTRONG,
il7--o- No. lis pb;,daIrb;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Nv ENIY DOLLARS REWARD.
IL ANYWAY from the Subscriber, the city of Rch.
mond, the oath Of February last negro man pama
JlH oiblack complexion, has thick bushy hair is nj
eooh heght square across the shoulders well made has
heree look when spoken TO- and walks with his toes yery
mucn inclined outward The said slave having said il was
ms intention 70 go out Of This state, the above reward shall
be paid 10 any person will npprekend and deliver bin
70 inc, or secure him 10 Jail so that get him again.
- COLLIER SOUTHALL.
Henrico county. April %. fiGSw41
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against The estate Of LII
- bOphN A.TUCkER dec, late Of Pow hatan, are re
quested to bring them forward properly authe ncaed =
snu nose indebted are reqsred to make payment limit
paey ~ order bat the administration OF be estate
be brought to a close.
THOMAS WATKINS, Deputy for
THOMAS MILLER, Sheriff of Powhaiarf
February 49, ~ =. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

On Saturday night asi The lock OF my stable door wal
~, oIohei', ana small bay mare taken therefrom.
The mare is about eight or nine inches high ten
or eleven years old and much rubbed with Wagon gear
the hind hook.
am induced TO believe the thief making his way
wards fredercesburg, or Washington City. I will give
reward OF Ten dollars delivery said mare aud an add
hopal reward OF twenty, conviction of The thief
Amelia Courthouse March n ia g,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

u
~ FRIDAY the 9th uli. my servant LEWIS absconded
- ne rs bright muatto about twenty three or four
years oil age aud about FIVE feet or fonr inches high
MACON blue coat and pantaoons wastcna not recoIeced
whte coon Shirt blue coat and new glazed hat be-
took win him, also black fur hat about ialf-worn
VIII give 50 Dollars for his delivery i caup hi in town,
nd proporonable increase If taken beyond The limits OF
me city and brought TO secured in any iaj so that
get him again bought him of MIR. HOLIDAY, agent for
mr. Gary OF the county Of Gloucester to which place he
WIZ probably attempt to get lie ran away about Two
years ago. and was spPreEended in williamsburg on his
way 10 ulOucester being furnished with forged pass
Richmond. March @ pR-if IERhIAN nnkEn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
RUNAWAY IN IAIL.

NTAS committed the jail Of Henrico couptv on tie
w slh OF January 1924, a runaway, a negro maa
naDed JESSE MANUEL, Who that he Is free and
was raised ~ North Carolina Fayetteville. The said
runaway Is about 20 DID, Of light feet
inches high, Visible mark or scar.
The owner of said runaway IL any there he H hereby
required to come forward, prave properly IA, charge;
and take Dim away, or he will be dealt with rs The lay d.
reefs holm n r Ar IN q ~
March -. 1O5-wi2w For WM. PRICE s. II g.
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w AS eOmmtted 10 The jail Of Heinrich COUNTY ON
" lih ~ May SIS for the want OF his free paper
JUN bObhbISON, and by IN order OF Iic0fic'
county court on the 9Th NJ January ga ordered 10 BE-
united as runaway. The said John Robertson Is about
years Old and very black, Eve feet FIVE inches high
stout made, Otvery pleasing counenance and when spotH
~ has peculiar way Of winkng his eyes.
rue owner OF said runaway, II any there he hefe
required 90 come forward prove property nav CHARGES ad
take Linn away or be will Je dealt with rs the law directs
.. JOHN L. TATE, u. 8.
Maiob - iNs-wI2w ser WIN. PRICE, s. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

In support q an .4merican System for the pro-
lection Of american Industry
Delivered in the House of Representatives on Tue 5oh and
3ist OF March, i824.-(Continued)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-27
IN SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,. April q, 1924.
MIR. Dck2rson, on behalf Of the Committee on
Commerce and Manufa oturcs, to whom was refer
rcd the bill 20 amend the several acts or imposing
duties on imports" requested permission for ,ic com
nit'ce 70 sit upon t,at subject during INC on5 Of
the Senate. Mr.. Lo1iic opposed tnc notion
Leave was refused.
Mr.. Edwards presented fl1, rcno.idi NJ the
Chamber ofComrac-cc.- Il So -; of sc" HJFcI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

Er,raetof a letter. from a member of The Com.
mitfee Of inresitgatiOn, 10 his friend IN Rich
mond.
MIR. Crawford's answer to the charges OF
Edwards is the most passionleses, calm and
dignifed paper Of the sort that ever was pen
ned. He completely exonerates himself nf all
| that T.. has rakrd up against him, and without
tanning the word perjury or insinuating any
charge OF the kind he presents facts.
g He has also proved incontes;ibly, that il
was to relieve these very people land of their
Own prayer tool who are now endea, O,iripg
to hunt him down, that with the President's
full appreciation and under the sanction of the
law of the land, he entered upon the system,
hut Tor which these Tarifiers of IFS would have
been utterly ruined or driven to open revolt.
Sut our Action has turned upon the migrate
fui hounds who have Showed their teeth but
dared not bite. They are about To stink of,
win their tails between their legs, and the re-
coil OF this unmanly and base conspiracy will
so contound and dispense his enemies as to
ensure Mr.. Crawford's election, which until
yesterday deemed more than doubtful.
Mr.. =. has even exculpated himself from
any shadow of suspicion that he had INDUCED d
disposition to attack K in his absence. From
Els conduct IN this affair am led to form
opinions which will rot noc express but
if he is not instantly cashiered as minister, as
the representative of this country, the first
sample of our character exhibited in New
Spain, MIR. Crawford cannot, in my iudg-
ment, continue to hold the Treasury with hon
or to himself. Under his circumstances II do
not allude To his i'll health, hut to the cabaIs
against him in the Cabinet think any other
man would long ago have thrown up the of
flee"
Extract Of letter from n Member Of Con-
gress, IN Washington, .hay I5.
send you the Communication Of Mr..
Crawford in answer to Mr.. Edwards's Me-
mortal. have. just had tim. 10 glance over
It. You will find il a clear, dispassionate and
dignIhed defence. and worthy Gifts Author
think II has made strong and favorable i'm
preston upon the minds of the unpreiudiced
of all parties.
"The Tariff, presume, will pass The Senate
to day and it is believed, will go down in the
House of Representatives. II has been muci,
modified; aud has assumed shape, least OBJ
jectionable TO thi. hnti-Ta,iItrs."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

the request of many of the most respecteble ;rtol
~ ants of this city, the suscrber has bcsn nd,r. IN n
pei an EXCHANGE READING Room. for ~. srcoo,
nueaton and convenience Of the Merchants ,d citi,eU
gene Tie occupied Ivy the s,srriler and
the adj dining will be opened for that pu,pe TIE
principal newspapers aud prices current In lie UnitcJ
states ard the most approved Perodieai R.Vi.ws an
Magazines Of this country ard Europe viii e IN, n,sied
Strangers respectfully vited TO visit he x.bange
rhe annual subscription the Exchange III, I've e.,
islIsrs PAYABLE IN advance. Persons wisi5r 10 srscfi
will he pleased TO call the subscribers once Due no
'io- viii he given of ibe opening cf the Exchange
The Subscriber will sell pute Stocks of ev,Sy descrip
| ton auction, privately. GARTER d. PAGE,
Richmond, May IT, s--if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

SHAwNEETowN, (lIl.l April 24.-The Hon.
Ninan I'D wards lately appointed Minister TO
Mexico, arrived at this place on Tuesday las.
on his return home to take leave of his fani-
y, prevloust to his departure abroad. We un-
dcrstand he will sail from New Orleans, on
his mission, about the LIST ofJune next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

BALTIMORE, May l4.--AIr. JoHr RAN
poLPH came in upon us yesterday afternoon
on horse back in fall speed, having left Wash.
inglon after ~ o'clock. and took passage at
o'clock in the steam boat for PhiIadelphs.
His very odd appearance caused crowd ot
people upon the wharf, to see him off. His
dress, q little fur cap. blue coat, white vest
drab hreeches, long yellow top boots. and
spurs. GPofrioi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
GREgT- CJYytI4rn,

at free declare commanded the military de-
partner, where the Hartford Convention met ill hSdbsen
the last act Of life, should have punished The three
principal ieade OF The party certain niepen
den, Court martial would have condemned under the
the government Of the army OF the United States"
Jaetso"'s Letter IF Jan. 6, 1917.
Now what is the Cd section Of the act of
Congress, by which the General would ha, g
hung up these members ofthe Hartford Con
veDiion
"Sec And be further enacted That in lime Of war
all persons not citizens OF owing allegiance To- the Uni
ted States Of America who shalt be ur in as spies
in about the Notifications ercanpn,eats of The arn,ie,
Of the United States, Of Them shall suffer DEATH ac
cording to the law and usage of nations by sentence of
general court martial"
Now, how can any man bring the Hartford
Convention within this section? Were they
aliens No they were citizens Were the '
lurking as spies Call them traitors, il you
please they were not spies. Zone decision
of MIR. Madison during The last war clearly es-
tablishes this distioction.) Again, were they
lurking in cor about the Qualifications, &c. when
they were IN Hartford, where no Notifications
perhaps were erected, no troops encamped?
What Kind Of President would this" gTent
civitidn" make A gentleman who cannot
interpret the plain expressions Of one law-and
yet would he called upon to administer all the
| laws Of the land One, whose ideas are 80
purely military, that he would ransmute frdi-
Tor into spy, or would punish treason, not by
| the GIRL courts bat court mdrfnf? One, who
| in any great crisis would convert the whole
country into one great camp-and would re-
| duce almost every thing under m1rtinl lar.
| Ifthis individual br Republican, then in
deed, ~ he says himself, names are pier
bpbbifs."!-W What respect would sach :" srea
ci, lan" entertain for the iaics and the consii
tuition OF this c"uniry Is such one qualiG
I'd for our Chief Magistrate?
Tie Vindcstion Of Mr. Crawford IL iriumphar
srd compls'e.-Accordiog TO his sheving (r,om N
Etcs Of tho case) his IS liable 10 the uput.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
CGYTENsS
Lottery s Exchange Office, IA .Nnrket street,


where the great "npn! prizes in both he last
were sold, an, WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
IN A;lERlcA.
Orders from any part of the United States by mail (po
pau) or by private CONVEYANCE, enclosing the
zes III any 81 the baltimore lotteries, will meet he same
pron'p, and runciuai aicnvn u ON personal appca
uon, aLnre.,rh 10 !. !. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore.
~ cnHEN'S Lo;ieyy Gazette and Register" which is
punished regularly after each Drawing, will contain the
ohota Liss ct the Grand Stnte I.oe A. will be for
waidei gratis, 20 all who purchase their Tickets al CO.
hEN . offtch aud who signify their wish have tue
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

=" In every selection, par.
ty and purity feelings should
he avoided. Now is the
time 10 exierminate that
monster, called party spirit.
Only selecting characters
most conspicuous Tor their
projitM virtue, capacity, end
frmntss, WITHOUT ANY
E6ANDto PARTY, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
PRECIOUS CONFESsIONs.

With view nf couni-racting the effects of
his letter in 1917. the friends of Gen. jackson
have hunted upa letter of hrs in 1901 address
ed to DIR. Dickson, thrna candidate for Con-
gress. in the state of Tennessee Let us place
ciI In kx,
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100000 DOM.y.ANS

Besides 2oooo-s Of 10000 5Ooo-e of ioOo Dollars sc,
&c. amt which all floating ia III. whcr and MUST
COME OUT AT THE NEXT DRAWING which will
take place in the City of Baltimore,
On Thursday, 24th Merit Month,
on which day the scheme will be completed cppor,u
MY being still LETT for those who did supply themselves
VIVA tickets or shares heretofore they on
their orders without delay.
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters IS 90
Halves 10 Eighihs 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

Tie Vindicsiion Of Mr.. Crawford is iriumphan,
ard cou,ple'e TO his sheving (hom the
f,cs Of tho case) his accrser IS liable 10 the mpus-
iioa OF 1'ri,1y'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

Gen. Jackson, it seems, always thought
Mr.. Madison was one Of the best Of men,
and great civiIian"-but did moi prefer him
as President, because he Railways believed
that the mind of philosopher could not dwell
on Ctood and carnage with any composure of
course that he was not well fitted for stormy
sea" How preposterous is this objection,
when it is recolIected that Mr.. Madison was
the very man TO recommend war, to which
war Gen. j.. owes his own high reputation
The General in this one stroke Of the pencil
draws his own character. War is continual
Iy floating before his own eyes. The man who
can view blood and carnage with composure
has higher qualifications for the Presidency,
than he who is great ciuiiian, or a great poll
iician (for, in Mr.. Madison's case, this is sy-
nonymous with philosopher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

TIiIE sUscfer beine about take sea voyage Gr ,ip
henrni ~ his health leaves William Leigh Esq, Hal
Tax county, Virginia, his attorney m fact with fr power
represcu IN al cases WhasoeVer Thomas a. Morton
~ Faruvc w continue attend 10 te bH.inesS oG IN,
B1zarre Ea's in bis behalf his Executor of The Mrs
/ judith Randolph JOHN RANDOLPH
, MAY 81. issi. H-WtM .rfrcis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
BOOT g Joe NlANUFACTOhY-

fEHk subscriber respectfully bis friends aud
n The pune IN general, hat hs rianuffcory Tor the
above articles w tonpieie operation nd that BE- a on
hand arge qa"y o nn erios or the neirq of gentle.
mens and hdies' BOOIS, SiOkS, PUMPS. Sc which
VIII ge mnde 10 order shori noiire, and The most
faithful nmnrey. lie has hand, pIrcsi Gsst rsts
wafTdn'fd Rchmond ulldr Nnots and Shoes also foic
ratie assortment ladies' Sk Shoes, &c.
We earnestly requests tcsc persons vose 1rcoune a~,
hgn ioiS standby ~ rouse forward sbd the me
E '' 80 = W. ItffN F.f.s'A !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
MOTTO T..
EXECUTIVE pEPApT1tFNT

ENENA ~ " btsEAitlMENT,
- Richmond, 10th Mas. 1923.
TIVE Executive will receive r0pns, Is un lie IRE, eav
Of July newt, Tor covering tho buildings VI lie pultr
Arsenal az Lexington, with slaic. zinc, or tin
=. By order, WIN. X. RICHARDSON, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

P,rs"""; OF i',c l.. nh Oft" S0 il, - 1921 w>-
ways So paid. Hence. ~ appea.s, iha', not un',
'"re M und"e advantages Intended 10 he ganir'i q.
ne hank hv the arrangement, hui that. SUI pos, 'h
,aymen, Of The debt due 10y IL 10 hr srcurr IA,
rier~si, as ~ believed TO he the casr the bank has
tctnai enjoyed 40 advantages umi.r he arrange
hr"' Tor Which I" Will moi have render ed an eqn,a
IL rs true, this hank has failed But il appears, by IL
document produced md rel,c, upon iy MI Edwit ts
MAJ, alter thorough exsminn'nn, lay order Of ibe
missouri Legislature, that its failure is ariiuia
bile To any act Of dishonesty on the part of the Dec-
tors, bat To that cause ONLY, which has produce a
general suspension in the Wrs,rrn Country - nnd
that, with reasonable Indulgence, II will he ena-
bed 20 redeem its notes, aud pay all IT'S debts" Tn.
SUM Cue by il to the Treasury, is aircsuy IN couis
OF payment, aud us ultimate discharge, win inreres,
Is d-emed, 10y persons who are we'll acquainted nh
the security. to he well secured.
Ihc correspondence which led to the reception 81
The uncurren notes, which Mr.. Edwards hos char g-
sac Secretary with having improperly received from,
the bank OF Missouri need With the letter Of
lie President Of the Bank Of the 9Th August, 1879.
ne Ihcre proposed, among other transfers, TO trans
Ter 500 900 ia such paper Of North and South Caro-.
ma ana E'o'gia rs WAS authorized TO he received
Sp,OOU ~ noes OF the Bank of VugiDia, sos, goo
IN notes Of the Bank Of Kentucky and its ranches
xI5,OO0 IN notes OF The Bank Of Vincennes; and
y7OOOO IN notes Of the Banks of Tennessee, such as
were authorized To he received, aud S25 600 in such
ONO notes as were authorized 10 he received all Of
which were then in bank.
IL rs TO be observed, that the letter in which this
proposition WAS made, is the same letter which
'a'ns the acceptance, by the hank, OF the arrange
"en', under which il was for the first time, To he
responsible in cash for all the public y'wh,cb
u might receive. IL, then, IL can be shown, tha,
these notes had been previously received on account
oil the Treasury, and were at that time haa, the
agreement the Secretary 10 receive The whole, Of
any portion oi'hem, so far from being subject OF
blame, WAS an obligation OF duly.
u n, also, To lie observed that all The notes which
the bank here proposed to transfer not actr AL
" transferred Before the Secrearys answer was
received, the bank had, ov its own account other.
wise disposed of great portion of them and there
were hnnlly transferred the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

tCorrpuicrftf.I
MAUDfEDi-pv H.. fry Sir. Todd, ON Tlnrsday the ST.
Mav.RIr. WM AGAiIsTEAD, ". Miss LUCY Ann ,ou,
daughter Of Col. WIN. Do,dal az King Queen county.
" Un minds Of dove IKE nnocesee possessed
o. tighten II n,ads that bask io virtne's beams,
Nothing hangs tedious nothing old revoives
IN thator WHICH they long Tor which they live"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

Mr. r w. Gilmer Of this riIy has sailed f., Eng.
iHnd-- IS sad, To make arrangements, ("r iirriry,
apparatus, &c TO put The University of Yicsin'a nio
immediate opei alton.
Mr.. John Randolph is aiuut 10 sail for Engaud-
lie will return by December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
RICHMOND PRICES CuRRE VV.

PRICE OF SrotKS.-Corrseted by j. n. Lynch.
United States Bank, ma fi5
hsnk OF Virginia, rs IL
Farmers Bank, 76 II
HANh MOTE EXCIaNGE.-correofsd a, Coiens OFcs
state Dank OF North Carolina, 81 "a per disc.
Suuih Carolina hanks, ~ do
Georgia banks. 4la5 do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

IN 1901.
believing, as [ do, tha,
any citizen, who does obtain
the suffrage of the ireemen OF
Tennessee, must be a cbarac
ter, the composition Of which
is virtue, talents, and the
TRUE WIG PRINCIPLES
OF SEVENTY-SIX : in
short, Sir, that he must he n
republican, and in politics.
Ike Cesar's wife, not oni,
chasts, but UNSUSPECTEDh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

We uHderstHnd from good authority. that VIM Armisea
o elected ya majority of S2l senatorial Ills
ict composed p counties OF Caroline, hing Queer
Essex, King William and liansser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

.NoIire 10 Cotton manufacturers s. .UHtterighfs.
w III he sold ut Ibc Puic Warehouse. on MDndny tie
~ June neSi,n great variety of MACHtNEitY,ia-
NF out ~ cotton mnunfactusy. consisting bras3 rp
nn,l W"ol work, which spwards cf = 10 COZ.
FERNS nj sale which will De conducted Tvs
hlAN IG G--ihs hnnNHr n At.i.f A...rr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

Here indeed is some little difference In
1907, member Of Congress must not only
have virtue and talents, hut his politics must
ne unsupported. In 1917, we may dispense,
IN a Temher of the Cabinet with politics alto
geiher.-Fhis. ut course, is the last reading
The present principles Of Gen. J.--aEd the
Republicans may know what they have TO
expect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

COHEN'S OFF M y IA, 1924.
NINETEENTH DAYS DRAWING OF Ti,k GRAND
STATE L0TTERY
'st53 prize OF & 1909
TlS2 do
And 1913 prizes Of each I2.
MARKED thus sold at COHEN'S OFFICE, rrier, me
eah can De had for az the they drarr
IJUNPRECEDENTED-Alih the usual number OF
tickets were draw this day. still prize came our
higher Than one Of 1000! leaving yet distributed the
great capital Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-12
nn. 10. 7s-wi2w WILLIAM STONE, Jnilor.
PUBLIC SALE

Or valuable real and personal PRoPERTY-The Sub
TO the pusc) has determined sell without the least re-
serve To the highest bidder on the premises
me isib OF FEB. next ON credit OF and years,
quail annual Instruments the PLANTATION n which he
now resides, containing 1883 lower
e"d OF Amelia county, and running two miles
on Namozeen creek, which makes 200 acres vnlua
Bile low grounds This plantation adjoins land Of John
IT, Boiling, and Jas Preniis Esqs asserted
without the fear of contradiction, healthy resi-
dencr as amy in the saieas the quality the land
person who may choose 10 purchase, Must judge for him
sell the Improvements almost new, and Of
the best kiui, md immediate possession given.
at the same time and place. aud in manner, will
he sold upon credit of ~ months so
likely anu valuable NEGROES, together with the Stock
crop, Plantation Utensils, &c. The stock
improved breeds, and very likely valuable. For
all sums under 5 &c, cash will be required.
Is. nj. HARRISON.
~, There will he no posponement accoun, of The
weather.
NJ D The bonds will carry interest date if the
principal he not punclnay paid. b. M. III.
Cnltil, (Ameiia.) Ian 10. 7s-tds
NOTICE i hereby gi,rn, that all the Lnnatc
Hospital in the city OF Williamsburg occupied,
mat no p"re patients, uae female will be
The said hospital until Of tue said cells
Due notice 81 which wis be given.
by order of The Cont Directors.
LEONARD nENLEY, c. @. ID.
I"v ~, 1873 al