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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
Tyusiee's SAFE OF Nivres.

a. virtue Of deed OF thu suhoriber by
Robert ssnsei, md duly dcd an she Citk Oo,
ofhe County Court A"cisrle county Va, shall ~
sell puhiic sale fur ready money SATURDAY, IN
sy II January next before Ia door OF the Guy Boie li.
usuUf Alexandria, d. tie following Slaves, va: Dennis
Mary, Washing on, ard James.
nee 49, 6t-tds " w SOUTuALL f,u.,ee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
WILLIAM NEALE & CO.,

EG ave 10 mor heir customer andthe pubic that; IN
IT. addition n tneiI usual large assortment taPte and
c goods rcoevcd this tall they have just opened an addition
al of which they Offering at unusually low pr
5f---wbt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
no COTPON GROVYERS.

G SEEING thai Richmond is likely Ia become al important
- Cotton Market subscriber has detem 10 Uhr HI.
services Growers to sell that article eommsson
lie can at al times he found Shocks Warehouse.
Richmond, Nov. !. 51---u BENZ: SHEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
NITIL1YION Wa.NTED.

YOUNG s.ntle II besa tducaton, wishes TO engage
N Tuo' IN respectable family or would take ehlrs
OF mail school SlaclOy te,tmhny OF character and
qualification. cn odloej Commune atoms add esstd I"
S. ~ u a, thi, Office, will cey" prompt attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10.
In SEN AWE.

The senateproceeded to consider the reso-
lnton submittei yesterday by Mr. Johnston, OF
Louisiana, on The subject Of The Judiciary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
80 lIERN, y ~ "a HIR1[NsLa =

TI4HE Annual Meeting Ofthe Stockholders for the election
OF Directors iof the Bank aud ar the Ohec Discount
and DEPOSIT, will he held at dieir Banking HOe w edne
dlv the 4ih VI January next
~ Q std WIN NFRFnvrs f,,.b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22

Jh0Ie IlchttS sou UW VuuTttFS II %
Halves 20 90 EighthS 20
This tue most SCBem iat has ever b~,n OF
fcrtd patronage Of the ends Of Loutry adventure
America Tie small number Of Ticket. and the ine&aupied
demand Tor ,m, sufficient snt thai there Will not he
chlnce lett rs bslOe the day hNsd Ur the drawing
and that ie price Of Tickets will shoty 10 500.
~ Gentlemen therefore requested TO he early in theS
sprcon, all Orders actually mailed before The will
he entitled 10 be Supplied at the present istes.
NOES Of the banks IT the u. States eHd ts Branches and
generally Notes vi all Banks that pay specie received
par.
Aka Mercantile Drafts sight any OF the large cities
aud piite tickets received freely payment.
The M1i may be relied beg perfectly safe for all
mtiInces.
YATES s. M'INTYRE, Washington city,
Nov. 0j-t25thO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22

PETITION will he pJe.enei 70 the ncst Legislature
praying alterations ~ the law prescT bDg the mode
so appointing the El0uf Inspector At kiehwond.
NJ p 59-w1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
DANK or VIRGL.VIq,

rgSHE Annual Meeting Of The Stockholders Of Lana will
i be held The Gtst Monday m January, heretofore.
w. DANDBIDGE, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22
IYIISKEY- IRO.N. Ia.

JYHISKEY, IRON, &c.
Receiving ny SCHOONER, ADRIAN aud chesapeake,
so Had. gennsy wanna RYE Whiskey
~ Barr-i do dO do
10 Ton American and SSede bar IRON principally wagon,
cart, cir,iagr and Ggy
IL Casks cheese
5 Dozen ehoPpns axe, For sale by .,
WORruAM * MCGRUDER.
Dec. L. 6H-2Nly2w
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IAN.AGLAD' OFfIOL.
by authority Of The State IF Ne'O-fork)
SPLENDID LOTTERY,
NIAN AlIIlAnl NtI


aiy, 1872,
AND FINISHED IN FIVE MINUTES.
- NOs.--6 Ballots to be drawn
Each Tick.l Adving ) Numbers "a Combination.
]. b. YATES 4 \. M'INrYRE, .HanGgerS.
SCHEME o. The
II. Y. STATE LITTER A = y q z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22

Unclaimed DirideHds on IT, g. Stock.
The following resolution, yesterday offered By
Mr.. Livingston, was tatea up
Res0ived, lnst the Secretary OF the Treasury
be directed lay before ii.is House detailed ac-
count containing the names Of the several persons
10 whom the unclaimed dividends OF the Funded
Dcbt Of the United states sppcsc 20 be due; he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-22

Mr.. McLane, from tie Committee OF Ways
and Means, reported bill making appropriations
for the support OF the Revolutionary aud other
pensioners, of he UNI ed States; winch was twice
read and committed.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
CONDITIONS.

TaE CENTRAL GAZETTE is publish
ed ono a week, on a large Super-Royal sheet
tor Three Dollars per annum payable on the
receipt of the first number in each year.
No snhscupt,ou to he taken for less than
one wear, nor can subscribers be at liberty To
withdraw until their arrearages be paid
4 failure to notify dlscontinuance at the
expiration Of the year, will be considered as a
new engagements
Advertisements, not eNceeoinS o"e square
will; he conspicuously inserted three times for
One Dollar, aud % cents for every subsequent
inser,ion; Longer ones in proportion
Advertisers viii mark on their advertise
ments the number Of times they wish them an
serted, or they will he inserted till forbid. Tor
discontinued at our option) and charged &c
cordingly.
Chanc.ry Notices will he inserted on the
same terms as other advertisements.
Al, letters to the Editor must be post PAID
or they will not be attended to.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
FIRES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
Eriract NJ a letter, dated

HALIFAX, Oct. 49,
Ms dear Sirs--l will send yon by the packet news
paper containing perhaps, the most melancholy and
distressing account that you read. MraIna chi
will nc nearly rnned in lis trade from the destruction
of timber. The fire has run upwards Of 100 mics
thro' their nc woods and destroyed villages and
description Of property in its way. We are making
every evcrion to afford relief 10 the sufferers: but lcy
have ong winter TO contend with; and by Young
man vg'io came in from thence last evening after tie
paper was ont, learn, that the accounts are even
still more distressing lie loser of upwards of
EjOOO No estimate yet be made Of the destruc-
ton OF property The house OF G.. r. H. is said to haye
lost about Cl0,OOO.
Hlang commercial houses have lost every thing. 1t
most nelanchoy 10 'bin chat some thousands Of per-
so1' have persisted 10 the fumes in d1crent parts Of the
woods; the whole appears to have been done with the
rapidly OF lightning; only two or three persons have
saved their books. From what ansiearn six TO Sc
ven hundred houses have been burnt and in them many
inhabitants Seven dead bodies were found in one min
aud twenty-six in another. Take it al,ooefher from
the written and verbal accounts it is one of the most
hoaTt-rending tales ever heard The suFerjnos IF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
Died,

On Wednesday morning, Mr.. AUGUSTINE AVIS. pr;,,-
sr, in the I'D year Of his age. Mr. Davis was much the
Oldest Printer and Publisher of Newspaper in This STATE
His name IS recorded in Thomass History Of PRINTING az
one OF me fa'her' Of Printing in Virginia. he was ma
tive Of Yorktown, and taught Printing w pndi &,
Dixon IN Williamsburg. In April, 1873 John CI,rlson &
Augustine Davis established newspaper in WiIan,sb
called the "Pgn'a GasfHe which they published tbeys
several years and Printers the State mart of the
time Mr. Davis afterwards removed to Richuopd ,vIe,e
ne resumed the publication Of the "Ptrg,n7a Gage and
continued IT, subsequently under the titles Of the aTde
Penaent Chronicle" and the "Yirgnia PatriofO about
tnny-hve years. He was at various periods Public
Printer to the Commonwealth, and was for many Years
Pos-Msster Of the City Of Richmond
On Wednesday evenings Mr.. y4nEs cREeoeT, in the
4Sih year Of his age.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
BALTIMO3E, Oct 81.
LATEST FROM THE pA(,IEI(,


ihe fnc ship Peruvian, Can't. KELLY arrived At
tins port on Saturday, in the passage of eighty
three days from Chorios, the present port of Lima
y this arrival we have the intelligence that General
Rodti still holds ont in the Castle of Caloa and il
was believed would DO for some months to come
II appears that the 29th of July the British fripa,es
'rion and Tartar visited Callao and their comrpan-
iers. SIR NJ. Maxwell and Capt. Brown were PERM ted
by General Rodi TO land and enter the Castle where
they were splenddly entertained at ga breakfast of
three courses" The table said to have been crowd
ed with every description OF fresh stock and the coic
est wines. The water used by the garrison was found
10 be OF excellent quality, and all seemed 10 enjoy good
health The troops, 10 the number of one thousand
las Captain Brown supposedly were well dressed and
appeared IN ne health and spirits. General Rod was
IN daily expectation of dispatches from Spain and had
positively refused all Offers with the Patriots
e kept the hopes Of his troops by propagatng sto.
rics Of the success of the Spanish arms in Upper Pc
ru, &c.
General Bolivar still in Upper Peru but was
expected TO return to Lima.
The frigate United States Commodore Hull and
u. s. schooner Dolphin Lieut., Percval, were living at
Chorilio officers and crews all we'll There were also
IN that port French frigae and brig of war; and the
British rgates Bron and Tartar the latter TO sail for
England in few days after The Peruvian.-Flour So
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
DEBT
100000 bills
100000 post notes
$4,000 savings blk.
$4,000 capital
$1,000 in suit
$4,000 deposits
$4,000 good
$4,000 bad
1,Gi0,O 900 doubtful
10000 mortgages
1900 real estate
81, 100000
S1,94G,OOO
F1NCAsrLF. Oct. 0R

FISCAsTLE, Oct. %.
FHtUabte MiHe-A silver mine, situated on the land
OF VIM. Giaspie, is said to have been found, Oh Back
creek, in Bath county Persons protesting TO be iudg-
es DO not hesitate say the Ore is Silver. One hun.
dred pounds Of Ore, it estimated will furnish twenty
eve pounds of silver.
Ihe "(2ueer Tom "A paragraph has lately travel
tinsburg, the seat Uf Justice for Henry county, Va
there IS not woman to be found &c. Wishing TO as
certain the correctness Of This statement, lately
made enquiry Of gentleman who is occasionally at
ihat place, and he informs that there is not 1ohfe
wcman, but that there are several black ones in tina.
place tcoDtains two ta7erns and two stores besides
: few cher houses.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oct o.

:
CabrnIto'is Fire.-On Sunday night last the .sIe,
rnant' Ftlsfe' and CIorer Mills belonging to General
BOYD OF Berkeley and situated on Mill Creek close to
what is known by the aPpellaon of Bunker's Hill was
consumed by fire. As 1t is known have original ed in
passage between the merchant AID other mills il is
moi doubted but that they set fire by some per-
son. nut VINO that person Is cannot be presumed. The
merchant MIL contained as be asceraned
the mill book having been burned between 2 and 800
bushels of Wheat, six seven hundred of Rye tive
hundred and fifty of Corn, and one hundred of OATS
besides 80 or 10 barrels of flour; empty barrels &c
ne other mills about 200 bushels of clover seed No
thing was saved except bag Of Corn!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

oteHnt6oat Pofomac.-We learn, by letter from one
OIL Tie several passengers board this boat on her last
trip TO Norfolk, that she encountered severe storm
ana very rough sea- by which her safety was somewhat
endangered. She did not reach Norfolk until Friday
morning Captain Jenkins for his skill and watchfu
ness, standing himself at the helm during the whole
night OF Thursday, being knocked down more than once
by the violence of the waves received the hearty appro
ohton OF all the passengers who considered themselves
ander opilgatI0ns to his exer0ns for having come off
with no other misfortune than pretty severe sea sickness
among then-and at whose des this testimony in his
favor is pubshed.-[D.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

cultivated to the base o. e norn,aas; and The morals
OF the people arc said 10 furnish strong contrast with
those of other mining districts; they are steady and in
dusrious lively and intelligent and very kind and hos
pitable BUTT is asserted by other travellers that they
are passIonatey fond of gambling. vice winch pecu-
ary charac,erizes the population contiguous TO the
mines.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

NJ EssRs IdChatah McGruder administrator de homie
LHA non of Elizabeth Johnson decd and Frames hi.
VIE, John Miller and Frances his wife, lillian Trabre
ana tioy his wife, Pleasant RI. Bairi and Macy his wife
Izhhetp' Frances, Nancy McCau, Benjamin No CauI and
WhhHm NcCaul, children Of Sarah NJ eau ,i,r' TAKE
NOTICE That shall take the dispositions usn Ford
and ohc at the Tavern Allen Dnton IN the county If
Hanoyef on the 9th and 6eday5 December next: and
on the 9th day of the runh, the House o ncie
Underwood in The county Of Goocand, the demo itop r.
Turner n. Henley and Others be read as evidence i'm Z
suit depending in the superior of chancsry for tie
Richmond district, in which plaintiffs and Won are
defendants Nov 4th 1926 THO'S PURYEAR.
ALSO '
MEssRs Iachariuh M~Ciruder and Frances his wife
Philip f. Baird and Polly his wife William Hughes NCanI
Benjamin McCsul and Money MrCauI TAKE NoT1cr.
That W" shall take tie dispositions Of John watkins and
Others, At Allen Dntons Tavcrr n the county Of IIanov
on the 18th aud 9th days of December next and If not com
Peted within those days, be taken completed az the
same place. On the 18th and 9th days Of tine same month";
And on the 10th OF the month. Merry Oaks i
the county OF Hanover, the dispositions Of Richasd tarkc
and ohers,to be continued ou day day till COMPLETED
10 De read as evidence in depending iu the suue
nor court Of chancery for the Richmond district in which
yoC are plaintiffs, and we defendants.
THOMAS PURYEAR
THOMAS PURYEAR. J..
ooY A'--SA~W4"F JOHN THURMAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
From lie Mcw York american.

;
The EAGLE BANK of N. Haven has, it appears
come forth at least with statement of its affairs and
such as 1T IS reported TO exceeds in beggarly
account, the fears of those who vet feared the
worst The Trenton State Bank Expose, is if possible
exceeded by it.
The annexed summary of the exhibit of the Bank
was brought by passenger arrived 10 this DAYS steam
boat from New Haven. m the papers of which place of
last evening, the publication of the bank was made
1t will speak for itself One single item of the account
explains all the rest.
One million sic hnnired nndJorty thousand dollars nj
doab9W debi,' due to bank whose capital was only
about 100000.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

severe gale has been experienced in Lake Eric
just off the mouth of the Ohio river durino which sovc
raj vessels either driven on shore or Injured in
some respect. Among these the Steamboat Pioneer
OF Black Rock, driven ashore at Grand River and
sustained so much injury as TO render ii unlikely that
sue WIN he employed again during the The pas
sengers were landed safety. We hear of no loss OF
vessels or of lives although the was he most vi
client which has been experienced during the whole
season.-[b.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

ALEXANDER CALDWELL of Virvina to be Judge of
the United States for the Western District of Virginia
IN place oi DANIEL, SMITH, declined
CHRIsTorHER HUGHEs Esq. Charge dies Afaires of
the United States The Netherlands with his fn,il
arrived at New-York Friday last, in the packet Ship
Lewis, from Havre.-1NIs. Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

The 9TH class of the Quantico Canal Lottery of Va
was drawn in this city on Wednesday. The FIVE Nos.
drawn were 10, 9, 3d. 90, 25,-By the scheme. 49, Q.
SO IS entitled TO the capital prize of $50 oOo IS, s.
to $1,000 9, 10, 50 and 3 SO, 10 to $1,000 cach-
2 10, 80, $1,000 prize, sold by Allen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

The board or Engineers for Roads, appointed TO make
an examination and report upon the best route of road
from Washington TO New Orleans having re-examin
ed The Eastern and Middle rontes left the CITY yester
nay morning Tor The purpose OF making reconnaissance
Oh me western route Ii is expected that this will be
completed soon enough 10 permit Report on the sub
ect 10 be laid before Congress early period of the
approaching session. MT. Journal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

The Savannah Republican of the 22d inst contains
tabular statement OF the maorcs in each county of
he state winch gives Governor Trcup an ultimate one
OF 638 votes. This is very small majority out of
4o,7l2, the number given to both candidates.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

The Saint Louis, Missouri Republican, states, that
General William III. Ashley passed Franklin on his
way down with very valuable cargo of beaver It's
s.a,ed mat he had from so 10 100 packs worth from
$40 600 TO S5o,oaO. lie was expected at ST. Ionig
as also were the Commissioners from the Missouri Ex-
petition, early in the present month
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04


craving OF the QyANTico CANAL LOTTERY Serenk
Class do hereby certify, following were the mum,
oeFs which were this day drawn from the thirty three plac-
ed into the wheel viz:
Is. Q. SO. %. 2S.
And that the said numbers were drawn in the order in
winch they stand above that say, No IS the frs,
thar was drawn No. 2 was the second; No. So was the
.d' ana NO. ~ was the fourth; and No. Is, the
Witness hands, az the CITY of Richmond This %
November, 1925.
P.v DANIEL.
w. II. FiTzwHYLsoNN.
SAMUEL COTTON
JAMES RAWLINGS
c. 1. NICHOLAS
From the preceding certificate, it will be seen what n,
eS were drawn from the wheel for determining the prizes
IN the QUANTIco CANAL LOTTERY, Sere1H Class u;,h
the order IN which they dawn and the Manager haa
he honour to announce to the public the following as the
result. -a ~
The tickets 'cc drec he sac highest prizes are the foo,r
That having Is, 2 in the order here snec;s-d =
| entitled to $4,000.
That having IS, 80, Q in this order, to $4,000
That having it q Il, SO, in order, to 5000
That having on it 2, SO. Ii, in this order, To $1,000
That having 80, b. 9, in this order to 81 956
That having on ii 50, 2 Is, in this order, S2956
The twelve tickets which drew prizes of Ell 600 ara
those aving them the 81 18th and 5,h or the al Az
and 9TH in of their several combina,isn
FORMULATION. viz:
q. %, 23-9. 23. 500, Q, o3-2o % 9o2 On
%. 90, 2-each 81 600 -
So 90, e3-as, %, $50, 80, $3.50, 2s aa-as.
J3. 99-23, % 3sS-each $1,000 "
The twelve tickets, which drew prizes of 500 dollars
those having them the I'd, 81 and 4h or ID Sd and
5th in some of their several combination or
permuta'ion, viz: Va
2,33, 90 90, 33-3s, ., 2s-33, %, go, 9. So
90. 81, 2--each $500.
| 2, So, 23-2, %, 33-33, q e3-23 2a e-e3e %
%, SO, 2-each $500.
AN others being so, with other three of the drawn
nnIlerS on then each entitled prize of 500
The ios tickets which have them 90 h. ing the
ID and 4th in either ORDER entitled TO pze Of
$50 p''N' Vt
The l68 tickets which have them 80 and 90 being
the od and 4t in either order, entitled 10 prize
of $25. F-
All others being 1914 having Them any other two of
the drawn numbers, are each entitled to prize of Sl2.
And all others being $40, ha, them any one of
the drawn numbers, each entitled to prize ~ So
a. MINTYRE. Manager.
Richmond. ID November. 1925
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
HGARRIED,

On Tuesday evening last by the Rev. Bishop Moore,
Mr.. HENRY w MONcURE, Merchant, to Miss Cana
RIEE' daughter of Co John Amber. all Of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
Ndr5sssaoosU GIH4atW.
FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. d, 18o5

In pursuance of our original design, TO present our
readers general sketch of the Republic of MEXICO,
we now proceed 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

bs q T. CNATiiMEN have removed their offer
~, 10 me large brick lumber house lat, IT, occupied bv
eSN' """cr Pollard and Sou, Shockoc Narehouse
where ury will thankfully receive from, the rrow.rs nj
CoHon ana Tobacco their crops storage and on sale for
winch p"os they beg leave to tender their services 10
their country friends generally.
nov - GI-2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
NEW YnRk Oct 90

NEW DIRK Oct. %.
Independence Of The Bravils nchnoioledged BY the
arrival of the schooner Fox, in 81 DAYS from Pernam
huco, we have received copy of the treaty dated on
'ae 29h OF August agreed TO between the King of Por
tuSaI and the Emperor Of the Portuguese omnions N
the BrazIs, which had been concluded under the aus
pices OF Sir Charles Stuart, who had been sent from
jsbon by the King of Portugal, make some arrange
nenis between the two countries. The copy of the
treaty IN the Portuguese language and contains the
preHmnares OF the recognition of Brazilian Indepen
dence. The most important part of tie document is
Tue article which continues the establishment of the
same commercial relations which have heretofore been
observed between the two countries mentioning spcc
hcally That the duties shall be reciprocal and at fifteen
per cent.
There appears however in this document a very sim
guar reservation which is contained in the first and
second articles OF the treaty. While the King of Por-
ugai establishes the Independence of Brazil and allows
his son Don Pedro TO adopt the title of Emperor he
STIMULATES t'iat he himscifs also 10 enjoy the same file
Another article spulaes that the King of Portugal is
To take every means of reunting the Portuguese colo
mes IN South America, with the Brazilian empire.
The Treaty is signed by the following parties:-
Charles Stuart. Louis Jose de Carvalaoe Neo Baras
de Stanto AlnarO, Francisco Vilello Barbosa.
Bra-1 md PortugaL-The brig Phoenix. Cant
Rice, arrived here yesterday in 8 days from Bahia
few DAYS before capt r. sailed great reioicings took
place at Bahia in consequence Of the acnow eprnent
of the independence Of Brazil by Portugal The mar
kets at Bahia dull for -four and all other articles or
American produce. Flour was also dull at Pernanbu.
co, on tie st inst. The Ptenx is only ~ DAYS from
IN sight of Pernanouco.-B aH. Patrioi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04
DRAWING OF THE
Quantico Canal Lottery of Virginia.

SENENTH t!..sS
The subscribers, having been requested 10 ,
drawing Of the QyANTIco CANAL LOTTERY Serent
Cfds do hereby certify, that following were the mum
oe winch were this day drawn from the thirty plac-
ed into the wheel