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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

cenmre which he seems disposed 10 extend TO-
wards me. To HIM thank God I am in no
wise responsible. There IS a purer tribunal TO
which I 4 would IN preference refer myself To
the judi meut OF an enlightened. patriotic and
interrupted people. To that tribunal I would
rather appeal whence is derived whatever Ut
reputatsoa either he or ! may possess. by q
reference there it viii be asccrt2ined Jlat | did
not solicit the Office OF presidents IT was the
frank md fiattering call Of the fTeeulen Of this
country, not niue, which placed my name be-
fore the nation. When they failed IN their col
ieges 10 make . choace, 10 one hebeld me
seeking through art or management, TO entice
any representative in Congress from n co0sci-
entsous responsibility to his own, or the wish.
Is OF his constituents. No mldnighi taper WAS
burnt By me; no secret conclayes were held.
aor cabals entered into 70 persuade any one 10
a viol4u1n of pledges glyen, or OF Instructions
received BY me no plsas were eoaceried
TO impslr the pure principles OF our sepubbesn
institution, nor 10 PROSTATE that fundamental
maxim which maintains the supremacy ~ the
peopIe's~lll Oh the contrary, having never Ia
any msnner eiher before the people orConSress
iatertered IN the slightest degree With the
question, ry Conscience stands void OF offence,
aAd viii 20 quietly with me, regardless Of the
ibottfAaAfOiAS y NAtSC N$01 AaNe&'s fneb~kC-
menJ may seek an irauence moi saaetsoaed BY
integrity and merit.
u~smagogues, ] AN persuaded. lave IN
times past done more injury to the Cause OF
freedom. and the rights OF maa, than ever did
a military ehieftain, and in our country, al least
an times Of psac.. should be much more FEAR
ed. ! have seen something vi tbI Nj my march
through lite: and have seen some isen
100 making the boldest professions, who were
more influenced by selfish views and considera-
tons, than ever they were by the working Of
An honest conscience.
ipecaine a soldier tor the good Of my conn
,rys difficulties met me At every step, but !
ihaak God, ii WAS my good fortune to suvmoant
them
aile war over and peace restored, , retired
to my form 10 private hte, where, but tor the
call / received to the Senate OF the Union, !
should have conteatedls remained. Ihave ne
yer sought ofise or power, NOR have ! ever
been wiling 10 hold any post longer than ]
could be usefu! to my country, not myself, and
| trust | never shall. II these things make me
one. | am "a military chieitain."
am, very respectfully. your obo't servant,
(Signed) ANDW JACKSON.
To SAMUEL S~wAsrwoUT, New York
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

Navy Agent for the port Of Savannah
THE SENATE OF THE UNI
TED STATES Having concluded the
business o their extra session, adjourn
ed on Wednesday at three o'clock,
sine die.
Previoust to the adjournment, the Vice
President, according 10 usuage, retired
from the Chair of the Senate; when
Mr.. Gaillard was reelected Presi-
dent ofthe Senate pro fsmp0re. The
votes were, for GaiHard 81, scattering Z.
SLAVE TRADE CONVENTION.
The most important decision made
by the Senate on "Wednesday. we pre-
sumo, was the rejection OF the Conven
ton lately formed with the Government
Of Columbia, in relation to the African
Slave Trade. The injunction Of seere-
cy having been removed by the Sen
ate, from bat part OF the proce edings
which relates to this Convention, we
shall be enabled to give a full account
of them. Al present we can only state,
that the first article of the Treaty lgiv-
ing the mutual right Of search on the seas
and coasts of Africa and the West lndi-
.es) was stricken out BY q vote of IS to
II, as follows:
For TIE a,fieie-Messrs. Barton, Ben
ton, Chase, Clayton, Edwards Findlay,
Harrison, Jackson, Knight, Mills, Sey-
mour, Van-Dyke-fg
against the artiele.--M essrs Bell. Bar
rien, Bouligny, Branch, Chandler, Cobb,
D'Wo'Ee, DickersoIl, Eaton, Gaillard,
Hayne, Hendricks, Holmes of Maine,
II oiuses of Miss. JOHNSON of louisiana.
Kane, King Of Alabama, Lloyd, of Md
Lloyd Of Mass. Macon, Noble, Rowan,
Raggles, Smith, Tazwell, Thomas, Van
Buren,, Wliiams-2s.
The Treaty was then rejected, nsm
cea.-Fed. GGz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
March j
Mr.. Adam g. Henshaw.

TAKE NOTICE, thst, on Saturday
y the 10th day Of April next, Of the
house of James Miller. tavern keeper, in the
Of Dsrkesyllie, in the county Of serke-
ley, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock in the
morning and 4 o'clock IN the evening, we
shall, by virtue Of a commission from the Su-
perior Coart of Chanesry At Winchester. vir-
gina, take the depositions of Henry Bedlnger
and Others, which we mean to offer rs evi lence
IN q cause depending in said eourt, in which
are eomplainsn,s aud YOU are defendant
LEVI HENSHAW,
HIRAM HENSHAW,
Adm'rs Of William Henshaw, decd
march IL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
Notice.

IL persons Indebted to the estate ~
~ JOSEPH MENGiiINf. are requested to
come forward and make payment as soon as
possible, also all persons having claims against
said estate. are requested to bring forward
t'teir eceosnts properly authen,i Gated tor set
tlement as no longer Indulgence can be gwen
By TIA G undersigned
Joseph Menghiai, Admir-.
Masy .Msaghini, Adm'rx.
Marc b II. D.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

81 An Adjourned Meeting
az the oyerseers of the Poor OF Berkeley
~ County, will be held n, John NJ ccieary
Jr's Tavern. IN Martinsburg. on the third Sa
turday in this month (ipth instant The mem
bers ore requested to be punctual in ,heiT ~
tendance. X, order Of the President.
. GARARD Clerk
March
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
GREAT SALE.

-Ds@--
WILL be offered for sale, II pubic ssc-,
w tion, on Tuesday the sth day Of April
next, II the hate resis,ence of joss LArnAs-
rKa deceased. near The mouth OF 0peekon.
Al the Pcrsonal Estate Of said decd.
Horses Mich Cow and Stock Cattle, Sheep
Goats. and a large number o. Stock Hogs
FARMING
Of every descri ption, among which are . guo4
broad tread road Wssony Plantation ID. . frsk
rate Wheat Fan, picagiss. a Carriage. s!eigh,.
&c.-slso, Blacksmith's tools and . set Il
Joiners tools
A quantity OF Flour, by the Dbl.
Rye, Corn and OARS; Gram IN the sround. !
large q,ant,y Of Timothy snd Clover Hay, Ga.
yerseed, SC, i
Household 4 Kachen Furniture,
among which are some very good beds. Tia
'h'es, Desks, P~uvesss, Caphoards. he.-tsys..
Their with a. great variety ~ articles aItagstAes
too numerous to mention.
dJFhe sale eih nee early in rhc day,
and continue from ass to day till all 10 sold.
sor MI sums asd<r Eve dDllars, the cash
viii be Feapired-oser that amount nine months.
credit will be given, BY the purchaser giri~g
bond with sIprgy we'd security.
. JACOB MYERS kJmF
With the win anssxe6
nar~h ~
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
MDWQATlDNa

MRS. ANN YOUNG respectfully informs
AvEthe citizens or martfnsburg, that she will
open a sehoel for English Education. ~ or resi-
.dence. nearly opposite the Lutheran Charch,
IN which will be taught Re siding. Writing. En-
glsh Grammar. Geography, ard the different
branches of Needle work. She respectfully so.
licits the patronage OF parents and others. The
irst session is e expected to on Moo,
day the 2iss instant.
marinsburg, march M q
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

From the Easton Cpsstte Of ,Ffarcs S
MAS0NIC.-The following is an ex-
tract from the proceedings of Goats
Lodge, No 76 at their late meetin z,
which has been ordered 10 be published
for the information OF the fraternity, and
we have no doubt the proce ehng will
find favour in the hearts of ell Amer
cans.
"The members of this Lodge, having
learned, with the highest Qualifications,
that tits contemplated by the B%retheren
of the Masonic order in the United
States to subscribe the means Of cree
ting a Monumen. to the Memory Of our
deceased Brother, the illustrious George
Washington, the Founder of the Amer
lean Republn-We hail the occasion
with pleasure to do honor tex 50 great
and 50 good a man; aud desire nothing
more srdehtly than to embrace every
opportunity to testify our gratitude and
admiration for so distinguished 4 Fellow
Citizens.n
Therefore, Resolved, That Goats
AAu1SG ANOs ~ VIII Hoi0
dy, and bound, upon any proper ocea
sion that may be presented to them, to
unite with the other Lodges OF Free and
accepted Ancient York hlasons, to make
an appropriation to aid in the erection
of a suitable monument to eoEmemo-
Pate the virtues and the worth OF their
Friend and the Friend of mankind, their
deceased brother George Washington
Attest,
LAM'T I KEMP, sec'ry c.L.. NO "a
March 1st, N =. $685.
Mmder.-Or Wednesday morning
Cd u%lti,no, Nrs. Fanny Moseley. resi-
ding in the town of Fort C~ovingten
New York about four mites from the
Preach Mill was slot through the body
as she FAY asleep in her bed The ball
entered her back, near the spine, and
came out at her breast. Several shot
lodged in her heart, and she survived
but two or three hours A young man
who lodged in the same room with her,
has been committed to the Jail IN Ma
lone, charged with the commission Of
the Murder. fIe was subsequently
brought before Judge Walworth, on a
wri, of habeas corpus, for the purpose
OF beng bailed; bat, on a full mvesti-
cation of the ease, he was remsnded
To Jail to await his trial in july next
The supposed cause of the murder is
her refusal TO marry the accused.
Saratoga Seatinsl-
MEE2uUwuD
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

DIED, on yesterday morning, Fir
.Aadrso Bfaksnsy, o tthis place.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
DIR DO REYNOLDS

H,AKES this method 10 present his grateful
IL acknowledgements for the numerous ex
pressions OF kindness, received Of his friends
in GAINESVILLE end its viciaity2 and inforns
them and the public IN general, that tbsSing
purchased property there he intends to make
It las permanent residence his health being
re estabIisAed, he will beready ct al times TO
attend TO the calls of those that may be pleased
TO tayor him with their patronage.
marc hI7s
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
Public Sale.

yEyUL be sold al public auction. on Wed.
w nesday the sixth day Of Apiu next,
at the tate residence . I.seph Ascngfasi on
3 ok Creek, iserke ey Coupss. AL the personal
Of said de.a. eolsistin. Of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
Public Sale.

WILL be sold. at public auction. on Mon
" day the 28,h instant. at nay present Fesi-
deHce, variety of
Household & Kachen Furaifure,
consisting Of a aunbeY Of beds of the Arst qua
lily, chars. carpets, one sight day clock, twa
maps. a quantity OF China wares' two stoves
and pipe, a number Of tight barrels, and ma
nv other articles too tedious TO Particuisrize
Terms made known as the day OF sale
BENZ CQAIEG Is.
NJ atnnslurg nsrch II Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
L4LND EnR SIZE

'oH sale my tract n Land IN Athena county heretofore
my residence, CONSISTING o $500 acres about 1000 OF which
are "i tie best mountain qaat and 1890 lying below the
mountains end extending from It. generally Of good quality,
aud Tcma kahy well nbered and atcro1 The tract lies On
the south side Of the Banna branch Of James River nav
gable Tor BaiiesuV TO Alon which Within three half
miles II Is five miles from Ghaotcsy from
University Ofit advantageous situation for health and ocie-
N no remark need he made here. The has all the
improvements IT. oomnolious dwelling house buildings
or ser'lnts and other domestic purposes good stables
barn, with teing machines gri,t and saw MILL with good
h'e for managers and abWe well posted for each purpose
and al in good repair The may he divided adyanas
~ Into several paris will dis6.ed desired. The pay
ment Of toe Purase money may be made by instruments,
very liberal credit, IN be erl the time Of
have also Tor sale another tract nf rather than eco
acres, miles Milton in Of the rvcr onifs northern
SIDE which lies well, Of good quality, well tinbcrcd and
waicc and he valuable Of lime stone passi through
This tact i divided into farms each avns dwelling
house very comfnodous for small family, nece.,afy out
buildings Credit will he given for this like manner
for the other Persons inclined purchase, win address
selves directly to me-. JAMES MONROE.
Oak HI, Loudonn county. Va. Anil y. 1IH--iC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
Bttdio Springs. lIecklenJurg Coanfv. Ia.

NtE subscribers view TO The comfort and acc o
y daiion OF those persons who may this watering place
Tue approaching season. has spared pans Spenee which
m conceivcs, would c'nduce that end considerable add
tons and improvements have been made his houses stables
bah mousse baths Nj aud other arrangements
lated to render the sick comfortable healthy ascc able
backgammon tables, Chess Board &c provided fo persons
fond Of those anusencns; and good violin and performer
always at hand, a. afford music for those the sona
bile exercise OF dancing. choice supply Liquors, and the
best eating the country siord will always provided.
The waters of this Spring imprcgnted with on suphur
in"snes aud neutral salts happ, combined and ia s,,cl
due proportions, TO rcnder them efcacou mos, If the
prevailing diseases Of this and the Southern climates Ia
bilious diseases, and fever diseases liver aud kid
heys &C with all ouans affections they peculiarly eff
cacnn Ulcers OF long standing aud charao-
ter are sPrrdy cured by these springs An intimate acquan-
lance with Thee Springs for twenty years aud knowledge OF
Tue cures erected by them, SAYING that fs-
iul Use OF the water will afford relief greater or les de
greet" person, afflicted with which the human
Iamily are subject. DAVID SHELTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
BY RITCHIE s. GOOCH.

- r.. ENQUIRER published twice week generally
,ye~k during the session of the State Legsa-
, Price the heretofore, Five Dollars per annun
~ si,,ne, Notes of chartered, speee-paying banks
49, ,,ll n. received payment. Tue Editors will snaan-
N siv Of renting them by mail the postage OF all let
ter, being paid by The writers a.. ,;....,,, r.
a.. rI;or.S until all arrearages have been paid up
~ whoever will guarantee the raymth OF hne papers
,hsIl have the tenth CRAFTS. ,.,,.,,.,>
- m. .,uar, or LESS-Fmsi Insertion IS cents--each
continuance, so cents. 49,. -,
No inserted, until II has either hcen paid
f orr as.umed by some person an ths Guy! or ITS envIons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
GoocbIond and Uquope1. land for sac

vuc u order Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
The Richmond District oer at private sale tract Of land
the upper part Of Guochlaul county the of LHc
ac ~ the county OF Hanover, cnnns 9o6 A. j..
desirable e. close speedily possible Tie Of the
estate The land will DE sold moderate price and accom-
noiing Both will De divided purcl-crs.
The G"uchisnd nd will he hcwn 20 per'ons wishing pui
chase by Mr. Winston Payne and The Hanover lands by Nh
Lsley. mes. Possession can Re given Immediately.
WM. j. WICKiIAH. -uryiyinr
Trustee Of iic estate OF Siinl Ciisi, dec.
UteIwopd IAN II 1893 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17

IT 7, AVT. no.
~ OIlCE hereby gwen that the first ay of October
next The principal Of the Six per Cent stock n The Uni
tea Stae created under the authority of Congress
emitted, An act awhori.inc lean Tor not exceeding
eleven millions OF doias opened the fourteenth dav of
March one thousand eight hundred twelve ether with
The interest due thereon will he paid the poprieios .ad
S'Cck or ie atoInie' duly authorized the Treasury OF
e United States IN Washington, and the several OH
ces ON the Books which any portion Of said may stand
surrender OF the certificates Of said Stock will be1carred
al the time OF payment and the interest said Stock will
from aud after ihc tiItitIh Jay Of September next
SAMUEL l.. SOUTHARD,
Alag TO- 1928, I-30thS Acting Srcrv Tre1.irv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
Notice, to yuiHers end Cooperr,

consequence Of the uegu1rly which his pre
vailed IN ihe sire Of Bayrs's II Hour which have bcc,
Preented for Inspections and the consequent difficulty created
~ the proper mode q Inspection, well the actual ,rt
ment 20 The -four inform al pe CONCERNED, that the i,
will henceiOrb be- fdly enforced, requiring 10 bae con
tng Fon lubmied for Inspection TO be made seasoned
materials, Of uie following dimcusons, viz The slave. ,
be twenyey inches inlengh aud the bead eyenern and
half inchesin dlmeleri 1f barrel - uees length and
the diameter Of thc head - and q halt he.
EDMCND WALLS, Inspector Of Flour
Tunr l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
WEEAT

fTRAf PANKEi an. " VI. IS. CLARKE, have leased
~ me IdGJo mus ia Mchsts, fo aterm OF years,S viii
work them under The firm Un. r. Clyte g. 70 who will
atai times lie prepared purchase UEI7 the highest
market price Tor Cash WA. Is. CLARKE IL Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
II Voiua6ie Farm near Pic5UonJ far SoTc

II IGfitd6fe Farm near Richmond for Sale
Vf EH for safe by private contract, my Farm called
pike road five uic. Richmond IL contain, urwas of
iN hundred and thirty IN good order aud Ia.
goa awe HING house. aud every hcue necessary FOR the
mediation OF large family and all houses necessary for FIRM
FERN, will be made known by application the subscriber at
the shocko; Warehouse in Richmond, the premises.
:, BEN. SHEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
EAEcOIIIE DEPd1GI-0n-1I,,-1--

ttFWnvuis @tih WI Too.
NOTICE is hereby given that fran this tine forward an
persons offering thcmseyes principals securities 10
bond contract 10 be approved by the Executive. will be
required accompany the with adayits in iesl form
stating the value Of the property which they would bon, 6e
posses' after the payment OF all ihcir debts
by order, w. H. RICHARDSON, G. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
TEN' DOLLIRS PEIVlHU.

ID ANYWAY from the ,ujsof'rr living ilano, er or the
IA night If the 1T Instant negro named JfCk, about
feet inches high stoop. lutte hi shoulders, aud
lost Of his vader teeth light complexion 20 nr
- years Of age II supposed he lurking about llchmond
The above eward will be paid for experimenting in delivering
said Runaway TO Ed: g.. SYDNOW
AmH %. ff5--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17

1t is pleasing to have authority for adding. that
the General and his suite, as ell as Mr.. Gallatin
expressed themselves being highly gratified with
their reception at Unontown. 1t was, indeed,
worthy of the place, and of the county, which has
the homer to be named after the great and good
General La Fayette.
AN INHABITANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
M0TIICE

LII persons having claims against the estate Of WIN. Gait
dec will bring them forward properly Authenticated foF
payment and those indebted The eac orio o late coucern
d Oat johnson, will make payment 10 Us, without DELAY.
JOHN ALLdN. \ Executor Of
WILLIAM GdLT, Wm.Gaf, dec.
Aptlk 1QI.fm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17

IT persons having claims ,gsu e Of Carter PAGE
n dec of Cumbe land county, viii present them properl,
authenticated for psS cut and hose indebted 10 e Sid estate
requested TO make payment 10 us possible
JOHN q. PAGE Exccutorsof
NELSON PAGE 20. Page Uce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
-NOTINE

IT persons having claims ssiu't The NJ John Eos
- ter dee, viii brng them forward properly Authenticate
1nd III those indebted the cfztc icquefd io make "a
ment 60 me without DELAY. JOHN ~. FOSTER, Ex'f
WnH 70. 1S2J. I'm n John FC.frr. de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
GGExxlN'S

Lottery + EEchange- Office, ia, JnaTket-sfreet,
BALTIMORE
Where the late State sold the great capitals
Of sIO0OOc; 10000 of 20oOo of 10000, besides less
II capitals OF 5000 &c and where Capital Prles la
been Obtained than any other Office IN America.
II Order. from any part Of the United States Terrific
es enclosing the cash prizes any of the lotteries, post
padwl accustomed prompt attention. address TO
j. l. COHEN, Jr- Baltimore
June O. 8---tIstJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
CULLEN, BRIGGS & co
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
a OTT|EC 9RJES a N~D HTyE 1TYST

.APOTlHEC.aRIES IND CHEMISTS.
forming tue above establishments the propr have been
duly impressed wihhe importance of furnishing the public
"H genuine Medicines, compounded with the scIupuuu
attention 90 the principles of Chemistry aud Pharmacy. Inhu
rnccd 10y thec considerations every effort has made
render their deserving OF public support member
Of the rm ha selected a,the best mark the principal articles
10 eApene has been spared in procuring the apprc cd
Measures have been adopted for obtaining from Apohccsre
HAN London such articles cannot be m ni,hsd equally good
elsewhere.
Laboratory is attached to the establishment, which che
mica requiring particular preparation and such arc
peIi'h'hie IN their nature, manufactured, viz:
PritsSic Acid.
Orde Of Bs1n,th.
Cl'ti,ine, Qie f-hriluge principle Of bark)
Pyrotigneous Held.
Pure -Nfric dch.
Muriate Of Gok.
Iio'PhiG, (anodyne principle Of opium)
Extract If SGysSporHia.
Aud the 'h'r concentrated and powerful remedies recently
introduced into medical practice.
n"i be generally admitted that certain degree Of skill and
science are requisite qualifications Apothecary and
he comp undc OF Medicines -luud be uny per
sons eonve ant with the principles and msnpulions The
" he eis resulting from the employment Of hoys per
'" nnacq"a"tcd with the business have The
mnauoh not TO admit such into the establishment, which will
ne confined TO the composition and sale OF articles employ
June eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
Round TDlbcr


Tue Wloe 20 be Of The hest long leaf fine grained Soubo
feor Pine free from sap, bad kno other defect
me whole OF tue said Mast and Spar Timber have b. en-
OF June, 1895. 81 u"y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
conEN's oFFIcE-Baitimore; ;

The Improved Mods II drawing having been 1niver1ly
IA 40 decidedly approved by tue public, er,ncsd by the
sales che late State Lottery, the Comm
me-. ,.poned bv Uuyerr and Council have again adopt
"a the zane pn in the following Scheme, which we have the
pleasure to present, viz;
GRAND
L .nc MI VI. & Nd M 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17
OnTr0M GINS

TTlHE subscfber, just received Cotton Gin II supe
ror orders for hi. article 81 dfc cut
dimensons will be executed without delay. The quality
which Is soIrTe.fed 10 every respect
Msy 90 4.-.wsn