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And will be published in a few days, in a
pamphlet form,
|" , EMARKS on STATE and CoNGREs-
IA sIoNAL RIGHTs; on BANKS, and OF
FURTHER AMENDMENTS to the CoNsTTTU-
TON Of the UNITED STATEs---By M old
n0tiUe Citizen Of Tbginin."
The work will comprise about thirty six pages
1t is the result of great experience, and deer
reflection and research on the doctrine Of :,Sfgfe
and Congressional Rights" And altho' tie writer
does not feel himself justified in saying TO his
fellow citizens that, ''pon honor )" he hes broken
the seals of mystery which have heretofore pro.
dnced difficulties between the State and General
Governments; yet he does believe, that he has
fully demonstrated, TO the satisfaction Of eyerv
unPreludlced mind, the Sep0r0fe md disf,nct
PotceTs, which belong of yigdt TO each Govern
nent-both State aud General. The subject Is
deemed Of the first importance to every Citizen
of the Union, who has the welfare and lasting
happiness of his country at heart. 1t embraces
plain and simple expose of facts.
To subscribers, the work will be furnished at
% cents--to Inconsistencies, at 375 cents each.
1t may be had at the different Bookstores in the
City, so soon as published, and Of which timely
notice will be given
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-25

u" IUHk3 ] %. u.
important Trjal.-On Tuesday last the trial
OF John Reid. for poisoning the family Of Mr.. Ca =
roll on the 9Th ult commemorate the Court of
Sessions Of this city, before Lis honor the Recor
der and Aldermen King, Wyckoff and Cowdrey.
1 ne prisoner was defended by Messrs. Griffin.
Price and Romaine; and the Distict AtforneJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-25

The result Of the Presidential Election was
first communicated TO the venerable Joux
ADAMS, by Mr.. J. J. Jerome, of Boston who
repaired to Quincy Immediately on the arrival
OF the mail We understand the pleasing in
tellgence produced no extra ordinary exc,f
mcnt on the mind Of this venerated statesman
but was received by him with grateful feelip =.
with that calm dignit ardcomposure which have
so cmlnently marked his demeanor in his retire
Inent. 1t affords us pleasure TO be able to add,
that though subject to prev aing cold, his health
Is comparatively good, his mind yet st onp, and
his conversation perspicuous. Boston Pat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-25

In MARYLAND. resolutions approving of the
administration of JAMES MONROE. President of
the United States, have passed the House of
Delegates by vote OF 30 to9. One of the OBJ
JcctoIs stated his only objection to be to the
principle OF legislation on which resolution, of
this description are founded
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-25

The Colombian armed schr Cla.a has beor c,-
'ured and carried into Havana by Spanish mer-
chairman Of 20 guns The captain of the Clara
snpposng the Spanish ship to be a British man-oc-
war; went on board ofher with his papers, when he
was detained.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-25

Gen. WLLrNT MARKS, President of the
Senate of Pennsylvania was on FRIDAY last.
elected by the Legislature Of that State. on the
1th ballot, TO be Senator in the Congress Of the
United States for six years from and after the
ID Of March next. The vote on the last ballot
was for Cen. Marks -. Mr.. Burnside. II, MIR.
Sergeant I9, Mr.. lugham 2.--.NH. INTEL
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

Packages of 10 tickets, embracing all the so
Nos. of tue Lottery, which must of necessity
draw at least S13 go, nett, with many chances
for capitals, or Shares of packages, may be had
at the same rate
Prizes in any of the Lotteries of New York,
New jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Vir-
ginia, will be received in payment.
Orders enclosing the cash. or prizes, as above,
free of postage, for tickets or shares, will re-
ceive prompt attention, if addressed TO
a. MINTYRE, Richmond, pa.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-25

AZ the late session of the Legislature of Ken
lucky, resolutions were adopted by the two bran
ches oithe Legislature, and approved by the Go
vernon, requestingfro from General LAFAYETTE. that
he Whilst for his Portrait, forthe use of the State,
and that the Portrait, when taken, shall he placed
IN the Representative Hall of that State there to
be preserved as a mcmento ofthe high regard in
which the State holds the services ofthat ilustri
Gus man, and of the devotion of the good people
ct that State TO the principles which his distn-
gu'shed services contributed to establish
In regard to our venerable friend there is but
one sentiment among the People of the Union.
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SdPPhicS.-Thc late Tremendous storm in the
Baltic must have brought to the mind ofevcrv per-
SON who is familiar with DR.. Watts Lyrics. the fol-
lowing stanzas in his ode ON the day Of Judgment.
,Ncr Iork Sfafcsg,on.
when the fierce North-Wind with his airy forces,
fcars up the Boiiic TO a foaming fury,
And the rcd lightning with storm Of hail como,
Rushing amain down:
How the poor sailors stand amazed and trcmblel
while the hoarse thunder, like a bloody trumpet
RoHrs loud onset to the gaping waters,
Quick TO devour them
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-25

'4"f'f'ie Q, BDrns.-'The following anrcdotc Of
the Ary hire Bard is we believe, genuine and h,b-
erto unpublished. On visit to a certain sca.nor,
town. Burns entered into a warm discussion on re-
iIgious topics With person named Andrew Turner.
who was famed for dcistical principles, and what
John Bunyan would have denominatcd an "ill-fa-
voured' countcnance. The poet was worsted in
the argument at which he felt uettled, and vented
ms spleen IN the following impromptu:-
IT happened once upon time,
The deli got stuff to maxi swine,
And laid it in a corner:
But after that he chang'd his plan,
An made it something like man,
An cad it ANDREW TURNER.
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2I36O tickcts, AT So o, ST9I1O
Only l. blanks a prize.
The number of blanks in this lottery is invaria-
ble that is, the chances of the Adventures are
never impaired. This should be considered as
very great advantage over all those which arc not
termna ted iii drawing.
4 Tickets and Shares ,,a, NO J,,d -, ,L
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UNION CANAL LOTTERY

FIFTEENTH CLASS,
To be dram on Uednesia3J, tie oh March
1925, md ti5,ished in II fe,o minutes.
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MANAGERS OxETgsIss.
'No. III, CheS""t street, PhilodelGhia.
YATES & NT'LNTY1E.

WIl be drawn, on Wednesday, the 9th of March
next, and completed i'll few minutes,
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Which IS tie onfy article get discouered G,, maxi
ln.r NE hniL ol1.,l. ihi..k L...d Lc.,.
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WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE

An advertisement appears in this days paper
which calls Tor meeting of the Visitors of Will
liam and Mary College the LIST December next
We understand that it refers 10 "a renewal of the
petition which was last winter presented TO the
Legislature, and rejected by that body. We
nope that better success will attend the effort.
OF the College authorities To remove the Iusti-
tuition to more eligible situation. Fan tie
College flourish where it is Are there more than
dozen Students now at the College !. l,ai beneii
can Tue worthy citizens of Williamsburg PROMISE
themselves from It's continuance, that are ia any
toierable degree adequate TO so large mass oil
Capital! When other Institutions are exerting all
Their eaersies; when new ones are organizing in
other states; when Virginia cries aloud io- every
cent that can be useiuily employed in the diffusion
OF knowledge, should 50 large an endo vment, a.
'ha, oil William Mary College, be nearly paraliz-
ed?
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GENERAL COURr

The General Court winch was m have ,sse,n-
bied on Tuesday last, have not made a Quorum;
nor Is there at this time the slightest chance of it,
Inc seven following appeared: viz JUDGES Brock
enhroash, Johnson, Smith, Scmple, Il. e Parker,
Summers and Barbour. Three of the other six
Judges, we understand, were detained at home by
indlsposi.ion. Neregret this failure Witnesses
are Attending here from Warwick in the case of te
oiefksh'p oil TIE county, at mach trouble and some
expense.
The crimnal as well as civil hustle. of tba
country suffers from delay Surely some arrange
nent should be made for securing at every tern,
meeting of the Court
We understand that Fiscal court, TO try the
revenue cases of the commonw ealth, recurring a
quorum OF three Judges only, will be held AZ
soon as the law admits it, viz : on the 9th day
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COMMUNICATED.

cLfRS TO THE HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.
Tue inst act OF the House Delegates
meeting, wal lee the appointment o clerk supply the
c1ey nccsIohed y the dealt, vi the aiahie aud excellent
man wio i1loy hi'ed thai Office. expenditure
tie public no"ey eoucesu the juiicOus
Queer '"id certainly he matter g important
a.tn wi the representatives OF the people II will he
co'ded that every day the session prolonged the
monweiHh ainui $~On The expenditure Of the
Leshla'urc IA consequence If the length Of Session, ha.
p'sn Tue PicP@f cdSe Of the present dissatisfied Ut tine
Puhuc mind, an relation 10 the government OF Va.
How much tue business ut legislation retarded
ceieted by the qualifications. of the clerk be r.a,
iorrseen hy those who have had much legislation
A"ohs tue different worthy gentlemen who will probably be
presented To the view "i the Legislature this mporanj
uni"h Inc write II" tls has heard Of one, whom he consider
en- rh'iy qualified To- chHSo it, duties; lie takes
iiuer OF mentioning Ia columns
SIMPLY "ih he view Of bringing him lie notice OF the
'enaitvrs OF the people, nom deien parts OF State
eni"ns hen 10 make the proper hi
aud qualifications Dr.. Richard G. Mason (of EanisNl is the
grnrnAn alluded TO- To those who have had
OF Knowing hin personally, it he
'o'at ANY ths IN relation L. his qua for this appoint
nrt or hi- interesting a Aud those
nh" that opportunity reirrrcdto tksa ANY
uonihe! NAV desire Ia relation ~ Inn.
tduIuier, Nov. !, iG25.
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with personal violence; if be was told that his house
was to be assaile. and his family i'll treated would
ne Told las arms, and wait until the attack was
made! or WOO d he not rather prepare beforehand,
summon has approved friends around him, and
be READY ior he deiece vi all tina, is and va
liable: MITTIITS
We should not be astonished if NIutus were
next told mt pTg'ato must uot send Senator
20 "aShinst9n' because lie is decided friend to
State highs--ihi' sire must not do what she
THINKS rsM; lest the man of her choice should
unfortunately not harn.oaiEe with MIR. AID.
ans L.! her do right; follow her own con
science and this very plain dilemma presents itself
IL Mr.. a. thiaks with her, lie will not lie lniuret,
10y strong ally from Virshis---if his principles
der FROM hers, she " Ill verta strong man, not 10
help i..., Dut 10 helP herself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18

A General Election has just taken place through
out the State OF New York. We do not at this
time and at this distance from the scene Of action
profess to understand all the politics OF this disn
Sushed State; yet observe from the returns that
the party lines of republican and iederalist were
still kept up and we infer from the triumphant tone
oil the N. Y. Advocate and the Albany Argus,
that there have been many signal voutons in the
peoples sutirages, in favor of the republican cause
winch they have esPoused.--in the City of New
iork, the Fammanies have carried almost all their
hcket.-The Argus exults in the success ofthe re-
puohcan tickets in various counties, and exclsms
''Such are the 80" rising results of twelve month
reilection!''
La the city and county Of New York, the Gene
RAJ Plurality Ticket (for electors of President
had 3IO2 VOTES; the District Yichet 1915.
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PUBLTO 9aLn

H2f virtue Of decd Of lru executed 10 o.. b., at, =,
iet, dniy recorded m the county CON ~ ol var
tel nc Day oi N''emher 1874 yil he Tod r oa
ne highes bidder for ca- h.f18 The fro,f d. ~ ae Va
thOhp,N's "'efn 81 laura COn nouse on Tbu,,is, ~, 80
l'y 0i p@s'sinher ueSii fr. dn ihe nevt ~ - ,i i
we """ing property 10 vii the tract OF Isod o, 49,
s''i 't.'' row reside containing afni $50 scr,s 49,.
Pi''r 'erd ct ri'l i1 favor William, lt,gl,. -
,"'sh s"" asa ho sisrs lslJtl. Tum Spoty,sJ vy;,
a. ~, ,iti.y debt due Richard whit go,
~ llsn Goats The iile 10 the ahoye proper,v Is i,
~ he undi,pntTd but viii oplv convey srrh saS . =; M
~ 81 81 N "e'"'h deed CHAltLES s. JONES trustee
iii
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INTERESTING TO pApFn,rs

cI.n'y Nof'cs " Boaya.ng S.Eooy t.|,aJ,,.,-
70. tI."'thf~y and etGsssc4k irstrii@, j mere
.J0r sPsaslng rae '-"'' @''d FG'fis'4tarsy~
r riSrH 8 SPANISH LANGUAGES
! 'L'.N az" thai All lnttuton which ,b,iI ,,n;, :,
Stsi'B OF toe French anil spanish Ian...- 1T tna
r. -ehis OF Classical iIts attr and 'ne
- o' ct good English Edueann !, All, J... h on
,a - ne interesting To- pAt ami. in y,rs
o@aibern SiStes, Nj. and aiys 4. =, a''d 'no
90, 'He 'st JanipIy next Academy 81 ~, OP'se
c s"'e cess which hos already Hite u,i,,I r.; P-
~" '"e most satisfactory Oi's,
- ~ :" Warrant the acquire The Is, t-
Que Youngest rIPs ia the second Yea, nI
i;,' .nou' hesIeetine any other branch of rTI',
\, "A ajrea; nj h+ dSe OF len ecfs tbeir ejl,,, r
eiuy maze ,nc progress coryers. Win IN
t''ts 'H, ing 'vsii 10 Richmond and ,,tono ID
the moderation IF 5aeyiea int. endsnc, in'L ,S
'se n pleasing evidence the iaci IL r,o;
h'''S OF The it'chmOnd Enquirer and nj H. " 20
e",p'i ""u wall he forwarded any ,,a, nj IL,
""S n'i ne irrelevant 10 uneniiun al,o N NJ ,'!'
. "p,' h"ppily progressing hich t,e,, il a
- -, ''ee IN lraelns child, under six ,,a,si -,
PN 'e"ch readily IN the fIs year Of his y
20 'ird on pT"vios rieuii6c AMI MINI, 80 ni'
70 '"e nj principles of Etgsh OrhoszT, s, r. -
- q o"Hathtiy expected, shoulI he IeaiisSS II a,i -
INTERESTING avenue 10 tho early D,tr,eti'n OF ~
n',' 10 Virginia, an! to The SouE, WHO tbink a. i..
'oi'ee nay Prove interesting in then soc,is, 80
- - iiV" " oIs sraiu,oui Insertion anI for,
paper Containing At, to the sHlser,frs " 'o'"aIH .
p < p, L&H. w ANDERSON
fa'hs wh' NAV wish 80 place their rh;ll-H ia e
"n'l OF MI X airs requested u In,ke " zee
- H,'e o. Otherwise previous t. the Sin of d. '
the sge ofthe papi '' ""- Wal uepehd On
EirhmunI, NovsiS.
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execution 0ffhc powers lar the sub.o brf trustee
hy tW0 deed, ONE txremed ~ Licsrry Vadeu ou ,,
JOh day II NOyemher ani the others deed " assign
ment, executed by tic said Lncherry Vsd aud Tho6,s
Vad, ue +f day IT July, ig(1 sd both record ,
clerks o1icc Of the county hestefed) will he sold
NE highest bidder cash, tine courthouse ~ the said
oouny, Monday te 18th dav ~ Noveher w. being s
day ofthe quarterly term 81 The count Of tie sad count vi
Undivided norty 81 ia valuable tract NJ and where,
Ms Sarah Vidstrosidcs, wing about miles south Off
Couihour nppocd "a contain tJl acres suhect ohe estate
Vt the said Sarah therein, iO1 her life widowhoad
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustee.
Ort.fi. 8G-- I'd
The above sale postponed u,f December Chesterfield
Court 1920 when Il viii certainly ~ place.
sAMOEL TAYLOA,tIssee
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COITEEtr.NI2S
Lottery s. Erehangc- Office, III, Mari

Lottery s. ETehangc- Office, ii, .Market-sfreef
BALTIMORE;
Where and other LIT cltcs were sold the rea
otpsnf iO1OI0 Dollars. of5lnOO Doii,rs oC tOGo ,,
ls ~ 5lOGB Dot't., ~ o. 1900 Dolats ~ of GOp
Dollsrs 80 uf 300 butrs, SC. sc. &c AND NVuEIfE
MORE CAPITALS HAVE BEEN OBTAINED THAN
ar ANY OFFER OFFICE ~ AMERICA
Order, FROM any r1rt OF 0,e Uued Static. either Nv mail
lrot pad) tby p,ae convey cnrlous Che Un.i OF
prize tickets ans of the Lores viii meet the same pronp,
aud punCiutl attention Hs 81 ~ personal application
J. L. COHEN, Jf. BNUTREGS-Bahinoye
- CoIENS GaEefts apf lottery Register" which
wilfhe Published u,iuedseiy after The dIawus, will contain
tie complete m Of Ple an5 wt be Forwarded gras TO III
who purchase their uokets OOHENS OFFICE, SUD who
signify their wi D 10 receive the ssiue.
Bnitigo-c, NortptJsr ~. 51--tO.hD
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EDLI.AlIOM

Il en,inns H. Fer'l"ls informs the public. that hr will
,.RINiiS - IL iooi the ensuing yea, al the PuVSIC
$500 w me lower erd Iiu~k nrIan, r,n - ~
rs. Gsysh s"Sat III" Greek, Latin aud Engii,h / -,
Iobe u 70 "ih drawing aud The ,e of fb.
,t;n III t'"e' At"hmtiic, History &S. Nc III. ,s- ,
msIi.h I,"s , me latin and Creek language, 25 he
- irierly in sJ 'i"s Ge"sinP"y, &c. $50 per tenn
term OF ID Ina "e on the lo'h Dec. following. making
,,ri,nJ NM siier ieduotiny h. usual vacsti, S,s
orown residing a the piaee viii ',i H. o"It-
nav H. &c. al SO ih-siin The .tantion Of ,b ~
,,con Jiy Considered AMOS tie most eligible ~ i
no s ne ''y and spectacle nerh5o I Dss "a 1a
e IRON The hsunts aud i..;rs,n "0u' e"intlS
ySncl;ysb,,, .,, :. ELIJAH G. UANFe
:.
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.,.,... C0fantitn cdsed.
MARRIEpl ION the lst n-tont by the Rev. JoAn Fuic,
Groderson hoSsley Esq. of Warren, Abeuaic Miss Eii
r., youngest danglel OF Arthur Mnseley E, of
Delighted Hymea h-ar. thrir whispered vows,
And h'nd' ms ohlPiet' found Iirir Polisn'd boHs
Guiies u his altar ties the ioyry baud
Aud as tIIey stand unit.s ih.iI wiling hanl,.
DIED. the residence of Jane, PIelsant. in Goochland
on tuesday last the 9TH year hi, age Cranviis son al
could wish.
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NOTICE

The Ten day Of neecnbs next will he .osto II. h;,
= ttl'' ,hth' plantation formerly he redence Of Iie,
i."h slri, DO ~ the lover eni " Pohatn count, 4,
key y 6GROi.N oon'ri'ns Of men, Woofn boys sndy
Tor casN h-othe COP OF corn, fodder. no k ke ~
or credit Of ~ u1,hi nj the lime anil plse 49, -"
e, thirteen lcsd u cattle stock Of hogs, sheep Lool.
kUcheu furniture and plantation utensil Tie 49, %
ing bond with approved security, 20 carry uti,., go
date; bot c interest 10 b. reoftd IL IT, ,,pr = ron NC
y Erd' 49, 90 JOSEPH SuBIErT MN, MI ''
wv. -.-I-I .---WAL Hal. G.-L
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is,, AZ g az executor named in tile last will ID
"i MHl 'mt' Ins., ier. will ya., g. vi W, AZ
u'le ur'rh u Cedar fsrk Uihsnp, an " sue ~
SP Of Dcecnbe1 next, " f, otIs},v;.e ~ e
80 '',hr Pff'"h cao ~ the said derea..J ~ ,st 'air
''' sock az fot'e' ruilo sheep and hoe 10 'hs Of
~, me et,p ct con aud household furniture I "a ut'
ne a'o"rn on sunis over So and nude SO -
l-"''" ''rd't on ali 'uniy $50 noon t,e 80 an"
'"''"7 'nio bonds with approved security f'''"a'e'S
Frelrr;et.t.,. NJ, Ga JOHN CHEW.
90
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boGrang School far Young Ladies.
NR 4 MRS. HAMILrOiI's Bo,rdinE = ~
rls ~ I $500 OF fonrg Ladies' eicr as Boa, a.
" '''y ocsofH's. TIE cour.r OF i.tructinu
"e,t''1y TO 6Gi-ied Ens;.h cduc9tion the ell
10 eiuciiaie their in-irnrfion s ms &C Necessary
ii,i %rttk sud French languages together viii st
'"'nS "'f fainIihg P,lung Vrvef ar1 aim F,,p
cry a"' t'ery Other Kind Of orn1nent, ,,,k are "a-
~. approved principles and nv teach, r. VIVA r. =; IRE
'S !" Wr h"trdh5 Pdrimcni OF the c.tebl,.b,e, ~,
I ','' ''it Considerable experience and thev n.s, .
So s,rs , 'r very sxtr"n will he made to pro b
'r" !" Pr"'fhe"i nt those committed IN hi, ~
.t ,a"''' a"d names Of iie ynuus iadie, vii; be- is
REFERENCE
Judge w N. Cal-u H. IL - -
'.'s' ~ Di", kc"h'o ush. Rev. R.b,n H. o.,
Shorksc Hill " ' iowa" Tavern on ". ST.
Ricin'noi, Nov a.
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BY a late destructive gale at Trinidad, Cuba, 81
houses and buildings are ascertsined 10 have been
demolished, or more or less injured wharf recent
~ built Tor about Ss30,000 was entirely washed
away ~ meeting of relief was called: the crops
aud houses ia the anterior lad also materially SUI
feTed
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COMMUNICATED.

Gyeat Increase few weeks past, a negro
woman belonging TO MIR. Nathan Brown of Henrico
county, was delivered OF three line girl children,
ali oil which are living. and likely to do well, the
mother also Is in good health
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18
n Teacher HEATED,

Y "hNrLEhAN of good moral character who .
"}u' s'ipnahie t~unnnl 81 IT,. ,f,,, a. A.. -
Sn' I"n ard 6icek hngu,ges Eiannaiic.ll, ,,, In
'"'r nee ~ soi' nee n-isiiy tste hi in acsJen,ic7
WIN employment al Dmviue Acsdr,nv Ph I'm, 3 ~,
C"P "phc'pn hr made to Jsnrs u. rsifeg Tr., W M
"' ''"ses tneIe'd either personally or hy .ue, - ~
~ "intl ui tie w. rutcss, III: n or An A. -
DanyiIIc, Pisy ivani., Nov. 49, 80 OLAI' ~ Story.
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Hugh Lawson White Esq. has been uaani-
n'ousty chosen Senator OF the u. s. by the Leg is
ia'ure OF tennessee, ia tie place OF Cen jackson
resigned.
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Cotton B0g0;,,o T.I-55--
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- PIECE heavy Dundee Scotch B,rrInr
~ - 90 hhds' PehusyyanIa Whrkey
- - casks Cheese. Eorsale bv
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,y,i, to'o's Oh tne Netl beet Eytrla,iiu- v;y.
e."hahoi PINK straw bius, sky aud Ms1,rs $50 500
$50 "a ~. u pu'cie' "hhseverai piece. best blck
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me Of ,h nl' 'o notwithstanding Ladies oots AID sh .
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Mode IF Drnring The Numbers will he nut into one
whrel isliind ~, tli" other wheel vii pnl h, Pine,
oce the dcnominatiun If TO- and the drawing rrn.f m
tie usual manner. The 1900 Plies of 10 Jn. viii be-
wsrded the tickets, e numbers Of which end ih the er.
minsng sc OF either OF the first drawn numbers ou .he
wheel ol different denominations.
10 illustrate r0hic suppose that 1882 h. the FIRST drawn
NUMBER then every ticket Ia the Lottery ending with The IL
will De entitled to prize of ten dollIrs-then
that No 1855 he the rest drawn from the wheel then ali
the tickets ending with o. will also be entitled 10 pr,e Of
ten dollars sdctfi ~ like utnucr .ulpt that No. 9q.s
be tn third drawn FROM sh, 81, treH al the ticket. in e
scheme rnding With the figure d, viii also be rnued to
often dollars each
Ihi. ode drawing will permit the whole LOTTERY T., be
cor,pdcd 1T ONE DitAWfN6-1nd ticket draw me az.
ptior prize sr be restricted from drawing an inferior one
also
IVhoie Tickets $40 Quorieys 50 so
Hairs Il JTjg LILq