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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05

as the General himself, and in the cause of his
country, he has ever courted he post of dan
ger, as the post of glory. In short, from his
very boyhood, he has been in his country's ser.
vice, until two or three years since, he tempo-
rarily retired to his estate near Princeton. on
furlough without pay, where living on HIS OWN
resources, in the bosom of his amiable family,
he devotes his time to study, and 10 sundry civ
il avocations. He has done nothing to rob him
ofhis unalienable rights as a citizen, unless
having FAITHFULLY served his country, is a
proper ground for his disfranchisement. Ifthis
is an objection, Gen. Jackson falls by THE A
rule, under THE SAME ineligibility, and be-
comes consequently unified for any civil trust.
The Enquirer also charges "Mr. Adams
and his friends" with the blame of break
ing down the State Convention. The charge is
unjust. Two years ago the original and long
established usages of that convention were
pros,rated and overturned by the Jackson par
ty to effect certain purposes of their own
They by this act OF outrage upon its estab-
lished rules and practices, drove the Adams
men from that convention. The Jackson par
,y, previous to the meeting of the State Con-
%vention, held one of their own, and select
ed a ticket in opposition to the one to be se-
lected at the State Convention, if they could
not get that into their hands. They then at the
convention. by agreement, took up three Craw-
ford gentlemen on the electoral ticket, and
plighted them their support. Afterwards they
called a third convention Of their own, at which
they thresc ofthe Crawford candidates contrary
to all good faith, and took up Jackson candi-
dates in their stead, which latter ticket they
elected. This is the way that the State Con.
~vention was trifed witbby these new revolution
lists; and this is the way the friends of Mr..
Crawford were treated by the Jackson party.
And yet, strange to tell, some prominent Craw-
ford gentlemen support the same Jackson party
who before deceived them.
The present administration is peculiarly un-
fortunate in having assailants whose bitter pre-
ludices blind them wholly to the justice or ex-
p%ediency Of It's acts. IF a friend to the Presi-
dent is appointed to office, there is wild clo-
NOR about treason, treachery, and purchased
votes; il an opponents is honored with executive
confidence, the fact is deemed plenary proof of
corrupt intent and dishonest motives. The in
genuiIy of these politicians in discovering caus-
es for reproach ir a course of policy apparent
ly blameless, is most wonderful. They will be
satisfied with nothing: right or wrong, they
persist in their determination to complain -
Such c~easeless clamor must defeat its own pur-
pose; and those who keep up the constant out.
cry, will add to their wisdom another discove-
ry, that however alarming may be their imagi-
~n?tions for time, they will soon fall into me-
glect.-.Egis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05
lei

Yesterday morning, in the 2Sth year of his age, Mr..
GEonGE Rorcu. His friends and acquaintance are re-
s~pectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late
dwelling on Kng-street, this morning, ct 10 O'Clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05
French & Spanish Languages

ETCNCN co OYUhhNH
yuyHE subscriber will ommenc a course of instruc-
tion in the rudiments of either, or both the above
languages, on Monday evening next, at O'Clock, in
the room he occupied last season on Washington street,
two doors north of the corner occupied by Christopher
Neale, Esq. "M' LhNr niEH"
sent OFT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05
CONE MERCIAL.

FLOUR inspected in the city OF Richmond du-
ing the quarter ending September 3oth, 1926:
'9 2,asa b bsGFs ditto s"per6ne
247 barrels fine
II ditto condemned
S2,O24
EDMUND WALLS, Inspector.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05
hite XAead.

White AeaA.
SAMUEL NJ MNNEY offers for sale
On KEGS. Philadelphia White Lead, 1st and I'd
JU quality, in IS and 28lb kegs, which he sells at
prtces proportional to the size ofhe kegs.
ALSO,
q boxes cotton and wool cards, just received
"a boxes sperm candles
8 tierces whale oil
9 bbls. pale ale for botting
Is kegs Vent. red
Ia do Spanish brown
10th mo 4th SW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05
Hardware and Cutlery.

sOHN w. NJ AISLE, has received by the ship Shen-
d andoah, from Liverpool, n General .asSmtment Of
Goods in his line, which with those on hand, makes
his assortment very complete, all of which he offers at
wholesale and retail, at very reduced prices.
Also, constantly on hand, a general ~assortmentof
Bar and hoop iron, English wagon boxes
English and American blistered steel
German, Crowley, and Shear steel
q The Winchester Republican will insert the above
three weeks. sept 7-eOlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05
Notice.

DISSOLUTION of the partnership of NAeLE &
= HAWKINS having taken place. the subscriber in
forms his patrons and the public, that he has rented
that commodious room opposite the Bank of Alexan
dria, and lately occupied by N. S. Wise, Esq. where
he is now prepared to receive scholars to be instruct
ed in the ENGLISH, LATIN and GREEK LIN.
GHaGES-Also, GEOGRaPHK, .fRIIHME7IC,
&c. GARREf NAGL.E.
oct A. St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05

sperm. and Mould Candles.
III Is do mould .a"u'es Oh q superior quanty
just received and for sale by
oct5 RI r. WILSON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05
SMll1lP NEWS.
port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Oct. 4-sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimorei freight
for the district. W.
Brig Brutus, Robinson, Thomaston; lime' to VIM.
Fowle & Co.
SAILED,
steamb oat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk WIN paSSeh-
gers.
-schr Columbia, Wilson, cleared at New-lorkfo Tor THIS
ported inst. az, no,. or;,
sloop Regulator, Monroe, OF and tor TINS port afi1V-
ed at st. Thomas, 18th ut. -, .,
schr Constitution, Teal, hence, at Philadelphia sd
inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05

A correspondent of the U S. Gazette states
that the manuscript Of Paine's "Religion Of the
Sum- is now in possession of a gentleman OF
Philadelphia, who viii shortly PUBLISH Much
is said in commentator of the Poem, and a
wish expressed that it may speedily be given to
the public.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05

The Secretary of War returned to Washing
ron on Monday, from a visit to his residence il
Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05

Areport has reached the City Of Washing
ton that, in the Frederick Congressional Dis,
trict of Maryland, Mr. WASHINGTON was elect
ed, on Monday last, by a majority OF 2ss votes
over Major PETER, the present member.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-05

The trial of DEsHA, has been again postpon-
ed, upon the ground that some of the material
witnesses were not in attendance, and that the
prisoner was unable TO attend at the bar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
TO .4GRICUL TIyRJSTS

'TNu subscriber by the credit of the
Il ma lie by his late father and also by the en-
eougeent he these wears bec. leave
TO INFORM his friends aud the public generally thu, he con-
MUGS 10 make both Portable aud Fixed Wheat Threshnr Ma
CHIMES o different sizes and reduced prices all Of which are
maize OF the best materials together the man
ueS and hopes the respectable undersigned will be
sufficient recommendation
Richmond, Feb. 8, 1926.
thave used MIR. Exalrs Wheat Machine for iorr wears.
nave no hesitation sayin that the Thre
@ Machines IN this coun certainly treshes out wheat
iater and cleaner and less liable get order than any
machine have seeu and believe have seen all the
modern machines Of this country. 1t very durable, being
Principally of cast iron, pnd If taken proper care oil
20 years least aud IL The md will be th- cheapest OF ali
ms Sies. af@ HILL CARTER.
have had in use the Exalt Portable Wheat Threshnr
achne Tor years, and have hesitation ayin that for
DURABILITY expedition and saving of grai, superior 70
any imeshing Machine have The facility with
winch Is moved 70 different farms give. also decided
Van'ases, aud IL. easily kept in order. j.. ARCHER.
bermuda Hundred, Si.t Jan. 1926.
well aaied with the work performed by Mr.. Exal
Wheat aaeh'ne, snd greatly prefer others have
use; JOSEPH MAnX.
,. REFERENcES TO
S yn.. W ieiI, Esq. VIM f. Wiekham, ESQ.
Wnis' carter, Esq. Edmund +. Wickhan, Esq.
DR.. Trent. too unerons. 10 mention
, NJ IS Wheat Fans, Straw Cutting Machines, Corn Shell
ers aud all kinds of Agricultural implements made in the
best manner Smiths Work Ia general
L. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
SELECI, SCHOOL.

MY School Willie continued the ensuing my brother
w Nelson, who has had fifteen years experience
teacher and 3Ir John NJ Winston, excellent classical
Scholar, will be associated with in the of the
school which will he taught the Greek, Latin, and French
with those branches of learning which
s,ute complete English Education. The school will com
Monday the 10th of January, 1896, and terminate
the 9Th day OF December following there will be vacation
of three weeks commencing The i6h of June. The
board tui,ion washing, lodging and fuel will he hun
dred and ten dollars payable half the let day Of June
1925, anhe other half the day Of December following
The discipline of the school will he parental and much
care and kindness will be extended 10 boeonhle to in
sruetou, children. Boys that known be
~, vicious will not he admitted into the school, and il any
such shoud be palined upon me- they will be expelled,
they shall be found ungoveFnahle My residence
from the haus OF vice aud immortality and remarkably
healthy tis siiuedn the county of Louisa forty miles
Riclmond and about the distance from fredericksburg
yhe stage from Fredericksburg cartsrsve passes within
four hundred yards Of my residences aud that fsom Richmond
fiaffonhug within two miles OF iLLecrs directef
10 Jacksons post, Office, Louisa, will be promptly received.
1-r -Four boys, in addition TO those who my
school be accommodated with board, tuition, washing
lodging, from this time until December Si2 per on.
WILLIAM NELSON. Jr,
March II. iOS -.;,A =
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SIR CHaRLES

a 80
;and the ensuing season. commencing i March and
" ending Isl Ausu., Al Tree Hat Richmond, aud
will be leto Mares al IS oaIst the season. be paid the
Augus IS dollars ht single leaplo he paid the time,
40 dollars FOR insurance Pity cents in each the
Groom Extensive pastures and every attention paid to Mares
fed according TO directions and profit charged the
ket price 9th produce J.. Il. sELDEN.
sin CHARLES iulI feet inches high fine sorre Of
most commanding appearance beauty and action He got
by Sir Arcly, who got by old Dined his dau by Old
Citizen 'shews got by Paeolet, who got by Blank who
got by the GodoPhn Arabian that, both Sides there
isnot better bred horse in the ", I'D j. NJ. 5.
PERFORMANCES.
Fall after he three old he walked the Tar
borough for the colts stake mile heats. At the
and place. he the proprietary purss mile
heats, beating Mr.: Wynu's grey FLY Virginia.
at Halifax, two mile heats beating Jerome &c AT BeIeld
an Giant aud Bates Constitution At New Market he won
the proprietor purse, three mile heals beating Reality
Fall after, he the propreoi's purse, mite heats
at WaIrenon, beating Giant; &c H. also the Jockey
hy aud Giant he also won The proPretors purse New
Market three mile heats beating Contention file lost the
at Be!hed, hsusn by Reality. lie The Post Stake
Halifax, Boating SIR William, Peyton and Clay Potomac lie
the Jockey Club Purse At Marlborough, heating, &c.
Same Fall be carried to South Carolina snl Georgia.
in wretche order, and three five, beating
Transports Peyton, Poughboy, sc.
Lost the mex. spring at Lawrenceyc still in bad order az
terwnnns the first heat three n'Ie heats lie also LOST the
mile day, best three 10 FIVE, 81 the time
Next FALL he the propIieor's purse at Lawrencevle
two mile heats, beating Peyton, Scots fy, &c. Same Fall
at Newmarket he the Jockey Cu our mile heats, when
he able TO run wish any horse in hsrId beating Sir
William, Coalition, Maria, &c AT Befe he the Jockey
Club Purse, three mile heats, heating Sir Waer& Shawanee.
Next Spring he received cut OF his legs which
stoned him TO lose, owing 10 bad order.
Next Fall, he wSaeRton two mile heats, heating
Van Tomp. He Lawrenceville the Jckey Club four
mile heats heat beating Sir William He the joe
key Club OF New Market, four mile heats, beating Muckle
john Flying Chiders and Van Trump. lie the JOCKEY
John Richards. BENJAMIN MOODY.
March Is. I03-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
TRUST SgLE

PURSUANT TO the provisions of deed trust executed bv
Samuel s. Griffin bearing date the Isl of MAY aud
admitted 10 ree0din the Office OF the clerk the Hastings
Oodrt foe the city Of Williamsburg, the 10Th day of June
1879 made TO the payment of dollars Rohctt q
Scott ard which there due the from the i
Day OF January 1925 shalt Proceed Monday the 10Th DIV
OF April next to sell the highest bidder public auction G
cash, on the Pren that very desahe residence new oec
pd BY the said Grn, In the city Of Williamsburg, with the
Lots thereto appeitanie and adjoining residence Of Mrs
Peaehy and WHICH described in the said deed of trust in
the following certain House Lots of Land stu
ate and beng IN the city of Wiamsbu boundaries where
Of are fully infinitely aud completely deed from
the said Robert li Scott and Susan r. his the said
Griffin, bearing date the Ii day Of Nay Acting ~
trustee shall convey only such title vested nne a,h1'
tits believed that the title which will be conveyed will he with
out exception. LEONARD HENLEY .truaes
March T. SIG. 10y iOn- al,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
4MOrICE

lE Subscribers assgnee the late firm of Budohv &
s!aIotd have duly empowered Messrs oi Dunlop Co.
OF Richmond, Virgins Agents collection OF a deb
due the said Budlons & Stafford. e. Y w. RHODES.
RHODES 4 Smith.
Providence, r. l., Feb. 23j 1925. 81
In conformity with the foregoing notice. all persons
TO the late firm Of Bulons Stafford are requested 70 MAKE
payment with as little delay Possbleto 49,
OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

III The ENQUIRER IS published twice week generally,
aud three week during the session of the State Lega
tus-Pce, the heretofore, Five Dollars per
,yable advance. Notes OF chartered banks
ouiy) will be received payment. The Ediors viii guaF
ee The safety of RENTING tem by mail the postage Ct all let
tiers being paid by the writers.
lr No paper will be discontinued (hut At the discretion of
he Elior.) until all arresrages have been paid Up.
II Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
si Ill have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, OR LESS-Fmst insertion rs eents-each
continuance, 30 cents =.
No advertisement Inserted until j; has either hecn paid
for or by person this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
E1fOYH[.

VENE rcrier has removed wen known stand htey
j. occuP'eass Oyster House by Mr T. CUoksey, opposite
the Eagle noS where he will continue 10 keep the 't Of
OYSTERS wi every decaoy and luxury Of the seaso He
othe publ his thanks for the kind and
liberal patronage he b. heretofore received, aud hopes twill
be continued TO hun so he may deserve IT, Ills ex-
please and to give sssction will he unremiug
nothing shall wanting up' render his house
and respectable. JNO. II. SEAWELJ. L
/
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
In DoNnrs Heirnr6-

~ AN AWAY from the subseribe TuesdY morning last
AZ the 26th Instant ndened apprentice 10 the COACH
making business, named John Lunsf0rd, between iind 20
yeats Of aboei feet inches hgh slender and
erect formj aud light complexion lie had blne bosd
cloth cost, white hat with Grape IL. he is from Surry
county, VA where his connections iying he eompa-
ny with young lad who has been sednced 10y said Luns
ford TO accompany him to Alabama where he has biother
living, and has lately received letter him letter
he has now with him II Is expected he w stop lynch
burg, which place he said wOnd first Stopping place
All persons forbid trusting, harborrg or employing him
in any way, the law will al be put force. The
above reward will be paid auy person who will appthend
him that set h and ali reasonable expenses paid for
h,s delivery me in Richmond. NTICHENoR
MaSh Q. o8tfF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

OFFER private sale Plantation, called the Brick
House, about five miles from his City, the Charlie. Gi-
Y road contains about Two hupred Of land with OK
cseu buildings il. part ~ IS newly fenced n and
via little exeron would be Easily prepared for the enu
,ng cop There on the land great qaniy Of pine tim
per The rice asked for snoderate the payments by
Neing satisfactorily would be made easy The puoha
NJ Whf. IL FI1ZJVHYLSONN.
March II. i65 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
NOTICE.

rEyHE Pre,en; aud Directors Of the James River Co.. Will
Il Monday, the 9th inst, appon, person 4
gent, Superintendent, and Engineer on the CanaI from
Richmond 10 Maidens Adventure Falls Candidates for the
stuatou will make their communications the company,
Writing, aud leave them at the Office OF the ID Auditor
81
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Niareh 81.
NrOTCE.

Y HAVE so. POST Office established nv Store in Btuns-
wick county Va. Stephen Jones's Brse,
way RIVER wic place called June borough aud Jones'
borough the OF the Post Office, which
midway between hennedy's, Brunwck and McFarland's,
Lnnenhurg. JOHN NADDUX, p. NJ.
march II. 1856
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
LAMD FOh saLns


Y5oR SALE my tract Of land in Aheu- cheretIore
u my residence consulting 500 atresRow 1000 Of witch
nonpi,in and extending from i, generally good qay
and remarkably we'll timbered and Yatered de tract lies
ar s,h de If The Rvanna branch OF Jane Rive, nav
ss fo Bs,teaux to Mion which within three and aif
ines II is fye miles from charlottesville, add SD ouhe
Iniysritv Oft, advantageous uaou for health afd sou
~ remark need I've made here. The estate has all me us
alimproyerneus on tia eommOlou dwelling house building
Tor servants. ard other domestic purposes, good stainless twI
harms with hrcshing machines, gr and saw MILL WIN soo'
bo.e for managers labor well posted for each purpose
nd All in GOOD repair Thesetmay be divided, advantageous
To- into parts will be disposed Of desed The pay
sent the purchase sney may be made ny indictments W.T.
90, liberal fedt be agreed at the time OF sale IN
and the stock Of every kind may be sold with The land
Ibave also for sale another tract Of rather more han IO
se,s. les within othe rgcI, n's MOI her
ride ehich lies WE'LL Of good quality, well mbeed an
aersd and has valuable vein Of lime stone Pas'rg through
This Tracts divided INTO Two farms each haYng On >. u
buildings Credi, will he given FOR ts tract mike manner
for the other. Persons inclined To WI
selves directlyto JhIubo h.v..'n ~
fakIIill Londnnn county. Va. April ~ ll5-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
Land for Sale.

A GREEABLY TO denr ee of the county court Of King
N William will be old 10 the highest bidder the pre-
mses, the 9TH day OF APrHext, The tract OF land which
Thomas Fuller dec lately resided situate wing and being
te county Of King William Herring Greek aud adjoining
the lands Of Elizabeth Henshaw, Or. VIM Gwaihmey itohe
Sutton aud others The Of sale one-thd cash.
the balance the purchase money three annual payments
Bonds with approved security will be required by the
march Is, 1926. IO3-2&w2t COMMISSIONER.
IL persons Having claims against the Of +. g.
n Crenshar dec requested TO present them properly
auentoae that provision may he made for and
all persons indebted said requested make ny
lncn; without delay. ELIZABETH CRESSHAW, adm'x
march Ia, 1925. f03-St OF i. u. Crenshlw, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
TRUS3

rs pursnance OF deedoftfusUsE.
by Sally Arnafonz, will be sued % The subsoribcr.
dag The 2jl instant n fair It no, rhe premise Thurs
Jrgetof Land lying the eountncx fair day for cash
mile, from Brsndywine and rom ing william, about 5
containing 81 acres or los SNs Warehouse and
As Is vested 10 us s. Trustees. FRY only will be given
JAMS ROBINSON.
rsrrh ~ ELSON.
i2L-2,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
.ArOY,IrE

SHALL eping transient horses at livery lin
stables at the BELL TvERNl on this day al SO ceat.
per night and day lincluding the % hours.l
snail take this opportunity of publicly remafkng that te
attention paid to any horses committed my charge SHAH not
be surpassed by any Livery Stable in Richmond.
MAURICE PRIMROSE.
Lfafch IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
ADVERI'ISEMEO

TE1HE tract Of Land called Hill (royc containing aboy,
$500 lying in Hover end Of Auera county for
merry advertised, still fo nle would make an exeeIen
cotton plantation will be sold all osshe divided
parcels The terms will bezoeommodatIng.
WM b. GILES
Ut1tvsn, 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
Public sale of Ricbuond proneyt,,

SHALL oier for sale the premises on credit Of
months all my property, situate and lying between Haxalrs
Mills and the Armcry, the 20h Of Apr As shall
sell this property for the payment ebls, all ist
against me will be received cash the whole OF the
purchase money The property will he od suit pnr-
ehases and gOodsecury will be requfsd the purchase
money. SAMUEL OVEiTOV
March H. IO3 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
DOLL.aRS REU9Rb.

HFT Trabues Ps on sunday night 10th uf. neg 70 man
1ued JACKSON, who took ssh him my riiing bor.c
moi is az elderly man. weaf bald talks rspdy and
the " kabe for the strsnasa 81 jsirgs. The h0fse a. nf
One hK breed, thin tal and good des spotted behind
e,h, the above reward viii be paid Tor the delivery 81
both Won OF The Horse, aud the whole for the delivery ri
Trabua WILLIAM FtNNEH.
-fsi mdrch u. fO2-U
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NOTICE.

TyHE Stockholders urnpie Cop,,,nv
are hereby required pay before the O,h day Of
aPtl next live dollars each share held by
y, in the capital stock the said company
BY order of the President aud Directors
q. nj. CARR INGToN Trcas,r
march H. lOi--iObA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

TTyuE g6ef- ~ Tho eogntfes Of Amelia, Nooway, Cum
5eriand Powbatau, Chesterfield, Bfgn'wiek Dinwddle'
Iunonburg, Mcekenbufg, james CITY; Charles 1iy, 49,
Rockingham Augusta Rookrdgs Perdeon monfeti utsen-
hfier Bath, otetous Nichols, Pocahoni1 aud Aieyhas
she Sergeant of the City 81 Richmond the mayor o.
ssbui z and the Mayor Of Petersburg, VIII @sc
eirii,ns are obe be according 10 law, e beir Coulnoe
In The month u April next choose Senator'S TO epteen
sheirresgectfye districts ~ the next General Assembly.
ADDISON IiANSFoRU, OK. Of ihs Seua,e'
Nlseh r. w."
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Vlg per ship Richmond from
IDRAZTERS and Shon, fan sale,
ID Ground Bfunswickg Copper
White Lead groundtn Paint
If.bbefps best rrownl
do Pale AlAin Pint and Quart Bottles
do Porter do do
HarehfA &. & A. WARWICK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

rK,uT 'obfDes Of Bank Notes misplaced
R,eh,noer ha' deposited in the Bank 81 Virginia At
part on SfOOpt following halves Of two Notes Hsht
rs Of 500 noble At Petersburg. leHerA No 2i9; icn
pasted together eyable ~ NWfok, letter b., No. 1850
or persons haynke BY him Any person
change at tho aaparis CORRESPONDING may eaec, ex
march 4. WILLIAM ID. CLARKE.
- % ~