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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-19
MRS. II. r. RANDOLPH, propos

AVE- to establish Boarding School for
Young Ladies', in New London, Campbell co.
Terms for session of ten months, commenc.
ing the 9th of October, 1926 and ending the
9th of August, 1927,
Board Sloo
Tuition in the English branches, inclu-
ding Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Geography, History, Chronology, A.
rthmetic, aud plain Needle.Work, &c
French, %
Spanish, %
tFnWlng, on
Washing aud Mending, %
Music, per half session, pa
Dancing, per quarter II
Ench bnhrder Will fnrnish her n,un bod
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-19
NfD,nsWe ,hUONE ..

Oct 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
SIZE OF LAND
May g.

"A GREEABLY 20 the vii ofthe late Rev Needler Robin.
son, VII Offer TO the highest bidder Thursday t 9th
[AugG. next, u far II no. The next fair day, New Kent
Two tracts Of Land lying IA the lower end New
nen county and immediately The York River
ihe one tract known byhe Of MafhfrI contains 1000
acres on winch there large and commodous Brick House
81 "o stories ana out houses, Of wchas good repair
Ao guaiy the land IS stiff and well adapted the o,7h
W wheat ne conguity u The river affords great facility n
procuring the neec5ffe5 Of The water Oyster Brdi and Fs-
ing Bocks are Immediately adjacent lhe door aud IN, door
wihin 80 yards Of the hank OF the river.
rms land bounded the West by creek running through
Nel9u ece OF Mash containing so or 40 acre..
winch partly owned by Mr. Prior Waugh who Is DESTROYS m
JomhS 70 reclaim H. Nature has thOwn up an cuorniou.
mound Of SAND leaving only passage If feet for The cb
ons aug howns OF The tile mp aud The ccck-Thc exc
phse O rec lnng This marsh exceed thirty dollars
,he only work necessary, will be he Gzn Of flood gate 10 m
narrow passage
ihe otheruac commonly called Pond Marsh, 5n was chang
~ 70 Wauichorre, contains 400 acres ioi 1Iaheid n
jug Southca't Anere improvements on this tract exc
p !he iIamc 81 an old dwelling house, which mas be ciy
tPahed 70 ne Comfortable. The peculiar advantage of t
iset consist IN lie favorable adaptation a. The raisinr of Cs
aynsa very Extensive Marsh attached 20 H. shall sc bod,
uac on oedn OF one, two and three years requiring Of r
enaer, bond With security and deed Of ist The land
S S5 se the payment WIN. ROBINSON, Adnr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

PURSUANT 10 aeo,et.i yr,lr, of m. S,,,ri ,,. 81
n,'a Ie( holden al Tue Capitol in the ciy Richmond
ins M said - - 'F''''
Jo LEWIS b1,sh1 aud Philip BArzisa, his own right
Az, W oO"'' non {" Lucy l.. Faadise, dc. PlIl,
John hopkins, former admir- of the said Lucy l. Paradise,
uO Aeh'y Edioe, sergeant OF the city vi W COM,
Ss,i Lucy L. Paradise dec Pora Of hs aid
,,A ' aVuS''1' juan Wiekham and William cambridge,
~ unuei a deed from William uodgso and ye, onn
uashai admir- OF Wan Marshall, dee who ,ss one OF tbc
70 'he adniinisti alton bond John oykins and
~ 9so" formerly admits OF Lucy L. Paradise; John
~ ro''er e@ecHoro John Foster and Henry LIE an die
80 uii''es TO that boud George Roper aud Mal D. his
ntt, VINO Was hiaiia o. Marshall Wn
- mas "ue, aud Thomas IL, Lucy, and John j. .aisbsI -
SI f,,die n ana only heus WiIm llsrsball dec Dc.
SHAH, on .6oSday the dag Of June Je,t utc,. T.,
sen a. public aueaOn to che highest hlda,r flr cak on the
premises, IN me county OF Loudoun and alh of
Virginia, the LANDS, OF so \. may m, c
70 RAISE e sum Ut i've houssd dollars and the NECESSARY eN
pe'e 81 safe, mentioned described in deed of al
o. " m hoassoh aid pUa bis VITA, and John iiopkima
day OF June 1874 which lands are de .ebed m he deed in
he following nanher 10 wiz All that tact or Parcel If lad
Two acres be thu aHie less which laid ,rac: Of
iand was purchased by William of Green Sam
deceased, from a certain JONI deed bear;p. Al a.. ~,
i2i day of October, 1887 81 ill.,. t:,n5i -,
.p ns,ts'o py he wan OK William Lee his dsa; IL
OF parcel VI land, ying and being near Smokes Cso in the
county oil Loudon containing Que nun
Ut "a and eighty seven be the same more or Il s.
said tact OF parcel OF was portion of The ,st If
Wlam Ludweii Lee, Esq deed AMI was assigned t. te
SAID PoTtia Hodgson his sister m the ,o, 81 49,, 80,
| o me SAID William Ludwe Lee"
ne sac W Commence with The rsl tract Of lind At
<ooiocA on the day above mentioned, and ii nccry VII
shall be sold 20 The sad sum OF five tluu.an l vi
he Necessary expenses attending the said SALE rhe lau
ne SO divided that they will be IN parcels 10 sui The hid
deTs II Is valuable aud well worth The a,,enti.o f -
wishing 10 purchase property ol,lat desor ptiuu.
! GEoRGE ". SEWERS,
r,5 Msishal ". T. D
may - Il8--tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

TUE 'ub.erbe having permanently settled himself +, Al
hem1lc, iomits f-n0euesJ disposed Co. .eU hi. e.
ae %" he hehefin RIVER co. Greeu-viic cunfy recently
known ny the name oi 5fa Bland containing ue1r. two to1
and acres about onehall o which 90 River
OF hest quality The improvements con.i. Of goa
ang 'nczceeni Cotton Machine. oi PotyplF inakei The
h also on the Estate ie best and perhaps the aiy N Sea-
on the river below BeheI, tie nl lies on both side. of
me ltheIrn itivc az t pDusnd the Dismal vauu canal
"HshoIy be opened Tor which ihrfe already an sppropri-
ihc value Of Che property.
Terms effos-A credit Of -cree yeos parable IN seven
equal annual in.iancni', with inferred he f-ce f- ,aI
men only aud he whole 60 be secured by deed IN trust On
Ie0n who nay wish to purchase Oh, vslu7ic estate can be
accommodated with most ,bns. ncres,afy fr b,. r die
lafm Che ensuing year The sub'cubtr viii remain on ill.,
Wsm'e' ,o "vefi week, ier ue purpose Of treating with
my uehtiemaa who may be disposed 90 purcla,e
81. EDW'D: %. GOODWIN.
BIhc rcsiirc Of ,he 1Jfed Esiate falsohli called
Eastern View, Is also Tor SALE OH JAIME lime Inir,. l
stated. ~ d, ,"''
Mmay r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
NElY-YORE


FTNIS commodous aud Estabshhment fronting
on Pearl aud Wa.er Streets 6sceen Pine Street. aud
Maiden LGie, fitted up elegant sty lie
iVr the reception OF Company.
The situation OF the United Hotel presents peculiar
advantages Merchants and Travellers being
oil the mercantile business OF the city, and within
walk of the Banks Exchange and public Offices. The fire.
circulation OF which the of Establishment
sues 10 us apartments fenhers desrable residence.
The Dining and Coce Rooms spacious and
2ted 1.-THE Sleeping Rooms airy and comfortable
tnS sreH stocked with best Wines and Luuors the
Larr will be constantly supplied with every decacy the
New-York Philadelphia, ana other marae and dtion
Houses have been erected, where Hot Cod and Balls
oil soft spring water, always readiness.
Grateful for tue be al pau already
tenoni III confident anticipation 1T which ne pledges h,ni-
e to 'eow ms Jealous eaer'ioH' for the eon9! OF MS
q irons. T. Is. REDMOND.
n b. Soda, Congress, and otter Mineral ltetcls.
Sew-YoFk, may 49, 3-st
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber the 10Th Instant negro
IA named Phil lie about so years old ieet ~ OF
e's n'snVey Da9k' with pleasant ojun;enance his
wearing apparel not recoi!eced purchased Pail the
estate OF the late Needier Robertson r liable ta he IS
linking IN King WIN. New Kent county h ..ounq xions
n'is, beie'e, Principally M King WIN. AL persons
forewarned ag,in sheite bourns sad slave viii
give reward Of ten dollars tor his aPPehnon, delivery
10 me OF nay manager. JOSHUA STORRS
Meadow Bridges, May IS. 5--it
JA.HES RIVER L-9yTD For S.aLE.
NOR sale valuable tract of Land the county II p " ha-
a tau, situated on james River, twenty miles itonl the
city O Richmond, aud two miles Inc termination If m
James River Canal contains from five acres
eighty Of which hs rate low grounds line state tor o-
tivohthe high land generally fertile OF frat rate
sou, and well mbered The improvement, are an
mouse and negroes houses good barn aud machine new
stable and corn house with two coriiol1u, I.b,cr,
Inc proprie:o OF the above tract Of ani Disposed TO
upon liberal terms being anxious they invite GEN.
ememen wishing 10 invest money valuable landed proper
~ to call upon either Doctor Samuel Peasants, OF Wilar
reasah reid,1s SIX miles from Richmond, in The county
Eenrico, or TO Mr Jno YanLcw civ. Mr. Has. he
ocer upon the place, wall hev any person inclined Il
view il.
sh,reih, May &c. sc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
SPRING GOODS IND FASHIONS.
JOHN MEN FIRE,

-. -'I+44ND HIN I I -ILUH1
Opposite The bell Iaseri.l
as received within days. hi, assortment of FRI
az GOODS AND FASHIONS which in addition 10 m.
nef ste makes s assortment completes comprising every
81 hne aud suPcrtne cloths cassInieres oil the yatiu
coIors super blue, black aud olive habit cloths finished IN
new aud superior style, Tor great variety OF
MaIsees OF the latest colors, and Ggurs an elegant ,
ent "i very superior Enslsh Frencn aud IaIii b.c
tn'ine SUES and oter ve,ng, ding, Denmark sliteens
English an', naAins anu Aanku grapes for panaIoons
BLACK eireassian Of superior quality pieces oi onsuch
great variety cf trimmings, &c.
Ihe above goods have beeE carefully selected aud bought
on such terms they aud will he at very reduced
Prices al of which w be made up order in me neate
manner and a short notice.
n -. Constantly hand complete assortn,e, of n fA
DY MADE CLOTHING, ut the Ittest fa,b,ons ,c ,,,il
be sold unusually io~-every garment warranted.
may o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
q OoILrrs Rn,rnra

~ An AWAY from the subscriber Tuesday r,nin, last.
inc -oh slant an Indicated apprentice 10 tuc coach
max ng business, named John Lunsior between 70 and 20
years oil age, aloct feet inc, high aud If u, he, AMI
erect oin' aud st complexion lie had on a blue h.,,d
'o'h c',,' "nnc hat with Grape it, ue-is from Surry
county, Va where ms iiyip he is IN CONNIE
ny WAN young lad who has been ednced Nv the said In
ford to accompany hi TO Alabama where lie has bIobc
Yas and has lately received letter oin him When Icttr
he has now whhu Ii is expected he v.lI stop at lynch
1u 8, which place he said wund h fret sloppc place
AL persons ae forbid trusting, haorng, or employing MINI
above reward viii he paid Any person vo will
Nun taai get him, and all reasonable expr p,I m
h.' deiige cry u III Richmond A. TICuFNoH
March 2. ~ .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

II The ENQUIRER IS published twice a week generally,
.rd three times week during abe OF the Stale
uGpriee the same as heretofore, Five Dollars pea annu
,able in advance. Notes OF chlrtee p,ee-payng banks
(oa will be received IN payment The Editors viii giaa-
leethe safety OF remiins them by Nal the postage all let
Ia being paid, by the wers.
p No paper will he discontinued (hu, at the discretion of
tax EdrorsJ until all arearsges have been paid up
CF Whoever will guarantee PAYMENT of nine
,hll have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
q One square, or LESS-Frst assertion rs cent.-eaeb
continuance, 80 cents NJ
No adv ertisemen inserted until il has either heen paid
forbr assumed by person IN this city enyirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

- treasury Department, If April. 1926.
III OilCE IS hereby gwen the Pfopetor of the siz nc,
cent stock Of 1913 loan Of 81 100000 that the PRINCIPAL
SAID stock remaining unpaid and the intere,. ,lich
ne que me- al The tne will he paid the said
OF !" ther legal representative, duy authorized "a the m.
az o. July nest, al the Ireamy IN Washin.an or al .uc
Loan ohce the books Of which any portion Of ., ft
may stand ~ '0
information Is further gwen that surrender Of The cer6
eait' Of the said six per stock Of 1915 wall be c.e
at me time OF redemption, and that the ntcrc, thereon m
cease ana determine on the S0tI day Of June 1926.
RICHARD RUSH. Sccretlry ofthe Trc,srrr
april 7. it0 ',+,eo5 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
- RETTERn

AZ ANAWhY from the subscriber the Columbian Hotel
~ on lluiday mornings 20 inst black boy named Rom,
or Ion Johnion At 4 uncertain which he will call HIM
self n.y. lie Il about sixteen years old he has
down iook any Is esther spare made. Had when hc went
away an Old Icaas cotton plnlo0ns Virginia hofncspun
roundabout old smooth fur hat, is supposed ne
had PaiF OF boots but likely he has sold them and
barefoot lie came from North Carolina, Bunconbe county nv
The way OF Danvile, and IT likely lie may try get it
way as he had no acquaintance III this place
JAMES AUSTIN
Cd to.
May g. o ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
LOHN " SarLrU

,.,.-,,.. MERCHANT TAILOR,
Id ESPECTFuLLY informs has customers and die yube
"a generally, that his business will be continued az hi.
dhd and trusts from rigid attention in al is branche.
ne w ne enabled 10 retain share Of public patronage
NJ u All persons Indicated will please take notice that
uuiess 'hcir accounts paid closed atsfacory and lie
notes aud bonds promptly paid, they will be placed in ,
ha ds oil an energetic attorney, With orders pursue LEGAL
measures iot the attainment the object a. he do
ret mean {" suffer by the negligence Of others and ts ~
a'ion OF his aalirs will not admit Of delay.
may 10. 9-e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

* virtue OF deed Of u. executed 10 the subscriber E
Dloney hlorti'5 and S1lly his wife aud Lew Jones and
n "ic bearing date 2f,h May 1925, and ofrecor1
~ eo1it OF Hsnrico, lr the benefit Of certain Gre
% ri1iIus Jones' will be offered for sale at public
fon neioe nc door Of the Eagle Hotel ir The CIV or
~ onu on Ffdly @jd Jane, 1896 Lo, Of Ground Einr
~ 'ichmood, containing By estimation sere, ro a ~
ds, s weh sr9a;ed .uiabe buildings Tor Che aosommo.
sjlo,gsS % ilmiy' One and two years credit viii be-
eyNso5 the purchaser giving bend viii sgorovfl .,.i
10y ana adeedof truli on the property
q, is2s. -'~N' ~ADlso's' ' w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
.NOTJCE

LII persons indebted the estate Of Richard Bridges dec
- late OF Caroline county, either by bond note ., opeu ac-
coun-and all persons having claims properly authenticated
sa,i the sad estate, requested 10 apply for settlement
Mrs Nancy Bdgcs widow Of the dec. authorised To-
receive and make payment and give take recevts f
'he same JOIN KOSHER, Executor, to
>, ELLIS BROWN, fthe VIII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

author
DEPAETafTNT OF Wan,
Fc5ru0yy I6 1926.
Sc SIN: I have received your letter of The Sd
instant, The Interesting subject o. rescuing from
oblivion, specimens Of Indian Poetry and Flo
quence. Posterity will doubtless feel deep inter
est in this subjects and certainly no time is 10 be
lost in providng for future generations, The mate
rails upon which they may form an estimate Of the
character OF the AbOdsines OF this continent. If
,hey arc to be provided at ell Upon this same
subject. Mr.. Conant, Of New York, has interested
himself; and several months ago letters were address
sed. by the Department, TO our Indian Agents, and
20 the Superint sndents Of lbe Schools anonp the
Indians, TO collect and transmit 10 Nr. Conart
whatever might be within their reach oe such ma
terials. But ! consider great difficulty 10 lie in
the way of q succe-siul result Tie interrre,er4
are generally illieraie, and are not qualified 10
preserve either lie beauty strength Of the meta
phOrs which doubt abound in wliatevfran Indian
uttefs. The language % metaphor is tie language
Of man in iis uncultvatel state; and his mounains
ard rivers, and forests; and, 10 bis eve the elrfi
and The sky, with their qgakes and their gininrs.
arc all fall 70 mystery, which create darkne.
well fitted for the workings OF The imagination and
fertile in wonders. Much submity. no doubt. is
lost, Tor the wan; OF proper channels Ter rs PAS
sage TO "; and with every wish that it oouid be
preserved, yet I confess have ny doubts AS 10
our being able to realize an object 20 desirable
Il will be known, presume, FRI the course oil
another year, what frccsss has attended iis inqsi
ries making BY Mr.. Consat, frain witch ve can
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
THE JUDICIARY Hr,r

Is manifest that Mir. Clay has met a co,rnIs,.
no,,'l, ~ 'h's measure Mr.. Webster, who is
nov wen known as the manager for the House
ca'. TO force the responsibility of it, de.
,Ias upon the Senate; but, he was met on The
;e.hhod' and reduced 10 the necessity of oecen,
ing 'he amendments of the Senate or lose n. hi,
pria a .Isr alternative has been chosen The only
the Jatao '"toiveu IN the amendments were, that
,,e 'udses should reside in their circuits and ,ba,
ifa.oeay and Ohio, instead of Kentucky and
c;.n nGn!ueky' Ohio, and Tennessee, now form a
Snca' and, ifone Judge could not, as is pretended
cD;, 'ue on'ies with Kentucky and Ohio in one cir
Tennessee? wan '''e aaa'uoh Oh
II Is obvious that there is more here than meets
was ~ Jay we have before sad that one object
opinion ,,ia IS confirmed. Mr.. Clay has said to more
,br r' one yIua that there is no person in the
fee States of Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. q,
tor Jidse! Yes, we tell Mr. Tabbs. tina, his good
axe n senators in Congress to vouch for il.
IN the Indiana Elector call This bac,;r, his
UaSb. Ieiegrapb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

" Judge OF the hope of success for III. e,,,rs
Co ", ue means necessary to its attainment.
is engaas1 49, WIN The same object, the Department
,li.n. IN preserving the exterior of our In
ulans--he Chiefs OF the princiaal ,rihes AL :.
,n.r native costume, by having their lilenss.os
.~Aen ny hrst rate artist, from, life. Tlese Will
o. uoTh 10 pos,eriiy fac SMILES of a race of
en whose living, and expressive, and interesting
,1anA; iear, few generations TO come will he
deprived and forever, of seeing.
'"'' SIR, &C. JAMES BARBOrJR :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
Lundtic Hos,itoI. KYJHion,sb,,,.,

~ oIlCEs hereby given that all cells IN this institution
are Occupied, and that patient will he received
h some Of the said cells vacant; duo notice Of which
he gwen BY order Of the Court Of Directors.
So, LEO HENLEY, C.. cd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

M oiocshodefs 10 this company re1rt.icd toiale NO
a hce That iheir annual general meeting on m st Non
day an June 1876, anj hu will be- held al The E.ee IIo
~ CITY Of Richmond, Eve O'Clock n The evpin Of I'm,
day n suFpplEn rs ~ '
may 10 tt.,1II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

bfhE 'phserbe in courcvf'n ih the por-i.'er- - s
D 'enye W4ter Power Saw Die. i- 'rrepsr,f DO ,.,
any quantity of tho different Kinds vt Pcnns,l ,t-, Cf
u"ne SLAMS 10 the lowest prices lr cah. or sfsrr.
short sight. ISAAC III "a ,rpt(.r.t,.
ffrlle cu1er-I1ne s,icc', between soyentb F.-ft1
Phldelfhia, My CO. az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
Managers Office, Raleigh, Nc G..

. B. YATES & 4. .APLATYRE, managers.
.udrylaRd University Lottery,
Sixth r,a'', new serts-ro be drawn 7,n Junc, 1876.
Highest prizes $4,000, 10000, 5000, &c &c.
Whole Tickets dolls.-Shaies in proportion
IT, constant supplyo of Tickets in Lottery uude the
hnas ement oI Yate. Mintyre, kept forsae.
" Orders enclosing cash prizes pos. paid will meet
i,h prompt attention, addressed to
YATES & MINTYRE
Jay ~. 3-IJ nj either Raleigh Fayetteville, ~ @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

bW hereby caution go persons ayar.t ,rfiov s tt
" loading on oar boat wi not be- re.r5n,bie ion
any JOSS tiit might be sustained
@ III. M,t 50 "---N- = ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
INTERDICTION OF STAvrpv

re legislature Of Louisiana has passe. law
a' no person shall, after the first Of June, 1926
ohS INTO NE state, any slave or slaves OF nnv es
uliploh whatever, with the intent to sell or hire
nesauie under the penalty of being punished by
IN sum not exceeding one Thousand doI,a,s anS
enaii moreover forfeit said slave or slaves. ore
.ouTh 10 Inc use oft the inforuer, and the balance
to tie use of tie stale
fefSons who have bona fde intentions of be.
coming inhabitants of the state. are allowed 70
p'I"g WIN them slaves FOR their own use. but shall
term - ,."i'ed to sell or exchange them within his
into the state lazy "s- THOUGHT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

On the 2i6h ult. the fir, stone Of a new insfi-
tU;ion, 10 he called the Western Reserve Collie
WI, was iald at Hudson, in Portage county, Ohio
me estern reserve isaseriled principally by EN-.
israAis nom New EnSla d. While cur Eastern
States are con'en'ed if hey can erect one COLLEGE
Tor State, Chic has given charters TO sip colIeses
ioHr Oh which are now in operation, viz: Athens
CAioid, Cincinnati, and Western Reserve. From
'he number OF her learned Institutions, it would
'.ei ''ia' emo Is determined TO reverse the proro-
sion thai one of the great advantages OF our capa
system Is tie conveyance of knowledge from the
East 10 We W est, so as TO .place Tie Atlantic
states IN the situation OF debtors, rather than ere
d''ois in 'hs kind of traffic. If w inay,beallowed
20 discharge Fu'i, we MI 1t add, tina, Ohio seems
also determined 10 rebut Tie assertion, that she ba.
grown UP at once 10 her high rank among lie
3'atet, and 70 show that she is rising by desyees
- y ut. Jour.
Gfee@ Teas, were SOLD in our Market Ills
morning. at 20 cents the half peck This is c1staf.
Il IF L.. +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
DOMEgsT...gC.
CLEAR VIEWS

- "!e jreemen Of the Counties of Frankli,,
GTanciHe, Nash and Jtarrea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
Popiar 1fowsf, 25n .7iay. Is lsa g." ARDS

SE1rrvorr fxotANs. The narfv of sor;,o,o
indiana, who have been Ter some DAYS in tlis On,
on mission TO Government, loh as on Thurs
day morning, ior New York, TO proceed thence be
water 70 Florida. The object OF the visit Of ms.
delegation was to obtain On extension oftleir lsns
on the territory. On this subject, the following
communication gas made 20 them, by the Score.
'ary OF WaF, 70 which iha rcply Of The Indians is
s-fjeit co. I'M. J0urgqL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

lie Mexican writer's, who advocate on expedi-
Ion against the Spanish power In Cuba. dwell upon
ihe extreme prudence end caution, with which If
should We conducted in reference 10 the slaves
Ia That Island, 90 as 10 prevent insurrection or
disorder on their part, and any &" unisvourable
Change in 'he agricultural aud mercantile system Of
The colony The expectation is expressed that
the condition Of The slaves and cooured people
may be improved in time, but the idea Of emsaci
pa'iog them speedily. ~ az III, does not appear TO
be cacTsinei, MT Tar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02

Managers Office, Washington Csty
LOTTERIES SOON TO 81 DRAWN
MARYLAND U.pIVERSITY LOTYERY
Sixth Class->S6 Nos.-5 ballots to he d, aw.,
TO be drawn on the 9Th day of JUNE next.
PRIZES.
$4,000 $4,000
10000 1900
5000 sos
i of 1000 SO of 100
IL of $40 is6 of 20
Whole amount l2S,52O Dollars.
Tickets dolls, uaiyes :, cuaitelsI.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
twenty second Glass,
Z TO be drawn the 18th day OF JUNE neat
Containing the amount of 13S, $3.50 Dollars
4 IN PRIZES Of
= $4,000 i5 Of $1,000
10000 Is of 500
5000 81 OF 100
$3.50 81 OF 90
$3.50 | l04 OF 20
Tickets doiaIs--. alyes 50--QusTters IS.
" Tickets aud shares may had by addressing line post
PAID and enclosing the cash, Prize tickets
ries, 10 YATES i MlNrYRE,
Eiay 2s. 5--6t Washington Ciiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-02
80 ~ 80 90 $1,000.
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