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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-15

Bryan Aampson & Son,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
| 1 5 do N. Orleans SUGARS.
so bblsloaf & lumpS
10 hhds Orleans moasses
6 bbls do do
5000 lbs prime green coffee
5000 Ms st Domingo do
1000 lbs Sumatra pepper
chests Gunpowder Imperial)
90 boxes do do 1EAS
10 do Young Hyson do
pipes old Cognac brandy
3 do do Holland gin
! puncheon superior old Jamaica spirit
DO Antigua do
3 do New-England do
10 barrels do do
80 kegs Nadder
l hid and bbls copperas
! fierce alum
pipe superior old Madeira wine
do Lisbon do
10 quarter casks Malaga do
do French Madeira do
bbls ground ginger
100 reams wrapping paper
Which, with their usual assortment OF we'll selected
GROCERIES on retail, they offer for sale on liberia
terms.
NB Family Flour constantly on hand. APPS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-15
Fashionable. Hats.

%~ THOMAS L. MARTIN has just
~ I received from Bati more, supply of
V I BEAVER HATS ofthe latest fashion and
AA of a superior quality. Also, on hand, a
large and general assortment of his own
make, consisting of 1s I'd and Sd quality beaver and
casters; low priced fur and wool hats making his stock
quail fnot superior, to any nthe Dstrct-All ofwhich
will be sold on pleasing terms, wholesale or retail
oct 81 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-15
Fine Teas, etc.

NNTILLLAM BARTLEMAN has just received
w Is chests, halt chests, and boxes Gunpowder
chests Young Hyson very superior quality
5000 lbs. fine green and Java coffee
TO 10 b bb'S anu first and second proof whiskey
Which with his usual extensive stock Of GROCERIES
will be sold on pleasing terms
anril 18
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-15
I.anding from Sloop Earl,

OUU quality, assorted colors.
10 b5ls Vlndewaef's celebrated New-York Hams
Q do do picked beet, put up for family use
90 bales 5-4 and A. brown cottons.-For sale by
april 90 A c .CAZENOVE & co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-15
Mornings.
Java Coffee, etc.

T lindsay & HILL. have just received
IL 100 bbs No. gross herrings, for sale. ap q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-15

on BAGS Java Coffee, l pipe superior London
~ Brandy, bale do velvet Corks-landing this
morning from the sloop Earl, and for lcby
april IS X. j. L. WILSON.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-05

on Sunday 18th att. in the ian in Kentucky,
since.
A premium Of 500 is offered at Albany for
the pest criticism on the principal Spelling
BOOKS exlant. Gov. Clinton, A. C.. Fiagg.
Esq" ana !. Il. Beck, to Judge of the criticism
Capt. Coffin, from Salvador. ;nforms that
advices have been received there from TS;o ~
the 5th June, which stated that an action was
fought near Rio Grande on the goth Nav. IN
which the Brazilians lost 500 men killed.
Buenos Ayres was closely invested. Four
British, two French, and some Brazilian ves-
sells had been condemned at Montevideo for
attempting to pass the blockading squadron.
Portuguese ship of the line had arrived al
Rio.--N. Y: Mer. AdV.
We understand letters have been received
from Lima, which announce that President
BOliver has entered into a marriage covenant
with Miss Hart of Saybrook, Connecticut,
sister of the lady of Commodore Hull of the
frigate United States. Miss Hart accompa-
nied her sister on the present cruise of that
frigate.-B.
Capt. Humphreys, from st. Thomas, in Ell
days, informs that since the great fire, several
other attempts have been made to burn the
town, and great fears existed that the negroes
contemplated an insurrection. The lnhabi-
tants had been kept under arms night and
day. On the receipt of the news Of the death
OF Adams and Jefferson, all the American,
and several Colombian vessels displaye ed their
hags at half mast, and minute guns were fred
at noon.-Ib.s
An Intellectual attempt was made short
time since to destroy meeting house in Gran
by. Two young men, at late hour in the
evening, discovered blaze of fire at the south
end door Of the house. On approaching j,
they found the lower part Of the door burnt
through and the castings nearly consumed,
several inches from the bottom. The FIRE
was Immediately extinguished. On entering
the house a cask of gunpowder was discover
ed on the floor near the centre of the steeple
at the north end Of the house, and trail of
powder laid from the casl- through the aisle
to the south door; and within few inches OF
the FIRE when discovered.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-05
MARRIED

In Winsted, by the Rev. Mr. Beach, Col.
George Treat TO Widow Abigail Brainard.
DR.. Lyman Case to Miss Emily Whiting.
DIED
In this borough, on the 29th ult. Mr.. Ebe-
nczer Bolles, aged 50, useful citizen, and a
valuable member of the church of Christ.
In South Farms, Dcac. Abel Camp, aged
80. %,
On the 26th ult. Mrs Leach, wife Of Mr..
William Leach of Wolcott Vile.
In New-Haven, on the eth ult. Of the small
pox, Miss Julia Brigden, aged 30.
At Orange, Mr.. John Gum, aged 81.
: At North Haven, on the S1st ult. Mrs. Ase-
nath Munson, wife of Mr.. Albert Munson of
Durham.
At Oxford, on the nth ult. son Of Mr..
Cyrus Humphreys, aged years; on the 92d,
Mr.. Cyrus Humphreys, aged 90 and on the
the same day, an infant child of Mr.. HI.
At North Killingworth, on the 11th ult. Mr..
Daniel Parmelee, Sc. as .sag
In wellington, Ct. on the Cd inst. Rev.
John RathbOne, late pastor of the Baptist
Church in Ashford, aged 81 years and 81 DAYS.
In Wayne township, Mifflin co. Pa. on the
4th of July, Mr.. VIM. Ross, aged 100 wears.
The deceased was a soldier of Braddock's
field in 1855, where he was slightly wounded
He enlisted at the commencement Of the
Revolutionary War, and was in most of the
engagements-he served with credit to him
self during the whole war, and was honoura-
bly, discharged. te s
In Augusta, Me-, Joseph Pope, Esq. aged
72 years. He was distinguished as the inven-
tor ofthe celebrated Orrery belonging to the
philosophical apparatus of Harvard UNIVERSE
ty; and also as the inventor of the threshing-
machine, which bears his name, aud which
has been justly praised as one of the best that
has ever been used in this country. ses
In Burlington, N. J. on Friday last, at his
own residence, Joseph M'Ilyaine, Esq, coun-
sellor at law, and senator in Congress from
that state--And on the same day, at the same
place, his son, Bloomfield M'Ilvaine, ESQ.,,
ain eminent counsellor AZ law Of the city or
Philadelphia. sht- Faaa 80.
At Haddana. on the f6th of July, MIR Ben
jamin Kelsey, aged SO years. Revolutionary
pensioner, formerly Of Killingworth. n
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-05
NOTICE.

TFHE Subscribers being appointed by the
Il Hon. Superior Court for the County
Of Litchfeld at the August Term I8s6, Com.
missioners on the estate of
@@ PAUL ROBERTS, Jun. Eva
an insolvent debtor by said Court.
give notice that we shall meet ia pursuance of
our said appointment, at the Store Of Good
win & Galpin, in said Litchfeld, on the 2sth
days Of September and December, 1925; and
on the third Tuesday of February 1897.
TRUMAN SMITH, Commits
LEONARD GOODWIN, sioaens.
.Litchfeld, August so. "a
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-05
Rscs0rd LOos,,s:s' Estate.

GIX months from the date hereof are al
- lowed by the Hon. Court of Probate for
the district of LitchReld to the creditors of the
estate of % 8,nF>s
RICHARD LOOMS,
late Of Torrington 10 said district deceased, to
exhibit their GLAZING against said estate proper
~ attestcd. Those who neglect to exhibit
them will be debarred recovery. All in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate paymentto
ERASTUS HODGES, ! Adminis-
ABNER LOOMS, traitors.
TOrrington, Sept. 1, 1925. bal, le
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-05


STATE OF COSNEcTIcBr. 81 TsIs'.ss 49,. 49,
COUSTTOr L.IrcHFIELD. IS. III Ys H
PONthe Petition OF GROSS
~ of Plymouth, in said County. showing
that on the 9th day of Nov. 1891, she was
married to Richard G.. Gross, then Of South
wick, in the State of Massachusetts, with
whom she lived until ON or ab0ut the list day
of June, 1898; when the said Richard wilftlI-
" deserted her and has ever since continued
his desertiO aDd absence in the total neglect
Of all the duties Of husband TO her, residing
IN parts unknown, and praying for Bill Of
divorce for the cause aforesaid.
:, Ordered, that said Petition be continued to
5he next Term of the Superior Court, to be
holden at Litchfeld, in and for I.itchfeld
County, on the third Tuesday of February
1897, and that notice of the,pendencv thereof
be published in newspaper printed in said
Litchfield, and a newspapers printed in Hart
ford in this State, six weeks successfully i'm
mediately after the rising of this Cont.
BY the Court,
FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Clerk.
6w12
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-05
} Saperior Court.
! Term Of august
Y A m 1R0e

AAA@ ~T OVN&sxs1AASOAs 1MPtJtgT CO0F&s
CouNTY OF LIrcHFIELDyss. A. d. 1896
Upon tho Petition Of ORA SAUN-
~ DERS, of the town of Iaitchfieid i'm
said County, showing to this Court that on or
about the LIST day of January 1910 she WAS
lawfully married to one Stephen Russell Sa,in-
ders, than %of said town, bat now absent out
of this State nparts unknown, with whom she
thereafter continued to live in the due perfor-
nance of all the duties of the marriage con-
tract on her part to be performed, until on or
about the LIST day Of May 1915, when the said
Stephen Russell Saunders without cause will
fully deserted the petitioner, and has ever since
for the period of more than seven years, will
fully continued his said desertion and absented
himself from, and totally neglected his duty
toward the petitioner as her husband, and du-
ring the whole Of said last mentioned period
has never been heard Of by the petitioner, and
praying a.Divorce from her said Husband, as
by said petition more fully appears.
Said petition having been entered in the
docket of this Court at its present term, is or
dered to be continued to the next term Of this
Court to be held at Litchfield in and for said
County on the third Tuesday of February
1897, when and where the said Stephen Rus
sci Saunders may appear if he see cause, and
show reasons if any he have why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
6wl2 Clerk Of said Superior Court.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-05
MASONIC NOTICE.
GROTON MONUMENT
LOTTERY

For the purpose of erecting Monument on
Groton Heights, in memory of those brave
men who fell at Fort Griswold, 9th Sept.
1871. ts., ssasss 49,
To be drawn in New-L London, Sd, 4th.
and 5th of October next.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-05
Hannah Starts Estate.

GIX months from the seth day OF August
~ 1920 have been allowed by the Hon.
Court Of Probate for the district Of Litchaeld.
for the exhibition Of claims against the. Estate
Of $3.50
y HANNAH STARR, # -
late Of Goshen deceased. All claims not pre-.
scented to the subscriber within that time win
be debarred recovery.
A. NORTON, Ersntof.
Goshen, August 80, 1926. ia
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-05

r.s e '
The commencement at Middlebury Col
lege. Vermont, took place on the 18th Aug.
when 10 young gentlemen, alsssani, received
the degree of A. b. and fourteen Others the
degree OF, A. M. {; thirty five medical degrees
were conferred on students Of the Vermont
Academy Of Medicine, at CastletOn.
The Rev. Joseph Chichering, and the Rev.
Moses Chase, were admitted ad eundem TO
the degree of A. M. The honorary degree
of A. M. was conferred on the Rev. AsI1bel
Parnelee, the Hon. Robert Pierpoint, and the
Hon. Roswell Weston. The honorary degree
Of M. b. was conferred on Drs. John L. Dick
errnan and James Porter, And the honorary
degree Of L. L. ID. on Professor Benjami,
Siliman.
Shocking oceurrence.-The body Of Doctor
Reed, son of the Rev. Joseph Reed, OF
Poughkeepsie, young gentlernan.of respec-
liability and high professional standing in the
city ofNew- FORK, was found in the river, near
Poughkeepsie, on Monday last, his head con-
siderably bruised, and with other appearances
of having been murdered. He was on visit
to his family and friends, but the motive which
led to his death is not conjectured. These
facts are communicated to US from a credible
source. The affection Of the family, at be-
reavement so sudden and dreadful, can scarce
Iy be imagined.-AlbGay Argus.
Isaac b. Deshc Ggain.-The Cincinnati Ga
zeete states that this miserable wretch die6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
MEMBERS Of COUNClL..

MEMbISkSS W stOUNClL.s
Ihe House proceeded to execute the further
joint order Of the day -and to elect two members
OF the Executive Council, to supply the places of
Messrs Scott and Roane. They proceeded to
supply one vacancy at time. The following gen.
tlemen were put in nomination, viz:
Mr. VIM. q. Pendleton of Richmond, nominated
ey MIR. Thompson Of Amherst. and seconded By
Messrs Rives OF iSelson, and Everett
Mr.. John Page of Williamsburg, nominated by
Mr.. Netcion OF Wcs,iaoreland, and seconded by
Mr.. Doutbat.
Mr. John b. Christian of Charles City, nomina-
ted by Mr.. DouthGt, seconded by Mr.. Watkins
OF Goochland.
Col. Benjamin w. S. Cabell Of Pi,tsy!vania,
nominated by Mr.. JYitcher.
Mr. David Briggs of Spoi,sylvania, nominated
by Mr. Iotc!es, seconded by Messrs. Mason oil
King y Queen, and White.
Mr.. John Pope Duvail of Fauquier, nominated
by Mr.. Wallace
Mr. Windham Robertson of Richmond, nomi-
mated by Mr.. Ghoison, seconded by Messrs. May,
Rutherford and Rves of Prince George.
Mr. Guy X. g. Allen of Preston, nominated
by Mr.. Williams, seconded by Mess,s. linn,
Letter and Waits.
MIR. Henry A. Christian of Buckingham. nomi-
mated by MIR. Patteson.
Mr. Fayetie Mosea Of Culpeper, nominated by
MIR. HiH, seconded by Messrs. Turner and Fry.
Loot. Edmund Berkeley OF Hanover, nominated
by Mr.. Mason of Fairfax, seconded By MIR. Davis
of Hanover.
MIR. John II. Smith of Richmond, nominated
by Mr.. LoyaH, seconded by Mr.. Watkins of Prince
Edward.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

The lowest name each ballot was dropt by
the rule of the House on the next ballot. After
the I'd ballot, MIR. Robertson Withdrawn for
that particular election by Mr.. May. After the
Sd ballot, DIR. Berkeley Was in like manner with
drawn by Mr.. Mason of Fairfax, and Mr.. Pendle-
ton by MIR. Everett. After the 4ih BALLOT, Mr..
Allen wss also withdrawn by Mr.. Williams.
On the 9th BALLOT, MIR. Briggs, one of the Dele-
gates from Spousylvania, having majority Of
votes, was declared duly elected.
The House being much exhausted by these sue
cessive ballots, which continued ill night on
motion of Mr.. Gholson, came TO the reso-
luton to postpone the farther execution of the
joint order of the Day till to-day. The Senate
concurred in the resolution, and the House adj
iourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
Horses for Sale ot -s,,,f,,,

Horses for Sale at .Huct,ca.
WILL be sold, Monday the gid Of January, 1872 id
font Of the Eagle Hotel, in the city Of Riehmond for
cash. valuable brood by Sir Alfred, two Of her
eoasi one Stallion years old spring by Ceen.
uneommony key the other ly years old spring
by Sir Charles. Racers invited this auction as
not often that such horses exposed sale The p.di-
gree will be more fully shown ON the day Of sale.
Az NJ. MONTAGUE.
The above sale will be conducted BY my r. Y. Monte
que, who hereby authorised aud empowered convey
the purchaser good title. M NJ.
Dec. l6. 65-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
PROPOSALS.
BY COLLINS & co. RICHMOND, YIRGITIA,
For publishing the
VIR EIMTA a EP CRT

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with Tie
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AZ ANY members of both Houses OF the Virginia Leri.!s
IVA re having expressed desire 10 posses Of
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These Papers recommended ny the importance OF
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cusssd. They extend beyond the Alien Selon Lave,
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OF the Federal Conuton The rules for Interpreting In,
constitution critically di,cussed rules which apply not
these ceeS atej laws than To multitude of npur
questions which continually starting IN in uch m M
IT government The ahilitits with which t!,y
discusted equal to their importance. The Ken
tGcty Resolutions were penned l,y Mr.. JrFsrson: IN,
masieTy Resolutions and poyt Of Yirginia were drawn
by Mr.. Uaiison The dobse which took place upon Inc
adoption Of the Revolutions called into the Geld the abie,
II Cites, Of John Taylor Of Caroline OF George Kenh
Taylor aud Of several other sentlonen, who have since dis
tinsuisied themselves in pubic lI;e>
is The FIRST time that these papers have been grouped TO
geiher into volume and hoped that IN be fou
valuable acquisition 10 the Politician.
The Proposed public will aIsO embrace the Alien and
SeIron Laws.
II will he printed fine medium paper and will tn,an
from $50 to 30 pages octsvo hound boards Price To sub
soribers 81 so.
Gensnen holding subscription pIpers viii have The rond.
mes I" return ihen addressed to the publishers, by the LIST
February next.
Dec IL. CS a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

IN Monday The Isl day OF January Z,eh,ra Brook
Tavern, ~ ihe town Of Maneheser, will he hired the
she'. bidder the negroes belonging 20 the Of john
fore, IT, anong which fret Niwfrhi st the same
place aud time, will he sold the BILL heionnr TO the said
estate. JUDITH FORE,
Admir-. de bonis of Joiu Fore jr dec.
Dec. &c. w y,,,J,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
NOTICE

EOORIEEN o. Sr'een Boaydys, osn he accommodated y
my sister, resriing at BelleMom within mile of the
bgsrari Grammar School, the following terms Jolils
per session OF Eve months the b,ader furnishing his on
bedding and Candles 50 dollars beding and caudle
Those wishing e. hoard l the above mentioned pae are re-
quesed TO give the earliest information 10 the subscriber
WIN MURRAY.
Genio, Pr,Fhalan, Der. SO. co,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
Extract Of a letter dofed

NASHINGION (II1, lee. IEiD, Io%O
Since our session commenced nothing OF IN =
terest has trsnspired- quite calm seems 10 reign
among US. The Message, was expected, brought
forth nothing new; and the President appears TO
have gained wisdom from the past, by combining
himself to matters of business, rather than speculs
tive notions. Yesterday in the Senate, the Ad
uinistraion Party made effort, and succeeded in
the appointment Of Committees and Cbairmen. ac-
cording TO their own liking-the consequence "as
complete overthrow Of the lsst order OF thing,
and they may fiaitcr themselves with hope 'hei
the pubic will not be presented with uniavorable
reports again.
"Mr. Macon and Mr.. Randolph share largely OF
their bounty in this regard the latter, think, not
having been placed upon single Committee; they
cannot, however, restrain his tongue. lie has re-.
turned, apparently, in good health aud spirits
The Canal commissioners of Pennsylvania as
sembed in this city, on Tuesday last. and are still
in session. The members present, are DR.. OAR
lington, Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Lacock, Mr.. Mowry,
Mr. Enoch and Mr.. Dallas
At the first meeting, communication from John
Sergeant, Esq resigning his office as president OF
the board, was received On Friday last DIR.
William Darlington wac elected President OF The
board in the room Of Nc. Sergeant Nothing FUR
thcr has yet transpTei. Hur0rd
The Cadets from the Military Academy at Mid
dle;ovn, Conneesicu', unasr Captain Partridge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
.MLDIY.aY- .Glllc,,a.DENT

The ns1 Session will the fst Monday ~ No,
vombe Al the studies preparatory 10 entering the Sophie
pore and Junior Ciasses AZ College are taught.
w. N. PAGE oud EDWhRD w. KINNEY.
There w, be vscauty Tor few additional pup IN con
sequence Of SIX eight fnssg college Books will be fur
nished frequesied.
Terms rs heretofore, $50 Cor ela5aos sad SIS for Enqh
Sehoiau the year consisting Of 10 months
Board can he had ~ the respectable sniey Addrss,
Lanehmne's TsvsT1, cgmbsfiy5 isgnty.
&slt' IS -fdras.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
EnHn4TInN

MY school, in which will he taught the Greek Latin and
IVA English largufgcs Erimmstpaly slso, the inferior
branches or Mathematics Geography With the ue The
Maps and Globe always aeoessihe 10 Students will Commence
on the 10th January uex' and terminate the 10Th December
following, making term Of 10 months a,er Jeuetinr The
usual vacation.
IEhnS For tuition aRd hoard, including rsahins, Iodg-
ing fuel and candles, heretofore 100 doias svsbe ons
iety In consequences e difficulties aud Ioe, sustained by
indulgence the subscriber induced say, that his
may he discharged by 20 dollars p,id o1serIv and pune.
'uaiy in advance. Address Taylor.vills gsnovcr.'
III. J. ANDERSON.
Dec. f6. cs.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

For Kent, the TAVERN and Plantation at .Neuu-
u,, hent Courthouse, for year.
NS Esabnhmtnt, besides being at the courthouse and
having the county esston, ], the hest stand the
non richmond to Hampton The farm Ia, nearly thouai
acres IN Al OF produce land The price for which beem
rented for thirty four hundred dollars, The tavern
Undergoing thorough repair This property would he
SOLD 81 reasohasle oer could be had None apply
der the expectation that less will taken The farm
alone is worth il. BURWEIL BASSETT
Dee. It. 66 vst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

WANTED, gentleman an ss.i.tsnf Teacher % siem1
Euage gfammseaIly, Geosraphy Writing anil Arithmetic
Apply at this OEee.
Ete.i1s cs-sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

TWO LOTTERIES .N.EXT' MONTH
COHEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore,
.n, December Ist, 1896. (
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
VI Maryland-The holder OF two Tickets Shares, Will
he certain 81 at least One Prize and draw THREE
baltimore,
On the Seventeenth of January.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

THIRD CLASS.
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY

OF VIRGINIA.,
The whole 10 he drawn IN ONE DAY-the drawing will take
place in Richmond,
ON THE cath OF J.aNUgRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

6J' We sre authorized To announce Capt. VIM HILL,
candidate nj the election represent the county
King William in the ensuing General Assembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16
s. s. IS 10, e., IS, %, ~
10, SO, 20, 20, IS, 7,
IS, 20, IS, %, :, 10, ( ) i'V''
~, So, IS, Z, 10, %,
20. 10. 55, 7, 2s. IS,

M 'hff, 'Ing 2, HlFlHg 't u1'f INrfe 81 tHe
number. them, are oac h entitled 10 200 dollars.
The 49, tickets having thcm 2', aud being the an and
5h, in either order, ach entitled 10 50 dollars
The sG cke having them 49, aud o. being the al an,
4ih IN either order, each entitled 10 20 dnars
Az others, hsng 1885, having Other two Of The ,,y
numbers thcu are each enhled 10 10 Collars.
And sl 'kc hein< 335U, Lavus hem any one fths
drawn nvfnhef. lrc zach entitled toa IT doag..
!. y YATES a M'fNTYRE, Mascees,
Richmond De-. . C2n