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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08
Oranges.
Corn.

The subscriber cgos far sale
OOON BUSHELS prime yellow corn, deliverable
-SOVJO at Peckatone, on the Virginia side OF the
P0Omsc rver-At this landing, the depth Of water is
sufficient TO admit of large vessels receiving cargo
The corn will be delivered in good order, and every
enience afforded; the purchaser to ship the
apply to GEORGE COLEMAN,
Ubohns This deg limiting, md for sale
90 barrels cross and nett hcrrinps NAYS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08
TOPAZ.

This valuable mineral is said to be found III
the town of Monroe, Fairfield county, Connec-
ticut, equal in beauty and value to the topaz Of
Saxony.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08

We are pleased to find that there are many III
dsnendent Editors in Virginia, who VIII not
second the miserable policy OF the dominant
marty in their state, by suppressing the eviden-
cssof Mr. Monroe's just claim upon his coun-
try, and propagating every SANDER upon his
character that disappointment and malice can
invent.
The following article from the Norfolk He
rald is c.edi,able TO its able Editor.
H. Mogroe's CRamS-As much industry has
been used by speakers in, and writer's out OF
Congress, 10 prejudice the public mind against
me claim of the la,e President, II IS but right
.ba, IS wide an extension as possible should be
riyer 20 The report and documents submitted
. . The House Of Representatives by he Special
Committee 70 whorn the subject was referred.
Iyi,h that view we have commenced to day
,be publication Of the documents, 10 which We
~, tie the attention Of our readers The Com
mi,tee's report has already appeared in our pa
OPr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08
AsE.EN AN.DBIAs
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1896

7, is said that John Randolph, OF hoahoke'
passed by this place last evening in the South
srn Mail Boat. Certain the Tact Is 'ha' MS
servant and horses were on board.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08

SpermUanales Mahogany etc
on. BOXES best quality sperm candles, few logs
~ hes, mahogany
so bushels potatoes, for seed or family use
Coarse and fine salt
Family four-fOr saleb by
may TiiOS. VOWEL.
Wanted 1000 to Il, 900 bushels white ory,llow Cora
Cash given for Flour and Country Produce generally
NAV eOd3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08
From the New York American.

The silent, but effective operation upon the
public mind, of the misconduc, of MIR. Calhoun
as president Of the Senate,'is becoming daily
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08

more manifest. II is not among the class Of ac-
tive politicians that we are to look so much
for this effect, as among the quiet, orderly por-
tons of the community, who provided the
government be purely and justly administered,
and the dignity and harmony of its respective
departments be maintained, do not trouble
themselves much to inquire who are the per-
sons administering it. 1t is this very class
which now begin to be excited by the gross a.
nominations that Mr.. Calhoun has permit ed
in the Senate, body heretofore so peculiarly
invested with the respect and attachment of the
country.-Many, very many, among the most
respectable and influential individuals of this
city, who have been accustomed 10 look to Mr..
e. as 10 man destined at some future day to
adorn the annals of our history, have recently
been heard TO declare, that they were greatly
disappointed and greatly grieved at his course.
They see in it, what indeed is TOO obvious TO
be concealed, reckless spirit, which hesltates
not 10 sacrifice the honour Of the body over
which he presides, and the character Of the
country, to the qualification OF personal dislike,
and ambitious anticipalions. Mr. Calhoun has
sealed his own doom.-lIowevcr other men
may be affected by future combinations, Mr. e.
has thrown himself beyond the reach OF any
chance, TO gel back TO where he stood before
the Presidential election; and so whenever he
shall again be before The public as candidate,
he will be taught.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08

ErUit. Sc.
vaudeville & LARMOuR
HAVE FOR SALE
m BOXES Lisbon Lemons, in fine order. each con-
~ tanning upwards Of 500
50 hhds New. Orleans and W. India sugar
Is boxes Cuba brown do
5000 lbs green coffee
$50 50 binds binds wA',hsy
$500 gallons fine old do
IS hhds retailing molasses
tierces honey
5 do rice
$50 barrels mess and prime pork all of Their
100, 900 lbs bacon own curing
10000 lbs yellow and brown soap Sand manu-
200 boxes mould and dipp'd candles factory 2
300 casks lard, in nice shipping oGdlrJ Warranted
Of the best quality
Imperial, gunpowder, hyson, Young hyson, and sou
chong caswines, liquors, spices, and their usual as
surtmcnt OF
Groceries.
may : law1mM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08
Iewelry, Watches, G.

IeWelry, Watches, c.
WYNN. A WILLIAMS has just received and opened
w at his new store on King street, handsome and
fashionable assortment Of JEIVELRT md TJ.41CH
ES, selected by himself, consisting OF
Plain and gold Watches, for ladies & gentlemen
Ear rings Of every description
Breast pms, do DO
Finger rings do do
Coral and wax beads of various sizes
Also
Britannia ware IN sets
Plated casters and candlesticks
Silver mounted spectacles, silver spoons etc. etc.
To whchhe has added, and is this day opening, in
addition to the stock of Mr.. Benjamin wood, hand
some assortment Of
COMBS.
Consisting Of tortoise shell! Tuck, Long, Side, and
Neck; mock DO do do. DO; with every cher descrip-
ton Also, handsome assortment OF Loohing Glosses,
of various patterns-wt small but handsome assert
ment of Perfmery, Cui, &c. &c all of which will be
sold very low. WATCHES REPAIRED al The short.
est not;cs. NAV l-3aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08
WaMted.

A YOUNG Man acquainted with accounts To one
"A well recommended. reasonable wages will be al.
lowed Apply to the Printers. may 6-3t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
THE SALT TAX

we observe no farther mores towards ,he rnodi-
hca'lon Of The Duty on Salt Mr.. Woodbury.
Report proves, that the Southen States throughout.
s sno In'ny Oh tie hoHhero are paying duty Of
800 per cent. the prime cost Of this evse,.;sl
article Of consumption. Isit not subject worthy
Of attention! Does good government draw from
the hands OF labour any more contributions than ara
necessary to sustain its administration. with The
exercise OF sound and saluIary eeonomyi Should
Tie supplies exceed this object is it not ibedutv of
The public agents rather to reduce the taxe..
than search for new, and expensive and splendid
OBJECTS on which TO dsburgc them? Is II, not. bv
ms po'ley stone that the poor and the Industrious,
who constitute the great mass Of the people NH,
al governments, are ensblel 10 appropriate a lar
ger amount OF The product u their abour to he ye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.


.fmeiia- WIN. u. Giles John w. Nasb.s
Be6toyd- John III. Oley, Sen'rf 423, Edmund
Irvine $685. Thomas Sale 1877, Nicholas Robert
son 10, Juba Jordan So, Simon NOEL IS.
Cu'peper- Ambrose z. Hill, John Turner
Reelected without opposition.
FauquicT- 4. ID. Kelly 269. Col. J. r Wal
lace 22i.- Doct. A. James i76, l.. holland 9s.
HoHoreT-IIector Davis, William Cunning
ham,
Hn,ifas JOHN Darlington 27s. John G. Cbal-
meIs 226-John 5. Peasants lO5, John b. Roya,
montgomery Craig. Mai Edmond.on. .
.Ncisoa-Robeit Rivess ZIP, Henry Martin.
l0I-Dayid r. Pa.,eson ls6, Thomas S. Nc
Cleland 96.
JFoTtob borough elecfi0n-The Norfolk he
raid states that g towards the close Of the noII
the hastings was crowded almost to sufTocation. So
great was the interest ard so intense the anxiety Of
me friends Of both sides. For almost an hour he
lore closing, the votes were nearly locked a, one
moment one side prepondsrstng; at the next, tie;
ana lhe next the opposite party ascendant When
NE last moment arrived; when the port cults fell;
| J, was announced TO the eager populace that Mr..
| Loyal was elected by three uOfes
- When the poll was closed. Mr. LOYAL again
addressed the voters and declared his wish TO be
no longer considered candidate for the Office h
which their sufrsgcs had called him for eight s,c-
oe''iye years. Ii was bis intention to have don,
80 previous 10 the present election but crcunstsn
ces had occurred 20 alter it,"
OF0nge-James Barbour, irt 413, Voolfolk,
S2S-Wm. Morton, jr. 20I,
RUsscR-George Cowan aad Dickinson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02


Further accounts By the General Putnam.1
a London paper OF the 22d ult. says:-s A
strong opinion prevails in the political circles that
the quarrel between Brazil and Buenos Ayres will
be speedily settled by the intervention of England
as it is understood that Lord Ponsonby is TO sail
forthwith, with full instructions to do all that is
possible for the termination of hostilities which
can only be injurious to both bellserents without
any chance OF benefit to compensate the inevitable
mischiefs of the coniest.''
Captain Abbot, commander OF his Britannia Ma
lestys corvette the Rose, the 9th of January
was the bearer of summons from the Captain
Pacha to the Grecian garrison of Missolonghi to
capituate in eight days, and if 90, on what con-
ditions, in order TO prevent The indiscrirninate eu
sion OF blood which would be the consequence of
resistance. The Captain adds
'' Bat think it my duty clearly to inform the
Greek authorities of Missolonghi, that am not
authorized 10 be the guarantee of the conditions
which may he entered into, nor will give my
opinion oh the expedency of accepting or refusing
the above proposition of the Captain Pacha.''
The constituted authorities OF Missolonghi reply
and with dignity worthy OF themselves and their
&c The Captain Pacha is well aware that the
Greeks have suffered unheard of misiortunes, shed
their blood and their towns made deserts; and
Tor all this nothing can compensate nothing can
indemnify them, but liberty and Independence
And as tor the attack with which he threatens this
fortress in eight days time, ready for it, and
we trust, with the help of Cod that we shall be
able 10 oppose it, as we did that of Redschid
Pacha, last July. The Captain Pacha is also
aware that we have Government, in compliance
with whose decree we are bound TO fight and die
Toithat Government let him therefore address him
SELF and negotiate peace or war"
We think that this English captain might have
been better employed than in summoning his bro
Their christians who constitute the garrison to ca
piiulate 10 those sanguinary monsters the Turks
LIVERPOOL, 23d March, IS26-evening
Cotton is seriously affected by the dull state of
trade in Manchester, and for the last few days we
have had very limited demand at decline of is
a lid per ID. The first change of wind must
bring in heavy supply, which we apprehend
may still further depress the market. Rice from
its scarcity maintains former prices--some small
sales of N. York Flaxseed have been made at 53s
The large public sale of Virginia Tobacco on the
10th and 2Ist inst. went very heavily, and at
decline Of 81 1-2t for leaf, and I'D on
siemmed
INDIA -, The Editors Of the Boston Palladium
informs us, that the reported defeat of the British
in India, was nothing more than skirnish be-
tween some Native Infantry and the Burmese
the former being too weak fell back, with their
commander killed and some loss. This took place
Nov. 10th, and nothing has occurred since. So
we learn OF gentleman who arrived in the II a
milton, and who left Calcutta Dec. 22d, the late st
Of any person arrived. yHcT .fdu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
I,KKIST S.HIES

ID virtue Of deed Of trust from john G. Gamble ,nJ wifi,
bearing date the 18Th oc 1872 and recorded in the Hu.
' Count OF the city OF Richmond secure the nav
nri OF certain hute therein menhue, rhos. Taylr and
b"'nlIn Harrison, OF the Court Of Uancery
IN me sn OF Bril- Representative Robinson,
usti weSal sell public trout of ib. Eaye
Hotel IN the city OF Richmond, 5h June merit IN, fol
loving orerN, VIZ "A pi OF ground said city, NJ
9|i another 10y IN Turp addition the said city No gOs
ana AL the right title and interest the said Gamble in md
70 piece oil sroun also IN the said ,ity Wst of Shock
Creek bounded by the lots Nos 525 and $50 onth Nr
on ue We by line continuing the Western boundary Of
ION erect 10 the river. that the said would be ilu
ded extended the River, on the Soch be the ;yer @
along the River 10 lot No.3eJ. $3.50
Inc terms of sale will be cash for all the rruperv sold I'M
I'll the sums Of S.i03 with from the t October 500
ana 500. with interest from the 18Th :ober 1894 III be
raised. and the residue credit I'll; the 18th II next Oc.
oef me purchaser odpuchaseIs giving negotiable notes with an
proved endorseTs, and dee the property
thepaymrnt WM. r. W!CKUAM -
JAMES HERON, trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
Not of the last Legislature.
COMMUNICATED.

buckingham Court House, .aprii 10, 1926.
AT meeting of the members of the Bar of the
superior Court OF Buckingham. upon the annunc-
alton OF the death OF Samuel Anderson. sen. esq
of Cumberland
Resoiced, That they deeply regret the visitation
OF Providence which has depriv cd them, by the
death OF their oldest and much respected brother,
OF man and lawyer, in the formation Of whose
character, the l;indest feelings in all the social
relations of life. and the most untring zeal in the
performance OF professional duties, were eminently
prominent.
Resoised, That in testimony of profound res
pect for his memory, they will wear crapc on the
left arm for one month
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
I36 ii Heres Of Land Tor safe.

I3b II .1crts OF land JOr SAFE.
virtue OF deed of Trust execute. the uhrriber Ia,
- John Marabe of the county Luncnhurr on the 7t
naTeh, 1903, and recorded in the Cclk Office of dc said
county, for the purpose osecuring debt due 10 Richd ue,
'a to ell at public auc for cash. the
on'f OF J"hh NJ Yates OF Meckleubns, FRIDAY, the I'd
day of June next al IL O'Clock, tract of Land con,aian-
l2o as will appear by reference deed ard
piai which WILDE exhibited the day of sale. adon. thu
lands Of William Ellis AMI Thomas t,tcb and ia an i; ,J
except few shall only convey such title As is vested
40 me a. trustee but At Is believed thai The win be- good a,
Me iad was willed 10 the sad Marahle by hi, Father
BLAIR BUkWELI, Truste.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02

AT fall meeting Of the member, of the Bench and Bar
the county court Ut Cumberland aad officer held AZ the
S.rihou.r, on the 9Th day Of April, William ,ndoh
nsq the Senior Justice hcns called the chair and Miller
W"odon Esq appointed Secretary ,yas on motion ord
cd that John j. Wilson William +. Randolph ur H. Mat
lhew,, Or. J"hu Trent, Sami. IIoh,oG aud Dr. William H.
'ye OF the of the meeting lie late me lnehu, event
o. lhe da'h OF Samuel Anderson Esq late triy-.s
5cs past Attorney o the commonwealth for The count,
iot Cunherland Wcreuponte following tc.oltion, r.,o
ga ny '1e committee were unanimously adopted:
rs'' That rs aicsnony of high consideration ior
Pie Caeter and repect the memory f the the
ncctn; will 60 into mourning, ami wear Grape
u on The lef atin for 50 days.
RcSoioe,,, That the rroceedin, f hi. u.,,i, I ,,l IA
ed III the Richmond enquirer Signed
WILLIAM RANDOLPH Chairman.
MILLER Wo0DSON, See
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02

lf virtue ~ deed ofuue executed BY Jepta Ice ,nl
II sarah h wife 6, the snb. cri1rr l. rscoIc IN rrt
Once Of Tie county court of Chesterfield or fha purpose M
see"sng w" payment Of four hundred dollars php hfrhe
20 sa sel ~ NC special request Of the sid Mithae5
We hshe bidder ior cash. II Haley Coles on The gIb dav
., Mey geF''ihe following real property 60 w.t. unJiy
geo hrd paris ceri1u piccc,prcel tact ct isnt s
Ste lying bud hciuE IN tha county afreilM c,nln.n- v
late two hpndfed and eighty asrr ihe sane
Wnfrce, Edwin " P'ndexsr ,ad o,,srs ,h,ll eenvr,
such title only sye'iHi in nc BY Csc ai lr,d ofiri.
msy2 ~ q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
JoAn AlkLy, Janaes GanlnleIL, ALs ltustee. -

John Ltkly, James Gdnh,eH, his trustee, Peter
nn'denk add Walter E;uing lIn-iae {ag-s
ENILEnEN: As you HLa itan;s Of the State n
- Vagina, You will take notice, that M by viitu of
commission tor that purpose obtained from the UonorL
Court OF the United States, for The fifth circuit aud Eastern
District OF Virginia. proceed upon the day June next at
he eornngoum Of james Heron, the CITY Of Richmond
IN the State OF Virginia. the hour Oof he clock in the
forenoon" TO take the dispositions OF William Ftnwck to he
'd 70 evidence IN the uit wherein plaintiffs you
are defendants, depeH!ing III tEe said court.
e. J. MACACRDO,
GEO. FISHER.
II --tv.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
SIP ING GOODS.

.Ma.N.A' S. VRLE.N7I.h'e & co
AVE received by the P1cke Fly and Manchester On.
New York, aud Fox, from Phi.d.phi1 an assur-n
ot seasouabie articles of hi, springs n ,on wbi. Inv.
hetn purchased best terms. and are or, 81 ,r,r
able advance, for cash
Irish linens, lawns and linen oambri,s
Do shee;ings and linen canbtic ndNfs
ram and h;nf cd hook aud null musiirs
a. and 81 cambria and iaccuet 10
large assoruDen, Of pun, new patterns
Leho and rock muslin hdkis
Common and canihric rnshsms
Table aud bird eve diapers
Dama,k table ololh, and napkins
Supefine Hollands aud grss. cambric
fine and superfue mlr.lIu robes
Gauze harrye aud Gro, de Naples hdkis
waterloo S,fipcs, new and handsome Article
Be. German and ag ndkfs
Striped corded, checked aud lowered muslin,
Gaule aud bophinr lace, veil,
Italian iu,tring aud Fiorrnce sil..
Black, "hie, hue, pink and green ,a.iins
64uze and Grape le.se, assorted cDlors
a. aud Cd French homhlzine for summer coat,
Italian grapes and Grape shawls
SuPcrfnc imitation cinhrics
Ladies cotton and silk hose
do silk, kid aud horse skin gloves
Figured and plain ribbons, assorted color,
bi%%nee aud inseT,ing trimmings
b,'oi9't i,nse.iines ndquin.s
4.iand 81 bohbineiiacc, supefGne
Fine bolbinct do. aud edeinss
Fine thread lsces and edsines
Fio-s and spool cotton, tapes md bohbin
One case OF parasols and .un-urnh-eIli,
best blue, hisck and assorted Italian stwin. six
ttiIt and c1utnon pms and needles
Silk striped linen Jrillin.s and plain 4,
Do; do. co,iun 10 do
Whiis and black saiteen and n,pLeeps
White aud coofed iIlr.eilles yes,inr.
Valencia and hest black silk do
Fiench oassneis FOR spring wear
Common and sulerfne circas,ians
DO. do Lop-L,,s.,
Furniture and apron check.
Russia diaper duck aud sheetinzs
D9'Tlas, GegfnaR roll and ozis6nre,
White and cplored eravats and hGkfs
uenlrmeHs heiver, Wood'tock and deer ,iin gloves
D?iocs'c' Of every quality aud price With number ol
smaller acie', COMPUTING very general assortment of
SPriHg and summer GOODS County N .rcliaut and ote
dealers nave en- opportunity of purchasing at small
on ew i9k p'ee' a. the goods hnurht at auction
mcDt W '''''' e''lhlin-
nay ii7-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02

SwYy- John C. Crrmp, John velyin. without
opposition.
City Of Ufiliamsbwg-Wm. NJ. Moody. 81,
John Page 81.
SEN ATE
In Brtns,cick county, the votes were, George
c. Dromsoole $50. Edward II. Chambers go
which makes Nir. DIS Majority in the whole Dis
trict abor, 2I9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02

EvHE uhlir informed thp fbc ltin the Ioterr ~
fhs tsntfrrfhc vtnt ate 1Ir Jsr tson late Pro.lcn:
VI ihe United States, vt brr slJy for deery few dsjs
r tie Irrly Lncsy once Of s. a. o. ALLES, co.
Where DE $, he,loie II tue rri,ss cau obtained.
- orfcr' Goni as county Pnno,.rdj Mtehded to.
A.I2& Ilf-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
,chH",s,y. az a tOult held tor riace Edward ,
Boswell Richards Canal BE-,
corpla irant

against
John CLARK and J,hn Foster, exc-r. r OF Ibp p;e,-,,
I"'" -NAihs an" sally has vile, William ru, MN and Molly
hs VIE " Hiram Sldr AMI Name, hi wife rrt,r Nunu,l
J"nr. and p,Phiahi wife, Patty Hubbard, William Rcha-
james bvli ad Elizabeth his VIE Pleasant Kirh,,.
John Richards 49, o'- -, - =, "a s-'N
ltapre,rin; to the cou,; tha, there has been duo rbi
non 81 tue oder agnint the defendant. ni Atkins and Sail.
ms "ie, w ian Turpn aad Molly his wifi, Peter Nunu,lI
Junr and Dephs his wife, William Richards jaime. I,e mo
-iueih h' wile, Peter Nunnllv AMI Daniel NunnalIy-
hnu i The Drtemdan,s Black aud Foster Executors OF oha
" iIi.'m Sad.t and Nancy has wife, aud Patty
uhnd, have hesn duly with The ru. made n>sr,
ner aud the said defendants appca,inc and nsysen
h thr uto oil the complainant counsel the Li xkrn
' confessed against thcni aud this this day came on
htAru ~ c."ei OF the enmpisnlnJs aud the defend
am fle1sant Richards, by Bin answer of M
'aid Defendant Pleasant Richards, and exhibits Wb,rr,s
ue oonri beng OF opinion, that euirn!s,nt Wa,
united "y John Richards, dec. in hi will and testament
ioth decree, that the sand complainant entitled 10
part % the estate OF said Joha Richards dec ,,;
"ho poton the devSees aDd leg1lees sad will shall
contribute, propUtIonahy, of tina parts Jeve aud r.
f"ehhts To them by the viii and testsmput and The
doth further ordei and decree the sand efend,t
lam au roster, fAecutors Of JOhu Richards dec to-c,,.s
before The master commissioner ohancery Of
hi' county, that the said commissioner ascertain and re
he same 10 court, together the value az the LEGACY
f"eahed by the SAID John Richards in his will 10 each
me drviee or lesatee in the INV other n,t
i"y "hch either Of the parties may require or which MAY
he deemed pertinent ly himself Tesie,
II. J. WOR SHAM CIE
Princ Ed.card, .f8rR STA 1896
nave appointed Thursday, the 1v OF Tune nor, 10
commence compliance with the annexed order of cour.
on hit DAY at 10 o'clock A NJ the interested are
~ attend nj the store OF Joseph pupuy, my house
"SS"~'' -lu vouchers ready
'e''i'heH'' ASA DUPuY, COmmissvner
80 PiiRce Edward county.
10y Ii7-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
WILLIAM RANDOLPH, Chairman
MILLER WooDSOS, See.

NC me hc,r"ak the pasncc If corre3ondenls--The
~ airg'ot Congress columns 80 much h,V,
a'e pressed Tor ioonn weeks er, their aliou
will allow sea-rsoBl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-02
Grand State Lottery of .slaryland.

CUHEN'S oEFICE-Baltnorc
,,- - APri 20. 1896
THE drawing OF the Grand State Lottery OF Ma will tale
place IN The city ot Baltimore, "Wednesday, the 10th of
Gy agreeaby 10 heretofore made and under
me scperntendsnee at the Com by the
Governor snd Council. ~
This Seheme is arranged on the ODD AND EVEN SYS.
iEM 10y which the holder Vftwo tickets or two shares will
ne esrsai ~ obtaining at least ONE PRIZE and mo-
oe'du" IHRfsE . snd CONTAINS no les, than
2OS29 PRIEST
IN sumo Of $4,000 ioll 10000 dolls of 5000 dole, 10 o.
LOO dolls. &c. Se-lhe whole to be awarded IN ONE
DhIN6, and able IN sasA which as usual 4. Cohen.
Once eau ,e had instantly. Distant should
ward their OIters without delay.
Uhote Itckets So 0S Quarters IS
flares 80 Eighhs O62
10 be had IA The ereaeS variety rmhe odd and even y
COEEHI'S
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The BANKRUPT BW The friends Of this nea.
sure will be cheered by the decision in the Senate
yesterday. After what was said on this occasion,
it is fair to presume, that the large against the
indefinite postponement Of the bill, indicates deci-
ded majority in the Senate in favor Of general
Bankrupt law. With such a disposition evinced in
that body, we do not despair Of seeing the system
yet matured and coDsImIna,ed during The present
cssion.