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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27
PANAMA 0Ii5aIJN.

NAsHtSGloS MARCH 1896.
The following Nr~-age hom th,s POSI-
dent ni the United States was vesrrrdaa
communicated 10 the House oi Keprescn-
tall.es:
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tie policy "f tbr UaIon.
At ilsi tin. IN It's. infancy nf their polii
ic3 existence. undrr ihr ia1p.urp of thn.r
ptlntipiss of llheriy aud of right. 81 conge
NIL 10 til cans 30 which they had Just
fought aud irlanphrd. they were abb. bnf
n obtain the saGr'Iop ef onr grrai and phi
lnsnphlcal, though ah.nIule sovereign oi
Europe, 10 their liberal aud enlightened
principles. They could uhlaln ~ MUIR
S.nce thto, political hurrcan. ha. gonr
o,sr thrre-fourlbs Of the civilized portions
ofthe earth; The dissolution of which. il
may With confidence be expected. = pass
ing away. Irayin2 At hast lhr American
atmosphere purified and refreshed. Aud
nov, II this prnptlnas montnt the neH
burn nations II this hemisphere. assem-
bhng. ny tiIrir representative At the 18th
mn, b"lHeru II, two Continents. to settle
/ the principles Of then future International
Intercourse with other Malone, aud Nth IL
h,k, IN tbs great rxISenry for our advice,
upon those very Fundamental mnxlns,
which ~, FROM our cradle had fit pro-
claimed, and phrtiilly ,ucce.drd To luiro-
dur" into the cod" Of National Law.
Without recurring II that totd pfo,tra-
ton Of all neutral aud commerce. rights,
wllth marked tn progress of the ,l- En-
roprau Wars. and which finally luyol, I'd
tle United States IL them aud advert
rug only 10 our political relations With
thrsr American uatiuns, II IS observable,
that, whde, II Ill other rr-pect-, t9o.r IL
/ Iahout hasr been uniformly, aud without
exception, al the most ifrudly and mutn-
rII4 s.ilIsI fCtOrL tu tT1ttpr th,. only catIzrg
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Enfppeaa jurisdiction, upon us own SUI -
AMI "ih respect 10 TIE intrusive ih''itf'
'ner LON dbhiau' II h' iaiirr fh''attf
may be iaierfrd ii"n nat nl'e4 Ms offh'
mi. ptrhap~, slhi =, 'Nfte'N"a ~ 9'"f'
ihah oar ~ lhf NJ" Sihlrs,a JpIal h''iai'-
tion "i - character, aud exposure 81 II u
the World, may he Pfob!Dl, All nj thr ar-
th1lon "o"ld i'qnft. "hrlh'f ihr onl-
ted ~ irs snahid or should h"t br pafae'
10 s"ch dr''aih'l"h' may J"-ty '"fh'
paft 1T M a. iih"idiioh' ihdt ihff' IS ="
evil |" d" rrmedird. u "u- ii'le lnairhi ~
Ia inc secret hisi"'y III ''it vars II Kun" ;
anu ihat ms remedy NAY o'7' be e"'et''
rd ii iht PANAMA m""the' OBSERVES al
lta'l the experiment 81 confederation.
concert ol measures h'''"s t''eFrsee
10 ih' NOR etfrin'i ab"''ioh ~ III" A'''-
can -I'Nf-irAdr' d"d th' eoh''utf,'''' 81,
M H%pl III "hlsn '"' P''li''a' '''' ''''' -
iaf i'I'au 81 b'9H II /" w - - Wv VI u
di4p ahong lhr SUBJECTS lhth'l"oto ny ih'
munster rom lh' rep h'l' ~ C'I'u'"'' ~
p'i'''d IL be snll"hl' '"i d'h"e'1'''o' a'
ne '"hef'ss' ne i'''"r' ~ th' ~ T''i'
''o' WIN 'h't h'pnphe' oiur''aAr" "u'
''7e me iAi' aaf''n,o'' anon 'of 'hr sup
dit-"lnIlpn oi u" House II HePst.ent"-
"Ff'' 'o1lt'''. me Ni'o'en'y 81 ''''l''pH
win TesPtcual "l'eRli"" l" propositions
VIC" NY contribute 'lr accomplish
"'''' W i''' Sif'' '"o ""''h VS. 'h' l'4'
p''f 81 ,''al 'tao''''on' WINE 'h' result ~
,p'se n'soe'"''"o7 WIZ ''t'e IL ammunition
- "o''d'f rom P''ds'nE ihiS government
- any "f'"ns'h'nt ""'eh p's''' De TX,
P''''" 10 '"'' ol "o'''o' : the 'a'lee "nu
~ ~ NV ''"''s' ny 'o"9"'u'Io"-
a. "'J' n.y. 10 iia ','liica''''l'
'.',, we P'''.''' 'oop''''' III ''le
'"'n" VI 'i'yli' eh'' d" "fahHh al al III
W "'N'"se.o" III ','' '''e'i < may oe
4"'o''"" '"' fl'"'i,ipi'} a"f'"ih'"t.---
M are !" 'nt i"allc"' e""'uto''"a OF
T"''i"'l'nl OF INV I,'"P't, cH'"h9'"hees
"'"" nave n',h'''o l"f''d'en lie ack"o"-
,tus,'n,'l 't ''l''" oy 'h' 90 'Fo nen' II
''' y "''u ~ - - a''''' 'sh anu in''-
P'nn' Ut. Auul''"n'I reason lof Win
,'',o'"E 'na' "'Rn"" ''aseheh' ma recent
p''h seen ID thtr 'ec'pianc" al = n"ml-
| "'l so''f' lSntA by tle grdW II foreign
prince, nud'r conditions 'qnIfd" 10 lhe
! concession ny mem oil exclusive c"m"net-
'''' manages 10 one n"'loh' adapted al
'"s''or' 10 me sfatr o' colonial 'assaIage,
''o i'''l'i'"% 'liiie 81 independence out the
''''c' oar f'niPot'h'''i'e3 VIII D" lH-
'"a,,to u present 'hesr 'lt"s 10 the as
9tholy al fanam": 'nn should my mol
.,r.,,,,.. ~. ''Lt '',' '''o ~ "'y
d,tI.,,.,, ,,,;,,o,,,i..s f''f " W
,rbo I,, e,I, "a.
,o5 p,s,a D;as - ''' ''..' VI y W.,
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"a - fntflAs tor 84tSHilt1iff tF'I' s3hiff tsafi
iatrftStS. 1, ras mi 81 -idrr'd 80. clu
So reason fr declining ili- iafilaiian,
TIL the proposal # assembling sueb u
Congress had MI r Il been mtds hy out
selves. II bad sprung f,op Ia mgeni,
. iuss rdllie, and mOmeniary common mt =
esis If The great communities struggling
| lnr independence, and, - II We're, qnl' XII
hg into life. From ihrm, Ia. proposition
Z to u appeared respectful and friendly =
/ from Us IL them Il could scarcely hatr
been made, wlihnut exposing ourselves To
snspicluns of pnrpo-rs at ambition. II not
II dnIuinaiiuu. mnrr suitrd 10 ruusr resist
snc. ne .sc,te dDstru.i, than TO concilihte
/ a,eu' and friendship. The first and pal
- mn : prluciplr upoo which II WAS deem
al vi" nj just to ~ the corner stone If
al oir future teltIlnus with them MAS DIS
Isnierett4a,Ss: the next, was cordial gnod
wi in them: the thfd was = claim Of fur
AMI rqutl reciprocity. Unier these IN.
/ ptes -luus, " hsn thr utIttlian vas formally
aud ".rDestly gwen, had II even been
doubtful whether aug at the Objects pr
/ posed for Consideration and Discussion Al
the Congress, were -1rh rs thit mm"dllt.
aud Iupoitau Interests Of the L. States
"oold h affected by the lssu", ! should
nevertheless have determined. 81 Ear Is Il
denrndad upon me, II h1ve accearrd tn
Imitation, aud 10 hH" appointed Ministers
10 att"nd he 'nrrnng. TIN prePo al II
stll implled th't lhr ltepohlcs b, whom II
var made. Let'ep'd, lnat important inter
esls Of ouls, or Of thcls, rendered our at
TENDANCE her d'-lr'nlr' ihry ma :.
ven ~ oo'''r ma, IN M n2'r''y al 'oeif
Situation. ana III III" spun "t d'irf'n'r II
oar 'NP''lf"'e' 'ney "n''a pf l'l'"9'a -
o. NAY NJ h'n'ht "' our ''''no'y 'on''"''=-
II 'n''' Tue Temp, wi" "h'c' t.,l' pro
p"-'l vas i'i'd' WIN Il c"ld f"Pols', Wis
NJ Thought c"nsrn' 10 ''td . "r'n mir
r7t II ''rf welfare, WIN "'tlclI tte ft"Pl.
Hnu GOV prIIDrIil # the JuInI had hitherto.
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LSJf5--'
From The Nat. Journ g

FIUW tHt s1NI' SV'''
Subscriptions aud contributions OF e. @.
thing in aid of the Greeks, we haze IL
quent, heard Of. But that BATTALION =
militia should be exported for tAe'F INV -
travels a little out of the usual co"T'' ~ T.,
contributions. Yet it appears sfo" ~
following battalion orders, that s"'t d , b
nation is to be made. We are ieari"' ' ~
the spirit which suggested this eattfP ', ,5i5
movement, viii evaporate LONG before ~. -.
militia regiment can reach M'ss9lo"s s1n.o,
If that should not be the case, the'' INT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-27

Rac,ng.-At the close Of the Races
when lately took place over thu th"''es.
ton Course thele VAS very sWiil gwaoa
for the Handicap PURSE the reso'' q
which is Stated in the papers. as fo60M9'-
Ihree .Hile Heats.
Col Spann's Bertrand, e !
alr. Ddvenport's Aratus, 3
Mr. Harri.ous sgcepjos Kate > d'a"r'
The first ami second heats "rrr uo -
exactly the same time minuira am -
seconds the thi'd heat in motleS % st. st
conds, aud the fourth heat IN mlnn't' x
misunderstanding the the total ui = nun
coursjug in g mnutra aud * sreon"' :
beating tue ground covered by the 'rit9'1'
ted Eclipse and Henry lace, on LING =
and, by IS misunderstanding any ''a.9
ever before known on Ii" Wash" -. -,
course, and challenging thr history. o, W ~
turf in any coantry, for superior Ae'''e''
and bottom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-16
REAIJCHAAIp

Few things IN Kentucky haze escaped the infec-
ton OF her party ieUds. Scarcely any object is
sacred enough to be respected 1t has invaded the
Sancuaries OF Justice: and OF only the properties
hut the lives OF her citizens, have been affected by
ltsmaignant influence. Criminals have been att acIt
ed or deie' ded, not only in private circles, but in
the public papers, according TO the supposed inter
of the Parties. Desha has met with friends or
opponents, because lie was the son of the Cover
nor: and the case oil Beagchanp mas been bundled
about IN The newspapers, with such an intolerable
righteousness a has called down The notice of the
Court the alleged contempt
One fact is howete made out hv the trial of
Beauchamp, that party had no hand in taking off
the unfortunate Sharp. Such IN idea was nut
forth: lie was the friend OF the Relief Measures;
the Legislature appointed TO meet the very dav
after his assassination; and he looked to on ac-
count OF his abIllIe- and reputation, as the leader
oi his party in the Hou.e of Representatives. In
the midst OF This turbulent scene and of such sus
picous partZans, The horrible hint was given
forth, that he had fallen victim to political re-
SENTIMENT but the trial of Beauclamp has vviued
away every such imputation. 1t is clearly made
out, that he fell beneath the knie Of the private
assassin, not the dagger of political TOOL; That
private griei, not public hatred, was the Ieadiup
indictment to the infamous crime.
We have looked over the evidence which was
gwen at his trial 1t arpers from the testimony Of
Patrick Darby, that as far back as Sept, 1924. he
met with man, whom he took 10 be Beaucbamp
and who consulted with him in his Character of
lawyer. lie told him he wanted 10 emplov hin,
in some business. " " ilness said, he was = can
ildhe for business. After speaking of it as a mat
ter of decacy, he told witness that he supposed
he had heard of the former connexiou between
Col. Sharp and his wife. and said he had claims ON
that account against Col Sharp Witness did
not recoiIcct, whether the claims were bo,tomed
on promise made to himself OF 20 his wife. but
thinks Il was hi. wife. He sad Col Sham had
promised $1,000, 200 acres Of land and a negro
one-tbird OF all which he offered 10 ,itness If he
would bring suit against Col. Sharp " - Wit
ness then thought o. his duty az once 20 tell him
hat nc could not enforce these claims, because the
consideration YEAS vicious lie then got into
rage, said that S. =. Shsrp's conduct towards hi
wife hal been wrong; spoke very bighl, of his
wife, add said II Col Sharp iid 40, settle ,be.e
claims, he would come TO Frsnkfort and sboo,
down in the streets. Witness told him share
elias man Of property AID would rather settle tbese
eslms than have such = suit brought against him
and If he, witness, settled IN the state he vopld
heir Of o.; and ~ that case 90 he would send hin,
tne pafer~. h. would try to procure settlement
rom Coi SHARP" This hostility o Sbarp. pro.
ceeding from : oh CAUSES, is made out By The les.
unopy Of other witnesses. Il appears, that Beau
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liAYrI.

The Baltimore Gazette publishes law of Hayti
which is supposed to be calculated 10 impair in a
very considerable degree our commerce with the
sable Republic l. was proposed by the President
TO he Chamber ofRepreSen;atves; passed b, them,
on the 9Th April; then transmitted TO the Senate
greed to by Them on the 2!ih. ordered TO be
'ran-mit ed to the President Of Hayt to be put in
execution in the manner establis ed by the Con
s'ution;" and on he 9th the President orders
that The Seal OF the Republic he affixed to the
law, and that 1t be published and execuie ed les
"i9ec IL to regulate The import AID export duties
ollie lasd II provides thai all admissible commo-
dirie :" which shall be imported into ports open 10
foreign commerce for The account of Haitiaas I'm
der the National Flag shall pay one 9Th less i'm
port duties than that OF the mosi favored ma
ton" and that all commodities erported by
HaYtidn vessels for account of citizens of the Re
public shall pay one tenth Tess OF export dutie.
hat the most favored nation, &c.-A letter from
Port an Prince of May 22nd. states that the effect
OF this regulation has been to make the merchants
OF The Island anxious 10 carry on importalions on
their own account, and that they have already
commenced hlyihe vessels for this purpose.
a la:er letter of the 30th states the arrival of
The English Consul General and two Uices in the
trgate Druid. Capt. Chambers; one of them for
The Cape. the ohe TO remain OF Port au Prince
The Engiishmen az the Port were induiging in a
"ariely OF speculaiions as to the probable advan-
ages TO result from this mission; but (adds the
letter. ''trom the arrangements ed in between
The HaytieH goveInnen and France, do not see
what ca. be concedei TO them
The American Merchants thus have 10 encoun
'er . two fold di~advantageou- competition; one is
with ihe Merchants OF the Island, and the o,he.
with hose of France. Should the former succeed
- their experiment; and should The ports of the
u :. be thronged with The sable .ons Of the Re
vubt IL hon 81,
which some allusion was made in the course OF the
iast autumn, what course will he Southern states
adopt in 'hs emergency Or how is the nuisance
OF Haitian visitation to be abaed? # would be
something like the descent of the Locusts OF
Egypt.
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hNHW ir9m the suhsorihers NJ the Vrrinf, Mil. ia
we county OF Hucsiuehsrn New Canton ON Msn5s,
our barrel Coope' h trade. he hss, OF lad when he
10y aFeJ nnhy ihead Of hair, pariakirg appsientl, ms
1 " Hh"e mao o. ~ ner0es docs also The rom,
ti" or hi kinf NJ low stature and has very sniio.
"tu'nee wh'c spc'lng lie belongs TO M. Lavender ~
near ben' Creek n Bu kuehan hl been hired nv
ti "eny Lanshornc, aud worked Il bis mill near Ivreb
o ssVtsi yesr and probably inonc or other fhc.s
"' 'Fi""Wh"ods he mas. however. he working al h.
'u, q. one Flour manufacturing mill where he . moi
A'"h undcf ne character n ifee MAN. with for,cJ
F" w ne may be- working 10 boat jaime, River We
ou9 ea me Feni9n ~ the police officers Richmond aud
b)9emug Piioulrlv 10 the fellow Twenty Dollars fesg,
" DC rga appehcndn and delivering him a. %. Al tb
Race i'ecn Dollar for experimenting securing linn
10 aoy jail that we get bin during tle current yesf
Trsinis 1ll, Isusi &C. i;--.g
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Another Revolutionary Vor,5o r,,,e -' -'-'
DIED. ON the 7h Instant, al hi rc.tIeres in t;u,
e,a'aFd FottersoH aged seventy; hr was We, b,.i 49,,
'u ~ p'ih OF honesty, integrity and correct r.5
' ana nan BY ail who knew him a a Dei-btai ~ ,s
s,no sno 'oeiahlc During The cgo.utionirv var ,i
w. snie rev days before BIZ DEATH be t
pIi'atiau, be underwent during the reyointisp M t I, ~
p!uiosSm which cnsndes 10 the boson of fbe a yJ,;
Nor",e whenever they sbike upon that Ire me te 5c
10y Hepubhesa- lie hl, lef 100 ared yd.,, ,. ,,,.
o" ann Trends 70 depIoe hi los; hc to ,luiyei,
4, ~ nlnseH WIN conyilcsccnee, seemed fo r,neet b,
Ia u'u,y' vhI he wt'too surely locked in the arm, NJ
''''h Tor sacred contemplation. "
"Gfest God y hi. our certain J,o,,,,
Aud are tin setufry
S',l walking downward 10 tbctorof
ana YET prepared no m0fe'n
-, - on Che iN insf. after an 10. 90, NJ three law, e.
e Dg' Z" iar @Vh yesr " hei 8sc A.o ON be a NIT,
,eishurE ~" N'''''' po'i OF re
u,i c- on the 81 mt after sudden and hort Hines.
'J l'Og'"e Uiggestroyfh, aged SO vtsrs--esv,,. . b
800 "io'w ana tnree chddfcu 10 The de,t, n 49, - i
'p" expected citizen, the town Of FreJerieEs5urg
4, lFrsderietijn6g He,aid
l, Osorse blogden, Of arlington civ sn,nto,.d . .
F..,.'''"' % the t1tsons Engaged about the Co;,,f 49,
ftet.ns paw OF The old foundation Of the spndi ~ ,
o 'sdst sanding under bank Of ear 4. the yyb M,
W. 'na isn upon HIM Attic soon cxtri~,feJ he 80
uu mort tme. lie uatye Of EnslsoJ b,, 49, ~ u,
ap' mol EesPeosat.s sUhsa.,ag z. Fs,bioy,ss
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IRNSY SdLE

virtue vi deed OF ~ the Subscribers v
William Randolph aud Lucy u. his wife, TO secure 10
heh certain sum OF money therein exp cssed which,
uea was .Ncouied On the 18th of june 1917 and admitted TO
record ia Tie olef KS olce Cumberland county, al June
~ NE same year they will sell public auction to the high
80 Snr' oi cash, upon the premises, Friday the 2e,h d,y
Juy next FAIR, not the next fair day, all that ac or
% III me SAID deed expressed, in the county of Cum
Containing AIS b.. The or les; which
1nd was pun eha,edhy Martha Randolph AMI the aforesaid
marry IL eth oil the Executors Of the late joseph Roya d. AMI
o ny ihsn TO the SAID lillian Randolph, and is bounded a,
10 wit on the North by the lands Jesse Miller
anu e estate 81 the late Hughes Taylor on the East hv
pp4mauox River The South by tie of Ann c. Ran
u"h ana on the West by the lands Of Joseph Leigh or
nuob tereo be necessary 10 raise the
IN e said deed or the balance thereof due, with interest
Ney such title vested in them ny the aotc
said. JFRNIAN n sKEp
80 WILLIAM b. SMITH,
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Circumstances have put i, into our power to
coniiim more completely the statements In our
last. We have heard from unques,ionable au,hori-
~ from two most important quarters of this An
Gent Commonwealth, p" that the present admnstra-
uon is not glowing in popularity; that it no con-
sidered better has the administration of Mr.. John
adams; that irginia is determined to stand by her
principles, To defend the constitution and not TO
give up the ship. long as there is man to
read the dec1:'- The bold assertions of the Nat.
journal Got the growing popularity of MR.. A. in
Virginia. to the contrary Notwithstanding
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.WR. HIRA1r LOO1JED

- Take notice that shall on the 9Th day of J,v nov,
- oeweenEe hous Of nine o'clock morning. and ss
cioek III the evening, at Maurice Hobon tavern
Land courthouse take The dispositions OF Henry Bracket, amt
e's 10 be read as evidence depending on the
"neeEy ae o Cumberland county court which suit l. az
ana Cyrust Pakhufst - which tim aud Mace
S0u can attend you think proper SALLY BRAINS EoUD
TIC AdmrX of Francis Bgunsiord, dec,
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.Neto Establishment IN Petey sburg, N
KYLE ~ LApER IlM

AVE fece,,e1 ~ 90. ,sty arrivals large and very ge-
N NEAL sentiment Of British, FRENCH indif, 10 al
Domest, Dry Goos, aud expect BY he next arrivals. 100
Bags prime green Cofe, 2OO)0 dsysnns Cgl, 80 bales
approved factory cotton Yarns, 60 10 with select
ment Of
BOLTlNG CLOTHS
II being The intention OF the partners remain
staniy the Northern markets. they will be supplied az
tunes with whatever IS ADD aesirobic Country AIer
chants and 1ther invited ca, every article rom.
prisng this assortment will be offered sholcsai,
ana fea al snail advance Coz czss ssgtsness
IaEs G. s-E
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$3.50 Prizes ! 10 ,soOS e-o,.,o :,
-, PA Blanks iickels S1oi, ElO "

DRAWING ANNOUNCED
10 ne dsn on tue sofa of June, sooner, If The
iaA yout rurchase. -
w'ols I'e@tt SO, Iaifc5 Quarter ~ 50, Eight, %,
'iHi'enih ) IL, Thirty SECOND sc.
ny Certificate ootes-.A certificate of II whole ticket,
eau be mad to- 595dpll; II halt d. so; II quarter do
80 20 IL eighth, do ~ SIS II siNteenths do "a ~ II
ihi'ty secondt do IL So which certificate. will ent The
purchasers tci whatever prize may b. L avn
" e oIinal Ticket OF like numbers over and above the
sum of 500 dollars, benz the amount due thr ana in ill.,
Pi op"f1h iur Shares vi do. respectively.
u Que hall the profits the Of Tickets or
ABOVE we scheme price, ia the above Lottery made at either
- we ohces, from The 1t IF May the Goth
u inclusive (ani on sales Of Tickets for ORDERS actually
Ae within that time wall he appropriated and paid over 10
P"ei pesos oS the benefit heirs OF the late Robert
t The capital prizes the abnve or in any other Lottery
0n'e 9s',s'be sure asi purchase Your Tickets aud
S9s,e, al The Gold Blue" Fortune. Home p. CAN
niELOS New-Yok State Lottery dice iI2 IroaI,,av n
york; 10 Chesnu street, Piadepla and 100 Marketed
"a where htye been sold aud paid rrize. OF $4,000
1uUOo, SuOlO, 25cOO, 10000 $4,000 10000 5000 , 600
i,9oo &c amounting 10 more than uiio of dollars which
once ever has been, and will 10 be- 10 IT, motto
all prizes a drawn -
~ Adventures will examination, fnd that the tickets
Lottery are really much cheaper han the tickets any
osnea 'otLy now before the public, aud that de
states OF That will be- in all probability for many ,ear
'ehres will also notice. that thei not any lottery of
Importance at present advertised be drawn beiee
n Snu oJlh oi June DUNG which time is hoped aud
respectfully iequesicd that will brourh, on, IN
h,' splendid lottery by which hundreds, not thou
sands VIII soon he mad rich aud indie dependent.
T. q constantly keeps tickets in all tie lotteries for the ac
u ms irrnds aud others; therefore, all adven-
t ei desrou OF procuring the capital prizes IN ths hnv
ned States will 10 well 10 apply ner.,t,II or 49, ,,,
Wall ~, 70 . '% Tor .he same. Aud all orders, whether
eeNeG and promptly attended to- If addressed to
L. CANFIELD,
if2 Broadway, New York 1919 Che,nu i, phaJ.Inlia .
N,,r vor, rn.. o. $50 MarkeI-streei, Baltimore.
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June &c
YIN7ENTY D0LLaR,S REITdPn =.
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Di:h decree oi the Superior Court of Chance for the
richmond District, onouGceI Tie 18th day Of F4bri-
airy, 1925 in The OF Bur,seli vs. BurweI shall ON M
ey ihs I'm day Of July next at Boyd,on, Meekeiburg
tha hepg Mecklenburg county court day, proceed
10 'lit county Of Meehienburs Butcher Greek, i. ih
nparcs Of 90 creek low grounds more han one haf
~ woods. Of Tobacco land Of superior quality and which
- hands may he employ advantage. Terms credit Of
Two and three Bonds with approved security viii
DC rsqnIfd ana the title retained, until hey aid OIL
oEhhANT, ms. c. c. v d. or Of hi, Deputies,
1..At 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-16
TO LOTTERY ADvENTURERs-

TO LOTTERY ADVENTURES.
E)RlzES Of 100000, $1,000. 10000. $4,000 10000 of
iOOCO 10 OF 1000, 10 be drawn 3Oh Of this month await
yOui c,i.
IL Sales OF Tickets will be continued at the
"HOLD NINE FORTUNES HOME,
2 CANFIELD'S OFFICE
if2, BroadwayN Yalso at his Offices 1923 Chesnu Phla-
dslpha and SO k.tstreet Baltimore th the e0.h ist
Tor the benefit Of the heirs of Robert Fulton
Remember to call at, or immediately send to GAN
riELDS omee' too Iickes OF Share At would obtain
the capital Pr,t., Of SiO0O0O $1,000 10000 10000 vi
10000 10 OF 5000 all to he drawn on the s0th Jaue Let
y, THIS golden opportunity be uniDproved single moment
h' o '9'e VINO make immediate, application Or Tickets
Shares IN ibe Univ, siy Lottery be odated with
particular combinations tayOrite numbers.
u. authority Ut the State VI Nltyland UNIVERSITY
LoFFERF' Eighth cllss-New Series, p. CANFIELD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-16
~ OYERNEER


w ANTED immediately forthe balance the scar 10 ,ake
Richmond. '' N't iaf from
ne most unquesonahle Will be required
Office. -FF1 u 'Ae Son'l''er
June &c. >, o,