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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28

as 1t IS imPractcab.e for the members Of the com
mittee TO wait on each subscriber in person TO con-
suit MIN, and as the money is deposited in the
several banks, IT is thought advisable to give no.
by publication of this proceeding, that al the
expiration OF 10 days, from this day there will
oe deposited at the Farmers Bank of Virginia the
amount OF his subscription TO the credit of anv
subscriber, who shall within the 10 days give a
written notice that he wishes it to be done left AZ
the said Bank, OF delivered TO any member of the
comnrntee-and that after the lapse of that period
the money not reclaimed, will be disposed Of in
conformity with the opinion of the committee here
IN before expressed.
RESOLVED, Therefore, that the Chairman of this
committee be. and be is hereby authorized, to
check Tor the sums tina, may have been col
iected and deposited, or that NAV hereafter be
collected and deposited in the several Banks
Oh TINS city, under the authority of the meeting
Oh the citizens OF the 9Th OF June last and TO an.
propriaie the same 10 the purposes indicated in the
foregoing preamble.
heroived, also, That the subcommittee proceed
In the execution OF lhe duties with which they
nave oeen heretofore charged, in obtaining SUBJ
scTiplions with the view, that the amount which
may be subscribed and collected shall have the same
destination that the committee proposed to give tn
iunt's now in possession.
ne SAID resolutions were unanimously adopted
Mr.. Richie offered the following resolution:
hesolved, That the Committees, appointed in
'he several towns and counties in this State to
coiec' subscriptions for the benefit OF Thomas JET
ierson, be earnestly requested 10 co-onerate with
the Committee of this city, in Obtaining further
subscriptions -" for the benefit of the Child" whom
ne has bequsathed ' to his country .4doptc,.
unanimously.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this evening,
oe published In all the newspapers of the city,
Wh. II. CABELL, Chairman
JOHN IL. prEASa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
JOHN II. PLEAsANrs, Secretary.

In the last Communicate from Goochlanl an erra an
peas ~hc, destroy the Of the whole. Ii there stated
tnat VIC. Jefferson wa horna ShsdSe 2d of Aprl
i'oi when ought 10 have bten April I5i3: Ab.m,rI.
"a' not aeounty until Isl January, I7I5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
; and seals, this iweniy.hr.l lay d
NIMRoD BRAMHAM, H. ST.
lanes LINDSAY, L. S
JOHN M. PERRY, T., 81

We lie unteisfsned, having examined the property ss
ertd ~ TIE wHhH plot IN pursuance of te act oi The As
emily ct virginia passed February. 1926, efnins 21ohs
D1''H' l"n on own view IL ascertain the fair equiYsen:
h.be,nHre on the kvana Rve', adieen, te Of iii
by fhomns Jcdton n'Fiecn Acres adjac 10 and ncS
ing Mil SITE, u he delivered the first day January 1877
Uoliurs. " "
March, 1895. 49, ' "
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LOST

CERTIFICATE Tor three Shares Of Sfork IT a. n.
ofVirgipil 10 ibe usue II Hugh Donseic d,eJ 80
April 1904 hunhcr leo5 f5f the re0eesl " d e,s
al. be Tase . ths Bank ~ Tdg 1898,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28

Certificates IF fie rGue Of e Prize Property of TIC ,g..
Lottery.
We, the undersigned having examined the proper,v s
orhe ~ !e within plot pursuance Of the Act Of The AS
gmy "i N"sa passed February, SIG, concerning TAensy
eTF"0" rrn our own view 10 the
Tor me within described property, lying ia the county Able
marie %" ne waters d" the kvanna River known ny the name
NtON Lilo containing by survey 400 acres including
The M"n clio House and all upon the same do
aScrt" inc reers'o os'ession to he deliver ed ysai.
alter ne death OF the Aforesaid Thomas Gr1frsonl In M
Scvthty-0as Thousand JoLars+ ~ 80
March, 1926. ' $40" '' -
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AlthilS fkAD ltDSSEl
ROBERT MAYO.
RichmcnI. Inlu -


- baners who msy he dspoei erehabge with w. re IN
ke~i favour ~ forwarding their papefs vous desS
W usy nave u IN our power 70 apprecse their eJforis
le's !" ne hrsi uumhcrof The Jacton RsyuBfan one
,n,'on Of tsc as9fs 9sgpcc,ls gu also le .snrd rsst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
J e FER SOM LOTTERY
SCHEME.
) Prizes
ll,i77 Blanks
S1l2,500

This Lottery formed by the ,e,p,,v combination # 40
the p0d fe iSo %sas To deimne the prizes
inhe wheel the day Of the drawing aud nu ~ them he
an Gu, and that ticket having it, combination
TILED to the Grsndhe interesting prize Of th. Maneelia
n , ha hayns on t. the 4.h 9th and e WILDE entitled
III Phe o. the Shldwel Mills and tina, having IL the
Estate. - '~ -''"euiai'e
me prizes will be eonveyedo the fortunate holders
e drawing them, subject only the condition. T.
the subIoined Certificates oi valuation.
contemplated that the Lottery will be drawn The ~
end OF October aud hoped tina, in the uea time all he
tickets will he purchased up
IsieAn'ond, "a J.iy 3, 1895.
J. Is. YATES, 14genis Of h-
M,TETVR- rf,,.....-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-28
J: d: YATES, Z agent, Of h-
A. M'ISrYRE, s Managers.

ane agents OF the Managers, in offering the tickets tf the
Jefferson Lottery TO the public, feel confidence that they
a her s sS be eIy sI from q, s
painful consequences which inevitably speedily fl
Low" ts debts are not discharged The Agents having engsg
edo prepares tickets aud 10 conduct the Jerson Lottery
wheui for services or expenses
s al 'ne same time eitr.nely solicitous, that the
TIRE amount u the Scheme should speedily raised aud paid
oyer to the Manssy' without the los, Of
volunteer do for the the er.on Fund and thew
the eore pray that applications for tickets promptly made
race whee me orders for tickets TO be executed. As for
tteas IN IN, Lottery, they give none, and pre.umcd
na none whe desired The funds for there tickets shall
Ss KEPT sacred AMI distinct from all other funds and the
IanaSeis he advised rom time time draw them they
az, imuiate 10 ANSWER the object. Of the grant.
Inc V-nders of tickets throughout the Union hoped
wan lend Their willing aid in the sale Of these tickets and by
all part OF the country who testify
he affection and gratitude TO The memory Of the luvus
The prizes will be perceived have been valued under oath
oy gentlemen appointed by the Virginia l. gsauie. An
money IN the chance chances which they pay purec
Bm higher me,'ves than the value of prizes viii aeua,e
Oh TIE an who wrote our Declaration Of Independence II
cannot Tor moment he supposed that any will he So.
h.in''vt Under no obligations his descendants aud hs
although they would have been willing 10 relieve G Whit
ihs, they care not what may brc1me OF his offspring No. AZ
cannot asnaniinou grateful people will spurn such
sentiment as utterly unworthy Of them.
The tickets IA the JsGyson Lottery had heen prepared in
April ia> hut the offering them foi sale postponed at
the Request Of the Committee the Citizen. New York APP
4
up The Lottery bunihe tickets the day of Jubilee, and
upersede the drawing Of the Lottery aoge That
ana hea cheering riln failed in part and the ticket, mrt
now therefore be sold the Lottery drnwn 1t said
howe' that the funds rar and expected 10 be raised the
United States (exeuslre OF those tcke will he sgfces
to purchase the Monticello Prize, holder Of
The hck, J'asng IT, and thus pi that Eac foi The
escendas OF the author OF the Dtolaialon Indepe-
cehce We eanpt but hope and believe that an act 50 ne
ces:Ny for the honour of the rOunty will he accomplished
Until the it Of October, tickets in The JEFFERSON Loie-7
wil he sold by the Agents Of the Managers Tie Scheme
Price (SlOA nj their Offices a,
NORFOLK and RICHMOND, Virginia,
WASHINGTON CITY, District 81 Co!nnibir
BALTIMORE, Marglaad
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK, Ne.o York,
HARTFORD, Conceded.
WILMINGTON, Deia.rare,
RALEIGH, North CaroliRa,
LAKLESrON, South Cnrolina
4. n MiNr l9 agents Of tie AIan4gs,s
RicLr0t.a, Ia } judy, 1926.
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William Shepherd,
Robert III. He6b,
.1rchihnLd .HIIen

UItI 1OSIIUu vi. I1uFTcft,
The Committee desire, that all persons who in
tend TO join in the Procession, will attend \, tho
Courthouse at O'clock
The Gallery in The Church is allotted to the La =
dies.
The Committee respectfully recommend to their
fellow citizens to abstain from business during the
solemnties of the day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
FURTHER SUPPLIES OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,

E NLEMlNG & EDWIN JAMES s. co. Market Bridge
have received (nostly BY the last arrivals from New
York, )theS following desirable DRY GOODS, viz.
cases extra superne blue and black cloths and cassi-
meres very cheap
4 do. fine & extra fine light fancy prints
DO Merrimack domestic prints, beautiful goods
do. superfne black crcassans and A bumbaze,, mn
bet superior goods for gemtlemen's summer weary
bales 3-4 brown shirtings
DO d. do. sheengs
l do 1-4 bleacked do (extra fine
do superior turlaps, Mes. /, 2, 8, 81
Q do. "Heylen" rolls
bleached German rolls
2 bales British oznaburgs
| case Al demi lawns md linen cambria hdkfs
l do i, aud Cd buff jaconett and linen ca,nbrics
jcbvoP)
do. containing large assortment of she'll, tuck Ionr
bent neck. deep teeth and other side combs anon
the tuck are some Of very large size
fine aud superne ivory shell pocket dressing im
itaton tuck and crambo combs
Native colored French drngs
Black Denmark
Elegant barege scafs
Plain " figured black levanrIue hdkfs.
Brown and black Hollands
Mems and women's hest black horseskin gloves
Womem's best white and black English silk hose
Black Il white plain and ribbed hose, large sizes and
fine
White Italian Grape, white Grape lisse
Feather aud palmetto fans
Stout blue plains for padding
Round and fiat bohbn
Linen and tapes
Btack white and green gauze wells, &C.
Which added their former stock makes the asso,t-
ment quite extensive and unusually good for the season.
All OF which they disposed sell at IA prices on their
usual terms
June D ,y4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
To the Planters, Merchants, and Shi p
pers, Of Tobacco in VIRGINIA.

FENHE Commercial intercourse of the City Of New York
d with the Nations oil Europe Iu,iies
together with its extensive trade the line
aud the Northern Lakes render it The desirable ST.
tUatIon for general depository of leaf and manufactured
Tobacco III the nted States With these consde aons
before them, and in order render the Establishment
worthy of the City of New York, and permanently prof.
table to the planters and shippers of the article in Virginia.
the subscribers have prepared extensive
good situuton for the object of receiving and selling
commission Of leaf and manufactured Tobacco. From
their extensive correspondence, and intimate knowledge Of
The vasous qualities which will suit the different markets
which supplied from this port and the high price which
Virginia tobacco commands, they hope to receive the
ders and consisnHents of all who may wish encourage
an establishment devoted To this sole object and they pro-
mise on their part that nothing shall he wanting give
general satisfaction They will advance for freight and
effect insurance to ORDER and give the earliest informal on
Of sales effected, that time May be lost in making
rem,tances or III giving their correspondents the oppou
nifty TO draw on them in New York. Communications
and coDsignnents addressed Samuel Storms & Co. No.
81 Water street, New York, will meet with prompt atten
ton SAMUEL STORMS.
THOMAS HAND.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
SUMMER GOODS.
HALL NEEnsoN
Has Reeired by Late .4rriydLs.

Has ReCeiced by Late .4rririis,
StUrERToR black Italian Lutcsfines
- Sd black Iaffeta
Rich figured and shaded Silks
Fancy Bcrege striped ditto
Sattens aud Florence Silks assorted
Black Mode, (part very SUPERIOR
Black SaTcenrts aud Sensiaws
Black aud colored Mandarin Grapes and Robes
Black Bombazuo assorted
Black Italian Grapes and Shawls
SILK and cotton Hosiery
Cambria and furniture Dinities
London aud French printed Cnmbrics
Cambria and common Ginghams
Plain Cambrics and Jaconets
Figured mud plain Null and Brokinusrirs
Real India aid Swiss ditto
India and Swiss muslin robes, (very creLdn;)
Ditto long Shawls
Beregc and game Ifkls. aud Scarfs
Rich lace Feils IIkIs. aud PeIereIfes
English and Brussels thread Inccs
Al tamhored and plain Bobbiuet Lace
Thread Cambrics md HIS
IfIsh Linens of heavy texture and warranted bleach
ID and6-4 Sleetings ditto
"a 81 and 1O-4 table Diaper and Damasl
Byrdeye and Russia ditto
German Ticklenburgs and Oznaburts
LondnnS h. Cloths and Cassmercs
Fancy silk and Narseillrs Vcstnes
silk striped and plain billings
Manu- chop and company Nankeeus
Black Crcassams and EOmhazetis
Thread and cotton Tickings
Thread and Gotten Checks Paids and Stripes
Brown ame bcaChed ShpIngs and SlieetIrs
Tortoise she'll tuck and side Combs
Gloves Umbrellas, and ParasolIs
WIN variety OF other Goods forming an excellent as
ortment, which will be sold at the lowest prices for
June % AZ -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
BY PLEAsANTS s. SMITH.

~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING IS published hciee a
reck, (Tuesddys and Fridays) re dollars per AMMAN,
payable IN adrGnce:
IL PrectoIs to discontinuence Of tie paper, al ar
fsarages must he paid up. .45d Mose ictO may IRISH
discOhtnue wW notify he Editors to that eeci tedst
thirty days before he period empires for hch they sab
Scri6ed.
u For Gi0erii.ing-75 square Cor ess) for The
FIRST insertion, and SO cents for each
number Of Insertions be noted The MS otherwise
they WU be continued and charged accordingly.
Is advertisements from The country 10 be paid for
odrance, assumed By responsible iaduidua his
1,idce Manchester.
~ RI letters 10 he Editors mast DC post pdido they
1rHi receiue attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
BY Order of the Executiye.
y AN6oLrHs va EEpoRrs,

I'D ANDOLPHS (VAD REPORTS,
, Z GiLMEB'S wa REPORTS,
HENlNGS STATUTES AT LARGE: being col'cc-
SION Of all the Laws Of Virginia. from tine FIRST session of
the Legislature, in the year 1919, IN l. volumes.
tine Laws NJ country necessarily connected viii,
every thing belonging 20 the people Of it; tho
s'ugn knowledge of the aud OF eir progress would inform
Of every thing that useful be known about
om AMI ore Of the greatest mFcrecions ofhsfonaus in
general, is owing to their Ignorance Of Law"
IL The above works will be sold al reduced ,,r;re..
consequently great Bargains Nay be had if eariy ap-
giIcs.ion he made % III. & y. NASI!.
raicn 10 g-v.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
A CARD.

The year 1920 the Compiler Of Manuel Tor the Ar
tllests OF Virginia. submitted his manuscript 10 the
inspection az gentleman, ippnher Of the Court of
Appeals. Several applications have been made for This
MS. and Inc Compiler has been informed that it has
been loaned to whose name is forgotten The
writer respectfully requests the person into whose bands il
may have fallen 10 deposit with Col. Bernard Peyton,
cr 1t. Gov. Daniel, in Eichmom.
The Of the writer Of this notice is left with these
gentlemen and with The Editors Of the Enquirer, and te
Editors of the lvbir.
Warruiou, Va. May so, 1896. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04

Isl .4pT5{, 1896.
Office is hereby given to the Poprictors of The six
Il per ccu Stock Of 1915, Loan Of $7,50OO0O, that
tie principal Of the said Stock remaining unredeemcd aud
I've interest which may be due thereon ut the time will be
pad to the SAID Projectors or to their legal representa-
've d"y authorised, on the FIRST day or july next M the
Treasury, IN Washington, such Loan Office on the
books nj wilc' any portion Of said Stock may stand
lnrnauoN further given that surrender Of the cerli-
fcaes Of size said per Stock Of 1873 will be reoir-
r at the fine Of redemption, and that tie interest thereon
will cease aud determine the sou, day Of June 1896
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary of tie Treasury,
ar.u7 21-2,t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
University of Virginia.

A there is POST-OFFGCE established here, al the
- letters, newspapers, pamphlets, magazines &C. in.
tended for Professors, Students, and residents of
ibis place may be directed Immediately the University
Of Virginia, Al0cmarc county, unless otherwise ordered
a. S. BRCCKENBGOJGH. p. VI.
Ncs1s 8,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
Botetourt Springs.

THNHlS Establishment open for the reception Of COM
n pany for the present season, usual The virtue of
heretofore heem mnutey described and berr NOW
y known the subscriber deems unnecessary to 20 into
detail OF them lie will only add his best exerons
VIII De USED 10 make the stay Of sGch ladies and gentlemen
may favour him with their company as agreeable as
possible Alter the lst July the Western mail stage from
Richmond passing through Lyncbug will commence run
nS Hfect I" TINS place and will continue do till the
FIRST second week in Oco6cr-heeby aGordinu to gen
uemen an opportunity of visiting the mountains without
n'urfng the expense Of travelling with their own horses
ana ca'aees-and should they wish extend their visit
to the other Springs they can do So in la ok kent bv the
subscriber Tor that purpose. All letters for this place should
DC addressed TO Cloverdale Post-oce Boetou county
June u A
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04

Manchester letter, dated 11b May mentions that
me poor people there complain much oftbe
"ior they say" adds the letter, chat when the American
gram was admitted, there great expectation Of
Hanne's IA return, but chat now this trade is entirely
cut up owing to the exclusion Of foreign cornD Tie
British ministry will od very difficult to MANAGE be-
tween the powerful landed interest, on one hand resist,
ing any change m the Corn Laws, and the mass Of the
population calling FOR their abrogaton
Some time ago the proprietor of the Medical Record.
era valuable periodical work published in PiladcI
pha-oitered premium Of one hundred dollars for the
best essay on Govt and rheumatism. Dr. TIartsborno
OF FhiadeIpna, Dr. Macauy Of Baltimore. and DR..
rancIs' OF New York, we're appointed examiners and
lbey have awarded the prize 10 DR.. Mann PAGr. Of
Richmond Virginia. The essay will be published in the
next number Of the Recorder now in the press, wi, ~
VIII also contain the commencement O. tie rarsaotins
OF the Medical Society G T,-giuia Instituted At win
chester, in tat Stale. " '">
The RE dGcrcd by Tie Medical Society OF The Stat,
n ''a'yi9ud Tor an essay Cholera Infapt,nn. has
0een awarded 10 Dr. Cartwright Of Natchcz, anthor
cO-der. '-N'0' nc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
WILLIAM NEALE & co

pEG leave TO inform their friends and the public that
- u'ef assortment IS rendered. by additional arrivals
from New York and Philadelphia very extensive a, COM
pefe comprising almost every article Substantial and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OF American, British French, German, China and other
manufactures, in their line.
lhey have been purchased at prices corresponding with
the times, and will be sold for or to punctua Gus
toners at very small advances.
May IS q nf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
I,,,e Is
For Rent.

Comfortable Dwelling House, with passage, four
IA rooms, cellar, apartments, yard garden &c adjacent
IL mills, in airy ton and free from dust.
FOR-S.4LE,
HANS for families, and good Madeira
WINE, in demiokns. p. HAXALL & co.
June 81 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
Shannondale Springs.

New Method of Pressing Leghorns.
r EGHORN and Straw Bonnets bleached, cleaned, al
q tered and dressed They will be pressed by mach
nery being entire invention, which greatly improves
the HOd gives superior gloss the surface
Country aud others have their Ieghoris
pressed and trimmed by the dozen short notice on
reasonable Also Dresses made, and plain Sewing
done, by MRS. MARTIN,
Two doors below Uarrs's building, and me- rlv
opposite the Merchants Coffee House, Main st.
Nav 10 Ct
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HEFERENCEs -


Glass 81 Gerard,
1'ho's Ii. Smith, Esq.
East India Merchant, 49,, On,
John ]. Aston, Esq. ''" A''" 0'S'
Philip Hone 6, Co.
John q. Naude, Esq.
Lewis Brown, Esq.
David Davey, lptiGddpltid.
VIM. Duncan & Co.
.jfiue is III 12t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04

NAVY CO1rM1ssIoNERs' OFFIcE,l
80 May, 1926.
FE7HE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive led
= proposals until the FIRST day of July next for fur
nshing
1000 NIushcts and Bayouets, such used in
the army,
1000 Cutlasscs-anl
500 pair Of Boarding Pistols
Samples Of the Cutlassrs and Pistols be forwarded
with the offer to furnish the same.
Mav9 9w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-04
From the NF'0 York National .4drocate Of J,ue "a.
GRAND CANAL MEDALS.

The Corporation of the CITY of New York with \
public spirit equally honorable to themselves and to
their fellow citizens, have caused Medals to be struck
TO comneno rate the great state work winch unites
our western Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean
The highest class of Medals are of nold and have
been transmitted 10 the distinguished citizens to whom
they were awarded by the Common Council. The
iohowug letter TO tue three surviving sgners of the
OF independence speaks the feelings of
CITY, The answers of those illustrlons Patriots ~ IN he
read WIN interest Mr. Carroll and Mr.. Jefferson
are he'iyeen eighty and ninety years of age, and Mr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-27
Drawing of the
GraMN Consolidated LOTTERY.
which took place in Washington on the Goth inst The
following are the drawn numbers

which took place in Washington the Goth inst The
following arc the drawn numbers
IL IS 9 5 IA
That ticket having ON it as combination, the mum.
bers 9 IA, being the three last drawn in the order
in which they stand is entitled to the highest prize
$4,000
And those five other tickets which have on them jc
numbers in the following ORDERS are entitled to
the prizes affixed to them respectively, viz.
Sd 5th and 4th $4,000
4th Sd and 5th $4,000
4th 5lh and Sd 10000
5th Sd and 4th $4,000
5th 4th and Sd lO,I6o
All Others with three of the drawn numbers on them
are prizes of $1,000.
Atickets having them for ..,eir combination nos
II and 49, being the lst and ID, prizes of 500 dolls
All tickets having on them the numbers SIS and g. or
and 3, are each prizes of 100 dollars
All others having any two of the drawn numbers on
them are each prizes Of 40 dollars.
And all tickets having one of the drawn numbers OH
them prizes of 20 dollars.
Holders of tickets respectfully invited to call
this afternoon and examine the official list.
april 81 JOHN CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-27

The King of Portugal is dead, and his sue
cessor 10 the crown is the present Emperor Of
Brazil-the independence of which power has
been recognized by Portugal itself. This pre-
sents curious point for statesmen to settle.
Will the emperor of Brazil renounce that cha
racler and be content with the sceptre of "or-
tuga; will he adhere to the Emperorship of
Brazil and abandon that Of king of Portugal; or
finally, will he combine both characters into
one, and reign the king Of Portugal and the
emperor of BraziE In that case, ifPortugal de-
clares war against Brazil, or vice versa, which
side of the question would this king or emperor
as the case may be, take in such an emergency?
Baltimore american.