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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
FoR THE EA.ouIRER.

.Uessrs. Editors: Since my communication OF
2lsi March last, have made as strict enquiries
respecting the laws establishing auction sales in
the State Of New York as have been able, and
find that they so arranged to bring into their
state all The foreign trade they possibly can, and
in doing, they commit great injustice to SOME
Of lhe other States, viz: BY the Laws Of N. York
ioreign manufactured goods pay IL per cent.
5uty TO the State. Therefore, all the foreign goods
bought 10y our citizens al auction IN New York
, endefs our State tributary TO the State Of New
York Tor l 2 per cent. foreign commerce,
lppinung 30 year 80 between two anil three mill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

ing me strong and q emorabe expressions IN Mr..
Jeherson's letter. IL is for Mr.. Adams or Mr..
Giles to say, whether the whole matter is to come
out:
TO The Editors of the ENQUIRER.
II appears that the New York Even,ns Post has
laIen into an error in interpreting most material
p q ot Mr. JetTerson's letter TO Nh. Giles IL re-
iates to MIR. Adams political conversion. The
% AS IT regards the unfoanded opinions. which
Mr. Jefferson unfortunately and u,stskingly en-
tertained, respecting the views of the Hartford
Convention, we now besr how they were de-
rived. John Quincy Adams was the man who
both betrayed and slsndered cruelty, and nedly
sianuered, those who composed that convention
1t does not appear from the tue Interpretation
OF that letter, that MIR. Adams gave Mr.. Jefferson
any information whatever of the views of the
Hartford Convention. MIR. Jefferson's opinions in
That respect were consequential. But, Mr.. Jetfer-
son evidently alludes to the information received
hom Mr. Adams, at the time of his cow er sion,
ISUo or lS07. That related>to The views of the
federal party generally, and particularly of the
leading federalis,s in New England Of that day
MI Jefferson thus expresses himself ia his letter:
:" doubt whether single fact known 10 he
world, will carry clear a conviction TO il, of the
corr ectness OF our knowledge Of the reasonable
ntei's 81 lie federal party of that day, that dis
closed by MiS most -farious ant daring ST.
tempt to discover the Unen, of which the Har,-
toid Convention was subsequent chapter.''
W.T. JeHefeoh clearly aiudes here to the dis
closure of Mr.. Adams in 1905 or 1907, and not TO
he meeting of the Hartford Convention, " ich di,t
not take place ill 1873 or ISI1-at least FIVE
years after Mr.. Jeerson's retirement from Office
and OF which he speaks, subsequent cilapieT 10
me one disclosed IN 1906 or 1907. The nefariou.
and daring attempt to discover the Union there
lore, must relate to MI. Adains's disclosure of hat
day, 1906 or 1907; and evidently relates 10 the
r,ens Of the ,cto'e federal party IF that dan. Mr.
Jeffersons expression is, the correctness uf our
knowledge OF the reasonable views of the federal
party Of thai day. as Hiat disclosed by Utts most
nefarous aud daring attempt to discover the Union
oil which the Hartford Convention was a sub-e.
quen' chapter" Mos, clearly pointing to the dis
closure made by MIR. Adams al lie lime of his al
legged political conversion, OF the reasonable views
OF the federal party Of Htcf day, 1906 or 1907 to
ils-ever the Union-ani from which treasonsbls
views OF discovering the Union, Mr. Adams had
determined to sever himself fpreverasa party poll
'ician the Hartford Convention being chapter
-uoseqnent to the one disclosed by Mr.. Adams,
and consequential from il, in Mr.. Jefferson.
views oil the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
J.iQUELL.V y. T3YLOR-

J-1Q CELI-V II. I.dYLOR
AS removed TO the above j ames
hiss opened hts all supply ~ Goods London Iy-
erpOOl aud New York, eonsisung IA part Of
Cough aud b. Wilson's and Candy napt eoit5us plain.
Rose, Whitney, point aud strip 4 blankets
White, Ted, yellow, green black snd Glue GAnnels
Green baz-s and bOeking-, aud D9nits
"a cloths. isainou shts snl plan.
Figu,ed and PLAN bomhazes plaid, and Tattinets
German oznatuiss, uokl.nburgs AMI hursI.
Brussels hiddermiuser aud ScOtth pttIes aud rugs
Blue, black, nrQwu green cloths aud ess,n,e es
Double pulled drah cleth aud low priced . wansuonn
Al niOzine, toilIuet, AMI Vsi,hois vrsIug
London hats, umhi elias, and oOiouisd
OsnSr, youths, bOys' chtdTsh's cloth cans
White, hiAk and siate w1ed co1lOH siik
Olive aud dISb bang cords
Jaekonet, book and null nusns aud esnihric,
Callieoes, giHgham, Cole Paly and hatI.le
PLAIN aud figured Gro de Nap, Florence aud Alian ks
Gimp, Greeisn aud thread isee' aud edsgs hand.
some patterns
PLAN aud figured white aud black bobhinct
Black and white bohbiuet wells htii Handkerchief
Bell, bonnet aud love ribbons aud gimps
Gents and ladies' buck HEAVIER, horse and gloves
lush linens, sheenss and lawns, approved quality
Linen aud cotton bedtIcSing aud bindBy
Oambrick, hahit aud furniture dmiy
Floss, pound anl shoe thread, spool and ball cotton
Silk bJkfs. sewing silks sAd twist
Linen and cotton apron aud furniture check
Metal, gilt aud silk buttons aud nuults
Linen cambria and cambric pocket hdkf-
best L"hdOn pins and needles dai n,ns and bvdkins
brow" and bieaehed don'e,cs and pielts
Cloth bue and steel rassnet,
Mantle, toilet and swing glasses
London sOsl' tooth aud shaving brushes;
ALSO,
Rodgers pen and pocket kuivv-, razirs and ,ciors
Buck add ivory table k,yes aud fJrks
She knives, flies aud ws
Pad aud plat, Iocks, 'aueet., &c.
ShMPes tower prof. bras aud steel orn,mentei gus
wan variety OF other gopdsailO wneh have %, en- ca,
tat" selected, AID s'e Vheied iv price,,
S-- -. 39-4'&w2v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

4 OL1.IC 10 I|II.I.N z 2. ItN.
PETITION will he presented to the next Session of the
Virginia Legislature, praying that he inspectors Of ali
F1bc Wareiuses sal be red IN inspecting Tnlsco g.
TO e eak ~ 'w different pats OF heal order
l" dettIi me many mp"sons prAcisvd pzis and
certain warehouses, wherr are couagei at and
where inspectors iee TO break ~ suc place.
Sept -. SsLtf
IN chane,Iy - tues n,idvn "a Inr cir -, .-fi.. -, -
J0hn GooJe sud Thomas q ,de ~ n 90
A"+' 1'dden' George Boswell, anl rhon c. Baite.,
The DeieGdsnt AMI Golden, no, having entered h.; 49,
FeH ahee anu insecurity according ACT IT A..s
asa The hnits OF this COURT aud sysrin ito
evidence itat he Is not an Inhahtiant TINS State or,
q" tue Painh, by counsel, IL is ordered That The .i IT,
ehu1ni 90 appear here on the day of peceirbrr COM
"'S anu etsr us appearance sni answer IT., Pintd I'll
'nd ihat copy OF tins order he inherited IN NJ az
PAPes pa n'td ~ the city OF Richmond town of Pcte,s
o' weeks ."eressVey aud posted the font in,r ~, as
1'u' '''Ou'e VI ssh county a cTy. T.se
sspt. - :" IL 1t LEf,d.e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
1924 Prjzrs.
1850 BIqnks
$I24.92O

l5lSO Blqnks
The uery formed by the simple combination three
iurms 2480i uoke' aud the drawing ballots which plo-
duces So pzrs With thee uf the dawn numbers On them
1893 with two Ut theH sud uf then on, t.
refdut h1,inr none. heite LlaGks.
T. deteftu.us te fate VI the 80i uckets schetu-
'he - numheis (tfom T. - inclusive al he placed IL
heel On the day OF te drawing, aud eight Of them he drawn
ont II randow aud tnst uck' having It combination
prze Of s-5n 40
TLathsving IL ths-o,h, 9TH and c.b to 5000
d. 50 and 1th, 90 25oO
Sd, 9Th aud 9Th. 1000
an, eth aui Gfh, to 800
9Th, 3th add 1fh 90 tOgD
Thc's Eve ticksis having die 4th 9Th aud TN; oh
9TH and S'hi 4h 7h aud sh 5h, 9Th aud 9Th, OH an
and slh-tach, 1909
And an other prizes dsietpaed in similar n,snn.r spI
a. detailed IN the ,eheme q this lottery published the
newspapers aud balls.
Whole Tickets o, HdiC 90, Quarters 4 SO
P7cksse If ~ ekfin tDs lottery tontsin tue Whole
81 numbers used AMI Of necessity draw n least a. 49,
lars 90 pfikea Uelener who prefer 10 adventure frh he
large prizes only, usy deduct, the time III pntT 80. al
emitting Tie holder drag the extra nrt,e ,n,ns
(Which method very Convenient 20 thuse ssiIs tsIe ~
iance aud dskfhe collection 81 small prtze toopsy.1n
,h wy ee''ci't "r The proceeds Vt i8 Whole Stgi
20 81 "a
d. "a Quarter do. d. rs S0
do' ~ iIr6ihs do. 40 q al
~ we hw7re" vii Bvs the utmost attention 10 a..
commands 81 disnf aivcnar. rs Tor Ticket. .o5 &C., -
lorFsfi i'tt @ tr are the ofcisl the dta,g
cash pad RENTED directly Tor prige Ne som =, 4,
AN le"tis and ders 10 be post paid AMI ,Id,e.sea .
YATES &c MCINTYRE, Manaee,,.
sep'st 800, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
Sa'"'e 10 amend "a. Statute ..laSs.Aos Tas,e in Co,

Sia"ie 10 amend s Statute .faSlAine Table in Col
Isgs.
- Passed the otI july, 1927.
Nc ordained That h- Faculty ps-n any Student AT
"i'h the assent OF ht guardian Coninu-
eated IA writing directly tDthe President any ber oil
ne aeuy to board out of College any place approved by
me FACULTY. 10 inst ne not
ga ts same terms As the Steward required statute to r
ma e Students thar the bOaId paid by tho,.
"ho o'ATd out OF College shall dolls, Tor IN.
"hie course tiudng thing except washn. candles
anu i '"es' ~ dots aud shall received by an,
person boarding a student > -
"a DC further ordained That the board must b, raid IN
a'ce a now prescribed by the Faculty, 10 paid to The
:. to say the whue shall he INTO
TWO parts and the board for each paiL advance: aud At
snail 50 happen that student OF
any nall Year, ceases TO board with the steward shall moi he
10 refund 10 the student part years
ooAid unless tae Faculty, FROM the peculiar OF
any PHfi" niAr shall portion o,
he board To be refunded, which shall efunded
ss'etsbiy TO the II The Faculty This Statute sbai
be iu iIiee IL On aud alter the passage thereof.
Ttue Copy.
JAM rs SkMPLE,
POT. Law
DABNEY BROWN,
PlV'r. Of Humanity.
sept ~ S9-wtIOhN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

" meeting ofthe Visitors of w. s. Mary Col
lege ~as held on his evening @ present) the Rev.
Adam Empi-, of Wilmington, North Carolina,
vas appointed the President of the College, Pro-
lessor of Moral Philosophy. &c.-This Cen
ueman was formerly Chaplain at West Point,
aud Professor OF History, Geography and Ethics
In hat i"r'ituii'n, lie IL Episcopal Cler-
syman X -poSen very isvorabJ of - man o { high
character conciliating department, great pieiy aud
general scientific requirements"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
Il Sifuafion Hanfs,i

4 YOUNG MAN who Is qualified to the Greek Latin
n French aud English Languages, get
inert for the 1928, Teacher private ,hoo or
Academy.
Letter, addrs,,edioJ G. NJ Grsham'. Store AItemsre
county, Va. will be attended 10.
~sptsmher 81. Sa-atf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
DRY GOODS

We Subscriber has recommended the importation OF Dy
sas "a NJ. onn account; and offers for sale by
snn t'taii Swe selected Assortment Of STAPLE
49, A t wei, ,sasd to ,hs Market lis good.
seieeeJ oy h,msei 10 England sold upon ODE
rate terms iis old iie.ds and customer. are rrsp-etnv
invited to call and see them ms ON II lately oe
- Y - e iayi"T = 60. CHARLES ELLIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

uiique quaeitngse ex USU
Tteipubiier, m Je-,ite DIVING
rum, huininarun pu6itcGrUIn
prfSafarum que rsium esse
eenseJit, IT ageie, lscere, jus
Poftstasqie SIT, ita at Div.
Aug. Tib.rioque JuliI Cs.ari
Aug. Tiberioque Claudio Car
SAIL Aug. Grrmsnico fitit.
Uuque quGeaaque ante
hane Lesem rugsI-un acts,
ge.ta, decr,ia, inPera.a aL
lmPeratoIe Cse-are Vespasia-
NJ Aug iussti, mandstu We
gus u quoqae facta s'iRt, ca
Pe'inde j,tsia rat1que sint,
II &C 81 Popufi Ptsvisve jas
az Gcta esssHi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

Arfs DUSLOp a CO. have ns,ofe snd oTsr for s,s on
- ressrnsblste Ter ps
f1lJ ;iics sois Leather n v't'oi' 'sliuss
AM have constantly ON hfnd
Y1i-'s Patent Sipt, aFor'ei stses
Got nails d. d.
lnper,,. Gunpov Ter, y ,ras 'te'p1 ant ou-hons
g. ,s. - rt-st;cto oft " if'.f1 d" ir'.
sept. 1f. 81 -wfuf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

In rencountre, which lately took place in the
neishoourhood OF Chester Courthouse. South
Carolina, between Col. 5, okes and John NJ Daniel
the latter shot the FORMER who diei Fl ON the wound
MIR. NJ Daniel has been sne-ted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

, Law Student may, II he thinks ht attend other
r'"'.ssoIs aud remain to the eri OF the I, guar cou,,
ou ne attends The Law Lectures only, M. necessary
WIZ ne t0I bSard lod ging, Washing tn, aI-
ue Attendance cf servants, sc. ION, the last Al IN
uay tn oe when that school Commences, the begin
"ls OF the iast week IA April whem 1t must clO..,
mat IcuatIOn Library fee (~hic will emil. Tho
sis"' 10 the nee uss Of the Law Lbrsry) consstin.
V' eoertVh oi well selected books suitable to his
course II study, m addition the advantage, If M.
general hersry enjoyed BY olier students,
10 the P.vivssvr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
Ftusment ofthe fnseriutian.

- Let h,n, (vs,pa,,an)
be perinittet 10 make puoiic
trest,eS and alliances, N
with whua.sIever ~ he may
desire, as was permitted TO
Augustus, 10 ribetius, aud 10
Ciaudius.
That whenever he shall have
recommended to the Senate,
n To the Roman People, those
whD ATE Ia quest o any office
(3) oharyr, command, or the
standardization vi any thing
whatever, vi that he shsil
have given Ia them, or pro-
Ibised Them hp vote, that Il eat
respect ~ shall he had there
&, ~ all the sssenblagGs u
tue reople.
Lat him have all power and
authority TO do, a. TO execute
schdtsoeVer he shall Judge
advaHfogeotss to ths kepl.6-
ttc, and suited 10 the majesty
OF things huma" and divi,.e.
public aud P' ivate, IN the
sonir manner as Augustus,
Tiberius aud Claudiu. mad
That whatsoever shall have
heen executed, ordained, de
creed, commanded by The
Emperor Cesar Vespasisn
Augustus, aud every thing
,vhsch shall have bee. PerfOT-
med by hiS order on command,
before the present law, shall
De held 10 be duly and isg,ti-
inIttty done, (5) III the sam e
manner as II II had been done
by tke order o + the people. (G. }
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

The Pennsylvania Canal Commissioners deter
mined, on Tuesday last, Unanimously, that the
canal which Is TO commence at Eiston, shah ter
inmate at Bristol or at the creek running into the
Delaware at the lower end of Bristol.
Phil. aurora.
"A cow If the Durham breed has been brought
Tor John Hare Powell Egg. by Captain Serril, in
the FuscaroTa which has just arrived from Liver
pool ans animal Is supposed to be of the
hnest Of It's species that his been landed upon
the American soil. Phi. Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

The National intelligence congratula,es those
who rejoice in the progress OF Internal Improve
'nents, upon the deceive -ep, which the Cor pora-
uon OF w Arlington has taken towards the constluc-
non OF the Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal. /, may
well be called decisive. for they have subscribed
one million OF dollars TO the Stock. The In,eligen-
Ger Observer
This subscription is a serious Undertaking on the
part OF The City. IL Is one, however which can in
voive no important responsibility, until the work
Itself begins; and when begun. the responsibility
Is one which l. jus ihed by the advantages which
1t offers, and by the prospect OF ample remunera-
ton which II holds out. Should the work 90 on AZ
we cannot now doubt, TO The city of Washing
ton will justly attach the honor of commencing
the work OF which the great patriot who gave
his own name to the City Was the hrs. great pro-
j-ctor.
An act was also passed by the Corporation, for
creating Stock bearing interest OF per cent
per annun, iredeemable Tor thirty years, to an a.
mount adequate TO satisfy the judgment OF the Su-
preme Court in favor OF Chssiain Clark the gem
usman who drew prize of 100000 in the
ashington Canal Lottery which however was
embe]ziej by Gillespie, the Manager.
Raieish Rig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
BROaDRoCK R.qCES.

I'VE Fall Races the Broadtook. Curse will com
a 'nehce on The first Tuesday a. Oct. next. " ~
~ day-A Sweepdake Tor years OLD Last shrine mill,
hesu . entri =, 500 each, and closed O. ~
- day-ProprIetor5 Purse $500 mil. heat.
% day-i"ekey Club Purse S60O, 3 mile heats.
4h daysrsce l. calculated IN, 40 tleresr MANY e
hofses ga lieininss good sport may be expected.
ISHAM PUGKErr, Prop risior
DNP'- - 5g-qe
TUE Oo.Psrtnei1hp ofJTO. PA.y LEY n co - No.
= dssoVei by mutual CONSENT All SON indr beJ m tiS
c9ncerh .fe fequsfe 10 nak eimnedae pay.an ~ s,e
u the undcfsisnel. JNON4S BROCNENBROUGH
yd4UELINE n. HdBEIE
Sept. 20.
the snbser'hers have connected then..eIve. i, p.;
der the frn ~ gaa Ls;r Bttsr, & Go s,d 80. % IN
itt o. 'be tpek Ut The lsie concefn n John Wa L.. =
sfthsr with t1@n re ;eoi supplies tom pirtan,b A.
' "'i -'eAe 'heh asacrtnent very Complete.
JOHN nv J.Efg
WfLLf1h 4. BdKER,
g.. o, JOHN y. RERTH, Jr.
ap--T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

AMMO JUDGEMENT of The DRa lTI.A-G-.
COHEN'S OFFICER rtet-stresL
BGhinoTe, 1stgust 6fh, 1927.
- We have the pleasure drawing ofte
GRAND
LITER ATUR RE LOTTERY
Of the State Maryland will place in the CITY OF BAN
Wednesday the I7h OF October, oonieted
On that day Tins lottery the bran Sratt
containing, besides the capitals Of 10000 DOLLS andIOOo
DOLLS no less than TEN prizes vi TWO THOUSAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
SClIENIE,

9662 prizes, amounting TO 1IIOO0 Dollars
Subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen pcr cent
97 The CASH for nv whole OF tine Prizes ran be had
usual at ColiENS OFFICE the mouItn thry are drawn
Tickets 3 90 Quarters 81 %
Halves = so Eightbs o 625
Orders from any of the Quilted States, eitherl by
mail (pos ps'd enclosing Cash
Prze Tickets amy OF the Lotteries, will same
prompt aud Funeutl attention If personal application.
IL 9d!rsSsfo
il CoHEN,Jr 4 BROTHERS. BaItsnfcrz.
BALTIMORE Angr.t 10. 1922. 2s-if2or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

- dsr'ons having elaus against the estate Of Geo An
aet.on, deo late of Cumberland county are rcqur, ed
M "ew iorwsid Toe adIustuenf, being ahar 10 close my
''.', - tNecui1f ~ DUNhNU. ESQ.
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

- Fe.lus We, cum quibus
violet. fscefe lie.st, TIA uti H.
cut Divo Aug. II. JaliV Ca-
sari Aug T,e-r,oqu- Cia1-
i'o C-sari Aug. 6eraauieo.
O;ique quos nIsgi.,rs,u'n,
fu,es,a,em. i,nperiu", Cur,-
,'onsm We enJus rel petentes
Senatui ropuloqua Romano
commandments, quibu, que
suh,sss''oneni s,iaID dederit,
ptomiser't, eorub coInitiis
9uibusqde Extra Oidinem ratio
Labestui.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

NIB. The Law STUDENT must furnish himself with "a
4sAt bo0K fuckers bsckstVhe, aud Revised Guide.
'he Cthsr Acsot Assembly we'll the acts Ut Conyt.
WOULD be also very useful to nun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21
lvilllan. aud May College,

Sept. III, 1927.
I'HE COLLEGE will omen as u,usi the Cirammar seboo,
the last Monday IN Oct. ~
he 1rspmar sehoolw close the last day July aud
"a" ne t'hs' school, on tie 4Ih of July following.
ne o"isrs OF Induction will be . follows;
. IA he Moral School Rhetoric, BslitsLsttre., the
rn''s"rly OF Gtsumsr. Logic aud Ethics.
4 q" ihe mathematical ScAooks rhe Elements of Cenme-
~, Algebra rain aud sPher'eai Tsononetty, Surveying
densnrst'on, Fiuxiohs aud As,ronou.y.
j. Law Sch0oI Law ne Poiiee
= FAno'oPdieal School Dynsnies, M.chanie Hydrciy-
neun~os Acoustics, opie M,ynrn Eisetr,eii,
, ,. Fot,t'eat La'e' Natural aud National Law Politics.
History, the Philosophy VI the human mind polieai
ECONOMY. "
O. TIE School Of Humanity: there are The Latin Gr.rk
be Stearheis. .v,-...
ihe scholars IN this school inst ucted m The En-
sisb iSnTusge, Ue"srsPhy, Athhm, tic, snd \. ,uirv
Inc expenses Il. cessay incurred by a stud. ut ,n a
abundance It ssrynH'-, X ID. 100
Fees to Professors GO lO.. FOR each cou,.,) 90
MAi's"i@''1 OF Library Fee,
~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

of power is stronger than hunde against it,.
81 What has been done, ard allow ed,'' says
another distinguished msn, may be lawfully re-
peated''
cast my eye not long since this Lex Re
ea, as presented to US by VI. Barbeyrsc, aud think
read in il the history OF our own county. If
the present strides to unlimited power in the iede
raj COVE nment not arrested, we shall exhibit
the same spectacle read in the fate of
the Republic of Rome--So beautifully desc ribed
by Juyenal in his X Saiyr:-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

MANAGERS OFFICE,
Udshington Ciiy.
FOR THE 3Ist Day or OCTOBER.
GRAND
COM SCLTDATED HOTTER z,
or Internal improvements, Literature and Chaitt
CITY ct WashnSto aud IN the States Of Delaware, Month
Ca DINA and Louisiau1.
FIRST Glass.
To be draicnia JFashinstora City, on JYsaitcs-
day, NE 3lst ofOct., 1927
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

The expenses necessarily insured by Pupil IN the
uISuinaI scuoo! iOi st..yu, hvsra Jug wasn.y
iuel, &c. &e. Ac. I
Zee iOI Tuition,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

9th and Bib 4ih 7h aud olh 5h, 9th aud 9Th, 9th an
and 8h. each, non
And all other pr,es determined similar manner AMI
a. detailed ~ The fcheme of lottery published Va the
ucssspapers nd bdr.
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lhconmoded and, sir, must say that this simple remedy
rpaen'y has done more for me than all the skilful rhy
slcans have consulted for five years past
am, with heartfelt gratitude
Your humble servant,
DAVID r. WILLIAMSON.
do hereby certify that have been fer IS M, nts com
pletey cured of indigestion by The of the Dyspep
tic Elixir have felt nothing of the disease until week
or two past has attacked partially recurrence to
the Elixir again has completely removed it, take this
method 10 notice purely for the good Of those who are
afflicted with this miserable disease.
SAMUEL EDGAR.
New-York, Worcester-streel, 1897.
" We the undersigned, having been afflicted for some
time with indigestion and weakness of stomach for
which we have taken the An.Dyspeptc Elixir which has
given us complete relief, feel ii duty recommend
this excellent medicine TO all those who afflicted in like
manner. JOB FURMAN, No. IL Jetferson.street.
TiiOS LYON Lumber Merchant.
JACOB SHARP, No. 1, He.ter-streer.
ENOCH DEAN, Bowery, ia.
Sold By appointment at e. r. VAUGHAN'S
Drug & dpothecary Store, No. a., Market St.
Wilmington.
June S. 1927. 6G-w6m