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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

remaining Ill The foSt
Octobe
T Persons applying
will please say that they
not get them.
Mrs Susan Abercrombie
Rev Mr. Alexander
Capt o Amsburg
Lee Massie Alexander
Walter w Alexander
b
DIR Richd III Brandt
Chancellor Bland
Mrs Elizabeth Bother
James Brooks
Mrs Ann Bolin
Mrs T. + Berry
Thos Berry (Oxen Hill)
Capt Thos Brown
John Barker
Benjamin Bowen
Geo w Biddlc
e
Abram A Garter 9
Miss Harriet NJ Cox 9
Ellen Chat'non =
Mrs Mary Grouse
Daniel Coats 2
Miss Laurel Cross
Capt VIM Crabtree
Mary
Ezekie! Cole
Leon Chabcrt
ID
Henry NJ. Dobyns
Jno " DuFey
VIM Devaughn
DIR. Il p Dangerfeld 8
Mary Drury
ihos Dennison
Danl + Dulany
II r Dulany
Mrs PhiIis Duckit
L
John z Emerson
DR. E.liason
Emily Cat Legg's TaverI
+
John Fairfax 9
Mrs Elizabeth FouShee
Thos Frazier
w b Fitzhugh
James Fadely
Mrs Pierre Foucar
,noomG
Cornelius Greenwich
Miss Emma n Gray
II
Capt John Harper
David llewes
john Higdon
Levi Hurdle
Lieut. L Hemersly
Morris Hurley
w 4 Harper
Messrs W T Harper &
Mr. Geo Hughes
John S lIampson
Hiram narrower
Mrs Sarah Ann Hunter
John I HoXtOn
IL J
Mrs Mary Ingle
VIM Ingman
Noble II johnson
Mrs Jamimah jenkins
Stephen Jones
oct =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

groceries.
vIIHE subscriber has lately received supply of Gro
ceries, which, in addition to his former stock, he
offers on moderate terms. They consist in part Of
hhds sugars, l do. refined do.
10 bbls do Is bags coffee
10 hafchcsts & boxes Imperial and Gunpow-
der teas
chestsand half do Young Hyson do
kegs Leiper's and CARROTS snuff
Is sacks Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse do
50 bbls rosn, 40 do Suffolk tar
Together with family flour, rum, brandy, whiskey,
molasscs salt petre, nails, Manila and other cordage,
hemp and cotton seine Irvine, etc. etc.
July z GEO. COLEMAN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

Muscova0a Sugars.
Landing this day from selr. BatcheOr, from 81: Johns,
Porto Rico
81 81 5lA bsl, Muscovado Sugar
For sale by S. MESSERSMlTil.
IN Store,
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
SIS boxes and bbls Baltimore refined sugar
$50 reams wrapping paper
IS hhds Muscovado sugar. part very superior
10 hhls Baltimore whiskey
pipes Cognac brandy
Young ilyson tea. in chests and half chests Of va
rous qualities and prices
Imperial and Gunpowder do, in half chests and
and 10 catty boxes do do
Liverpool blown salt in sacks
Colmenar and Malaga wine, sc. july+
Furniture and Mahogany.
JAMES GREEN-CABINET MAKER,
HAS on hand a, his mandatory, Oh Royal'street,
IL few doors south of King, general assortment OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE of hisown mannfac-
ture.
Bay Of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
ST. Domingo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer ILSO,
Copal varnsh, saeking bottoms & cords, &c. all of
which will be sold low for cash the usual credit to
punctual customers.
TURNING Of erery kindneatly execute dec rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

'ffice at Alexandra, ID. Z.
lst. 1927.
Dr. letters in the following list
re ADVERTISED, or they may
X
Capt Knowles
Thos King
Patrick King
L
Henneretter Lee
Lewis ] ee
Miss Sarah Lindsay
Elener 4 Lewis
Edward Lloyd
Mary Ann Lee
"
John Manary
Edgar E Mason
Aaron X MusSravc
Edward Mclaughlin
Jacob Morgan
Thos Morgan
Geo c Markell
JOHN Moffitt
John Mcdonald
Michael McCarty
!Arah'd McClish
WIN Mason
Lewis Morris
Cash'r of Merchants Bank
Austin Marriott
Mrs Catharine Morgan
Daniel Minor
Capt Leonard Marbury
Messrs VIM II Mcknight
u Go "
John Norris
Gen J Nichols 9
Benjamin Oden
=
Mrs Marg't Price
John Potten
jenkins Parker
1hos Parsons
Henry Padgett
Geo Il Padgett y
Mary Ann stevenson
VIM ID Simms
George semmes
Josias Simpson
Henry Stevens
Thos. smith
MissMar,ha Simm'
t:s1up saelan
Miss LINDA V Summers
John Sith 6
II
Miss Ssan Iroth-
Cant GnH Terrritt (Oak-
Hll)
Abrsh;n Tyler
Mark Eaton
Thos 1Slor
Halrisd Taylor
D Elijah Taylor
w
Ann Sohia White
Miss Sab Ward 2
Miss Eiabeth Il Winter
John Witing
1empl%l Washington
Josephfhite
Archibi WILLIS
VIM VIE
iona Wd
Enos RYhite
DANLSRY2N. p. M.
" NuhN~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

FRIDAY nDRN1Na0 OCTOBER - 1897
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

Robert g. Washington Ramsay
Have, and viii constantly keep on hand, general
assortment of Tnes Liquors and Groceries, at the
ner of King and Fairfax streets. To all those who may
favor them with their CUSTOM their hest cxerons will
be used to give general satisfaction. sep "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
list Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Alexandria, ID. c.
October LIST. 1927.
T Persons applying for letters in the following LIST
will please say that they ADVERTISED, they may
not net them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
4. G. CaZenove s. Co.

4. G. CaZenoVe s. Co.
s,H,S' for sais, landing from schooner Haran'l
- casks Of cut nails and brads.
~ 5a!s. n. L. rum
~ do mackerel
)! teams wrapping paper
:: :! aaies OF buriaps
> do domestic cotton goods
do domestic Hannels
ALSO
- cases of claret wine
= ~, " casks do port -
q" boxes and barrels refined sugar. SEP III
lust Received,
/ SALES fresh, upper country TtNorar SEED
~ tor sale by J& ]. DOUGLAS.
EgS9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08

AZ Is WITH tseass % San Culinary ros,.; tba, ,ss
announce The death OF Mss May Jaae po,'asS This al
ook pi,ec NE house ct het fsth.- on the 9Th ..y
OF nay last hiss Pollard had Ius, entered u,op H., o.
eh and may With truth he ssi that fro her very in
isney she bad aan,estcd aremarkaby anahe nd
ae dspVs,icn- All he, companions, and indeed ali Nh
anew her, wee cordially attached Dut she relied %
upon her an'abie dPo,'n upon any natural anai,
iar support IN her dying hour. Her own tenonv ,, az
SAVIOUR alone could give comfort the rear ~
he Eternal wn.id In eS death her ouIy ard an h.
surviving fr'ef - have sustained reparable os. b ,b.
sooi -oh 10 hope, that her change been 70 hr I'M,
mortal gam We do, therefore, with rs,e he, a.,
her away. 10y ''" '"Ne"
his residence, in LOUIS county, on Saturday
-'n u' from disease N put Quark. their
d.h'nee Mr. Eeaiain Waf in the SSH year Of b, AZ.
~ IKE the rest OF the of Adi had his failing. and HI.
smue.-~" erasn,ed by 'oae aud beloved by msny-~a
huns"e 10 al and nnknd TO work ,l.
ed nun ~ h earthly destuy. with becons
ained 'he reaons OF husband and father
s"'eine' ans me. HI, last eneny with for,itut. and re.
ssDstn OF which PHILOSOPHY need be ashamed Peao.
10 hts ashes! '
at his rt.idenee in Portsmouth, w., on the l., inst
IN ms psi year alter fotaced illness. NJ. dnrd LIN
'oof bcas"a'n i.Ge y. S. Nssv mr. L. Wa, the oldest
h graf. ~ the Navy, having catered lie .er,i, or
<Hh sireh, 1903 lie with Com Porter in ;he rsser
s'te IN her desperate conflict the British frrate Phrb.
ani opp Of waI chsrrb tousht hrav.y, severely
""ui'd man OF aniabs character aud has let family
20 Lament a severe deprivation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
LAlVnS EoR SIZE

VIZ following lands, lying tie county nj Lou, beIons
= ing 10 We estate o Thomas Mitchell dec will b. snId II
LOUIS bou'e, on Monday Tho gh July next being CONT
dy us' yg on the Roundabout creek containing u ac,
n snnl. covered with hue pine timber, aud hes ~ healthy
alu ntishbThOud. One other Louiss sd
lgtuns us ut OF Charles Dickinson All others. ir
~ IA Charles T,ner Tavcfn The county n Han
oauidsy, The ii July, tract lying M .sl conn.
" adjnuns The lands Of Wm. GOODWIN Edmund C;r,,,n
enc hef containing 500 The terms Of sale are az
alu ''yteen months cfebitth two last payment. To-
Dsss 'sIes eer siS months. Bonds with approved
WV os 'equu'd aud the title withheld until che last payncp
"'N'' GARLAND THOMPSON,
- EN'Of Of Thos. Mitchell, dec.
o. -ef -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
TRT ST S.9LE

II virtue o. deed Of trust executed bv Ns Ne f. Il,
We ,ubcfbet, bearing date the 1T DAY Of Eov In The
aud duiyfecofded 10 The Office Of The county court
y u9oesnd We shall sell 10 the ~ chest bidder on The All,
y on A"Saa next, II faIr, cot n not then the fist faf d,v
sundiys excepted, upon the ptemises fr csb
81 lshd' N the oouhty 81 Gooehiud, called Whitehall
on me Upper Lckughole Greek, containing nv e,fi.
', ~ aud odd acres, iuuch Of the ssid sei Is
WV % sueiet 70 raise the Of fifteen hundred and tbir-
- Oas a1l sxiy cents, with interest thereon from the
=" Nov, iSl sud The expsn5rs attending Che exc.
."a hr uust' The title IS believed 10 be GOOD bat set-
ns ~ g,les' NC viii only convey such lille a. vesisd ~ ~
~ e'e" ROBERT DOUTHAT
t-ia' JOIN e.. NiLLtAns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
sHessIs. Tin. Ctogton, Reuben 4. I5Io9lea ,,,dJ
Hes. Ford. '


az ho'Fs tba' shall, the SO;h day Of rvne psv, NJ
be, o. iutifse'boroush, 10 the State OF
o'clock % the forenoon aud tlc sf.er 81 IN,
'y proceed to lake HE dspOtton ol John Chre s"d
70 *N, % The same be akeoj TO he read % cviJener IN
uePenuing and undetermined IN Ie county cont ~
t ~ 'ne state ~ Virginia. IN eich Che Cvrnber
,snh Jus'ises tor William Cbp, plaintiffs AMI If,,
@ ana oihei', deiendsni' AZ which time and place vs,
ro.e BOOkEH WOOUSON
-'-"I- ., N-NlW fKln NJ Inhi u..o.I..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
$50 REIK.4RU

~ az ron the Suhseribef, who vesin Ch,ser6 al
'yi ahpn' Tue 'st OF Jan. lasi, negro man nv III
e o. in about so yrlrs old. lie bsd on VII. n, ,e a
,yIy lnn coat WIN white yam roundabout ,,ye, n
ystn psnh'o', snd an old fur hat. jim - t,;I,., low
nnf ordinary height Of negoe,, buiky ". frneJ
D''sh'' when washed clean; in rourl fat = with
81 - . on Que OF bis cnetks bic nose II 4 r.,oiIect
eeS luz t,nei De sio" Of speech aud bs. down ok =,
H. s S'ons @i silt II il probable lie nay be IN
.e LOU LOU ~ me Railing Creek coal unu.. AZ M,
81 sSoro I s ba I a have here aJ viii, some
"a ~ as peeh s'ry intimate. Iwni give the above re-
80 ~ Ps's"n "bO VIII lake him iu,lea from, m
~" H.; n ne'NeI mn TO ne, eon6ne him ., =, ,sy
5is, , ~ - ni mat sum 10 any person who will taxi
'"' "'''a"'V, ana deliver him to M
Iuo. FRANCIS PATRAd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
TO acres Of LwIeI Tor eoIo

yht ~ IN the upper part Of Hanover on IN. No-,t
pe OF LIiie RIVER ~ ~ healthy nei.l,brhoo =, 49,,
9a'', t'yo uiirs from Thompsons Store II Ia, zsa
ffofW''h |" woodland sud low grounds -.
e, Wueh . not cleared 1t we'll water,d and "a, 49,
saPad epnysp'ey situated for dwelling house there s
su ~ mouse 90 n this time The terms VIII he ve
son oie, and posse sion viii he rjyen n, ,e W y -
Hanover Jun. ~ IVY ~ VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08

TTIHE su.ertsf INV ard will continus,iy Keen a..
slc E-apa HW Stoaes. of every size aud ~ hes, qua
ny, New York prizes Also w tore NJ. u waidfor o.
fine old Waiei,a W,rs IN quarter oaks, % hoy.s Cays
Urs, sound AND eooi, inf Suga, sssored Afsn, Tem
Fiei, fofn White whss bar aud sheet lead $40, sssotS
American, S'gedes, English, AID Pipe Box Iro t,ermas
Apefsn blircfed Mei Plough Piaies French Dne Mil
will DC sold feasonsble terms BERNARD pFyrCN
My % a 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
Prince Lairard L,,7,5 D. .oI.

klK virtue n deed of trng ey.rgteI T., ,. S. s., {,
asn shall ON "Wednesday the 2Ab day Of Arrga ,est
t'hesf proceed 10 seli n the highest ND isr ~
~ o snt tnres years, that valuable tart ~ land on
1870, W sa'd samuel Y Allen lives, containing fi,fee
ass 'or.' about 80 aercs II which are Bush river low
2'uuu.. mere upon The land dwelling hoy,e aud
envtprn; outbous Ths LAND y, situated ygfho tbre
Dlss, fNrmvbe bond aud approved security will he re-
ynned from The purchaser and deed Of tu.t uou IL -
70 secure ihe Furctsse money. '"' anu
fsrse ~ "N'Ai"Sl Ifn,,ss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
COMMUNICATED.
GLOUCRSTER RACES


The Race this course COMMENCED Wdnefd3y, the
3Oth May snd continued tiree days-On The hst day. the
sweepako Tor colts aud flies ron mile heats; two
stated Mr. Hawk'ns hay fly Lady K'ngon, by iiyaios'
snd Mr. Anil es bay horse LILLY John ny Young fiorsl
the 1T sud ID heats wnn by Lady kingtoo
Ti.ae II Rrsaing.
ft heat 2.n % seconds
% hest 2n 80 Do
2ud Day-Jockey Club Parse, two mic heats sr Wray'
hay etldns Kage hy Eagle Aged; Mr. Isgs 'orrs horse
Forester by Oh SIR Alfred, yeafs old Ar Sn,hs sone
dlsy, Venus IS youos Flor,4d, years old.
TINE.
Forester 1t b', sia - i.2,.
Esgie - Do SIN 55s
Venus 3 drawn 81 Do SIN 81 f-2s
81 Day-Fsrmcr's s-esp.ske, mile heats Mr. Smti's
ssrre alley, vcDus Ny young Fiorzsl yssr cdi Mr inv
kns hay 6lsy, pocshonas BY tipop yeors oh; Mr Soy
lers safsi hoisc, shannon Dale, by EisisAsed.
Tire.
Pockshonfas dit Ist heat In sa.
Shann0u Dale = - do In %
Venus 81 DO 30 s.
fcoup1 .tricnf,1.
MARRIED. in this city. Thursdsy svening, ghe Slp Of
My, BY The Right Rev Bsh1p Move. ~ Co y 70 .1S5a,
/ 20 Nts &. - Lere aicf k,hmopt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
Jtm. j. BED ford : -qIIoynsn ~ -,

~ ksPEOlt ULiY informs The public, aud pa,fici'arfy
~ hs cunts ending u d'i1uee that he hiss removed
,om The cuny q Charlotte tohi estate upon the Roanoke
te', immediately NJ fedh Feny Tie county n Mock
inbfa' 1hf e 'se dne TED 70 him Boydion Meckien.
burg county, shalihe attended We will sNend rsgulssy,
ne Superior and nfe oonfis Of the counte' % Chup,
tahsN LunthiurE and Meckicnhu and he found 81
tunes a. Monte Pmv0" except While attending The above
named courts Any hGr,si sntusfd 70 bis care, sba he
trlciiy stenned
Hosts rs-e6, NJ &C. So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
JYILLI.I.W .NEALE. : 90

% L. AZ Il
III AVE received by the Effort opening an sddi-
tIonal supply 'i new aud beautiful GOODS amOng.t
them, a few hfndsome
Ginghams griss einghsm aud bate.trs
spisndd article an furniture ehiaiz
IRISH Linens, Of superior bleach
Satin striped p.u.in., h,srul article
SILK hosiery, cotton do aud thread
Eiesant looking glass;.
Pure white XII and other gloves. &c. &C.
lhese wi,h resen' Previou supplies make their
MOI, complete than = In. been q" any previous tms
Cloths and ctssiuirres OF every quality
vgonia and Ansoia eas.iinvres, tCr summer wear
PLAN and naked lAsiiuss, Tor do
PLAN and striped cireassiaIs, tor do
French anf British drillns white and roloured for do
floenus cotton eassinees aud sateens, hogs aud
Striped x PLAN jean, and f,,tan., for do
Fine and iuf hue London prints
SuPcthhe Cambria gInshsIns some beautiful mink, fer
81, Ill 81 plaid and irecan stripedo
4]S cotton canbe,, cambria inu.Iins iacones snd
i4A Ga plsid, corded and rai.ei stripe muslin
FIs'd book, aud iappets--pain and worked S.r., do
Plsin and hsuied bobbinstt lace
IRISH linens, ting, lawn. aud dspeTs
Rich iuae:.d black Italian Iu.trinss
p 3 &. & !: Linda Id, ,.,, ss
black, white, aud col'd Gro de Naples
Figured do and Gro deteIaIiaa eIaprs vriou,
Canton and NaGsin 10 aud r7he,
Oanio" and Nsnkin Grape shawIs
Linen ealnbries aud eanbTic hdkfs.
Wvrsted and COTTON baregei
b0mhszetls aud bornh.1ne. some 81 wide
C.. &C. -~
large assortment, yauze hLkf.
oentirnen's, ladies' aud misses gloves
b"hnet lace sei' espes, cap, and collars. heaati.
Thread lace edgins and pearling -hohhns do & COTTON
Band'na and Gag hd.f,. e cr twiIied do
Jtiiah FTeueh ersvatI'g long aud short nauseens
Rhmrnsto ton stripes and g'aOdurIL
Rowan Cashmere, article
saiik AlasciiIrs ve.;ings-usss sbseiinr. poyI,,
l'ueh enh cotton apron cliecks-lint do fur children
f4;aS0I' Snd umbrellas -mens s. buys .unlneI hats
lIoJO cheap palm leaf fans
Feather, paper aud tiffany do, a great variefy
Suail aud large do
large a's"nitnt Of plain aud sured ribbons Of sy.rv
description - N'e'y
SIR buttons, six cords, and ginps
Bfandsb0o trimmings Tor trimming riding dre,se,
CoioI ed sa;teen for riding dresses
Bales OF 3-i IA, 81 I 81 unIleaeh.d domestic
20 d. dp heaehtd do
Bales OF tckienburgs & oznahurgs
Bales bulIaPs, rolls u he.saus
SuPeIir sewing silks and twist,
Blue, black, aud all cvinred thread,
Clnkea aud Orils spool cotton
DO do 6,ss do
Ivory, aide and iuekas Combs
5uspeiders work boxes y cJttnn cord.
Bracelets buckles ea.P earrings and other stre) orpa.
49, N'''"-
;ew second mourning iewelry ornaments new 4 se=a.
Sweet scented shaving sosp the best allipot pon,ar
Hats and ready INSIDE coats for servants,
fearl, 'y"fS hone, steel, gilt and silk button,
tem,ns's~ P"d VS. hes, needles aud sy O. ,hiubIes
Pearl counters aud laquar,. boxes ~
Aud large variety of other ~, " and rI
mem1eird which, with the preceding they AZ deernn. ~
u. States. :" -'v sure 'h inc
e p. n-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
La.MES RITER L.a.N,n noa - =

-, /. -. - In JLs1|FD run 6J{LE,
n PLANTATION, lying the north side of Jane. III;
Vef t< or ~ miles ahOve old Jamestotyn and IN ,h.
upper pri 81 SANDY Point nec) called the ROWE y snd
s ct oVD acres more less, OF fine Com aud IvI,.t
IaEhIa s"od dwelling hnus barn. will b.. ,o,d Ia tbs ~
s hher' Tor ash on fHersdy the sra Mop ,,,rt The -
viii be given. mavII ,P"s,ss,ion
June 3. TA'iO "iobE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08

Al the Baltimore Races On tie Isl day 1.-THE
4th) the match race was won by Mr.. J. Ri5geley's
colt Floriyal; beating tvs heats, Iyanboe. The
next days purse was won by Mr.. Sleeper's Mu
lauo Mary IN heats, beating Mr. Potter's Oscar,
MIR. j. Ridgeley's Florival, and Mr.. Dizon's Syl
Ia. -Trumpe,er run by Mr.. WIN. Il. Johnson, aud
Eliza White run by MIR. John Ridgeley were
eat cred for We1uesusy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
NO,yo!k, June {.

Mr. Robinson, the Teller OF the Bank of Va
has returned from New Brunswick, and we IN
derstand, reports, that the man arrested at that
place, (Smith, Read, or by whatever Alias he may
be desenaied,} proves to be the same person who
practised The fraud upon the Bank of Virginia
MIR. II recognised him the instant he saw him
notwithstanding Read had disgui sed himself in dress,
by the use OF wig, &c. Ultimately, he did not
deny that he was the same persoa, although be did
not IN PLATA terms acknowledge IT and, it is be-
lIeved, has done all that he could do 10 make e.
quail satisfaction for the frauds which he had prac-
tised on the two banks. lie appears to be most
adroit tel!oS at luis trade; and is supposed to be
the master workman of Association, which has
practised similar depredations TO great amount
throughout the Unite'i States. 1t is understood
that the Bank of the United States which has sui.
Tered formerly, a. it supposed, by this mans in
strumenaliiy, will take particular interest ia bring
ing bin To punishment and that j, is desired he
may be removed here for trial. The Bluk of Viz.
gnIa will sustain loss BY this transaction OF about
800.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
HIGHEST PRIZE,
40. 600 DOLLARS
1862 prizes, amounting 10
CaooR - on Onn -
$4,000 Dollars


20335-- only 90 GOO Ticket
a. The CASH fot the who. of N, Prizes can be had q,
usual At COhEN'S OFFICE he ulom.ot they sre drawn
MODE OF DitAWlNti-- The Numbers viii he p,u into
enc wheel rs usual and The ofei will 10 rn She pnA,
ab0ve the denomination Of Five Dollars and the drswir 10
progress the usnal The 5000 rrircs a -Four Inn
lars a. he srdvd ~ the ckrts the nuohe, NJ which end
wrh the terminating Fu-e NJ eprf of the the Gf drsg
numbers 1t dGtTa iefuraions. The Five Dnifaf Es Ia
he awarded the i'kt, hging me lot frmc. cone
pending with the lest fguIes e. such rrphsr Of The mr.
drawn OF ,i1treni animation Thu, mode ,yi remit 10
whole lotfey be complete in drawing. aid lei
dswins superior pfe fJ MOI be T1riefsa nom DAWN IN
'rferioi also.
Tickets S5 Oo Quarters 81 %
Halves 9 so Eighihs O G2
= Orders from any pat OF the United States, ,iier by
nail Cp-i ps) private convcysn, enclosing the Casb ~
Prize TWteis any Of he Loei,s. win meet the ssme
prompt au punciatl aeTfon NJ personal rpcstson
it coffin r L BROTHERS, Borfngr
Nav 80. f--f3ObJ
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,...,,or clinton. after having usyersed the
,.os,h. Harrington Canal from New Haven,
20 =, Son,hwck on Wednesday morn ing last,
- ,ace;ved at the southern limits of Mas
-h,,s.,,. by ! large committee from the towns OF
co,,hvirk and Wesifield, md appropriately ad-
i...s.d n, the Hon. Jas. Fowler. lie was then
s..onpanied 20 Westfield where he vas we-
comed bv discharge of artillery. a public din.
- ,vss given, at which the Hoo. Mr.. Fowler
oficiated as President, and Hor John Mills as
lice presi,leat. Much good feeling was nani;es
,sd on The occ sson and many spirited toAs,s given
A. w.stfelI the Governor was met by cons
,n;,,ee from Northampton who accompanied him
n, Thursday 10 that town. He was also attended
,hroush South aDp,on by large Number OF respec-
table ci,izeus OF that place on horseback; and at
Metcalls Inn refreshments were furnished, and
cordial reception gwen him oy Tie inhabitants
geaersly
On his entrance into No; Hampton, he was met
bv an escort Of gentlemen on horseback, and
salute was fired. Al the public dinner Honorable
Joseph LYMAN presided. and Isaac Z. Oates, Esq.
acted as vice president The occasion was honore',
with the attendance of many citizens, and by
very respectable delegation from Greenfield. On
Friday, he left Northampton Tor Greenfield, where
he had also been invited to public dinner.
Tie tour of Gov. Clinton has, learn, been
undertaken at the particular request OF the dirsc-
tors Of the Pennington aud Hampshire aud Hamp-
den Canal, with the view of visiting the line Of
th- Canal already established, and more parii
cuiar " 10 examine the country through which the
continuation of the canal nofhwarjiy is con-
templated. His opinion which is The object hNd
in view by The mmisaioners of the canals. look
Ell for with Interest, and will probably be received
with Difference By the friends OF the river i'm
prov ement, rs well as the advocates OF the canal
System. Il il his intention 10 extend his tour as
far a. Barnet in Vermont.
Active preparations are making at all places 10
receive the Governor in style saiIed to the high
dignity of his character, as man to whom the
American public greatly indebted for the zeal
and success with which he has pursued his mas
terly sckemss of Internal navigation, and as the
roTihs Chief Magistrate oil the first State in the
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The friends Of Mr.. Adams are holding Meetings
in Maryland, 20 make arrangements for the Cen
ersi Convention in Baltimore on tie 23d July.
The meetings in Anne Arundel and Frederick
counties are said 10 have been very bumsrous and
respeciabIe.
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OONEN'S

Lottery and Exchange Office, Richmond, corner
opposite the Eagle Hotel.
where numerous eaph,s have been ohtnned. Plies il
any ct the late IVtterie, will be IN payment
June D. 50 tutf
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We have objection reply 20 The quesiicD Of the Ma
tpna Journal though, Il OhyOu Il n through
course u mterrogoIie The real Of the
be revealed But Mr. Carson the author Of the
the East Room. We do wish 10 beay the author bdt he
will see how the ssudsi and take this public
method OF asking hu1 favor. "a inform the public by what
circumstance hs led into the extraordinary which
se have heen the unfortunate Instrument OF laying before
feaders. We will believe thss disns ued
ed to deceive the public But call upon hun for cxpla
naon An Editor the We. Of his been kind epOzh
to inform us, while ju6ying rs, after BIS way,
charge that there persons charitable enough as
che The authorship Of SAID letter seiyes We 'ay
frankly, bot With due dee renee that would upon
heels gain good opinion Of would think
capable IT auy such involving the complicated aifooy
FIRST f9ging lhs Iete and then Of ing order eohcet n
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Iht whole to he drawn IN ONE DAY. the CITY Of En.
more, and under the supeTintendenee Of The
appointed ny the Governor and Couaei.