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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
TO Growers. Of T'obasfho1

n -" tue last season, impressions we're 90
~ ooapt made on the minds Of many Planters tha
iocacco stored at Shockoc archo,se wa. moi nnje,
VIE Protec"on oil the State against loss by FIRE. This
situated IN the heart of the CITY, aud a, the
loot ofbe Basin recently enlarged under ac, of AZ
e,nhy, as 10 hold at thousand hog sheas
OF Tobacco, sfordog every to planters aud
OF The article, and beng the great tobacco mari.
" is not deemed unworthy that such inn esso,s II for,
med, should be removed
me act OF Assembly creating this house public ~.
pecuoh ana securing TO planters and sioreSs oil trz
oacco against loss by fire. This s. other public inspec
ions, Is referredo for their Information ,so fbe -
act OF 6respecting upland inspected tobacco stored
q. 'ne fuohc Warehouse of Peersbu and this ella,
s"e"nS hat even this late act Of Assembly docs NO,
90 away the responsibility of the State .pains, inss h
e o" TOBACCO inspected stored for Inspection il,
n'S or any other Inspecting warehouse in Ills Stat
except iappahapnock
See 2nd vol Rev. Code chan eao c,.,,;n6 Sh,.,.
DC an Inspection Co. III any war ehorse already
or hereby, hereafter be established shall hammer
oe ouFot' The loss sustained thereb. for tobacco Ell
her unrsPected or stored, shall be made good ard
pau 10 Tue several persons injured by the Common
provided hn; f the receipt given for such to-
'.So snail T. y" o}se dsie han twelve months, as
iu Tue case OF Cd tobacco brcG from an upper
10 lower wnrehcSv Tor sinra re SINAI be Of an Older
ua'e Than two years from ,!a speccD sr.h tobacco
shai' NOT oe pail nr by lhe E'sOo. ~; the rer CT
proprietor thereof shaii bear the o,.- ,n5 re
That this section shall not b so cc,ts,-ued az ~
the public TO pay the q tobaccc teinsea
reserved IN warehouse for future .nTcct;op Inc ~
Tue OF the same, should be burnt pteyo,s &, ,aiu.
specon-and provided that the public shall MOI be l,
ole TO pay for any tobacco destroyed by fire in Tapps
hammock Warehouses;
Acts of Assembly l826-chap IA. Sec Z
And be 1t further enacted, that any bosfhead OF
tobacco shall hare been inspected at any Ind ir,.-
sPecton' and shall afterwards be stored in any warea
mouse IN the city of Richmond and the town OF Peters
o",g o'her than the public warehouses thgsad city
aoo Town OF Petersburg, the Commonwealth shall not
oe aoe Tor the loss destruction of such tobacco tv
any means whatsoever, unless at the time when the
same was stored in such other warehouse there were
a. ieas eighteen hundred hogsheads if in the CITY of
EhchH'ond or IT in the town of Petersburg two hun
urea and seventy five hogsbeads in the public ware
mouse aforesaid unless the inspectors thereof should
nave refused 10 receive such tobacco storage, Of
winch tact shall be their duty TO give certificate il
required . Dsc II -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
COPPER AND IRON.

BAvY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFICE,
I2Ht December. 1927. {
VIE commissioners Of the Navy will receive sealed
IA proposals until ie 20h day of January next. for the
supply OF the following quantities of Copper nd Ion to
be delivered at the respective Navy Yards, viz.
COPPER.
at Portsmouth,, n: II.
Not less than 16O0 lbs of Bolt Copper.
al Bosion
NJ, ,. 49,. 400 sheets of Shcathinv Conppr
$500 lbs Shea,iug Nails.
At Norfolk.
OF less than 600o sheets Of Sheathiug Copper.
AN the Sheathing Copper oe from ID on. to 81 or.
The Bolts from inch to inch, aud the Shea thing
Nails from 4 TO II inches, may be required
IRON.
n Portsmouth, a. II
NJ, ,e-..rs 300 lbs : and Z inc h Bolt,
500 lbs inch Spikes.
,4t Boston.
$4,000 lbs Round TroR,
MT less than ( $1,000 lbs Square Irnu
1920G lbs Flat Iron
al Ne1c York
400 lbs Flat Iron,
N., 1900 lbs Square from
' 5000 lbs Round Iron,
$500 lbs Rolled Plate lrcr
al Norfolk
T 5000 lbs Square Trou
N,,., 9200 los Round Iron
~ ~ } 5000 lbs Flat Iron,
1000 lbs to O inch Spikes
Aud all the Hoop Iron that may required a, the
Yard to be from 10 to Ii long, to q inches ;J
and IL to Is of AN inch thick.
Al the Round Iron to be from to 81 inches as NAV be
required
'Fhe square Iron 10 be from to 8 inches
The fiat Iron TO be may be required as may oe
Ths plate Iron To be from to J inch thick, ! required
The contractors TO furnish, f euured on ha wing siyv
days notice, any additional quantity, exceeding
ty hve per cent. Of Iron or Copper.
All Of which Copper and Iron shall Of the very best
quality, and shall be delivered tho aforesaid NAVY
Yards respectively before the 1st day of August
1923, and shall be subjected such inspection proof
as ut present adopted the respective Navy Yards
or such other inspection and proof the commissioners
the Navy may direct.
Persons Offering TO furnish The said Copper ind Iron vii
he pleased TO their residence, and the names ane
residence of their suretics.
Offers must he made separately for Copper and Iron
for each parcel required the Yards respectively
and must be sealed and endorsed Oher 10 furnish (rnn ~
Copper the Navy Yard -" and in all ca sos In
prize pound, for both Copper and IRON n,,s, be stated
In addition to the bond be given for the faithful per
fcmance Of the contract len per cent viii DC retained h,
the United States from the amount of u payments Until
the completion Of the Ali payments arc
made the places Of delivery unless otherwise specially
directed.
Offers made conformably the advertisement,
received within the time limited in the advertisement, will
not be acted
To he published twice week in the National Journal
National Tntellgcncer Baltimore American Baltimore
Patriot, Democra tic Press National Gazette, New YoIl
Commercial Advertiser, National Advocate, New Engla
Palladium Boston Patriot, Portsmouth, II. u. Journal
! Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Why.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
TREAsURER,s ANNuAI. REpORr

Treasury Office, Richmond, 81 Dec. 1927.
STK,-In obedience to the provisions of the several
Acts Of Assembly prescribing the duty OF the Urea.
snrer, have the honor of reporting 10 the General
Assembly the opeTat ons Of the Treasury Department
within the fiscal year terminating on the 3Oth Sep
TENDER last
Inc balance ~ the Treasury, at the credit of the
Commonwealth on the SOth Sepfember 1905 ,vas
S7IO8 45 the receipts during the fiscal year, amount
10 Si8l SID 90, and the disbursements 10 $3.50 81,
lea7iDg balance on the 30th September 1922. O:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
Hides. Leather. Sc.

500 SPANISH HIDES, different qualities
5Ou Richmond sailed laughter hides
Suo 10 do do caliskihs
1900 sides soal leather, all qualities
Casskins aud upper leather Of Il II kinds
Siscc thread, aud fine
sh"emakers' and Curriers' tools of all hinds
Iiogskins, bride, harness and skirting leather
BuHhioc, leopard, bear and hair sea,skins
Morocco skins of all kinds, Tanners oil
Fichmond made plantation sloes-for sale Dy
.---. &c - w2t VIM. CRANE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

bihRRlED, ON the 5rh instant by the Reyd Jubn Ayrcs
III ERRIwEArHER LEWIS, Esq. attorney at law to Mis-
AMANDA A daughter of Dabney Cosby, Esq II Of the
county of Buckingham.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
To TIE EpIrons OF THE cossrrrsrroNAn wure.

To THE EDIToRs OF THE CoHsTrTrTIoNAE WuTG
You will doubtless have perceived in the Iynchburp
VTgiDian account Of The Anti jackson meeting ~
the courth ouse in Bedford. twas day of a miebtv
sir IN Bedford the Election of clerk had called forth
nearly every freebooter to witness the scene. The
election was carr red on ua nearly night when cour,
adjourned, and Immediately the meeting held near
" every influential man in the county attended. The
house could not contain fourth te street fronting
The house, the potico and all the rooms adjoining eere
hIIed TO OVERLOOKING. At The same time, Jackson
meeting was called, the trumpet sounded bat alas,
alas. 1t proved an abortion Bedford is safe for the
administration. also Franklin and Henry and
by the time tie election on in this part of the
state, we viii be able not only TO meet The opposition
with equal numbers bat will ouipoIl By considerable
odds. A C1rtzyy ~. PrnroI',,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
Nathaniel r Williams.

COJnJuISSiO.N MERCHANT. BoIfj,oye
"a AEiNG established himself as General C,o,nis.i,
"A Merchant IN the city Of Baltimore is rrspa,cd T.,
an k'nds ut goods produce &c for sale ON vlct
noera advances viii be made and every czor,io se5 -,
me interest Of those who may COMIC, business to
Refer IN RicIrrona0
Alessrs. G. s. G.. Clarke
Messrs. Davenport, Allen e. ro
z. Chubb, Esq.
%aIf E24iGaF9 We. .J.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
NEW YORK;, Dec (

The pnchet snip william Byrncs arrived this por,
from Liverpool, bringing us Gus regular flies Of London
papers TO the 1' aud liverpool To the 9th Of November
The affairs of Greece and Turkey remained as far as
was known in the situation at the previous
lgence Nothing deiutve from the Grand Seguor was
known in England.
The same general remark tia, have madc above in
relation to the Greeks aud Turks, is equally applicable
Spain and Portugal The former is still in Of com.
motion and distraction, the people 10 various places
inuing turbulent and rebelous, and the government still
weak and irresoue while the French forces IN the king.
uom stand BY, and let things take their course.
The papers from Louisville confirm the news ors deaf,
." r conway, OF which Of his numerous friends in
Ai'ci;y h4d we understand battered themselves n,,
.'saLt.--rNGi. mi.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

S,<0'aas 90, tsce statement which balanc6 is
chargeable with the Of 3.o65 TO- paid into the
treasury some yeats since by the subscriber, IN tho
George Washington.
Within the last fiscal year. the sum of Goa oao p,
was paid into the Treasury account of The
OF 'oe current year arising principally from ,ner-
chants tax payable By law in the month of NAV
On the 3oth September 1885, the sum of twe n,v six
thousand SIX hundred aud fortynine dollars sixty-wo
cents was al the credit of the Literary Fund.- the re
ceipts during the last fiscal year to eighty nine
thousand nine hundred and twenty FIVE dollars eirh;
one ceDis aud the disbursements to ninety eight thou
sand seven hundred and seventy six dollars forty FIVE
cen's' leaving balance at the termination of the fs-
cu year, OF seventeen thousand hundred and
ninety eight dollars ninety eight cents (Sec state
ment b.
The balance in the Treasury al the credit Of the
James River company, the 3Oth September 1896
was ninety-three thousand Two hundred and SIX dollars
niney>nne cents; the receipts during the last fiscal
year. amount TO two hundred and eight thousand and
or'y SIX dollars fifty one cents, and the
10 Two hundred and sixty thousand four hundred
and fifty six dollars eighty CENTS leaving balance of
thirty nine thousand hundred and ninety six dol.
lars seventy cents OH the 3oh September 1927 fSse
statement C.)
The balance in the Treasury on the 3OIh September.
1926, at the credit Of the Board Of Public Works
five thousand four hundred and twenty dollars fit two
cents within the last fiscal year The sum of one hum
dred and thirteen thousand eight hundred and twcnty
nine dollars fifty eight was received and The
of one hundred aud fifteen thousand nine hundred and
tweniy-one dollars six cents dsbursed leaving ba
lance on the 50th September, 1897 of three thousand
Three hundred and twenty -nine dollars four cents
(See statement d.
Since my last report Eve certificates of old six per
cent. debt has been redeemed amounting TO two hun
ed and eight dollars ninety cents and twenty
three thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars
one cents have been paid of interest on the
public debt exclusive ofinterest on James river stock
(See statements T.. and Fl
Respectfully, Your most obeiien servant,
JERMAN BAKER,
Treasurer Of Tie Commu,fcc,,lh
The Speaker 9ft II, Of Delegates
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

Il smaller "sigaAta four pepce hal-penny zoo party
IN the city OF Richmond consisting of four The WIDOW
vote was taken on the Presidential question: and the
count stood for Jackson 8, Adams the Udosc scas
sad to prefer General .Iackson.-[CoMMUMIcATEp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
Treasurer The Coguru1,fcc
1he Speaker Of Mc II, Of Delegates.
REPORT

Rl.POhT
OF the Second Auditor transmitting the accounts of
the Fund of Internal Impro vernent for the year end
ing goth November, 1927.
Second .2adaor's Office, Sd Dec 1927.
Sir: In compliance with the duty imposed by law
on the I'd Auditor, have tie honor 10 transmit the
accounts OF the Fund for Internal Improvement Tor The
year ending 30h November, 1927, contained in the
accompanying statement marked a. 10 J. inclusive.
II will be seen by reference 10 the the foot Of
statement O. that The receipts of the Fund the year
iH28. estimating the surplus tolls of the James River
Company al about the of those of the last year. and
The dividends the stock of the Bank OF Virginia in
the next twelve months at the rate as that de,
oaIed in July ast, will probably be insufficient TO
meet the demands it, by the of about g2l 600
Under these circumstances, it may become necessary
without considerable increase of those dividends and
tos TO postpone the paymet o.sportion of the install
nents dine in the year subscriptions to stocks
and ioans until the 1922 when the means of the
fund under eristing engagements, .:Ii probably be
iuiy competent 10 meet them, and SUCH other expen-
ditures as i'll be regularly payable that year IL
Us 10 be hoped that serious Inconvenience will result
from this course.
With great respect,
lave the honor 10 be- sir
Your most obedient servant
j. BROW y, Jr.
Second Auditor
I've Honorable The Sneaker
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

our IhtGfre continues 10 be well attended, md
70 become tie fashionable amusement Of the season.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15


II smnh "sisn.'-At a warrant trying at MIR Redwoods
store IN the county of James City, the Oath vote
was taken by the hsiandes, and the stood Jack
IS, Adams Q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

TIE Honorable The Speaker
ofMe House of Deicgases.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

ihe eo'cins is extracted from the Enquirer of the IS
7nSfGnf:
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LsGigsf1 W. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
LILY LECTIIRES

tNnn Ian SCHOOL at this Plae, closed lis Session on
the Slh OF May and the will commence ON
the first Monday Noreber The public has Been sI,s,
>" FULLY nio pit Of tue plan and principles Of Til, Establish
m mst Is Thought ay than that the
encoua has received
on ." ne system which the undersigned has pursued Dur
ing lal se%n there were forty Students, beside.
Inc undeIsgned cannot too urgently impress upon those who
y as.sn 70 repair 10 Tins Srh"e the necessity forming
ueteTmntd resolution to their studies
contrary course rninous TO the Student and reqfI n;
nous 90 tbs t,ideryignsd. : -
The printing Of the Lectures being completed
Peoted that the will TEL ~ ia. Ia 81 Monday in
April copy Of the Lretures will he placed in die hand, c
each Student for his N;e during thS course.
IL Fee tor oGl.0tures SIS payoJfe in aIenee
Wincb6'ter, Ia, Juue - 1927. Ig,rst
boarding may &c had from co to SIS
NJ the end az the those who de-ire II ,v
well bound COW Of tie printed Ltenrs, a So al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

We have files of different pspers Of Vera Crrs
20 the Sih ult inclusive; and Of the Mexican
capital to the % h April. On The 18th of he
month, the Chamber Of deputies received from
the Secretary Of War, report announcing tina,
the disturbances in Durango were happily uuelIed.
The CofreV de Ia Federscioa If tie och Ami
complains Of the 'srlIness Of the ocelesiastIcaj
tribunals IN deciding the fate of Padre Arenas.
who had been convicted ss a cOnspsator against
the state, on tbs own confession. Another gszett,
~ Sol, Invegh@ bitterly against the y. Stare.
OF the Nor ~" Contrasts Their enmisv 10 Me-
'co' snd their real wretchsdness With the friendly
dispositions and prosperous grandeur oiG Britain
snd asserts that The Mexicsn Conerss. would nof
ratiy The treaties made with this country until The
question OF the territorial limits oeiween the Mex
ican Union and ours, ,hould be setloJ The
treaties, &c framed Panama were sfii under
consideration IN the Mexican Congress, and hkely
to remain % as long IS the nations OF the South,
whose commissioners were psruss 20 them, con-
tinosd TO be in a state Of political di-orGes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

Esq OF Aeeam ~ tO'nIs -lan S. Hson yone,s,.
daughter u IN is'e Thomas Wis.,, f,G ~. lily. "
ON the 7th instant, hy the Rev. John Garnet, Of
Ma",.on county, NJ. Hator g. chass Mi.. Enay H.
bsSd dsnshi., o. Mr. John Head Of Orange county.
DIED. stBligrovs Botstourt county on the 2e,b nh,
ms uary r. Damn, the beloved Of Tbos r.. Dunn
Esq formerly ~ hi, town. eldest dsveh.r Of nv Wr
H. johnson OF Ch,steh,d In h. death ~ thi. ansbl. aud
ssting iepa'e society has orns
mems h"' re'aov.' and acquaintance Puie otless
' 'rl.- ON pr IN fptf IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
FOR S4yE

' lie tract Of land On Fort Creek whereof, - .,
@ eontai4hg, ey late survey, 5s6 acres. Of which go as
as b. ana % elerk low sround lw.il dncIedl whif
may ne iLade peIr tlysaie n water, with fri1;n,
T"b,reo Lo ave 'a.nt or asns family, vh excellent
onaiu ana variety ct other FRUITS aud rt5ne ssIo,J -,
e, 70 VIM an addition will be is IAN Tn, %
o, worm me attention OF any person de.,rou. of r,
nsins very heshy, well Eaieed In an s-,,sI
% ana miles above Prince Edward ro,tbon
s"n N"p hampton sydney lisge. Terms Ons's1Ib
are invited to call x,Tni ~ rs, ~. !, e u,ehassIF
Prince Edward, Hay I 10y
~ ~ me above IS not sold before the third MonJav ~
Octohe will then We ofef ed puhi,c s,,r =, 70
june % ~ ~ d - Clock W.B.
10 fafids.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

RIVE DOLLARS willie siven TO any who will re-
turn I" ue large New foundand black dog, With long
curly hair aud hrinds feet supposed tohave stolen ON
Richard Arnsronss yesterday ains II. hsd on collar
with NV name ens'aVsd thereon JOHN VANLEW
Juue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
NOTICE

Erteniire Department, 1914 .ylr. 1897
PROPOSALS will he Ieoeyed at this Departments for
Printing two hundred and fifty copies cf ali the Journal
OF both Houes OF the General Assembly, from b, wear INF
10 the $780, bo, inclusive also the Journal of The
Convention in this state, which adopted the Federal
ton. Dy order, VIM. H. RICuiRDSoN -
June 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

Extract OF letter from the Hon Edward Lii
V'nsston, dated New York April 20.
" Every .hirg goes on here as the warnest
friend to jackson could wish: unless some I'M
accountable and highly improbable change taken
place, ne will have tile whole stare of New York
and OF course will be elected W Orleans .4dv.
we End in the New York Nv ening Posi-. of
tuesday last, the following obs erv atoms res
pecIIng the above article
n friend has allowed us TO cav. that. ION Oh.
subject OF an extract published in yes,erda, 3
Enquirer and Commercial Advertiser. takes
from New Orleans paper,) having converse d
with MI Livingston, OF Louiriana, that sen,Ie-
man observed that be had written notbi5a on
the Presidential election Intended TO be pub
lished, and bad kept no copies of opinion,
ne may have expressed 20 his friends on that SUBJ
Jeci hut That he was convinced tba, the nm
qualified expression of opinion which III. xxtrsc,
contains, must have been the effect of some error.
either In Inc haste Of writing private letter, or
what 10 moe probable H. the iranscrbinr or printing
IT; because such an opinion was not, ard could moi
have been reasonably enterlsined, bile the system
oi Young by districts was continued; bu, that h..
believes, majority Of the district votes OF ibi.
slae, would be given to Gen. jackson, and ,h.,
1t The electioa was had b. general ticket. il "a as
his opinion thu, he would have the whole; and rha
the Une or the other Of these opipinns on,z eould
have been intended to be expressed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
LAND EnP Snrr

we suh'orihT siding near the town Of Ysuof lille ON
am ana O N .[ sal. h tract Of land containing acres Wing
w ~ slns 81 '.e tsnnnkey River, bounded On ll1
est ny Beaver Creek the &nftb rs the land. Of p,
W.. winston aud Others, and on the last by M Anderson
Inc I"" grounds are Ieh and fertile the h land c i
quahy have tract Of 81 OF well brred land III,
e"nyensnt which likewise for sale. The improvemso,
on vac 's named tact eSe-lent dwelling hone
Gently hsi, with all necessary ou.-iouses and onnr
ara oil choice fruit oder the above named lapd
nesste, Within 20 mile. OF CiAksyilS. s u 'e"-
r,,;., CHARLES BARRETT.
--'"-"f''
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FOR LONDON.

ID ilt hrst rate eorpe ed and ooppe ned shp
,GAtSM EkfHA CRSNT, III. j. Tihbis, master, to had
R4k1f at BeImuda Hundred aud sail all next month
= two+hnd' 81 her cargo bens engage, For frs irilt
&c the remainder apply TO SEPU uARx & CO.
June -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

" IBGINLA At Rules, holden the eIc,k's once or d.
superior curt Of haneefy fOg the Rehnen4 dis,rie. lie
Lew Joncs 49,
Agsinft AIN
Oliver, '' --''a'H OoFui" ara asa
,rh- 3.s..,.., ~, - Dts
pea anee and given :ecuiIt according to ~, Ar a.,
aug lhe hnie; OF ~ e"u ard appearing Ly ~
nee th9t he is not an iuhati,Gni 81 ti en,yry u
SIheisd' That the said defendant do appear here 2 tho
nay oi ihe next tern aud answer The bill OF the pI,i,T 80
a euy Of u, Ofoer he foi hwith inserted 10 sor. .-
PpT P"onea IN The city at hichnond, for two
ctsVe! and ported 81 The gTont,lcOr Of the Cs,;, .
- "a oe9"Py' issr' WIN. ". HEHING G
49, wst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22
DIGHEsr PRIZE,
&c. 600 D0EEA.RSI
nnILLTAMr snnrnr,
066% prizes, amounting 10
20335- only 700 Tickets.

IL The CA5h ior ne whole Of ile Frize- esn ts b =
usual II COuENS OFFICE the nsnntet the. .. "'N -
MODE or DGAWiNu--Tbe numbers vi, h. we, -.
9ne "hse' p uui, ana W. We oh'r will BE- nut ~ 80,
above ne denomination of Five naiists snd H., Ivy Ii"ti
wostf, 'n ne u''i manner, The 1000 pf,1,. 81 Fa, 40
~ ~ 1900 " sht uck'i', the nun,bef, of sb;rb
WIN me terminating hguFc Of either n L, ~ ~, 'i'
.,s W aI,Iesf tiirinaiion.. The Five Ieij,, 49,, =,
I .s. y" We uehe' isy'nE The lat 6gmfs. e,,
t - J.s Nv" ls'' htnfts ~ such nurnher n me No.
si n, o:gs'snt tefmindon This mode vii permit ~
49, .''s'y % oeo9mpiefd u drsssins snd a t,Fct
irlsrIoi also. 100 "'ln ufNP'n8 al
Iieke's SIS 90 Quarters 81 %
Halves 2 so Eightbs D 60
oidef' irom avg pat of The United States, ,sI ., B.
% po' Pad) o private eyancs enrosing III. rs,h -
ft~o t'cket % any ~ The Lotsfss, VII meet he $50.
prompt '"" pnncutl attention - personal sgglcsoc
~ N4drsssf9
49, ~ conEV = DHoTHERs. Bo,su.s
f-f