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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
MORE TRICKS

The Phiiadsip hia Press (amone the other veri.
table letters which il has uumped up) ha. one
from the South, which processes to give the fol.
lowing as the result of MIR. Van Buren's arranae-
meats IN that quarter:
l. Gen. -indre;c Jackson consents to accap,
OF the Presidency of the u. Sta:es piedging him
sell inviolably to subserve the policy of the South
end to resign at the end of four years. III. John
{, CGthonn has been prevailed UpOn, in confor-
miiy TO the wishes of some of our most influential
riaads, TO relin9uish his claims upon the Vice
Presidency III. Every effort is TO be made TO
lnduee De UHt Clinton to accept the Vice Pre-
sidenry. " Martin Fan Buren, TO serve g,
Secre,erv OF State under Gen. Jackson, and at the
end OF |0ar years to be noviindtcd and supported
tor the Presidency; with a pe'fe understanding
that hd VIII pursue the Southern policy, in rela-
tion I" domestic Manufactures and Internal Iso-
provenien' u nm not much inisnfof med Ca
met Is 50 arranged ss to- command The creates
possible extent of political influence -
IL Is scarcely necessary to add, that this ia no.
'her imposition got up for effect; and that from
ali we can learn, from the authentic sources
mat Tue whole story IS contemplate and silly
piece OF patch-wosk-that no arrangements bay e
been made to the Vice Presiden cy--none as
to the Secretary OF State less any, as to the
next Presidency that Gen. jackson Glands unc
mi'tea az TO men, or measures Except so far as
his principles are understood from h- professions
and his course y He would scorn any such IN an
aSement and mrigue-snd if be were capable oil
IL, ITS discovery would be the death blow of all
his hopes. From that moment his best friends. and
every honest man In The country would Indignantly
abandon his Cause. This new Sou bern correspon-
dent oil Mr. Binns Is just unfortunate as biz let
ter-wriier from Richmond. 1t is a straiagem
which will only recoil upon the head Of the party
with whom il originates.
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so re HahD.

- ANAWAY from the 'ab,efiber, on the 22d inst nero
~ mao named Lew ~ years old about feet or Inrbet
high, colour nearly hlfckj he has scar on h fore
head, near whore hi eye brow meet and 20 sore size Wa
on ore o h S net~ttn TIE coli AND heel oessoued by
hurn bis clothing cotton shirt and pn coat ad
pahA0Vns, oi dark colour the pauil-ons much worn IIs
hd' worked at The cooPefs adt tor years. AID uy
to get employment tia, trade .xssct he viii Inv ~ ~,
TO some bThen state as be token Caroline jail
int ia OF else ne may ty w james River
w give reward OF $40 tor Levi, II taken ont Of a.,
state snd socwtdm jail, and immediate givcu TO ne
'hs ct him again Or e legal tee fpf securing him
Jn taken within this stale, 80 that act bin 81 $40 Gr
delivering hin to Cheei6eld county, Va, Msu-
"heter. WM. FISHER.
Nav gq. s-sq0s
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WYE LA BAGATELLE.

a few days ago noticed the establishment Of
paper in the town OF Portsmouth,, under
inc tile of q The Palladium without knowing
the course which II intended TO steer in these
81 ormy times. 1t has since shown its flag and
we happy 10 hail u as a jealous and able asso-
ciate in the defence of the principles Of the OLD
School. Yet ito Editor is not only reasoner, but
a HTt; and gives some " snsck Of bis quail
typ in the following neat jcu desprit. There are
some strokes in it, which might well be spared
but satirists are wont to claim some immunity for
their pen, en- account, OF their wit Su ch was the
privilege plead for IT, author of the Horse race
and there IL no doubt that the Editor OF the Pslia-
dunn sill be very happy TO avail hms elf Of the same
excuse. As the Collector OF his Ship News has,
however, made one two mistakes in copying
his Marine List, it is but proper to correct il
from tue original Log-book:
MARINE LIST.
Arrived a, This port yesterday, the Richmond
Packet, ENoUIRER, Capt r., in three
days from Richmond, with valusble cargo OF
Political Intelligence. There had been dread
}uL hurricane in Political Bay--snd much damage
Rad Been sustained by nf shipping. The schooner
INTELLGGENcER, GALES, was seen skpdding
before the wind, but the GGie bles 70 tremendous.
ly, she was obliged to jibe, and set in for . nor
fhern port. The mate Of the I (Mr. SEAToN,)
was swept overheard off Johnson's Island, IN at
ieNhP'iAb w mdAt cummings NC was fortunately .
however, picked up by the Steamboat EquiuOcG-
ton. The !. was run foul Of by the Scbr. Tcio.
graph, GEEEv, Of Washington, in March last
and was obliged to discharge part Of her cargo,
which was generously taken on board the +. The
Telegraph spoke DAY or two previously the
Schr. Journal FoRcE. in a leaky condition, hsv.
ing been considerably damaged in endeayouring 10
get over the Tactic Shooisi The T. also reported
that she spoke the brig Excursion, OF " Opposi-
ton" tnlet, having ON board Mes.rs. Van Buren,
and Cambreleng, passengers, from voyage OF
di'eovery--all we'll they reported the Ship
Crawford, a being still lying 10 Private barbor,
anseaw0Tthy.
" The Enquirer spoke OF Poin, Lark ont
bound TO Point no Point, the clipper built Pri.
vaser, John Randolph She had lost her main
boom Oft Iyier's Island, and had been litersll,
blown " sky-higb' She vas in the act Of beinl
towed into port Charlotte, by the Schr. Self
y Pycsfycai!gg. Cspi CRvsss. 70 repair damages
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TH0S. GRIFFIN.
Communicated.
SWINpyIN7


About the middle Of this month oh, Ok wa,
,ns panh Of yng,nia Drawn by Geo Newton President H..
same Bank, at BALTIMORE $500 of Thomas Bu.an
As The man wa; stranger, aud the considerable tho
Teller Mr. Anthony Robinson, f a. cliusd taxing hs
check Aben stated that he for about fhen
hnre1 d"'Iar; at this place. which he would take
gn'a notes and that he the balance in Baltimore O, T.
D. notes and produced hs hank bock .hrwinS h.. account
WIN. 10. onee at N'ffoa As there nothing the face %
the excite u'pcon Of aud the Teller
was well acquainted with the signature M Newton he az
be wished After days the eheck wa, sen. 20 BAL
and payment refused by the Office there on the ground
the words seventy duliar had taken oat by soma
."'n "c'Y without n$ The paper, aud The sa
ny played me same with banks in the Dis
e OF O9lnmha aud h IaPacy being sa,ised attempt
whst e mas 9etn arrested with the money hr
eo"ra 10 Sa AZ Robinson identify has per-
who called himself JOHN Santa when taken into cusuS
viii meet "iihthe tews'd Of his crime.
FORGED CNE( RS
we learn thai ,w" Chez r. rre..ned tins NOR Sr a.
the u s. Branch nanh B,Itinos ruTporiur to h. dIs-
by u. eshier Of the u s. Norfolk fsr COCO dot
sash witch az, rron9noesd to he orsee, They bad pre-
.,,sH hani not doubling e
CITY POLICE.
s0 hrn''vie, (N y May % Yesterday morning Assp,
~ oei"ek young man OF good address raltsr gentr.l an
Pesrance. who call, hn,sef John smith ,i II, % ,'
sss' slender butt DARK complications wiih hiem,b len
Nei pre- dfSh porting be drawn The Bank If
aud 'ign"d T.. Cha,cc cashier Upon n. pap
haitian company in New Ymk the Stat, Hspf IN hi, ev
lot 800 End whed know soon i, would br collre,3
aug thkhs - hours too long time watt the bank
aud vent 10 the Bank Of New Iryirk for m.
n IN. not being IN 'aid would call again In he
mean lime some enquiries made which cied in siro
'g'p'eon of the draft being forgery Al O'clock m. r,
''ehIaS ,hsd again. Nhe ipf elton, DRAFT was r
lodgings Wa 'OAo'''' " Ms
After leaving the Inn OF M. Mann he gave direction, IN
nave r. trunk taken TO the Steam Baa Wha but;
na' ne continued ms Journey distance out Of the cit,
Suspicion was more s'osy excited, he vas (olIc,,cd
o"s,ysd until be came 10 hollow, where be hated
sn'.d ms p"ektt auuk sud parsr While hs was MAXIM
his examination, the msishll, nr Prcy, suddenly .eizd
h'd 81 smith, when he discover TO put paer an h..
'u,h, s"pp"ed 10 b. the dr4t, which .waoKed lie
Drought before Nicholas L0elsn Esq Recorders by WHOM
beTe,n 10 aud OF dollars U. s. hiu, wee fond
been committed 10 prism further examination tTn,,
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LAND EXAMINERS

Mr. John Scott, the late representative a.,
Congress from Missouri, has been appointed by
the Secretary ofthe Treasury, Inspector of all the
Southern land-oAices. g. Gratitude, rays the
ST Lonis Enquirer is a cardinal virtue''l MIR.
James Wilson, Editor Of the Steutenville Herald,
is appointed to examine part of the land-o fices
in Ohio and Francis Duulevy of Warren county,
10 examine The Norlh"rn nj.offices of Ohio, and
those OF Michigan. Every tool is made TO cut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

Bolvar through TIE medium Of hi, paper We san,a ms,
With pleasure we not apprehensvs like ROB,
,eaa. Dsdai,on TO Pesity might reach place
destination We that the Enquirer thu
honor Of being read by Bolivar; of influencing
eoshe'l: in the slightest degree IF could indulge such
Persussion should hesitate lay before hun the
u our worthy correspondent who tells bin plain wod
whole ID have their eyes upon hin,; and ka,
Tue moment he sspres the throne he will sink the
OF all the irispds liberty to the lowest and vilc Of tbs
human rsee" object VI q a.,en,oa
aud, unfortunately, ct great stispieion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

The last National journal publishes from the
" Original Order book" in the Adjutsnt Genera rs
Office the sentence of the Court Martial at Mobile
in the of the muinous Militia-men. j. ap-
pears that "ihe Major General approves the Pro
ceedngs and -ehtences OF the Court. and orders
them to be carried into effect" We shall publish
the Proceedings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
WIN. NELSON.
ORIGINAL.
YohK Town, Va. May 2i.h, 1927.


Mr.. VIM. Nelson.
Ssr: Your note OF this morning received by NJ
Gibbs is before me- The acsnow Judgements IL
contains of your sorrow for and repentance Of your
late conduct TO me, are certainly more gratifying
than continued state of hostility " ould be- Ills
always more honorable TO acknowledge ones
errors, than TO rersevere in them. 1t il more
masnanimous to forgive offences when repentance
appears contrite, than to continue to nourish hos
lile feelings towards 2 acknowledging. The heart
fet sorrotD" which you aroic, d,>lrms me- shah
endeavour TO conquer the feelings your late COL
iisions with me, have produced. You must Ee
sensible, that through this whole contest have
been entirely on the Defensive ~ az OF the az,
eIessor; the dispute did mt originate with me; anu
when you placed yourtelf before the public, ara
forced my name into the 20 Enquirer - sel-defenea
and sell respect, demanded of ME the course I
took. could have wished, that you had reflected
earlier upon the part YOU designed TO take; the
public might thus have been ignorant of our con
test, and the necessity Of again appearing in print
avoided As it is, / deem j, proIer that tie
public -hould be arprsed of The Termination, as
they have been OF the progress OF our dispute; and
shall send copies OF our noies of this day 10
Richmond. You obj humble servant
TH0S. GRIFFIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

Match Race The N. Y. Advocate Of the 25tb
states hat the Southern colt Resolution (supp sed
TO be run by fIr. w Il. Johnspn OF Ya) on the day
before on the Union o rise, beat the Duroc colt
Splendid in two hSals.
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Y HONORARY SWORDS,

-A NAt . from rae hesofions oTthe GHgfusa Lfcis-
turs, in Feb. 1895.
Rs'ord elso uHa"inou'iy That the Governor he reuue
ed TO present. to the nearest male relative Of the alc
Io NHehe s~ord, dithe rNPenee Of the Commonwealth
as an expression Of the dneuished ,ee in 81 nd, h
e GENERAL Assembly holds the memory Of that -al.n et;
zen shd soldier, who fell, with wounds and IS Nh I
ify's rights aud honor. . " W - "'' '"u''-
received also, 1aaRincy, That the Governor be re,s
eo l" RTt'cf 70 he nearo't male rratiye OF Ga. l hi
s'O fftnfer Holmes Sword the cxpntc OF m. Corn
n'hwtS az an expression Of the
w winch TIE Generi Asseuly holds the emory f fb. II,
liant c1rn aud soldier, WHO fell, covered viii, ,,rn. t
country rights aud honor. o " '1 " "''
heefotd aLso unanimously That The Goy,rpor he
go 70 cause To he pTsseeted 60 Captain Robert Rc.U ,
I'VE eiiYen VI this State, suitable sword with prsr Jev,es
hetto" 10 testimony Of the great appreciation which h,. A.
''nhj has Of hi' signal aud IMPORTANT rendered IN d.
Plsin. VIZ "" NaAe Nn'u-
In Council, Sd March, 1926.
u 70 advised that the Governor procure the
Swords voiedby the Gen. Assembly, in Feb 1916.
to Captain Robert Henley, to the nearest male
relative OF the late Major Andrew Hunter Holmes.
ana 70 the nearest male relative OF the late Captain
John Hiichei the cost not TO exceed the sum of
$500 each.
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A ClOdiopper in ALr. .veDton's District.
RGIWI4 ELI flows
CONGRESS

The polls of the several counties have been
compared at Charleston, and it appears tia, the
folio wing j. the result:
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COrrespondence- Communicated.
YoRK Town, May 2Ith. 1927
Major Thos Griffin

Major Thos Griffin
OtaT Sir A feeling sense Of the depravi,y OF
my nature and pacific disposition tow ards ali
mahSind' calls on me To avow To you my heart
ien sorrow tor my iiis act which gave offenca
TO you; and l do hereby sincerely dssIaim all
maiighiiy of feeling towards you sud all mankind;
having made my peace with Sod a. hope 10 te
forgiven so will forgive, and forget al tha, has
past: leaving 1t 10 that nobest pr, of our nature.
whether you will reciproca'e my Kindly feelings.
Tins mutual friend of US both. was a few days
since deputed by me TO communicate to you; bur
fortuitous circumstances prevented his doing 80
and do with the greater pleasure perform il M.
SELF. With respect your friend,
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4 Copy Test,
WM. II. RICHARDSON. O. e.

In pursuance Of the foregoing resolutions, and
order OF Council, the swords mentioned therein
have been executed in . style Of superior taste and
elesaacs, have recently been received BY the
Soyernor, and are now ready Tor presentation
Iho Governor deening il more conformable 20
the original spirit add intent Of the resolutions,
mosi respectful to The Legislature voting them.
and presumiDg it would be more gratifying 20 the
ieelingsof The immediate objects of the highly
complimentary donors expressed therein that The
duty assigned to him should be performed ia pub
Ic' Than IN private, intends TO present the swords,
TO the persons, who sbs respectively be authorised
to receive them in public, at the Capitol, in the
Chamber Of lbe House Of Delegates at - O'Clock
on the Sih Of Jaly next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

Mr.. Websier's scheme OF .9nalgamation has
almost entirely tailed IL BOSTON, "A 2nd election
has been held and among the four tickets not one
name has obtained majority. The Federak
I:chct, at the head Of which stands the name
oil Fl. q OTIS. is said have defeated the success.
OF the administration Ticket Tile majority of
the FedeTalis's not prepared TO ioin in
this new Coalition No day has been fixed for
new election and doubts have been expressed
whether new poll will be held. Only 8 out of
The 80 members chosen al the Is, ELECTION.
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.NOTICE.

NEW Port onier has becu established ore half p,;y a
Va. DAHL n NEtvTON r. ~
Nav 20
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vorhy sitizrn % Vtrrois, IN aTouroc COUNTY 10 ns
htfehs AZ Ars, ~i-fss = ri3sssa lt,,sf g. c.se
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Majority for Maxwell ST
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Lee James Fulkersons and Mr.. Britain
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-15
Ieltlrick's OEcc for Prizes

NH4PliillN the present week will be distrihu-
~ ted AT this Office, the following Spleen
did Capital Prizes
SloOGo--3. 0Q0-2 ,O0O--l o0o--l Oo0--l ooC
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Beside, thousands Of hundreds, fnies, tens, Ave,
ihrees, &c.
Ticket. are yet to be had in variety Of num-
bers, High aud Low.
The splendid Capital Prize Of $4,000, may
he had loi $40 900 mar be had for g.
~, 800 may be had for only ST.
1t has been the pleasant task of the owner oi
this Office TO sell by retail aud pay in the late
drawn lotteries, three capital pr2cs Of S5s0Ob-
IN the Virginia Navigation Lottery, No. /. the
handsome capital Of 70 900 was sold in shares
one half TO a company in Campbell, one quar-
ter IN Cuipeper, and one quarter ~ Bedford ~
Gall soon OF the fist choice ofprizes may escapi
you. You, orders by mail or private con,e,
NICE, wlll meet prompt and particular attention
address to =. ALn. LLkINlCH.
Tune II
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IN NECtl0Rs sNf-lThr f,rou inr tra..s
III 81 iah3, the property OF tue Esiateoi Nipi-
| taew iarv6y DE- d, are nt,irea lol ale. VIZ
! 1850 Acres on James ld,rr. AZ The mon h If
tafaWha Creek. In Tins tract ar ieh mines
/ o. l. on . e: 6gpsom hts-alsf lbcca found ont
surface, indicating az asundanre OF tins minci
al, though no mine In, 6ern opened his land
lies on both sides Of The Catawha one OF the
besi streams fuf HE erection Of any d sriintion
et water works n the upper country. 40 cleai.
IN has hccn madc on the pirmi,r,-tIir wood
having been scrupnlou,l, preserved wnh view
10 thr erection oi lrnn Works 30 more pa.
tienllr description Is dceincd necessary as IL Is
presumed any one wishing IA purchase proper.
" o 70 much value viii Inspect aud cxamin,
ior themselves,
400 Actes, extending from Cntswha 10 lin.
oastle-ohoU one bud red arr, 81 ~ hirh Is 1, =.
ta"bo bottom, oqud 10 any low grounds IN ih,
county.
81 Nrrcs, bead Of Burdens nm. four miles
from imra>tlc.
10 Acres, two mllrs from James River. loin.
Ing Ranuet's, near lie mouth Of CalaNba
2DO Acres, on lanc, kncr. near the mouth
OF Cdawha, joining Hamilton
80 Acres, two m'rs nom the River on Ia
taNha---on which There Is It il.t fntc Merchant
Mil aud II mp Viii
3 Acres Town Lots. near Federal Spring.
imclsbc.
Any of the above named premises will be
shawnto persons, Hishlae To purchase, b, Ia.ues
=. NuHo aa",os fssrs Habaf, h tie 81 Dr. Me
| Il well fiocastr
2do Acres. lumber Rdgc, joining Icssr Row.
land, and remarkably les,l
loo Aces, (jones plaet) Twelve miles abnye
imcastlc, on CataWba road. about half ofnhc6
is rich Cataa ba low ground
100 Ar1es lDoyls place near James RIVER,
joining Cran ford aud Btblc
lS5 Acres, purchased Of Corhin Lakeland IL.
IN on Bach Creek three mites nom Jane, ri.
Ner--frst tate tobacco land II du, portion of
il brn ow gfouud
Al the upland tracts IN tho above schedule
are o. good quality aud well adapted to the
production OF gra,s wheat, corn aud tobacco.
The tracts particularly specified .tc well worth
the attention aud particular cNarnultion ofper-
sons wishing 10 purchase real estate.
As II is The y sh aud IL interest Of the lea
tees rs well As the Executors. 90 sell those lands.
they will be Disposed of at accommodating ptl-
ces and ON hong crrdS--onl. ahout one faurt1
Of The purchase money wllibe required ON gi,.
ing possession.
MAGDtLlS HARVEY & Tx,
JOHN VI. II AibIN lN'roft# a
Estate of Matthew ilapeN, de5t.
June Is cGN45
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hue a. our government when he
Cdza -. a. 10 he dofl hatnage at The shrine
rotaa ,.'.5nycd ,dol All ideh NAV see ihti 1t y
90 NJ 's.f ,he present administration 10 ennse-
tHs8I5 .,,.s5,It,,.!t Do this, aud iaremci To
ia III tha. We hold dear; for quickly
i1f.e' ,.ber, ihe most noble government
rft# ,aat the world ever saw, VII ne seen
rfa s'l' ,,nt,s fhrona Then. IN 4 moment,
T. ~ -, prospects will be rs 9 oomy rs tn
90 ~ ht Ihen, instead OF the soothing
.'3 f,he Genius OF liberty, whispering peace
'oiee ,dsnce, the back ghosts OF tyranny
ga " ,.slkine around us, aud roaring It IN our
'A 49,. ne i OF thunder hear and OBEY TIE
"ts. ~" ef vpur King! This is the end TO which
i"' ,enainR, mud yet those who contend for
y ~ ..s,. nursacd 10y the present administration
!" al 10 tel us that they are republicans.
a'r Ill tae, think fit 10 tell Us so, fof otherwise
J. h5,Il,s,ef have known II. Bat Mr.. Adams.
,,l1 sacrificed private resentment ON
W - i,,. couatry' good. Yes, he iorgaye
4" -. which CLAY had made a. ainst him.
y. ~. l5,,od that he could cast that gentleman
~; own mould. In order To make sure OF
ll' ,hnrrby forever to hlde his own former
49, L,t INN n ~ that the course he was about
sH s.5Bd secure to hiin The Office OF 9ecreta-
.rb;g At the least is what the relative clrCum-
:! - declare to us 30 the great, the good
the rnlig 4iened Clay, whose eloquence IS
%%a.s,hlr. VINO was born III the Old ID mnlon
g.. e,fd in the lap OF Kentucky, could bend
~. Covering head low enough 10 become hire
~. could weld enongh of that zeal Tor his coan-
',"Is welfare to seal up his lips as TO the mans
~ ia, nf Adams These are the men in office,
s.I,bese their pretensionS for holding the same.
w., does tbe genius OF liberty blush At the pros
.a,,,n of the American cause, Ia vile and mt
,ra lands Aad yet we must bear the name II
'a,nacs. because We will moi uphold them. But
I.ra,nia viii ran for Jackson from principle, l.
,io,7aa she may not peter hun to every other
opr.aI. But If she prefers him TO Adams, IN II IS
efficient reason why she should give Inn hel
sodi,ided vote lie keeps none of his political
,s,gs out of sight. He lels It's know his opihions;
,y,ereas no one knew for a long tmc whether
Aiams approved of the tariff Oh not. Nov, We
tnou that he does, aud no doubt TO the fullest
,yirot. If he does not, why has he not, in his
messages to Congress, pointed out the mpropr-
~ nj them He could advise them to erect
,,ispTyaiories, TO pay ofihe scientific dcpt which
we owed as he pretended, TO England. Why
crt then, proclaim his sentiments Oh u subject
h., doubtful and nc that would have given Sa-
artionto many thousands. Our "Rcpubiican
olg holds up one side of the subject TO view, and
even in that case the balance OF power seems II
stand against him But Time, the rcVeaicr Of
.crets will soon LET us know all thct'ulh.
ANXIOUS PAIKIh.
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Nonr on DEAwIsG.---The numbers will he
put mo one wheel usual ana M the other Will
be pm the ptl2cs ubDrt the denomination eC
Eve Dollars, and tic di 1wmg To proetoss 10 tie
usual manner. lhe 1900 prizob OF our bnl
lars 10 be awarded 10 the uckeis the nun be-
Of which end With The terminating figure of "a
lbcr OF the Htte tsa dfa'cn numbers Of n Bt1-
rR Examinations. The Five Dollar prize. 10 be
awarded TO the tickets having tie two last f.
cures corresponding with the tno ast figures of
such number OF The aeft drawn Of dBneHl ter-
minatfoa. This mode will pelmli the hole lot
terry 10 be completed in one drawing, aud tick
et drawing superior prize uW not Gs restricted
from drawing an inferior one also.
Whole tickets, - on Qoartets, : 25
Halves, 50 Lighths, . "
ORDERS from any pau OF the tnted
States either by mail post paid or private con
seyance, enclosing the Cash OF Prize Tickets IA
| any ofthe Lotteries will meet the same prompt
and punclual attention as ii on personal applieaS
cation.
t. 4ddressio
J. I. COHEN, JR. IL BROTHERS, Baltimore,
Baltimore, May 10. s3pJs0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-15

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