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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

I When Mr.. JoHNs was regularly nominated By
Tie coneiees Of his party, Sammy llalker said
that the fcderall>;s Of Sussex would not support
him; that his being the regular nomination would
avail him nothing with them; and that they would
vote for nobody but Jackson man for Consrcs,
Now, since MIR. ilalker has fouirl to his surrow
4 that the people in Sussex know the difference be-
tween father ard son, and that they have acted Ike
wise, rejecting, patriotic and independent men,
and elected man to Congress who will 'afpoii
instead OF opposing the Government Of their coua'
try, he runs all about the streets here and tells N.
Jackson brethren that Mr.. JOINS was supported
il sussex solely because he was the regularly nom
mated candidate !--exhorts them not to despair
and assures them tiat the fight Or wrong" w
position shaU succeed at the next trial in Delaware
The prophecies Of our molcrn Samuel lave how
ever failed 50 frequently, ;hat he has lost tac conf
dencc Of many who used to trust i'll him.
" Nr. saf'a.r seaysi u Cgas3iahon."-Wc are 'e!
n Mr. ila'ktr on hcaruS o. the ot, defeat u Tue mi'
who cai'e General lack ga id old cut threat, s'
Sr his Old Griz1le, aud STATED ouv town lie WeN'
OH as secretly as an Attorney General @ho has lately De-
So"'c WY NolollouS; tna Is, ne dli NJ tel "h'" n
was going or when hcwonld re tun. We hope hn~e'e'
That he has not gone down INTO sussy (alas poor W."
sex y TO drown himselfn tie Green Pond 50 beau'"u
y described IN LIS Peep die Peninsula" But lethalf
alter all the man las only gone, ike Dr. synl4z,'o
'Makc another -FOUR
ara when hes mi, e It lie viii write il =
I he verdi. we'll wager, i'll not Slight Il:
For Where's the city, Where's the toan,
Which is not full OF his ,enosn3"
NJ NJ. Noah, Editor Of the New i'nra hraH,
cr - lis paper OF the I'D ut. copio, lhe va,
ware Gazette incorrect account u! The !tah''''
Elections n hent County, and maAe' t'e l"lo"'
iny introduction to it.
.iaie s.gas.--I.ttc lcra arc has hcar lrtr cMNE
Tor a Whole continent. Eel HE Adams p'o4lr fr'' :"
account OF the local elections tlct:. aud wcrp.
When wc read Noa;., SIMS" wc la'd Wy
paper aside, thinking that we sh0ald be able a'l'.
thc election TO send word Of consolation % "
weeping s Adams people, The result oil "a
campaign Las proved that our supposition va N
rect. We now call upon Moua'eai to trl IGN
Adams penple' 10 dry up their trais ;--'fl '@'
how uohiy bis hearted " iille neawa,e hl'' w.
la.sAet. s"cen bi'a.ion'' Of ,na'i.a' s'h q
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

Gen. Jackson preends neither to seek nor TO de-
cline public employment. Yet he writes letters to
promote the election of adherents pledged to labor
zealously in Tie work Of his own elevation Where
Is his consistency:
General Jackson Processes to proceed altogeth
er Z" upon principle and to leave the decision OF
the great issue" entirely TO the people. Yet he
marches to the polls at the head Of a band ct idol
izing followers, and gives in an open ttchet, ior
candidate who is known to lie noe his devoted ad-
mirer and principal member Of the guardian
withdrawing committee. which has his personal
and political reputation in its keeping where is
his towering spirit that scorns to act from sellsh
views Where is the nice and delicate sense Of
prop,icty which should mrei him to stand aloof on
such occasions? Can we III such conduct the
dgnfed carriage which own feelings teach us
to look for in hish-minded man, who is held up.
and who holds up himself as candidate Tor the
most exalted civil station in the world No, no.
Happily, in each case of such improper and I'M
becoming interference. his efforts and excrion>
were fruitless. Buchner is elected. and Glundy
defeated Fork Recorder.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

Pr0ride,iial Escape While John b, Smith,
Esq. All old and respectable inhabitaht Of this e.
t., was on an eXeursion to Niagara Falls, he with
some gentlemen, was endeavoring to get near the
sheet of water, on the British side, that forms that
immense cataract. when MIR Smiths loot DE BE-
inc loremost) spt, and he was precipitated forty
feet over the rocks on a Hat projecting ledge ot
the precipiee. In this condition he was without
any possible means d getting back again, as no
one could afford him the least assistance by rope
otherwise, from above, such being tie formation
Of the place from whence he fell. At last he made
desperate elliott to climb up by means OF project.
ing rocks, but lie had no sooner put his weight on
one OF them than t gave way, and he was precp
tated fifty feet further down the cataract. His
head was cut in several places and his body greatly
bruised. When he recovered his recollection ne
found himself again on the top Of the rock from
which he had first fallen. How he got up on The
hight Of stairs in his weak and bleeding condition
no one can tell, not even himself. Ills friends re
cel,cd him with wonder and astonishlnent, and
took him to Mr. Forsyths tavern, where this un
feeling publican refused him help or succor, not
wihstanding the urgent solicitations Of Mr.
smiths friends, and himself, almost in an expiring
condition. Mr.. ForsJ tbs plea for not admittn.
him was that SO he looked 50 bad - neither money
nor cntreatles could induce lin to afford Mr
Smith any assistance. Covered with blood and
still bleeding rapidly, at eight o'clock in the even
ing in this helpless condition, he was turned from
the doors, and obliged to cross the river 10 the
American side, where he was received and hnspi-
ably treated by Mr.. Whitney, who did every
thing III his power to prove himself the GOOD Sa-
martan" For several days after this accident
Mr.. Smith discharged agc quantities Of extravas
atetl blood from the top of his stomach, but no
other i'll consequences cnsucd. oMmuNlcArED.
.NtO lori. Past
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

I'm Equestrian on has trarels.--Onc Boyden, a
member Of troop Of cquestlians, who were per-
forming at Huntsville, Alabama took into his head
about three months ago, to perform feat which
must have astonished the company, as much rs
their dextcrity had astonished the natives. lie
took from TRUNK belonging to the corps, two thou
sand dollars, with which sum in his pocket he
threw somerset which brough, Him on horseback
aud Gailoped oil. He has since been making the
northern tour, spending his money gcntcclly and
visiting tie Falls, and the other lions Of the north
and west. lie had some idea Of settling at Roches-
ter, but was induced to change his mind by the an.
partition OF countenancc which had been famiI.
lar to him in Alabama. As lie was returning from,
the Falls, IN company with two gentlemen the
latter were attracted by handful IN tn town
Of Waterloo, name as fatal to our hero. a.
to Napoleon.-Ihe placard offered reward
for the return Of tie $4,000, and described the
person OF Boyden accurately, that there wa,
II, misaking him. On arriving at ithaca his ira
yelling companions introduced him to a constable.
and lent him the placard to read for his amuse-
ment. The result was that he gave up $3.50, and
walked oil in high dudgcon.-.E Y. Com. .1dr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

The following interesting communication cannot
sfil OF attracting the attention it deserves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
FIFTEE.1. D0LLARS REIV0RD.

(ANAWAfshoW the subscriber, living mile below
Il 4 Amelia Courthouse, Oh the 25h D.cemb.r 1926,
negro man LEWS, blacksmith hy professions: he uppc-
std to be about 50 SO about five feet
inches high, toerably likely AMI made dark
peAon, speaks olerab quick snj he IA. all
scar % his both his thumb bend
much over the hal oi the thumb, stands somewhat stopped
the Knee, he Is also somewhat bare hair the
his head. Levi, had when he my residence prixeJ
easne eoaee and Pantaoons Of the he also
coarse iu hat, much olher mark recoieed
han than described purchased the above negro Lewis
Capt Spencer Woodbridge Of Chesterfield county; he
wife At Mr. Thomas FUN Chste i.d,
expect ie Is lurking al this time; he well known
Chester .d will tire above reward person
will him any Jail that get him gain, will
pay the reward ani ten cents per me where
apprehendet 10 any house. II delivered All persons
ioi warned irUm haihoarins said neS Lewis.
MICHAEL kennedy
Feb es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
RRoOK ~ YER.Y FOR SHE.

HRUUA II TEE.Y FOX S.5LE.
WIS wen known tavern suae, Ilenrco countv
a the upper end of the Brook Turnpike. miles from
hIehm1nd, at the forks Of the Mountain Frederic
Stage roads III, tavern - two story wood building
eight private for the family tour rooms;
and stable for rs horses. There about forty land
attached TO the premise, oi good quality The Subscribers
being anxious to close all their business, will sell great
gam 10 the above named property hut, If not sold by Thurs
day, I've Istoi Mtoh Will that day, the premises,
up To the highest bidder. ~ the time and place, will Ia.
sold TO the highest bidder all of the stock Of every descr
ton, plantation utensils household and kitchen nue and
every other description Of prope belonging the firm.
The terms for the real estate will be made known The
day OF sale, the Personal estate will be- twelve months
ten dolas, with bond snd approved security; under
ten dolia-s, cash will be required.
SAMUEL OWEN
Ieh. q. 8S-2aw6th JUDITH T. NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

rY Th. ENQUIRER published twice week generally
nd three week during Of the State Legrls
tuePce, heretofore, Five Dollars per snnun
psyble in advance Notes of chart-e peeie-poyus bank,
ulyl will be in payment The Editors will yusran-
ties The safety OF remn them BY hall the po.tsse Of all let
.rs being paid, by the Writer'S
r No paper will ,nnued (but at the discretion Of
the Ed.ors) until all arrear.ges have been paid up.
II Wnoever will guarantee the payment oil mus papers
shaIl have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, OR LESS-ttst merton 70 eehu-eaeh
Continuance, 80 cents :,
No Advertisement inserted until has either been PAID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

IYyn. a .N.4RF COLLEGE.


I'VE annual examination Of The students will COM
aud Guardians aud all strangers who may de.ire
earnestly solicited 10 attend.
The following tn subjects which will be taught in the
several Cou of Lectures, after the February
Moral PhdosoPhy The Rev DR.. Wilmer, wiii cUmlnence
his lectures Logic aud Eihcs, which viii be Concluded
July.
Diathenfacs The Senior Clan will study Astronsmy and
fiuxi the JUNIOR Solid Geometry Pane rrgonCnrtry,
Surveying mtnuTaOu aud OF the higher branches
Algcia td class, likewise has been recently opened
account Of late Of Students vino will study
try aud Algebra.
Natural PhaooPAy. The continuation of this course will
embrace ydVdy niHcs Pntumatics Acoustics, Optics
nstism, Sc.
Chemsiy The continuation Of this course will embrace
all the yariiodar subjects Ut tiat scisnre.
P0itficak COarss. fhs Professor, will his
cvuise Of lectures the Pbosorby Of TIE Human Mind aud
History.
LIg The will embrace all tho treated u by
Blackstone, from the iili chap n his I'd volume.
FERDINAND .. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
II Necessary expences AZ the College the foil coui
shd 50 proportion fvr shurier period.
lioasJ, lodging, fire aud attendance, 500
Washing aud candles, -
Attendance on three Professors, 90
MaricUatiUg fee,
SI65
The Grammar boy. bound to bosrd w the iofes.
Of Language They may board 10 $50
lot the course Of ten months.
Those who e,rtic college after the zgJ Feb pay half the
Fees. 4. :. g.
Williamsburg, Feb. IS. $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

IDIIE capital pze Of $1,000 the third Glass of the Mo-
~ Mongolia Lottery drawn on the 2ith Jinna'y, aud
pHdl piize Of 5000 the 5h class Of The Dismal Svsnp
Csns Lottery, drawn on the 18th instant both 10
Unacky Office to gentlemen 81 this city, VITO presented
tae sspe to Is on The days following the drawing sni the cash
her Of 100 50, c. sold and the cash paid tbo
same by
~ All OiJes from the oouutry fer tickets ~ any Of The
Virginia Lotteries addressed ~ post paid, with
ssFy enclosure, promptly attended IT,.
"a %r. NASH, Booksellers Sistoncrs, Richmond Va
Feb ~. gO-.3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

Il II L - Il T. y sS.d IL Il.
Sl virtue Of deed 81 t-t executed by Reuben Uey 20
The subscrbers hearing date the SIS, Jay o March, 1926,
ana pi record IN the office ct the clerk of Guucand
court tor the purpose oi securing the
mes mere eniioued, shall proceed sell public
'ion t ready nen,y, at Go"chland courthouse 9Th
lay 0i February next at this place. undivided moiety
Tract oi Land containing Icy estimate 1I6 lying
county Of GOochilnd the road about miles
Richmond, and Joining the lands Richard Sampson
Richard HAIRS, which said land the sad Utley derived
from his ale father josiah UiIey. The title conveyed
will he such only derive by said trust deed
w ID. TAYLOR,
JOHN 5. FLEMING, S "u''ee''
Feb 8 Siv,i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

- yiitue OF deed from Edmund Hansen, 10,
~ Martha W h WIFE, 10 dated the 10Th Jay OF Oet,.r
1913, and recorded ~ the count OF the county 1T Ameli,
shall cell, the 26h day OF February next al public aurt
10 e highest bider, ready land called
The Greek Plantation, containing so. oI6 acres aud icing in
The above mentioned county The will he mad. a The
front door OF the Eaele lOte the city of cI,nd and
commence about IL "tl'oh- Nj. NJ. ROBINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

pursuince Of deed Of trust made by William Dindrige
and sally Webb bis wife, the 1h February 1917 to Rn
Siagg and Peter West trustees, and duly recorded the
ice OF nenfico county late Irauc
Lewis the sum OF $500, trustees will positively sell
cash. at the house ON the premises, Tuesday the 9Th day
March nex the Tract Of Land named the called
wood ADJOINING the lands Samuel III. Bockus
being tic same tract VI lnd that William DaBdfidge
lives S2g03 46 inter from
ith December 1919, aud attending the trust
the Subscribers, will only convey the right
tees; but believe the tile be good Tue tract copain about
100 acres Of good land. JONI STAGE.
PETER WEST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
LAND FOR sale.

sac on accommodating terms, the tact Of land lying
IN me county OF Chesterfield about miles south ives, at
he ooniihoue tey the residence John ufou dec aud
nelongng TO i. estate containing 4a4 Improvements
'onotaoe and convenient dwelling house for family of
SIZE, barn aud every house, all in
good Order spring tina, affords excellent The
situation. remarkably healthy will nsk. deed It general
wiranee TO The pureha;er Persons wishing purchase
/. ByRroor, Ex,r.of
joins Buiiocl, dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

.EOIICE.
VIE Stockholders OF the MechancsyIe Turnpike Com
pany, hereby required pay before the 2Gth
day OF February next, w,ny dollars each share, iddi
st-ck u the SAID company.
by order of the President anil Directors.
q. NJ. CAkHINGToN, Treasurer
Jan - so-I,vtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
NOTIEE

EVHE P1ncfshp between the Subscribers, under The firm
a Archibald T. WoOdson Co, " by mutual consent DIS
solved William Anderson, will settle the sgIn
is alone authorised TO collect the delds said
w. ANDERSON,
Jan 90 7q-n A. r. WDDISON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

All others with three Of the drawn numbers on them
(being i5) each = 100
Those i02 tickets having two of the drawn Mes. on
them, and those two the LIST and 3D. or tie Sd aud
9Th, each "a
Those 100 tickets having two Of the drawn numbers
them, and these two tls 9Th and 9Th, or the 9Th
and 9Th, each on
All others with two If the drain number, on them,
(beng 1889 e,ci 8
Aud all tickets having cus, only of The drawn num-
beers on (being II ,i.5,) each 4
No liz kr which i,l hay. prize of superior demo
mlattn, oan be enrtled II inferior prizr.
Itikes payable forty days after the drawing, and subject
the usual deduction of fifteen per
Tickets aud Shares ia the above Sc eme will he sold the
scheme price 'iuii until ednes!ay the 2st when
they will he alvanc ed 10 / iolas.
ore .neios the cash or prize tickei., (Post paid)
YATES & NTEITyRE, .lfaaagers
~ Fac Capital P'ize 10000 last Class of the
Dismal Suan, Canal LoEey, drawn Civ ON the 9Th
int sold whole ticket by MI. Is. TYLER of Wash
lng'on CITY, Mr. Lewis Deikey A!ds oudoun co,n-
~, Virginia. ~
Richnoud Feb. y 1927 Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
.HDVER JJS \, I5E,- N-1J'

siiE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing acv.
1000 lying 40 the lower Amelia counts,
meiy advertised, l FOR sale IL would an eAcelIen
e'o Pisniaiion IL will be sold ali osaber divided
PARCELS The terms will beseeOmuiVdatng
m HlU u. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

1hrty-FGpe Negroes
M Friday the ash ~ o'cock, IN from, Of our
~ auction store will be sold without reserve for cash.
likely young NEGROES, consisting principally Of boys
girls Among then several gOoa house servants.
J.& S. COSBY & co.
Feb. II, 89-ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

Grouid Plaster, Cut Nails, q, Corn WeQL.
sNoR Sale Ground Pal ter Il ,pch Nova Scotia in
casks or loose 10 suit purchasers aud both an,ed
be of excellent quality.
Gut Nails Sd iOd in kegs Of 90 100 10 and eco lbs,
Rolled irou of various sizes Nan Rods Horse Shoe on
Corn Meal eonst&nt supply made geueray wlle
AMI perfectly fresh
Feb. 3. i;%2,s w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
NOTICE.

WISH engage the Pietnt year young on some
good Fauu, ~bici healthy And from tie experience
have had have hesitation in saying that think could
general satisfaction any should favor M. with
their employment Letters adTess TO Elkhi Post Uiec
A"els county, will be attended to. HARRISON ADAMS.
Feb. 49, SeA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
Land and .argroes for S0ic.

THE subsetber oilers Tor tract OF land IN the county
= OF Meealehbirg eli COxs creek, miles the east Of
tue Coufthoue, containing 40 more than half of ne
land standing woods ali tnscco land The pIant,
uoh VA good order or cropping ami very productive ~ II i.
usual crops OF tie connyi win prime gtou
The Improvements are all aud good; this und0uded
ons Of Tue best tacls oi iish land the county Also ahe
tact Of 29@ acres on Bears Element creek. al aud
Oy ound az famous plam land, pat tbs Rnd , IN de
fork OF aaoids Ht"kstOads aud wonld he client
stand fsTa store tayefp.
Also sger for james s. Rsytnsoro one other tract If
lanI om Dgiche creek m the County OF Mtcalenutug o. 900
acfe tbs land well Improved good uls,f fo tnipe
aNul hall OF tins tract clear SOFT free productive an A
tie above lsdj are not sold psdely before tie f dsy on
November next, OF which due notice will he cyenJ lie ;u
oter viii on ifi DAY sell 60 the h,ghcs bidder On the III
Mites the tact On Co1s eeeh; aO an the crop corn TOD
der oats, aud ftk Of ell kinds, and the l7ft d,v al lilo
ame mouth on the pfebss he will seio tie hi der
the tact on Buckes creek; also all tc Of COIN fodder
aud stock IT all kinds Terms viii be nade Known on ,e H.,
Of sale Between 90 aud 20 ySlhie negroes would he sold 1
these tw" tracts 81 laui. John BUFORD.
r. s. Ay Person wishing 10 ifca for this Ii Is sd.
letter 10 us snp,ciicf, Lpmbsidy Grove r0t jill e. hlek
lenhmg, shs meet with prompt autnon
Mecklenhwg, OCT . 1{-0 JOHN HUFONu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
By .aU1HoRIz'Y OF co.vGREsS.
WASHINGTON GoTTaaw,

FIRST CLASS.
The Managers respectfully oher the public nrtice the
first class OF tie W1iSifINGTON CITY LOTTERIES
arraaged the established mode by the
humte's each Ticket, HchoI de-evediy the pOpu
lar, because utterly precudes the possibility of any error
or fraud.
60 Numbers 'issd.--9 Ba'lots to he Dra1rn
W.fSHIH'GTO.F CRY LOTTERY,
FIRST CLASS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
To be drawn on wedn c.day, The 2alh +
a aassS B PIas, s4aao tickets lae,8sO dollar.

o0Sas bbi,nIs { 1920 tickets. 136,8s0 dollars
Ig hi, scheme, with nine drawn hslo,., there viii he
prizes with three Of the drawn numbers them with
so drawn nunLels On hemi aud i475 with drawn
her making 1885 prizes Those tickets having
the drawn numbers on them being blanks
To determine the fate OF the 81, tickets the 60
from to 90 inclusive, will he seveiay placed wheel
ct having combination the st I'd aud Sd draw
bel. viii be entitled to the prize Of $4,000
tIcd 10 tue Prize Of D 5000
tied to the Prize OF 2si5
Those 10 tickets having on them the Air. 9Th aud
OH; Sin e, and 9TH; SIT, GGl aud slI, sb, etI, aud
OH; 5ih nh aud 9Th; 5ih iii aud OH; 5ib, s,h and
OH, each, ~ 49, w. w 1000
Those 20 tickets having OF hen the Sd, 4h and sdx
y, Alb aud 9Th 81, oh aud 9TH; 50, 5t and 7Ii sd
CHI ani sti; 3D. 9Th and OH; Si, 7l6 aud aih; ST.
!9 aud 9,b; 81, 81, and s,l,; ih Oh and nh ~
ah aud 9Th Alb, 5th and oh 4b, 9Th aud 18th; Ill.,
eh aud 9Th 4th, 9th and 9th; 4tli lib and 9th 4sh
Those 20 tieEeu having ON them the I'll 81 and slb;
y, 81 aud 9l; "a, 4ih and 9th 2d 9TH aud 9Th; I'd,
th aad Hhi 2J 4'h and sit "a iih aod 9'hi ID, 5li
sud ON ri, 9Th aud 7i6 I'd, 9Th ane sib; ID, 9Th
and 9lb ~, 9TH aud 9Th; 81, 9Th aud 9h; 3D. Ssh
and b; Sd, 4lb and 9th; 81 18th and Gsh 81, 4th
aad 18th; Sd, 18th aud 7h, each ESQ
an other. tbeing 81 teket') with thee the drawn
The iO2 icksts having Of the irawn numbers
on hsm ADD those Two the -, aud %, OF tie 81 sud
The iOa ticket, having C,em two Of the dawn
nunbsr aud those two the 9th aud 6th The 7lh aud
Al jlIers, (being 1864 Gckst) with any other two
Of The draws nu,ober' on then, each, 10
And al those having then only ofthe drawn
numbers, being ii475 tickets, each, 5
No ticket which shall hsse drawn prize Of superior
denomination can he entitled 10 Inferior prize.
Prne, payable fo'ty days after the drawing, and subject
he usual deduction " 6iteen per cent.
PRESENT PRICE or TICKETSs
Single Ticket S5,-Iiaf 81 50,-Qusrer 81 rs.
package Of 20 tickets WARRANTED to diow least
nett, $50 %
10 20 Halves, do. % ~
DO. 20 Quarters, do. 9 Sc
II All letters aud (pos paid from any part of
Bed States addressed The Munger, losing the
cash prize tickets former lotteries, will be cetsin 70
csye the N str prompt attention. Address
YATES & rGsIMTXRE,
Washington Guy
fAn. 50. e2-td
- ANreDs good fe",'s House K'sgsI, quaIided g At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
VIRGLNI.dr ST.aTE LOTTERY,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
DISMAL SWAMP
CHNHL COMPANY

SIXTH CLASS.
To he drawn at Wednesday the 25h April next.
YATES j. .M'kNTYRE, MANAGERS.
Sixty Number Combination Lottery Nine Uratva Ballots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20

Go -ParfiierShip.
SRHE subscribers have themselves ia business
~ unde' the firm, If j. * ). COSBY will carry on
the 1ucios & Commission BuSiness, house
occupied by biooke 4 COsbys JOHN COSBY,
SAMUEL COSBY,
JAMES q. PErTUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
FOR g ~ n

5NHh tract of iaud which reside containing about $50
act lying IN the fork of the Davenport road and
OF Cumbe and which land well adapted culture
wheat corn aud iobscct with 80
woodland, with good aud ens house, all
other necessary houses. Any person wishing 10 purchase the
said tract OF land ing Immediately the stage road
well 10 sppiy to JOIN COLoUIr.
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