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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
laLIMl AHM
May Is.

HE CcmutIAsI"L.Is ann ,pl.o n, AN ACT ut The Gcn,-,i
< Assembly If Yusinia.' a,e de.,you. az contractiuv ,;fh
some suitable person OK u,rson, To-, c,nui,et;,c and No.
the Lottery or Ltt;eu,s. nutl,orix.d h. The az, s,t ,Ynarrs
tou. which at. .u~biomed.-Tbn,e de.irnu, of nodctt,sinr. will
submit taen propu.Itions m vrumr ,e,leJ. snd aae,.s.,d f,r,
paid0 20 INA Clnke, Secr,taty OF ,he BoaIJ. a, or b,t1, SS,be
10th 0f June next.
EXTRACTS.
ape il enacted hythe uenetal As.emhlv. III I Danie, Sb,r.
lev, John Wa,t. AIth'a Stust. Inn q s,g-rs J.rh
Dtown, Talbot Bra.g, William Bel. Cha. a ste,ya,, YIN,
Clarke, Whitam kinney, IT. ] ,hu II. P,vfon. ZACH Suo,rs
and Iiriscuc u. BiIdwIn, OF e naj.rE, o, them h.. and M. ?
ate hti ehy appointed Colnmissi toner's " .th full uov.t = auiho,z
n.y. to rasr nv Lottery u Luueurs, M, sun OF $50 OTn which
ssm OF an, part iher sol. So son a az ma, he raised hall h.
approptnted by lie SAID ContIuis iuners, Or a n, iioIity Oh IA, n.
t. .at e.isI ucIiOu ut . road from TIE Western Termination Of
tc SiauLtun and James River Turnpihr 10 The State Rod
between the wafer Of James q hAuawhn Rivers.
d" 81 tt iuthrr enacted, tina; IN. sati Commissioner. or
then al. ces,vi, Or nrioIu ~ Of lbeu, shall have fnlI p.w.,
All au,nurH ~ to euniract aui srire unh some nj and ptop.-
person or persons. tor conducting and rDsnsrinu. Ia. sara IL
-te, OF LAt.r'r-i takmg bond vi funds OF The coat. actor .r
IeonraetoIs, wui guvd aud sulfcisnt security, coudn,un.d fos
liz faithful pc. UIuanre of has OF Their Contracts and oli,s,-
i"Is IN relation thereto; aud II shall mot be lawful for the sad
person ui persons 30 cruu acti,S with the sand commissioner.
10 stl anv ut kct ~ ticktt. N lac said Loltefy or Loueti.. mn.
tai ne oi 'uhry shdi have exec uted IT,, sand .6ond OF bond, IN
manner aforesaid, to the sad Commissioners aud Their success
.,rs
BE i, furthe. enacted, liza. the person or person, spn,Ise..
rg with IA, said Coimrssiuuers, to conduct and manage ue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
from &c y, Y. Rosas't,s T.iss,ePa Of :Iqy ~

The dwelling house and cabinet shop IF Mt. PhiIIp Ross. and
a building occupied by MiSs Ann Cherry, in the village OF
o,sf k'oi, "e'e consumed by fire on Fridiy night, and what
adds To INC horrors OF this eonh'gtation, Is the lnsI OF two live
Luther Biace, about 20 years old, we're consumed in The fame.
Two sualler child. en- were snatchsd frcm the mad element
"I'e' 'he flames had reached their Ionin, 10y Il geu-rous man VIII,
h''hdth TO the nrpef story window hy a ladder, aud al IN,
hazard OF n. own life. re.tUred the children to the,r arnni,-d
ps''nt' Ihe ohiltrrn mad lief; their bed, and As the room wa,
t''ed with smoke. MI. l"td CROPPED ahau; IA HE dark until n,
t"uni and saved them, nut was himself sever civ burnt. Tn,
'SnsF hid Jnst returned kon an unavailing effort TO save hi
chi'd'en' exhausted and de spairing, when Mr.. y. nohlv en-.
co"n'eted eve'y danger, aud rescued the almos, Iifeles; suf-
fsrrrs.
The ire broke out about - O'Clock. and had made 81 r,rel
ptogres', before At wa Discovered, that litl, or nothi,i. wa
saved from rs rRvarrs. Tie Loo. il estimated At above $1,000
not a eehtot which, NeAse scrry to Irafu, was insured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

u The Proceedings IT the Jackson Meeting, NJ Nidii-.cS
val SPP.ar ~ our next-In the late CLIQUE sstor Proc edinc,
he nan" Of ORR Nelson wss 81, oneou.iy printed Or p
n. Neisoni that pt Richard R. Corhin. printed K. Il. Corbin.
and Addison Il. Byrd. Aiiison u. Byrd. The word. = EJi.
tors or were omitted in the Rtsolution, rcque sting a nuhlt a
non OF me froeeedings-W Freu'ne that S5-ift allules {. a
paper, that we never no',ee-We have not seen the artici. ON
~''eE he Comments. But, as.wt have no right to m,k. cur
own roe the guide 10 Other, we shall publish Swift in the
course ct The next wreh.-Wr conid have wished ths, the
su'hor, 81 the two Communications, ia this DAYS rapsr, from
Mr.. TsliafeiTos District, bad seen Ct to moiify several ra.s-
ss' m both Of them" Il C!odhoPper in Mr.. Newton. Die
,riet, and " j Friend 10 la. Con.tituiion' are ruLer con,id
-faiion- Wear. promised, from an authentic .our &c. = rruIy
TO the Enquiries addressed 10 IL by 4" D;riuen Contributions y
some iaci, new 10 the public. will probably be stated, a. t.
The existing copy Of the Constitution of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

, kCgrqav ricrteI.
M~AHRtEpl-on the evening Of the 9Th instant. -, In.
Rev. Philip T%ahafero, IT Independence thr residence oC ur
an q. wyatt, GlorTrs'er county, Dir. George Ho.fins. Of
Catherine W BHrkney.
DIEDI-on Suniay rishi the 2ah Of Apti, in The SSH
year OF her age, MIR. Martha e. the widow OF rhoma. Bu-
'oI", dec II LurenfGrs, ot . short bat painful Illness. winch
she hore Nth christian for.itude aud resignation. In the III.
'nd conduct 81 ihr atn'shie lady nu-h could be said exen-
piaTy and worthy of imitation. The WRITER of tits notice hs,
h"rn ""lI acquainted with her from, her infancy, aud h-r vr-
tues he'hg general, religious. moral and social, cannot ne sum
nen up IA a notice OF tins KIND. IL VIII he suffice ~ To saw.
che vas EheIaiin tri sentiment, toward. all mankind an
Tnrc'iona'e wife, a Kind anl chTi:ahlr ~reishh,ur, a huuInn nc
m'-ut-, a"i 4 mos aarstiointe mother. she has LEFT hvr
children, with nume'ou. friend. aud aequainiances to depIoic
htr loss.
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expression OF my deep feelings Of gratitude 20
The generous hearts whose liberality ba- given
'uppor' to my old age; to understand them, it lie
OILY necessary TO know, i, found me PROSTATE 10
hfal'h and spirits, in poverty, and with seisht
children unprovided for, Eve of theu still OF an
age to 20 TO school
To a foembsr Of the same generous state are
we indebted, for bringing forw ard and advocating
in Congress, a petition to unite our lottery wi,b
that oil The District Of Columbia. by which ar
r'nsement my dear fathers memory will be saved
the rerroach Of insolvency. For in the present
unfortunate times, his whole property brought TO
a forced sale, would not have paid his debts. I
remember with pleasure the visit you paid us at
Monticello, and should you al any time revisit
Vrginis, should be mos, happy to see you =, my
house. Believe me, dear sir, with gratitude TO
every one who bears the name OF S. Carolina,
and yourself in particular.
You're. Sc. MARTHA RANDOLPH.
b sion, February 10, 1927.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

DY virtue Of deed NJ trust eArcut,d a. NahtaicI 4. We.
- nahIe 'n5 Miller Wood1on. Il. by Thomr 4. q .pdoiph
shn Wie' beating d'te The 29.h daJ oi Sspirmher, 1927, aud
recorded 90 The county court OF C1mbsyEand. Tor pu, pc. 81,
we deeI mentioned, The SAID Trustee will, IN the 22d day ol
June 1871 onthe premises ptocred 10 cell for cash, the We
known Tact ui aud Ciied Green Crrek, and nov in pussrss,-
~ Of Ihoins'H II. Randolph. This tact IS suppo. Cd i1 onmain
~ them.
Nav %. e-.t1s
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T.

Notes OF lie j dollar B'anch plaie of the Far
mers' 6s'k Fl Virginia, on which are the letters
T., +, q or II, have recently been altered ironI 5 o
80 dollar noies. The figures "5" and y orjs
g" FIVE" have ben extracted, and the figures
places OF them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
WiAiamsbwg, May loM, 1927.
COAfnHh-LcnrEn

O"NsN wiz 4 r ~
On reading your paper OF the 4h inst. I was
iofcibly struck wish The contrast between The
course pursued by Thomas Jefferson, with hi.
n'erino sheep 10 1910 when they were very
scarce aud dear- aid the course pursued by the
%Propuetors OF the Sieubcnville Woollen MaDuGac-
turing Company al this time.
In the letter from that unrivalled statesman and
Parrot Mr.. Jefferson, to bis friend Joseph, will
be found the following correct and liberal views
on That SUBJECT. A. soon ss J heard Of tier
arrival J made up my mind, instead of receiving
thousand % dollars = piece ;of their offspring, to
lay myself out for furnishing my whole state grs-
~, by giving = full blooded Ram 10 every coup-
~, as fast rs they can be raised" Wbilsi the
proprieioTs OF The Steuben vile Woollen gsc,orV
a. the same lime thai they bsslege Coog,sss from
sall ul spring, With petitions 10 lay pfohibitory
duties on coarse Wooilens, hold their ,hou-
sands Of fine wooded sheep at from rs to 500
apiece, / would ask who are The friends II do.
nestle manufactures? Mr.. Jefferson who distti.
buied The hne wooded sheep grai., far and vide
thereby oenehuung the great agricultural io,srest %
his country, Al the same tine that he fedur ID II,
price OF The raw material on which the suseess o
thoss ssc@iss ncus; il q great measure dssssd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
RROAD ROrK RACES

The r 'ces over this course commenced on
Tuesday last. First day a s@eepsiake OF $i2G0
was ~on b. Mr.. VIM. II Johnson, b. e. by { on
ten,ion, in . hears, beating Mr.. Bots. MIR. Crs,i-
docks s Mr., Clay's.- Time, / III So m. So
2nd. day. The PfopTIetor's pur.e OF $500, TWO
mile pea's, was conirnd-d for by Mr.. Srldeu's b..
u. Bienheim, Nix. Bots PblllIr, BIr. II. NJ Clsy's
Andrew S,rnegins. and Mir. Vests Charlotte.
The first heat was won ny Nir. west, the Sc
c"nd and third by MIR. Clay lime 3n. 80 3m.
53>.- 3m. 90.
81 Day. Tine Jockey Club Pure for $500, was
ran for by J. -. Bouts T.. b. Lilayeiie, and Mr.
West. g m, A1,ieL The two meats were won
by A3fiel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
COII;!UNYC9T,ED

Sales u IG5Ccco at ShockG Uaye6ouse.
Mr. John Nei.on's crop Of iooaccp from Neck
%lenburg, of29 hhds. I'm y hich were th. &c refused
hhds } was Sold at ShockG Warehouse on the
18th inst. ir an average 80 pa hhds. sold
los $i4 > and five for STA 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

TNtE subscriber mt, Bd- opening = GfsmDsr school ca laE
D 10th If july next, at Charlripont, III. late r.,,Ience ct
Charles Barkhtad, Esq. Cbsrleniont i. situated ~ Able marls
county at the too; Of Monticello, within three miles Of the
University, and equally remarkable for it, beauty and health
inlne.s. The situation Is sufficiently retired to be free fem
village.
Tie course of studies will conform a, far a. practicable 10
that If the University, aud will eoinprise the Greek * Latin
Classics a. extensively as they are rad 10 any college IN the
United States, with composition in each Of those lsngusse-
rh. MShrwsties, as taught at the University, Bsiie-Ietu.s
and English Composition. Board can be obtained in the IA
mily Of the subscriber, aud IN many respectable families 10
The n.ishbouihood at $50 per session. Tuition go.
Total EXPENSE for B"aiJ, washing, lodging, candles and tut
ton, for the session Vi 5 months, SEQ. The price of hoard ard
tuition ~iltn every ,b.tano. De expected IN advance hut
ON demou3. will he required.
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN,
Principal Of the Wigwsm Grammar s ohosI
n 3 The annual ,ksnina;ion of the Scholars At the Wig
war; Grsn'nsr School whi take place on the SOih and 3ist
inst y
May 10. So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

Mr.. Hammond, the Clay Editor Of The Cincin-
nati Gsz has started a oew specie, Of cau,, equal
" absurd and ilHbefSl with many other tricks 10
which The Adninisttat alton prints h.ve resoffed .--
,r. ~. wishes 20 rouse the jealousy Of the Nest.
b. reyiv.ng Inc stale cry OF Southern jnfueRcc
lie -toles -ha, TIE great desigr of Virginia and the
Southern 'ppo-iuoo in sPp.rting Gen Jackson)s
: tn attach ths We-to the SoU'h; &c - ke Kentucky
Ohio, iniiana, Illinois and Missouri. sateIIes OF
Virginia, he Csrolinss and & olgia This once
eficcied, the Wes'e'n states once separated In feel
ing and interest from The fiddle 81 North Eastern,
and connected with the South, the ancient regim e
j.. re -insisied, AID Virginia l. 0gGiH LOrdc Of the
dscend0Rt.'' Virginia having NJ ciuz@a whom .he
aspires 10 make President, V. p. or even Sc
cretsry ofStste without one purpose IN view
except the general interests Of he COMFY wishes
90 he again" LoTd ofMe asee5iduHfl'- Such are
the arts-such the sysiem Of gross ni'fepresen alton
by which he afillsted presses expect 10 defeat
Gen. Jackson, aud secure the Coalition in iLeii
seats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
You're, SC. MARTHA RANDOLPH
b sion, February 10, 1927.

= Yrs. Randolph has ten children, and several
grand children. .
Col. Haync Of Charleston, is the member al
inded to by Mrs. Randolph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

AR, the propris'ors who monopoi,se tbe fine wool
ed sheep by holding hem Of from twelve TO wen
~ times the price of other sheep.
ARArOR.
May 8, 1927.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
THE BiLLL4RD TqsLE-Ncw

L re 64LLIjAD .NtU Version.
Tn Billiard Table ha- 6cen a small! matter II DIN
the cesinnl g. and small j. it. like = 10 prove Ia the
end OF The Chspter. The original 'ranSgre-sion vas
smrH enough and he means used TO deny ar to
justify IL, are now the only matters thal in part 10
Il any consequence or curiosity. Ii is really smus-
lag To- see the vafIonS ieiences which have been
employed. -F 'rs,, it was denied that any billiard ,-
bic had been boushi at all-Nex,, it ~ said tha, it
was All heir loom from Mr.. Monroe's Adnimis,ra-
tion, andthAt alr Adams Dad only vamped It anew,
hough' " cues from Little john, - Sc. Mex, we
were told that IT was purchased 20 smu-e the lei
sure moments of Gen. La Faye,te-tten. that il
had baen prescribed, 80 essential 20 the heath of
Mrs, Adams Next, We have Gen Van R-nSe-
laer's account from Mr.. Adams himself, that lit
hal never been paid for, and never would he, unt
oi the puri 4 monies Finally we have Mr..
David Trimble's version OF 1t, who is stated, by
Tie Louisville Advertiser. o have ASSURED his
constituents, IN one OF hir stump speeches, That
the President Tad thee sons two prudent and
enc PTodig0l; that The Billiard Table was nur-
chased by the latter, and brought into The Presi
dents house without his knowledge; that, upon
hearing IL, he ordered the money 10 be refu idcd.'
Mr. I. must have been severed, put 10 u, to re-
tort TO such = statement. The Llouisv.i le Editor
remarks thst some Ct thcse s atemen's 'make Mr..
Adams give the lie to john Adams. Jr. his private
Secretary and ;hat OF MIR. FiImiIe, implIcates
and desrsdrs he President himself, by making min
commit THOusAND DOLLARS OF
the public tuaas ~ the hands OF hi. OHiy piodi-
gal seni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

The Na-hv;lle Gale,te states, hat Thomas y.
Arnold, The late denouncer OF Gen. J.ck-on amu
his Lady, did two years ago while a candidate
ioT Congress ia opposition 10 Gen. locke, iauc
Gen. J. 10 the skses'--srd yet he ihsn q po.-
ssssed a. fall a knowl. dse oi lie es eDls OF hi.
eaTiS lie as he does now
Why has the National Journal so completely
backed out from is exi 0siuous against Gen. Jsck-
son and his wife! Is it conscience, OF is II prn-
dence? No cue VIII i.npuiei IT TO he fni mer-and
If 1t lie prudence, Is Il tom an apprehension that
the charges might tusn out 10 De fol-e aud OF course
recoil upon Tie accu-eT or was 1t a fear that h
war might tie carried into the enemy's country ?
The ma crirls OF re'aliarion ave amply al band
but we trust that Gen Jackson cau.e nay nol be
di-GraceJ by any reso'tto such exrellentS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

JO9Etu ~5hEPPAtD JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES.
AnoTg te Dr. gnodi for safe, are Mc foHou.iag articles
besi London blue, biat4, brown, olive, green amt m.xrI cIoll,
aud cdsstntrcs
Matinee eiop, lvug company, short yellow ard blue nsnkins
iiouta cassimeres, black mr,Bp ia bumi anines
Hack i-strgs, c"'a.sans anI Denmark saum,
French hemp, hro"n enI london PLAN, white and tilbcI
diillpss
Stout Unite mixed sill. e%ar'blet.. uised French jeans s eueas.
stUis
Plain aud figured black foreu'inc,
Plan aud figured WINE snd ptmted London MarseiIe.
I'll new styi, beueees ana Cirliin t.pes
rIath and isufed aHd ~aterti GiU dt Haps, IL aln0st eyer,
colour
French Goicnets and lustrirrs do DO DO
Beet HACK iaian .ts''inss amd 81 shd ca superior bl,c1
Modes
Rehi, worked and Gorneed Swiss Do.ln. rob.s
PLAIN amd figured Cartob, Maxim aHI Mantsti IN ,,a,c. and
crIrs robes
Camb'ics, Jikorets, hook and null mullins ulain Ard f.ut,t
thread lac ngs inh cdshE' aud hpibnet LACE and veil
ich hai rgr scarts aud binds. aud fancy SAX sr4v!,
Black and cJi>rifd hIHitaHris and black BON af-ues
a good l'.ortuent q! siasnsins aud fancy tutAt,
roftoiss luck, neck and 'ste combs
III sztiidn de- DO dD
81, - and 4 Carmen! and furniture dimfie.
Umbrellas ani patl.oh
a large ascIiuent Oi ribbons aud rich sasbr.
= ! sud De ibed lirkth.s, cotton l4il. and ..uoi, srt-iur.
Brown aud hicaoied ,hiiiucs aud stteimg-, piaid d0mssti,.
Geuhon olnahnfes, fcklsnhms< and fil L1s
? wing iniiet ahd mantle glasses, &c. &c. Sc.
", nave n'dr suoh arrangements with or house in y. 81
article in oi linz, w"ch ve shall receive throughout t- 90
son IN such quantities Is viii render sur sseiisfn .t ali tim, =,
.Vod auj commanding. EUyiS JAMES A. 30
My 90. a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

IL pcrioo, indebted 70 lie Grm 81 Eadlons s. Stsfrd.
n formerly merchants u thi. CITY, ~ .o IL. Il, st49,rf
sYiguee Of sad bndlong sud Stafford, ave f~eqiesie3 io max.
payment 10 us without delay. We being qrlhjdled o. receive
~ money due 70 them 10 this s,se.
<rml# 1J-7nf crJS. r-SLoP = co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

WILL tt offered Tor stle, 90 the premise e, Con Saturday She
w 5h % Jnne) The shove tamci TAI ~, Tying on ChirLs-
h'inony SwaoP,e miles from Ri hu"rd, containing 40 acr,s.
snpposed 10 he equal Of ft superio) o. any lanI on Cfn,k,
HUNGRY. The Stage iuad, from, Richmond tn Frrdet no L.h,,.
paHes through The land. The subscriber h1.iir p~sU,,.,
determined iotep0vet" the West, IN TIE fall, T. a1x,,u. d,
elect ~ early sale, ~ order 90 make the neccss,r, sttrtr.-
ntnts tor feHogal-At the sawe time and racc. will he Of
tered another fam W. Hanover county, situated ~ Tot,po,,.
moic creek, 10 miles Gom Richmond, containing 100 sofe.--
tVo' ~iitb s,r ht'traie meadoT land. Description 1t he
abyvc named farms IS thought nnnt rcssafy. ~ psts,n. WISHING
70 huy, wiltrr view the land, which will be shtqn ny myssU.
me terms viii We made known OIL the day Of saie OR prev
ousyD 10 those wishing to buy. WM. WINSTON.
May %. s-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
~D.A.VVlLLE

a VACANCY will occur On III. ii II Jun. next in ITO
~ Office OF TEACHER an this Iustiut.cn and the Ttn.tec,
ave desu"Us of engaging. for the next 50 ssion, 10 eomnence
ON the SECOND day OF july a Teacher, whose moral character
- nn~HeeptI"nahl-, who Il well qualified &. teach the English,
Latin ami Greek Languages, and such other branches Of sdt-
esion, ~ are Usually taught IN Academies. Psr,"nai srplica-
lion would he pr.iersd-but II not convenient. ay COMMIT
nioa'ion. upon that subject, addressed 10 DIR jaime, u. Patton,
immediate attention By oTde = OF the Bosrd,
THOS. II. CLARK, See'y.
nanvlls. Nav "a st-,t.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

Under the Ja-ksonisn Dynasty these raw ening
wolves picture 20 themselves a rich field of pro-
mise, and "a sigh for the flesh pots of Egypt,
which they expect in this new land of Cansan. -
But even the miraculous powers of the Chief;Ain
will not % divide the five loaves and two fish
e., as to satisfy The cravings of he hungry nuiii-
tude All carnot &c, offices, many will b. diss9-
pointed, who like Moses of old, may view the
prospect from af.t, on which they are destined me-
yer to enter; bu, they will not, like the pious Is
raeiite. submit with resignation; they will torn
with double iury on the very hand from which
bounty was just solicited. A SPY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
SC. &c. SC.
TTTolc

UAOlc 81 Halres 50
Quarters
For sale attho Manager. oiHce, opposite Brown. Hotel,
Washington Cijy.
- al ord.rs, (Post raid) enclosing the cash ~ piize iicR-
cts, VIII b.. promptly attended to, II addressed 10
J. 3. YATES s. a. MCINTYRE.
iPashiastsR City
Nav IR. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
THE FLUSHING TON CITY LoYTERT

SECOND CLASS,
HfN De dro,cn on Wednesday the 9th Of Jurp,
When the following handsome prize. will be distributed.
Si-fy Member Lottery, @ dram RGllo,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

RICHJlOyYD TURNPIfE COJfFa.VY.
lvHE Stockholders 10 the cornpasy ere ncuds6, hat ther
y Anuusi General Meeting " on The first Monday 20 Juse,
1875 snd ihai % vii be- held on that day, g the Eagie Hotel,
a. tbe cty II Richmond, al o o'clock, ~ tht evenirg.
N. SHEPPARD, Tteasufer.
May th S-uNhLmJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

liz Ccunniissi"..Is opp iDItG ~ an act oi The General
3 Assembly II Virginia, aie desTous Of contracting with
some suitahIe person " persons fi cvniHeting aud managing
the Lottery 81 Lottefits, authorized by the SAID act; extracts
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