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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
From The Richaond Compiler, February o..
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE on DELEGATEs.

Yesterday, Mr.. Watkins, OF Prince Edward,
from the Committee Of Privileges and Elections,
made repor, from that committee, in the case
oil Humphrey Billups, who vas some time since
removed from his seat by vote Of the House,
on the ground that he deacon, in the Me-
thodlst church, and therefore disqualified BY
the constitution. A writ Of elecuon was issu-
ed TO supply the vacancy, and the people of
Matthews Reelected him. The Committee re-
po', that the retprn Of the Sheriff and the oaths
oi office are in due form, but that Mr.. B. had
been removed from his sea, by vote Of the
House, and as there was no evidence before the
Committee that the disabilities which then ex-
listed had been removed
Much conversation ensued as to The proper
course TO be taken in this case After the dis
position OF several motions the House decided
10 lay The report on the table, to give the mem
Der an opportunity Of producing the testimony
necessary to show his presen! eligibility.
Nattce.-Seneca has very elegantly said, that
" malice drinks one half Of It's own poison"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
CONGR ESS.

In the Senate, yesterday, the bill to amend
the &C, regulating the Post Office Department,
was read twice and referred Mr.. Johnston
called up the bill TO regulate the intercourse BE-
tween the United States and Greet Britain
The measure vas opposed, as suNfrssdIng inc
" ooens Bill which was special order, but
was carried-ayes 26, noes l9. Mr.. Smith, OF
Md offered substitute for the bill reported
borcd The proposition at great length. Mr..
Sisbee replied, in a speech Of about TWO hours,
TO Mr.. Smith, and defended the views of the
Committee.
The House Of Representatives Yesterday pass
cd the bill establishing snndrv post roads, and
the bill making appropriation for the military
service OF the United States. The House then
went into Committee Of the Whole on the bill
making appropriations for the service Of the
Nay, which, with some amendments moved
by the Chairman Of the Committee Of WAYS
and Means, was ordered 10 be cngrossed ana
read laird TINE to-day
Mr. Johnson finished his observations in
opposition to the resolution offered by Mr.
Saunders, and Mr.. Houston DRAINED the floor
for to-day. Nat Jour. Thursday.
From the National journal of Friday
In III" senate, Yesterday, the bill NJ king APP
preparations Tor the military service Of the Uni
ted States Tor The year 1927, was read twice and
referred Two hours were spent in the conai-
drration Of Executive business The consider
alton Of the bill to regulate the intercourse be-
tween the United STAGES and the colonies Of
Great Britain was resumed, the motion OF Mr..
Smith, OF MI to strike out the whole bill, al
ter the enacting clause. and TO substitute other
provisions, ,liil pending Mr.. Holmes offered
an amendment to the amendment, which, after
some discussion, was rejected.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Hous-
ton spoke at some length IN defence Of the rcso-
luton offered by Mr. Saunders, out had not
concluded when the Speaker again ARE s,ed the
discussion The bill making appropriations
Tor the Indian Department, and the bill making
for Notifications, severay pass
ed through Committees Of the Whole, and were
reported, and ordered to be engrossed and read
a third time. The bill making appropriations
Tor The Navy, was read third time and passed.
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Removal

~ Horpeps Patent Suspender Aanufactoyv,
CAUSED by the late fire of the 18th ut 10 the Gnr,h
~ sac OF Prince near the corner of Fairfax.s,reet
opposite Mordeca Miller's store, few doors above
the post-office. ''''O
T., ne subscriber returns his thanks generous pub
that he will be ready in few DAYS to smpply gentle
men favorng him with call, not ONLY with his own pa
tent but variety of other SUSPENDERS at as low
prices as elsewhere, and every favor gratefully acEnow
ledgeI RICUSpIS unnI, AZ no"
n B. All kinds of suspendcrs repaired.
feb 21-eoSt
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TIN obliged Friend.
lNTELLI6ESoER OFFICE, }
Petersburg, FEB. 81, )
FIRE.

y lew minutes Pasl II CLOCK OH MONDAY
night last, our ciilzens were awakened by one
oil lhoSe alarms OUT 100 frequently experienced
IN Petersburg, ana aroused al mat aeau hhur,
were summoned by the appalling cry oil hIe to
one Of the most compact and substantial bull,
parts Of the town-the centre Of nerSaAlls
buS - .sfffptS with Sycamore-street. The flames
were discovered in the second story Of the
BRICK building at the southwest corner, The
lower part 81 one tenement OF which was oc-
cup'ed by MssSrs Beers, Booth & 81. John as
an exchange "thce-the iowerparl OF The other
tenement by Me- WIN. Clark, Jr. The owner OF
the property as trocery-and the upper
rooms over ho'h by MtsSrs Nelson * M'nge
as deposi. Tor country produce, etc. A. n"
one lodged IN The building the destructive e!e-
men' h~c made considerable progress b'i"r" 1t
was noticed from Inc streers-and when the rn-
Slnes reached The scene, such hold It had rak-n
~ a nnmber OF bales o! cotton siorrd wi,hn,
that II was seen at once no human effort could
save it accordingly, the exrrlron, Of the indi
riduals composing the diff rrn, Fire Compa
MES well IS Of other citizrns who had re
p lred With all haste 10 render assistance, were
employed rather with a view TO pres the
adjacent property, than used with any eXpecta
ton OF eXlinguisfing the angry Hames within
those walls then ne ariy f.led, and threatpIug in
i htts time TO burst with the swelling mass -
Many fires have we wi,nrssed; but safely may
we say that never an occurrence of the kind
Came unGer our observation, in which the pco-
PIE, white and black, of every condition, mani
Tested more zral--and never one in which the
activity, regulated by the Judgment OF those
who have lsudabiy assoCiaicd themsehes Cor
the purpose of combating ,ha, enemy Of cities,
Was mare ConsDIcuouslv DISPLAYED. or more ef.
Grc;ual II a,er,ing danger. Happy are we in
,hr belief that wiIh such a disposition. and the
like good order prevailing, ou- community,
possessed of abundan, resources, may alvey,
say - the destroyer, 80 far shall thou 60 DIT no
farthsr!" May it BIZ the future pride of Peters.
burg toencourase that spirit and improve those
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
LATEST FROM COM. PORTER.

Charleston, February l6.-Capt MATHEwEs'
Of the Revenue Gutter Gallatin, arrived Ies'er-
day afternoon in days from iiavaha' mas Po-
lilry Informed US, that upon the day previous
to his sailing, (the 9th inst. he was Informed D!
Mr.. SYMISeroN, direc, from Key West' tha'
Commodore PORTER remained with MS hee' 81 y,
anchor at that place. Com. LaBoRDE was 0"
Kew West in the frgate lie Altade, win s'ooP
of war and two briggs. One OF Com foRrEN,s
briggs, in going into Kew West, had fallen ih VIII"
one Of LAsoRpE's gun-b:igs, and otferea DATE
which was declined by the latter Com FOX
TER had asserted to Mr.. 5. that there was no
thing 10 hinder him from going 10 sea "'eh "s
pleased. LABoaDE's squadron Only aPPe''ea
off Key West in the morning, ana oisapp''',u 4,
at night. From the above account, II "o"''
seem, that the statement published Yesterday
OF the escape OF Com. PORTER was incorrect
but that he can escape ii he pleases. ,,
We are also indebted to Capt. NJ. :or the ie'-
lowing information, given upon the au'hoi'p
Of one of the officers of the Br. sloop OF war
Scilla. On Soth Jan the British sloop OF war
Scilla, while cruizins off the Havana, saw d
ship running down the Cuba shore under Eng
lish colors. The S gave chase, and hrtd a
Gun across her bows. The chase :hen took IN
sail, apparently for the purpose OF hraYing 70,
! but still continued on her course CAPT II.
then fired a second gun, but very careldiiy ana
so as not to strike, upon which the chase, haul
ing down English and hosting Spanish colors'
Immediately commenced fire of muskeiry IN
to the Sclla, by which one marine was Killed
| The Scilia returned the fire and discharged
broadside into the Spaniard, which killed two
men and wounded three. Ihe Spanlard theh
hauled down her colors; and all hands ran be-
low. Upon being boarded by Capt II she
proved 10 be the private armed ship Fama, OF
30 guns and 10 men, from Porto Rico bound
to Havana, with specie and passengers. Alter
being examined by capt. r. she was permitted
to proceed, and arrived during the next day al
| Havana.
Capt NJ. has further furnished us with the
following statement, shelving the great extent
and Importance of the trade carried on between
the United States and Havana From the st
Jan. to the 9th Of February, there arrived at
Havana 80 American vessels; and there re-
manned in port, at the time OF the GaIlatmS sail
ing, ninety-6ve.
! .4rriued in 1926.
| Spanish vessels, SO
Foreign do 9o4
| Ofwnich there we're
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From tie .?aericaa Daiiy A1reritssr.
DISTRESS OF THE SCOTS EMlGkANl
NEAR CARACAS.

Ne AN ! \ A. sANEhc'
Mr. Povlson.-1he following letter was re-
o.;,ed nv = ~ me, table Merchant here from MIR.
Jossnh i.ancaster, Teacher OF the Lancas'erian
Svstsn of Instruction, now at Caracas, which
Won will please TO publish in your paper, a.
soon as POSSIBLE The situation OF upwards
900 Scotch emigran,s, who have been en'iced
20 lave their country and selIle in that coun
try is really distressing, and requires relief as
early as possible,
Thr Scotch Benevolent Societies Will con
tribute VIA, they can, and 1t is coniempiat
ed 10 solicit a donation for this purpose, from
our citizens, either in money, provisions OF
clothing, and forward the same Immediately &c
Laguayra. am yours, sc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
MechaMics1 Bank.

.7Rrdnarid, Ftb. l2M, 1927.
a. T0CKHOLDERS in dissatisfaction are hereby no.
- thed that an election for fifteen Directors viii be
hela at Their Banking house, on the second Nonday
(l2h day. Of March aert
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cashier
feb i2-mwft12M
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Aemons and Oranges.

Us received and for sale by the subscriber, 50
~ boxes Lemons and Oranges
feb 15-eo6t ror,,e p,r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24

y Orleans Sugar & Molasses.
NDsAf' HILL Go. have landing from scl,-
a. Prompt, hhds New Orleans sugar n Io d.
Molasses, prime quality. feb n
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CARacAs, 26th Of 10Th mo. 1926.


Honoured Friend, IL avail myself OF this OPP
portunity OF laying before thee, the condition OF
the Scotch settlers, at place called lopo, "a
bout u miles from Caracas; as 10 the place IT
self, il is proverbisl for sterility. Ioro with
The natives here is famous for many years TOR
nothing but barrenness, Wild rock IN IL"
miIs, of a dry wilderness.
This es,at, became chiefly the property oil
Mercantile House here, by SONS money-lend'
ing speculation; II WAS sold by them to the Co
lombian A griculJuia Association OF London,
knowing BY experience tina, il had yielded moth
ing, and was to be expected in future to yield
no more
In the mean tine the association in London,
wbo were anxious To- commence their visionary
schemes Of colonization despatched man OF
the name Of Ross, wao had formerly been re-
porter to the Times newspaper IN London, to
Aberdeen and Inverness, 20 look Gu, Tor and en-
list settlers.
A, last near 900 persons, Of whom much
more than half are believed To- have been chIl-
dren, under IA years of age, were aliured from
:hCir native land under the promise of being set
tied in the bess land of Colombia; they were
settled in the very worst--and alter clrar1nl
NO DFanS. Tor
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supporting As persons, Of whom so were chill
dren remaining on their estate
In this condition, their allowance was with
drawn, and they were left TO misery, begging s.
starvation.
In addition to present sufftrings, with future
misery and famine in prospect, They found their
few acqualntances and friends, shy of engaging
in a cause which presented such mass Of mis-
cry and want as was quite appalling 10 the
view.
In this dilemma was much affected by the
ease, and finally, on inquiring who would iner-
fere and take the lead, and finding no one to
step forward, dec Jared, If no one else tciH, UI!
and have kept my word.
The subsc ription list now consists Of Will
liam Achers, Esq 5000, J. VI. Foster. La quay
ia, 800, Zali * M'Wher,er, S 100, Finley NJ
Martin Esq $50, a number Of other, SIS,
$40, Sc. in all about $3.50, have been suhscrib-
ed in respectable sums, and we hope TO raise a.
mong the clerks, sc in subscriptions Of s.,
S., s., and 81, two or three hundred dollars
morc, aud in the present iinS think that is all
we shall be able 10 do here.
But their case j, one on which Scotchmen over
the world, NAV be appealed to with justice aud
what am ANXIOUS 10 solicit Of thee, is that thee
viii find some worthy Scoichmap in Phadel-
phia who viii wait on his count"vmen, and ask
them 10 subscribe |, ., or dollars e. h,--lhus
the application would be made for a very small
sum, and in general given; and II $500 could
be raised and shipped in -four, rice, fish, salt
beet and provisions, together with shoes a"d
clothing, for many are nearly naked, or fast
wearing out all they have, such a consignment,
would be an inexpressiblc favour, and $500
thus invested, weuld be as good as six here
They have petitioned the British Legislature
to <, ant them 4 passage TO The Canadas bat
this cannot b. hoped for soon La the mean
time subsistence is indispe ns1ble, and l shall.
no, be able 10 provide for them many weeks
longer.
When General Bolivar Comes here, b. ave no
doubt he will do much for their redress, and
offer them freehold good lands; but even then
the resources ofthis country have been cruelty
wasted--and he may be detained longer than
we expect, before he comes-so that food Is an
important question Of consideration, in whic h
yours is country of expectation, and this of
importation at present. The house Of J NJ
Foster & Co. Of Laguayra, would gladly receive
every consignment that charity can give them.
There has been some cruelty in one or two ca
ses One man ran away to Laguayra, and en-
gagged the Captain OF vessel to let him work
his passage tn the United States, and having EN-
barked his vile and two children, he was arres,.
ed Tor CLAIMS as settler at To2o, placed in
prison, and his poor wife and two children taken
from OIL board, and left crying in the streets |
most OF the nigh:, till at last a poor black wo
man took them 10 her humble hospitality. and
thereby preserved their lives.
In a few days, after miserable confinement
in The fiery climate and horrid, dog hole dun.
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Arriued IN 1926.

Spanish vessels, So
Foreign do e6+
Ofwnich there we're
From the United States, 7Ss
From other Nations, l8i
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raIsrED AND PcBLIsasD,

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY "a, 1927,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24

Nahce.-Seneca has very elegantly said, that
malice drinks one half Of is own poison"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

Conrad, Thomas DAVIS and Thomas VI Col.
sion
Caa.ebeit--S,mael Pannen. slcx,nder :
Ucn.. George " Nelson. fnriunntu, >.,inaf &
PttrteH II CaLell.
Observation-Disclosures Bitttile. Robert carhin.
William Allen ID. Z Robb, AID capt Jancs
VI disnn.
GENERALIZATION nchcr. Richard Gregory.
Pctel I. smith ami Abraham woodbridge.
traa6fu--Iiobert / Woods. Nothorne NJ
IalalsIlo aud JUDGE Fleming saunders.
Ffedaael--G.n JOSIAH Ioehbmt, Ob,d Watr
Mai -et Mason. William Is. fagr aud Alfred
II. Powell.
Gtl5oftr-Capt Jamc- Underwood, Capt.
fonn thornton and Lew, BettIe,
\ HfHflea--N N - kan 'oipa. D. Saul. Plea
SAINTS Ies = Sncad aud Nm button
H,a,pdirt- sum. kuche,al, j.. samuel
Cockrnll, Christopher lIol,htl aud Thomas
CIskadcn.
JefosOn -Ihomas Griees. in. Danicl Morgan
Cot. lam, lttr. Bashrod e. Washington Col
Beui. Davenport, Gapt. Ja,nts shniry aud Cal-
yer y Ills
kauatcba--Col Joseph Lowell. Joseph FRY.
Jnmes & Mel aliaud, Levi, kufnrr aud Dr.
Danie sn,lh
king G.orys-Aust Smlth aud Ncrdham l..
Va hmglou,
hae * Qor9l- Charles H,H. Robert Pollard
Ndlliam rrupe. l,obrn NJ. sprner, and - Ill
am N. oarn"u.
Lotaa -t,cI.Iel, llar,i, lan Nichr, i.n.
cjn Minor ,nd.l 1o,rph y rendlc,n
Lapcaacr--Col. Juan Choonng, Maj. Addl.
So. Tia
,.oai0ui--Col. Nm Ellze,, cnihrcr, Powell
''uoel blo>ou. ioIm 1aune>, iaehd. Il. Ice,
jan. Mel thdnc,.
Ltf--Coi. John Il sharp
II II IL A.t.,
NoftoH borougf--Dr John frruch. Joseph
q. Robertson, John N,ct, nd Archibald Ivy
Ion.
Narth comlg--Gea. Robert Il. ia, lor !. \
handler, Capt. \. Emmcl>pn aud ia. sanmc.
Niles.
Northumberland Bate, and laeo.
.lur y. 5lnoav.
Oao-o. II. frtzbueh aud Jolpn ralriou
Paofs Ue-R phrrl Boiling. aohart Bnchctt,
VI. Il. fd~nutoneh aud Lewis Alabrr.
Pradton--l Thomas Jonc, J5hn Dice Mlchn
e, llnf1e. .lnhu ,eoimeion ttba iiorI,t5s, .ep.
Jam, 4. Crt,rns. Jamc> johnson. Lebuon
Over. y III :. NtYlof and Jaur# Bog,
Prince HHinin--Iotu Nac1de, Col Berkeley
''uiusn ana " a. / Luton.
Poeaatas-,Iohn II Sicpcr, Joseph lIopson
wi an Papc, aud DL NJ. bambcrs
Kehme| crg-t Haauau Johnson. Rev. John
Is - y Daniel til
Rteitnow couaR--Col Moore +. Brocken.
bIonen and Cot fhfp \. bramh.n0.
Hartbridg,-C H.. T. Do,mar toI Samuel
Ma. keld, John /. CIurhels. -. Koacrl Z.
Bcron
st.gau1ooh YIN. Srrcnb gen, ir Jan,e.
''orrati IN / /. bacLlord, 10 cph Arthur q
isaac Miller
>ooaQlaan--lodgc Franei, I. Brooke aud
~ 4
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A<TIJ,CksON CONVENTION.

So Car as delegate have been appointed Ia the
\nti.Jack>ou Convention to be neld IN Hcnmond,
on the ID tuesday in january next, the follow
ing j. Il complete iii
.utemafl, Jonathan boucher Carr. Col.
William Woods. Col Thour,s " ood, Dr. Hardin
Nas>ic aud Robert :. Brooke.
lagusia-C hapmln johnson. judge Arch-
bald stuart. Robot Portrrlield, Charles \. sur
,t. Io.n Watt aud |. Waddcli.
tu,Basi--Dd,id ; Garland, I.andon Cab
sn. Edmund Winston and Beni Brown.
Berteteg-Gen Elisha BOYD, Joel Ward, lie
VI Henshaa phIpC Pendle'on. David Holmes
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administrators sale.

" esailI. bc sold, I" t.c highest bd.lcr. oinFri
~ day 2lst. December nc1t,thc Negroes be-
longing 10 the estate ofRichard Jones. dcrd.
late u Amhcrs, consisting ~ lDrn " omen, DO, 5
h"d CHRIS. some OF "hich are particularly like:
". Aso. at the same time anu place Will lc sold
all the crops Of Corn, Fodder, Ous, and Rive.
The household. and Kitchen Furniture Isome
Vcfg hicc) The plantation Utensils. Oxrn. a,
Cart win the ,tork of ho,se,, Cathr, Hos.
and sheep III, sale viii take place n me
late residence of said Jones near CraWInrrs g
Car. Amhri>i County. The Terrr> vi b. for
the Ncgfar' casi'ot N,got,a1lc \ tc. drawn on,
"nhef bank "a snrhhur. tor slyn da,, The
h,anee al the lpoparti viii br.,p!d "a a credit
"nh J"a" r"st. "iIh ;to purchasers sItius
Bonds "ith approved ,crufste.
JOIN AHDNN!EI.
AlANa JOINS.
administrators.
Nov 20, c,ds7
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faN and Winter GOODS
RANkIN 4. COLE.

Opposac the irginian OGcc,
NrfAA Just receive !, from New fpfk and
~ rAiudelpbn, their Fail am y into
Hp"as. consisting IN ror, ii the following
Su#erfnr H0e, Blnck, Olive, Clarrl, Drah,
an 81 e. Mkt Cloths
Blu Back, Duthsand Wiki Cashmere.
p ece Smclfne SiugIo MiIlrd llnek Gus
simerc tor Ve-tz
B e. Mkt, -u,el Nlxr aud Cloth Cas.ucfs
~ rnnd ~upeidnr Blue f. iccc Cloth
White. Red, Grren, yellow * Blue Flannel
I Piece Whit >nan Skin Ehnurltor DJauers'
RIOS AID Po'lt 81 oHer'or guilty
Blu aua Drab plbin., Glaro Bnl2rs Lind.
-. kcr,eys, Gnudy !. sous Napl Cot.
toe- aud other ur2roeloihiue
Plnid aud Cnmbltt Clools. Nrrv heavy aud
good S,,nsdopn, lollcnrl Npl,nrn pro
versatile. tcslires, silk ie-ungs, plpjn
md fsured
BLACK silk Blink md Green lahby Velvet
Black lfnlian LH'e.tril'gs
~Hin striped Nooluua fie'd eros de mp.
~arrnne aud SinelnW silk.
Fancy Gni'd and Fig'd Gros de Nap Siks
Pbdn Green, Nh,rr, Blue aud PINT Sarcenets
Plum Blach aud fancy Cold eRtios
toluo, a,snrted--I6.h linens, Lawns, Da.
-. a't Linen tamblics
q. = Black Canton Grapes
sImderiu, Eobes, assorted colors
'nrk 81 hI,e aud Green Italian Grapes mud
cr,nrli...s
l.4aoa al Pain ann rio'd EooE aois. und
Inaia Mn l,ns.
II Cen,l,rics md Iacouct h1n4Iin.
..rt,J
Csr,a.sian Plnifs md stripes
gIne and Brown Gambler.
Cashmere Fgd siatI. and Cashmere shawls
Cashmere hcrino aud lan,y silk Ill.ts.
ram ahA * hom'"'lts, assorted ee'"r'
apd quality
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sLtO II .A-a OF TIE
Or md | IInlalnrl I.nIlrrN-

II. CDIiEA, l. y HHOlnEES, Of baltimore,
Inv ilr pleasure 4" dnnnenee the SECOND ass
srmfiy OF Alnl1 land Ton tie promotion 81 S,i-
cuce and Literature. The numbrr of Tickets
comfy Ten Thonmnd) IS considerably less dian u s
ny lon ~ tor nnany ycals, and g,'rs TO The Nd
lrntufcT ~ eurItastd chance toi tie lnpnhl
lrtxes. III DRAINING Will take place IN
the Cily "i Ba!iImorD 81
DNLSDAl lac l!ai oil DEGEMBER,
aud y Ill be- complete On thai day undcl The sn-
prinudrncc al the commissioners appointed by
the Governor s1u touucll.
HiGli 81 fKlIES:
IN IIO nal4 ,.----1 1Dn n,llarg e.,
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NiN5iN'ia,
OR
LOVE AND BRAVERY.

tprhcu bgn graaipno, II lenchbmgD
" nh acru"fy, Drrsscs. " entirely NV.
Acl the FIRST scrnr the lst--A sru 81 slrw
Nv" mp ,'ul npatner--a saltur q, iiied from
'he ship, amer - bieh when atadmg Is effected
= song 81 rejoicing Is heard
Al the 2nd--@eenr thr l.i=-Powhatnn's fa.
lacr-fo" haitian .eated go splendid thfone with
P"chahontas On his ,irhi--A Gueid dainncd
On the right aud let at tive lmfnnc--\ udo,ber
of Chleis seated On Mats, ~ the Grand Council
all With Cnlumeis
sccoe the 3td-A iort mounted With cannon,
with the banner 81 snehdnd floating over u-A
Ship seen ~ distance AZ anehor
Actin lrd--scrn,' the ls--.t grand Cataract
III he the whole sizr ot the stag - exhibited
-frem the cliffs II tree is rh,omn across nhirh
+ used rs q hrldte he The lndans. Painted nv
"A mrmhrr ot thr eocictV
Scenr the dld The outside II an Indian Hut.
Act the -l'h--eSeenr lu--lhe lntt.
9crne The 4nd Another apartment IN Pow
hatau. Palace
Between the Play and the fd,ee, Recitation aud
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The manager oftnc nrnba State Navigation
Lotteries ,i.scnts ps ackenm Icdemenl 10 the
public iol thcr mineral patronage Of his .ehcme
---,Jnd offer, Lon the ueN yrhf. cas> No o.
winch ior lis nnmhc' Of bfillaUl chpiials and
lnN "a zee OF Iiokets ~ Wuhouta wal lie dHy Of
draw M i, neal "A ---1Hd ihuse unfortunate
ad.cntnrcrs IN totmrr 1 lotteries are advised 10
seru#c the lncky numbers heiofe those more ioi-
tunalc by early application, AGAIN enjoy the
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Virginia state Lottery,
Jar He EcncH Of the
Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
TEN YU CII$S.
10 Sc diaunat Richmond, "a.
On u edatMiaY The 5tb Uccr. 1877.
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eo2l ftlkes,
5lsG hianh,. 52l,sot Tickets, Sp1otn
NV iolmrr customers aud IA, nds, are invited
10 call y take n chance in this beautiful scheme.
Nheh NIo hr drawn ~ Il lev dnys. dela, not, OF
yon may lose In capital which Is ia, safe ~ Tie
torfuHit 0Bfff of ADRIAN H. MONTH
Ordci ben all pur,s 81 The Timed oialrs
b, mail, enclosing the cdh o. pre-, Ticket. viii
be thankfully fecr,ud aud prompt, attended
10, IL addrc --rd Ia AR
Whole Tickets 50 90 Quarters g. -
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