davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-12

TOMORROW!
Two Lotteries to be Drawn a.!
Union Canal Lottery, Glass No. /, for 1898.
Capital Prize, S24 000!!l
Whole tickets S10-shares in proportion. The NUM-
bers will be received on Thursday, at noon.
SAME DAY,
Rhode Island Consolidated Lottery,
For aiding internal improvements and charities Glass No. l.
Capital Prize, $4,000!
Ticket S3-Half 81 50-Quarer 75-Eighth 37a cts.
The drawn numbers will be received on Saturday next
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought on reasonable terms
Orders from the country enclosing prize tickets cash.
will be promptly attended to Address
Robertson 3 Little,
Feb. Il, E0.2s, Market st. Wilmington.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-12

352,64S (dD 1,oss 100
Proportion Of meetings to populations as to
Promotion Of Delegates to their constituents, as
to 6 ru.
shire, lo,sSs--(e)a4--W4
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-12

Indignantly upon the first dawnins of ALLEVIATE
one portion OF the Union from another WASHING ron.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-12

The debate on Mr.. Chilton's Resolutions for re-
renchment, has at last closed, and they have been
referred to a select committee.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-17

Miraculous PRESERVATION OF LIFE
BY Doc. The Manchester Chronicle
states, that as some children were playing
on the banks of stream near Welsh Pool,
about the Goth ult. two of them fell in,
who must have persisted but for the sagac-
ity of a dog belonging to a factory near
by, who jumped in and laid hold of the
child nearest to him, which he brought
towards the shore. The noble animal, as
if gifted with an extraordinary degree of
sagacity under such an emergency, as
soon as he felt footing for himself, al
though in the water, let go his hold from
the child, and Immediately rushed in to
the rescue of the other, which he provi-
dentiaIly accomplished, while one of the
playmates of the children succeeded in
drawing the first child from the place
where the dog left it. If he had not at
the moment rushed in the second time,
the other child would have been drowned,
for the poor little thing was exhausted by
its struggles, and had sunk and risen to
the surface of the water the third time.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-17

LAWYER OUTwITTED. Several years
ago a young gentleman went to consult a
certain attorney how he might carry off
an heiress. you cannot do it with safe
ty," said the counsellor +" but Til tell, you
what you may do /; let her mount horse,
and hold bride and whip; do you then
mount behind her, and you are safe: for
she runs away with YOU" The counsellor,
however, was sufficiently punished for his
quibbling advice, when the next day to
his great establishment, he found that it
was his own daughter who had run away
with his client.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-17

Mr.. Penn, ayoung gentleman well known
for his excentricities, engaged in contest,
on wager of 100 guinieas, with Butler.
A gentleman, mentioning it to the Duchess
of Gordon, observed, it was pity that SO
many good qualities should be employed in
such unaccountable pranks. $50 it is" re-
piled the Duchess, "but advice avails little,
for he seems to be pen that every body
cuts, and nobody mends.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-17
,surp EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, By
=. g. J. ANDREWS.
NcA STEER. MASSACHUSETTS.

ANcAsTER, MASSACHUSETTS. al
Two dollars per annum-or one dollar
NV Nv Ave cents if paid in advance. lfnot
E .h;s six months after the expiration ofthe
70 dollars and fifty cents.
,,r,sEmENTs conspicuously inserted three
En- Sr ONE DOLLAR per square; less than a
.rvrNTy-FIvE CENTS, and continued longer
one shilling an insertion.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-17
re FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.

|TS FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
koReE H. HILLS, Leominster.
ARIES H. WHITING, Sterling.
SELL g. SAWYER, Bolton.
The gentlemen named above as Agents are
ed to receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
ments for the same Advertisements, or any
n printing, forwarded through them will re-
kompt attention.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-17

A Coon Wire. There are three things
good wife should resemble, and yet these
three things she should not resemble. She
should be like town-clock-keep time and
regularity she should not be like town
clock-speaking SO loud that all the town
may hear her. She should be like a snail
prudent, and keep within her own house
she should not like snail-carry all she
has on her back. She should be like an
echo-always speak, when spoken to; she
should not be like an echo-determined
always to have the last word.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
MELANCHOLY CATAsTDopuc.

EAslw1LLx, April 15.-We understand that
the dead body OF man was recently found on an
island in the Ohio near the mouth OF The Tennessee
river, which, from an examination Of the rocket
book andp papers about it, is confidently believed
to be the corpse OF late fellow citizen eson
Patteson The melancholy fate Of this misguided
and unfortunate man, furnishes a most impressive
and saiuiary lesson. a few weeks since, he was
found IN our gayest social circles, was cOrdiaIlV
taken by he hand and unsuspecied of a mean OF
dishonorable act. Suddenly he i detC cted i'm re
peated acts Of forgery, he disappears and il foupI
only liieless corlisei Mir. Palcson was not hard.
cned by crime. He probably had no intention TO de
fraud, hut hoped and confidently exuected In faLo
up all his forged paper. in moment OF pressure
from pecuniATy embarras 5fncnt he committed his
hrst fatal error, aud finding himself able by a re-.
petition OF similar acts, 10 escape detection and "a
obtain temporary relief, he went OF punging deep
or and deeper iHlO crime, until an explosion sii1.
denly arrested him IN his mad career, and ayak.
ening from his deusion. in it of desperation lac
destroyed his Iye The principal source OF all hi.
guilt & misery and ultimate ruin is we understand
to be found at tho gaming fa6ie Had Mr. Pate
son applied himself with diligence 10 his uroCeseiot
or TO any laudable pursuit for which he was com
petent, be was surrounded by friends able and viii
ing to encourage and assist him, and he migb
have been sure Of a competent support with re-
spectacle standing in society. But he resorte,
TO gambling, 70 trick and at length to forgery-ant
his ruin was inevitable. We sincerely mourn hi
nelancholocy fate. lie was gentlemanly in nj
department, social and lively in his disposition.
pleasant companion, Of insinualing manners lonua
cious and often humorous. The estimation il
which he was held may be inferred from the TACT
that he was appointed to tie responsible stations o
Secretary Of the Texas Association, and sccreiar,
oil the acksOn Corresponding Committee i'm hi.
place. The latter circumstance has induced come
party editors and newspaper writer's, impropcriy
we think, TO notice bis fall in terms Of ioyitv. Fl
not OF oxuliation. Il surely cannot afford cs,,s.
ortriuinph over political opponents that an indi-
vidual IN whom they place confidence. subsedueni-
ly proved himself unworthy oft We ore an La
bic 70 be deceived, and alasi how few are rrctl
against temptation The deluded, guilty Paticson
u now as much condemned by bis political friends as
by any Of lac opposite party and there is no more
gfoundIor eXultation over them accountof their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
CONGRESS-


WhsHINGToN, May 3.-'The Senate YESTERDAY,
was occupied the e. eater part of the day until
nearly SIX O'Clock, in the discussion of the motion,
OF Mr.. Smith OF Md. to reee,le from the amend
ments madehy tile Senate, and disagreed 10 by the
House OF Representatives to the bill making appro
priations for Internal Improvements. which A.
mendment5 limited the sum appropriated for s,,r
yeys to those objects already co,nmcnced Mr..
Smith OF sid. Chairman OF the Committee of HI
nance)on reporting the bill with the disaCreemepfs,
said:
MT. Pres'dent, in reporting 10 the Senate tire
disagreement OF the House OF Representatives, 10
,ne uird ana Nth amendments OF the Senate to the
Dill making appropriations Tor Internal Improve
Inants, aDi referred To the Committee on Finance
desire TO state, tia; the opinion of the Committee
OF the propricty of the amendment remains am
cnangcdi nut as the item TO which the third and
principal amendment relates is incor1,orafed in a
bill providing for other objects deemed of iufme.
diate urgency and great importance TO the public
service, which might he materially prciu,liccd, and
hn"iy defeated at this late period of the session.
by adheriug 20 the amendment and proIono;n,
lne disagreement between the two Houses thew
90 not desire TO incur those risks, or TO produca
the ceiay incident to- renewed and protractcd ais-
cussiOn.
From these considerations report The bin to The
Sehate, and now move that tie Senate rccetlo
from their amendment, and concur in the dsauree-
Ineni OF the House Of Representatives
The motion TO recede advocated by Mcssrs
Johnston tf Lou, ami Webster, at considerable
nent by Mr.. MLane, and also by Mr. Smith oi g.
e Mr.. Benton on ihis question addressed tn, Sem
ATE at length, and gave his reasons why he should
vote ~ favor OF the notion not, as Inc said because
ne believed the anendment ungise, but because
he wished TO retain a chance of having a survey
made, which he deemed not only Of national inn.
Porlanee, but Of the almost Importance 20 the State
he represented.
J On Tie question being taken, the Senate refused
( 20 recede by The following vote:
Heas--hiessrs Barnard, Barton, Baienah.
! Bell Benton, Bouligny, Chambers, Chase Uarri-
son, Hendricks, Johnson of Ky. Johnston Of Iou.
Kane, Marks, Noble, Robbins, Ruggles, Sevmmtr
%. F" i"'y
Nays-Dorrien, Branch, Chandler, Cobb, Dick
erson, Eaton Ellis. Foot, Hayne, King, Mckinley.
AlcLane, Macon, Paris, Ridgely, Rowan, Sanford
smith s. G. Tazewell, Tyler, Van Buren,, White
Williams, WO0dbury-2t.
Onmotion Of Mr. McLouc, the Senate Insisted
on the amendment
The Senate then adjoumedover TO Monday nest.
Hush. Ic'egrapb
IN the House OF Representatives. YESTERDAY.
Alr. Livingston reported bill Tor the prDisbment
9i cohtraventi9ns Of the fifth article Of the treatv
between Tie L. States and Russia; which was
twice read, and after being slightly amended, WI,
ordered TO tbift reading tomorrow. The reso'n
ioh ouefed by Mr. SteWaft on Thursday, rclgte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
r Ell ESI.4TE-
ELK ISLAND FoR SALE.


4 GREEABLYf the lat WrirS .iainept OF ID, Jsu,ss
n s. Gllan de. duly recorded The CLERKS Office n
Pter.bur the will offer highest ou
" dne-ay the lih Of Juue the rno,ety uf Err
iSfln-fils invaluable E.iate situated an.
90 U1ochand o1uny, about 40 mile, Richm md and
w'thu t'so pts OF CaterSve. consists. nv old .urvry
81 5I5 acres at exteeY rich low grounds. winch are now
~ the a' productive state of guilty Every mart
iaId IS arabe particularly adapted the growth tobs
wh' al TIE soils of the loan aud entirely inc
h'nIhre. Several tb '-hou.. nave lseiy hen ,
eeed AMI tbs buildings fully adequate to ecnre The
crops li- unccnon filthy, gteat heahn nu,nt
,"Ai advantage render IT The valuable ~ which ia.
heeh IA the market Persons esous vesny c,pu,l ~,
real esies, arercq1e.tet Il CROPS &c Nj y
. " ct, The saage viii take great pleasure m
the plantation To any gentleman VISIT with that IN
tsntion. '' ~
Tn" sale wall take place the premises Th- term, l
Tie noel accomn"d dating character The an re-
tam sbom 10000 of the money, during life OF the
OF Inc deceasshy paying the iaieesi ther
and aitt htr demse,s further ted, for amount e
allowed o T. years the manner fine ..Ius
negotiable notes. for the interest, deed of u on ,bs
be he Il: Of jan s2a, with the rr,yere or
whra' ne xt fall rhe tiue unqueoulhie.
Al The SAM place time AVID terms wall also sold hs
lan plantation, called fugSes. containing 200 acres Of ]
iahe Ii s Immediately opposite ELK Island IN
c".n'y 49,, TIE EXECUTORS.
N H. Atho' the d.c-Teqires sale foi ready none ,h
PaTi't consent 10 ssiihs property credit &c l. ami q
yeas with nierest from the date IN ta case
spr"vtd personal security and deed u on The land
be required. go ~ '''
Petersburg may O. 1is-tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
IRUSI SALE.


u vrlue Of detd al ru .xeoue. crit,r. by
S B nj Hardin Elizabeth his wife, bearing date the 5,
OF Npv 1916 AMI OF record IN the ciei X III A
county or the 0 securing the about $500
dolls balance due to WtLetson Shelton VT .hs on
Saiu day the 18th Of April B.:c
Of AtemtrIe near the pfene.l procteltn sell o,
cash. that valuable TTatt Of Land ahou 500 acres,
yns mechsms and on b1 OF
from Charlottesville - StaunuD 40 mes above the prnb,r
There this tract land cons Abe quantity
FIRST rate low grOundNs excellent Timothy Meaaovs Of
bout IS acres; ant goofrurc hard. The other ovemt.
good dwelling huse with other house;
ham, ,ubaroo houses Sc more rsitular OF TIN.
valuable tract OF land. deems at tins time
those disposed e. putts.e will likely before the "a e.
II has been renied the present year f $50 IN uioey
The purchaser will have the privilege seeding
taon by the ist OF Oct and ull POSSESSION tie
shall be sold for cash, the -Sp., e. he au,hori.,J
give time all, except about the sun GOO Tolls which
will be required IN hand The balance will be diyi- I'd INTO
nstslTents o 1000 dolls annually interest from the date
the whole until dst harged Bond urly with
of trzst the land wi, he required of p chaser
the snis IL expected that other c. editor
who mold hens the of land will soDseui ON IN.
day 81 safe TO give liberal credit for the the
chase money, after satisfy the claim SAID
ArtHg asfusttea, will The such .p
only, as 10 vested IN US by said uus;.
MtCAJAU WOODS TITUS
WILLIAM WOODS tee,
q The above sale po.tpoued Frliav the OH dsv n
May next, at which time 1t will positively take place bf
day faT, If pot, The next far day.
.ifcojah TVoods, } Trus.
Nm. Woods, { tees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
a refna5le Plantation for Sale

TUE Subscriber eers for sale his Plantation in tie county
of Hanouer. igiag Chickahopiny Stoanrp
$50 ncss; his4 z rties from tie eityof Richmond; ke
MsehaniesvNs TuHPiks passes through a. Theve n1ye
tiat 200 chci hove bseN cleared hefiober
considered sqrai II rot superior 10 in hi. section ~
country Thsye 80 acres ofercssnt msadoc Land Jo
pyohassr that part lying beoir the TernpfEe mould
eparafcydispossdoC There u Sac mn icifhih haLf n
mile, Which mould be great advantage 70 igshiue
gef ap ne timber bid ffher description Is defn.
ennsccsay those dtirops Of vtfffrg capital in fGnf
yW H. JosAHn Stors iiving ftf Joining IyD
5heagit Mt any fine{ appiiea0nto b. nars Testip
1neD47 % II GENY.fS STORMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09

- Eos GIlUlHEh @upi,shes ~-s- general.
the Lexsls
tss.Price the heretofore Five Dollar, per
payable advance Notes of charters banks
ioy) will be received in payment. The Editors will
the safety Of rcuns them by naths postage sfsiet
t&rs heiny paid, by the writers.
II No paper will he disc uuued (bu, thu discretion Of
he Editois) Until all nresrases have bean paid
ar Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nins paper
shail have tia tenth GltAriS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ar ons square, OR rs esnt-sse
continuance, so cents.
Ne untilit either paid
sssns,cd ny this city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
THLNT 800 90 !. > ~, l-g =

virtue " esed OF iiust executed by John s. Wiu.ton
~ Lo0i,s Ann his wife, the srbsor,ber bss,, W
20 day o. e5 is2fand dolly recorded in de oie ote oi
o'yeh county S,n shall on the 2sth day of ApfiInext
on thf ttaises,d Wsihsvie IN the cuunfyaf G-bn'
1n,ne Ih.s Noiehtd hoa a; the request Of m MeeJb
p'9ee 70 selo The highest biddcrsf public aner Co.
nnn.ys<oO a. res Of land mere SCALED Wsfkini
snIInns ne and Ct John Shelton ST. Mary + ,ler J.s
ah J'hn lwis, 10 order rsige tie su, 81 Sam
que hom John o. Winston TO WIN Meredith with The
thtreon abd me expenses Of executing the tfust es ri
ibeI VIII convey The title vested IN Him ,.b,cb .
eveu 10 ne goodin all respects. The buildings are %
or PUBIC house aud nercsniile business ami lie ,Id ~
alo To he good one, aud auhnrised TO .sv dit
will certainly take place VIM MILE VI" ~ we SAFE
Inc above sale hyshe ccst nj Jf the psrtie, iotss .
PosPobed un Friday the 18th day Of MAY ipst - AZ
time VIII oeianly take paeecutl, term, above men,;,s
Msv2 ILE,1 Ifu,iee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
-N-4R SH.9L'S SIZE.

SAN ct tbr of
~ for the Richmond Diuct, pIunUunce ed p
day II Feb 1927, the HObsOn NIo.se
nj Rae and pursuance order CONT us
IN the the Fouib day of February, 1928,
=hali, The IwentItth day of May i828 The
door of PoNselfs tavern, the f,ts" ~
sale, 10 the highest bidder, public auction, 7s
chess Hill ttao, OF land heretofore sold To H. HaxsIar ~
Of the tact OF lau heretofore sold Thons.
Carey, but not Pai forgi land lies the County ches.
tehsld Also III ike manner, the 2Ist Of the
mouth 90 iht pIen,.t, 'frI u $50 of land,
~ Tue county % Prince Groge, being the land
ed by Edward A k.esui, John NJ ctSae,
time, by two decd' bearing date the 24,h Nov iso5whch
deeds recorded IN the Of Prince q
the 24h day Of the month, shall, the
of the Eagle Hotel in the city oi Richmond, ike
ier Tor safe 1898 aud Sd OF land, belonging the
tate OF John scRar, dec. yins State utucky an
the eIuties at Madison and LnooD, snd principally i
waters OF Goost Creek; share Aauchetcr Turn
pike Stock. Terms Of sales -ca.h
]. GUERRANT, M. 5. e. CT. H.
% hi Delutt,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
L.1.NO FOR III -

HE lana heretofore advertised FOR sale lying in the Iye
enu OF amelia county, called Hill Grove, i, st,l for
ihe whole tract contains about 5000 es and lies on
h APPomattoz, not more thar 25 ulss from Peershr
% iron hehm-nd III not previously sold pfya.ry, II viii
I set up a. public aueion thu I'd Thursday Wsy 1t;
M"en WIZ attend prepared TO he laid ~ lot.
10 s Puicast the whole tract Cannot sold tossths
One i"uh o. The purchase money will be required b. paid
)" oash AID iur the residue The terms VIII
TO pu"hases " 9Th cash cannot ohtaned il, On h.
he ofsred al annual insislns If sbOul t he oid .,
WIZ be oHsfed Tor lease. Tue title Is usqresiiosble
,,,oo THOS. 4. GILES.
ir, -, -, los Ills
l-''1' " ln@ ga pn"iEiPh, Feersburg, will plea.
insert the above until the dsy Il sale. r. r. digs
The asnve sale Is unavDhly postponed until die itb 1,u
day 10 June nes', wheud l eetainly take place ON e
bove erG at MI Cotmao's Tavern, near the rremi.c.
=, THOS T. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
WEV EOODS

"a ALL NELSON has received handsome assortment Of
Giee'snplsd and ianey striped gnshams Nsyarinc,
CT ecaD and other fsBcy oacoe II the latest style, Swiss
mnlhook 4ekongt niusin black eoloed eros De Naples
silks baregs and other fancy ban kerehiefs black / mkt
lasugs prunei FDfeutines Ptsburg cords, WimiD
stripes, aid psid servants wesf, German ozsbuz'
and kleuhurgs, Scotch Oznshmgs aud dovs with
of domestic goods drown and bleaehadJ faf
apd spion checks, 81
April 4. f0G-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
TIE P9TES


over the Nq',owsy C9u''e, will commence weine.-
~ day the 2sth day of May and continue days:
1t Day S~eepstakeS for bid colt aud feysnie
heats, $500 -sntrsnee7 subscribers aud cloe viz II.
Johnson James Harrison, H. T. Todd, WA r. Egg r.ton,
Wn West, Henry IL Clay, Uft"n Edmundson.
without dse 'unt antIance $40 distance Discretionary
the Club.
Sd Day the Jockey Club Purse worth $500 aet money
hung up entrance $50 dtauce discretionary wh the Club.
The Proprietor vail he prepared 10 friends
the REST The bers Of the Club requested
of Organizing the Club aud fo' the other
matters sAML T. JETER. p'tprietur.
AMI p. sii5 -tii,20 F..
PURPOSE seIi.s, 10 the highei oidde, Saturday
3i>tf NGy u far, hcr.Siss fhe far dag.
sunday t1etpted, ne premises Of and e0veysd
ae by Doet Granville crGdiock by Dssd Of Trust
he yGynsnt debt n1entioned containing by
pTSrspsrnts coHsitiHsof starry hes rooms
oIg and 3 boOe Soiik
aud porches oce kitchen laundry aud
houses IA fhs yGTdao cOmni2diOt granGry and stables,
md other Farm good repair.
RS rspTessHe that thHn h
is nEceaTed and Of good q,aiy for fa5aeeo coinruodi.
ouy situated for professional! ,riVTss Jii
sUio choose keep entertainment, being contiguous 10
lac take Rood mites South IF Haiifir costhouse
Grdso situated that be concerted tUith
public purposes private retreat, may prsGr
red f soho ieish 10 on the premises rrea ocf.
CrnddoE residing the premises Terms & approved
security and deed ul TO the pGynens haif
payable - mouths and the balance yscrs The titIe
beiieved unqueSonGbie but Trustee, onlv cony
s,eh to uested IN byfae deed Doei craddoc TO
rstan possession until ths i5fA day Of Dec. "ert
Iie a6ors Sale meets my appreciation and
GRANVILLE CRADDOCK
April rs. rio t56Ify
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09

Trust Sale Of Negroes.
yEAY virsue If Deed Of Tru by Francis
40 o. ns!khsm, TO satisfy certain purposes contained in
SAID deed shall usr for sale the hghst bidder cash,
at Amelia eour.ouse, 4ih Thursday hsy the
following property, Sephen,Liddy Roberts
Moses Also, full of acksmItls tools. will only
sich titls invested IN trustee.
ELIJAH GRESHAM, Trustee. y
81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
.V-E'IV V4P or VIRGLYL1.

VItHE New Map Of compiled from actual Surveys
Il under the suhvtty OF the State Published, ard
may he obsneJby devu Of procuring appIca
ou II Wm H. Richardson, the Capitol in Ike City Of Rich
pond
This work, Effected by the lsbour Of many years, aud at
great ocst Of aud money has perhaps been upa
ed in vsey aud accuracy Of detail beauty and elegance
Of execuoo. Ieett, The highes, credit the science anil
sk of the persons Immediately concerned IFS publication,
aud mu3, highly gratifying and useul the public The
Legislature have authorized The sale Of $50 Cope: only Of this
MAP the large scale Of FIVE miles the och and the
possible have directed the eopeso be disposed of The
moderate price Of $40.
Under these probable that persons who
sha not make early application, will be- unahe TO obtain
Copy Of Thu, beautiful aud valuable work.
Ausut s.. 25-n
"a AaP Of pginta, reduced from He Nine SAset Map Of
he STATE, according &c e provon Of an act Of The Geer0i
dseniby passed Rh Efch 1897. Is also published and
ncy be obained application above Price So pc, eopy
Copies both Maps, in convenient portable /OrH az be
obtained If yrefered
22 1877
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09
SpRING GOODS

yHHALL NELSON has received large AID general,
.sssrtment of Staple and Fancy Goods; among which
N.vasino Gecan plaid aud fancy caiicoes Gre ian plaid
aud fancy striped bs worked snd plain India
and sw',, mun' smhoed and PLAN hook and null uu,n'j
cambria and jaconet musn,; rich worked robes Xix;
Italian luns.; black aud color Gfos de Naples India aud
French sans plaid striped and plain bac, coored
zaiisp six cotton hosiery; bohbnet lace and rich
worked muu peerine, capes aud collars; black and white
hobboet lace vsiIs and hdk English and French thread
Tyc<s and edgings; London cloths, caees vestngs lush
linens, sheetngs and damask znaburss aud ckenurg.;
brown and bieaehed shitiDgs aud domestic psids*it a
variety Of other desirable goods which will be sold at the
lowest prices.
NAV g tI5-f