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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-04

Ys1Y yue Of deed Of trust dated tie est Of Feb fafs
- sud n record in The county Kne VIM eFeryi
nv Benz. Dsbnsy. late Of the county Of King VIM 10 lie
sub'efbs 3r tie puPV therein exprossed ee ,hson he
81 dsy Of May next proceed ~ SELL al ouhis sre ION TO-
cs,h tract n land containing $50 stres
THIS farm lies on MahEon creek, IN The COUNTY ~ King
Won approaching Whin 200 yards VI the Pamuuxey River
or miles above Hanover Town adjacent % tie estate
Nh'ch Mt Jn"rss @. Nslsl pufchas~of NJ Charles G..
Ffse One bancb OF The mahtou bounds land for hc
sauce % go poles ADD lef branch hereof runs tn
me lare shoringa considerable po-ca q very eitle Gsf
~ The ish land ms be isnsd f1pi forest isod shou
81 has bee ~ AIRED aud euiyo The residue r. m woods
D ,einsl growth aud abound u pine timber ~ The bel;
kind The IT, IS believed 60 at such lc
only VIII DC cp17efrf 81 veed 10 us ny he pid deed.
THOS ufUNEY, rrus
J TINT ~ ID '''
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EXECUTnR.S SIZE

Mondsy Ih inst next, shall sdcr for sale TO the
highest hdder a; the late residence John Lewis in
this county l2l "a Of land heur pa Of the fraet
S9pied 10y in adjoining the lands Of Doct. Jos Watkins
lhomas Bntwd and the undersgned-Also FROM 10 4, &
Negroes, most OF them uncopmony likely boys * rl. TO-
eeheI with has stock of horses cattle sheep hogs PIsn,s
ION n'ennls, hou'ehod and kitchen furniture fodder &c
feins The land will be sold credit If 4 wears, die
n-E.es on credit Of ~ months the other property On credit
81 u months for all 500 nhnth on all aims
between dollars and 20 dollarand cash Tor all -ns of
and under Purchasers will be required 10 give bond. with
approved security to carry inherent the but the in
pal WILL E0IIINc;' '''-
Gcnchand, arri 8, Io6-t5s
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TRECP 81 y

fs1 virtue OF two deeds OF TIu executed by John rmso
ana ho'anna s "ift the bearing date Jan The Is
1892 I" Alien Dawson, aud JnhH Etilso 10 secure e.rt.
sum o money therein mentioned, James Dinsmore and h
"heT bearing date Jan. 18Th 1925 SAMUEL Ir n,
secure certain sums Of money therein MENTIONED 10 Ia.
L"ioh and others will be sold ondsy the 9Th aay Of
U.s. AZ Puh1e auction, credit Of g, ~ mouths 10
e town 81 Charlottesville, 10 font of courtbousra h,
io near the University, snd the ate OF JOHN
acc. Snd at te same time aud place. upon the
same terms under the deed Samu. Leiteh IL wI he .oia
one hoI;e saddle and bdle aud gear ono
oaya bd gtsr, feather beds hedseads and edins one
9pE one bureau, pair O shove and longs one stove a.
Pipe one par bellows oo, safe, iabIeson. dcT
u1sof chars, one doz silver spoon juz knives
FORKS pots kilIet,, and all seies in ina
sad DECD acting o. tustses shall convey sue title as ~
'e s III US -. GEO. CARR, trustee
Ter James Dnmore, appointed by the county ourt OF Ar
bemae IA the place Of Alien Dawson John Nelson
IN, SAAL LEITCH, Jr. Trustee.
fhlIH .
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1,RUST &4LE.

y value OF deed Of executed TO the .ibcr thor m
- No' NJ is, bearing date the day Of Dee. IN
'ne year o', ana duly ufce ii The runt
eoGit OF CsolneI shall sell hest bldd. on hond
ne 80 day 1t March ii fair not, the first fair d.
hefea uP0nt he premises, for cash, of land in III
County OF Caroline, adjcinnus the land. of Benz Kidd ot n
Long aud oiheTsi aud within mile Of Ncedmoud aud Eur
o. heP9s"s BIse containing $50 acres De the ss.ar no
OF rs IPon TIN, land very comfortable dwelling house
ah1 othef houses suitable for oil family At the ss1s Tin
aud place, and by of same deed .balls.II MI
negro fellows FOR cash. ''Ne'S
me he TO his property is bfeved be good; but
as trustee Will Only convey tile a. isvtst,d in me
" T9 Il! Sese GEO +. THORNTON, trssiec.
~ Lhe above sale Is popouel Monday the 4t ,.
a. "heh line the sale will take plsce Bowling Cree
al, g. +. THORNTON, ,rustee.
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e2O INV ApD

Will give The ehoys Ryvatd H $50 Any por.on Who
will denver 10 lie IN h!anchester,q uyst,f
hFtnttt: a. ny SAotsos IIenrieo e-,,-, nv as n H.
20 ehoh my oyer;eer gave the cs Msrrh s2s
come ~ hs place. and las not since heard
fiy sto"i built fellow, dak oomplexior about 5 feet 10
inches hs about 50 years OF age, keen srtiui o,
eng OLD fellow he has variety Of clothes lie l. extern.
sYsy acquainted IN the counties Gf Hanover Henrco New
heni the o,y OF RiehmonJ and The Borough Of Norfolk
Manchester, Apr! :. f9i1SN'
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tnore Gazette is indebted for flies oil papers 10 the
10th Jan.-Com. Fourier, we learn, is gentle
man pre-eminently qualified to sustain the well
earned fame Of the gallant little Navy of the Re
public oil Buenos- Ayrcs, possessing great nautical
skill united TO the most determined GOODNESS & in
trcpdity, and having at all times the faculty, so
Important in command, OF gaining the esteem and
attachment OF his subordinates-The Republic of
buenos- Ayres has been singuarly fortunate in OBJ.
tanning first rate officers in her marine; and all she
wants, to enable her TO sweep the enemies from
her waters, and carry the into his own coun-
try, Is a suitable navy-and we understand the
principal object OF the visit of the Commodore to
this place Is Tor the purchase OF vessels class
calculated to navigate the La Plata with ease and
effect. A large amount OF specie and n very valu-
able cargo OF hides on board the Junctai the
whole ofwhich win be appropriated TO the pur-
chase OF ships of warand as there is no port in the
United States where vessels of the class required
can be built in greater perfection than at Balti-
,nore, We have reason to believe that orr ship
Niishts and artiZans will offer such inducements
10 the Commodore as may enable him TO compiete
the Objects OF has mission without a visit to any o.
Their port.
The accounts from the Banda Oriental, the seat
OF war, are OF such character warrant the i'm
preston that the campaignofthe ensuing summer,
viii be productive OF more serious and decisive
results, than any of those which have preceded it
The armies of the two hostile nations have alrea-
dy arrived upon the territory, the possession OF
which IS the cause OF their continued and evident
~ increased luminosity, and in such force, and
der commanders oil such reputation almost to pre-
clude the possibility of their remaining much lon
ger in state Observation-Disclosures the army
OF the Braziians is considerably superior in num-
Der, yet the daily assertions OF which the papers
give accounts, may tend TO bring them sufficient
u near to equality in this respect, to ensure
success of those who fight for their liberty and
country in opposition TO foreign mercenares.
The blockade Of the Brazilian Emperor it will
be perceived by the accounts below, is little more
a Otir sold
elude or outsail those OF His Majesty-The num-
Der OF prizes which the daily prey of the Buc-
nos Ayrean privatecrs cannot fail in very short
time TO annihilate the Brazilian commerce. 1t is,
indeed, matter OF establishment, that they maintain
any trade at all. The papers contain long lists
OF valuable captures as well by private as public
cruzers, many ofwhich represented as freight
ed with rich cargoes. GBan. GGS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-04

air. Thomas W. Gmer has been compelled, by
his private engagements, 10 withdraw from the
Charlottesville Adyocate.-Mr. Nicholas Z. Iris,
takes an interest in il OF the Editors and
Projectors of the paper.-Mr. G. announces that
1t will continue to give its decided preference
and cordial support TO the election of Andrew Jack
son, and to the cause Of Convention for the
amendment four State Constitution
u is said, that the Address of the Jackson Cen
tpai Committee at Washington, will be out i'll the
course of the week,-that 1t is a powerful paper,
and VII. be read with dccpinteres,.
Col Lawson Burfoot accepts the Office of
Treasurer of this Commonwealth; and will proba-
bly, qualify on Monday next.
II We should esteem i, AS particular favor Of
our friends in the different counties, if they would
furnish us with the earliest possible accounts of
the resutsof the elections for the State Legisla-
'ure, and of the Polls the interesting question
OF the Call OF Convention now submitted to the
People.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-04
THE II. HAMpSHIRE rI-rCrIoN

Enough of the returns have been received 10
show that although we are beaten lre are not
routed The result VIII certainly afford no triumph
10 the administration When il considered tha,
they have always claimed nineteen t,yen:ieths o,
the votes Of This State. the moagre maoYities in
their favour, show that this election is rather de
feat than triumph TO them. On the other hand
we congratulate our Jackson friends the fa;ter-
ing prospects of the democratic party in this state
Our defeat IS but temporary, and when we conside,
the means that have been employed by our oppo.
nents, it is rather surprising that our vote IS Sc
large as III We shall certainly carry the cleo
Tors IN the fali. The eyes OF the people are open
ing, and nothing but steady effort VIII be want
ing 10 ensure us success at the fall election We
repeat this election affords rather cause of triumph
| TO Us, than 10 our opponents.
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[ItwYort Spectator.

Mr. I'm. Trailer Hs1y, departed hi. .ife on Tue,ia,
after long and nssrin ndPusiiou. lie is t.s VET known
sutor OF ienin Jussct work which has so long been
"a sh repue aioss III. nagsras Frgi. o. aud has
to several ed'gus!le has alotenaer-G great service t.
i!t Commonwealth by collecting with Infinite ua,n rom if
ie e:t qusri,T the various Sections Acts the L.. s.ir
% V,,tnii brioe DUNG, aud for yeats .ine u
Revelation, viz. (oi ear l7I9 duan to I7s2e rn
Isl- these IA i5ypli under the title Statues a, LARGE
~ they are valuabe Monument Of has nGuiiv : rrsracb
lie wa also the edcr Of FfAues's Maxinis II i,ty NJ,
tienne has been lo many yeas of the ti,nc,Tv
Count lot the Rtchmnud Dstrict. ICoy, ~. -
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III u persons having ciIms sgd the Eilate oF TohD
No. Lewis late OF tins county requested {, exhibit the IN
% be, properly authenticated within from the dale
hereof Ih' notice viii ne plead bar al that NAV be
eHhnied after that lime Those indebted 10 the Eiate
ilueito make Immediate pas mentas indulgence can he
s"e" WILL boiling,
Gu, EHgr Of bD Lewis.
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COEYENS7

LOTTERY ND EXCHANGE OFPfCE,
ia, Marke, street, Baltimore.
eFcs ia o. Crffrf States
- or.sn 'lon any part Il he Quilted State, yehhss -
men N7i i"d} rtfhe vance enoiDfing the cash
Fre ii'k," in any o! ths Loesier, w met The ssr
fropl 39i rentoal a1faaen 81 Ion personal syylrao1
III COHEN, u. & pROrHgps.
na'tn--e i9-i -fs-s e. .-Hesit
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COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

4 letter from mercantile house in Liverpool to
bis correspondent in Quebec, dated the both of
February, contains the following: {" We regretto
learn that it is the intention of His Maiesty's Min
listers to admit flour, the produce OF the United
States of America, d,,ty free into the West indies,
j. imported via Great Britain"
The Parliament of Lower Canada has been fur
ther prorogued to the 9Th of Nav.
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.AOrECE

E1Y yMtue OF deed IF tru.. executed 10 me- Lv alxl
fi4zer, Tor ee'iain Twposts therein .Npirsstd,
tsah cue to he tAPo cd 10 sale, the highest hid
qeT Tor eash on the oh y Of May next, the Bel
tavefn do9i, ~ the city nj c.moad $40 man named
Lucy, and her children, rank eGsam a yourr shS
no. Polka ID, uutee.
mn
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SApDLERY, AARMEss, g.

PE{L.GDELPHLd .h.l.VUFqCTyRE
EST common mems and Iadie,' sadde. curb g .n,fe
~ hIidie ny ie doz ttis zig aud Carriage haInr.. ,s
skius, gag aud collars >
constant SUPPLY Of the above articles FOR sale Phsdel
pha prices. ] AZ : coSVV
april {. ioe -
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Abe Resolution OF Mr.. Benton blings out a GU
rous fact, respecting the funds of the nation--It
Is thus stated in the reply Of AR Nourse TO the
Secretary oil the Treasury:
TREAsURER's OFFICE
March 20, 1925.
SIR; have the honor, in compliance with your
reference to this Office, OF the resolution of the
Senate of the 18th instant to report that the ave-
rage annual amount of public money in the Bank
OF the United States, aud its Branches, from 1917
to 1921 inclusive, as ascertained by the accounts
settled quarterly at the Treasury, was So, 554, 1855
%. have the honor to be,
Sir, with great respect,
Your obed't servant.
.4cting TreGs'r u. s., MICHAEL NOURSE,
hon BICI.AR8 Rush,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Thus il appears, that there is an average deposit
IN The Bank OF the uted States of more than 3 .
millions, belonging 10 the government. The u.
States lose the use O; ii. and the Bank Of the o.
States set the benefit of it's not = considerable
proportion Of this idle capital over and above the
contingent demands of the government: and should
1t not be appropriated to the eXtinguisment of the
National Debt! i tl,is ccnorinaLle to Mr. Adams
system OF " the styicicst economy.'
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All tue prizes in Wheel and all the number. ia another
al onee-he whole scheme to be drawn
"loie sn"1n 0t pzys may be had IS drawn.
u uhols Tickets dolls. HaissS 80 Quarters rs
~ The 1000 Pnxes Of am ardxJ 10 the Fl st. second
Iifd don TO be Determined by that which N ny draw
the captal pte of $1,000 that holder of numbe
one Il winch shall be ia each divi.IOn draw
PGzs ard may draw four
The capital of $4,000 10 he paid lick
cts an the present scheme will be sealed
ne Bank Of Virginia al 'ebmonJ, aud subject 10 the
OF the holder Of The ticket The prize 5000 paid
in part ~ package of 500 tickets, will deposited like
3Tgms-For packages not less than sixty Tickets seheno
Pt,ee Tor approved payable IS day. after the drawing
without interest
= Orders By mail meet the same attention gir~
en- toperSOna! application.
AUG. LEFTWICH, Manager.
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WARD EI.rCTInNS

On Wednesday last, the election for Common.
this city.-The following gentlemen were elected:
AfoRr0e WGyG-Martin Drewry, John Goddin
T. w Rootes, Preston Smith, Robert c. Scott, Sa-
muel Dunn, \. Dill, james Lyons, jr., Charles II
Hyde.
Madison Wdrd-Jamcs McKildoe, JOHN Ru.
thorioord, Willis Cowlng, James Bosher. James
Rawlings, J. G. Williams, NJ. Walthall Thomas
Ladd, $. ID. Crcnshaw, John FL Eustace.
jefferson WdrG-Wm. p. Thompson. Thomas
BrocSenbrough, Thomas Pulling, Nathaniel Char.
ter, John Enders, Samuel Sublett, John a. Ian.
caster, Henry Clarke, Ansel French
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PROM TuE AFRICAN CoLoNY.

Captain Phillips, arrived at Norfolk, on Monday,
IN charge of the schooner Arctas, of Portland,
from Cape Mesurado, whence she sailed Goth JAN
uary, reports that the Colony was in very thriv-
ing state, and that they daily extending their
commercial transactions.
RESURRECTION ATAUX CAVES.
Captain Hurst. Of the schooner Alexandria, ar
rived at East River, (Va.) the 9th ut. in 10
Gays from Port au Prince, states that serious in
surrection had broke out in Aux Cages, and that
President Boyer, with force of several thousand
men, was TO march from Port Prince for Aux
Cages, in few days, to quell the insurrection.
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April 4.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.


Va Ill he offered for sale, the Monday
w ON uay OF NAY next a. aj II not the next fair dsy,
ctenN OF Syoat IN pursuance Ct the last w Ill
rss,Ament oi Sarah Elicit, dee that valuable e far,
called Mount Peassut containing about 2s4
IA The Lower Parish OF King Wm.county the Pamunkev
River The said tract vii! be sold either the gro
acres, or II required resurvey will be made witt; ytvJ
os per acre contract comfortable dwelling house &c.
sn'neent Tor oleraby large family, the present
Persons desiroUs OF locating thems, Ives in
good neishbout hood, and water
eqSe'tsd 10 view tie premises For information with respect
70 the above land apply TO the subscriber the ptemfs
VINO Is authorized executor TO take VI upon
land or such Per'ors security may be .aaotory him
10 secure u" payment Hi the purchase Poes,io
va" be gwen ON the ht day OF Jan. 1929 the pryi,sr
Of seeding the laEa III wheat the present year
April a. los-,.,S.-
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az We are enabled to state that the Stockhold-
ers OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
have ALI. avaed themselves of their pre- -emntive
right to double the number of shares held bv them
respectively. The books for this purpose were f.
nally closed yesterday, when it was asccrtainel
that not single share acGS left in the hands OF
the Directors TBGlk .Anlericb1,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-04

Mr. MarschaIk has also come under ,he ban Of
the empire. He is the Editor of the Natcbez
Statesman, and has been printer OF the u. States
Laws under the administrations Of Jefferson. Ma
olson aud MOnroe-hc is 4 married man. with =
young and numerous family age has frosted his
hairs aud fnrrowed his b.5w''--he has done the
State some service under the gallant WAYNE and
curing the last wai and his paper has probably the
most extensive circulation of any paper i'm the
state cl Mississippi--yet because he would not
DOW me knee to the powers that be- the Secre-
,ary OF State has treated hiiu as he has recently
done the Editors OF the New Orleans and the Ken
lucky Sazetc-he has transferred the appoint
ment Of Publisher of the Laws TO a more sr,,,,nlo
conpetitor--in this case 10 the Editor Of the g" =
rel, to single man, in the prime Of life, aud in
better circumstances than Andrew Marschalk.
his spirit Of prescription is as little in itself as il
WIN be unayaliing 10 the cause Of the Coalition
II is the spirit which reigned in the DAYS of the
Elder Adams-and contributed to the downfall Of
his administration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-04

ON Tvs ay, tie 1871 OF May will oGsr foe sale al,
wilton ~, balance Of furniture, corr, belonging ia
the ENa'ro hnne Randolph, Of wilton. Sex mouhs credit
on bond! with approved seou'iyl will be given All perous
Eavng claims srsin 'aid ste requested 10 Is.ve n,
amount and dignity OF tue debtsa at MIR
WI can u" 'heiD Wal BERKELEY, Adm r.
u lffLAL Inrui ~.
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I7jSG y9T -

lEiNDEH decree OF the county Of Louisa will D..
~ Sold on The premises Saturday the 10Th day OF Msy
neN The following lands ned sad decree viz tra,
containing " acres, aud another Containing acres Ao
~ pursuance !" the above decree, smother Will be
al TIE sane TINE ecrainnnE 90 stre winch there .
water sf mil aile'ed The above rropety in ro.-
session VI Geo DAVIS and tie hens OF IS Waddy de- and
adjoining the lands Of Amber Is. 9. iekn,on cher.
me oommissoheis viii convey such TILE only a, n vested
10 ihenl-S believe such 10 be indisru,aLIe - ''''-
ApriI 4. ms ..s
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\ ULiANUAhY La Asn.eo eoalIy eea1I aiaIcr q

1898 5000 -A'eI -
Daniel P iIarwcO9. Alni'or Of John Hooper, dec. PHI
- "
Geo Mclaughlin, John Nc Dermott and Nancv b ,vic
mary ann aei ,Adson James DIcL sughn
ehdf IN and hes OF DeHns Mclaughlin, Ehz,he, Me
Laughin, widow OF the sad Deuns aud iyn H. Wren S.I
sea"t the CITY Of Riehm aud and admor
'e srs 80 - Suhis ueLAusLin - Utfdis.
lie Defendant G. McLau gbn having entered hi, n
psaInnee aud gwen security according the act of A.
tnby and the rules OF this court. hv
st'ofy evidence that he not nhabtan the count,
~ inat the said Defendant dc appear here "a
IstcSy OF TIE next June bill of the nr
TN q ana that copy OF this be forthwith nsered il,
some newspaper published III the of Rchm Tor w -
months suocesyely; and posted cut door of The
house Of this eCgHty. cory. Teste,
April l. " ini -. - %. C.
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COMMITTEES


The Anti-Jackson Committee of the county OF
Bedtordhave added I29 members TO tfIeirIs,; & have
come to the resolution to contribute each a sum
not exceeding one dollar, 70 be forwarded TO tie
Chairman OF the Central Committee of Richmond
agroeably to the acquisitions in his letter of the
10Th Februdry--tiis money being collected for the
purpose OF meeting " the necessary expenditures
attending tie transportation and distribution Of the
pubic documents appcrtdining TO this and the Cen
troll Committee, and for such other purposes a. may
become proper and necessary" Monies have been
collected IN similar way in other parts Of the
state. Every sign shows how much the .ddgiiT-
'stfdii3H party are an Me alert. viii the friends
Oh the Opposition, therefore, Sleep
The Jackson Corresponding Committee of the
county Of Culpeper consists Of 1853 members
Accounts from Washington differ as TO the fate
OF tie Iarih Bill.--it was supposed after the re-
lection (by such vote Of Mallary's two amend
mcnts, and Buchanan's, that the Bill could not
pas utitisyCt very doubtful The only supposit ON
that seems to have any plausibiiiy in it, is, that
if the molasses, hemp, &C be retained, the bill
cannot pass, but If they should be stricken out II
may then get through.
An intelligent CITIZEN from New York states
that Mr. Adams's vote in that State cannot oo.si
bly, exceed u. The Albany Argus gives us uev.
evidences Of the stability Of the State--lD penn
syivania, Jaekson's majority viii not according Z,
the best authenticated accounts, tall short of TO-
/ 0UO-We have seen an intelligent gentleman fror
Frankfort. who has had the best opportunities \
hearing from all quarters Of The State. and sl,fc
ms most unqualified belief that General Jackso,
"-i cef'aii'y "-Tfr -ia whole cte ~ Es-t,l.s,-
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DRAWLy'G on The sO@ THIS .M0NTH-

CoheR's Office, ! 4"
Baltimore, April I, 1923. {
STATE LOTTERY or MAINLAND
10 be lawn 10 The CITY of Baltimore under die ,upsfp,eps
saee Of TOE Commi'ioue appointed by the Govsrnor spa
Council On
U'edacsduy, 39ih If -qPrY
HICHEsr PRIIE,
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ltfgUEsr PRIZE,
10000 DOLLARS s.
- - am1rn--no In

900 prlkcs amounting 90 S3S 900
II .U0re PriScs ff0n Bldnks.
This Scheme Will be drawn on the ODD AND EVEN
SYSTEM by which the holder of two ckeis o5ta 90
least TfiEe, and may disw THREE
PRICE or TICKETS
Whole Tichets,S5 Quarters, q %
Halves, 50 | Ejphthg So
~. hr ~ -. LIZ .rn.ln -.
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The. Washington Telegraph states, thalth order
as TO the gallery olue House Of Representatives.
was gwen bctore Mr.. McDutiie offered his re-.
solution Tor the members 20 sit uncovered"
Tins order given in virtue Of tho rulos of the
House, was intended for the benefit Of tho per-
sons who attended in the galleries, in enabling
them to hear and see better; as Tho seats are ar
ranged N theSmphitheatic style, and those who
sruct the view Of those in the rear. and affect the
hearing I'D illc galleries, which is at best difficult
Hhen the House rejected Mr. McDudie's reso.
luton, and the order, requiring those in the gale
~ 70 DC uncovered, was understood 10 have giger
ssa,isiacton 20 some who attended =. vas immc
diatc!y ~esci1dse."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-04

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