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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-25
For Sale.

For Sale.
4 SECOND hand PRIMO, in good order Enquire
a of The Printer. july IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-25

4 Card.
IoHN HUTcHINs RuNNELLs offers to the pub .,
u lie his services as DENTAL SURGEON, IN
cleaning and whitening the tee,s and presefsns mem
from decay BY sepaans . ar by the whole
Ind,es ,yaaed on at their respective houses.
An orders will be duly and promptly attended TO-
If left at his dwelling on Duke, betseen rht ana 81
Asaph streets, orthrough the post-ei'ice.
July Lift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-25
Wheat Wanted.

W heat W &MteU.
VlHE subscriber having again rented the Phenix
L Mill two miles from Alexandria, respectfully So
licits call from farmers and others who have wheat
for sale and will all times give the Alexandria mar
ket price for good wheat, delivered either at his Mill
on AccotInk, at the Phenix Mill as above named
Also wishes purchase wheat at his warehouse, Alex
andra. JONA JANEf'
7mo 23 DIV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-25
NoU is the time to use .StOmach,c BifferS,
Grand Restorative to HEALTH

NOtC IS me tlVIe 10 use iotOWUCMC OUfeTS,
Grand Restorative to Health.
nOCT. wEDDRRBURN, informs his friends and
IL the pub!icgenerally, he has now on hand at his
Shop Fairfax-street, larse supply Of the above
mequaled srtcle, by the bottle, dozen, gallon OF.
quart. All who DESTROYS Of enjoying that neste
mable blessing, health-in climateslike this, wherr
fogs and miasnas, are so common at this and otheo
seasons ofthe year, will find il to their advantage It's
use them two or three times day, great benefit
will be derived from them. In extreme cases OF debf.
lty they have seldom failed to have the desired &c.
feet as can be provedby number ofour most respeen
table citizens of both They have also beor.
used in man, places in Virginia, viz: Richmond, Nan
folk, Gospor, Hampton the Potomac, Rappah of
noe and James Rivers, and the lower counties of
Maryland.-They also have been spoken highly ew
in Kentucky. Pensacola Tallahassee, Key West, A..
Orleans, Matanzas, (Cuba), Bermuda, St: Thorn =
st. Bartholomew and Martinique. Each bottle has "
label of directions and sealed and stamped with M
seal, to prevent counterfeits.
Price 50cents per bottle, or IS per dozen. Retail,
ers have frequently sold them at 81. April IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-25

To Aev.
AsS The brick store at the of Prince and
Re- Union streets, recently occupied by Messrs. L..
& L. Chamberlain,
ALSO,
SS The brick store on Fairfax street. recently oc-
go cupled by Messre. C. I'll p. Thompson. They
will be rented low, and immediate possession given
Applyto WIN FOWLE & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

Mr.. McDunie now we'd chat the bin be or
dered to its third reading; when,
Mr.. Jennings made short speech, the object
OF which was, TO demonstrate againstth applica-
uon OF what is called the two per cent fund, derv-
ed from the proceeds of the public lands. being
included in the general fund for Internal Improve
ments, inasmuch as il had been pledged for spe-
cial object viz the continuation OF the Cumber-
land Road.
The question was now loudly demanded. and
having been put by the Chair, the bill was ordered
TO its third reading tomorrow Whereupon,
The House Adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

1870 do IN steps % rise 10, {. q wida B. ls,g
Ail me above stones vail behanmpfcd IN the yard and o
be n blocks from 10 feet long, ooulofmable 10 lie Ssn,
The rsmoiuus 5000 cubic yards Of masonry will soo.,
o good ruohe backing, ~ abost inehf. t h.
ne'i and Of suitable isu-h and width Al the diueno,
7uf shove deugnaicd will be 8ot patterns and he Maid
iof ~ The cubic yard as they val when hummer n
and ready Tor laying and al The fu5ble backing o. be- e
Tor ~ hs cube yard shsll whtn id md H.
proposals. wnsi be- made accordingly 10 c.ntrs,fo
20 iufnish both The dim-uon and the rutle t, ib.n
me whole m1'onry including ts hammered aud hubble y
Wil be psid fsr BY the cubic ysd shall be mesufed
when laid.
All the said stones % bs delivered % ,ref wharf mr.
whsrvsl o. oiher landing rlatss, rr rear he q Sses
Navy Yard ~ The Engineer snrern'snsn of The ok
OF ne ny DOCK shall direct lhe delivery VT nc drsian
snntiiO Be commenced before The id day Of Arr
s1y sn1 nigtd - ihsyshsii he tqr 81 ua fie Whole
ere dey'.sd The 1900 yards Tor hubble be- delivered
a. they shl be wanted.
~ ppsTs Tor ne ahlvn tnnfs nrd ~ The
n The proposed hlndsne .aej ur viii be- received II ih
Duck Once foIpo Nify F.id, of before The 6 Jsy ~
Nay neW Ihose wtshire 90 fncrpropoli Hsy sfr me
piln' and obtain further fnfrn1oa ~ csne ih Ofce
Or on Nc PARIS d, tbs Dock Oa,f, chu.e,tevn Nav,
FVrd T. UALDWfV y. g,nssr
H7y Tssf, 9yfot Pa ,-u.a 70 .st:I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

The following article from the last no. Of the
Washington Telegraph, relates TO an alleged auto
graph Of General jackson, which has been circu-
lated far and wide in the newspapers. The matter
has excited some curiosity; for, in these days the
most IS made Of every little thing:
" Among other objections to General Jackson's
elevation, by the people, to the Presidency il has
been urged by lis enemies that nc is entirety H.
hernfe; that ne cannot spell the most common
English words correctly, SC. And for the pur-
pose OF giving pausibity TO this objection it has
been asserted in the National Journal, published
IN this City, that the Editors Of that print were In
possession Of note addressed to them by the Cen
eral, and copy of which is given, SC. Any
man who will read that publication and place any
competence w its psracty, would at once take up
the idea that they really in possession Of such
note, which bad actually been written by Gen
Jackson. Such has been the impression, and with
view to make II as extensive and fnischeyous as
possible, the paragraph is going the rounds of the
Coalition prints, with such comments and addi-
tons, as the ingenuity and wickedness Of their re-
specuye Editors, enabled them 20 make.
We have understood, that MIR. Force was
called on by some Of General Jackson's fiiends
and requested to show the note, a copy Of which
he bad pretended to publish; so Ear from exhibit
ing a note, he produced a small pamphlet, pub.
lished by Committee at Nashville; - the OUT
side Of the title page Of which, were written these
words: TO the Editors Of the Washington Jour
nall" and on the inside Of the same page, the
words appear, which arc published as the note,
oHeged 20 Dc tryitieH, % ne f@iiors but without
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11
E.gGLE NORM

TEUE Subscriber respectfully informs the prhlc that he
= has ~ speeisl contract with mr. John Gfsy opened
TAVERN ~ The town 81 Fintsr IN the county II IIote
tod Ths houses having all gone through thorough re-
pair a7d within short distance Of the court hsyse II
Ne two houses designed FOR travellers ladies and
f,mi,ss haze private separate from The 7vsrn
hous re hopes ~ ,trri attention and good order TIA, he
will share p,fton % The public rutroDsgs ~. Bar,
hie and Stahls, he will -adssvor 70 furnish al finer with
FOOD =. The urper country will aaord. He s furnished with
GOOD Bs keefsr aud ,od vsnts, which II ~ times
be strictly attended TO- - a. give ge0sai satisfaction
prices shall be quite moderate Gall aud Try ssd hen iudys
LEWIS BROWN.
March a.. f00-F3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

TFNHE committeeman named 10 acisaednA h at n u~
\ corporate the Richmond Mannfa ctnfns Cor yshy pss-
I'd the 9Th day uf Fen 1929, hereby give public ntcs
st books of suhsc ption will be opened tfe Merchant
Coffee Home IN The cyo Rchmoni, Tuesday fst o.,
April 1879, ~ ~ gcock for The p1rpore n receiving subs
scfigou 70 The capital Stock % me sad eOmpsry-snd
hs The said books vii be kept open from day diy from
~ 1ciock m o'clock Of each succeeding day fSun3aya
essePsed) uuiil The SO rk ~ tc5,csbc6 fof.
Msshti 10 csnaAS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

yAoR the ufo OF Tobacco Planters in general
ing Warehouse, The city Of Richmond, VIZ
Es;a S ssss ssSs sSs5E
Thursday seablook's shocku 2 Public 3
Saturday Pubic s s@S,le ssssI%
DS an , ne, been made upon part Of The Com
sesbrolk Warehouse, no, insured as !, at the luhlie
Warehouse, that by the State this is TO inform ali
the way the Pabiic Wareh use; and fiber
maj any facility IN the receiving paying huAissr e1p,nee
safe ssepng n,Peetinr selling and collecting the money
me will be afforded the above named
mnaoSoues \; is OF can be Afforded them any other
warehouse 81 the State.
Feb.1S. 90 ar
THERE Is emission IN The shove Statement relative ia
tors a, the Public Warehouse deem OF the most and oiy
inpo,ianee, as far they concerned and which wa. h
only for agree to the propo,ilon comm
fSn ne other Inspectors thus. the time Of BREAKING
The Warehouse first breaking shall flush TO allow the
ecohd 10 nIeakat ~ O'Clock; the breaking shall
hn'h TO allow The last break at one cclek wh,rh
regulation was calculated TO he acceptable bath 10 hu,
and seller, than the old That such notice a, te
above Gould not have met with the sanction all The par
es concerned evident from the it, N.rlsr has
me appearance OF being intended FOR Information.
However be this may, necessary we should take
same notice OF the remarks made relative to the insurance
Admitting The State 10 be equally bound tuhaec
he IN ei'r OF the above named warehouses IN case OF
ds'geiion, where is the money from to paw for i,
me fenteI must be taxed consequently he stands hi. own
n'ei|out II tor no other purpose than avoid itis ao
ne 1a netsr select safe IN preference deposit
Setting this ASIDE, Public Warehou.e i State
properly aud every Hogshead ct Tobacco sem TO it, b tho
Fiahef' puts 20 cents into the Treasuryhsing that much
more than Seahrooks pays aud sDris. than Shockn In
SS SteorooksPay nothing than woulI be pai even
sNh" heT= was ns such DsPectiou, aud Shock only 10
csuts per hosshead consequently both In.c,ion,
KEPT u" BY the State Tor the beueif the Corporation
OF hehmohi aud the other for that Of individual.
- .49-f
~ the above statement is said that Shoekn Warehouse
pays only 10 cents per hid Tobacco inspected ntof
IeasuIy and that the State keeps NJ said Al M
own .Hpsnee for the sole bsn-fl of private individual
II VIII ne EASILY shewn from the s..temst exhibited
y me AuauoI' once that an individual ks'p. up sad
MaFthou- Tot the benefit Of the State, snd that yeas
mas PAID "to The Treasury 1882 dolls during
me same period the Public Wsrshouse ony paid 4e7
doI' % cts Query (which Of the Wsrehou.e are n,,
beneficial. the Slater '
Amount paid into The public Treasury COZ tiie. on ,oL,c
Tor the following years, from Wsrehou,
ahithe Pubic Warehouse m keAmoud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11


SRhE Subcrihers iforD The Puhlic ina, tb.y h,y. c
~ heni, three vsgy eligible Mi SIZES, ,yih A, sl, 1
o. wa'i under asl ur pressure OF from 1910 "a feet In,
stsd 10 tbs city, tle way above the Public iook = 49,
Bridge upon 'av ga,pn, either Of which can h., ,gd q,
as@ah eSPtnse Tie cawl ifs Two " i already To- me
an1 nehhe oi htm s"jse TO sP9raui daueh, Of iuumda
amounts 90 the 'iJS Of icor ors,ed or .,t
~ private and rtsFeeiabie 'nltyduai,. T. HAxALL a 60
KichmDnl. March ~ 10 ~ y "
The Ei1ot 81 the Nation Inslg sncer will pes.e
the an'Ye tue wees io month and frwsrd ter AZ
griivtf thls anire fsr pavmeut 'N ''N'' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

- - -, WASIIISGTON, March 4
The TariG Bill drags heavily song ~ the m OF III Tn,
members seem, anticipation, have weary Of IN.
dshe aud we shall not ne pfed, IL te effect If their
obvious iudpoT"n TO listen 10 the debate should be 10 lin
The discussion Ia much space than se have sun,
posed Il would occupy. f
Nothing whatever ba' yet occurred, afford any indiea
Ton OF what may be the uoate dstsfm Uaton 10 The de-
tails sf the bill They hays not indeed touched
Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11
DRY DOCK.

-. Vo9p0ft, ,Fdpy- YoTd, DirgiaiU
sDROPCSALS viii be received az thu, Y,id nv tbs ;
bsrs on oi before the IL day Of May nest or Gn,t
dJ'ye'ns gsnie si9ne for about 20 900 cnfe s. ~
ha''ny Tor che by Dock Abnui 5OJO yatds 10 h, ,n;b
aef"rdng 70 Dimensions ior hsnineriut IN the ..,r,
qa'nfesshngn m The following schsnle desi, ,te
m feet sHd inches nearly ''e gwen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

correspondent of the ". y Com Advertiser
says, &c hat there exists dispute between Cen
erals Gaines and Scott to their seniority and of
course, as to their right Of succession to the rank
OF General in-Chiei. The dispute, rs we have
learned this day, is likely to be settled by the an
pointInent OF third person to the situation. Gen.
William Il. Harrison is the individual alluded to.
Ii is said that the President VIII nominate him 10
the Senate for the Office The appointment. il is
believed, will give general satisfaction General
Harrison, at the time Of his resignGon was senior
to Gaines and Scott. He is a man of talents edu
cation, high moral character, generous feelings and
military experience. No one is better qualified
TO fill the situation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

Governor otr-N. York.-The excitement in the
western part OF the state the subject of masonry
appears TO be as intense as ever Asau instance Of
1t, the citizens oil Batavia held mctns last week
and nominated SoLosIoN SoUrfTyyrcR oC AIbor,
for GOVERNOR Mr.. Southwick was in Batavia. NJ
the time and was waited upon by a committee TO
solicit his acceptance of the nomination. He re-
turned with ihe committee, addressed the meeting
and accepted the nomination. We think itquitc pro-
bablo that Mr. SouthwicS will not be 'tbe dnI,
candidate, and that he will find the race TO result
much as it did when on a former occasion he ran
Tor TIE same ONCE [.N \. Tel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

rs best authority. that Don Miguel has since ms
arrival in England, been gully Of conduct which
more than justifies belief that on his arrival in
Portugal he win prosecute the Consitutionalisis.
lie has refused TO receive some OF the most distin-
guished constitutional Portuguese, in London, al
though directly recommended to his notice by his
brother Don Pedro
twenty gun ship going through naval evolu-
TONS at Alexandria under French officers, has been
blown up,and the crew s. twoofthe French instruc
tors persisted.
An extensive revolt had broken ont in Arabia,
which compelled the Viceroy of Egypt to send
troops for its suppression. The rebels had Oh aned
advantages in several actions, and said to have
taken possession both OF Mecca and of TAFT 20, 000
men We're on their march from Cairo 10 arrest their
progress
MIR. HuslIisson would be reelected from Ii
verpool without opposition.
The Greek Admiral, after the expedition to
Scio had terminated, had, by order {rem his
government, returned TO the waters of the Mo-
rea, not only to blockade the ports still occupied
by the Turks, but TO clear the sea of Pirates.
The Cotton Market had improved a shade in
the lower qualities, and large business was
done in the weeks ending the sth, and 10th of jan
uary.
JANUARY I2-Eycry thing which has trans
PRED respecting the now ministerial arrangements
Cup to this hour, oclocl; on Saturday, confirms
The opinion that Mr.. Peele will be First Lord of
the Treasury, and the ministerial leader of the
House of Commons. The right honorable gen
WeII;mo,n Ii , yeIse'u"y p5 ,i,e lux vi
,,ors,,;S ,I',t 49, 49,, ',ie0 tO5 : >. . I'm
,,;s,,s r. IN 80. t'lS N"y ~ a. my
in town as from one or two of the late min
isters, (Mr. Huskinson among the rest. who
roo;, 80 M" NJ 'ISS may DC PSiiiIt'eu "
Viii So, - 49, uNo " i" ci'"s'vs its'
mean time, conjecture is busy in anticipating its
component. The following is handed about in the
!, '~''' 10 " ''o' ii'fi 0p'Oie o"ess' Us lar a'
E-irSs, OIL c.
Trcasn-, - '''o NJ. D.,
O-I;,..| -.
I5oro;,,, S. DuAe VI !" S v'Hue 'u'i'
Coion?a, I I' All, W1i'esicy'
IJ ~ , nioi'iI'
pra;5o,, &c A., c., III, 1--we I,
WooJs ard -, s'N''o''' '' D"''iuiS''
Ty;,b o,,.a.ODt,
90 80 -, -,
EN,o,, , L
III 80
po~i s =, i'u'S' H,o'H LO'' uleF'
Socrs+or, 80 W NJ ~ aliace'
d. var Str' Gonipurn' or
MT. Dawson, should
not the latter go to
he rome Oihce'
e az INa.e seal Chanceiior
VI ..ie t-Acheq!er ana perhaps the Board OF Trade
10 "' resent .t''e"'
D., January 10.
60 I - A""u0'' 'otf'"dy iScen'HS.
tso" la as NC nave oeeh aoe 10 learn there has
o,,,s No "..eralIoh IN tne Niiniseriai arrange
s,rs o ., 81 ot Ses'Graay Mr. reel, u aP-
Ion ~ H. " C I Is 70 M te hghest stua
in ,ha 6rs, ;na, ~ 10 sald ne showed
~, e,; T.. '"i'o no uispo5i'ioii 10 come again
ton iii - su ''iat t'le luxe OF Heliins-
- -. lli iieiNIe" dsaiii 10 day with the
tbars 81 ~, IGSopah'ea ny one or TWO O.,
tho to-, r'e ne" AZ the west end Of
classes 20 Obtain III nt Is e''hceo by al
,rbat ~ uae iiost "u'hehuc accounts oil
the Tories ,r?u Ill, go 80, si "iet ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11
no. T1LT

( 4 i'sRK hay Horse. viii black lex, ,,,ne ,ott,;,
b, go o nn staj sixteen 'r,n"s high Of uneseep
hnrd9pa. Bay Forest fsnst,on aud vail be 10 mare.
Of February 1923, Fifteen DJiafs paid when The ma
taken away and tTelys dollars the leap Esen,ye r1',
rage gratis but no responsibility FOR accidents. Mare, red
RoANoKE was never backed, bo psrfs uy tra,isbs.
spd az hofs. have better tcmp'r lie ). re o,p "J
olsmsh natural o. acquired lie hos covered bot Few mat.
besides his o's.efs Tie viii NOT be let more t.n ar
mares ht'dts lt Rand"rh'; IN all not exceeding ss,v
re a. powerful horse a. his sire, Whom he strongly r.
'e%hl'sI bot Is much hsndsemtr
h'snoks YES s5 y SIT Arehy, which bred by Asi;.
Bunhury, bis dan +, RoeEpshs% 6 9 Gt s.
| Of Hgsfyer ont Of Traits S7urt.nltsJ Ersnd da,s
honnotf,s dan, Lady Bunbury bred by Sir O. D. as
whom Nj r rurehatd her ysaing She was soi by Io,5
ar FenwicEs RIsiehem VIII wa, he be-, g ,asos,
,isi9noi h' d'y) her 9sm TheOps by Hshaysf The let
n'7f 'i H dayi never beaten paid forfeit and ss
mere g,nnen Dian aay tofse ia Eassnd lie wa, the ehisf
Of The H'od stock u horses TTrpaor was Of The ma,
chem race her gfsud dam, Paytbms, by Asehem ~,
above, out Of VIXEN by Tegulul b.. ,on Of tbr tio
PIN Afsbsn, and Sire Of 1ayor', old Fesraoush.Tir'
Greg Bah -Byery- FORK Dusdsr. See Stud BOOK. si
mare will be covered unisss mpsn.d By re,r,,
,,oe note o. band pyale TO mr. Rsndorb Atgs, ir
aoanoks ioa very h7nd'one 1t fine and al b,,;
Produced foals alive snftslI; one VA, ,'sisa ~ ~
The only that m'sed in her I'D year III, st,k
M taona u Burwelp, H4PanaI which be, pfessd
N. No 5,,cmpeted mare will be received M,,..
,T,beh eistd in is2e, 70 eou'sqafnee Of the dhemps
drought BY semitic the hnfsft will be e,vsr, 100
Bmhy toiestts mile and bali from Charlf,t rs,tt
Apply 20 EDWARD ARMS, gsnd g. IA m onlv1
The p,bi- place ~ po'sibs rsI,nce On H. Ar,,
ave sod attention 20 whsiesef Re ooahdsd 10 a.
., J. n. ~ Hoanoks.
W.'N ~. 00-fftfU
@ttfA ttihr. luptfinf Ncw gli.s.s susar
- ~ 81 Ff'aiiat md y od.sfs ro5Is-es
l7lsrfcsrys vitktV
81 bid. 10 do
~ htis old 10 10
IIeuihy 4 clover cred
a. tut ri, ~ ff.Etff.t = - effJf.rr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

MT. John g. Adams Note IN Va. rs the Drawer :
name Is not in the very best odour il is desirable
70 OBTAIN the use OF some good names, whose res
ponSibiity Will make Up for a want OF credit in
the drawer 1t was hoped that the two distn-
g'ilshed Ex-Presdents would consent TO lend the
use oil their names TO the Note of Mr.. Adams;
but as they have thought proper TO withdraw them
selves from the business altogether il is desirable
'hat some other names may be obtained to stamp
additional currency in the Bank of public opinion
| Apply TO the Central Committee.
.hoTch, 1928.
-.nsFe..-
/ u Messrs. Lewis Hill and T. L. Jones are now
visiting the Lower Counties in this State the for
iner on the South the other on the North side of
ges due this Office. We trust that they will be
promptly paid by our subscribers.
| we had distinct Earthquake on Sunday
night about III oclock-which shook the windows
furniture, &c. II was accompanied by rumb-
ing noise-the vibration seemed to be from North
TO South.
:, MANkiEpi-on Thur,day s,h inst, BY the Rev Bishop
i1'" M JONES C. WeFarand Of Ksns'sh Nils. Lucy
-. eldest daughter of the late Dr. Greenhow, dee.
-, on Iuesday the an by the Rev. Mr.. Johns.
ir' - M a. oHe'e, late Of this city 10 Mi,s Lucy eldes,
eaughter OF capt. james Gatssood Of Caroline.
II gives pain state the death of I'm J. Salin, E.s
ose"i me late Delegates from the county Of
alter lingering indspositOn OF day. lie exposed
OF the weather; spd h un ssnstiiuon could not Withstand
The shook He breathe his in tht CITY on SUNDAY ms
o'clock. mr. 8 wa si't 20 year, old lie Of the
Iss sense OF honOi very fine talents. Of the prom
aug prospects the delight ard the hope numersn. and
AleetiOnate family.
His sequain'auce and all those willing 10 pay re.
peet 10 the memory Of an interesting stranger are
TO uendih funeral service this eyeniss O'clock az the
house OF Mr. VIM. MlcKin.
!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11
~ 80 R RIaHl.s : l4.l9O tiekets,
Sll3,52O

In this Scheme, formed by the terBay combination of
numbers, and the drawing Of SIN ballots there viii bet
prizes with three Of tue drawn numbers on hs s5 viii
OF them o aud 4 4i6 with only IN on rbo,e .y
none Of the drawn numters on hiring blanks e
To determine the fate of The 1870 II ke in IN. ST.,
The IS numbers, TO as lusvs ,q,ll h. ,lsn!
wheel on The day OF the drawing, of them va be
on;i aud that ticket Ia ing on a, combination IN, o.
& Sd drawn numbers, wdl be entitled 10 tie uf n s5c
tn, s s5 On !. "a. .e Sl 1 = Oh TO 500
That having II the 8, 5ih l. Gth. to aco,
r.. = - 30, j.. - ; tu~ ON 70 1,4SJ
q, 80 q oh, ~, 4ih & 9Th, ID, 4'hS 5h,ef5,h
All o ei.n will, ,br.e OF 1900
(heIug ioN each " -
Those SO tiekets having them The Ist I'd drawn %
numbers. each - "'1''"
sose 50 tickets having them the sd and Ath each ~
nhose ~ tickets having them The sd sh, eash Ia
hose 81 tickets having them and 9th sscb 80
nno'e So tickets having outhen and 5h ssst so
the 9Th and 9th, each ' u -
All Others with Of the drawn sunsfer. on rbo, oV
3l2) each, va N''"6 %
AID all tickets, having only OF the drawn uutpbers
CO. lbeng 4si6) each N
No tiCk which shall have drawn prize of supeti,,
NOMINATIONS can he entitled to inferior pine
Pzes payable 40days alter the dla,yius AID sAiee.
usual deduction Of Is per ~
Price Of Tickets, pis +:
whole Tickets, $40 Quarters, 50, so
Hayes, Fiehths ~,
j. D. KaTES s II. .irLVTYRE. -
n., Jna7GgerS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

LOTTERY -4.N.D Elk C,IiJqyI'GE- OFFy(,1,
CORNER OPPOSITE TIE EAGLE HOTEL
1. COHEN, u. q BROTHERS, continue 10 yiye ri, q
connected with " -A''nss
LOTTERIES .qyn-D EXCH.4.WGE.
the Union. ~ f'9's.'"
B"ls on ~Fele- Iorh, philadelphia, Baltimore.
.Nort6k and Charleston,
above ' ~ -'N -
North Carolina, s. Carolina e. Georgia None,
Wsnied. Also, GOLD Of every description -"
~ Itettts and Shnrss Ia lie Disnll Swasp CanalJo
vsgious Lo;ierits given usual.
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