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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
.ATa-Hasss Al N!D@slAs ID. O.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 80, 1929.
nr.ru OF JUDGE wAsHINGIoN.

n
The Philadelphia Sentinel Of Friday, an
pounce, the death, in that city, Of the Honor
able BusHaop WASHINGTON. one OF the Judges
IF .be Sunreme Court CT The United Sia'rs.-
The following notice, respecting THIS e'eh', IS
copied from the same paper:
This truly eminent and Justly vererated man. died
at the Mansion House Hotel, Philadelphia, at about
o'clock, oil Thursday, after illness of somewhat less
than two months lie arrived early in October, on MS
way to Trenton, to open the Circuit Court and COM
planned the morning following ofbcing unwell. He'
nevertheless, went New jersey, and discharged his
public duties with accustomed energy and ability
Az soon as the business disposed Of he hurried
hack to philadelphia, to avail himself of the medical
advice of his favorite physician, Dr. Chapman Inc
disorder increased rapidIy and he seemed early I'M
messed with the belief that he should not overcome IT,
The hope that he would be able to go the du
ties Of the recent session of the Circuit Court OF the
Unit ed States was not entirely however, abandoned
u,tila week of the time had elapsed. Since them he
has been occasionally thought better but was never
able to q.t his chamber and his strength constantly
diminished. For the last three days, no prospect OF
recovery remained to cheer his friends. ills family
fortunately arrived here in time to console his conciud-
ing hours sn, tn give to the final departure from this
world one of the important comforts Of which it is sus-
ceptbe.
Judge WASHINGTON was in the seventy-first year OF
his age fIe had studied the science which he alter
wards adorned and exalted, in the office OF James WI
son. Esq the only Judge Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States yet furnished by Pennsylvania After
practising with much reputation but for nine years.
at the bar in virginia, he appointed in 1871 BY
President John Adams, to vacant seat in the highest
judicial tribunal ofthe nation lie has ever since been
distinguished DOR his untring devotion to his arduous
and interesting duiesfo great sagacty and learning
for firm int gritty OF purpose, and unafe smPl-
CITY of manners The profession Of which he was a
bright ornament. and the country for which he SO
long, and so faithfully, and usefully labored, will
deeply regret his loss, and never cease to remember
him with admiration and gratitude.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
COnlDanu,
.A,uJNCToN

WARRINGTON, Nov. IL, 1929
NOTICE is hereby given, that an ins,alment of two
~ dollars and fifty ceats per share, (being the 10th
nstamen) on every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company required to be paid the
10th day of January next; and further sum OF two
dollars and fifty cents per share being the 18th install
ment) the 10th day Of February next; which install
ments must be paid to the credit of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier OF other Off.
Ger of either Of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank of the United States at
Washington.
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown.
The Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Bank of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandria, do.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra, do.
The Hsgestown Bank, in Hagerstown, Nd and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Charlestown, Va
BY order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. INGIE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
l8 -1awt90,i,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

FIRE.-On Sl,u'day morning, about fve
O'Clock. tie BAPTIST MEETING House. on WASH
inrton Street. in This Town, was discovered to
be on fire. The flames had made such progress
in the Interior of the building before The alarm
was given, that i, was found impossible to sub
due them. and in short time the Meeting
House was entirely destroyed. In consequence
Of me vigorous exerlions Of our citizens and OF
the Fire Companies, the adjoining houses were
all preserved
The fire, we understand. originated acciden >
tally, but from VIVA, par ocular cause Is not as
cer,ained-probably from carrlessly putting
away ashes from The stove in barrel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

RoBBEuY The cabins Of the brIgs Leander
and Cashier, and the sch's. Velocity and Hax-
all, were entered and robbed on Friday night,
or early Saturday morning, abou, The time OF
the fire. The rogues stole from the captains
Of the vessels three silver watches, and several
dollar. in silver and paper
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
New AOck Establishment,
OpDosite Mr. John W INnssie's HardtUarS

Store, King Street.
"iLIIAM Jackson, Lock, White, and Gun.
w Smith, from Birmingham, England.) begs leave
most respectfully to inform the inhabitants 1t Alexan
dra and IFS vicinity that he has tsken the above pre-
misses where he intends to manufacture locks and keys
ofevery description; and having served regular APP
premiership the above business, he hopes BY strict
attention and moderate charges, to merit share OF
their support.
n Old locks cleaned, repaired, and fitted with
keys great variety Of secondhand locks constantly
sale Guns and pistols carefully repaired. Printers
cemposing sticks msde, wstchmakers vices re-cut.-
The utmost value given for old locks, keys, old iron,
&c. nov 20-eol0t'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

The Distressing and awful case Of Hydropho.
bia detailed in his mornings Gazette, possess
ses painful d gree IF interest
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30

W. We have been requested to suggest the
proprie'y Of naking some provision Tor the
prompt ringing Of the bell in case Of Ere.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
John :. Emerson,

las just received from New-YOrk, q very SPLEN
III DID .aSSORTHENT OF
vALE11TIA VESTIMG;
of all colors, suitable for the present season. which he
will sell as low they be had in the District,
and on as accommodating terms.
nov 7-eoSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
Vof,,o6Ie p,onert,, Cor ScJe

rTyUE subscriber has 10 CHANGES that recently
tsken place in his business unsvodaby got possession
tue following Vsiuabe Real Estates, which offer and
have determined 10 sell the ensuing year.
One tract Of lsud lying the South side Of Roanoke river
within mile OF Salem, Boetorf County, contsnuz 60
about 100 bottom the bslsnee FIRST up aud
Tor tobacco 30 cleared and in cuvaon this
land uDeOmmony we'll wstered, and we'll improved with
good brick dwelling houss well nheJ, first bsrn
by 30, WE'LL sill other oh houses suitable for
nssfo.s &c &c Alsv, sDill with pair Of country hnrs
and choppers, well finished for manufacturing -FOUR grind
Ds corn and rye b rate dstery, eonstfueted such
TO enable hand TO make 5000 gallons whkey from
let Nov 10 LIST sy, which will be done The present season
with srsst 10 Che distriler.
One other sfset Of land sdcinpg the shove oobisnng Az
shou, 100 FAST rate ktou, the balance equal any
land the eouD'ry $50 cleared aud in
hi: tract NJ land has comfortable dwelling house, aud
barn 40 ny rs, and ~ every rsspset desirable.
One other tract OF land containing 2i0 seres unproved
One other tract Of land, containing so part cleared
Que other tract Of land lying the Sofb SIDE Of Roanoke
river, neatly adjoining e Of Salient oopsnos II acres,
shout SO ets,ed, the balance well timbe.ed With
tolessble hcs snd large s,iIbou,e it, this Is desirable
tract disposed 10 i've 10 Sale engage 10 PUB.
Vic hun.,y, wiI sord every comfort neossfy for ia
miiy IL well srerdtdto.
Ore house and LOT in the Of Salem; this property
u we'll improved and constructed 10 such 10 make
suii fer privste fsuy aud store.
Two other houses, and lots suitable for tmile,
One ract Of lsn5, ~ augusta county, yins on both
sides 81 Middle river, within mile oi the Rfsn Road
containing 1873 scTe,, shoni so cleared sud IN euvs
tup.
The whole Of ihs shove property h.s been purchased
since the decline Of prices. and will he ,od se
modsns Persons thst have not the command n
Immediately, sesd feel h,,stion in king siiop a
dPc'ed 70 give suy indulgence required BY securing h
payment, with interest
the uholeor shy pnt ~ the above property rsn.;s
bsrd the i't ois'Pt next !, sI be e,ieJ ont or term
wars. d. SHANKs
March 70 tot--wg,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

r VIE subscribers having purchased the Line of stsge,
Il running between Guy apdotte and Lewisburg, will or
before the first Of HAY next, running Route
tirics a rreek.
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from thence
by the State Turnpike TO w:brs aud the principal
enai Spring., to wit the White Sulphur, the Hot Warm
&c. to 6tauntop.
II will leave Gnyando,te, twice week. at O'Clock, NJ
And, on II, return, will leave Sfsunon twice week
From Guysudote to the Springs there will be night
travelling.
At Stanton the Line meets the charlottesville. Richmond
aid FIsderick,huig Lines, turning three time, week
The Route, frcm Gnyande 10 Saunton, will he performed
in FIVE dsys, and from Stauutou, cbnond or Frede-
ieisburs days, and from City Of
Washington &c hours, and from the City
in eight hours
Persons asoendug The Ohio on their way TO the North will
hud this route the pIsossntest cheapest Aud those who
w.h TO visit the Springs informed, that exclusive
Of the Line, they all times be ON short
notice, with good ertra Coaches those wserng pisces
And the public assured that attention The accom-.
mediation aud comfort OF the passenger tocd Coach
IS aud Tesms snd skul aud sober Drivers afford the
the line shall not be inferior any other the State
PORTER s. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March "a. fOs- sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
SPRING GOODS.
WiiIiam Norris s. Son,
~ onl a a Z. ~ 4. q


No. 20l MARKET STREET.
HAVING RECEIVED, aud are now opening t.nersI q.
III sortment Of British, French German add India oods;
consisting follows
High eolowed SesTsueker Ginsbsms Pink, LIsc, Blue
splendid assortment Of Csro Cambria Chntz ui,
striped Forentesu, and Jeans, English Esokeen., Cotton
Ksf,eymsr,, other mixed Stud, for gsuemen esss Bonn
bsreeu variety Of Fancy Norwich Crapss uper6ue Nst-
settles Vesips' io~ priced printing ditto Null mu,iin,
nett aud Csmbc ditto, PLAIN and Figured Book ditto, Dio.
ties, ssrs size White msr.els, CoUntspsne,, Fine IT.
ISL Sheetings, ia and Irish Linen, bsper, Daosked
Table Linen, DOwlss grtst vsety tf Shawl H9kfs era.
waiting, extra Linen Hd Bohbipeu Lsce Goats HAIR Csmh.
lets, Tsfiton Psid SPhshsd Hdsfs British Osuaturg,,
Dovis: and Duck, &c. &c nc.
italian, French and india Goods.
Crspes Isisn LuriHgs ditto, Seius Silks, CORDED Dor
dered Crsvs, ffst Band Cfspe French Silk Iidks. add
Shsv Fine Linen Cambrck, Linen Csmhrick Hdtt.., Blue
Black ros de Buln do 6ros, de Naples Fcrenoes, Set.
tins variety Of Ribbons, Bsd', Cords Wells, Gauzes
yer oskip Silk Giovs Silk Hose GeDtlcmsp. hsif
70, Silk Veyts variety Of Fancy Silk Vessg, French
prInss, Fine Msmes Chop IndIs Nsnksen, Black SEN
sbaws, Black Silk Osfniet. bsntifb arfick for gentle.
nfens tvsar, Bsndsuo and Fisg fidi'., &c. &c. Nc.
Russia, German and Stciss Goods.
Brown Rus,s Shestings, Besched ditto, super 60 "a
vide white Ru',ls SheetDss Dspets, Stout Brown swpen
maf Bieaehed Ticklenhvrs, Flne White ditto, BersP',
he''isns, Rolls, Tstss, Dowlss Foe Figured Sws Mus
n'' Pi'n ditto, si1s size Cvs,, csPt Collars ShsYl',
Also, 100 boxes Cologne water
Baliimore, March 81. los Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
Richmond Rolling y Sitting Mill, and Mail
FnctOyU.
GOHANN Al

March IL.

The property Of John NJ. Bofts.1
A RICH BLOOD BAY with black name, tail and
legs, feet 12 inches high, and in appear
ance without rival, will stand the ensuing sea-
son at my stable 10 miles North of Halifax Court
House, and miles South of Barksdale's store;
and will be let to mares at $40 the season, which
may be discharged by the payment of $50 within
the season, which will expire the 20ih Of July
next. Fifty dollars to insure mare in foal, pay
able when il is ascertaned, or the mare is trans
ferred, and one DOLL TO the groom, be sent with
the mare. Very extensive pastuses well enclosed,
grats.-The subscriber has superior groom and
will pay personal attention, and make every effort
to prevent accidents escapes; but will not he
liable for either. Mares may be fed with gallons
Of grain per day at 25 cts. Servants boarded per
day, at the same. Johanna distinguished himself
on the turf for speed and bottom, until he became
the property Of his present owner, since which
time, owing to the most intolerable bad manage
ment he has never won race; though uniformly
with credit, and is unquestjonably one of the
best bred and bottomed sons Of old Sir Archer.
ROBERT HURT.
9JFor further particulars see hand bills.
March IT. I03-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10


TIVE NEW MARS OF VIRGINIA, Hsn,as'. Statutes, a.
large, Gimer's RandoIphs Reports Of cases ar<usd
sud determined IN the Court or Appes Journals Of the
nate and iou0 Of Delegates Of Virgins from 776 1880
Inclusive, snd Of The Convictions off175 and 1873
The Ltgntue having directed the sale Of these b,6ks
osp OF which purchased by the Siste TO
The publication, they offered 10 the public (txeept
the Joun) much less than cos; sud The proceeds are
70 be applied tfhe Increase Of the Library Of The State Is
hored that every VHgnis purchaser will he disposed sup.
ply himself from this source or The large Msps Of Virgins
Justly sdDfed for IFS general accuracy and beauty of
lion, but limited cntnber Of copies remain for sale The
Jouna which have recently been printed the public
rsuss, Embrace the snrs peroi Of the Revolutionary sug
gle, eonsn much vslIsbe and interesting matter- no
where else 20 be had aud With The Statutes i'se ought 70
be IN The brary OF every Vryoisr TIE following are ,s
rt'oess- fof hs large nap $40, SD, rsp 8; Hepnt.
Statutes al large, se Of IS vols dolla Goier ne.
por dol' per vol Rsndcphs az dolls. pro.
portion for sny vol except Che 5b, which o.nn sold for
less ihsn 5so for The Journals, PER set, comprising ~ r,o
printing snd binding
Orders sdaesetto the 'ubfcther n the CAPITOL in the
City q Hchropd, 70 y. j. f. Heror cofn, shove the
Eagle Iioi'' will be PROMPTLY attended 10.
WM. W. RICHARDSON,
clerk Of me Council and Librarian.
March ~. 100 n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
TRUST SALE.

fY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Henley DosweI
81 + Evina hi, wde and Bspjamins F. boswell and Mary
d his wife, to John g. Williams and Joseph r Price, bearing
of the county courts Of Hauover and Caroline countless
thereon ID. said of Feruary 1898; viii be ,od on
day thereafter, the premises, to the highest bidder
resdy money tract land lying aud being upper
OF the Folks OF Hanover county. Nevfound
tanning by emation eight hundred and forty eight acres
the south BY the lands said Crensaw T. Stanley on the
west BY the lands of said Stanley and Nathaniel Callahan
and the north by the lands Of John Wickha William
Eulsher.6eins The same tract that was devised to the said
Henley O and Benjamn r. boswell by Thomas Doswel
Including thai devised 10 Sally D,welI for life
and il the proceeds arising from such sail shall bel insufficient
tendns Of the truf, then, day Of
April nelt, will be sold upon the premises to the highest
bidder, FOR ready money tract OF land the of
srolins which the said benjamin T. boswell resided
mstionthr6e hundred aud thirty and
the east BY the lands of Lewis deorge and MRS
the south By the lands OF said Dickinson aud Henry
Burras, the west by the lands of Charles Buru
the north by the lands Of Timothy Chandler, being
Of sad that conveyed 10 said Benjamin Dos.
well by Thomas Mieux.
The Gales will be made by the Tra,ee, above n,med
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
r g. For the balance of the purchase money after paying
the amount Of 81 interest and charges Of SALE the
chaser will be allowed credit of aud years. upon
End 'fp'''e' '' H. e. boswell for ~
Self, and a Ex'or Of
March ~. 1903 ids y boswell
TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS the VIRGINIA LITERARY MI.
Il SEUm 10 he conducted at the University Of Virginia,
requested to send their psetieaIe-
VIM. WERTENBAKER. Agent
for the Pa. Lit. Museum.
Affii 8. 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
Land for Sale,

SRHE subscriber Intending the West, will Of
- Ter at public sale, hi. house Prince Edward
on Ihursday the Esd day of next month"; ApIi the
land he lives, containing four hundred aud thirty
forty serss Bnf.lo River nearly the
and affords so 20 of very rich land
Courthouse and nine from Fsrmve the improvements sri
tood the dwelling house built only few years, the
enee, am enabled to ayit healthy sny ton in
the The subscriber deems be fur
Their PARTICULAR pre.uniug person wishing buy good
tract OF i,nd and IN most Desirable neishbourhood will
view for one fourth Of the purchase
will be require when possession gveu tsay ts Dec
nsx with the privilege Of seeding wheat the balance
EQUAL annual instruments, with good security,
deed Of trust oil the land. MOSES TREDWAY.
March "a. JO5-td.S5+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINES.
Rianfafion far Sal,

lIuUIUEtON JUT OWe.
AEtHAT healthy and beautiful Farm called Shettlewood
II in the central of New Kent county, by
good and wealthy neighbours IS miles from Richmond
Two from the White House Landing Pamunky river
tanning about 100 Of good Pamuuky lapd the
cultivated soil about 500 aeres divided four wei.
fenced separately and each lot Of WATER
msnder heavily tberedi Of the lots several
marie bed all but the upper part which the house stands,
perfect level there several good springs extensive
orchard Of different kinds Of frut The
neat the out houses, barns, shades con-
vepientj the horn cattle sheep, utensils fags &e may
disposed Of and possession the frat Of January
with the privilege ofsowins .rnfal grain due 'es;op
sbe town property will IN part be taken for payment
For further information inquire to J. NJ Del Campo,
Shoekoe Hill who has Tor sale, good strong lgh, bay gig
horse years Old good double gig and plated harnss light
Jersey wagon and harness, and good mich calf
weeks old.
March "a. foS-vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
NOTICE.

VIE subscriber being anxious 70 the West, will
ss great bArBn IN land in Meetsnbus CO., on Butch.
e etees about miles North West VI the Courthouse
sa ten from Skipwths Ferry the tract reside contain,
sx aud seven hundred acres equal this
Az ssah,sr situation Is not to be found in the State;
mile up said creek, which be. ON Manufacturing MIL sn.
r. s 90 me best m'nns about or
~ ane nsshooraood Tor custom; this property would be
negroes.
would make the payments suit the puteha.sr per.
son wishing 10 write to the subject will direct 10 BOYD
ton, and Il will be strictly aisndsdto.
DADNEY COLLIER
feo.IS 94-wSms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

BY the packet ship Frances, Capt Rider, the
New York Gazette has papers 70 the evening OF
the 9th inst. inclusive. The captain of schooner
from Mobile, reported that the Theatre in that CT:
ty and several small buildings in its vicinity were
destroyed by fire on Sunday morning the LIST inst.
a gentleman from Mexico informed that one OF
the first acts OF Guerreros administration was the
solemn acknowledgment of the services rendered
to the republic by Commodore Porter, who with
his characteristic prompitude and energy, had
greatly contributed to the restoration of good order
in the city OF Vera Cruz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
March 2
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
N pursuance of decree of the Superior Court
- of Chancery for the Richmond District, pro-
nounced on the 2od February, 1925, in a suit be-
tween the Mutual Assurance Society, against FIRE
on buildings of the state of Virginia. plaintiffs, a.
gdiust Frederick A. Mayo and others, defendants:
viii be sold by puiic auction, to the highest bid
der, fer ready money on the premises ,on the oath
day of April next at o'clock p. NJ, the Houses
in the proceedings mentioned and described in the
declarations Of the said Frederick A. Mayo, as fol-
lows: a brick dwelling house, wooden smoke
house, wooden COW house and stable, brick
kitchen, brick lodging room, wooden coal and
hen house and a brick ok-bindery, situated on
lot of land Rockets in what is usually known
and called Post Mayo. and being the same proper
" occupied for many years by the said F. A.
Mayo, or such part of the tsaid buildings as shall
be sufficient to satisfy the debt interest and costs
and expenses of sale directed by the said decree to
be paid. Blythe terms of the decree aforesaid, the
book-bindery must be sold separately to raise the
sum of 1868 So with interest and costs, and the O.
Their buildings, or such part thereof as may be
cessary, will be sold TO raise the sum of 1922 65
with interest and costs aforesaid.
JOHN GUERRANT, m. $. c. C. +. d..
or one OF his deputies.
March "a. IO5.td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
Lond for Sale.

Lana FOR Sale.
SY virtue Of deed Of executed by Gregory Mathew,
- to the bscriber bearing date the 7h day March
1899 and duty recorded in the clerks o1e Of Powhsap
county, shall the 29h day Of April next SELL ON the
premises 70 he highest bidder the Of land
said Gregory Mathews rssides containing by
two hundred and eleven The PAYMENT will
be fourth os the purchase money cash. balance
an three equal annu. the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security and deed Of trust on the
land to secure the purchase money Acting trustee shall
convey only the title vested in hy the said
HENRY S. HOPKINS
March a. IOs- vat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
BIZ RICHIE q COOK.

- The ENQUIRER l. published twice week generally
and three tas week daring the session Of the 6ats
the sane hsistsfers Five Dollars per ,nnu,
esysble 10 advance. Notes Of chartered
lsy, viii Be received in payment The kdors will
ssa e safsty 81 rsuhtg then By na;ths postage sfas
tens being paid, b. the writer's $50 =.
~ No paper will be disc ,utinasa(hut the iserssn Of
Be HaNoIs) until All arrsarsgss have been paid up.
hall hlya ths tenth GRATIS. -
-. -, TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- 0ns square, OR LE65-Fnstinssrti as ssnts-sash
eentfnuanee, 80 cents.
inserted uutili has either been paid
e. ~ ssssasd by some Persen IN this city. its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
MR.. RANDOLPH.

There are few of our readers who will not psr-
tcipate in the deep regret with which we rcceiv-
cd the snnunciaion Of this genieman's intention
10 decline reelection TO Congress, on account of
the extremely delicate state OF bis heath. For
more than thirty years during which he has oc-
cupied seat in the national councils, and excised
by his bold and daiintless coquence, the adnira.
lion Of frieDds, the dread Of enemies, and the won
der OF sH--Mr. Randolph has sustained The true
principles OF the constitution with a zeal that nc
yer faltercd-a courage that never auailed before
the daring assaults Of its cncmies--and an abilHy
fbat none could equal. We wish him spec
by restoration to health, and to the councils Of his
country. fLVirclesfer pUgiaiGn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10
NOTICE..

XNHE Executive win proposals conformity with
~ the provisions Of the Sd section ofthe concerning
the Armory hereto annexed " And be IL further
that the Executive he authorized required
what term: the Armory Buiiding, Land ATTACKED thereto,
be Sold exchanged or leased for yesrs com.
usneste 10 the 6snera Assembly result Of the
-suqsiry." by order Of the Executive.
VIM. Ii. RICHARDSON, &C.
Executive Department.
18th March, 1923. s