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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15
TOWN MEErfNG

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Alta very numerous meeting OF the Citizens OF Pc
tersburg held at the Court-bouse Saturday the bt
DECEMBER 1929 10 pursuance OF public notice; Jose,b
Bragg was allied to the Chair, and John f. Meade an
pointed Secretary-rhe object of the meeting having
been explained by the Chair -,"e
On motion, Committee appointed, consisting of
WIN. H. Maciarand, Thomas Robinson Louis c. EouI
din, c. F. Osborne, TIL F. Gillian and BENZ FL Nav
for the purpose OF preparing report exp essive OF the
feeling OF the meeting; who after retiring for short
time, reported the following Preamble and Resolutions.
which We're unanin, usy adopted, viz:
WE reprobate the practice Of prescribing men for
their honest opinions. That the re w ard of him who
has served truly in the situation in which he has been
placed is the appreciation Of his employers openly and
decidedly given-thereby securing continued faithful
his part while given to others that
the same will be meted 10 them, when thew in their
station, shall do likewise. That while we are entirely
satisfied with other repre- in the Copyen-
ton, there are in opinions many reasons why we
should single out Mr. Leigh the special object of our
CONNIE ndation-- Ft'F> 500 -
Therefore, Resolved unanimously That Benz. w
Leigh has our most decided appreciation for his conduct
In the Convention, and that we give him our most ne
y thanks for the true faithful manly and able manner
in which he has represented us in and watched over
guarded and defended rights and interest on all sub
jects which have come before the Convention but es
pscally on the basis of Representation.
Resolved, Tha, this expression of our sentiment. he
communicated TO Mr. Leigh by our Chairman
Resoiced, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the papers Of this town. and in the Rich
mond Enquirer. JOSEPH BRAGG Chairman.
JNo. f.. MEADE, Secretary.
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SENATE.

WEDNGspAY Doc o.
ME-. woodbury. said, that it would he in the recol-
fecton OIL the Senate that by rule adopted the last
session. the Standing Committee, were from thence 10
be appointed by the President and that by an order OF
sas Senate oil yesterday much Of that rule applies
Tao siechon Of the Chairman OF the Committee FL
nance was, Tor obvious reasons, dispensed with He
moved that the Senate proceed to ballot for the
election OF that officer; and, on baotiing
Mr, smith OF Mary land, having received 80 votes,
The President then announced tho Standing Commit
tees, follows;
On Foreign Relations. --Messrs. Tazcwsli, Sanford
Z White, Bell and King;
0s Finance Messrs. Smith of Md Smith Of g. e
Silsbee, King and Johnston;
On ConiuIeree.--Messrs. Woodbury., Johnston, Sis
bee. Sanford and FORSYTH:
On Manufactures = Mes.rs Dicker,on Ruyg Ie,
knight, Seymour, and Bib;
On agriculture --MesaG Marks, Wiley, Noble,
iMcLesn, and Seymour;
On Military 9foirs.-Me.srs. Benton, Barnard,
Iroup, Hendricks, and Livingston;
Dudley, and Nozzle;
On Naoai affairs Messrs. III syne, Tazewell Rob.
bins, Woodbury., and Webster;
On Public Lands. --Messrs Barton, Itvingst
ksos, Ellie, and Mckinley;
On Private Land Claims --Alessrs. Burnett, Blr,on,
Sprague, Kane, and GTundy;
On Indian dGairs --Mssrs. White, Troup, Hen.
drirks, Dudley, and Bsnion
On Ciairs.-Messfs. Rugglss, Ball. Chase, Foot,
and McLssn:
"'c JUtCto1 ys-NleNfs rowan, NfChi0 ney,
WehHer, Hsyne, and Frelinghuysen;
On Post Office and Post Roads -Messfs Bib,
Burnett. Forsyth, Ellis, aud SEYMOUR
On Pensions. - Messrs. Holmes, Marks, Fot, Chass,
and Chambers:
On The District Of Columbia --Meors. Chambers,
Tyler, Holmes. Clayton, aud S2rsgue;
To Audit and Control me Contingent Fund -
Mersrs KIM, Irsdet, anil KnighG
On Engyossed BiHs. --Msssrs Marks, Wiley, and
Grundy.
Mr. Hendricks submitted the following resolution,
which was considered and ssreedto:
Reso'ced, That Select Committee 10 consist Of FIVE
members, he appointed the subject Of Road. e. Ca.
naIs, with leave to report by bill or othsfwise
The President thsn sppointrd Messrs. Hendricks,
Tyler, Webster, Dudley. and Rugglcs, compose the
comminee.
Mr.. j. ls roe aud said
Me-. prcsdeBts II becomss my duty 10 announce to
be Senate, the death OF my colleague, the Hon. Thos
y. Reed, late Senator from the State OF Mississippi
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The ENQUIRER il patshsd twice. generally and
iss times week darirg the the State
fee the hsretoce, Five poa per annum payable
tastnse Notes Of chascd specie paying banks only
r9esved The the saetv of
hitting them BY sii the postage Of all letters being paid BY
No will be Discontinued but at the discretion Of the
kdltSs,l until all arrearases have been paid up
nseve VIII guarantee tho payment Of papers shall
t-.. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
inuancc, 50 csnts.
advertisement inserted, until paid for or
ssssmsd bv some person In this city, OF its envrou
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TWENTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
IN SENATE


TUEsDAx, Dec. 8. 1929.
Mr.. Benton iron, Missouri attended
MIR. Forsyth oil Georgia, the successor Of Mr. R.r.
rien also attended, and was qualified.
mr. White reported IRON the Joint Committee, that
tesy had, according TO ORDER waited on the
OF the Unied States, who replied that hs would to-
Ssy, ~ O'CLOCK make communication to each
% motion Of Mr.. Holmes. Il wa.
Sesofps9 Ihat the Secretary be Instructed to cause
the members Of the Senate 10 be furnished with .cb
Te~spAPers as thsy may respectively direct Provided
mat tho expense for each member during the present
session, does 10, exceed the price oil Tires daily pa.
pers r.
On motion Of Mr. H,lu.s il wa. -
Ordered, That the honr Tor the daily me citing of the
Ssnats, be IL o'clock. until ohrrwi.e ordered
written Message was then rpceiv ed f,om IN. Pee
adsRtot the United States by Mr. Done.on, his Score.
tary.
The Me.sig, was read
On motion by MIR. Rawaa, il was
Ordered, That 4 500 copies of the MESSAGE. with
copies oil the documents printed Tor the use of
ths Senate. =
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
and took his seat. - f''
MIR. Drayion from the Committee appointed on the
par.oi ths Rouse, to JON tn committee appointed on
the part OF the Senate wait on the President of the
United states, &c reported fhat the committee had
walled on the Presi!rat accordingly and that the Pre-
sient answered that he would max. a communicates
To Congress This day.
Gu motion II Mr. Taylor, il wa,
hesotced, Tha, Two Chapains, Of different deno,ni.
nations. be elected by Congress one by each House
10 serve during the present Session. who shall utter
change weekly.
The Message Of The President of the United States
was then received by the hand. Of A. j. Doneison Esq
his Private Secretary, and read.
Whsreupon 10 900 copies thereof were ordered TO he
printed Tor The use Of this Hou,.; aAd then
The House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15


NIT Minor moved to take mp Mr. Fppes's Resolution
for The election Of Governor.
Mr. Anderson OF Botetoust, moved to amend the
Resolution by striking the words "om and after the
lth o March next" He contended that the Governors
term Of service expired at the end Of the year, from
which he was last elected This Interpretation had been
gwen by former Legislatures, in support Of which, he
appealed to fhe election Of Gov Barbour, who was sp-
pointed % supply The vacancy occasionsd by the death
OF Gov Smith
Mr. Minor thought this Vas the safest plan, because
mad hitherto been adopted The election Of Governor
lor an uneNpre term seemed eastts onissus IN the
constitutions He appealed 10 the precedent Of the elec.
uon OF GOV Barbour, who elected and qualified of
one year. from tb death Of Gov Smith, and the next
session. ne was again elected rom the expiration Of
he preceding This construction, he said had been in.
va1ably aequicsced in sincc--Gov Giles had already
scquiesced IN the same construction. re said he had
exsmned the records Of TIE Executive, and found that
Gov Giles had qualified in the first instance on the 5th
Of March, and in the next year from some time in De.
part from ibis course
Me-. Goode hoped the question would be decided con.
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HoUsE or DELEGArEs.


THURsDAY, Dec. lo.--A Communication was re!
ceved from the Senate, stating that hey had agreed
to the resolution tor proceeding Monday the cleo
ton of judge in the 10th Judicial Circuit.
a variety OF petitions were presented and referred
10 committees
Petitions, by Mr.. Morgan, from .undry citizens o
Shephrrdsown for again Incorporating that town; ami
also counter petition from the same town: By Mrd
Crockett Of Montgomery, Tor separate 'eirciion dis
ricf in that county; and also from Montsom
Grsyson and Franklin for new eounty:-By Mr.. d.
ashmu''. from Tyler Tor separate election district
also peiira PRAYING that the elections may b. held
on the same day. BY Mr. Moncnre, from, the eehol.
ders Of Stafford Tor separate election district in the
county: BY MIR. Armistea,i, from Archer Brown, etc
70 erect toll. bridge at Duukirk: BY Mr.. Powell Of
sposyivana, for separate election districts Ard nv
Mr.. Murdangh from j. Hodges, etc. for Toll. BRIDGE
across the Western Branch OF Elizabeth River By Mr.
Mcllhansy, from sundry citizens OF Loudoun for .e.
parae election district. And by MIR. George ON the
Town Of Jacksonville for revivng the act of ncorpors
Ition:-R-ierrcd to the Committee OF Proposition, aud
! Grievances
Pe,itions-by Mr.. White Of R. from that county for
increasing the reward Of killing wolves; by Mr.. Nor.
gan. IRON w. p. Flood; by Mr.. Crocke tt from WIN
simpson, praying for adivorce;slso from two free ps
pie OF colour to remain in the State; aud nv Mr. Muir.
laugh, TO the same purpor also from Felix Ferle
Tor divorce from his wife: referred TO the Cominiltcs
for Courts OF Justice. +"
Petitions presenfedby Mr. Morgan from the heirs Of
General Darke TO be allowed communication psys by MIR.
Murdangh. from Miles North.rn Tor a p-nsion: nv
Sir Minor, from Sarah Graham widow Of Capt Ora
ham, praying for communication pays referred the Com.
mes OF Claims.
P.iiiions-hy Mr.. Bland, from Nicholas and Lewis,
Tor The repeal Of the act declaring Elk River public
landing by Mr. Mason Of r. from sondry ladies OF five
counties praying for 10 terry improve The public pro
perry Al CapoD Springs, etc and by Mr.. Upshaw.
from WIN blackburn, praying an ame ndment 10 The
law concerning mills. midan., etc Referred to IN.
COMMITTEES Of Roads and Internal Navig ation
Mr.. Rives OF p G. from the Select COMMITTEES on
the contested election 10 Nicholas county, presented
ran ali Oh A
committed TO the COMMITTEES OF Privileges and Eee.
| tions.
! On Mr.. Rives' motion The two contestiug members
were permitted to take and be heard at the bar OF
the Hou'e
On MI Terrific motion, enquiry was directed 10
ne make into the sxpeency Of chan ling the times Of
holding the superior Court OF Law IN AIlegbsny and
on nIf' SoIings motion, leave given bring in
oiu serlng The boundary lines between Ksnawts Ca.
bell anJ Logan.
| Adjohrhed Hll Tomorrow morning, 10 O'Clock.
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The Hon Thom.. X. Reed, Senator in Congress
from the State oil Mississippi died at Lexington Ken
lucky, on tho 26h ulIimo, Of pulmonary disease
Mr. X. was on his way to Washington to'taks hi. seat
ia the Senate when lac was arrested by the nr III
terminated his career. War Int {
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09
From the Savannah Georgian.
HORRID PIRACY.

By the Revenue Cutter Marion, Capt. Jack
son which arrived yesterday from cruise on
the coast of Cuba, and last from Havana we
Learn that French brig Of war had COMMUNE
Gated the information al Havana, Of The capture
by Pirates, Of the American brig called the
Charlotte, Of Portland, the crew Of which were
VAILED TO the deck, and the vessel abandoned
with her cargo untouched. The Marion has
been cruising for the last six weeks in quest OF
apiratical schooner, Of two Founders and 40
men which had taken four American vessels,
and murdered he crews. The coast, we are
also informed, was lined with vessels nf war, *
sancuine hopes were entertained thai ths pirates
who had committed these atrocities, would be
taken. An account had reached Havana of The
capture Of ] pirate OF two guns ard 100 men by
a British brig OF war. The Marion left at Ha-
vana on the oath inst. the y. S s!oop OF war
Erie. Capt Turner. Sailed IN company with
the u S sloop Of war Hornet, and Dutch sIoop
of war Spartan, with convey, bound 10 the
westward The boats Of The Erie ard Hornet
and three British cruizers, the Nimble, Capt
Jone., Pickle, Capt. McHsrdv, ard Skip Jack
Capt Williams, were actively engaged 10 pur-
sui, Of pii ates. Ofthe crew Of the Efie epoag.
ed in rhi. duty, one hundred men, under COM
mand of our townsman, Lieut.. Tsttnali were
cruising on be inside Of the Colerados Keel.
twas TIC general opinion al Havana, that
all The Guinesmen from that port were IN the
practice Of robbng vessels fallen in with Tor
the purpose Of raising their Supplies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09
ITEMS.

NORTH AMERICAN REyIEw-The sixty third
number Of this Journal, with its accustomed
punc,uality has been polished. This number
in consequence OF the absence OF MIR. Sparks
IN Europe, is ubished under The edi:orship
OF me XIV MT. PdIIrey. ~ contain severoi ar
ricl-s which will be read, W. think, with more
than the ordinary degrees Of interest Among
these is review Of his History Of Louisiana
and Of the session OF that colony 10 he u niled
STATES by Mr. 3arbe Marbois, curious and
valuable wo'k, just published a, Pals.
MouNTaIxs.-Captain Partridge has COM
mun,s ared The heights Of numerous hills and
moun,yins in different parts Of the Unted
States and Cansds, ascer:ained by him III
Mount Royal, near Montreal, he sets down a,
676 fee above the level Of the St. Lawrence;
the Monument on the Highlands in Maine,
2,oo2 high; Mount Washington, N. H. 9,245;
Crows Nesr. in The Highland, l4ls, Catskiii
Mnun,ain House, 2,7l4; Mount Mitei ell, Me-
.er>ink 90, ronpkins' Hill, Staten Island,
2o7; Hampstead Hill, Long Island, 3ls; and
Weehawk { Tiff 40 ftet.
The LATE GRAND DUKE OF SAKE WENIAR-
In the same ,aull where the coffin Of the late
Grand Duke Of SAKE w, m ar has been depos-
ited are, on bis left hand, Sohill-r's earthly re.
mains; and on the right wiz one day be placed
those Of Goethe. Thus his high minded
prince had ordained. What nobler monument
could he erect himself
The STEAM Boar RIcHMoNp-At public
sale If this favorre boat to close the concern
Of The James River STRAIN Bat Company, she
was purchased al $500 dollars BY Mr.. Robert
Walker, OF Petersburg, Mr.. Jno. Sourhgsre, Of
this place, and Capt. Chapman, her command
er. We are pleased 10 learn that the present
proprietors mean TO continue her in The same
run as heretofore She leaves this for Rich
mond this morning. May success attend her.
Norfolk Herald.
4 few months since The tide rose very high
at Sova, Pembrokeshirt, England, during
heavy gale. The water reached the dwelling
Of Mr.. w. Kemp, agent Of The Small Lights,
bursted open The boiled doors OVERLOOKING the
rooms and spelling much Of his furniture. On
the retiring of the waters, great was Mr.. KS.
surprise to fine large fish, with several small
Ter ones, Tapping their tails on a fac Turkey
carpet,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09

ged 10 consent, and Immediately pu, himself
in posture, to endure the agony OF hearing
Sancho begin long story, going into
whole myriad OF prevalent particulars. Come,
Cone! said the don, 'doomsday will over'ske
thee, before thou wilt come at all TO the point.
Sancho insisted, tina, the story must go on in
his own way, or he could never get through
with it. So he immediately pu, his master up
on the gridron again, and resumed he thread
Of his everlasting, long-winded story, just
where he had laid it down. Ii finally Came to
the point, like hammer upon an anvil; and
the short Off was, tina, really great man and
a really small man were tisputing at table, up
on the very point a, issue between the don and
tine duke. The one would on no Condition
take the head of the table; and The other insist
ed that he should sit al no other place. Final.
ly, the great nan waved angry, and Informed
the little one, that i, was i'll manners in him
to suppose, that he did not know where 10
place hi, guess lie took him by force and set
him down, where he FIRST pointed him to sit
'Blookhead!' said he, sit you there, where
place You. Wherever ] sit will be the head,
and wherever you are will be the foot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09
AheE& A1t!DmlA,
THURSDAY MORNING, April

REPORTED AssAssiyA1Iox OF Bo,,r
learn (says the New York Gazette, e.. w
Clark, Of the brig General Pasz. who x
here in nineteen days from Curraeo, ~,
repor, was in circulation there, which W.
aIly-credied, that Bolivar had be-, -. $
nsted-ihat his troops, amounting n
FIVE thousand men, had aed--and TIA, ~
mO"iea'i0" between Valencia and tn. CT,
parts Of the country had been Gu, Of
Our readers will no doubr rememh.-,s,.
attempt was, some months since, mad. n !.
stfoy the President Of Colombia. and g.,
miraeulously escaped. We shall ava, -.
much anxiety, the receipt Of more die. =,
vices, to ascertain the truth or falsi,, cl,l. ;,
NOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09
RTs FREEHoLpERs OF FA1RFAx.-There

O9 FREEHoLDERs OF FA1RFAx.-There
will be a poll opened at your election, on the third
Monday IN April for AususrIS SMITH and ELY Or
rUr, to represent the County OF Fairfax in the next
Genera! Assembly Of Virginia MANY VOTERS.
TP We are authorized to announce JAMES
SISssrEa as candidate to represent the County Of
Fairfax in the mex, General Assembly.
1P We are authorized to state, that it has
been sscertained by application made to them, that
Messrs. Albert FARr.x aud ELI OTIUT will serve, il
elected as Delegates to the next General Assembly
of Virginia. Th-, therefore announced to the
Freehoders of Fsrf.v County, as Candidates for their
suftases earnestly recommended TO their favorable
consideration and support at the ensuing election, by
many FREEHOLDERS.
EPWe are requested 10 state, that GEORGE
CaIcHEsrya candidate to represent the County of
Fairfax in me next General Assembly of Virginia.
h7-We are authorized to announce G. F.
Mkxcxa, Esq candidate for Congress, at the en-
suing eiec,o FOR the District ofPrnce william, Lou.
doun, and Fsrfax.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09

A Washington letter writer in the b''''"',
Chronicle speaks as follows Of an a2polh''l'.'
which we think is more than probable MAY
Lee going to Algiers!
MIR. Shaler, The late worthy Consul u.n ..,.
a, Algiers. on his own desire, wiz D: Henry
red to some other service; ana May. lee.
Lre, the talented son Of the late Ho'e'"o xil
of Virginia, and Of revolutionary menu" S,s no,
succeed Mr.. Shaler, at Algiers. ! Mr..
understood. positively the destination oil "i ).
Shaler, but have heard it said, thar ne W." ,b,r.
made Commercial Agent al Havana 70 ss. riN
he may, and in whatever way emp'o!'''"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09

Last Sunday. an individual, well known "
broker in Boston, was arrested on charge "
forging The signature of Hon. II. g. Gus, tx
Mayor. to certificate setting forth that W.
notes, amounting to about 3D. $50, held Oy ,"
Oils against The individual, had been pad
Afier short examination before The f'I'
Court he was required to give bail, /" tut ~"
If three thousand dollars, Tor his aP2e'fa'''
5efure the sume Court on Tuesday ns1'' N
further examination in default oil "Hic" "
was committed 10 prison.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09

A stable caugh, fire in New York on the DO
a melancholy Circumstance occurred during Wv
fire, Mr5Stephcn w. Bailey member oil ~
CINE Company No. ~. whiIeproceed'OS 10 ~
FIRE with the engine, fell down ard exp"'d '"'
meda,ely. Mr.. B. was master ooio'' '"'
had been married but few weeks ne "
ceased came very near losing his lite al NV
on the 5th of July last; he was then buried ="
der the ruins of house and lay coverd up ~
fifteen minutes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09

We trust liberal and enlightened COMM
nifty will recoilect that Mrs. FLYSS's benefit
takes place this evening. This laJy's sups'I';
talents, and the amusements offered, should"
think, ensure her the attention Vf al well "Ish'
ers Of a respectable Theatre.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09

Attached to one Of the papers received }, E
New York Enquirer by the SYLyAsus J,u,
there was slip, upon whieh was prn,edi,b.,
capitals, "Catholic Emancipation is, b, o..
ted"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09

The New York papers inform US that w.
Hudson is clear, and its surface ALREADY e"'
yened by the steamboats,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09

Our readers must not neglect, on accoun, d
its length and seriousness, the article on Goa
SOCIETY,"" in this mornings paper, ex'rats:
from Fiint's Review. Such a homlly is NJ
out Of place in a paper designed, as ours lAn
instruct and improve, as we'll as amuse.
The subjec, Of the essay has often been dis
cusseG, bu, perhaps no, often more feeiioasl
than in the article 10 which We refer Man,,!
pretend not TO differ in their ideas Of what cor
stitutes good society,"" bu: III, truth is, hd
practice does not accord with their proie,sIoa
II is time that the artificial aids and iortOI
Gus circumstances which constitute, with M
ny. The requisites for "good society" shoG;
be reduced to their proper level-aDd thai
talents, honor, virtue, and industry, should ,cr.
form its elements.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Returns from the Virginia Election, h..
to reach US. We have below the a-co.,,,
far as we have heard
Prince WILLIAM
For Congress Gibson 70; Ck.rls,
Mercer SIS.
State Ssnate-Chinn III; Neale Is.
House Of Beiegaies-Tyler III; Foster :;
(elec,ed); Washington 81 Barron %.
KING GEORGE.
Congress-John Taliaferro 100; Villa
Newton l6.
STATE Senat-Neale IS Chinn II.
House Of Delegate: Oldham and Mason s,...,
ted.
SPoTsYLvANK.
Congress-P. P. Barbour 365.
House of Detgates-Minor and Powell th:
ted.
NoTTowAY.
Congress No opposition TO Mr.. Arche:.
House of D.tgats,-Halcher and Wain
elected.
Congress-No opposition 10 Mr.. Trszy,nl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-09
SUSSEX.

Congres,-No opposition to Mr.. Trezv,uL
House Of De!egatss-Dillard and Epes ylestt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-08
BIGGERS OFFICE, ,

BFGGEHS OFFICE
JVly8 b, 1899. {
TT'ITE drawing n t,c Washington City Lottery,
- Class No. II, will be received 10y To-morrows
mail. CAPITALS.
$4,000, I $50, 4 of ] 900, Of 400, 3 of
800, 10 Of 200, so Of 100, &c. &c.
Whole ticket s., Quarter 75 cents
For capital prizes aud prompt pay always call az
july8 BIGGER'S OFFICE.