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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02

OSGNASA hfuS,NhSO.
Ell. SENIOR ANTONIO SANTOBENIA,
UbRUPOSES to open, in concert with Mons houx
L Spanish School in this place. An evening class
viii take place on uesdsys. Thursdays and Saturday.,
and will begin the IS b inst Private lessons will
also be given at the lodgings Of the ladies who may
wish it.
Foe terms and information apply at Martins Book.
store and to Mons Roux oct IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02
Office

~ ONCE
NOTWITHSTANDING my advertisement to re-
~ eeive colored persons into my Night School, at
The suggestion Of friend, declined taking thempre
viously to the commencement Of the School. No CO.
lor. d person has been or will be admitted
! have for SALE low, a set of School House Desks.
INV l-3t SAMUEL. PLUMAER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02

DR.7U y THIN mn
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery,
Class No s for 85U.
80 NUMBER LOTT ny g DRfHN BALLOTS
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 l prize of S2.270
/ do of 6.OGO 10 prizes Of 1000
l do of $500 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters Is.
TO. MORROU.
New-York G. nsoidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 30 for 1850,
Will be drawn ~ he city OF NV York.
prize of 100000 l prize of $4,000
do of 5000 do of 1900
do of 5000 do of LOCO
Tickets IS; halves ST; quarters IS.
To DE had al
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICES,
~ ". Corner of King and Aoyai Streets. and neat 10
the city Hotet, opposite the Market House
Drawing of the VII gnia state lottery, Class No. 10,
at richmond October 90:
so SO 12 90 5 90 50 al O. 60
Drawing &c the w York ot'ery, xtra Car Ma g:
90 Is II s "a Is 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-02


Unless the of complied with by SATURDAY. The s5M day Decr"se
Lots purchased and will redd MOND4l
a ad
e.rn: has
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
GS Hhds and S5 bbls West India and New Or
OC leans sugar
- boxes aud 70 bbs loaf sugar
e5 hhds molosscs
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
hhds and 50 barrels whiskcy
Wines of various kinds. ~ircEor
90 tons bar ron, Swedcs, English s. American
II tons castmgs
steel! German, cast Gnd b'iStcrcd
Cut nails and brats
Novascotia grndstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon Go
so tierces rice
COO do Thomastou limc
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and linsecd oil, lar
Spices, pepper, ginger, pimcnto and cassia
Alum, copperas, birthstone
Satpetre, madden, indigo
fellow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisins
Window glass, various dimensions
Tumblers, decantcrs, wines
Patent shot, gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowder and black teas
Mackerel, No. and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods. viz. sheetngs, shirtinrs
broadcoths. etc. etc.
Cotton md wool cards
Cotton bagging, bale rope
Sewing, seine and wrapping Irvine,
Shoe thread, &c &c
feb 10 L. WEIR e. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

tuif0 who las been breeding. from hin, the las, ,,,
years Tie says his colts of equal or superior size
10 ms colts from the same by any other horse
ehat he has atwo year old FLY, fifteen hands hisb ami
mol believe that any horse could have gotten as good
racers out OF the same mares have also many Other
,eSnon'as 20 The same effects and one from Dr. Lewis
known to many gentlemen in Nirgina:j he speaks of
e STOCK IN the highest terms, particularly of their
superior size and fine form. And, all the gentlemen
w"n wnon have correspondent, concur i'm the fact
@ nc has been let to blooded Mares until the last
~ years. so that his colts by them have not yet conc
On On ue ,urf' The distinguished racers he has pro-
eeu' ha'S'na, Isuppoed by many the very best race
nrse ever raised III KeniuckyD and others have been
, o.s common mares. BY reference TO the American
u.i register, vol. l. page III, he is spoken of AS
~ Ta",s a striking and very superior of horses
tb iE fyn, JOHN TUCKER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

II Newspaper for The Ladies.
Tor publishing in the City of Washington,
aWEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat ouarto form'
containing eight pages devoted entirely to the dis
semhauon OF intelligence useful and interesting e,
the Ladies. tn he w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

IOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION;
a Defence Of the Jews.
AND THE MOSAIC LAW.
ny ISAAC LEESER-
FETiIlS work was composed about a wear since and
4 from the opinions persons, in whose udg,nen,
he conides, the author is induced publish il; pledg
ing himself that it is strictly. it purports TO be-
defence OF tie principles of the religion he protcsscs
TERMS.
J. The work will be put to press as soon as a su,i-
cicnt number ofsubscri5ors is oba.ncd
2 Il will be printed fine paper and delivered TO
subscribers, hound IN cloth, at % rer copy, payable
on delivery.
) Persons procuring six subscribers, will be cn;-
ted To seventh copy gratis.
~ These holding Subscription Papers VIII please
forward them by tho middle of June
Philadelphia, starch, 1890.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20
Rsurif Dc Rose

Wis beautiful preparation is the most exquisite
n OF the various offsprngs Of the Otto of Pose
shd 1t IS one which ustfes the celebrity of that most
favored OF the aromatic daughters Of the East
within short time past the demand for this article
mas greatly increased, and it is every day becoming
more fashionable Gs q perfume for ba6dkercbicfs
gloves and other articles Of Dress it is also used as
wash TOR the teeth and gums. The chief excellence
oil The perfume consists It's great delicacy and mild
ness II has no eXcesgveness or pungcrcy Of fra
Efance but IS indeed the very "rOmnnce Of opening
buds and spring flowers" The above article, with
an assortment Of Perfumcry just received at the
BOOK, stationery, and Fancy Store Of
ap1 n ID SANyAy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

NIRGlNiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mond district the LIST day Of February, 1890 William
Sterling, pit. against John Parkhll, Samuel Parkhin
Charles Copla0d, Francis u. Dyer, and other dts
The defendants John parkhlll and Samuel parkbill
not having entered their appearance and given secu-
ry according TO the act of assembly and the rules of
this court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country il is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here IN
bill of tho plaintiff and that copy of this order be
io0hw"h inserted IN some newspaper published in
the CITY OF Hchomnd, for two months succcssivey and
posted 81 The front door Of thccapo in the said city,
copy. Tcstc,
IL WIN. G.. pENptyTov. r. -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

Barln's iDiprovsd English Seidliie Po,cdcr,,
EOUT up well secured tin boxes Also d: .rn red
morocco cases. which glass stopped bottles
ed with the materials for the purpose Of making
highly improved medicine, and wei! calculated who
travel by or land beng all Liable to be affected by
changes Of the wea,er-FOr sale by
JNO IL. BIAMlRE,
% III Drng Stnrs nr,ns,n DC L.nnln l..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

SUGARS, COFFEE, &c.
on Hhds. Prime s.. Croiz Sugars
oO 80 do. Porto Rico do.
$50 bags RIO coffee
90 do St. Domingo do
100 do Java do
90 hhds West India molasscs
10 do New Orleans do
100 barrels loaf sugar
SO boxes Wilson's patent coffee mills
100 do imperial ten, % d. cach.-For sale by
ID lPf-3s OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

,oeablo decree eff Heaven waited her las,
nurnur impartial word escaped her. followed
the grave, aud saw them deposited in mother ,bhe
grave and ts solemnos will DO
sympathetic tear which cioued the brow spectator
son will be cherished emblem
" IT'S dono Behold tho happy spirit soro
To the blcst realm, where death shall DO no morcn
in buckingham county, the 18th Mrs.
SNOOPY, IN the 6d year of her age.Mrs snodJy
neighbour, ahectonac mother and indugen
Generally beloved by al her aeqoaintonce and oucnty
eeed ios her She profossd the Religion
Jesus CHRIST early life attached herself
Choreh OF which size had exemplary member
osng bee profession by daily walk
me gospel ben; perfectly sensible OF her being
o tnst ho had wish here lcnger
VIKING 20 Sn Whenever should be tho win Of God TO take
non. enc oofc her last action suffering (Which lasted
e non three weeks, and ndecd0 with degree
@ Penee and csguaion, which the thinks (vsho
M OF her suifcring) sufficient
greatest seepc oil The truth OF the Christian rclision
Lexington, Kentucky, he "A mt
OF near twelve mouths JAMES P.RxrR formerly of Wcs,moc
au county va IN the 5 year Of his
:, The friends .. the deceased know, that he per.
that he was exchanging this for n better worlI - - "
az New York, Saturday last IVA, m 10, rx.S Fac
ono OF the purrieos the Evening and so, r
tor lie has for several years delicate and Jecpnr
OF heah lilo gentleman aeblc manners and r,neb in
sNe. Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

ITNSo THE PUBLC.-My Fsiends and the Friend,
Il oil Thomas Heiskeli, ard the public generally, arc
informed that have taken interest with Mr.. Heis-
kell in the CITY HOTEL, .Norh Third street, PhHa-
deIphia Mr. Hei,ks being largely engaged in coal
NINE, WI" nave nut Iiie time TO spare 20 pay his usual
attention TO The Hotel: therefore the Whole or greater
part oil The management of the House will rest on me;
and can assure the public that no pains or attention
in my power stai be spared TO render those WHO NAV
tavor us with call, comfortable in every rtspect-
The advantages which this House possesses ever many
establishments, are generally know ard renders il un-
necessary TO say ATTY thing on that subject al This
i 'nan mat u Il Undergoing many repairs rendered
necessary from the ravags OF time and The great bus;
ness which bas been done in H. From the lime of lie
hfs oreniDg the City Hotel has done very large bu.
'ness perhaps more than any other house in the city or
IN his country and IL oug ht when the advantages /,
nds are TAKEN into consideration useless TO parcu-
larze them to those who have visited the House but
10 mat portion OF the public who have not, NAV not
ne anlss 10 mention some, particularly the Patlors and
Chambers appropriated for Famies, which al largo
and airy, fronting the street, and furnished in
handsome stile. Each Parlor has BED Room attached
10 ~ and is 90 cOntruced aud convenient 10 each o.
'hFr bat dodgers exposed to the public part
Of the house, but private az they were in their
own houseswhieh renders very peasanl for Ladies
ana a, wen calculated to give satisfaction any houss
OF me KIM In that Department. that Lave ever seen
A. for the Gentlemens Rooms | am sure there IA M
house 10 this city hat has better add vefV fw In his
country have nan so good have been so long enesg-
ed il the public line in Petersburg Va wLefe II is so
very warm thMi is necessary indeed ndpensa bly, so
to pay every attention In the construction Of public
louse TO admit Of free circulation OF air ust think
myself something OF judge; and better Rooms in
This Hot never Every Room has q 1arge win.
dow, either opening on Third street. which 10 very
VIDE one or on fine, large open space in the This
opening Is not only caused by The handsome large yard
attached to the house but has wise the advantages Of
many yards belonging to Irivaie houses, which
down along siie Of IT, and which look very pretty adj
hitting Of free circulation OF all aud adding very much
10 the eofnor' o hs inmates OF this splendid estabsh
mem, very be ov nd in large city a. Pb,ds
Pla Splendid Ba,ls,a great luxury in warm weateraro
attached TO this comfortable resting place Tor the weary
traveIer Taking all together, In hopes that ali
who may give us a trial will be comfortable while with
u'' and pleased when going away. The beet OF Ser
yas that caU be had and the best Of every thing that
he market Affords will he procured, By
Philadelphia Auguste. 1890 2e-sl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06
CONl[E.NLC1TEn

CO.N.uU.NIC.4TED.
The United States, when emerging from dependen
they determined TO separate om the parent State had
10 wage long with that State-hen, aud now one
OF the greatest naval powers-and they waged this
war with complete success, although they were vet
without manufactures or any proper indigenous com
MERGE.
Since the Revolution, manufactures have been eradu-
ally extending, and at the commencement of the late
war; every article necessary to the public security manu-
featured in OTHER countries, could have been manuiac-
tured in this OF the munitions of war, there was no
scarcity; and there enough of skill in the arts of
manufacture to he found in the country for all the re-
quste purposes of public security and private comfort
From that time 10 this, Independent of the effect of ar
uilcial political stimuants, there has been constant
progress-a growing ability TO fabrcate whatever NAV
be wanting to the use of the public, 10 the necessities
the convenience the comfort or the tastes of ndivjdu
ais. Manufactures now he extended to meet anv
emergency.
Why then, it would be asked attenp. the increase of
manufactures by compulson' Why, for their sake do
violence TO the first interest Of society," Why force
habits by acts of government contrary 10 the genius of
the people and the spirit Of their free institutions? Is
the general tcede TO be promoted by perperaing mr.
hoHdr tcronga is the Union TO be strengthened and
confirmed by impairing if not destroying the hitherto
binding affection Of particular States? Shall right and
reason or mere animal force give the governing rule?
Let the citizen let the statesman each for himself de-
eide.
IL We shall puhlth in our next striking view
from the las' 600 ny No OF the liphug Review to
show Tow par lilly and unjuSly Ibis really "And. A.
merican system" works very wh're
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06
HOWELL TAYLC
JAS. ID. BRAME.
lCn.tMrrfc..rrnI

x.,.,., ICoNMUNfcArED1
DlbD Chestnut Farm Sury county, Tuesday evening
sDh i"1s Mrs MAar H. EowsHps, conson Of Richard H. I'd
wards, ESD IN the 9th year OF her attempting TO euo
gzc tho memory Of beloved relative author of this obu
y acknowledges bis ncompetonoy do Justice the
the deceased, whoso death dsone
OF some years standing which she bore with christian oiudo
and the unsakon reliance which
m ~ whom she believed oEd who able that which
she had committed 10 his hands Sho exemplary per-
tofnances OF oil the duties fostc devoted faithful
wie-an anxious and nsotionato parcna fondand
70 tho poor and distressed, charitable and sympalhnz tho
es'h OF his lady, her booved miy suains cpsabe loss;
but they consocd by the reflection that hers event
ncaculdbie friends and atquainancos
Of aabio valuable mourn moi for
hor but for tho spt-loye eontlo
ness meoknoss goodness and peace ooo oonspcuousy
hor, that witness o in
cd into the JOY Of her Lord.
Duet thou art shalt thou return h the ire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06
THE LETTER.

We have yet received no reply 20 the communication
we addressed TO Provd snc~, respecting The autograph
Potmdrk, Address Sc Sc OF the letter ascribed TO Mr
JsHsrson We shall probably hear in time for our nc
papsr Meanwhile submit the following articles.
Pro and cOn-of which our realsrs must Judge for
themselves.
tFrom tho n. Island Literary 5ubaorn Of the 3oGi July
has recently been established in the city OF New York
and devoted to MIR. Clay, speaking of the letter
marks;
MIR. JEFFERSON AND MR. CLAY.
Tho Evoniug Post and tho Courier Enquirer have effect
Cd TO dsbeoye tho gonunaness Of tho following letter If tho
whole letter did not informal evidence Of auhency
was not Of itself sufficient 70 provo it, could, IL necessary
produce judicial evidence oftbe fact"
"Ffum h above IL wouIi SEEM that H. editor of the
New York Age saw the letter, betr, i came into our
hand'. AZ for ourselves, have only 10 remark that
II sny man in ths unry shall dare 10 pronounce lr
letter forgery, he shall have opportunity 81 prov
ing his words In court OF Justice. The letter will
be sent TO Richmond, Virginia, in few days at the
instance of the editor Of the Richmond wing that IL.
geDuineness may he tested ohe coniusioa Of all those
sapdersrs, who have endeavorsd 10 dispute its auhen
ticiiy"l
From the Now-York Enquirer Of tho d Tnst)
"The |oTged LetfCT Ithss been repeatedly asserted
that the letter hrst pubshed in the Literary Subaitsrn
pnrpofling TO be from Mr.. JeHsrson, eulogi.ing Mr.
Clay, was forgery. In reply to this Mr. Southworth
the editor, offered 10 exhibtt 20 any gentleman who
felt disposed to cell and examine H. H. has been take
AT ba ord and now mark the result The PrOvd ence
Republican Herald Of the 21s'. nit. says ~ "THg
LETTER, which has been the rouods Of the newspspers
sail shave been written b. Mr.. Jefferson IN praise OF
Henry CLAW, stated in last payer is general.
W beeved 10 be sheer fabrication. rot up 10 how
lar public credmly might he played upon. gentle.
man, lew days since, called the pcrsoa, who has
declared nc was in possession Of the original and That
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

-, ,,,,., ,,,,.,,,. : : - COlf1fUNTC1TFD.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY or MECKLENBtJRC
We ao TINS method Of giving persons authorised
TO exercise the Right Of SUrage county of Mockonurg
That Polls VIII be opened at tho holding elections
OStobor next for the purpose of elocng Aia Tos Neon
aDcegn TO represent this county in the Assembly,
we should not have ntTuded this notice public disturbed
the quiet cEose Of Major Nelson but for importance
occasion Tho next Legislature which will under the
New Constitution, will DO Of tho greatest Importance TO the Slate
and our interest requires the prudent and selection
iepesen,a'lyos that can be made Patriot
Judgment and ds1cnod 10 public Office w.n iaicros identified
with Tho large majority Of the people, qualifications which
We think essential IN representative u Of which We arc at
o ""ou IN ths gentleman we nave presented
SAhL A. TAYLOR,
HOWELL TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06
MAIN .A.GERS

DISMAL SWayMP C.a.EaL LOTTERY,
CLASS No. IL.
To be dra,cn Friday the ooh August, at Richmond
$4,000 5000, 800 1,250, 1,lO0 Of 1000, besides
many other valuable prizes.
Tickets $i-Halves 2-Quarers i.
package of 20 whole tickets, compelled TO draw
S36, may be had for $s0-Shares Of packages in the
same proportion.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No. 7.
To be dru,cn 3lst day If August.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

g. LoUCESrER CAMPFiELD RACES,-wIll
EJA commence on "Wednesday the I5h OF Sept, end
continue four days
lsr DAY--A Sweepstske for C.Its and Filies not
exceeding four years old, that has not Rsce OF
any established C0urse-EurSnce $780, TO close the e.
vening previous 10 the Race.
2Np DAY-A Swecpstake for three year old Colts
and Fil'ies, two mile heats that has sec on
any established Coure Entrance $780, half forfeit TO
ciosr The let day OF Sep,enb.r-on or before that
day. the Colt' end Flies must be particularly dcscrib
ed TO the Proprc or-En,ries slready made TO this
Sweepsake: VIM Mnge, Jas. Garrison, Hector Da-
vie, Tom Cary.
3RD DAY-J0ckey Club Purse, three mile heats
$500 subject TO discount OF 10 per cent ire for any
Horse, Mare, or Geidiug-but must he owned by one
or more memb'rs Of the Club-Enrance 500
4TH DAY Proprie'or's Purse.
D 'inqu Mt members requested 10 forward heir
sub 'crip'ions
Unlawful Games prohibited on the Course
Entries for The 81 Days Sweep,take, confined to the
North eide Ct james River.
T. CARY PRoPRIEroR
Board per day, including Dinner on the
Course, 81 %
Horse 2i hours, 20
Servants half price.
Avg. 6 o6-uoJS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

ENORTY-FlVE MULES FOR SALE-At Horn
n Qusrer, rear Hanover Courthouse, where they
VII rsm'in, until l7'h inst, after which time thew
,y''i be removed to Fighting Creek. near Powha,an
C1u'thou'e They will remain in Richmond the II h.
h, anj 10 h, and may he seen at NJ Thouas's ia.
bles. DANIEL CHAPMAN
Aug 6 26-v2t for Gsorcr T1,ror
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06
$1,000 EACEF.

besides $50, 60 30, 10, 30, 10 10.
Whole tickets $l0--HdIues 5-Q,sdrters 2 80.
package of 20 whole tickets, which is compelled to
draw 30 dolls may be had for 5000
Tickets for sale at the Managers Office, Richmond,
II Where the grand Capital Of $4,000 in the Union
Canal Lottery sold and paid TO citizen of Rich
mond, few weeks since.
IL Address your orders to
YATES y JFLVTYRE,
Richmond, pa.
August g. 26-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

en- observation-disclosures County Court, July,
n 1890
AlOrdecai c. Booth, pltG
B,n X. Hudsins. Dent
The Defendant, Benjamin II. Hudeirs not having
entered his appearance and given security according TO
NE act OF The General Assembly, and the rules of This
court AID appearing that ne is not an inh bant of
ms Commonwealth, On the motion Of the Plaintiff by
George wright, his couGsel, is OJdered That the
aid Defendant do appear here the 81 day Of Oco-
ger Court next and the Plaintiff blk and that
copy OF CHS Oder be forthwith inserted in The Rich.
nond Enquirer, Tor two mcnhs s5vey, and also
posted The front door of The Courhcue Of his county
Cory Iese, GEO. HEALY C. NJ. C.
AuR'o 26-vSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

"a n lucia fOl FL, OLD POINT COAITORT.-Tbe
81 "a Subscriber CRATE ful for past favors returns his
sincere thanks Tor The liberal announcement Afforded
the Hygeia Hotel since it has he on in bis occupancy
and respectfully inform. the public that for The last
twelye months he has been engaged in making alteta
ii, n and improvements.
HE Ice House filed with clean northern Ice Hi.
B'r well stocked With the chochest Liquors, purcbas.
I'd by friends Experienced judges in New York, and
Phiadephis; and hts beds Of the very frat quality
Hs now throws open bis House for company, con.
vinced that they will not iud il inferior 10 any estah.
shment Of the kind on the sahoard; end pledges him
ss at all tines to fnrnh his Table with the choicest
delicacies he season. market and nsighbohood affords,
md that every attention shall be she n those who ia.
Yor Lin with their patronage.
Oh Point Comfort ia wen known that IL need
no description; suffice cay that the well CO ablished
heathress aud delightful SEA Baihng. render il as
desirable any the board, we'll TO the invalid
a. tiose IN quest Of pleasure.
Steam Is ais iom Baltimore and Washington touch
az lie POtt each trip TO land and receive pass. Myers
md Steam Boat plies daily between This place. Nor
'olk an@ Hampton. Tor the convenience Of those who
may wish 70 visit either Of those places.
Vessels Of every description aliv psssng and
passing both from foreign ports and coast WISE The
magnitude Of the Notifications progressing daiIy. -The
hne nj hary appearance Of six Companies Of u. S.
Artillery stationed here for school Of practice, ard
their elegant Band, are well calculated 10 entertain
and amuso.
Arrangements will be made for Cotion Parties, and
steam Boats employed Parties OF Pleasure 10 the
CSPes, whenever sufficient number jusiifes IL, and
timely notice IL siven.
new Bathing House has been put UP for he ex
elusve accommodation of Ladies', and there ne.tsvo
separate buildings for bat purpose. Ladies' or Gentle
men can have Bath al any time of dav, either warm
OF cold. MARSHALL PARKS
August 26-w3w
g FOCKET-BOOK FOUND Feund in lie DO ses-
"a lion Of one Of my negroes pocket book contsioing
Sl2O, which the owner get by application mo,
and paying the cost Of 'li. s'ysrlisemsnt
Kpg william July 90 22-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06
BlGGER,s PRIZE oFFICE.

B1GGERS PRIZE OFFICE
HhRAWING UDion Canal Lottery, Class Number
81 -.
So 30 3 III 6 24 IL so 35
Number 81 81, Prize OF $500, sold and paid at
sight to gentleman from the country.
Union Canal Lottery, Class No 14-rO be drawn
Saturday, August It'll. in PhiladePhia.