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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

BIGGER'S OFFICE.
q ARiWING Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass
~ Nc. 3. - 100
% 50 46 40 l3 81 2
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery, Extra Glass, No. l.
Draws IN the City Of Richmond, "Wednesday, 2Ist In
slant. "
$4,000 Capital Prize.
STickeis 4, Shares in proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No O. will he
drawn 10 the City OF Washington, Tuesday, 9Th April
Instant.
$40 600 Capital Priz-.
Tickets s 10, Shares in proportion
Ofders from abroad will receive the most promo,
attention from THO. ID. BIGGER.
Aprl 10. l16 oJf
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ALL HAIL MASSACHUSETTS, Il
Extract nj n ieif,r dated

"BosToN, ArRIL 7, 1880.
W. have r'ci"ved reiu q. rom I26 town. which
ei.s Morton SAP; far Morton get, one third of IN.
whois number; and the remaining will undoubtedly
give aim ds proportion: il so Morton will not fall
i'r snort o the 10000 votes prsms.d. In 1923 yc
gave but little than 5000 vote for the J,fk oo o.
ee'ofs IN The whole State. pretty fair gain tbis.
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ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE OF
TEN THOUSAND DOLLiRSI
10 be drawn in the Cry OF Baltimore, on

be drawn In The Cry OF Baltimore, on
Wednesday, 2Sh IF .ApriL
IAE ARYLAND STATE LOTTERY No. a. for 1890
1TG This scheme i. arranged on the popular ODD
and EVEN SYSTEM, by which the holder of Two
ieke~"r two Shares. is certain Of obtaining at least
Onr P'iz", aud may draw THREE!
Beside. the Capital Prze Of TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS, there are the usual number OF minor de.
nominations, and no Prize lo,oer thar Five Dollars
Only 5000 Tickets in the Scheme More Prizes than
Blanks the whole payable in CASH, which as usual
can be had the moment they drawn.
Whole Tickst, $500 Quarter, SIPS
Halves, 22O Eighths 80 c,s
ORDERS either by mail (post paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash prizes, will m. set
The same prompt AMI pnctua attention as il on
al appicadon.-Address.
J. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
March 30. u2-l23A RaI,;no,.
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April''I 6.

TO tbs Snpe'numeray officers ofhe Virginia State
Line, during the Revolutionary Jpor.
IHNHE Court OF Appeal having recently decided that
"a the Supernumrrary Officers entitled to half
pay so long as they live, and it appearing that suit
must be brought in every before the debt will be
paid, the subscriber tenders his services, agent
and attorney in prosecuting such claims. Having for
several years given his attention this subject and
the claims OF officers TO Land Bounty, he has made
himself familiar with the Laws respecting such claims
and the means OF procuring the evidence necessary to
establish them il 10 be had by reference the public
Records or application TO the surviving officers
Letters addressed the subscriber at this place will
receive puDctual attention.
THOMAS GREEN.
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me ias' ~ inteigencer publishes the trln,lation },
very interesting article from the p,r. Con.,itn,;o
nr which was tran United TO thi5 country by General
Lataye't~ II gives history Of tn CLAIMS with heir
s'so' me American Government on that Of France
and concludes wi the following remark
W appears that though the principIr has been
recognized, nothing has yet been decided on or A.
greco 10 between the ministers OF the " States and
France. We pray that all difficulties NAV h. accomnn
dated, justice done, and that the relations betyeen
France an the U. States may not be Interrupted
yet been obtained, il il not the fault IF Mr. Rive. W.
unerssnd ha' he has di'psyed the utmost diligence in
complying with his instructions and pressing thu claim,
oil mefchsHi-
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Richmond, April 10. li7M,Gf

EINoR SALE.-On the 9Th instant, at the Bell Tav-
z ern, by Il. A. Hubbard, two Stages and four
sets OF Harness. The Stages lately employed on
the Tappahannock roue-ffey are in good order.
Afro will be sold on the 7lh day Of May next at Tap
pahaun,ck Is horses tely employed on tn. said route
Terms OF Sale will be made known The day Of Sale.
BY THE AGENT.
April is. II7-4t
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conspicuously public view, those political tenets which
are dear TO all the advocates Of the rights of man and
segovcrnment; and more especially Interesting this
time, to those who looking with intense anxiety on
the passing events OF the day"
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BiRTH DAY OF JFFFFRs6N


=. tHIs DAY, TIE THIRTEENTH or APRIL
Many OF the hi MS and admirers Of the republican
~p'ne'P'ps an services Of THOMAS JEPrERsoN will
celebrate the anniversary OF his birth day. y, public
ins'. " WIZ '"'' '''"
Comn'tlfee OF HTrnn gements.-Mr HAYNES Of Geor.
"a MT Desha, OF Tennssse e; Mr. Hubbard Of New.
OF Pennsylvania. Fr' '''
C".n''ttee IF limitations Mr. white Of Tennes.
ssri mr: hayne OF y Carolina; Mr.. Woodbury. of New
HSnPsmre; Mr.. ILL. of North Caroline; Mr. Yam.
ery OF Kentucky; and Mr. CambereI4ng of New York
- committee NJ TOdsfs Mr. Benton. OF Missouri; Mr.
I,oup. Of Geofgi'; and Mr.. w. Il. Dayi., Of Sou h.
W sub,cp'ion p'p'r is left. and tickets to he had
~ TIE Oar OF the Indian Queen Hotel. The bonr of
''o's' 20 c'ook' r. M. 10 ApTH 3. .
Cfd"s on france We were permitted on SATURDAY.
70 MAKE 'he following extract from letter from an
Detcan gentleman At present residing in ance 10 bs
frend ~ hi' city, The Havre papers Of the 81 March
make no mention Of the circumstances here alluded to-
ana we are therefore inclined think that the state
ment il premature;
80, "HAvRE, March I, 1890
ne e'sims on France are, presume, finally settled
Inc ffepch Minister has agreed give thirty millions
ofhascs, Which, Doubt no., will be scoe Pied by or
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JOHN FLOYD.

ID.
Pollard M is ahou, feet one inch in height slen-
DERBY built. has red hair, fair comp EXON, pale ps
slightly, and is about 20 year. Of age. He has resided
heretofore in the counties of Pike ard Floyd, Kentucky,
Micajah Di Ion is about feet inches high, strong
y bu, dark compile xion, black haic and black ewes
speaks slow, and has rather down look and is about
40 wears oil age lie has resided heretofore in Fsank-
lin County, Virginia.
April I6
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LOUDOUN COUNTY.
LEEsBURG-.nonday Evenings O'clock
For the Con; tuition liz
Against il 63
Three precincts 10 be heard fromA scattering vote
Tor members of the Legi lA,ure-there being but
regular announced cant ida,e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16
BY The G0uernor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
NMIHEREAS il has been represented to the Exe-
Wv cuive, by the Jailor OF franklin County that
on the night OF the 29h alt. Pollard May and Micsah
Dillon, who had been remanded to the Jail OF said
County, for Further trial by Examining Courts hst eof
the formsr charge OF sionously rendering and of
erng to pass counterfeit hard money and the latter for
passing eount~fs Bank roes, made their escape from
the said JAIL and are going at Urge: have, there
tore, honEht proper, With the advice of tire Council of
State, to OFF, reward OF SHY dollars for Pollard May
and seven'y-hve dollars or Micaiah Dillon, 10 any per-
son or person', who viii aPprehend aud convey 20 the
jail OF Franklin County Aforesaid, the said Pollard Nay
and Nicalh Dillon, or either OF hen and do more
over require all officers civil and military, and xhort
the good people Of the Common wealth, to use their
best endeavos TO cause the said ugitives be appre-
hended that they may be dealt with the law directs
Given under my baud "a Governor, snd under
lSEAL.J The seal OF the Commonwealth al Richmond,
this 10 n Aprf ISSO.
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"The Bnnrer ri the CJnSfituion."-We are pleased
20 Iearh as We do rom statement in the la numb
o. h's V"iuthe paper, that it's patronage continues
increase We are glad Of this, both beca1s the inin
SIC merits OF The journal entile il. eor to handsone
remuneration and because the increase OF its circulation
may I've consdered evidence that sounder and uster
Views concerning the real nature an operation OF the
term yem are tax NJ place Of The erroneous aud
so'icns which have been loo widely entertained on the
SUI lect The editor OF the Banner announces that he is
no longer able to supply the demands for his fro ~
u" eommencement, tie hack numbers having besnex-
hauei and he also axes occasion sac that he has
eohtsmplalo1 IN change the form Of his paper and
puoii'h ", from the hrd December next twice week
shrough '"t the year, in the ordinary newspapr form
sn' OF The 'ize OF IN Richmond Enquirer II IS intend.
60 emhr'c the general range OF subjects usually ex
pcctei III newsrap:r not devoted to Joliic and 10 al
auctions. 80 800 'N-''
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DINNER Ar WASHINCTON.

DINNER AT WASHINGTON.
The Presidents Toast was, The Federal Unioys-
mast De preserved"
he toast OF the Secretary Of State WAS in substance
compromise and Conce for Union; AMI Compro
mise and Concession in preserving IL"
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DOME SII0o

Alta public meeting James Island Oh the Let int
the inhabitant. ware called together, AMI Winhorn
LAYTON. E'q. being appointed to the Chair. the fol.
Iewint Resolutions were sub nted by j J.nkns Mi.
kelI, E,q.:--
Reso'pcf Tint appreciate In, Con gressionai ar
y''es Of our late able & distinguished Representative
James Hamilton, jun. as deserving our highest re.
gard and most settle conf I.nc animousy aiop d.
Resofoed, That il is with pleasure learn that he
has con ented to be rome candidate at the suing
Lection Tor Governor of th' Sate-carri-h BY lar
mij7rity. JOHN B GIRARDEAU S.c'rv
In ADDITION to the above, which furnishes another
proof OF tie cordaity with which the nomination Of
hD,r II 'milton has besn received in this section of
ths . ate; VS. copy tn, following from the Cheraw
Repub' "an-showing th il has also been we'll receiv-
ed by the Districts in that quarter, and leaving no
doubt whatever Of III. decide and almost unanimous
determination Of the people 10 pGpport him:
1--WE mention in our last that Ma ior James Hamilton
Jun. Ia been nominated for next Governor of our
state IL is with much plcasurs that witness the
indications OF ,nmity in tn proposed elevation OF
this dstinsuifhed gentle to The Chief Mag.lracy
oil our Std'e--certany merits more highly the
honorable; distinction which awaits hini; AMI no one
could be selected who would sustain more ably in
the digniied course marked out and pursued nv hi
hish-minded and patriotic preecessor. In every .iiua
uon III which II" n" heen placed Major Hamilton hA.
svncei hrmrest anil irrepi.i.g fearless inie,rn-
nence OF character, which dc 'igna,- hin, a. pre-em.
nen'iy q"Aihrd for respon.ible and irving ST.,
ton, In the iaos difficult and trying of times
Charleston .1fer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

b AND FOX SALE.-The subscriber az xious to
remove to the West, invites dealers in Land 20 call
anu view his tract lying en- Banister River, in Halifax
County, miles above Meadsville, IL miles above the
Court House. II contains 57o acres, 260 of which are
well-timberel and prime tobacco lan' and so or 100
acres OF very fertile low grounds. There are fine Or
chards two good dwelling houses so that the tract
would be susceptible Of convenient division. From IL
to ID hands might be employed on this
'ani, without iauguing il. Terms will he made ac-
commodating. JOHN ROYSTER
hprh 10 Il7-w4wN
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o'coE Nm Ell !, AND ND, WASHINGTON.


You sometime ago published letter from OC1n-
NEIL the irish Piiro', casting ncttle the grave
of Washing ton, and full of abuse again the slave
holding .ttes. This has called forth the inclo.ed from
Bi'hop England of Charleston, who, having also cast
ms nee, probably wishes 10 atone for it, and
Inc ground he o.bv his observations in another letter
to tn" sam. o. Conneli.
As another evidence Of the falsehood Of The many ac
cusa ions against the Shareholders, the Bishops letter
deserves to be pac al record in your pap-r, and
pledge myself for its authenticity. as handed about
herri SOUTHERN PLANTER
Charleston. Anil g
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'gNHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD -Rsnswsy from

"a the subscriber living al the deep run Coal Pits i'm
Henrico county on the 10th instant negro man nam.
ed Nick, aboHt forty years old, feet or 9 inches
high light complexion, thin vsAge. and stammers lit
tie when spoken TO. The dress he had on when he
went of wasa grey ca'neu coat, blue pantsloons and
white wool hat He carried with him a suit OF coarse
grey casnett: the said Nick has scar on one of his
hands not recolected he has slso several knots on his
ears viii give reward Of thirty dollars for the APP
PIehenson Of the said slave If taken beyond the limits
OF the State and all reasonable expenses paid or ten
dolNfs " taken within the State and delivered to me al
the said pits, secured in jail so that get him a.
gain. think il highly PROBABLE that he has obtain.
ed free papers and will attempt 10 pass as free man
| fofewarn all persons from hafhorng or carrying him
out Of the State. FAC. McGRUDER
April I6 117-d
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NEW WARE

We invited last Winter
Ware article III this countryhut
pied by thingS and genera
give even passing notice friend has again
ton tho subject He informs tc
improved, well
not of the manufactures which sprung
under tue protecting system; hut offspring genius
dusiy and perseverance OF most worthy and respectable
diff
unit, he has fairly rivaled, il exceeded the British ware
the kind; and that Mr. Drew merchant Cy)
received and opened snail parcel of containing
and useful have of tho specimens
mud them worthy of the public They
OF tho celebrated Wedgewool Ware.-Mes Henderson
have established thor mandatory Jersey City, opposite
fokwherc they make Pitchers various colours
some Of them OF the iccnaneum Pattern Coffee
tlowcr-pots- with
with Of various sizosPpkin lamps
ater-coolcrs-Ink- stands -and assorted.
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BIGGER'S OFFICE.

BIGGER'S OFFICE.
"A MON Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania, Glass No.
u 6, Tor 1880.
To he drawn in the City Of Philsdslpha on Tuesday
the 10th April and the Official drawing will he re-.
ceived by BIGGER. the Friday folio wing, 23d inst
80 No Lottery, TEN drawn ballots
Capitals $25 900, $4,000 s5 600, $4,000 81. 40. 10
OF 81 900. Sc. &c.
Tickets So lives 4 so, Quarters 9 %
For sale in the usual great variety at the Lottery and
exchange Office Of
THOS B BIGGER
Where on Thu',isy last No 9, 81, 81. IN,
highest Csriisl Prz. Of $40 900 in the Delaware and
south Carolns Lottery, extra cIs., No. 5, wa, sold
and paid aisIght 10 re>dent Of Rchmond-and where
no le's than Five Capital Prizes hsve been sold and
paid as usual 10y BIGGER sight in the three last draw
Jugs.
~ Orlers from abro'd meet the most pronpt attcn
ton ApriI g. JLI,,0 $3.50
OTlCE-Clams presented at this ID pertinent for
Publishing the New or Amended Conditutio,.
must he accompanied by evidence Of the terms OF pu
c"tion In each paper, and that the publications
have been made. BY order Of the Executive
VIII. n. RICHARDSON, c. c.
EXECUTIVE DEPARrMENr,1
IL April, 1880 (
hPrh To- 117-3t
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The following Sketch from the Louisville Advertiser
OF the 3't ult IL part Of long article on the Next
pre''hency.'-We take ii from its con'ext and beg
leave to in its abstract AMI mpre ssive form TO
the minds OF cur readsrs-May Andrew Jack .on real.
ize the picture which is here exhibited When he Law
down the helm OF power may the friends of the Old
Republican School, be able TO hail him as one of the
ablest guardians of the Consiution.-What proud tr-
umph is held out TO the man, who will assist as much
as he has 1t in his to do terminate this contro-
versy; to put do,cn the enemies OF state ehts and
to silence forever the ado caes of coasoli
him be assured, that in other way can the Federal
Union" be effectIally "pressrced'':
1.-The doctrine OF tn OPPOSITE M will il sus,;ned I
10 revolutions of the States to the subver IN of The All
thor'ty AMI sovereignty of the Safes and the
nen' OF independent lndim governments in its stead
IL aims not ooly to divide and distract rhe e nds of the
administration OF the peoples choice but 10 cut up the
States and annihilae their sovereignty.
he war which ha' thus been wsgei by the coali.
onists against ate rights will be animated and bitter
am wiz involve the very existence of the States and
all that can BE- dear to republicans 1t IN refore for
tunate Tor the country that Andrew JAck.on-whose
hrmness patriotism, integrity or discretion no one
really doubts-is now a. the helm In him there l.
safely; and, not until this controversy shall he brought
10 hnal clo'e-not until the enemies Of State rights
concentration shall have been efectuaily sanceh, will
me republican party feel that IL can be prudent TO de
s'gnate an individual to succeed him"
A good Sign!-Mr Racquet has devoted the last No
OF ms Banner OF the Constitution" re publication
OF the Virginia Report the Kentucky Resolutions Of
9o, W and ISOO-those lustrious monuments of the
principles of Jefferson and Madison We hail with in
creaslng satisfaction, the display of the 'Banner of the
constitution" We look to Mr.. Racquet as an able and
spirited comrade in defence of the true PRINCIPLES of tbe
Constitution His station the seat of government give
hun an advantage, which other situation can confer
lie adopts as his motto the close of Mr.. Haynes eo-
qlent speech" Ours is the banner of the Consf;fy
ton The twenty there in all their und
punished iustre: on it is inscribed, LIBERrY-THr
CoNsTITUTIoN-UNIoN."
.7nOfher After exhaustinp one Edition of Mr. Ca
breeng's Report, the Merchants of ~ York have pub
shed second Edition OF 5000 copies, for gratuitou.
distribution.
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"A + MEETING OF the Board OF Managers of The
IA Bible Society OF Virginia. held the 9Th April:
The Rev. Ell Ball appointed General Agent FOR
the current year.
Mr.. George l.. Samp'on was app in,ed Treasurer
The depostory Is kept at The office of Mr. c. l.,
Sampson, on u or Cary Street, and having on hand
good assortment OF Bibles and T-staments which win
be kept up by fresh SUPP hes from the American Bible
Society. The public are invited 10 call and suppIy
Themselves. The General Agent keeps HE Office at
the Depository OF which he has the general superntrn-
dence. JAMES CRaV
hprI 10 li1-lN Rec. Sec'rv b. s. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Chanc llor OF the State of Delaware.
-, At hs residence IN Fauquier Thursday morning
last Major Ezra H'rNroS, after long
OF le, Major unon has fallen pulmonary
Leaving large family to tho irrcporabo loss %,
ectonato husband aud Kind hersir
exit oil most useful and cntcrpsns member.
Jparrotnn Gazene.
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Ia the extract Of letter from Washington published Friday,
"det" u printed for 'dr"and "dSpRSe Of for "dispo
Some cePt into the publication Judge ookes
IN lily's In the first
or-owor down. the prepared passed
IN the second column the word commanded
down. imputed fault instead of Oin line
Tor Gorrnment-ower down, office for below that
thereby hxt the l779 100 omit
words uiredb Ut,e arts If aardt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

NOT1CE.-wsnied at the Pcnitentiary, loo, 900 boop
poles and 10000 -four barrel billets; 10 DC deliver
ed by the Ist August next
THOMAS NELSON, p Ar.
y CD. g. OFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

"CHARLEsToN, Is. C) Dec s 1920
Should any have told me that Jay woulJ
come when a of deep and awful du'y would re-.
qure of me, to address You, as this day 10, would
not have thought il pos ble.
wrote a few weeks since from Baltimore a letter
which you cannot, suppose, have yet received, in
which alluded to the Injustice which yon ,houghtless-
~ DID TO people, OF whom you know little as you
do oil The slavc-holding Americans But thi. day, |
have had an imperfect view of letter which YOU an
pear TO have written from Derrynane i'm last
upon the subject of our cruelty and injustice. That
view, Imperfect az II was, was TO my eye blasting
than any which ! have tor year, beheld.
=" now tell you that more want1n piece of inius-
ce has never been done to brave and generous peo
pie, man this which you ignorant of situation of
our history, OF our laws OF customs and our prn-
ciples have dared TO pcrpetrate You have not only
been guilty OF gross injustice to people whom you
know not, and who aided you with a noble AMI Jisr.
ieres!ed enthusiasm but you have heaped shame and
confusion upon your own coun'rymcn, and those who
and would still NO
ted it he your friend.
Do you believe, that we, who love freedom and our
fellowmen, are the heartlrss wretches that YOU de.
scribe because once do all that YOUR i'm
gina'on conccves to be perfection, and which we who
have the experimental knowledge, have irrefragabIe
evidence to be destructive folly? You have i'm the un
(i he yours) done an evil, which contrition can
repair, no service can redeem IA Cdronian can.
not reason with you upon facts Of which you are igno-
rant. As an Ir.hman, bewaii your infaiua.ion And
whilst am dopmed TO meet variety of trials, one OF
the keenest and bitterest Of my feelings will be- that
the most contum elious insult which was flung upon
'hH dh" o my ahoPion, WAS ungrheiuly and wantonly
given in the moment when size flushed with,a vic
| tory won by American aid, by whom once value
as dear friend in the country Of my birth.
" Should the DerrynAne manifesto against the proud
Americans and their slave holding states be forgery,
should rejoice to learn the fact from Yourself Should
II be your production, would say, in you shall find
one amongst thou'and- of your countrymen, who will
not succumb 10 your insult, quail before your threat
" shall make no parade OF my love Of liberty, n or
s-ni You homilies upon my humanity But whilst with
every Caronian that know, lament an evil which
Britain has supernduced, and which cannot at once
remedy deny your right to interiors; and pray YOU
might succeed in raising the ruined population of Ire
land to the level of the comforts of the Caronian slave
Should you live TO behold this result OF your labour,
you will have accomplished more than is expected by
"JOHN BISHOP of Oh ,rle ,,on.
"To DANIEL O'CoNNEI,I, Esoo