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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
sent 9 d4t
" ISouN

~ NouN
ssAs began his instruction. in the French Language
Al He proposes To open class fol y1u"g III IL
the morniag, and evening cisss for young gentle
men. Early applications are respectfully request, d.
Apply a, uons. Roux's lodgings at Mrs aooneys,
opposite Franklin II Entrance Pitt street
\ b The classes will begin on Monday, Oc'oher
Alh sept 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
Castor OH.

yVyHE subscribers have jut received six barrels of
L very superior Csstor.o. made from the new crop
of castor beans, wh,e they OFF, for sale
oct VI = y II. JANNEY.
ALL NoncE.-By Divine permission. the new
b BAPTIST ieeti.; iiousa WI d. opened NIX, Lords
Dty. There will be service three times-commenc-
ing At IL o'clock, VI. at 3 O'clock, p VI. and at
candierght public cole ction will be taken up af
ter each service to assist in paying the remaining deDt
due on the building
The Pew Committee will attend at the Meeting
House on Monday, 4th October, from 9 o'cloct, Al.
H. to l2 NJ and from to O'Clock NJ for the pur
pose of renting the Pews for year from that day
sept 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

{" Bu fhe R0rk as the lrtit En0ion."
n / SAiVErNI returns HE thanks To the public
fyrtba vrr, lib, raj encnursgs winch he has
received and Informs them tn h. still continues To
conduct the Dvs,ng AMI Securing The later not after
tn plan pursued ~ Chairmakers. but executed sf'er
the manner of IN artist long experienced IN ms busi'
ness Those who favor hun with their CUSTOM
NAV rest assured that pans shall be spared 10 rem
der complete sat siac,ion IN the work done by him.
Silk cotton weol-n, bread and lace d. ed any CO
lor that may b. les,rci at the shortest notice. and
colors warrtn, I'll roman permanent Nerino sha"'s
beached perfectly white without the slightest INJURY
70 the borders IN
Two apprentices. from IL TO loyesrs OF age, Will
\. ,aten to the above business. None need apply
hit ,hose who can come well recommended.
. The subscriber continues to keep an assortment OF
he choicest Mines, of ms own importation VIZ: Cham
ns;cne. Chret, Vim Blanc de Grave, Old Port and
u,Ieira: also Lou Ion Porter, Hober's Brown Stout
Alban, Phsdephi Georgetown and Alexandra Ale
. o,l Porter bottled Crab Cider and good strong vi
nagsr. superior Velvet Bo'tling Corks Also. Mint
Wsterand Rose water for sale a. above
Otfe1, Far Ssa1, Hair Seal, Morocco, T. Leather
Gays.
4 CONSIGNMENT of the above named articles
n Mems and Boys'-is received from the manufsc.
turer, and for sale at factory prices. by
sept I2-wS~ @ohN h0"Nhf'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS.
PnRr IF .qLEXqhDRL4. CD. g
ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER 50,
Schooner Francis l.. Kennedy, Stack pole,
Halifax; plaster to Stephen Shiun.
Steamboat Potomac. jenkins, Norfolk; passeh
gers and freight.
Brig Comet. Staples. New Orleans.
-aSe-
Ship Ann Parry, Kennard, cleared at Baltimore
for this port 30th ult.
Ship Boston. Finley. of this port arrived at
Charleston from GrenOck 2Orh ut.
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PcoNMuNIcArEn.1

Please transmit the inclosed ten dollars to the
treasurer of the House of Industry, and ablige
A FRIEND TO THE INsrlTurl ON.
This is the seventh subscriber we have receiv.
ed to this benevolent institution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
~ Otiee

sNEI.ECTION will be held ut the Banking House
Z of III Rank , P,tDm for thirteen Directors
on Monday the LIST day + NsUem6er neat from 10
until o'ciock
Nv order of the President and Directors
oct l-1awtE T.. PAGE, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

q" ne George'ova C,L Gazette. Sept. so.
Considerable excitement was occasinned. and
\ '' just cause, among uur citizens on Monday,
T. Canal
appears ihat the Directors or Engineers had
/ "''S FORBIDDEN the contractors TO make what
e'mei NGRd blasts; TIA, is. where there are
.s' IN The rocks, povderi, strewed in. some
ne amount ot keg fall, and the crew.
''' a'ed up and ramm d with sand, leav-
'N' 10 communicate with the powder In
''o'r'' TIT, NAV be done with co,uparatne
III popnlOus town it Is extremely
N' Notwithstanding this prohibition.
ne sub cntractnrs. b. ween four and FIVE
"a Ia ne alernoon, ~ Gre to one of these
,.1>.'i Ira gmrn' of o.. rock was thrown
.''"'n'e ~ Tour hundred yards in a straight
: natural bed. * u>iye 1T the curva-
"4or Ia the air, aud 81, in " alter street,
I~ warehouse II Gen Walter Smith:-it
,,,S d iorse on the LET, -. cut him in TWO,
N"'ea MN ustantaneouS:v; demolished the
|. "'''h me horse was attached. aud which
Gus loaded with salt; made an indenture
s'ee' IN which 4 person might place both
'llded, and IN rolling across the street,
n, we wheel OF gig that was passing at the
80 manning two gentlemen and some kegs
'HFr; erOke the shaft Of the gig and few
" he wheel, and finally lodged in front
,.''e OF Messrs. r. Semmes & Co. oppo-
1'' smiths. The rock was taken into
.se se@mes' store. and ouud to weigh
. pounds. Ii now lies in Water street.
,,, a'O'e who have the curiosity NAV see it.
oeI fragment Of the same rock, supposed
~ @Ooat 200 pounds, fell upon the root of
aNs house on Water street. demolished,
h, 0S former windows. and lodged in the
'"rn fragment struck the deck Of vesse,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

NStNN . N1oNS.
IN SATURDAY, the 18th day of merit month, Il
~ II o'clock at noon, the subscriber will offer for
sslr At pubic auction, on the premises. one undivided
moiety OF the Establishment commonly cslled the
-A-<A "CITY T.fHERN,"
Hs0 ia now in the occupation 81 H. Clsgett, ii.
ESA " ~ tuated on the west side OF Royal street
Gs95&E and south side of Cameron street, extend.
ing from the intersection Of said streets south on Rov
street 80 feet; thence west l2s feet inches; thence
south u feet 81 inches; thence west y fret th-nco
north 1O6 feet 81 inches TO Cameron streets thence
east Cameron street 1877 feet 81 inches to the be.
ginning And
One .fnnmty or Rent in Fee Of 1894,
payable half yearly the 10Th Ma, and 18th Novem.
Der in every yearchsrged three story brick to.
nement and lot OF ground on the east side Of Royal
street, between King and Prince streets. now in the
occupation of James Green. Terms cash
The above sale will be made under deed Of trust
from william 8 Moore and wife to r. l. Taylor, fo1
the indemnity 0f Thos Irwin.
For the Trustee:
aug II WV. D. MUTT. Auct.
|" The above sale Is postponed until ST.
TU,RH.4Y, tie 27th of ouerber. at noon
TERN,-pne-thrd Ut the purchase money to be paid
IN hand; the residue ~ tao equal iuslalments Of six
and months, with interest from the day OF sale
The title TO be retained until the pa, ments shall he
Completed with power TO the Trustee to re sell for
any default in payment.
RI. TAYLOR,
sept IS iustec.
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A,eXandvia Theatre

lN ! ASuttS.
VUNHE ladies and gentlemen OF Alexandra and It's vi
L ciai,y most respectfully informed, the above
estabi shment will be open or about the 4th ut &c
tober uext The subscriber has been at the expense
Of procuring two new and splendid SCENES, painted
expressly for this Theatre; the house will be otherwise
handsomely embellished. lie takes great pleasure in
stqtinghe has made arrangements to procure large
and respectable company ii Actors from the Bat
,"d Philadelphia Theatres, and hopes. by unrsmfted
srerfons raise the reputation of the house t. it, for
M. h sh standing lie has likcwfr ma e arrange
men,, with several Of the most distinguished and 20
puiir AIRS of,he da,. who will make their appear
an * shortly after the opening of III. heatrr
The subscriber n,vng uni rstood ila, IN 'udi -ncc
hes been frequently disturbed by some no'Sy nd riot
Ou, peis,. s..-, a.. ear, caution Ia s1ch persons
Of ant there are n.tr) that he Is DETERMINED 1" Ell
foic, IA, Z, .,sIIs' ~ such characters
For futther particulars, see bills of the LAY
e. PARKER,
sept 9 d4t Manager.
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AC>

~. cut out the following pdiaSi dpn io' '"e use
i olr country friends;
", Give below list, prepared with care. OF
e., s.rslns laiied to vote for members OF the
Hu,.keepers and Heads Of Families, who
,,,, been such for one year, and paid their last
-s4.s taxes,
Tenants whose leases worth 30 dollars a
-. v,r. originally for five years, and have
,-su ,.,, months recorded.
+; DIVERS Of land worth p dO!larS--no mat
..,Lry small the quantity. Ii several are joint
,..,.r,. s,ch share must be worth 3 dollars.
R.,er,o,,trs and Remaindermen to the
-.l,. of 81 dollars. This is while one person
H.. hlt M, estate ia the land; he 10 whom 1t be
..,.. next. i, a reyersiouer on remalnderman. -
Tn, Lo'd,t flr HE NAV also vote.
3tl vho could vote under the old COnStitu
.,c But ALI voters mus b. free white male
,i.;i.p.:-not paupers. nor convicted OF any III
.n,,s crime. ierickSi'Cgt .7rea0,
10y
y,,l6 CariEad-As ti,. time approaches for
no ,el, lions M South Carolina, the excitement
seem, ~ get stronger in that distracted State.
, real Nu!nicarton meeting has been held IN
Ca.ulabia, at which about 1000 persons were
sre>.nt. On the other hand. the friends OF the
rslon have held a meeting in Charleston. and
Nominated their candidates for Congress and the
legislature. Col DRAYro> will. We expect, be
supported by all parties The essays which APP
cyar in the papers are beginning 10 assume a
lrr,e aGd angry character, and meas minds are
brought up to strife and contention.
imprisonment for Gebt-rhe Roston Manu-
hclarer saws hat al the Judges Of the Supreme
Court Of Massachusetts have expressed deCid-
ed belief that the laN for authorizing imp ison-
meut Tor deOt observation-disclosures " EB-
TER rs, offered MS service, sratpitnlsly. TO plead
asains; it, cons;irutiOnaljiy whenever any respec
'4ble body Of citizens shall request them.
-aNss-
The excessive drought which has prevailed in
Some portions Of the western States, Is still COM
PANIED Of in the Lexington Ky Reporter of
Inc 23d instant In a number If TIE counties
about Lexington. the crops Of corn would fall
snort from one third to one half, and il was belev-
ed Ia, the usual supplies If live stock sent to
me southern markets would be materially les
Sued.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

=, \ EbpTaI reward VII De gwen Tot IlIOI-
% which may lead to the detection OF any
'1''oa or nersons who are in the habit OF steal
-. Cszette from the doors OF subscribers al
~ a., LIVERY of the papers by the carriers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
Rnots and shoes

% I.TNEO DOUI > y pIOED'
He has also made ansemens with U e mshu'ac-
tnrer, to he con family supplied with Boots and shoes
of every description which hr viii sci" Who'll sale OF
retail as ow a. be procured in ANY market
nmr o7-cnfm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

FeAthers wanted imMediutely
I WISH to purchase quantity of good new fea.
theirs, for which the talr msket price will be Civ
en- in Cash.
Two Rors. of good morals, wanted as apprentices
at the Uphpls ere,'s Business and Mattress.msking-
Age, l3 TO IA. and Is and 10.
sept % co6t JOHN A. FOUCARD
" The Winchester lsepuohc,n will please publish
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
SALES All AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Pubic sale.

Public sale.
IN SATURDAY NEXT The d day Of October, =
~ ~ o'clock, vii be ,oid at the very Stable IL
LuDi e COX corner # King .ni Alfred ss several
HACKS, GIGS, HORSES. CARTS, DRyaK
.A.VD SLEIGH
And one share IN the Alexandra canal Also, the
uneAprred lease oe re ACRE LOT, at the north
end ot the town; Hay, Oats. TIC. Terms made known
At sale. EZRA LINT
Surviving partner Of Lunt Cook and administrator
sept 28-ts of John W Cook.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

Nemaryel that our friend in Alexandria should
I'D any subject Of surPrlze in me at,emp; to u
',.aNe the Press in Florida. WAY not there as
'e.ias e.>ewheres Ths system is universal. and
a. e,'ap'on would b. a sort IF favorirism.-
Even down To ,hree dollar dead letter advertise
n-H', lhe reform OF ne Pes is nni, ersal. Mat
er> are - admirably c0ntr,ved 80 -,,-davs. that
aore than one rs!f # TIE people If The United
'A''S are Kept ~ Ignorance OF the laws, &c. Of
he um'ernmenl. btcan,e they cannot patrouixe
'r ',r'pimu OF presses which the Government
Is selected tor ITS organs. We should. as mat
y'' stand, think II very surprising if he patron
: Ut the Goverument were not Withdrawn from
ny lep'r which showed favor To any candidate
'NIe 10 whom 1.-THE party was opposed
NG'iOnm IiteiKgeacsr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
ALEXANDRIA, DC.
,,,a;Y MORNING. OCTOBER 1. 1880

o,na,ions for the House OF Industry, &C.
~ In, 70 the plan of "A Friend to Industry"
VI, 3iT, - received at this office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

p:.,o,,A has set the balm motion. The ce-
To- ', If the recent triumph of LIBERAL princl-
r,nce. has been attended to in several of
pc a. i.,s cities. and in some of the towns In the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
Crate Coel.

1896 bushels CRATE coal
Now landing from schr. Columbian Star, and
for sale -, my wharf.
sept 29-3t GEO. SNOoF
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~(N3SJ

,,,lic meeting has been held in North Ca
49, 10 discourage the practice OF treating at
,I,et.Nus
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

yUNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friend, and
L the public that he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Iiotei, n few doors
below his old stand; where he continues the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
NETWORK
OnurnaI of Commerce.
GvENrNG nnfrToN

An HvenIug Edition at the Journal Of Commerce is
published DAILY, aud sent of by the great Southern
and Northern Mails and the Steam Mai TO the East
This edition contains all news received by the mails
and from vessels arriving n this port, and notice
mercantile transactions IN the New York Market
whenever they possess interest, down to : o'clock
p. NJ. The Editors have established very vaua-
able correspondence, with all The principal CONNER
cal cities in the world. They have a swift sailing
schooner, built in Baltimore exp CsSly for them be-
sides bcgts the whole maintained at an annual
expense of more than four thousand dollars and de-
voted exclusively 30 their USE by winch ships are fire.
qucntly boarded OF th" distance Of fifty and sometimes
one hundred mics from the city Al the arrange
ments Of The establishment arc upon the most li5e-
raj scale Of expense, and possess efficiency which
constitutes the JouruO! Of Commerce. issued as it is,
twice day. decidedly the best channel OF news both
Political aud Commercial which can be found IN this
city, Full accounts ofncws received by foreign ar
rivals al this port aSc frequently sent off twenty four
hours before Inc merchants letters by the same YES
sells arc placed IN the Post Office
I'm tho present critical state Of 'hc markets which
there every to believe will continue al least
for months, merchants III fouuhout the country
will find this the cheapest and most complete CORES
pundcRce which can possibly be established
u During tho winter, when the Northern and
Eastern Mails start In tho m1rmnr, TITO Morning
Bdilion Is forwarded; so that subscribers receive
morning and evening paper alternately giving them
the news throughout the year to The latest posi-
bic hour
forms $40 per uunum, payable in advance. All
orders and payments may he forwarded by mail at
the risk end charge of the Editors
Hale g. I1NLLocK.
o. All Editors who receive the DAILY Journal
of Commerce are requested to publish ihc above
as an advertisement twice, and charge the same to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
INDIANA ERECT !

The l.awrenccburg Statesman of Aug. %, cen
tains the following Of the Legislature elect
of Indiana:
The elections IN the States of Indiana Kentucky,
Illinois, and Missouri, commenced on the first NJ on
day IN the present month. We have received Ger
TAIN intormatIon u the result IN Kentucky and our
own State. They are decidedly satisfactory to the
trends OF Mr.. Clay and his principles From lno-
IL and Missouri, whore the Jackson party were sup
posed TO have strong hold have heard enough
10 convince us that a powerful change IN pubic SEN
tment has taken place, unavorable 10 the present
Administration. Those States may elect Lens-
latures favorable TO The friend. of Mr. Clay, at this
time, but we have little doubt nevertheless that
their cleo oral votes will 90 gwen To him in 1882.
In tins State, as viii be seen below, there Will be a
decided majority Of Republican friends of Mr. Clay.
This fact important, only far as IL will have
bearing IN the election OF Senator TO Congress,
which takes place at tho next session In the other
three States we have named, Senators will also be
chosen by the Legislatures Just elected The fol.
lowing list of members the next legislature Of
Indiana will be found nearly, if not sogclhcr cor
reCt
REPRESENTATIVES,
Allen and Casio eph Holman
Barthoomew.-Wii Herrud
Clark Isaac Howk," Joseph Work, J. T.. Roe.
CrawiOrd.-Iebulon Levenworth
Daviess.--Jamcs q Reid
Dearborn.-E. FerrIs,* = II. Dowden* ". Arm
strong, J. Il. Pollock
Decs,ur.-Tho Hendricks
Dubois aud Pike -RuCbc.
Delaware and Randolph - Wright
Fayotte.-Marks Crumc, DANIEL Hankns
Buyd.-JacOb Bcncc
Franklin. David Wallace John Red
GIbson-SamueI Hail.
Greene. - Eli Dixon
Hamilton, Henry, &C - ---- Bcll,h Long
Harrsou.--Jo Joseph w. Paddocks,t George Bent
ey,T John Trevor
II ndrICks and Observation-Disclosures Worth
Jackson.-Jamcs Hamilton
Jeff rson.-David tilsF and Jas III. Wallace
jennings Henry l. Suphcr#
Johnson and Sholby.--John Smiley
KnoX.--John n. Riley, John Decker
Lawrence Pheasant Parks.
Marion --AsW. RUSSELL
Monroe. John OVENS
Montgomery John Boards Abel Claypoo
Orange -rbos Cof0,t Jas Lynn.
ParkG and Nerrnllon - Gardner
+ rry and Spccer.-- ---- Pitcher
Roscy. WIN. Casey
Putnam. -McNairy.
RIplcy.--Wm. SkccnH
Rush.--Wm = Russell.
Scott--Aicxander Lowry.
Sullivan George Boon.
Switzerland. John Dumon;,% George Craig.
Union Thomas BSowg,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

u We remember publishing the letter from Port.
land alluded to IN the folow'ng-and we are not
'o'MoH suspicion, that the letter ruse Of Mr.
Albert Smiths, to bring himself to the notice Of those
in power by getting himself described IN an opposi.
ton print as a"lercules' us whom they fear.
ad. We may do him njustice-bue thus we believe
1t was II so, tho stra,agem succeeded.
From the Baltimore Republican,
HOW TO GET AN OFFICE.
we ma IN the Name papers the following letter
from Duff Gieen Esq. at Washington to an appll.
cant for office. -
WAsnrNGToN, I'd March, 1880.
Doar SIR, since your friend Mr.. Green left here,
your letters 20 him have been his request opened
by me- The one enclosing n letter of recommends
ton to the President was this morninp received
observe that 1t is not specific in lis recomrne ION
and the necessary consequence will be that it will be
ned III the Office o! his prtcGts secretary and
thereafter seen
If 1t had referred to any particular office it would
nave been referred to o. the departments and put
on the regular public flies, when 1t would be brought
up whenever his name was before the President in
case The application was under consideration.
had conversation with the President IN relation
to yourself and also with Mr. Ingham-they are nor
wen convinced that your Just claims have been pre-.
termted and am confident that the fret opportuni-
~ VIII be seized 10 manifest their regard for you.
enclosed tu Mr.. Van Buren, by our friend Dunlop o.
Boston. the Richmond Wing. IN which q letter writ
ter from Portland represents you as the Hercules oil
tne Jackson party, ana feel confident that the
pnlntment of .uarshGi will be rendered TO YOU
This will be good 'arng point, and many 9th
crs will seek that office, will enable you to rarry sron
ger support IN aId OF you' application for better of
ice hereafter. II | can serve you command me.
Your friend ID. GREEN.
Hon. Albert Smith. Portland, Maine.
IL Mr. Albert Smith mas aimee noticed the above
in the newspapers. He admits the authenticity O
the letter from Duff Green, which he says was "s;o
len out out ofhls desk, he coneetures, by rncm
Der of the Legislature We know not how this may
be. Fhe true point OF consideration is the develope.
ment OF the motires which lead important federal
appointments. We sec nothing n Smiths letter to
shake the suspicion which forces itself upon u.s. that
he himself wrote us the letter from ortland OF
procured 1t TO DO writ en-, with a view OF letting
President Jackson see what 4 Hercules" Mr. Smith
was IN his cause, and what dangerous man the A.
dams folks considered him! That the true KEY for
getting Smith an appointment struck, IS manifest,
let who will have written the letter from Portland
We hold tina; Mr.. Albert Smith is principally in
dcbtcd TO us, for his appointment OF. Marshal Of
Maine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. o. 1880.
THE MEErINlY

We give this morning The official proceedings of
the meeting at the Capitol on Tuesday night, and 10
gret that we cannot accompany them with the ad-
dress Of the Chairman and of Messrs. Robertson,
Ramsay and WATSON, eXtemporaneous and animated
The great mass Of our citizens receive the proceed
ngs at the Capitol with warm applause, The spirit
of other days up Let not sul!y it with any act
OF violence or disorder If The spirit of philanthropy
and liberty is so dead within any mans bosom. that
he declines TO respond to the application of the
ing and to incur the petty expense of illumination let
him enjoy safety that liberty of action the res,o-
ration of which tn 80 millions of people, fails TO
touch his heart to kindle spark of cnthu sias!
Some may be ton poor--some may be sick--let every
mans house and the qu,oi OF his family, BE- held
cred. There will be enough to feel, and 10 demon
strate their feelings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
EDR TIE VINO

Gentlemen: par. OF tire proceedings OF last eve
nins at the Capitol recommend 20 felow-cilizens
the proprc,y OF wearing in procession the badge OF
the ri-coLoured 6reastnot worn by the National
Guard OF Franco; believing that IT is not generally
known OF what this badge is compass d--how formed
and worn, have taken the trouble of ascertalning
from those personally acquainted with the subject,
and now submit II:
l, consists Of three pieces Of rband. blue, tchite
ohd rcd, OF sufficient length to admit Of being dou-
oed' which when done, they to be tied togo, her
at sufficient distance from the head To form grace
JW nppearancc--the other ends tO be inserted the
bottom holes OF the lapel OF the coat to such e-
tent a. fancy may direct. ID Jr.
RichnioUd GM Sept 1880
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
Union Canal, No. lG,

TicEcts SO halves quarter. so. elghths %.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. ID,
To be drawn at Richmond 9Th Scplenber--Cap
tails, OF S5,792, and 90 of ,0oO so of 5O0 30 OF
200, besides zoos, 4Os, etc
Tickets 3, haivos Q 30 quarters %
For sale at P. CUUDB s.
sept elf #
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
MANAGERS, OFFICE.
GAiOn Canal Lottery, No. i0.

Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so, eghths o5.
Dismal S,cGmp Lottery, No. II,
To be drawn at Richmond 9Th September
Prizes: of S5,7s2. and 20 OF I,OOO 80 OF 500,
30 OF 200, besides 1905, 40s, GSc-Tckes So halves
? 80, quarters IS
II Orders addressed to YATES g. MlnrRR will
be promptly attended to- aud the drawings sent TO
Adventures when requested
sept . YATES 81 MCINTYRE, Managers