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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

''sn,is'e these sb"x.s, Calhoun, herd. now com
OUT and charge hs whole uron e. OIL. nsve fem ale
bat enoosn--Ni this We believe, AID vii! admit; ye
Srs We ATE 40 xieus for JAsk,ons re eiec,ion We be
iievs 10 the caly chance for The savauon OF our
n.y. Let us then, Ike The G. esiSas OF cid, when ,he
country wa Invaded by the Psr.An de,po all
our aones la ierd, sld unite sgains the common
N.Y. ok on, Van Berec, szd c lhonn are al sur.
po''td ny 'b~ Y puticrn Patty The frlerds Of both
Ven Been aud Calhoun would t,sn sIia,iy pre-
TER Jiskstn tc 81 J, yet ifsile 3teGSi b.;we u heu
l, widtned, {. hoGn vii 70 dou'i ~ I'll iil "A.
hn pee ', 'hs gr'ir ice o, Js k-on. l. lie 10
Lei Clay and tI Pir'y 20 tiv d. 49, coiq..r.
IT 10 spps'eni tom te intvspeu I at,h- pspsi .
wh,sa ahvseae DTS election. To ii go Gp' Neei
Jeeko and ho'h, the rh tge, ,,bish bs,e te.r
urs'd assii" Va Bur, r, t~ t,s. la n ot hs C.,.
Se *. ibey 10 upoa he uou iasosa l. ON, n
CAY. suees IL, u, ,s,n tie presen, pronnd
ihs arms OF paI waf-ne inn vi come when we
'haii see "a" 6as ben toe 'rSs 10, sud who he
iD,eiei,sd .rtSd. Ia he vti or o, .hs + Iserapb
mt nue. hi rsv!l l., him gill ply iolo ptva,e
tniiy soutetn a~d yUhi,h ten 20 he ~ srlI. "a
nunsry dog " gsowi"--a id, d PHI or tso would
stop It's mouth. bu. we heei i'm uoi Let NJ. W.,I .
who IL "cly"sH6et rel si,nGtOT digue dsSiinui atOr
eont nue. I' hip tliisal eau; he much afraid
Of njur ns h'insty do aty Que Use mu ch harm
Lot he cFp.si 100 prints son'inue to ap .hir abuse
upIh Gen Jack,oa ihsy hin 10 lose OF
vote az loig a. he conipues 20 copdLc, tie G. yerp-
mtn az be fas htre'oofe jons. BI Si,, be,e p.,ty
quasfes among b friend IA OPP rate TO h..
ejudice--a house divided sAi1s issli canno stand
aud stick 10 your EQUITY BRUTIS y
10 A word on tie above 10 our r.aaer,-w
su'ptc, hit II tb.e be spy faul the business Brr
tus sin' much mors ihto ever We hive dtn- II has
said more IN hiI essay about The uaon Of Two of IN.
a,p ra1'' 'hsn ~e1hve dose Iurirg tie year. Or
obj C. has been very much The ons whie he pon,.
o. 80 avoid dsso'd. a. fa' possible 10 en- ,h-
Republican Parry united ag Just MIR. Cisy-who is
sill, We hrk with the exception OF Gerersi Jatksou
tar sncpgest man in the IL d. As 90 sJ,ekson's
: ece''r, We psrfe'ty ayrre with b ,,us tina,
this Is not he me 10 stir he qrrsior We have
aVoced 4, as much az ue possibly eould.-Nsr have
raised she bsnpcr, he seems 20 suppo,. in ,avo,
OF any one candidate. Oar max 10 is, "Jacks n nor:
his succe'sor hereafter" AID 10 ,hls rule we asmre
Il a. . to adhere I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

TENHE GRANGE FOR SALE.-I r,,o % ,.,I ~.
a Ef'a'e si'ua in MidJlo.,x county on the buk
81 the kapu"h River and The anss Gre r. two
n''es aoove U b'nur, containing be- wern seven and
sh hundted asrss, OF as rish land a, there IL in the
iowe' pr Ct Virginia. II Is divided into ,bre. q. M,
and enclosed w.M The very best fensiug e. dar ,tk
nj shespu' and oak rails The losa y and ,e,n,,v
OF This place. lis many physical advantages. cou,bn.1
villa the great fertility OF all The land uesi OILY 10 be
seen TO BE- admired and spptesis 81. lie, level con-
'quon'iy not I@ble 10 be wa he'd; neither 90, water
remain on Ii. 'n'aie, ing to the character Of IN. soil
ny eh"h back oyeter-,hell, land which quickly
i"eihe' it. An in'xhsns,ibc qranG,y OF the bes,
mari 10 on his estate; more certain and pet
m-nent for ands in the low country, than apy ONE,
There are abou, TWO hundred or two hundred and Nv
acres ct this land heavily tmbefed with pipo and o.t
Dm-tia ely on tie banks II The riy,r be land grow
ing Il Is also rich and level is con den,,y sfirmed
that he wood sni timber alone would roarIP saw for
The land. The dwelling house, though not sraeiou.
yet is sufficiently neat and scmmodiou, for 80 All
hmiiy ell h. other houses are goed e,pe eiaIly tbs
sr"nuy, cari,ge house, ard al static attached 10
Il, which have ben recently built OF triek Game
aud wild fowl and the finest fab and o,s ers are 10 b.,
'ouod here Ia abundance. All letters In relation 10
'h' 'cbjee' (Po., pai6) WILL be duty attended to by
nj. ROWAN.
p wish TO purchase good estate in one Of tho
e"n'i les OF he head wa'rts Of Jan o. RIVER
u" Il. 41-~4w NJ n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21
PnlLlr II. JoMss. secrel n,,n w. resident
FnnnEnIcnsnnne. Ocl. 1o

FHEDEHlCHSBURG, Oct. 10
Erecution y ted, ~, slsVs eoudetuo,d by Inc lac,
vnytCouf, OF SPIT sylvsDia The uurde. OF b, ygiie
iod wo 'hildren was executed near ,be Coutt n me-
ON Fdaay iHF, M IL iusaaL--Ai at pss, ~ he
was Conducted ioIu the Jail TO the C ur House wbtr
an ~ Pes'Ve and eloquent discourse de ivsted l.,
he Rev Aibef, Anderson, of he B,eu.t Cbo,os
~ bali past one the eonisuibg bis coffin wa.d ~
en TO me s'iie, aud with the greatest composure h
P'aceo mh,eH upon y, aud moved slowly 10 u,
s."ows "uete. az er all tue arrangements were com
PIE go TOT 'he execution, he exhOred al ptescn IA
axe wata'og from bis fac, and va. launched int
20 "eVese aptay convicted al the sane lime wi i'm
Jared, ons for eonsprasy ard the ohsr To- bnrsis :,
eoo Two ere Snbsequ ny condemn ed foi
nave h'd insif s,ntIsls COMMITTED TO lgsuspar Atom
ffyfno
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

FOR THE Enquirer
To THE pIIRItr

The reply TO AN 'rsiu'." has 5srn an NAV n. d.
layed for some dsy' longer, by sireumst,nses naio
iy Of private aud tom'sIe ehai e. may te p,ope
now TO sta tina the !e TER lite H. ls2S
TO Judge Clayton a ben,. IL ,rgia, IL ,rrOpe.
ou-. find, on exaHt-irg sotns doeun.a,s ,hat |,
was vii 20 smother eiGan in Georgia aah pre-.
tune he error must have leu ia csn. ursncs of
having synountel ether Iei' on sro her ,ul lee,
received from Jucg Clayton o The ,ui j C, aiiuI-L
to, h.wsver, ! have never had a e leaU co tetron.
dense win this genuemin; " was wi;h aro her. A.
far as possessed OF The MA r,ia. or can rroeutr
them, in time, the publiz stsi! have iul und fair
stetemen', ung arblcj ia auy fespsc anJ WHEN IRE
'ert;G, shsli wdlngly asquiescs ~ lie jidg .-rt
ROBERT G SCOTT
O .toba 2Oib 1891
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

% tho ith uh at MonsLe tuun,, Of k,
I"tr ArLEIr Esq an The c5,h yoat ese IN the
esa'vie aud Magistrate faithfav Fan
m valuable service to his county, nj, part IN
eenons OF private lilo. No could have bccn more DE-.
,,",I aneeuon and exe'tons too promotion OF hs
who's, b,,,, ana n mr. hy'e,t was, there
81 a"u ana were
distress than h.hs family friends will ever ~
~ Iii ones wh" have been relieved BY their
.,s i,L JSs them In mo,ool syapahy. lie ooeoun,eed
hfnnes and composuto which
wol.sp"ht fe alone inspire; and NJ 10 bs i.", -
ihs lite 10 passport to Hesves- IL there N sooN "
MIR "A. was "a in-law of tho celebrated 49,,
EctToRs NN 'S"ek benfy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

fMNHb subscriber will open Boarding school IA,
- the ensuing year at bis resideDte, CfishnaIg.
aqua in the Forks Of Hanover, about hree miles ab6v
the FORK Church, 10 commence on the 18th Of Jsnuar5
aud terminate on the 10Th Of Docember win a a.E
ton OF month during tie summer The eon,.a :,
instruction will embrace the Latin and Greek viii ,.h
b. anches Of the English Language are usually Isngb,
N sim'S' ns,uuops ne price OF board and tuition
including washing lodging and candles for the ,ehoIss
nc year o zen months VIII be $780, payable hsn year.
~ 20 advance he neighborhoOd is a. healthy ss asv
IN virginia, and affords lew incentives To- Sfee; the
subscriber however, will pay tho suclest attensp "a,
the morals OF his pupils Boys under the age OF 6f,es
would be preferred RCD r. DARRACOTf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

d AND in the Forks Of Hanover for saie.-At T,v.
e. 'orsyilie, on Saturday the 10 day of Noysmber
inander OF my land, 1853 acres one third OF which E
woodland The tract includes tho msnson house Az
me whole win be offered with reserved bid ~
3OOO cash on The same payable On the LIST OF Augus
being permitted TO enjoy The premises the sIsninI
year state the reserved bid publicly! thar per,onss
may be assured Of my determination 20 SEN and sl,o "a
great borgaln-fhe purchaser can be accommods,sS
with several hundred barrels OF corn stock Of various
kinds, plantation utensils, &c
~ u: For particular location see Enquirer, ssp,
Zotn ana following. ~. J. ANDERSON
Oct' IL. IS 2f&wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

"a OLE -Tns Trustees Of Woshington Henri
l .de'demy in ths unity Of Hanover, arc an iou.
10 dispose OF their Lot cry privilege TO raise $40
granted them by The last Virginia .gisla,urs (sss
session acts PIT! and will do accommodates term,
Application 70 be made In periou, through the ch.
no, d po.'-' ihfs'o HENRY CURTIS
W 81 47=R6x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

e vi ICE l. -r-ny gwen, shat snai pres mt Pc.
% 'i'lon TO the Legislature OF Virginia At IN. p,x,
SESSION for Leave 10 erect DAN sero., RI
yer, adj inirg ny own land in the County Of PovhyS
aa, and s6u,nng on The land of Richard t. R,bdoIob,
10 An Ii; Tor the purpose OF working n Wa,er G,i,t
MN, ard oiher m'ehinrry u efu to thu public
u II. I7-w8w VIM GRIND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

HtNokTf NEGROES Ga Tue"a.y, IN. / Nov.
n We wilt sell 10 front OF our Office n, 10 "a 81
ioy Likely Negro- from one estA,e Consisting Of me-
'mi II. j. 81 COsRy a ~
OF. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
AUgude Dav. zss, Of Loui'isos, - BE- obsrxed
" Aliairs Of The Uoiiied Saes, pssr Ills Mis- the
King OF the NsibsfIAnds.
J'mes A. Dunlap Of Florids. 10 BE- Attorney Of the
Ubted States for the Middls Di,tei Of Florida vine
Jms g. RoggolJ, deceased fV. Glebs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21
RIGGER,S

BIGGER'S
EXCHANGE q LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
10000 DOLLtRS!-ON 2sih OCTOBER
- PLENDID-VIRGtNA DISMAL SW rut,
~ IOfTERY-No 10 ""r
10 be drawn at Richmond, on Friday Oct 2s,h. Io,t.
Go Ruinber l.ouery-l0 Drawn Ballots
The following are the PRINCIPAL pri,es.
Prize OF S3O,5OO L. s,o6ho
do 2O,0OU 90 400
do 10000 ,n ono
do 1900 onoS
o oo 40 i'oUU $4,000
w ooO 5000
Tickets SlO-Haives 5-Qnarers 2 50-Eightbs IA,
uIOrders meet the most prompt attention and m
olhciai list OF the drawing forwarded when desired
ADDRESS THO. b. BIGGER
Oc' T. 4z-H Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

NOR RENT-Ao tisgapi s,sIJ Tor a DIV i;ood
n au' Grocery ore, AZ Wser's Tavern in s1ol,syI.
ysnis souny' va J, was formerly ossupisd by l.. 90
good neigbbou'hood IL, bu,iness.-Fo, ,srm, sp,lv
TO ISAAC g. RoXLEY, residing a. ibs prsn'o;
w AZ -HAR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

n w s-rs. solomon Pallen, Bridg. & ToI.r King
u Mead, Auo' Palmer, Lord & L.e., vi. &
y n"-'Sn' Do,e 4 Her,-li. iando Emes, Amo,
Palmer & e II. L. Smith & Co. B-rri g. K,ns H..
~ de Hroo Co. ami Bouqui.re s. Alien
You ~ii please TO take nonee, that on S,,u,d,v ,h
~ Gay OF December next, al the house of Lee Bou
meye, a. New'own' 10 the county OF King @ rem
tn Virginia, between The hours Of 8 O'Clock m ,bs
morning and sunset OF that day, .baI IN sL
the dePasi ions OF William Lyme Jos. oh P,I,a,d 80
heT'i to De read as evidence in sui in equity now
'e ,'hdng and undetermined, iu the Superior COM,
o. Law and Chanfsry Tor he COUNTY of Henri~o 10
which am plaintiff ADD yor are def.ntan,.-srd ~
on any eause tho taking Of h- SAID de po,,on. ,h,i
no. he completed On the day sinv, said the ,,t.na.
hereof. will re iuJed on the 26 an. ~ a..
he 'a'ne u'onh, aud between the same hour, snb 4,
me SINE place 'n your obj. serv'
NJ. Nj FALLEN.
F5E II. LUKE LINCOLN --fate Loncr. Iba, {
I'VE sha!i, on Tuesday, the 22I of Noytmb., 80.
a. tba Tavern OF Mr. l.. II. Jordan, in IN, too" .,
CAr'er'viiie, Cumberland county s alto OF Yi,sin,s
P'oe ed TO AXE the teposi'ions Of John D.oi, In
M o here, 10 be cad as 'vid.nse in a SUIT moi. d.
pending in he county court Of u,b.rlsnJ ~. 70
am pain'iH aud ysur,elf, Alexander c Smi h and
George w Cha are defendants; at which time Az
place you en- attend, II you think proper Should
my Dol be hoifh'd on The above appointed dsy fhsv
will be continued till finished. '"e'
BENZ. A POWELL.
w q. H-w4~
WIk"lNIA STATE LOTTERY ID av,og xTT
tsSo siece III th city Of Richmond on tho 2s h
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$50 0eO 81, 900 o, OOO-S3 600
500 $1,000, s.. &: SC.
,"ke" so Quarters 90 an
Fit.' below The door Of The E gle n n,J
orders hom 'he soonyy ensioiog etsh or prize
tickets, promptly sihnted t,.-Atdr g.
E. MiCKLE, Richmond. "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08
CERTTFHr1JE

The following communication addr, sd TO The pro
prietor OF IudkIns' Ointment from the Hon. John Ia
faferro, Member oi Congress, is highly interesting.
The gra:u;lous maaaer IN which IT IS made. exhibits
feelings Of ordinary character towards suffering hui
manly: and is certainly we'll deserving Of public at
lshtiOn:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08
H0oMs & Stationary

yivRE subscriber has Just received AMI Offers for sale.
at his Book anil stationary Store, King street Sc
con door OF Royal street Alexandra, the follow
ing, viz:
The Science Of Double Entry, Book keeping smp'i-
fed by the introduction of infailib!e rule for DR.
and Or by &C &. Marsh, Accountant.
1hompson's Gospel History, jane Family Monitor
Dicks Christian Philosopher
- Philosophy OF Religion
- Philosophy Of fi IRE state
Henshaw's COMMANDMENTS Guide
Private Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, BY VI. de
Dourriene; Elements Of Criticism
Pealc's Notes on Italy, House Pain'er'T Guide
outlines of History, b, John Frost
Introduction to lopu Ar Lessons
The Chd's Book Of Nature, coiored plates
Peter rarry's Tales Of the Sea
DO do Tales abou Ihe Islands
Do do Tales about The sun, 'ioon, and Stars
Village HYMNS, Methodist flynn.
Watts and Rippom's Hymns, D"ighi's PSALMS and
Hymns
Iiarrod's Camp Social, and Prayer Meeting Hymns
.9LSU,
100 re,ns i,olscsp writing paper, various Qualities
80 do leu,r paper do do
50 do wrspping paper d" do
uuc 6-dl0t ID hNiD MAXIM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08

yNyE above Ointment is recon mented to the public
4 as safe aud certain remedy fer those obstinate
diseases, some of which have SO long bataed the skill
of medical science:
lst White sweings Of every descriptions
81 Sore legs and ulcers of long standing;
81 Schirrus or gsnduar tumors, particularly those
hardened tumors in womrns breasts which ofientimes
terminate in ulceiated cancers;
Attn Feions; or wha, some people know BY the name
of caarrhs, of every description
5th rheumatic pains OF the joints;
9th Sprains and bruises of every description in
wh,tever psrt situate;
9TH letters of all kinds In this complsat the pa
,ien., in apply ing the ointment, must Keep the part
out of water,
9Th Chiblains parts affected BY frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08
NOTICE.

erJ' Having been for several years in posses
sion OF q concern in Mr.. NATHAN SHrp'EKDs patent
for naking ana vending his Oinfment knosn By the
nam Of ir ~ J.dkin,' Patent Specific OINTMENT -
aud said Nathan shepherd having obtained anew pat
en-, thereon snd | having likewise renewed with
y Sherherd ,hc same i"tertst held before, Al Is
deemed necessary that pubic notice be give" ct 'he
crcumstance. Having devoted much time and care
during The above period, in preparing and making TINS
ointment aud been instrumental! IN giving II 'he Z be
raj CHI rac,er il has sustained with whatever improve
men, in all this time, it has received present 1t TO
pubic attention. As heretofore. the genunenes. OF
The Ontmeut may be known by the label asound the
ointment pot. thus:
:. ifaGe and Sold WhciesaIe a"drefai near fTedF'cs
Nd BIZ c Ierstoas, concerned in the patent risht"
Auplls CHARLES HERS uNS
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
lane Druggist. faofar Stree!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08
Eor Freight.
VALUABLE STOCK OF
vaucy and staple Dry Goods
AT COST.

v,v S. yANpgRvORT, intending to re-
4 SoAN1s ,h. n;s,r;ct will dispose Ut thrir en-
-. % ,,oes of Fancy and staple Goods, at FIRST
CosT Families and merchants wishing 10 1 90 sa'l
goods upon very reasonable terms will DO wen 70 sa
and examine them. All OF their goods are % ,e th~
terms In their stock will be found
lsr.e assortment of staple goods which are WEI,
r,hv the su en,on of house keepers, also ia'' sup
NV of articles calculated for Sen'leme anu 'o!'
summer clothing ,,a-.o,m
washington, Is May, 1851 my
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08

Peraam5uco and Bahia.-ihe ship Isis at
Boston, brings advices from Peruambuco to the
4th May, and from Bahia to the Goth April
Markets were very dull at both places When
The Isis ef; Bahia. every thing was in the most
distracted state, and business completely at a
stand. Riots, &c. had been continually occur
ring. but on the morning of her sailing, the mob
had murdered every Portuguese they could find;
they had mostly disappeared. the greater portion
having previously taken refuge with their FAINT
lies on board the Portuguese vessels IN the har-
Dor, which had sailed. The Isis left Bahia, after
the packet for Pernambuco. with the news Of the
Revolution in Rio JaneIro. sc. had sailed, and
arrived there before her. Every thing appeared
tranquil, but as soon as the Revolution was an
nouhced, the whole city was in connection, and
the Isis left it IN the greatest confusion.
The Isis came away with little freight, and was
unable to obtain freight to any part of Europe
The quantity Of flour in Pernambuco, was pro-
baby about 1000 bbs. but no sales of conse-
quence made The produce of the country was
held high, but it was expected it would soon be
lower
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08

Sailed from Philadelphia, on the 2d inst. the
packet ship Algonquin. for. Liverpool n this
vessel went passengers our beloved friends Ste
phen Greletto of Burlington, New Jersey, Jonathan
Taylor Of Ohio, and Christopher Healy OF Bucks
county, Pennsylvania, al! approved ministers of
our religious Society and with certificates of con-
currence from their respective meetings at home.
bound on a visit, in the love of the gospel, to
Friends of Great Britain and Ireland; the first
named having in prospect also some parts on the
continent of Europe. A number of their relatives
and friends were in attendance at the the wharf
ON the interesting occasion, and about 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon. the noble ship moved gently
down tie channel, in tow of of the steam
boats. in expectation that she would be able to put
to sea on the following morning. The Friend.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08

DR.4irS THIS D.7Y
New York CONSOLE dated Lottery,
Ertra Class No IS fur 1851,
10 be drawn IN the city New York on wednesday,
June 8, 1851
6ONUHBER LO1JERY--9 UR7TN BiLLOIS
HIGHEST PRIZE $40 600
Tickets s. "; halves sos quarters 25
Delaware State Lottery,
For the B,neGi Of 81 Peters 'hurcl Class fur 1881,
iii be dawn in Whining toni -eiaSare] on Thursday
Junc9
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets =; haives OOi quarters 80
t. DC h.dlma variety OF numbers al the Oihce OF
3. G3z2SE,
Lo!iery and EIchane' Broher, Al'rand:t0
DRAWS THIS DAP.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Ert,a Clas, No IS for 1881.
viii be drawn in the City Of New York on Wednes'
day, Iune
60 YUUBERS-9 DR4UN B3LLOIS.
SCHEME:
l Prize of $4,000 Prize Of s2's7O
/ do of 5000 10 do of 1000
Il do of $500 &C. Sc. &c
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters IS.
" j. RUMNEY'S OrrrcE,
King Street.. opposite The Franklin House Hotel
DR4U s THIS D.4Y.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No Is fur 1881.
will be Ira n IN New York on Wednesday June g.
60 Number LOt!ery-9 Drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL PRIZE $40 900
Tickets IS; halves so; Quarters %
Delaware State Lottery,
For The Benefit of ST. Peters Church. Class No , f'r
1881,
|. To be drawn rhursd,y, June g.
CAPITAL PRIZE IS 900
Tickets 81; halves l; quarters U 50
To be had in avarety OF NUM- ers at
JOHN G. MANDELL'S
Lotfery and Er.hange Office
C1 Orders from the country will be promptly al
tcndedto
Drawing Of the
Virginia State Lottery.
70, The Benefit of the 10,cn Of Whe.if"g, Class No.
for 1851,
N SIS O. 5 90 p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08

Monday was the day fixed by charter for the
annual meeting OF the Stockholders of the Che.
sapeake ond Ohio Canal Company.
A majority of the Stock was represented, and
the meeting was organized by the appointment of
John p. Fan Ness, Esq. Mayor Of Washington,
Chairman, and John p. Lngie, Secretary.
The President Of the Company, the Hon. c.
z. Mercer, communicated the Annual Report of
the President and Directors, to the Stockholders
of the Company, which was read, and ordered
to be printed; and. on motion OF Il. s. CoTe,
Esq it was referred, according to standing rule,
TO General Committee of the Stockholders, con-
sistng of Messrs. Benjamin S. Forrest, George
Watterston, John Cox, II. II. Miller, G. c. Wash
ington, II. S. Coke, Thomas Swami, Thomas
Carberry, A. e. CaZenove, and William Hay
man.
The various proxies presented were referred
for examination to q Committee, consisting of
Messrs. Thomas Munroe, James Dunlop, and 3.
l.. Lear, fsqs.
On motion of B. L. Lear Esq the following
preamble and resolution were adopted:
Whereas, it is understood that minute and
critical examination of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, so far as now constructed. has been made
BY certain officers of the Engineer Corps of the
United States, eminently qualified for such SER
vice, BY order of the President of the United
States, to ascertain the mode and stability Of its
construction, and the value o. the interest of the
United States, as Stakeholder therein, and that
full and able Report on the subject has been
made by those officers hercupon,
Resolced. That Committee OF Three Stock
ha!dcrs be appointed to wait upon the President
of the United States, and respectfully request
that he will cause copy of that Report to be
laid before this meeting. if consistent with the
public interest.
And Messrs. b. l.. Lear, James Dunlop, and
A. C. Cazenove were appointed the Committee.
The meeting was then adjourned 20 Friday
next, ut IL O'clock, NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08
$50 Reward.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near Upper
1 L vile, F~uqIie County, Virginia, slave named
INT HONY

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near Upper
L vile, F"uqlier County, Virginia, slave named
INT HONY
known in and about Alexandria ID G.. as Anthony
Williams. lie is about six feet in height and stoutly
made; supposed he about 48 years old, but from the
budne,s the crown Of his head, looks older; cop.
ger compile Xi"n cunning c0untenance, and plausible
manner Anthony left my farm in the vicinity of Up.
prr,e on The 5ls of last March, with pass allowing
him to pass to and return from Fairfax Court House,
written four DAYS from that date have to be-
ievc that during his absence he procured pass in
tended for another slave named Daniel, authorizing
his passage aud return from Baltimore, within six
eight days from the date thereof The date of said
pass WAS probably Cd april, 1881. White Chimneys.
l.oudoun County, Va. Itis eonjecured, from Antho.
IS former habits, (hsving been saor) that he has
made for Baltimore some other port, where hs
may have found employment on the wharf or on board
Of some ship II is possible that he may be employed
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The above reward viii ne paid for experimenting and
securing him that get him again, and all reason.
able charges in addition for his delivery to me, at my
residence Uppervilis, Va or to Mr. John Lloyd.
Alexandra. ID. e II is expected that any pssses in
his posse sson on his apprehension viii be promptly
secured CHARLES l.. POWELL.
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