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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24
From DIR. Thomas Parke.


presden. of the College ofPhyscians OF Philadelphia,
formerly ply scisn to the Pennsylvania Hospital tor
forty-hve years &c a.
Al The request of w. Swain, hereby certify, that
:; ,ha few cases have seen his panacea givehJ ]
have observed great benefit derived from USE, and
nsricusr in The case of q. G. rregomaine, who was
or many years afflicted with very ,nyeterate ulcers
,.ors .ho had attended her In this hopeless situa-
ton she was, in September 1884, admitted patient
in The Pennsyysna Hospital, and had the advice OF
all the surgeons of that benevolent institution, without
receiving any relief, when she began the use OF the
panacese which, to the surprise of all who Witnessed
il effects restored her to good health in two mo ms
In October 1928 she discharged from the bosPl'
tai peri, city cured
From observing the wonderful effects OF SWAIN 5
pan.cca in r. c. Tregomaine's and from several
we'll atcsted reports Of many Of ourm'st eminent sur
ICONS, believe it 20 be very useful remedy IN scro
fuous syphilitic and mercuris complaints ana many
Other constitutional diseases.
''"e' THOMAS PARKE, NJ. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24
HiaM0s.
Madeira " ines.

sAa0eArA w lHes.
r ANDING this day, from the brig lnvincibie' from
IL Madeira, UNI: s.
pipes } Fine old L. p, Madeira W'ne' e. OF
8hsif do Payne and Barr's and +. L. FL
sqr. casks gueiFa's brands
!e,f l niSss Unto ditto
ha'fpipe sercia, ditto
2qr, casks
2qr casks Old Msmsey ditto
These Wines have been sent out as samples aha a'e
represented TO be Of superior quality, and as having
but little brandy in them They are offered lot safe
on accommodating terms, by ,,.,,,u
jy II .. Mhos ''NoS'' -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24
For freight

Fnr ErelSht
~ The schooner PdhELA,
lin s,r,,, master, carries about go bo''' For
.-aA ,pss,y,i,s or the West ladies', apply 10
hs'6Hh e'"''"'' $. NJ. y 5. H. JANNEY.
~, k,rs lnd,as from said vessel aud offer tOr Sa'e
IoD barrels No. new mackersi
10 kegs na,ls. assorted sizes
20 barrel, mess beet
30 boxes sperm candles
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24
Eor boston,,

r The packet brig aLEf4N'hl1'
- .,,.- - master For freight or passage
-: "''' A. Z. CAZENoVE Go.
'72Y % sor SALE lauIng from said brig
Rum in hosshesJs
y bales i,anels, assorted
wb:,s AM, brown sosp in boxes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24
r Nristoe Estate.

In lie County Of Prince ItiOiau, FOR sale.
IN pursuance OF the power vested in the President
J. and Directors of the Literary Fund, by Act Of
the General Assembly. passed 18th February last,
thorizirp the sale ofth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24
70 Rent.

AA Two SMALL HOUSES, both in
@8f!![Athe n, gh5oihood Of the bes, water, this
M SiiE side Of Mr.. Dooe's
JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
l,lso, thl superior Brick House opposite Mr. Smiths
Iron Foundry J. u ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24

THE subscriber respectfully informs those who live
.,,n. ,o Alexandra that there IS no accession tor
them to send to Phsdeiphs for the fanaces, tor ne
lsens constantly on hand supply direct from the
LABORATORY of william SWAIN
General Agent for the Proprietor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24
Fop EOstOn,

rr Tn. paoke, schooner F0RMaA; an
.ljSc.o,. percy.i For freight apply TO the cap
Ns4-ss H-s,.rl a, Fuckers whsIi, or 10 M
Ia al ''A'4 - 4. G.. CN2&NoVE co
.;,.,d ,,er sail schooner, New England
VINO Nv ana, NO fresh caught Maekere
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24

It is ascertsined to be fact, that quack doctors
are making cures by using swaIm's Panacea in dis
grise, for the purpose of selling mixtures in imitation
;ncc in New Yotb, by u respectable individual, and
no doubt it is praciised great extent in this city
The pubic should be their guard against these I'M
posos, as much mischief may be done by this decep'
ton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24
70 Rent,

s,s That commodious Frame DWELL
ssTessT LING HOUSE st. Asaph street, lately &C.
ssssi cupied by Mrs. Hodgknson. There is sta:
80 BILE, smoke house. and wash house attached
TO the pre- misses; also pump in the yard. Apply to
;v97 8. N & S. IL. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24

2nd Be Il further enacted, That It shall be the duty
of the said presid and directors, to require OF the
purchaser purchasers &C the said TEct, bonds, with
sufficient personal security payable to the said Pres
dent and Direct RS together with deed deeds Of
trust the Sold the payment Of the
purchase money and interests; which bonds taken,
shall bear from ths date thereof Asd all per-
sons who shall fail pay into the Treasury annually.
within six months after the shall become DUE the
in crest which may accrue on their said bonds, shall
forfeit all claim the credit given on their purchases,
aud the principal shall theeupon become due be re.
cnverabe by the said President and Directors, with all
interest in arresr, BY motion to the General Court on
ten DAVIS notice Of the time Of making such motion, or
the payment thereof enforced. BY proceeding on the
deeds or deeds Of trust aforesaid at the discretion OF
the said President and Directors.
3rd. Belt further enaeted, That all persons becom-
nr Of land under the provispns Of this act,
shall have the privilege Of paying the amount Of tho
purchase money at any time.
4,h This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof
,une l6-2awt10thOct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-24
EOr Nent,

EOr Nent,
kzra A comfortable BRICK Dwell
MYyTNAIING house with store in front, roraer
AXtsi& of Duke and Patrick streets. Also, q
handsome and convenient brick dwelling
house ON Henry between King and Prince streets. by
may " WM. d. MUTT.
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BRI.S7'OE TRaCT OF LAND.

eSGtB5ffS in the County Of Prince William, proposals
we will be received by the said President and
sas, Directors for he whole, or any portion Of the
said tract. until the 10Th day Of October merit.
The annexed ,rraots from the law, will shew the
conditions required of the purchasers.
Persons Offering proposals will consult their own
convenience in fixing the instruments Of the purchase
money
The Bristoe Tract contains by survey 6,4e% acres,
the greater psrt Of which is under leases, which will
expire in the year $40, and which SUBJECT to an
annual rent of about rs. 900 pounds Of tobacco
~ order Of The President and Directors of the Lite
rary FuM: j. BROWN, Jr. I'd Aud.
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HuriaDs & nessiaNs.

TyyHE subscribers have received per LOUISA, IRON hre
4 men, an assortment OF Bur'aps OF AL nnmDerS' wal
rn,e5 ,n he Of the i,anovran ms ecun Also, fe'
bales essisns, which they will sell on the best terms
aug II A. G. CAZEN0NE, Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE COURT BILL.

The people of Virginia seem TO have concluded, TO re-
model their courts OF justice And the question
is, how this best be done? propose to submit
remarks TO the public upon the several plans proposed
and discussed during the late session OF the General
semby My reason for doing is TO be found in the
circumstaBc eha The discussion behalf of the plan
originally proposed by the House of Delegates, was
principally confined single individual aud that dis
cussion has not been published. My design is 10 state
the principal features of the two plans and compare the
advantages and disadvantages Of the The subject
speaks its importance, and apology is needed for
the ebruson OF these remarks upon their attention.
ly beg the public give these consde impartial
examination, and decide the question fairly upon its
rts This done, and shall freely submit TO their decision
IL Is much to be regretted however, that IL is difficult
TO procure the consideration of such subject this
without some exraneous influence. The passions, local
feelings, desire OF personal aggrandisemen too often
minge in the consideration, distract the Judgment in
duce uncanid statements the part OF the advocates
OF the respective plans and sometimes, gross mis-
representation is employed, to prevent prudent and
wise decision.
Such unfortunately, has been too much the case dur
ing the tendency Of this important subject, before the
two branches Of your Legislature.
Judging from the repeated efforts made 10 destroy
the leading principle Of the bill which passed the House
OF Delegates one might be led TO conclude that 1t was
based upon covert design to sap the foundations Of The
Commonwealth. Is IL really sol Does ii propose TO
tablish despo to trampe upon the rights Of the good
citizens OF this Commonwealth Does IL establish
new code OF laws for our government? Nothing OF this
kind. II simply proposes, TO remodel the Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, in conformity with the
pressed opinions Of the peoplehoping engrsft prn-
cple upon them, which will render them efficient
say, hoping TO do So because has not been given
man TO say, whether the reasonable expectations Of III
friends will be met-experience alone prove 1t
On the oiher hand, the experience Of several sister
States has already demonstrated that the plan urged
upon US az substitute, is wholly inefficient, and inca
pablc Of aiording those advantages which hope fol
under tho other plan. And before proceed TO com.
parson Of these schemes and an attempt TO develope
their several merits hope I shall be pardoned jol
| Offering few repslks upon the elanor which un
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eieharse such duty when 90 required, shall foriSn
snd ~ Tor such cfisnce the sum Of ten ddrar.
me several hdju'snts Of the regiments OF militia,
sna De en- Tiled TO- and receive such cen pensacp as
snau De sdjudgsd and allowed by tbe RsginentAi
S.un Of Enquiry, not eScesdog tie sum If four doa-
as, esen DAY he shall s,.nd tie r lining OF the
oe.'s o. ns Iseimsn' required by law, or any f ri.
msn.s' muster, aud tn Srfgeant jr tfe CD re.t-
men' ,hsi 10 Ike manner be eu,r'ed TO- and ,ecsivs
such cen pen'sfor a. shall be sjjLd cd and srcwed
ny the k.yiinen;aI Court Of qpry rot exceeding
me som Two dsi'ar, ;or sre;y day 6e st all a.terd
sosn "shins oi the 'fc-rf on gpr music to be
ps,i a. In tth-r ssss- p'' v-dsd by law
%, 4 further enacted, Tss, ia all elections Of Ulcers
oy ne ac authorized "a be made, IRE hall be ma.
Jory o. "e oincefs aud nen re.pse Ssly, eLuiis to
Az ac's aud pa5ls Of sci wi,n .he purvisr Of ,sis
act shsH he, and the ssmr Sse her BY r.ps sirI.
passing thereof.
Toe foregoing Is a true cory from Tbs Roll
GEORGE W. MUNFORD,
Apr 22l. 1891 - w "'''.
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Of talents AID courtesy. and that be had no doub bal
ar. Rudolph remained ~ Petersburg, be w,u 4
have been generally liked. The Prince sd,-d ,ha
any thing uttered by any mber Of ,hs Russian Gov
etomen' aud that he should be very glad TO have their
expressly ccn;radcted
'It you think this infor Nd all m of snv " Inc On, a.
perry 10 make Use OF II, ieng II be clear ,nier-
stood that II 10 conmupcst from no party motive
ou, from sense Of the du'y which bind. one gentle
an to testify to the char lcter of another when "a
eums'auees peculiarly ensbs him do co.
The Carieaiwe--We have seen the Cabioe, Carl.
csture which was autographed in Philadelphia and
we can truly 5 y, that we have never seen poorer
,hi"g IN plan or in execution. man OF genius might
nave made something OF the subjcct--but this daib,np
Is utterly vile, flat and rdcul us-One critic saws
that the Fieni Of Mischief who sits abov- ,nioyinp
the scene OF dissolution. looks much like the carl.
cature OF MIR. Clay as the running rats are like the
resignng Observation-Disclosures insists upon It. tina,
the whole attempt Is nothing but tn. caricature 81,
caricaure. And third person suggests that il must
De Joke played of by some Jackson wsg upon tn,
One of this Party at New York does not re,s, the
n'ng AT EDITOR is OF the Commercial Advert
ser, VINO gets not into fit OF laughter but OF morality
on the occasion, and excaims: "W hat are we c,mng
10 In this country when public are thus buresuued
in the windows OF the print shop 'Psuse Tor heavens
sake, pause"
Now, this is carrying The joke too far the her " ,v
we have no objection TO little bagatelle-a Calem-
oourg, or even Carica,ure played Fl, at the expence
oil our public men, provided there any wit in it
Bu such thing as this is too poor lest TO raise n
laugh Ii reflection upon the taste of the party
who avowedIy sees fit to use IT,
Mr. walsh praises 1.-THE says, E" the artist is adm-
raoie In his lneBut is it strange that he should saw
II, who declares Prince Lievan is no authority" in
Mr. Randoph's case, against direct statements from
ST petersburg to very respectable persons
III both this country and England" ON ,ohom7l and
against the evidence OF (anonynious) Witnesses" You
must believe them (quoth this Second DaneD-even in
the matter OF the genufexion, although the Prince
must have seen 1t, ii 1t happened at all But
adds MIR. w. this Prince is minister; and, here
could hold no other language" towards an Ame-
rican minister None other? That is 10 saw no other
even when he knew them TO be true than to affirm
amy such reports were entirely destitute
ne could not evade, could not Soften la mode dpI,
mdtque--but he must go the whole at once---and lie
outright---" hoover bring himself TO these MIRA.
uoxes' may well cry up such daubing as his as an
admirable carricaturei " "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

We may rekrsth Translation 10 saohsr circuit wa ara
ecnsolsd with The reflection that in hs sppolnme mt
ht.sueees-or ws have every reason 20 be gra,ihrd
Resoived, That these resolutions he ned by
the Chairman aud Secretary, and publ sh-d 10 The pa
Pers OF this Borough; aud that a committee be sp
painted to communicate copy OF the came 10 Gen
Robst b. Taylor and copy OF the las, re.olutiop 10
Judge Richard e. Parker.
The ioowiog geutlemen were chosen By the meet.
inRs Comn tee, In obe5aree to the next preceding
resolution. vizs--James Nimmo, John A Chandler.
Jaha N. Tasswrll, John S. Million, and Merit =.
aon. qnHes' snd then. on motion, The meeting ad.
JAMES NIMMo. Chairman.
SwErsoN wHIrEAEAp S,eru
NORFOLK, April 25, 1881
Sin: We have been appointed a committee on be-
half Of the members of the Bar of the County and Be-
Resolutions. adopted this morning. at meeting of that
body Participating as we do, in the feelings of conf
dence so strongly manifested in these resolutions that
the delicate and important trusts coned IN Won will he
discharged as your wanes friends have pre- cteJ per
init us TO convey you assurance of cur individual
srauhcaton and express cordial wishes for your
continued happiness.
We are, sir, your obedient servants,
JAMES NIMMO,
JOHN A. CHANDLER,
~ JOHN N. TAZEWELI.
" JOHN s. MILLSON,
e. nj. JORDAN.
10 Gen. H. b. TAYLOR.
NORFOLK. April &c, 1881
GENTLEMEN Accept my ,nat k, for the communi.
cation you have made 70 inc. A, N time could 1 re-
eeve such an expression of the esteem en- confidence
Of my professional brtih,en wihou, en-, ton Under
existing circumstance and this i, has pe GU
mar c"';ns on M altitude. know, ird EEL! that the
estimate IN have made OF my fines, ios tn inp,rtsn
and delicate tfice 20 which have been called, thew
nave con ui'ed their cwn genera Ivy of feeling FATHER
Una" my merits shal ener The execution OF tba,
once win solemn sense OF it, dutics aud deem con.
visson OF my hhrmlties Nothing could give me cour.
sge 10 undertake II. but the cioususs that shall
carry along with me, an earnest ani cesseies pu pose
70 administer 1t vita Impair lilly and Justice
FOR It's successful admnis alton mus greatly de.
pend on tle intslig literally and csn,o of :be
pat receive tais communication foretaste of the
KIND and generous temier IN which ihsy .ill iudya
my acts Ga my part |, will bs my s,udy as IL will be
my Gu t. cuiti'ae frank aud cordial intercourse with
'pen. sh"'i esteem my self happy ii my measures
nave ade mr. 20 be, very respectfully. yodr one
atns setvast, ROBERT b. TAYLOR
To James Simno, JOSH A Chandler John N IT,
wall john s. nj lison. NJ Jods. Esors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

We understaud, says the New York Gazsie, tia
ihe Hon. Edward Livingston has recev Ell an iBvi,a
'rm the Presidentto take charge of The ptu eni e
State, and that he has 81 mfr ed his ;epance He
will, as we learn leave New York in few DAYS for
the seat Of Government.
We copy tbs above paragraph from the Alexandria
G re te OF this morning. Token in coDneSion with a
report which reached 70 day. that Mr.. Van Buren,
Is making preparations to leave The city about the mid
die OF May, il would appear TO wear air of ptoba.
bility. u. s. Tel .apriI 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03
NEW COURT OF APpEALS

The New Court, under the late Law, CONVEX ed on
Friday lsSt-all the JUICES presen; viz. Henry 81,
orge Tucker, Esq. as President Of the Court--and
Judges Brock, CabelI, Grsrn and Carr.
The Court eded to organizes itself-and appoint
ed all the Old Oficers--and of course, Mr.. Alien as
Clerk OF The Court.
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COyNMU.VTCaTED.
TREE-HILL RACES.

SECOND TUESDAY, IN NAY.
A fine prospect for sport presents itself that week
Polly Hopkins, the beauty and terror OF the turf has
given way, and opens wide field Tor contention, and
competition Each stable will probably send forth a
champion, dreadDg notwithstanding nothing-each
confident Of success warrants the supposon of hand
some contest The number Of horses will add much
TO the interest Kate Kearney is not in training. and
Slender has gone 10 the north Sussex too has retired
leaving the field 10 Collier. Restless Mercury, ]. c.
sparrowhawk, Mayday, Annette, Charlotte Temple,
Sally Hornet, Dashal, Malcolm, and host Of others
More than fifty horses prepared for the racing cam
paign, are expected at Tree-Hill next week.
BROAD ROCK RACEs-r1Rsr DAY.
Fist Raee--sweepstake, mile heats---- entrance
5000 three years old
j. W. wofree, b. c. Turk, by Arab 2 1
Abner Robinson, br. I. by Eclipse dis.
John M. Botts b. C. by Archie dis
Time-ist heat, L. 50-2d do 2. 1.
Second Roce-sweepstakc, mile heats-ontrance
500, years old
j. M selden, oh, C. Clifford by Charles 1
w. r. Johnson, Oh f. Charles dr..
John Minge, br. C. by Archi, dis.
+. ID. Watson, gr. c. by Shawnee 2
Time-lst heat, 1. SID do. 1. t6.
SECOND DAY.
Propretors purse, S2O0--two mile heats.
J. NJ. seden's Sparrowhawk, by oharles,
Thomas Branch, Da'h'll' by Archie ,s /,
W. r. johnson, G Temple, by Archie,
years old, 2
r. d Watson, Gemims, by Rather,
years old 3
3, Moody, julia by Charles, DO withdrawn
Jno p. wbite,Cs Warren, by Virginia.
years old, 4 -
Time. Ia. Ga. l0--4. 16.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club purse-S5O0, 3 mile heats
w. r. johnson, Polly Hopkins, by Virginia, years
q distanced ard withdrawn.
Thomas Dosweps sally Hornet, ny Charles,
years old,
J. p white Collier, by Charles, DO. 81
1ime--6, 60, SO m.
Third heat, close between Collier and Sally Hornet;
the latter, during the race, making several efforts 10
bolt, and with difficulty kept to the tract
FOURTH DAY.
First Race Post Stake, $225 1.-TWO mile heats.
J. r. White, Restless, 2
j. NJ. Selden, Mercury, drswr
w. r. Johnson, Vrgni, Taylor, 3 ]
- Wyatt, drawn
r. Adams, Pemberton's horse, dr.
Tines, 49,, 65--a, 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03
THE .MATION:aL REP UBLTCa.Ms

. e Wv UIk sen IIeI says, iba III party NAV be
kncwn ny lie OBJ oxious meaaurss--Aod the So are q
.Wptondf B'nk-H rarisD National .ystem OF In.
ternai improvements" National deh,--a National
sy'em CT Lavish eSptndiure-a National sy.,em n,
eno "'ant isrh- Wa iondi Sipr- me Judicia y-tb.
wsoIe calculated TO end IN National cousot' a,i,n.
ana . National .honarehy"-They are wo Sc han
ufd federaiis's-in dissui'e.-Ani their doc,rina s
Rights Of the People. 80 ""u '"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03
GENERAL ORDER.
ApJUrANr GENERALS OfrIcr.
Richmond. 26th Apri, 1891

Richmond. 26,h Aprr, 1881. {
The Commander 10 Chief promulx st.s, tor the IN.
formation and sovern. Mt OF all Officers OF the Mill
ua OF ae State the su joined Ac, Of ths General As
semby which passed a, The lat ...si, n-..d .i fine
on each, st't-t Observance OF it, ptovi.or- . He
avai's hiiess It 'his occas u, % remind tie
oso % Regiments CT she necessity OF increased IL
tenton TO sabdibg Gsbeial D der, rom ms D-pa.t.
meD', outing ;he scattered asm-, ordnance sceoa-
r.msn.~ e.. IN their p etve Re- iuent., belo, gh
,ne commonwealth TO b. collected, and tor ward, d
o the Armo'y 10 this C,y.
By s'mnsnj, BERNARD PEYTON,
Adiu ant GeIer4l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

We learn, on good authority, from Washington, that
Mr.. WOODBURY. has accepted the appointment of Sc
cretary OF the Navy. BALI. Rep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

We are requested to announce Col w. L. WHIT
and Capt CHARLES THOMPSON, 8 Candidates, at IL,
ensuing Election for Hanover County, to the House
Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

ne Northern papers have several specula,ions up-
on 'ne Auorney-General.-(Be it understood, in the
hrst instance, that Mr. Berren has not resigned He
coa'd not nave known oil the change at Washington
when ne lett it, He passed through Norfolk on the
uh aprli; the very date of Mr.. Eaion's Lottery Mr.
buchanan has b:en named in the northern parers-bu,
7. barbour seems to be most generally named-It
was az one Time rumoured at Washington that Judge
rucser would be appointed-But the Winchester
Virgnian places ''little reliance" in the report
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

NICkLE'S OFFICE
EARAWiNG Of the Virginia Wssburg Lottery,
HB No. 5.
25 Al 50 % 46 20 so 80
" No. 2s 46 so, Capiis Prize Of $4,000, sold
and cash al MIcKLE's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

YuyO the MEMBERS OF THE PRorEsrANT EPIs.
b coPAb Crunch The Annual Convention Of
the P,o.est n Erissrp Church OF VII gnis, will DO
bid 10 the Borough o. Norfolk Thursday the 19h
Iue'ant JOHN @ WILLIAMS, Sec'Iy.
MAJ 3. I20--fd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-03

meeting was held at Lexington, Ken,u ky, on the
10Th u OF the Stockholders Of the Lexington and Ohio
road is TO fr I'm Lexington Louisville The sub
script had amounted 800 000;but before the COM
pany dispersed, several persons forw I'd aud
tered their names for additional Stock The meeting
to resolution to put under contract portion Of
the road. not exceeding eight miles at Louisville, and
seven at Lexington and the Directors were authors-
ed TO call on the Stockholders Tor not exceeding
$l50,00O Tor the purpose of executing this part of the
road.