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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
Public Sale.

Il virtue Of q Deed of Tus. from William veitch
10 and wife. bearing date the 20h Of September,
1923, shall, for the purposes therein mentioned,
Wednesday, the 18th of August next, offer for sale the
following PROPERTY, to wit:
a LOT OF GROUND 81 WHARF on the
east side of Strand street, in the Town Of Alexandria
Beginning Strand street eighty feet three and
and hafinches to the south Of Wolfe street; thence
south Strsndetreet Lightweight feet three inches
and hs thence eastwardly, paralelto Wolfe street.
into the Potomac, thence norhwardy, psrsllelto
Strand street. eighty eight feet three and ahaf inches
thence westwardly 10 the beginning Also,
THREE OTHER LOTS OF GROUND on
the side Of Strand street, to the southwark Of Wolfe
street. and the east side Of twenty feet alley, lead
ing from Wolfe street, between Union and Strand
which three Lots of Ground adinn each other, ard sre
all embraced in the following boundaries: Bee inning
on the east side OF said alley, eighty six feet
ches to the south Of Wolfe street; thence said ~
south ninetyeei; thence east parallel to Wolfe s,
eighty feet, to Strand sreeti thence north ST.,
street ninety feet; thence west To the beginning 'sa
ONE OTHER LOT OF GROUND on the
west eide of Patrick street: Beginning one hundred
and twenty five feet from luke street. running parallel
with Patrick street twenynIne feet; thence westward
ly, parallel to Duke street. hundred and twenty.
three feet Ave inches; thence southwardy, parallel to
Patrick street, fifty feet sixteen feet alleys thence
parallel 10, and binding said alley twenty three feet
five inches; thence northwardy twenty .one feet,
thence eastwardy, and parallel to Duke street, one
hundred feet, to the beginning
After the sale of the above, SHALL necessary, sell
the following PROPERTY, conveyed 10 me in trust by
the said Veitch and wife, and Bcnoni Wheat and wife,
by deed bearing date the goth Of September, 1923:
A LOT OF GROUND on the south side of
Duke street, between Fairfax and Water Streets bind.
ing Duke street twenty feet ten inches;
ming thence southwardiy parallel TO Fairfax street.
nnety.one feet six inches to ten feet alleys thence
eastwardly, parael to and binding on said alley.
twenty-seven feet ten inches; thence northwsry ma.
rael to Water street. ninety feet six inches to
the beginning
The sale will take place the premises at twelve
O'Clock. Terms, Cash.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

The authorities Of Charleston are making ac-
tive and judicous arrangements for the accom-
modatlon Of the sick, in case the epidemic should
unfortunately reach tina: city. This is right -
As the cholera may afflict very large portion Of
the Union, and no one can foresee what place
may escape, it behooves the authorities Of all
places to be prepared 10 the event of visitation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
Host,

TWO Tobacco Notes, viz: Is. No. 537 and 538. At
the expiration of ten days from this date, spplcs.
ton will be made to the former Inspector. Thomas
Swami, Jr for renewal OF these notes. provided they
are not found or produced by other person e er
to myself or Mr.. Swami.
aug 8 JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
Asiatic Cholera.

1 TREATISE on the above subject. giving an &C.
u count Of its rise and progress, character and
ture symptoms, prevention and method oftreasment,
by DR.. Joseph seavy; price IS cents Received on
sale by r. KENNEDY.
jyS1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
Cu,np Meeting.

4 CAMP MEETING will commence on Friday, Oath
in grove near the main road leading from Dumfries
Iansdown's Tavern aud Stafford Springs squi distant
six or seven miles from those places. nine from
Stafford Court House and Brensve. and fifteen from
Occoquan The situation is remarkably heslthy, and
supplied abundautY with good water. co 8t-iy 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
NOtice

no STEAMBOAT TRATELLERS.
LII persons travelling to and from the Steamboats,
"A are informed thst Carriole, Hack, or Saddle.
Horse be procured ct all times. take passenger
to or from Port Tobacco, any intermediate place;
and private accommodations can be bad, At Tavern
rates, by the subscriber, living the Hill. at Pye's
Landing. JAMES b. PYE.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
Mount Vineyard Hotel.

,"NVWNV KAtV UKU HH"SOH'
farm The subscriber begs leave to return his thanks
Esiss TO his friends and the public generally, for the
encouragement heretofore extended to HIS Father and
hopes by strict attention to business. to merit con
tnuance of their patronage The above establishment
is situated about four hundred yards west of
F.AIRFAX COURT HOUSE, vi.
at the spot heretofore used private dwelling by the
late Richard Radcliffe; which, for health, comfort and
pure water, is excelled by no place whatever He
viii! accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen in the most
comfortable manner and on the most reasonable terms
either as travellers or rs Doarlers, by the week or
month
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of leaving town dur.
ing he summer months, would find this q comfortable
and agreeable retreat, being only IA miles from Alex
andria, and II from Washington and Georgetown.
JOHN L. BRONAUGH.
haunt Vineuard August Q lQl1-Sw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
For CanAp Meeting.
The Steamer COLUMBIA,

The Steamer CULU NBIA,
Capt James Mitchell, will leave the
EER. District of Columbia, on wednes
s&ss::a6 day, the 18th inst. for Camp Meet
ing al Knsa., on the Yeocomco River, Westmorelsnd
County, Va leaving Georgetown at S, Washington at
s, and Alexandra at O'clock A. ~. She will arrive
at the Camp Ground (which Immediately the land
ing} by O'Clock in the evening. She will stop at the
different landings OH the Potomac to land and receive
passengers
Returning to the District, she will leave the Camp
on Friday evening, stopping at the different Landing.
to receive passengers for the District.
On Sunday morning she will leave the District on
her regular trip to Baltimore calling the different
landings to take passengers to the Camp; and will
her return from Baltimore, call at the Camp on Thurs
day morning, to receive passengers for the District
Passage 70 and from the Camp, 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
f..A DWELLING HOUSE. and other go,d in

6ss.s, DWELLING HOUSE. and other gooi i'm.
E.EI provements.
o., !ns estate are two Fisheries one, called Sandy
Point is very excellent Shad and Herring shore,
sidered equal any in that neghborh.,d, and is fish
ed at small expense The other has not been much
6shed of late yeas, but formerly considered We.
ry good Landing This estate will be sold altogether.
or divided TO suit purchasers, into 3, 8. or farms
An excellent Farm could be attached to the Fishery,
of from to 400 acres, which would be very convenient
for nanurng from the same. Another Of similar size,
could be allotted with the Dwelling House. The resi-.
due of the Land having much wood and timber it,
will be very valuable to any purchaser.
Deer and other Game, well as Fish and Fowl. are
very abundant on this Estate. isabout twenty miles
below Alexsndris, and Ave from Occoqusn Mills, at
which latter place is thriving village, and extensive
manufacturing establishments For further particulars
and terms apply to Thomson +. Mason, Esq Of Alex.
andra, ID. 10 the subscriber, in Georgetown,
d. g MASON.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

Class No l6 for 1882,
To be drawn at Wilmington, lDel.l on Monday,
August 13
HIGHEST PRIZE $40. 900.
Tickets IS; halves2 so; quarters l IS.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No % for 1882,
Will be drawn in the City OF New York on wednesday
August Is
CAPITAL. PRIZE $4,000
Tickets "a; halves 2 90; Quarters w
To be had in a variety OF numoersat
+. II. WHITES
lottery Office, Royal 81 Get.
1 Orders from the country specially attended to.
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery, No.
q for 1882:
IL So Is 8 SO 25 10 AZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
Extract Of a letter to the Editors Of the Beacon
PHILADELPHIA, August 10.

PHILADELPHIA. August 10.
The cholera intelligence yesterday, is rather
more favorable. One hundred and forty tmo
new cases and thirty nine deaths were reported,
exclusive of the Broad Street In6rmary and
Blockley Aims House, from both Of which pIa.
ces no reports were received.
1t is gratifying to observe, however, that there
is decrease of eleven cases and fourteen deaths
in private practice-,here being ninety -four such
cases reported on Thursday, and but eighty three
yesterday, and t,Oenty-sir deaths on Thursday,
and but twelue yesterday.
We learn with deep regret that two cases Of
Cholera and one death occurred in Walnut street
Prison yesterday. There are upwards Of four
hundred prisoners, male and female, in THIS pri-
son. We trust that it is properly provided with
medicines and physicians.
s.. Since writing the above we have been po-
litely furnished with report Of the cases in the
Aims House, Buckley, by which we are glad TO
perceive that there are no new cases and but tDo
deaths in that institution, siAce the last report.
We also learn that there are no new cases in the
Broad Street Infirmary, so that the whole num-
Der of new cases for the twenty -four hours end.
ing at twelve O'Clock yesterday, is one hundred
and forty.tw and fortyone deaths.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
For Amsterdam,

>SEh The superior coppered ship C0NSTELL4
TON, Sampson, master. For freight of small
or passage, havsg handsome accommodations,
apply To EUW'D. DAINGERFIEJD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
Farms and Fisheries for sale

offered for sale, the valuable Estate called LEX
INGTON, lying end at the mouth of Occoqusn
River. in Fairfax County, Va. This estate contains
up wards of 1900 Acres of good farming Land with
an abundance of W, cd and Timber. 1t has on it a
very handsome and large
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Valuable Aan0 for Sale.
TINE subscriber. having located himself in the
Il Western Country; is DESTROYS Of selling
HH5a< A TRACT OF LAND,
% in Fairfax County, about eleven miles from
~ Alexandria II is situated on the Little River
eE1RA Turnpike Road. adjoining the land Of Peter
Goodng, and contains
S38 ACRES,
half of which is well timbered with Chestnut and
Oak; the soil 10 easily improved. The place is re-.
markaby healthy, snd is very desirable; but in conse
quence Of living at distance, will sell it great bar.
gain IF not disposed of private sale before Thurs.
Kay, 10th instant, WILL that day, at 10 o'clock
\. be sold, in front Of the Reading Room on Fair.
fax street, to the highest bidder. Persons wishing to
purchase will please apply to WIN, ID. MUTT, Alex.
andra rto the subscriber, at Fairfax Court House, by
letter. CHARLES FI1ZnUGH.
augl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
AS5;;'.aE
THE CHOLERA.

NORFOLK, August g.
The Board of Health reports for the "a hours
ending this DAY, at twelve O'Clock, VI.
New Cases. Whites 2-BLacks 23-s5
Of which have died
Deaths of previous cases 6
Total deaths 9
All Of which were colored persons.
NORFOLK, August 9.
The Board of Health reports for the "a hours
ending this day at noon:-
48 new cases of Cholera, VIZ. 10 white and So
colored persons,
Of which have died IL
Deaths, Of cases previously reported 9
Total deaths 90
Of which were white and 10 colored persons.
h, Portsmomh-Of the Cases before report
ed, as far as we can ascertain them, 6 have died.
New cases from Tuesday, P. NJ. to Wednes.
day. 5 P. NJ. 18, q whom 5 have died.
We received No report yesterday. from Ports.
mouth, but learned that the number Of cases and
deaths as per last report was somewhat diminish.
ed within the last "a hours.
Extract of a letter to the Editors Of the Beacon,
dated
"SurFoLK, 9th Aug. 1852.
"There have been thirteen cases of Cholera in
this place and its vicinity, which have terminal.
ed fatally-2 whites and | blacks. Several ca
ses now remain, and it is believed they will ge-
neralIy recover.
- There is no abatement of the Cholera here,
as to the number Of cases; but 1t has evidently
assumed milder character, and yields readily to
medicine. 1t is vet confined to the blacks. with
usry feU exceptions"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

DRAWS THIS DAP
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. l6 70, 1882.
Will be drawn at Wilmington, (Del.l on Monday
August Is
Prize of 100000 2 Prizes of 8l,e70
l do of 5000 20 do of 1000
do of 1000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets IS 90; halves 2 so; quarters l2s.
10 be had in variety of numbersof
J. o0RSE,
Lottery e Exchange Broker. Aierandrfa.
Drawing Of the New York Consolidated Lottery, No.
81 for 1882:
ii Sc IS 8 SO 25 10 AZ
Drawing of Connecticut Lottery Class No. l3-new
series,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

A late number Of the London Atheneum est.
mates that benevolent and amiable class Of sec.
taries, the Moravians scattered over all parts OF
the world, at the incredibly small number OF
10000. Yet they keep up l27 missionary esta'
bishments, at a yearly expense OF more than
$4,000 sterling.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
Notice.

lido hereby forewarn all persons from trading with or
/ employing any of my Servants, without my con-
sent ELIZABETH II. oohUoN'
l0-2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

The Springs at Saratoga are comparatively de
serted this season. Washington Irving arrived
there a few days since.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
For Sale,

TWO NEGRO GIRLS, not to be removed out
Il the District. Inquire Of the Printer
aug 9-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

Governor Carroll, of Tennessee, has decline,
the appointment of Commissioner to treat wit,
the Indians.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

.7noiher Editor Recorded. ]. Bay
ard, editor Of the Cincinnati Republican for some
eighteen months back, has been rewarded by the
President by his appointment as Clerk to Com
missioners for running the boundary line between
the United States and the Mexican Territory.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

A French gentleman at New York, writes to
his friend in Baltimore: sit is estimated that
upwards Of 10000 French inhabit this city, aud
that but two Of that number have died with the
ChoIera; these we're noted as being very intern
perate."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

Official notice has been given by the French
Sea Island and Upland Cotton is abolished, aud
that hereafter the same duty only will be exacted
N France OH the former as on the latter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

Gen. santander arrived at Santa Martha on
the 10th Of July, from New York. where he wa;
received 10 style suited to his rank, amidst the
reioicings Of highly sratified people.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13
White lead.

IN KEGS pure white lead
CU So do No do do
so do No. 2 do do
Manufactured by S. 81. & S. IN. Lewis Philadelphia,
for sale by w. IL MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-13

n Chaags-The editor Of the Snow Hill Mes
senger. printed in Worcester county, Md. ha
formally and publicly renounced General Jack
SON for his veto on the Bank bill. The edito
states. that he has been Jackson man from 1924
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
SOUTH CAROLINA Politics.


Hon. IANGDoN CHEvEs-SOutheTn Contention.
The people (and not their wouldbe maserS have COM
manded-"Lct there be hgh-and the true hearted pa
o,s, the real p,,rarchs political Temple respond
"IhcTe shall 6eHght' The Developments of the last
few weeks have been podgious indeed. The aspect of
our Affairs Is at this moment undergoing most wonderful
changerhe signs OF the times" that recently BODIED
s'om and and miserable shipwreck our no.
bt hopes, indicate the cheering and happy
guies tor the future. Witness the manly and vigorous
efforts OF Blaiihe honest disclaimer OF Nucko!ls--the
sound and consistent aud independent Nindicalon our
Dmytou--;he frank and high-mndcd acknowledgement
Of Barnwc that ne and those who signed the Inanilvso'
were in errOrand the ''SH small uOice Qf reason
that put forth by the wise and discriminating Cheves
What do they all promise but the salvation and honor of
State?
These the men in whose counscls there is safety.
Let them he listened to- and the Republic is sale. Con-
tenn their admonons, and lost-rrccoverably
lost
"The question (says this di,tng ui,led patriot sis en-
trely for the people. They may redeem the time past,
ANA make the measure Southern Convenion0 elective
TO the great and patriotic end proposed 1t presents
subject for temperate and wcscasoned appeals their
judgments THEIR EARS HAVE DRUMnED
WITH THE LOUD CLAMoRs EXCITEMENT, THAT
THEY MAY BE PREPARED SEEK RELIEF FROM
THEM IN LISTENING TO TIE STILL, SMALL VOICE
OF REAsON.'"- CifV Gds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
1O6sI 1921 37452 Aoo1e

Brcathitts majority Buckner, 1860
We present readers with the full and complete re-
turns OF the recent election for Governor and Lieut. Co
vernon oil Kentucky made by all the SherIs, upon the
nal comparison OF the polls, according TO law
Here is the official recorded, and constitutional evidence
OF the election Of JOHN BREATHITT, the Republican
Jackson candidate for Governor Of Kentuckyhe fact can
therefore be no longer denied: And here full proof Of
the complete triumph of the administration of Gen Jack
SON. and ohe downfall ofthe Federal Bank and Clay par
ties in the West.
No candid and well-informed denies this conclu-
sion but in order that none may be able TO sickle upon
even quibble just refer to the triumphant annuncia
ton OF 'the complete Of the Clay and Bank par
Ties in the supposed election of Judge Buckner their can
ddate" found upon the files ofevey coalition paper in the
State Ut tcnS then declared and is there recorded that
he election for Governor of Kentucky determined the
strength Of the parties in the State at the approaching
Presidential election and if there then any truth in
them, the Coalition Editors stand condemned out of
IheH own mouths and upon the records Of their own
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
BIGGER'S
EXCHANGE q LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA.

DrG'0ing Of The Virginia Dismal Scamp Canal Lot
terry, No 10.
81 SO Is l 90 is 80 63 81.
63, Prize of $1,000, sent correspondent in the
country.
Half Ticket Is So, Prize of 81 OOO sold in the city,
and paid at sight, usual by BIGGER
Drd,0ing Ne,o York COnSoL Lotieyu No 30:
% 63 % 35 20 % 80 AZ g.
% Only one of the Capitals, IL CO, with numerous
snug prizes was sold in this scheme by BIGGER.
PROMPT PAYMENT!
Ticket Fl p 50 the Grand Capital Prize of $40 900 in
the Grand Consolidated Lottery class No IT, was pre-
scented yesterday by the fortunate holder gentleman
at sight. F
BIGGER requests the attention of his friends to the
Grand New York schemes, which will be found below
18th October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

Whilst President Jackson has been engaged in accom-
pshng these highly interesting events Tor his country,
treatise uhtcat and has whole population
o South Carolina by the And that treatise, tits said,
has raised can eternal monument to his fame" But q
monument OF which il is most probable patriot will
w his good fortunes.
Whcn the impartial people of South Carolina, who love
their country, and who love Justice look upon this picture,
they will know il il And in spite OF the trading
politicians to The contrary they will do their duty when
The tine shall arrive lot them to They rightiuy
Invested with the power aud there question but tina,
they will exercise il as they ought 10 do.
ITO be continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

WIN. Cumming. Judge J. F. King, aud Aug. Slaughter,
Esq be appointed to ascertain by direct correspondence
with the candidates for Congress- and for the Legislature
from this county, what are their sentiments in regard
notification, and TO publish such answers as may be re-
ccived."
As Members Of that Committee we respectfully request
that you will obgc your fellow citizens OF Richmond, by
communicating through MS, your sentiments in regard TO
nullihcaon Their motives will be properly ex-
planned by their own acts than by any commentary Of
ours; have therefore taken the liberty OF annexing
complete copy OF the Preamble and Resolutions which
were adopted by the meeting.
We have the honour 10 be- SIR very respectfully your
obedicnt servants. WIN. CUMMING.
J. p. KING.
AUG. SLAUGHTER.
[ere follow in the original, the Preamble and Resolu-
tons referred to which ii is thought superuous Ia cOpy
.7nsosrs received 6y The Richmond Committee Of Cor
respondenee on the 7utject @ Qualification
SPARTA, 2iih August, 1882.
Genteinen:-I have just received from you, as Com
ee OF the citizens OF Richmond county, your circular OF
the 10Th instant requesting 10 communicate through
caon" The shall be as brief and explicit as the
enquiry. l do not believe notification to be either
peaceoble efficient remedy against the expressions Of the
tariff and am entirely opposed TO il.
With sentiments OF the highest respect, yeur obd't servt
CHARLES EATON HAYNE
.NesSrs Cumming, King and Slaughter.
AUGUSTA, oath Aug. 1882
Gentlemcn:-I have this momen; received your note
addressed TO in obedience TO the last resolution of tn,
Richmond Meeting of the 18th. In answer to it, l car
only say for the present that believe notification to b,
the proper mode of resistance TO the tariff at the
time ready relinquish it for any other mode which
may unite the people of Georgia. For fuller exposition
my views upon this subject refer you to the Chron
Gle OF Tomorrow and Wednesday next
Very respectfully, your obd't serv't
AUGUSTUS b. LONGSTRE Ell.
MeSsrs Cumming, King and Slaughter.
Our venerable Nathaniel Macon sets bis face agains
Notification His remedy is "stTiUe continually for re
cf in the councils Of The country and unt is afforded
hue entirely tcithin ouseivcs.1his is the advice, am
opinion of an honest and consistent politician, who Opposes
the Tariff OF l9l6.-Rdlegh Register
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
IsIDNVELL'S OEEIGE.

Draton numbers NJ the Dismal Stoanp Loffeyy, Glass
No. ~.
81 36 Is ] % 16 35 G3 ST.
u 80 63 and Is 63 Capital prizes Of ssI 600
EACH sold by Bidwe at his Fortunate Office It door be
low old Market Main street, where have been sold with
in short time, Twentyone Capitals in the Virginia State
Lottery.
Wheeling Lottery, Glass No. 2.
To be drdLon Friday, The ian inst, at Richmond
SC. Not two blanks to ono prize
Tickets 80, shares in proportion, for sale.
u orders from the country enclosing cash. promptly
auenued 20 IS usual oy HORACE BIDWELL.
Richmond Set. T. 34-Its