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BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
TOBACCO AT AUCTION.

TOBACCO AT AUCTION.
ON Tuesday, 9Th April at 3 O'Clock, will be
" sold at my Auction Store, for the benefit of
whom it may concern,
HOGSHEADS TOBACCO,
marked as follows: W.B.X70; W.B.X109; and
GC.x73; which have been permitted to remain
unclaimed for many years in the Alexandria
Thornton Tobacco Warehouse. Sold by order
of the proprietor. w. ID. n. Auct.
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,c,,s ao,itical drama, Mr.. 3. said, Was now "
egs. luz 50. cronfused Many men have got INTO
strangely aces They wear the name OF one
wrong P'JSs act on the principle of the other
party, ans the Senator from South Carolina who
Parties, az to his left (Mr. Preston) had well
sat h', .Ss description was meant Tor only one
sale, uv Were now strangely chequered;--tney
parry ars ,ringed, streaked and speckied.
wele asntoo,s remarks are perfectly correct.
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DIED,

DIED,
In Washington, on Thursday evening last,
after lingering illness, which she bore with
exemplary patience and Christian resignation,
MARCIA MARIA, daughter of the late Thomas Por-
ter, of Alexandria, d. G. She was dutiful
daughter, an affectonate sister, kind and
warm hearted friend; and they who were bound
to her in by kindred and social ties, will long
and sincerely lament her early death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07

rss eollar presses are all in full cry against
macneven, because he has changed his
DI that is, because although once Jack
op"' .oo he is so no longer. 1t is surely the
sou g ,r;sdom not to persist in error
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-07
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

FLOUR AT AUCTION.
ON Tuesday next, 9Th instant, at II O'Clock
~ will be sold on Rumney's wharf for the
benefit Of whom it may concern,
62 BARRELS FLOUR,
damaged on board the Brig Howard, Gooff,
master, on her voyage from Georgetown d. c.
for New York. Terms cash. apr 5
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LOST.

LOST,
DETWEEN 4 and o'clock yerterday af-
I'D ternoon, long Green Silk Purse, tied in a
knot containing S35, five Of which were on the
Office of the United States Bank in Washing
ton, and one or two other small papers fno va
lue. A liberal reward will be given to the find
er, on delivering 1t at this office. apr
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
WASHINGTON & BRENT have received
W large and general assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
consisting, in part, of
Black. blue and fancy colored Cloths
Black, blue and colored Casimeres
Ginghams, black and fancy
Painted Muslins and Calicoes
Checked and Swiss MusIins
Cotton Hose, plain and fancy
Linens, Lawns and Sheetings
Damask, Russia and Birdscye Diaper
Linen Cambria and Cambria Handkfs
Italian Lustring and Gro de Naples
Bombasns, English and French
Satins and Satin LevantineS
Fancy Hdkfs and Shawls, in great variety
Cambria, Thread and Blond Edging
Grape, Wells and Belts
Parasols and Umbrellas
Mems and Boys Summer Wear. in every
variety
Straw Carpetfng, white and colored
"a packages of Domestic Goods
With almost every other article of Dry Goods
all OF which will be sold unusually low
apr2
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SALES.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

SUGAR AT AUCTION
ON Tuesday, Sth April, at quarter past II
" O'clock will be sold on Rumney's wharf,
80 hogsheads)
tierce prime Trinidad Sugars
The cargo of the British schooner Retreat.
now landing. WIN. d. MUTT,
apr Auctioneer.
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GILT CHINA,

GILT CHINA.
TIT G. SMITH has lately imported from
IL. France, via New York, and offers for
sale, handsome selection of RICH GILT
FRENCH CHINA, comprising, among other
articles
Richly painted and gilt Mantel Ornaments
Gilt Tea-sets, Inkstands, Cologne Bottles
Pitchers, Bowls and Toilet-sets apr
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"FORTUNE's FROLICS.a

TUyHE following are among the actual freaks
Il of Dame Fortune, in the distribution of her
| favOrS since the commencement OF the present
| year:
$2O,0O0-Ticket l5 [whole] in the Mary
land: Class 8, drawn February IL, was sold to
gentleman in Baltimore.
800 0oO-Ticket 81 81 ~, [share] in the Dis
NAL Swamp, Glass 4, drawn February 10, sold
in Charleston, S. c..
$5,OO0--Ticket l3 Al 81, [share] in the Dismal
Swamp, Glass d, sold in Staunton, Va.
$20000-Ticket IL 10 90, [share1 in the Grand
Consolidated Glass 4, drawn February Is, sold
in Baltimore.
$4,000 Ticket 10 90 Al, [share] in Maryland
Glass a, drawn February Is, sold to Philadel-
phian, by order from Wilmington
$4,000 Ticket 80 as SO, [share] in the Pc
tersburg Glass a, sold at Alexandra, d. c.
$6,OOO-Ticket 16 %, share] in the same
Lottery, sold at Washington, d. C.
S5,oOO-Ticket II 80 72, share in the same,
sold at New Orleans
$5,OOO-Ticket 16 1s 90, Isharel in the Rhode
Island School Fund Lottery, drawn March 8,
sold at Brooklyn, by order from Jersey City.
20,000-Ticket 20 40, [share] in the Grand
Consolidated, Glass S, drawn March 4, sold to q
Yorker, by order to Jersey City.
$l0,000-Ticket 90 80 80, [whoe] in the Lii
terature, Glass 10, drawn March 6, sold to Bos-
tonian, by order from Providence.
$20,000-Ticket SO 46 SO, whole in the Dis
NAL Swamp, Glass 5, drawn March 8, sent to
Mobile
$lO,oOO-Ticket IL id AZ, [share] in the same
Lottery, sold to Philadelphia, by order from
Camden.
Such are some Of the {" effects" of the Lotte-
ry system, which were never taken into their
account Gifts benefits and disadvantages by its
enemies Washington Weekly Register.
apr 4-1t
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NOTICE.
FENHE notes and accounts for purchases made
Il ofthe effects Of George White, which had
been transferred to me as Trustee, are due, and
will be Immediately put in train of collection,
by suit or warrant unless the debtors call and
pay me their respective dues, The creditors in
sist that the Trust be closed, without delay.
B. HOOE, Trustee Of Geo. White
anr 7-3t
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FOR BOSTON.
FOR FREIGHT.

FOR FREIGHT.
ssN The Schooner CONVOY CRowELL,
80 emaster, carries about 700 barrels, will take
a freight to Halifax or any Eastern port. APP
ply to apr w. FOWLE & co.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, (VIA CANAL)
ksS The Packet SIoop UNION, JAMES TAY-
ss2ssssLoR, MASTER will sail on Thursday. For
freight apply on board or to
apr STEPHEN SHINN, JaHney's wharf
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j. w. VEOLETT.

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE Broker,
Near the corner Of King and Fdyette Streets,
Alexandria, DC.
Drawn Numbers Literature Lottery, No. Id:
% Al 81 ID Is So Al 35 "a
IL Combination IA Is %, prize of 500,
sold at this office.
Drawing Virginia Dismal Swamp Lottery, No
Is AZ IS 10 ID 40 81 IS 81 80
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DRAW.S TOMORROW

DIfH US IU-lHUIIfUW
Maryland State Lottery, Glass for 1894,
Will be drawn in Baltimore on Tuesday, April
rs Numbers-11 Dram Ballots
SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000 prize of $4,000
l do Of 5000 do of 1900
20 Capital Prizes offs 900! &c.
Tickets S. 90; halves2 So quarters %
To be had in a variety of numbers Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20
O,K EE,B,Y.

FEVHE full brother to Lance aud ArieI will stand this
III Spring, 1884, my stable in the comfy OF Bedford
30 miles above Lynchburg, the main stage road Fur
Tier and other particulars in Tine See what MIR. John
G. Stevens who sold him 10 MIR. William II Johnson
says below. JOHN S. HURT.
New YoRK Jan. 10. 1891
DEAR SIR: As regards my opinion OF O'Reiiy, as a
race horse, have great pleasure In stating think him
rstrae one; his speed and endurance both Of the
first order; and his constitution iron oue or be could
not have stood the work you him sustain last
Spring, while 10 the hands aud under the manag nj Of
MIR. Buckley With the belief that lie will realize your
most sanguinc cxpcca ions,
remain your ohedient servant,
JOHN G. STEVENS.
To W. X. JOHNSON, ED
February g. S7-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20

WALLS REPORTS, YoLs. A, s and 6-Eastern
~ District Of phginia, to ,oit: be it remembered,
ha on the 18Th day OF October. Aino Eomini 1888 10.
ben Smith, OF the said District, hath deposited in this
the title OF book the title OF which Is in the words
following, 10 wit:
Reports Of Cas-, argued and decided in the Cour, of
appeals OF Virginia, by Daniel Call, Volume w." The
right whereof he claims proprietor In nifty to the
act Of Congress. entitled ian act to amend the several
acts respecting copy rights"
RICHARD JEFFRIEs.
Clerk of the District.
Revolution to the ime They have been
"ih great labor and expense from the notes and memo
snda =. the judges and lawyers who attended the Courts
aud digent examination OF the records and are now
submitted to the public, with confidence in their fidelity
ne three volumes are now published price Sl4
rep. ~. l93-w4w] ROBERT 1. SMITH.
VHNHE high-bred imported race horse AUTOCRAT,
WIN cover the ensuing season, at my stables near
Lloyd's, Essex county, Virginia. so miles from Richmond
~ from Fredericksburg and IL from Tsppshapnock at
$50 insurance. payable as soon as the mare Is
be with oa, and $40 the leap; 81 to the groom Good
pasurage, and servants boarded gratis at 25 cents
per day. have well enclosed lots for mares and colts but
will incur no responsibility Tor accidents escapes every
precsu'on will be observed, under my eye.
Auocrat was imported IN 1882, grey, IL years old
substances muscular power and beauty he eleg ant
mover oil Kind and gentle disposition; he Is descended
from ono oil the best running tmiles in England and was
himself good runner at all distances high weights for
example, at L'cheld. in Stasrshre, OH the 18th Sep.
TENDER. 1876, when only years old, he a Kings
plate mile heats, carrying l47 pounds beating at two
heats some Of the best horses Of that year. For his other
performances, refer to the American Turf Register vo.
lumc 4.
Auocrat, (bred by the Earl of Deby) by Grand Duke;
his dam Oivea by SIR Oliver dam SEQ mint by Delphi
MI & Scotia by Eclipse, & Harmony by Herod,
gggg d sister 10 Hghhyers dam by Blank, gggggd
by kegulus, & ggggd by Soreheels,.gggggg
oy MaAeiess' ggggggggd Z. D'Arcy's Royal Mare.
nave Certificates from England and New York that
Au'ocra is an uncommonIy fosl geter. The dam Of
G.lah was got with oa by him. with colt at her feet
Under such circumstances she never bred before.
- HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Oakley, Essex co Va. Feb. 20, 1884,
, VI Northern Neck Mares will be put the river
from Mount Airy Tree OF ferriage.
Mares no, proving with oal be insured xt ason
a. the price OF the G93-wSwl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20
BY RITCHIE & COOK.

10 The ENouinER is published twice week, generally and
earee times during State I,snure
ancs IN" same as hee,oo,c Five Dollars
ccved Tho Editors viii safety OF remit
ting them by NALL the postage Of all being
No will be discontinued at the discretion of the
caiitors until all arrcaragcs have been paid up.
~ Whoever will payment papers,
nave the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W Ono square, less first
oV
or assumed Nv in his ci isen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20
JACKS SON.

"A BEAUTIFUL Thoroughbred hay horse, by John
EM Richards his dam the celebrated roile racer and
bottom nag, Honesty, by old imported Expedition, will
stand at my stable IN The county OF Halifax Virginia. at
$40 the season. All The mares that filled to Lance last
will be Ensured 10 Jackson this Spring at the price
ofte season. For further parcuIsrs hand hills &C.
WIN. W. HURT.
Halifax, Va, Feb 6, 1884 fs7-2ml
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20

N OT1CE.-AH persons indebted 10 the estate Of vii.
IL I. Cary deed, or TO the estate Of Miles Cary
decd requested TO make immediate payment as
longer indulgence cannot be given; and al persons having
claims, legally established against eher
requested TO present them TO W. TfMBERLAKE,
ddn'oT Of Wilson Cary, deed and
Executor Of Miles Cary, iced.
Fluysnus, PsImyrs, Feb. Z, 1884. 90 Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20
REOnsiessr TOsssOm

AN ILL Stand the ensuing season, my stable in the
Wv county of Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
RICHMOND and Petersburg. and within mile OF Moody's
avenhe is now at his stand ready serve inares AT
SUI the season. payable lst August next, when il
VIII expire-SlOO insurance, payable as soon as the
mare KNOWN TO he in fod parted whono dollar TO
The groom in every L,rge aud very extensive
turage sown in small grain, expressly for mares left will
the horse, separate lots for and colts many new
stables Tor hem in bad weather. and board servants gratis
lhose sending from distance IL convenient will send
servants with their mares, hat they nay be attended TO-
agreeably TO their Instructions Mares fed If muir
e az 70 cents day. responsibility for accidents or es
capes, but every precduon TO prevent them.
GEORGE W. JOHNSON
PEDfGREE.-y Monsieur TOnson was by paroI,, Le
by the imported horse Citizen, he by PacoIet of EogIsnJ
he by Blank and Blank by Godolpn Arabian his dam by
Top Gallant he by Gslddn, Gelatin by impore ed Bedford
&c. &C., lis graDddm by Grey Medley, mpotted Oscar
imported Feafnougb &c.-Monsieur Tonson IL The fail
brother OF Sir Richard, Henry aud Champion Sir nj
chard and Champion have proven be superior race horses
and have never been beaten.
monsieur TOns0u has made hmseffso iceH kuo,gu bu
ms HWiDoHed dcheremenfs tie turf as TO render ut
Their notice unnecessary. Those who desire 10 sec
detailed account Of his pedigree AID performance arc
icrted to SINNERS Turf Register, January No, 1881
Monsieur T0nsOns colts have sold atvery fgb priccs.
saw their Improvement he having had last l mere IS i'm
ners han the get Of any other horse IN Aericae hest
evidence, however Of my opinion Of him is ina, pad
las, November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him
o,c, w. X. Johnson.
N"cs'eI"c'u, Oh reOrusry' 1901. S9-u
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HDICHMOND BLANK BOOK MANlJF,CToRy


A0 Charles A. Mayo, successor to Frederick A. Mayo,
respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond, the friends
and former customers of his father throughout Virginia.
and the public generally, that he has commenced the
Blank Book Manufacturing aud Book Binding bust
ness all their varieties, his account in this his
naive city, with the determination every exerion
wb'n his power to render his establishment equal 10
any oil the kind in the Union.
IL industry and puncualty neat and faithful execution
Of all orders entrusted to him, and strict attention TO his
business viii merit encouragement such he pledges to
I'll his friends and patrons Having served regular and
long apprenticeship at the business and had
practical experience in all its different branches he deems
unnecessary to at present, tried specimens
OF ms Workmanship in every department. may be
ana referred TO in the city aud throughout Virginia
HIS JHdnYdctury and Bndery is on Main street. in
he corner tenement lately occupied Nashs book
TWO doors below the Merchants Coffee House. and di.
Guy opposite the late Central Hotel where ali orders in
his line will meet with prompt attention, and executed in
manner warranted TO give satisfaction.
MANTED.-Two Apprentices to the above business
aged from III TO IL yearshose from the country would
be preferred Satisfactory recommendations will be re-
quircd, without which need apply
February Is. oar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20
RICMMO.sD, v1RGAsZ9, TMURsDAI; FEBRUg2 y 30 1894

NOrlCE The subscriber having resigned his former
business in favour OF his elicst son. Chas A. Mayo
hereby tenders 10 each and all his friends and
most respectfully his sincere thanks Tor the very
encouragement and avors received for more Than enty
years IN hi, former line Of business In resirning bu
sness which he has long carried on he still feels con-
siderable Satisfaction in his having within his pow TO
recommend TO his old friends his former customers and
generous public, his and as fully
capable TO execute any order belonging TO- or
with the Book Binding business he being the one that
Tor years has executed the best done in his old es
adjustment. FREDERICK a. MAYO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20

EOHN RAND0LPH'S LETTERS to Young Re.
% lave, embracing series Of yearso early yonfh
TO mature manhood-now publishing In one vol octave.
ADD will be from press in few weeks Subscriptions 10,
the above work received by r. T. SMIrI
Feb. 49, I92-1 agent for ne Publisher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20

ME Spring Races the Tree Hill Course, will take
II place the 4h Tuesday in April next the 22d in
stant and not as heretofore advertised The 29 That
day xed OH through mistake kno until
MIR. Adamss advertisement appeared the that
the 29'h was his usual and regular time, with which had
no disposition TO interfere. In orde therefore, not to con.
ict WIN him. have determined YIELD and have fixed
on the 22d, being intervening EEK between Broad
rock and Fairfield. Particulars hereafter.
BY THE PROPRIETOR
Feb Is. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20

Et'hIhf lELD KACES.-The Spring meeting this
~ course, will commence, a. usual, on the last Tues
day, (29 h) in April. RICHARD ADAMS
Feb. H. fS9-6i] Pron,ieior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20


42,O96.O62
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-20

THNHE highest prices paid for -four barrel billets and
u hoop poles, delivered al the Pentepuasy.
JAM %. [sI-Hl T.G. MONCURE,G q. A. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
COMMUNICATED,

COMMUNICATED.
meeting OF portion OF the People OF the county of
Aibemarle, the friends Of tie present Administration of
The General Government held at the Eagle Hotel,
Charlottesville, The 9th Of the present instant, for tho
purpose OF appointing delegates 10 meet those OF Louisa
and others who may be appointed from the other counties
oil this Congressional district, in the OF ChaIoes-
VILE on the ls Monday of November next, some
suitable person to represent this the next Con-
gress OF The United States Col Thomas Durrett presd
ed as Chairman, and George Carr acted Secretary
The following persons, 10 wit: Major James Clark,
Col. Samuel Carr Thomas w Maury, c. II. HARRISON
John Morris, Tucker Coles, Waller Coles, Col George W
Kingsolying Col. David Hays, b. Thompson Brown, X.
H. Simps, Opie Norris John II Csavn, VIM. III. Brock
enbfough, GarTeu Whte--and on motion, Col. Thomas
Dure was added thereo--were appointed delegates TO
the proposed Convention, be held in Charlotte sve on
the ut Monday in November ne1 such time there
alter, as may be most convenient and agreed on. to
select some suitable person candidate, for the Con-
gressiona district composed of the counties of Albenare
Neson, Amherst, Fluvanna and Louisa.
Col. Samuel Carr, Thomas w. Maury, Opie Morris,
John b. Cravin, and VIM II. Brooke Through, were sp-
pointed Committee OF Arrangements; aud Thomas w
Maury, c. II. Harrison. aud VIM. II. peterborough, a
Committee OF Correspondence. The Secretary was re-
quesed TO furnish copy OF the proceedings the Editors
OF the Richmond Enquirer and charlottesville Advocate,
tor publication. THOMAS DURRETr, Chairman
CEoRsK Cam, Secrefdry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

Departed this life the 26I day OF septeuber s3 MIS- Fra
DaHiotih Nj Joseph Danforh
Jli OF her Whist inHhe
hs family have been subjected a,cun ,ev bays
Tor gratitude
bereavement Exemplary IN tho relations OF WIFE parent neigh
@ her life marked by tho higher qualities which deep and
se'ed pr ~ nd which that op'y 'npart meek
AID uaaverng follower OF he's Redeomr TO her
m uad Throughout
tacitd aud painful; aud blessed separation o su linz
md inhuny with The brightest uf
Died At The Poohouss Goocbnd county Of Sep.
icmber last, CHARLES Jonlen, tho 7ist
bird 81 the fesdenco OF Mts Poush lh September In
The Of ouisn, Of disease
Ortude Mis- Agnes Adams, the Goth yeur ago
4soD Revolutionary gone iDed hi4 roslenoe IN
The eons'y OF GVochland, Monday the 2ed sspembe Mr.
James hfolny. lathe 9lst yeaE ef his age.
Died IN IsoDisu Ms. William Tate,
Soldier Of The Revouop and Though long s sustained tho
character Of an honest and upright man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
WARN spR1Nna- Sent 10 1ea1

WARM SPRINGS, Sept. Is, 1884.
Gentlemen: have had tie honor TO receive here to.
day. your letter OF the Sh inst, informing me thai the
friends oil the Administration in Bofeouri proposed TO have
pubic dinner at Fncasile the oath instant TO which
they had been pleased authorize you invite me- with
MIR Stevenson.
need hardly assure you, gentlemen that synpahsng
as do, cordially III the political sentiments and
principles OF my Democratic fellow. ei2ens Of The coun-
~ oil Botetourt nothing could afford higher esatfca-
ton Than to them the occasion so kindly offered
But Imperative engagements the ure of which was
planned in letter had The pleasure Of addressing fe
days ago, 10 worthy member OF your committee puts il
entirely out OF my power, Fegrei say TO pfoh Of
opportunity which would have bee n evsry fespe SO
agreeable, oil communng with the frm and noble spirits
who in your county have rallied with such exemplary
zeal and unanmiy the defence OF The true Of
Republican institutions. For any sacrihees 4 NAV
have made in the cause, and which you are good
enough to say have commended the favorable con-
sideraon aud confluence Of The people, have found
rich recompense IN the APPRECIATION generously mani
Tested By my fellow -ei Zens OF whom there az meme
the testimony OF whose good opDUa could be received
with higher OF its vSue thaO That OF my patriotic
and enlightened fellow citizens o Boeiour pray YOU
edgmemts and to accept Tor yourselves individually ,e
sentiments Of dising respect aud eeni with WHICH
! AIN your friend aud ieOw- cizen, W. G.. RlVES
To Messrs. b. Cafpes. j. Paxton, II. ~. Burwell, +. b
Miller L. Shanks, j. w. Phoppson, j. T.. Audsrsop G.
W. Wilson, l. Shanbs, J. McDOwelk
II. S.-Perl me, gentlemen, through you to offer the
following sen'ineEi IOasi;
The principles OF Democracy: Ne appropriately
exempt ned. proudly ,Rdca ed, when tie people
decide Tor themselves the great questions affecting their
Liberties and inteFesIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

TRBE HFLB RACES commenced The 7fh instant
FIRST Day-WOD by w. r. Johnsons Columbia Tsy-
lor.
Second DOy.-won by W. n, Johnson's Ironsts
Third Day by w. II. JolrDsvn's Tfiae
Particulars ss 10 time, &c. hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

the qualification which has been Afforded 10 our fellow
uzeos by your peculiarly happy effort in your Speech
yesterday we feel that we should only be deprvng
ourselves oil source oil renewed pleasure but should
sii IN The performance OF duty fellow citizens.
we did not make effort to obtain copy for publca
ton.
We must therefore beg you TO give and fellow
citizens this favour.
with sentiments Of high respee your friend. and obedi
ent servants, b. CARPER,
J. PAXTON,
I. N. BURWELL,
II. b. MILLER,
Il. SHANKS,
J. ". THOMPSON.
j. +. ANDERSON.
G. W. WILSON,
L. SHANKS,
}. MCDOWELL.