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TUESDAY,.
$4,000! Capital Prize, Tickets only 81 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

.-o-' " 'IuE"hh' et
$4,000! Capital Prize, Tickets only "a 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Glass Is.
Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Glass IA,
70, d, %, &c, &c, Co. GA, II, 90, g. 10.
rLASS 49, Authorised by the Legislature Of the
~ State. TO be drawn This Day, Feb. 81, 1882
at O'Clock, P. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
DAVIS 4 co, Managers.
rs Drawn nu,nher--i2 Drawn Bullots.
Splendid Scheme.
u Sl4 Prizes. amounting to slo2323
Tickets 81 00-Iiaves oO-Quarcrs 81 90.
Packages of % Tickets for 500, warranted to draw
at least s4a aud my draw the highest capital, a.
mounting 10 $25,000! Packages of IS llulf Tickets
$50 90, warranted to draw at lens, 81! co. Packages
Of rs Quarter Tickets SIS 90 warranted to draw at
least $l2 90.
For packages Of single ms sts's agy at oFf,cr
l6 Charities ST. and at the corner offs Louis and Cnr-
EeD2j SIS.
NOR SALE-A ligh coored Muut!ress, about II
IL years of age, excellent wusher md rorer,
general house aud a first rate chd's Nurse
being clearly and neat in her person, and very good
tempered.
Fully guaranteed Il gAinst all the vices and ,naludcs
feb q ApnIy ., 66 Cnmpst.
GUGAF-60 hhds. on p!nnta'ion, above ne city,
- FIR sale by READ Il BANSTOW.
fegO Bank Place
DINE APPLE CHEESE il, rsss; % aya for
iaso Bank Place
RAcoN.-I 10 hhds carv Assed hams and 10 hhis sides
- Tor sale by | BRIDGE & Co
~" ! a Magazine st.
= PERM Oil.-2o casks winter aud fall strained
- 80 sperm oil, warranted rnrc, for sal. by
Iel9 isaac BRIDGE g. 60. l3i Magazine st
tLOTl!lNG Gu cases Clo,hing, comprising IN ex.
- 'cns'vc assortment, various qualities, landing
for sne by ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Co,
I.eh.9 III Magazine ST
CODFlSlI-25O boxes Goldfish, lnr sule by
- ISAAC BRIDGE Il Co,
fel9 1871 Magazine ST
NEW WORks-Tales. illustrating the Passions,
- by e James, author of Darnley, the Gypscy,
&c, &c.
>, Travels in the Three Grsa, Empires of Austria,
tussia and Turkey, by Elliott, author Of Letters
for sale by WIN MckEAN:
1el9 corner OF Camp and Common ST
DlANO FuRTE.s--2 more splendid instruments,
with rose colored cases. just opened and for sale
by fel8 TOWAR, 40 Camp st
GLAss-Spece, tinc,ure aud sail mouth Jars,
~ round and square white bottles of every size,
walls from 2druchn, to or for wholesale and retail
by II BONNABEl.,
feblo corner Naichez g. 'Tchopitoulas
NUTS-a0 bbs Brazil Nuts, Just received for sale
~ by fels READ 4 BARSTOW, Bank Place
GUM ELASTIC BALLS for sale wholesale and
"a retail at II BONNABEL'S
tel8 Store, cor Na'chez 4 TchapitouIas st
CITT BANK,
w New Orleans, i6 February, 1889.
H\HE Stockholders Of this Institution hereby no.
tilted, that the annual election for Twelve Direc-
tos to serve for the ensuing year. " be held at the
l5anking House, on Monday 9TH March Aext between
the hours of 10 A NJ and 9 p NJ.
fel8 pALrREY, Cashier
M *DlCINAL HERBs-A complete assortment,
NA tor sale bV 4 R,)NNS
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Camp st. Theatre.

VTVHE GIRAFFE and her companions will be ex-
hibited again at hcr former residence to-day, ind
only for short period, of st Charles and Per-
dido streets.
Hours, from 10 o'clock, A NJ, to 9 P M, each dnv.
The rroprietors in collecting this rare assemblnge
have excluded all animals Of an ordinary class. Of
offensive character, selecting such only oh.
especially to the intelligent and moral Of both sexes.
E,l6
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FOR CHARLESTON.

The fine brig FREDERICK PEARL,
HffN Capt Spoford, having excellent accommodu.
lz4sag tons, will take ore passengers, and deck
load Of about SO hds inmediate application be made
to ten I. HGAj.E q3 Cop,,n, 6,
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BANQUE D'ORI.EANS, )

BANQUE DORE.EANS,
Fcvrier 10, 1889 {
EEITE Banque telmee en- V.ndredi proclaim
~ 2scouran, les hillcts ecleant ce jours devro nj
ere pave lie jour avant
feb 20 Up ISRET c.;s.ar
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New Orleans Canal asd Banking Company,
,-u,s Feb. 20, 1889.
NHls Bank viii b. closed on Friday, the 22d inst;
notes and bills falling due on that day, must be
be made on Thursday, The 2lst insl.
ie.O-2t BEV. CHEW, Cashier.
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FOR NEW YORK.
New York aud New Orleans Line.
1T The barqne NAVARINO, capt. Edwards
Hfi will sail on the % h instant. For freight o
LA. passage, apply on board or IL
Febyl p AlDIAW Sc r,,.,
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.EDlTED BY JOHN S:1Bs0N

commerce. OF New ORLEANs.-We have hereto
fore adver,ed the subject and pointed out the
sty Of protecting by all reasonable aid and accommo-
daton, the shipping interest Commerce depends in
great measure, upon the cofdence in the bottoms, to
which feights entrusted, and the regularity and
certainty with which they can be exported, or i'm
ported tits to the interest Of New Orleans then, to
present such advantages the shipping that they will
make this theirp place of ordinary-.hat they will
only lie up here on the look out for curgoes but will
constantly Land become regular carriers
to and fro,
We have shown that the Port charges-the tax on
shipping here than in cny other har-
Dor in tina Union. We have eudeavuored to explain
why reduction should take PLACE and why different
regulations of the port should be observed. We are
pleased know that bill is before the House, (which
has for its sbec "to condeuse and amend the several
acts relating 10 he Iarbor Master, Port Warden, and
Pilots, of the port of New Orleans.' We have no,
space present, to go into the merits. and explain the
various provisions Of this bill but we must say it is
which claims the attention Of the Legis ature-its
close aud Immediate attention and we hope that no
member may be either a1ly,Ded to cary 1t off in his
pocket or lock ii up in his dra,oer!
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COMMERCIAL,
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


rls@rE - q .CLEARANCES.A
February co. 1899.
SAip Willie Dc Paris, Trott, for Havrc, l. t;alo
ship Amsrican, Fox, for New York, Kidder a Head
0ask Delaware, Fisher, for Bottom, S4Jp Whitney
BARK Tiberius Sears, for Liverpool, Houren
Big Salvador. Hernandez, for Havana, Pratts
0teAaas Gos Collier, Taylor for st Louis, Master
Sshr vesper, Cook, for Charleston kilder s Head
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- \ NEW fUNk MONEY MARKET, &c, Feb II.
lhe transactions at the stock exchange Saturday
not very extensive but prices Of oil tho descriptions sold
show an Improvement the of the day before Dry
Dock advanced 10 $5 Delaware and Hudson $685.
inson Railroad to ss9 Sio New Jersey sos; Cam
ton Company, to S50i per share.
MOBILE, Feb IL.
saturday reached about 1000 bales full prices ranging
2to l7c-smn lots of strictly fine sold
price, principal sales at IA to !6c Stock considerably rcduo-
ed Purchasers do not DO confined any particular
grade and sales arc principally in romnd ots-Avertser
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Steamer Mediator LEFT Cincinnati on Is,h inst tla Ohio
rising fast and full OF floating ice mail commenced
ther trips on the 18th inst left Portland Canal 18th
tho steamers lnvncite Angon, Albany Susquehanna left
same day; met ut Hue River her way up 18th
EAs'ed boat aground shawneetown Bar supposed
the Albany foet Flint island aud rising ycry fast
Ahought to be general break III.
large steamer supposed ole of the English packets.
Arrived Philadelphia Fob 10. Bark Gazelc, Eldridgc,
Bark Clarion, Young, at Havana a9th ILL., for Orleans
queer, - " F-'
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SlQl REWARD

PANAWAY, Feb. 18TH u grff colorod Inv ,.rca
~ CHARLES, large eyes, with u smooth face.
un9nt ~ years old. He took with him a gold wncl'
ana cham. NO. Of the watch $685. NJ Tobias & Co,
s.u9'' drawn by q Blanc to the order Of " SeweIi
ut 60 days from the DIST January, 1889 Tha ahe.I'
any Of the named articles. v" e'''e' vii"
fal9 EDlV,n u, cr,,,r,
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{ IoDE or pRACIICE-E Johns & Co.'S CsaI;;75,
rsn,, mew en!on; The subscribers to this work and
new edition of tn. Code Of Practice, is now in;.h
uI LeaGy Tor aevsry nj th' slo,e ofthe
na .one OF Practice is annotated with skill execu.
ne ne e"t court Rules are contained in it, l.. the
s'aie Vi al appendix. EJOHNS l. To-
IN publishers, New Orleans Statiuners Hall
al2 cor Common and 81 Charles ST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28
Fery raiuaLie LANDS for Sale.

Fern FniuaGe LANDS far sale.
FHItE Undersigned intending TO remove to the West,
taaa this method 10 nouy the public, that they
wish to sell the following Tracts Of Land, TO wit:
One Tract lying Beaver Island creek, containing
22 acres Of which about 100 i, bottom land, with
u comfortable dwelling house, and other necessary out.
houses.
One other Tract adjoining the above, lying mmedi.
a,ey in the Fork of Mayo and Dan rivers, continuing
$50 acres Of which is lGG of bottom land, with
comfortable dwelling house and convenient ouhouses,
adjoining the Town of Madison which IS one OF the most
commercial and enerprisng villages in the Upper coun-
try
creek containing about $50 acres, 4 large portion Of
which is bottom land and with good improvements
Two other Tracts lying on Mayo river, containing 100
well improved and has on 1t grist and saw mill,
the site Of which is equal TO any in the State
One other Tract lying on Beaver Island creek, con-
tanning 600 acres.
One other Tract containing about 400 ncres lying
Beaver Island creek, with very comfortable two story
house just finished and other convenient out-hnuses.
One other Tract containing between Band 400 acres,
UPON which several prnvemenls and could be d.
vted suit several purchasers lying on Dan river,
and bounded by SAID river The North west nearly two
miles; supposed be abou, 200 of bottom land,
and has dwelling house GA feet long, and ~ feel
wide together with all other necessary outhouscs
Also or s half acre Lots in the Town oil Madison,
q part Of which are well improved.
The most of the above Tracts of Land are Joining
each other and situated in the county OF Rocking
ham and Stale of North Carolina and in the immediate
n,iphborh0od Of the Town of Madison.
Also two other Tracts, known by the name Of Aliens
Delight, one part of winch is in Rockingham. and the
remainder in Stokes county, containing about go acres,
bounded on the South by Dan river for about two
miles; has about 300 Of bottom land: it has also
good site for mill 1t situated as 10 suit either one
or two purchasers
The above Tracts of Land in very healthy sec.
ton of country, all being well wuered with plenty OF
good wood land and the soil is suitably adapted to the
culture of tobacco and grain Of every description.
The undersigned being determined TO SELL earnestly
solicit those who may wish to purchase in this part OF
the county, 10 come and examine for themselves
RICHARD WALL.
WILLIAM FERREL.
Fob % 92-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28
CU-NIU
LANCASTER COUNTY

At meeting OF portion of the Republican party Of
the county OF Lancaster, at the Court House. the 18th
of February, le39-Capt Samuel Downing called
10 the Chair, and Warren w. c. George appointed Sc
cTetary
On motion DR.. Charles II. Leland, John S Carroll
and James +. Waddy, Esqs, appointed commit
tee report resolutions expressive Of the Of the
meeting; who, having retired short time, reported the
following, viz:
l. ResOesd, That we do approve If the proposed Re-
publican Convention to be holden in the city Of Rich
lnond on the Sd Monday in March next.
2 Rcsoiced, That Capt. Samuel Downing, Ocavius
Lawson ard Col Benz. Waddy be appointed represent
the Republicans of this county in the proposed Conyeu-
ton.
Resorsd, Tint these proceedings be signed by the
President and Secretary md The Editor Of
the Richmond Enquirer for publication
SAMUEL DOWNING, JR, President.
w. w. T.. GEORGE, SerrtfarY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28

We thank the Waren,on Jeffrrsonan for its compli.
mens tho lis sweets rather much mingled with
acid 1t overratss importance, yet it does not DO
Justice Let the j. rrsonidn repubIsh our late articles
and then let airy Of lis readers doubt if they can about
the which We mean to pursue. We repeat 10
him, that we are going into this campaign bitter and
bloody though it may prove with bold and unillering
spirit. We strike for victory; and, If the country
be but thoroughly reused it will come to crown
the banner of the Republican party. Virginia expects
every TO do his duty We for will not desert
her at this great crisis Let every Republican
Let the Republican press put forth all its energes-and
we will stand by them as long we have health, and
thews and snews left How then The Jeff,rsnnian
want evidence of disposition To aid in steering
the ship through the tempes, which is announced the
black SPOT above the horizon The Jetfer>onian
asks, "Does he (,he Enqurer) that there IS
mu,iny in the crew? (Irue, Int To SO ereat an
erient appears at first sjght) "Can he falt"r?"-
(No) "'rha DCmoctacy OF the odd Dominion look
to him" IFS far rests ,euh they shall not iooh in
rain "Can lie. will he disregard The evidences Of the
necessity of remaining true to her interests" Lct orr
acts not professions answer) The Sub Treasury qnrs-
ton sinks into utter nsgnifcance, when compared with
other great questions which divide the country. (Irue
most tTuC')
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28

MIR Calhoun struck stroke Monday last, for which
We sincerely thank him. We have recently said that few
circumstances in our political life gave more regret
than not opposing the acceptance Of the Smithsonian
Legacy We ought to have done The Federal Go
ornment has no sort If arisdi0n the literary edu.
cation of the people. II among the granted pow.
Years ago opposed Mr.. Madisons scheme
(Which he recommended when he was President of the
u. States Of .NtionaL University, founded the Go
varnmen lots in The of Columbia The manner did
not remnve the Constitutional otjection
Mr. Calhoun OPPOSED the Smithsonian bill-nnd after
argument, il was laid the table, by Of %
TO 10.
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II. y GAINES. Sccrttary.

WuEAr-Sl ~ Il 81 Is per busIel
FLouR-Cry Mills, 49, Canal. 50 asked-Sales Of
small parcels The Basin Bank 81 per barel-duII
sale.
TOBACCO is in fair demand, without change in prices
Receipts small for the Of the year-onv f'on %
10 81 hhds inspecting daily. We quote old LuGs at
s. 10 a $50 ,: Common 10 mihding Leaf, $l3 a
SO l.2: gord and fine Shipping sic SIS extra ma.
nuiacinring qualities SIS so Some few superior
hhds have been sold al higher rairs-one hid. high
as $50 New Lugs. SSI y $J34 Leaf. $40 a Sic
l. General sales of new from $40 pa $I4
CoRS-S4 2 , 4 per barrel.
WINFREE, WILLIAMSON & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28

U" We are authorized TO announce DIR. TAILOR, rs
candidate for reelection in the counties Of Mathews
and Middespx
IL We are authorized 10 announce BAREET u fAYNE
candidate reelection, c: The ensuing election, TO
represent the County of Fuvanna in The next General
Assembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28

We are compelled TO lay over till our next the long
and decided Proceedings of The Republican Meeting Of
B"etourt. They have appointed Delegates to attend
the Convention OF Richmond They pass the Fl.
nance qneston-hut they protest against National
Bank, against the distribution of the Proceeds of the
Public Lands and against the vote for Mr. Rves of whom
they say: "We believe that large nj nrty of the PEG
pie OF Boetuur have doubt of his bitter and
EeIerale hostility TO the present Republican Admnista.
on, nor OF his secret intention TO support Henry Clay
Tor the Presidency in 1910 "They declare their unaI-
lerea attachment 10 Mr. Van Buren, against any
more Wing candidates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28

"H.m'cr o. 'tner fr"n Eashingion cf Tuesday last
we names Of the 6S Democrats who voted for Ma
,"oau be set IN letters Of gold and hung up in your
r p,-anu al ihelr mead. that Of Joe Watkins This
"id f'c"r, when he lighting in the PENN.
49, Ii''f wellington, is always found nl his most, rem,
." Ha''ie,-wheIheri in leading on his division on IN
".' or IN stormlng fortress at the point of the
a., lou have good deal TO do in the next eight weeks
!ou are ready. for you have the eopons to fight
cr, " ana you are truly armed because you have your
,, ,'"f Just Keep right ahead, and you will come out
q" modification at the result, of the contest in
,.sr. 10, OF Clay, Rives, and many Wings, is ex.
sE me exniia''on Of our friends has manifested IT.
-. 'rmps'a'ey. ''-''-s r-'.-s~ &C., &c, am told
r shfd-and well they may be; Tor the direct ten
d.,,, n'ss detection was, to blow them up in their
~TEs ~ II IL had spread through Virginia.
MAJ, resident is in good spirits The difficulties in
is likely will 60 good, for they will precipate
E,,b nt ~ OF the Boundary question: whch i'll put 4
"'o ar Van Burens cap as we'll as Stevenson
don Inc Icea Of sending special mission 10 Lon.
H.. N"e minister 10 be united with S,evenson)-bu,
Ties. vas not suggested by any one in authority -
The collisions may produce bloodshed and war
.;er.a"a English adnonshed 10 settle oil diff
s,h -, WIN Us, since Lower Canada is dissatisfied
mother county The Cabinet were convened
M,,ne ana deilbera,rd upon some dispatches from
Zen. co "n'ch were brought by express Mr. Van Blu.
sound SO, VIII be marked by his usual caution and
las he's Tuesdays .uessage prores)
''' "0anes Speech, on our first page.
nc,s wi. fon'aInes Circular in our next I, covers
'' "ah We can spare for it to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28
LAND FOR sALE-rhe subscribe.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber
y being desrous to move 10 Alabama offers his Land
Tor sale. II lies 10 the county OF Greensv e. on The
Three Creeks, miles North east Of Beied. and l-2
miles from the Petersburg Railroad combining BY recent
survey OOo acTes also, interest OF 3y2 acres IN the
estate OF Edwin Adams adjoining the above Also,
ia acres, lying the Buckhorn Swamp, the county
OF Southampton, > miles West Of jerusalem and mile
from Bethlehem ,; Roads-A further description of the
above Land IS deemed unnecessary, those wishing
purchase, will wish to view for themselves Any person
wishing TO purchase will please call the subscriber,
who viii take pleasure in showing every OF The above
Land. JOHN NJ. STEWART
Feb % "2-lO,-
NOrlCE.-l haze thorough bred mare by Dasha
"a who is a double Archy, bred by Col R. B Corbin,
years DID, and in ioa by the noted imported horse Mar
grave and thorough bred fly years old, by Goiah
Tor sale They are al the stable of Mr. John Carter in
this city, Immediately in the rear OF Farley Tavern
Terms very accommodating VIM. L. WHITE.
Feb 2S 9-S
6tT LEDGER This very ine Stallion, the full bro
- lher to The noted mare, ARIEL Lance and . Rel
ley by American Ecpsr will stand the present sea-
d, stable within miles Of Warrenon, fauqu!er
county, Va al $50 the season, and 81 10 The groom
lie has proven himself sure and good oaget,er For
particulars, see handbiIls. A. l.. PAYNE.
Feb - 92-2lwGw
YE7ERROR-The full brother to Eclipse, Lightioot,
h Shark, Black and Bay Maria; and amongst the
largest thorough bred horses in the State OF Nrgina
belnI luy Itet inches III anu wei pIOpollioHeo
fe beautiful dark bro"n-He will stand al Charlotte
Courthouse Va at SO the season. and 5 to the groom
For PARTICULARS, see hand bills
r. r. RICHARDSON,
r. J. GAINES.
Feb % .2-2awGw
EDICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND LOU
ia, ISA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on and after
Thursday, February 22:
.Nu and Passenger Tain
Lrlves Richmond for fredericksburg daily al past
. clock.
Leaves fredericksburg for Richmond do. al clock,
q.
fredericksburg Frsight Train
Leaves Richmond for Frederick sburg Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS aud Saturdays at o'clock,
Leaves Fredericksburg for Richmond Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays at : o'clock, n
LogiSa NaH and Passenger Train
Leaves Richmond Tor Louisa Courthouse daily al IA
before 4 q clock a.
Leaves Louisa Court house fer Richmond daily al Ia
past ~ o'clock
Feb - 92-l2.
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CLAsshE's GEF1GE.
Richm0nd. Virginia.
SsO,OoO, e2o,O0o.
Alexandria lottery.

For Internal Improvement in the District Of Columbia,
Class for 1899 To be drawn. positively, at Ale1an-
dra. ID C on Saturday, the 2Olh Of April, le39-D.
s. Gregory & Co. Managers.
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EcdHsSdag, FcJ u.

H. g Delegates Alter the presentation Of petitions
ami rrsnlu"Is the House proceeded to The election of
Srrgeama!arms, 10 supply the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Maj j. Winston, wh. n. "u the I'd ballot
DIR. Ward elected lie r"cryIug 60 votes. and his
competitor Alr Subbeied, - The report on the Ma.
olson contested election having been taken up, Nj
PESDLETOss motion, was, after some conversation on
the subject. laid on the taD!c until to morrow.
Mr.. PESDLEroS gave notice that lie would tnmor.
cali up the Uii 10 change the time of meeting OF
the General Assembly and Of the General Elections in
this Commonwealth Several bills OF public chnraC.
ter passed, and others Of private nature jrcIrd
and after suudry bills had been ordered to be- errosed
the House adjourned. Particulars in our next.
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&c , &c , &c.

&c &C &c.
TIA Certificate OF packages of Whole Tickets in
this Splendid Lottery, will be sent for S24O, Halves,
Quarters and EighIbs in proportion. Whole Tickets
S21 Halves 10, Quarter, 5, EIghths so
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale in the greatest varie-
tyhy CHASTAlN CLARhE.
Fsbruarv % g2-w6tT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-28

Michigan is still in a snirl about her Senatorial Elec
ton The Senate had nominated Warren Wing Sub
Treasury Adm'nietration) and the House had uomIna
ted John BdG" conservative, as he is caIled) The
,"o Houses met III Cnnveunn; and ballOngs in vain
there being scattering vors enough In prevent any
iouty On the Glh Wing -, Bidde 2s, Manning 49,
two scattering Finally, The Convention dnurned
WITHOUT an eectom-and il will now require a special
law before the two Houses 90 again joint vot
-, An eicc;ion, however, is probable during this ses
SION.
4 curious concurrence Of circumstances about the
election Of Senators this winer-No election n Della
"a's, none in Virginia, and, yet, in New York
s.t Michigan.
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MARSHALL. THEATRE.

Inst Night bul Three!
Previous 10 the first vacation the Season, IN order
10 enable the Company to perform in Petersburg, ac-
cordng engagement as also TO afford facility tor The
production OF celebrated Play, with new Scenery Cos
tune Properties &c. in the same splendid style as Ju'
llus Caesar and Macbeth.
The third Night of MACBETH.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. o.
Performance to commence with Shakespeare celebrated
Tragedy of
Macbeth!
MACBETH MR. GEO. JONES.
Ia6y MACRETu MRS. GEO. JONES.
To conclude with the new Farce OF
,'7srGs 4!
roh o. 92-u