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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09

:, The barem with dispatches from bey1o"t bringing
intelligence that the English squadron, win o'oo a.
baniAns 10000 English muskets and artiieFy, Sc on
hoard were arrived the coast OF syria, ano aoo"t "
,;ou The effect nf the has been, t" aggraraie
and .mb,.rr the quarrel beyond all possibility "f ann
CABLE settlement =, -
A,rx..rrI, Aur ~. quarter past clock i NO
Austrian rigatrs have Just arrived aud nhchorrd along
SIDE the Bel-rnplnn, outside The rect Tue nrk sl ana
Eryp,,an fleets are all IN motI"n: apparently putting
Themselves IN order for the last resort it news OF
Cnii,nud0rr Naper arrival at ifeyro"t WIN tour n-
o var corvette aud Turkish line OF battle ship, -
confirmed Capt, Walker sa 10 be on board The last,
bu, nothing has vet beer ri the Arnnuts on that part
f Tho coast The dps,iach of Abbas Paca, the Govern
or Of Bevroo, states that Commodore Napier summoned
the town surrender In the Sultan ana ordered Abhas
pacha and his troops Ia acknowledge his authority, or
rvucualp Bcvron forthwith. The Governor, who IS
suuporipd bv strong nrcc in the interior, replied that
ne held the town for Mrhemet Ali, and that If Coui-
modnre Napier attempted To land single man, hr would
consider II as the commencement "f h"s,in;cs aud
would act accordingly. 1t appears that nothing further
had occurred al the tune the governor courier came
away
Til. arrival of the news from Beyront and of the
Austrian fri, aes must speedily bring things to crisis
The Pacha declared few days since that II any move
mrnt made against the peace OF syria, ne would
instantly order his lhrahI L. march INTO ASIA Mn or
IN one n hostility 10 the Sultan; further that II the Brit
| ,sh fee, bluckadpd Alexandria, he would meet that
movement BY instant order for the soppagc OF th
Indian mails whether by the Red Sea route or the tu-
pirates. few days. perhaps few hours, VIII decide
all.
The exact numbers of the Egyptian forces are stated
10 be- llnws Corps of lhrahm Pacha AT Marasch and
konrah IL ,0n0-corps OF Osnan Pacha at Arpp" Da'
mascus and Trpolr, 250O0-corps oi Ahbas Pasha al
ST. Jean dAcre Beyront and the L'ban"s, 10 be IN
! creased by forces from Mecca and the Hedlaz, 43,.
OUO--neprs at Alexandra 1,00O-soldprs OF the arse
nal do 60OO- National Guard do. S0OO-art'llrry and
troops of The Inc stationed along the coast 'OOoN1-
i,"nal Guard OF CAIRO y OOO-new leves 200Oo-lo'
,a 30l 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09

MAIxE.-N c. Y-or, Kent yt.-The returns
from this State strengthen the belief haze hereto.
fore EXPIRE that Gov Fairfield is reelected BY
jority Of l63 votes.
II appears further, that Lowell, the Democratic
ddate for Congress in the Hancock and Washngl' n,
district leads Nnyes his opponent, 70 votes, and that
the Denocralc majority against the latter is 434, which
is larger majority than 6 ven IN The district IN
1888. The 264 votes that were cast tor another oe
mncra,;c candidate will in all probab y be gwen to
Love Ii at The ensuing contest, which vii secure
election Phe delegation in Congress will thsn stand
cur to four House still undecided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09
SALE OF BLOODED STOCK

q
NlTl he sold public nj The late residence Of Jncph
w Jennings: deceased in the of Halifax. Republic
Grove tuesday 9th day o Oco= The whole Of the
FLOODED STOCK OF HORSES belonging Ia said cate,
old Brood Mare hy EARLE, and her Increase
Eliza CLAW and three Colts of them old 10y
Emancipation; another old, by Pam; and the other
Sapednn first rate Stallion, chill
drv hy Sir Charles also Mares By Lance
A. these Horses surpassed by any in virginia. in point
sold without
Of purchasing will do well 10 attend the sale. Terms sale
RO. JENNINGS, administrator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09

GEORGE WYTIlE RANDOLPH, ATTORNEY 81 Law, St0its
VI rr Co., In, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Ahcmarc aud Nelson Counties lie Will aI-u attend
any business entrusted Ia him in the Court, AMI Counties of
Buck n.l,am and Flmyanna
Refer 10 General u. Pey Ton, Richmond.
ji.-SrF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09
D,worroiir CeutrnI C0mmiNec.

m The Committee are informed "f the lam"ntrd
death of the worthy and respected Heroine l.. Ope,
Esq, of the county of Jefferson, whose name was
placed on the Van Buren, Electoral Ticket by the Re
publican Convention of February last. To supply this
vacancy, they have determined to recommend 10 me
Peope of Virginia Major Henry Bcdrngrr, Of Bcrkr-
ley n Veteran If the RrvnlutIon-who commenced his
career under Washington at the beginning of The war,
and served his country To It's close. He s now IN the
18th wear of his ngc-and still true TO those great wing
principles which he vlndlcated with his swoFd-n"t the
pseudo. Whigpcry of modern times IL gives the Com
mt,e preat pleasure offer this tribute of gratitude
and respect to his services and his principles.
THOMAS RICHIE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09
RjCuMOND. Va, FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1910.

NJ In the Tickets already printed substitute the name Of Hen
o( Berkeley foI Of Heroine H. Opc, 81 JrirrS0l
In The Tickets already issued srke the "m the name Of
". TAYLOR uf Rockbdrc
n Printed Copies of the above Electoral Ticket,
viii be furnished to Committees &c, at this Office.
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THOMAS RICHIE,

5tc ~ 10 NC ttN JOM
NJ The County Corresponding Committees are re-
qnrsted to see, that all the Electoral Tickets when
have already been issued should be corrected accord
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BANK Of THE MgrRopeLts
WAsnlNuroN, September &. 1910.

WAsHlSuroN September :, 1910 4
A / meeting of the President and Directors III.
n day, the following preamble and resolution werc
adopted viz -
Whereas, it is required by law that general meet.
ing Of the Stockholders of this Institution shan h.
held within six months from the 80 day OF JUN hI
for the purpose of deciding the propriey OF ab.
rizing the President and Directors thereof for l6
being TO file their declaration in writing in the oGoe
of the Secretary Of the Treasury asserting to- and
cepting the extension of It's charter granted by III,
act Of Congress passed the 30 day Of July, 1910
entitled act 10 continue the corporate existencc
of the Banks in the District Of Columbia, for CERTAIN
purposes" Therefore be II
Resoired, That general meeting of the Stockholl.
ers for The said purpose and for the purpose ofcon,
erng other subjects that may be submitted be- and The
same is hereby accordingly called, for Monday The m
day of November next TO be held at the Banking
House of the Institution in this city, at Il O'Clock
Extract from the minutes,
RICHARD SMITH, Cashier
sept 9-2aw6wif @..
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THE MADISONIAN.

Ihape often risked my iifs in The FIELD IN defence
Of my country aud shall To- MOI ron risk my political
life IN fapor Qfhs Union Of me STATES Il Vote on
the Missouri Question l-GEs HARRISON.
"Ido NOT indeed think il rou'.i be tcrOng 10 make
all public officers account to an sudden increase %
aoealh Gen. Harrison.
hare nerer laid claim 10 any other merit than
that Of entire derotion 10 the t,iuse in ichich IRE
pers engaged, and zeal that regarded as nothing
erery personal Inconvenience. Gen. Harrison.
~ deny, therefore 10 the Gener Government, The
exercise Of any poesr but hat Is pressy giren 10
BY the Consultation, rhat is essentially necessaryto
carry The poper expressly giren ntJ effect = General
Harrison.
General Harrison Is the only commander in The
serpice TO iehom British army surrendered during
the last lcar.'-Hon. j r. Und, rwoods letter to
Thos Allen.
The Madisonian riH opertirou the Administra-
ton."-Globe 1887.
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THE PICTORIAL BIBLE, being the oId Al

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1900 Dollars $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars l,747 l-2 Dollars
25 Prizes of 81 ,000-25 of 500-2S of $300-200 o.
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rs No. Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots
Tickets Slo-Haves S5-Quarters 81 50.
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THOSE spacious rooms, known a. Carusi's Ss
loon, the subscriber respectfully informs the public
are now undergoing thorough and complete fstalf
and will be rented the most moderate terms 10 M
Cotion parties, &c, Suppers, Dinners and Refresh
ments viii be supplied in a style unequalled by any
10 the country and al the shortest notice Applca.
ton TO be made 10 the subscriber his rooms on m
streets WHARF all orders will be gratefully received an
promptly attended TO- l.. CARUSI
oct l3-if
LIBRARY or CoSGREss Oct ~ lsi0-
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Library Of on
i v gress will be closed Tuesday the 27th instant
and will not again be opened, until Tuesday the 2hl
of November
oct i3-Im JOHN S MEEHAN, Librarian
THO THE TIPPECANOE CLUBS OF TuP
Il UNION.-The undersigned cheeriuy uhl, IN
bearing testimony the merits OF pamphlet lecenth
published by VIM. NJ. Morrison ofthis civ entitled
" A Word in Season, or Review Of the political nh,
and opinions Of MaItn Van Buren, by Harrison
Democrat" We cannot but regret however that \
not published sooner, though we believe thar N.
an active circulation much good may vet be- etiertei
and we therefore warmly recommend il to the patton
age Of the Tippecanoe Clubs Of the MON, TO WHOM
it has been dedicated by the author
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the undersigned TO the Office Of the National Intel
gencer, will be promptly supplied according drc
tons at So per hundred IS 70, 80 do, and - for p
copies. WIN. M. MORRISON,
-Four doors West of Browns Hotel
Friendly editors will please give the above one
sertlon, oct l3-tf
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FIVE CAPITALS of 10000 Dollars,
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
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To be drawn at Baltimore, Saturday, October 7ii
1910.
GRAND CAPITALS.
of $20,0001
of 10000
of 10000 S OF $4,000.
! of $1,000 % 1000 making 100000 DolInf
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MOST SPLENDID
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ggNorc Prizes than BianksGE
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Class b for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, Noven
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GRAND CAPITALS.
100000, $4,000, $4,000. $4,000.
$4,000, $1,000, So, 600, $4,000, $4,000. S2.5o0
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10 prizes of $500
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1874 Of $50, &c. &c. &c.
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A CARb-L. CARUSI hegs respectfully to in
"a form the Citizens Of the District and vicinity,
mat ne has opened his Dancing School for the in
struction of Pupils at the Saloon.
lie has adopted new and condensed mode Of in
strucon in the ART Of Dancing calculated complete
Pupil in the course Of one quarter, WALKING and
Gaopade included. In offering this system to gen
erous public, he gratefully acknowledges favors arca-
dy bestowed and socits share Of their present pat
ronage.
Ladies Glasses, Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days, fiom TO 8 o'clock
Masters Class from to o'clock
Gentlemens Class from till O.
Application to be made at the Saloon on Eleventh
street oct l3-f
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The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the Public that he has opened the above named house
on 9th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and G
street. west side where he prepared at all times 10
meet the demands of customers in the way Of choice
Y, WINES and Liquors Troy Ale, Poughkcepsic Ale,
Bergen Ale Philadelphia Ale and Porter. on draupht
or IN bottles Brown Stout London Porter, Scotch
Ale and IN fact the choice malt liquors Of every dc.
scnption, not forgetting good old Hard Cider Like
wise constantly on hand frat rate assortment Of Sc
CARS such as Regalas Principles, Trabucos Canones,
and Havanas, all warranted first quality And he
hopes by sric, attention TO business to merit liberal
share of public patronage.
oct 1906. HENRY FOSSETT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

LOCALITIES OF THE DISTRICT Polls FoR TIE
ENSUING ELHcTIoS.-The Commissioners have de-
signated the following places for holding the Polls
for the ensuing election. There may, however, be
some alterations made:
let Dissr-Broad street Hotol Bread and Pearl
I'D DistrcPe,er NJ. Bayards Battery Garden, 10 State
81 Deistore Greenwich street corner of Cedar and
The specor 20 assemble and add together the votes Of
the ward at the Broad street Hotel
srCoSD WARD.
Disrcf-second Ward Hotel q Nassau and Full.
D.yess BssL%an stree, s corner e p street
THIRD
! is Distriei-york House 5 Courtlandt street.
I'd Disirici-Academy Of Fine Arts, Barclay street
The be added up the York House Not CORTLAND
street
FOURTH WARD.
ia Distritshakspeare Hotel Of William Duane
anS Dstri5t-No. IA Madison, corner Of Roosevelt ct.
s Di,,rct-The rear Of 10 Pearl street Of Do
The votes to added Up the Of Duane and vii.
liam streets
Il, p,.ty,.t-<e " cbapel streets wssD
od Dis,ret-Tse south west corner ofFrankn and Green
syd north cas-, corner Of Ofchspel and Walker
"a corner Of udson vsstry
The votes TO be added up at the Madison House.
-, n,c,Norh east corner Of Duan, street and Broad
formerly e2ss s 0sre1 Ho9.s p,.,pau e.u
Fear siy;suAt G. W. Mrtts Of Franklin and
Cs en- bi stree. B. wsedens g Mott street
The votes 10 be added 10 At The Monroe House.
-, n.;,,No MsrIet street between Division and East
and Dsrict-iA Madison street between PdAe and Bmins
h nd 6.,No tsq cherry street between Market and
Caihariue streets
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

Amerfgo Vespucci.
Our readers will peruse, with interest, the follow
ing farewell letter from Madame America vespuce
To the editors Of the Ne,c Orleans Bee:
NEw ORLEANS, March 30th, lS40
As am about to leave the United States and retur
to Europe, think it my duty to tender my thank
and farewell to the American people, and l requss
you to permit nae the of your valuable journals
q medium of communication.
Compelled TO fly from my unhappy country, (
abandon my family and friends, without support
without protection, my thoughts were naturally di
rected to America From infancy had heard of III
glorious country to which one Of my ancestors ha
given his name; / had learned in tender childhos
TO respect and cherish it, a. my second country;
had been constantly told il the refuge Of nisfo
tune; that all who had suffered for liberty, woul
find hospitality and protection there. ! imagiss|
that il would not refuse to adopt unhappy exile,
descendant OF Amerigo yespucci, and came full
confidence, to ask Of II an asylum. The title 4
American citizen, spot Of ground where Nigh
pass tranquil exstence-this was all that askeI
from the American people. 1t was, however, moi
than the government could constituiopally grant.
But I was told that the nation itself would chez
fully do what Congress had not the power to accom-
plish; I was informed that the world must not 81
lieve that America had refused an asylum to the al
scendant Of Amerige vespucci. was advised
apply directly to the people. The Senate oil the
States, through the committee to whom the subje1
had been referred, encouraged me to make this
peal and stated that IL could not fail to be favorao
received. On this occasion, the Senate itself set
generous example, and in the course OF one OF
sittipss. a national subscription was opened in
behalf. to which many Of the members Of that illu
trious body contributed manifcently. This mol
EXAMPLE was initiated in various parts Of the Unic
In many states, lists Of subscription, drawn r.
eminent dviduals, were filed with the most hone
able names in the country, and in short time
nv considerable amount was obtained. Althon
the sum subscribed far exceeded my expectation
could not deceive myself by accepting as agreoft
fionai gift that which had proceeded from the &C
erous impulses Of a certain number OF individua
My object in coming to America was not to acqu
wealth. but to obtain from the nation itself spot
ground, where might find repose from the fang'
Of my troubled existence, and live in peace But
though the descendant Of Amerigo Ve'pucci wo
have been proud OF national donation, she can
accept individual tributes. ] have, therefore,
termined not TO receive the amount Of the subsc'
tions collected in ny behalf and request you'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

4h DstreiThe Of jefferson and Madison
ah Diarc-Northeas corner Of Rutgers and Cherry SITS
sh Distrie-No S Madison street, between "ahst ana
az Dstriet-No asa Cherry street. between Walnut and Cor
The votes to be added up the of Cherry and Rut-
gers streets
ist Dstrict-Dubois and Co.'S grocery store 49, Broome st
I'd Diaret-NO. 10 Wooster street between Broome and
sra bistrei-yr Pamer's No. 1856 Spring street
SO Blsariet-Tbe Richmond Hill House, corner Of varick
ga DiistsetHNo ae Hudson street. the weavers' Arms
"a bistrict-No. IoQ Charlton st.
The votes TO be added up the Richmond Hill House. corner
rrS1B
let DisfrcNo 500 Washington street. corner OF lie Roy
qnd DstreNo ava Blocker street. called the Northern
srs prict-No 500 Washington street. between Charles
"a Dsiriet-Jeacrson Hail. of Charles and Hudson
So DiprietNs III Troy street, betweea Greenwich and
G D,triet-No Iorato street. between Greenwich lane
RI. votes to be added up at the Northern Exchange No AIS
Blocker street
Is, Dis,riet-No 0s Delaney street
Al Of Grand and Forsyhe street. being NO
"a DsreiVNo Qis walker street. corner Of Walker aud IL
TX psty-Nos Hester street. corner Of Ludlow and Hes
~ Dss,No 70 Essex street Of Essex and Broome
T vote. to be added up Grand street. corner Of For
'rLrvrSrH WARD.
t D;.,,tNs ns stanton street second door above Pitt
d wsrirg No s. g M's:i9% itrsss
"a sirfet-At William Lavsons, southwest corner Of 9Th
' re- sSs ss 70 BE- adad up MN. Union House
old street
IL, n,.t,,,f-- Al TIarsouville, Larnberts Tavern,
b, ADDED W Of the Hoss sfDs1entsu.
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rHIRTErxTH WARD.

rHIRTErpTH WARD.
LIST DisfrotAt Onderdonks the southwest Of
I'd DietA the southwest corner Of Delaney and Ridge
"a Ristrie,-At seaman';, No sheriff street.
streets.
LIST DsstrcAt John Roachs Nos 30 and q Marion street.
"a pisre-At Msrhas Of Mott and rrince street,
I'D DctAt the Fourteenh ard Hotel, corner OF Grand
WA Disis5ei-ht the Broadway House, Of Grand
The votes 70 Dc added up the Broadway House. of
Grand street and Broadway
LIT D,str1ct-At washington Hail. of Thompson and
"a Dstriei-At charles NIehaiey's, 7is Broadway
81 DsriGt-At the building IN the rear Of MILITARY ball.
The votes to be added at Constitution Hail. $50 Broadway
SIXTEENTH
M DistricAt No. I Eighth Avenue between 18th and 18th
"a RsicNorthwss. ofod Avenue and 0Oh street
Hh Of sh Avenue and sOth street
h DistetAt John D. Coopers Northwest Of saith
The votes be added up 49, Eighth Az snue 18th
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
l Dsrct-Hortons, at the southwest Of Houston
I'D DistrcNo i7s Ludlow street. between Stanton and
"a DsrcAt John Dodg, store southeast corner ofor
m DisrAt Andrew Aliens corner Of I'd Avenue and 5th
5h DistictAt Dilons southeast Of sd avenue
70 he added up oons Of Houston and
inspectors OF Elections.
The following are the names Of the several In
spectors for the various districts appointed by the
Common Council, in joint Ballot, Friday, April Cd
ia Dstye-onver ChariieL, sami L. Jones' JnO. C. Fat
"a Di,irc,-stephsn r. Harris, Andrew H. M'ese and IL
"a bsrtet-sicbae Burke, John Huysr and George W.
Holland.