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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-27
TO THE EDITOR OF THE Exev1nt Il.


It certainly is not my intention to vmak.
any reply TO NJ. w. Hancock S last publication.
the only charges against me contained in it, sus-
ceptioie OF detection, being completely dsf,rovcd
by Mr.. Randolph's letter to you--and / sta, re-
spect myself too nGch 20 put my word il, COM
petition with his bare declaration, unsupported by
" authority"
Your most obedient servant,
HARRY HSTH
Black Heath, Feb as, 1910.
Finding that Mr. Heth has deternircd TO
make no reply to MIR. Hancock's last publication
through your Gazette, i feel myself bound i'm
justice TO MIR. Heth's character, as well as to
my own feelings, TO correct that part of Mr Han
cocks publication, which goes to i,npeach Mr..
ieUs veracity ON my authority mr.. Hancock
states that Mr.. Heth has entleavored to induce a
be,;ct that the deficiency of Goa, ii any had been
settled by Nicoson and Heth's bond conditioned
for the payment ct such deticiency-.' this (he
ssys) is not founded on fact, and have Mr.
" Randoiph's authority to say that no such bond
was ever required or ever given" Mr.. Han
cock certainly never had no authority from me
to make that declaration.
believe that MIR. Hancock was led 10 make
this assertion from my telling bin the bonds AL
uded to were not eXecuted-at tina same time
there is no doubt on my mind but Mr. Heth
verify believed they were executed from their ha.
virS been so long in my hands.
III Is true tbstn the course OF Our negotiation the
necessity of those cross bonds did not originate
with me, but with Mr. Heth, and to his propo-
sitlon TO have such bonds executed, certainly did
assent, and received the bonds from him in De-
cember last, III order to have them executed
1t was moreover agreed between us that in case
tic coal should fall short the amount of such
deficiency should be lodged by him in bank for
me IN time TO meet the notes, or, that should
make out new notes for the precise sum, deli
yer them to him and take in the old ones-Tbe
second instance is what Mr. Hancock states
that 9 friend of Mr. Heth, (Jor 1t was To me he
aiiuded) waited on him To convince him that he,
had brought his suit enormously. and that Mr..
Heth replied, "if do not get 3, 2OOe--i sl,sli
get S 1000, the amount of MIR Hancock's proDor-
ton of Granbury and HancOck's profits on that
piece OF property" In this again Mr. Hancock
mus have misunderstood mc--as eeriainly
never did hold suc conversation with, or re-
ceive such reply from Mr. Heth.
MIR Neth and myself have had freqeient con-
versations on the Uhlect of the difference be-
tween him anG Mr.. Hancock, and well Teco,Iect
his saying that "if te could be convinced that
the Falling Creek Pits did cost Mr. Hancock,
5 4eub, that lie teR himself bound to pay that
sum"
hope, Sir, that in the discharge of this act
Of duty to myself, while l relieve the feelnys OF
Mr.. Heth, shall not wound those OF Mr.. Mans
Dock.
Yours, sc.
RICHARD RANDOLPH
Richmond, February %, 1910.
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Extract Of a letter from the Secretary of STATE m
general dynasnong, Minister Pienibotentia,y of
the United States at Paris, dated
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
March Is, 1909
The proceedings of Congress at their late
session, combined with the Executive communi-
Cations. attordng as they do, additional proofs Of
the pacific disposition of this government, and of
ITS strict observance OF whatever tbs laws of
neutrality require, you viii not fail to avail your
self OF the just arguments thence deducible in
urging the equitable claims of the United States
The 2, ), 4, III and 1Tth sections of the act in
terdictng our commercial intercourse with Great
Britain and France,will, in thai view, claim your
attention, and especially the llth section, autho-
fizniS the Executive to renew our commerce with
the nation withdrawing the operation of its lille.
gal edicts. And you will be careful to let it be
understood that the authority thus vested, will OF
course, be exercised in the event stated in the
law
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PROPOSITIONS TO BErLIGERENTs. SC.
The following message was received from the
President of the U. States:
TO the House IF Representatives. Of tke U. s.
itr.nsm,t reports OF the Secretaries Of State
and OF the Treasury, complying with your reso.
tuition Of the ifth inst.
JAMES MADISON.
February II, 1910.
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n DNERTISEMENT.-- Agreeably to the LAST
y VIII and Testament OF Col. lanes Gala.
way, deceased, late OF bedford county, his Exc
cutors oiter tie following LANDS for sale
Several Lots and Houses in the town of New
London amongst which is large and commo
dious house, completely finished and new, and
was erected Tor Tavern, than which none can
be better calculated. The stand is good, the si-
tnation elegant and commanding, with a good
garden, and large and fertile lots attached to it.
With 400 acres OF good Land contiguous, which
will he either sold with or without the houses
One Thousand acres of Land on Sycamore creek
IN the county of Pttsylvania this land is well
calculated for raising tobacco, wheat and corn
the common produce OF the country it has a
plantation with an oyerseers house, tobacco
houses, &c.
Several tracts i'll the county of Montgomery. ol
different sizes, allfne for grass ard small grain
surrounded with range equal to any in the
state.
'che Carron Iron Works in the county OF Frank
lin, consisting of Furnace and Forge with Sc
veral thousand acres of Land, The ahvant, ees
Of this establishment be but i'll described il,
an advertisement, but is strongly recommended
to such as wish TO engage in the business. 1t is
indeed considered as unneces sary to- say much
about the property now offered 10 the public at
tention,tor however valuable il may be- no person
will wish TO purchase without first vie wing and
making himself acquainted with it,
The terms of sale will be reasonable and ar :,
cornmodatlng, and made known by applying to
either OF the Executors, who will shew the pro
NOR
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ton or modification. would not fail to be exercis-
cd as the case occurred"
entered into minute explanation orthc law
OF the first of March, and in the course OF il a.
vailed myself of every inducement Of interes st
which II could be supposed to furnish TO this
government to retract ts orders in council. and
OF the proofs with which it abounds ct tile sin
cere desire OF the American government to cul-
t'vate peace and friendship with Great Britain,
even while it was repelling what it deemed en- /.
croachments and injuries, the mos, perncious &
alarming"
TRgAsURY DEFARTMFNT.
February 10, lSi0.
| have the honor to enclose n statement
transmitted By the Collector of S,on in relation
to the ship Arno which entered Tonnincen with
a forged sea-le,ter
Exclusively of the cases respecting forged ina
r'ne papers which have from time 20 time been
communicated by the Department Of State. one
only has come to the knowledge OF The Treasury,
the particulars of which are eNplsned by the en-
closed letter from the collector of New ork and
the papers accompanying the same
have the honor to be. &c.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The President Of the u. S.
The above documents and Others accompanv
ing the message, were ordered to he printed
BALTIMoRE, February 90.
Ertrac. ola letter from an officer az .Nev-
Orleans, to u gentleman IN Baltimore,
dated Jan 30, 1910.
Gen. Hitkinson rs erhected here from
Nafchez in a fer davs, and after he is
'arr1ed-zphich guiH take htace ina .fe7u
days c/ter his arrival, 20
a French lady. IL rs erhected he zviH SET
out TOR the scat Of government. Gen.
HAMPTON has taken command. Some chan
Ses " the troofis are erhecied."
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CHARD RANDOLpH5
Richmond, February %, 1910.
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The enemies of the administration have
made considerable Glamour about the min
lister 20 Russia-1t is, say they, prelude to
an alliance with France, sc. The follow
ing is a complete refutation of these suspi :
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To the Public.

Itconstqusnce of taking a severe coIdin
Mav, 1905 4 was seized with violent pain
in my side, attended with disnesnug
cough, which, a.though Ihad The "iviee
and eresc,iptisns sfa respectable physician
lasted me four ,ueeks. without sny a!evia
ton. / then applied 10 DR.. George Regers,
uhs administered his pssetabie Patm0nie
,De,weent, (Which Saoe me immediate re.
lief; and in ten days fuuas enfiry freed
fism the PUN in my side and cough.
Charles Chapman.
Northampton March 1909.
ELIJAH NORTON. Jun Of Wes'.
omb.on IN Massachuset;s do certify thds
in The last gear rvss ATTENDED 1vi'h a great
debility. ,eeakness Of the lungs, distressed
for breath. and pioltnt cough. attended,
with a fever fer numbe, Of months; about
the 1sth Of Aagxst 1 dega" the sse efDr.
George Rogerss. Vegetable PuImonic Dsfur
eent. I.kept in he'use Of It about rhrec
months Immediately after taking his me-
dIcine my couch odasea, and I could dyt@he
zsiih more freedom Il wouM recommend
The medtc7ne from my o1oH experience, 10
those .rho are troubied.zvifh q cough, and
disorders ofthe lungs and d'sast. and con.
'.umtrive complaints. and do believe 70 be
= sai4abIe and asetutmedcime -.
Elijah Norton. jun.
Westemtton. Feb. 81 1909.
m For sale by K. GRAZ Bookseller
King street. agent for the proprietor.
Oclober 81. 1azvSst
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This is-to give.Notice.

NFhatahe subscriberso Of Alexandria county,
tsnshe aissrict Of Columbia, hes obtained from
10 .Orphans' conrr OF said eoanty letters hes
esr..rtsrv On xhe estate Of sWm. Fitzhugh,
sFsnssre, Of Chatham, late of the county q
Forsssid. deceased: ail pessons having claims
sos;,.ef the said dsceased, are kcrehy warmed
- ss;bit, the same with the vouchers there
80 - Alsxander Moore, Register of Wills d
Sssssnaris. 90 .oe before the 23d day OF June
: : 4 ", = tSey may By law be excluded from
~ sssest az said estate. And those sndebt-
=, -. - are reU,estsdt 90 make, Immediate
- Eiysri Under nay hand shis 'asd
~ ! "a Robert Randolph. !
xss:sssr sfWu. EizaHsb, q ehssAss:
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Tweniy Dollars REGARD.

7wenty Dollars Reward.
DAN AWAY o. Friday the 18th last.
IL Negro Man sIays named BILL-bs
calls himself Bill Payss., belonging to. the
subscriber, living in Charles county, state Of
Maryland. The said slave is . house servant
waits and drives carriage very we'll; 10 is
70; years Of age, fact . inches, high, ANAL
face, handsome lively eyes, 10 very fond os
strong liquor, plays OH the 6ddle--had on
and took with him one suit of blue nankesIs,
q dark cloth coat and ovsralis, two jackets Of
Benefits cord, two India cotton shirts, enc
with rufs.es, one pair Of good boots, one hat
half worn, and sahdry other wearing apparel,
not sufficiently known to be well described.
Tho said slave took eddie with hint, and Il
Is expected that he intends to 20 to Frederick.
Town (NisrylandI. The above reward will
be paid fol- securing tho said slave in any
public jul, and reasonable charges II brouyk
10 me in Charles county.-
Priscilla H. Courts.
January Is (E6. H. .g...' es3u.
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
Has received the ,foHo.uing articles:
New Orleans and st. Croix Sugars OF tho
FIRST quality
Mississippi Cotton of the first auality
Cosniac Brandy, st. Croix Rum, Aoihnd
Gin ..
London Particular Madsira9
Sherry fWlNES
Lisbon
Superior Claret in cases
Imperial, !
Young Tyson, TEAS.
'Hyson Skin,
Souchong, &
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
P.B. Patent Shot, from B. B. to No. =
Mould Shot, IL. and 5 5. G. ."
z Salt Petre, double refined
Spanish Flotant Indigo b.
Copperas Of the lst quality ..''
- Fresh Nutmess ..,, ..'.
Pimento and black Pepper,
Demijohns, ~ ...,..-.-
With general assortment Of GROCE
RIES, and As usual, old Jamaica Spirhs,
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine in bottles.
The above articles will bs sold very low by
he Wholesale or retail. 49,.
-. -. -
H.. TO RENT,
J, A convenient asd we'll finished BRICK
HOUSE, at the upper end Of King street.
James Sanderson.
;Nex,s, ~ -
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1~HAT sshasb (sf,.,Ies
= Pyesssn, tilGsl9 1en,cS
AIsxardria turnpiks3 6eaiua Il
.fou: mile cresksAlsd n md di..
t.o,tuo miles from Hl1 J, sshsss iron
t,vashiue,oss and Eve from George :osa,--
I here are ulop the pre,aise. = Two ssc,y
dwelling house, con aunial sir iov,a. snd |,
passage with 4 kitchen, carriage houss, s,s.
bles, sc. large, handsome aud highly ma,
nured garden, of at Ieast ten acres, in tisk
stale Of cultivation, and lately laid off BY IN
experienced gardener, an orchard con, AIMING
several hundred pear, plumb, cherry sn3
da,nson trees, with English walnut, auiocs
and mulberry trees, and,slso upward, Of II.
hundred apple trees, and tive or three hun.
drcd peach trees, selected with care from Il.
hast nurseries, and all in full bearing. Tn.
annual ayerase product Of the apple - had
alone j. estimated at 400 barrels. This ,r,ek
contains about 100 acres OF land, acon.idsra.
bic part whereof has been manurec and sown
with clover seed The shores afford fish and
wild fowl, and one or two good fishing land.
ing.. The situation is healthy, elevated and
pleasant, in full view Of three towns, and ID
we'll calculated Tor place OF public enter
tai~,nent. Immediate possession may b had
and the terms will 10 made known upon %.
liea,ioa to H. ..
Frances Alexander.
January -. eou
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Or .eiH be srehsnged for PROPERTY in Aleran-
dria or ito picsmily,
A Warrant for 6o6 acres of Land,
Granted by the state of Virginia for Military
services duriag the revolutionary war. This
land lies in the state of Ohio. and is said to
be amongst the best in the state. 1t will DO
sold great bargain. Apply to -.
John Longden.
May -.
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Moses Parsons,,jun.

/, Northampton, February, 1909:
~, Nsrfhamhsou, (Asass!) fe6. 1909.
I James Heaeon, aiso hereby certify. that
in the fall of the year 1908, Il was seized with
severe cold attended by an Obstinate aHd
Distressing cough. The violence okmy cough
.con produced i pain in my side and breast 81,
AMI frequently splitting Of blood, in shorts. all
the hor,id symptoms Of a CONSUMPTION were
rapidly sssaiIing me. In this situation was
recon mended to DR.. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate rclefby administer
ing hisVesetahle Detergent. Fhave CONT
DusA the use of it ever since aad tor three
month. past, though not completely restored
to health, have been able constantly to attend
to my business-and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely OWING (un'
der Cedt to this valuable medicine.
-. Jarnes Heaton.
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For Sale, or Exchange.

THE subscriber offers to sell or exchange
for property IN the town Of Alexandria, 400
acres otIand upon the Great ka,rhasa river,
in the state ofTirg;nis: TIE 'iand Is sisussst
Immediately upon the banksofthe ritter md
nearly opposite the mouth Of sPocotoIlico
creek. 1t is all bottom, free from ponds,
CUTS and slasies, and in point Of situation ~
we'll as quality equal to any lands upoa :hs
said river. A Iaore particular descriptions
will he given ans the terms made known BY
application to the subscribsrwho will give Al
ndisputable title: .. o..
John D. Silnms.
January :S. Staws"
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TO TIE. RIJBLM
Me ore sSse:ed ~lh cesyh., casds, dssns',
= sad GoasGaiftisns. i

i il ton beitsr eetannthcos none WQre Ss-
.raI,r eonfrmed by che experience ct this
Rest nhysicisns Of an ages and countries, and
|..ohs al moro inportaree To- che practitioners
.h.n The fact tbas many of the most didsalt
ard ineurable complaints originate in neglect
IA COLDS. In climate a. variable as ours,
wbers the changes of the weatner are fire.
,auentiy sudden and unexpected, 1t requires
,none care and attention % guard against this
.,I,tle and dangerous enemy oflife, than most
aeonIe imagine, or are willing to bestow.-
:. Il .nce the vast number of patients afflicted
with coughs, catarrhs, asthmas and consump-
-tions. The many cases OF the kind which
fell underny observation, the disappointment
I experienced in practice, from remedies
highly recommended: and my Own pre-dis-
position to, 2ulnonic complaints, " ere strong
inducements for me to consider whether a
compound, consisting of milo. vegetable sub
stances could not be invented, more ffes.srcn
the we'll founded objections of practitioners,
ana better calculated to avert The threatening
destruction OF the lungs.
I have the satisfaction to offer to the, pub
hc such remedy, under the name OF the
VEGETABLE PULMONIC DETER
'EEEr, weiI adapted to vg.ious constitutions
and hahits, and to declare With the fullest
confidence that Hound this composition far
superior to others intended to answer the
same purpose. am perfectly satisfied, that
practitisners, who have frequently to combat
the .ffee,sof suppressed Precipitation and do
not neglect the use OF the lancet and other
excavations, whenever they arc Indicated,
will Mace this medicine on the list OF their
most favorite remedies as it can In no case
do harm. I will abide by this motto:
49,, NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may he deemed ostentatious by
some, and amounting to aPositiyehess that
the medicine will invariably effect cure IN
ANY stage of i disease like. a miracle; the
proprietor is far from believing that this me-
dirins will render-mankind immortal; but he
isfully sensible if taken seasenably, and ac-
cerdingto the directions, 1t Will either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseasonabIy, 1t will most
sensibly alleviate distress and proloDg lite
and having no desire to profit by the conf
.dcnce Of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture. Should the contra
~ appear in any instance,' as in some 1t pos
sisiy may, the money for the medicine will
be cheerfully refunded by the person who
unysysnd the sasne.
GEORGE ROGERS.
N: B. The above named medicine is Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the presi dent of the United States, and pre-
pared at. his Dispenssry, in Northampton,
county etHampshire and,ssats of Massachu-
sets.
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S..Tothe Public.

The great benefit which havs.experiene-
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. firm
persuasion.that it may afford relief to others,
induces me to make every laudable exertion
for its distribution.
For FIVE years preceding the hast Of Dec.
1907, in con:eauence'of taking violent cold
had been afflicted with the asthma, disor-
der which /. conceived TO be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having greatly
suffered FROM it. .lheo~-disorder increasing
rapidly upon me, in theT'spring OF 1907,
consulted DR.. c. l.. Seegsr, but the urgency
sfhi. businessprevented him from attending
at that time, particularly to my. case. My bu.
siness made Unnecessary for ne to leave home
and be absent the greater; part OF summer,
which deprived me of the able professional
assistance of DR.. Seeger. In September last,
severe cold brought on violent cough and
the. disorder assumed an aspect more serious
and alarming than at any former period-l
was extremely de6iGtated, emaeiafed anS con-
fined, Such was the irritability q my lungs
I was sbligedto use the greatest cautionM the
ae of Respiration. After free use of Ro'
pcrs's Veee liable, &c: for about two months
I was perfectly relieved Of the dreadful cough
which had 20 long afflicted me, sndeomplcte-
" cured Of every symptom Of the asthma-
Ia short, blessed De God, have eohtinued in
,ound health ever since. A. these fact. may
! be importan. to those unfortunate individual.
iwho are suffering from the same disorder,
!, have been thus particular in their detaiL---
| And do1,os hesitate to declare my solemn
sonyiction, soth FROM my owrexperieace and
observing it's effects On others, that Or. 10.
oerss v. P. ID. is an easy>safs and efsctual
Ereanedy for coughs and 'ssthinas, and Is the
ereate.t .ntidote to all 'palmonic complaints
kshat the. world has, ever witnessed.
-s II Jacob w. BEeMker.
asrsAsst.an, Jaaxary, 1902.
.-rH1s NAV. certify, that shout The Hrst"6f
foctoh.r Last. I was attacked with violen
cough, which proceeded, as l~as the opinion
st -my-uhssician, who is,a man well approved
rs n h;s prefessios, from . hruise which *
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3lieaanGria County, Dec. Term, 1907
Ordered, that the-cxecutor Of VIM. FIFTH
hugh az Chatham, deceased, 'doinsert the fol-
ewing advertisements shree times q week TOT
.ss&ieht weeks In the AlexsndriaD Daily Gazette
-, - Alex. Moore, sRegiiter.
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-to;s54 pri.ss,
3s,Hs Blanks,


81 .ass ,han 3 IA blanks to prize; subject
10 4 deduction Of Is per cent. Prizes paya-
.'Ss 90 days after the conclusion OF tas- draw
-ang. i-.,ss
oy-rxs .AxNkx&D PRrxRE. =
siM drawn Ne. sioth day Of drawing, entitled
.s to 81 600.
s~lG do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
., '-# - :. No. to No. $50, inclusive:
list ds. >>-ssetls- do, $50 do. from No.
-. : ~ rti ssl to 500, Inclusive
,.iaSs% do. 3sthdo! $50; DO. frsm No.
Y - ga = $500 TO, 72,3so, Inclusive,
siH Do. soth- do. $50 do. from No.
2a,asi to 22,soO, inclusive.
'sIss do. P3sth do, Cash, $4,000 dolls.
'fst do. !. : .,4oth do. 1000
Fist COCO Blanks drawn tosbe entitied to
Ten Dollar pssse each. -. =; :
:. ~ The drawing will commence in the
City Of New York on the third Tuesday in
April hext, and will continue to draw'eoe
Tickets each dag exsspt the lat day, when
: there, Will >rensin sosAte be drawn) until
Hcsxhished. .
TIcxrrs for sale by R:SGRAY, -Booksel-
lar, King street, Alexandra, where all.tck-
ets sold BY him may be examined, aud lnfer-
: NATION cbtalneQ rcSpeounS INC AOttS'y WI
: sttsk shs drxwing, frcsaf s4peaee < Rizes in
-.,,ls BALTIMORE College Lottery will be takea
NJ their fu. value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference; paid in cash. }" Cash will
also be advanced, for prizes as soon as drawn,
NJ a moderate Discount. =.
Present price ofticks,s eight dollars.
>asJsnaaryl.
@sS' Sassnltthe first number, or the 18th day
al drawing, be either of the plumbers frouf>l
Il $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn number mot eAof those nnmberst
shsiiSraw,, and be entitled to ths-7s SO tickets,
with; the r,rizes and blanks that may be drawn
30 them previous 70 the lsth-day OF drawing /;
. and In the like manner with tickets tor the
soth, 18th, and 3oth days, eEtlrawmgi SO
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Tickets! Question Hos! An
sAer-Supposs No. lI,izS; Is ths'propsr,y
Of A. the frat drawn number on the.isth da,
ef2drawing, which viii en,itie II 10 the n<n,-
hers from to $50; and the hrst drawn nan
her on tho soth day Of drawing, may be No
arg. which will entitle him to the numbers
from asl TO 500, The first drawa number,
.ea .hs gsth day, may be No. 375;Twtneh wall
.sutitle hfr TO the numbers from sa,ool TO
hqssc. inclusive !; and the'6rsrdrawn num-
DER, on the 3oth day'of drawing, may be one
of the 7sU tickets already drawn, which will
nn,itle him 20 che numbers from 2s,2so to
. Az oo-Yes, sir, andahe thousand tickets
NAV draw One Hundred Thousand Dsllarsl
: ssHy 49, - I'D.