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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

VALUABLE Red Estate For Sdie.-The Subscriber
offers for private SAFE, his Tract Of Land contain
ing about 50o acres, lying the forks Of the Brook run
some oil itadoiuing the Brook Turnpike road the
Bridge aud between four and live miles OF the city of
Richmond. On this land is very line spring, and
remarkably handsome settles for building. The tract
will either be sold altogether, in lots purchasers
For Terms, a:py to Jfoncure, Robinson Pieasanfs
who have plot OF the land and fully authorised to
dispose thereof. EDMUND J-EBSTER. q
Feh. oo-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

}. MES DU-VAL having succeeded his father in the
Richmond stone IPare Mannfactorg at the sign OF the
jug, secos square east of the Courthouse informs his
friends arc he public that he has hand very large
quantity Of weassOTted Stone Uare, aud flower pots
milkpans, &C. OF Earfhen fare and is now conducting
the business OH extensive SCALE The prices continue
the same, whi.h, IL is believed low they in
New York, and much lower than in Baltimore, viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
RicAmo,.d Stone Ware ManJa

scriber thanks
his customers for the
gteatencOuragement
they have given to
this useful establish
nlent, and informs
them that il will be
conducted i'll future
by his son James Du-
Val, ON his own ac-
count, who has made
himself a complete
mo nNnr Af A.. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
April Is.

a DVERTISEMENT.-The Subscriber coniefnnTafes---,,
present, that at the close of the next General a.
Sebiy OF Virginia, to settle hmseIfeither in The cit
RICHMOND or the borough of Norfols in cousenuenrs W
TO wit: "'"s property
The situation at which he resides well known a,dd
ung"snen by naine Of the Cross Eeys in The cor
OF southampton This situation is yery nieas.rs ns
desirableone The improvements are jarcs s~ s, ai
new brck dwelling-louse, wnb three rooms and a 80
sage DeoW ana four rooms above stairs all 6ni.bcd a.,
tne nest manner, new brick store house su6een,v ~
pacous Tor any country business and stand Tor Js;n
business not SURPASSED by any in the lower couutry .
large cotoh-macbine house with an excellent Inacb,
therein stables carriage house. aud all other uset
houses The tract contains about 100 acres and s son.
to any land in the neighborhOod ~ 'ei"Ai
Two LOTS. in the town of BeIfefd in The ro,n.,, -
Greensvills. On Que Of them is large two sory VI
house at present in the occupancy Of Messrs Uobbs -
baey On the other Lota private dwelling honse iii
rooms below stairs, kitchen, &C. OS'' WIN
ana, on Mondaythe 81 day Of November next bs nil,
se at public sale for ready money or Is liEely Vi
&c. ''"OH, &c
the terms for the property in Befed and this s;,u.
uon, shali he accommodating. saYon liberal credit 1T
possession gwen tine LIST day Of December newt 80
person wishing u view the Lots or know the rer,, III
MAKE application TO Doct Robert y. STARK or p,a,
Cross Keys. nrNt W. rI ,pen, AZ me
Izog ". 1IS-E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

Ink-StdunS
orders left at the Factory With Messrs. wilson &
Drew, MessTs. Thomas White & Co. messTs. James Nc
Kdoe & Co. and Mr. Joseph Carter, will be duly atten-
ded to, and the Ware packed carefully, ana with dis
patch.
l~r A we'll disposed Boy of good character about Is
years Of age be taken as an APPRENTICE to the
sOve business.
MAYO IF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

Differentiation Of the Goreraor. an consequence If
the abore Ultimytum.
On the 7th of March. 1917, in council of war,
the proposals ot the officers that are at the
head OF the revolution of this province being
brought before them, it unanimously u
greed, by the Marshal joe Roberts Pereird da
Silra, and Brigadiers Goucolo ;fdriaho de Castro,
Luis An oaio Sotd-rr ijoseo-G, 81 joe Peres Cam.
pelo, that they could not reject the said propo-
sails, having neither troops for the defence of
the fortress, nor munitions of war sufficient to
make effectual resistance. Under these cir
cumstances, TO resist would only be to shed
blood uselessly. Conforming himself to this o.
p Mon, the Governor orders this instrument to
be signed by all, with this proviso, that the ia
miles of those officers who accompany him
shall be respected in their persons and pro-
perty.
(SignedO
Caetano Pinto de Miranda Montenegro,
joe Roberto Pereira do Sitra,
GoncciI Mariaio de Castro,
Risint,nio Sdidsur MoScozo,
joe Pcres CmRpeIo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

VNouNp-some BOTTERY TTCKETS,--Por farther
i particulars, apply at this ONCE.
Hay %. st
VxTANTED--afout one OF T5cO ThovsanS Dollars, on
w loau liberal interest. aud the bssl security can
b. obtained.-s5Friy at tbs once.
Mas ls. gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
April II,

E>oN ssLE-A very valuable Tract SF LAND.
von.ang aooat 32i acres, within about one mile and
n oi 'ne BROOKE Idpern, and handsomely situated in
shestny anu agreeable neighbcrhood. part Of this
ho 10 very furthermore than half Of is in wood and
tue eIear part OF that painaJie Timber. There is al
80 Land fine spring of excellent water. These
ao'tages wth that Ola good road the city Of Rich
mona) make this very desirable Tract Of Land ana
real estate. '"s "''"eJ In
For TERMS, which will be very accommodating an
ply u MI. J. owen, at the Brooke Tavern. or 10 r
Moncasre, Robinson j. Peasants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

CIrUATtON wANTED.--A young Of classca
- education wishes to engage as assistant in re-
Specialize School, as a Tutor in private family He
has goSd recommendation, and some experience in The
education Of youth.
line addressed u. B. and left at this omoe, will
be attended to.
Maybe. at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

TINTED STATES CK--LOST.--Noticei is here
" by gwen, that the following Certificates Of the Uni
ted States Stock, IN the Of .yOhn Hare bearing
date below, have been lost mislaid and that dive
application will be made at the Loan Oce Of the United
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

NOR SALE. That valuable farm, about one mile from
n The Bowlins Green in the county Of Caroline, ca led
ROANE7S QUARTER. containing between n AVID
$4,000 ressbout of It cleaTed-those inclined pur.
chase will give in their terms Col A. Richie, Of Is
SEX by the st Of July, stating the prices they willing
give aud the Of paymentbey desiTe-These pre-
pocitioUs will be acted on in July BY the subscriber.
ARcH'D. Il. RUFFIN,
HaaSeT-T0wn, Stokes
County, Nc
April : I0gtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

A hDNAWAY.-'lan away from the smbscribeT IivT,,r
az FOttiesviIe in LOuisa county. the nied az tIS
z4thuIt' Negro Man named LEWIS by trade a bJact-
shltb ms complexion very dark bis height about fee
= OF inches, thick heavy and strong made he is vs
ed. ""'A P"eStioh-
any person who VIII deliver The said negro Lewis to tho
Louisa andwenty dsars II taken ofL,usa and anv
Ieasonabie eXpences The same reward will he Dven ~
any person who will secure the said Negro in JaI a.
that get him. " "a" ."
NfTH.fNTEL 7HO1fPSON ir
y tits probable that the said Nero will psks ~ a
heehborhood Of Gfeenbiier courthouse. ~
May ~. %
Il OSF OR MiSLAID- six Scrip (erfifc05es az s1ers
- OF the Bank II Virginia. viz. .. no. los ana .
shares " the name Of Matthew Cheatbar'. Agent a.
The Manchester Parish. S 'oi
said stock, ~ 'e"e"a'O
r. BvRFooT, Igsattor he sSoashcster PARISH.
- In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

encouragement to prosecute the pnblic works
would tend further to depress the price OF
land that would be better to advance mo-
new for the cultivation of the waste lands. & the
promoting the INLAND navigation of the conn
Try thar the Manufactures did not want capt.
tai. but markets that the advance OF money
would tend TO find them better markets /; that
with respect tothe Poors' Rates, the relief to he
afforded was in cases where the rates had be-
come SO high as to be nearly bankrupt. What
valid security, then could they give for the re-
payment of loaus.
- But these objections" the Courier says,
+" whatever weight may be in them, fade away
before the necessity of the case. Distress is
occasioned by the want of employment for
the poor. The plan tends to relieve that dis
tress in the best possible way, by furnishing
employment. The relief afforded may not eN .
tend to all cases but DO not let us. because we
cannot apply complete and perfect renedy
reject partial one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10
70 tie CItieens Of PetersJnro,.

7
IN my projected arrangements for the csta-
blisiment Of the drama in the state ofVircinia
etershnrg formed Of course, a prominent
feature. |, therefore, had begun to uer0tia,e
for obtaining the theatrical the period inme-
diateiy previous to its destruction
Inc extent OF the calamity in which that
putting persisted. induced me TO defer for
time all proceedings towards the erection Of a
new edifice.
The renovated prosperity of Petersburg re
CURES no further delay in the prosecution of
tie object to which my attention has bssn for
two wears directed
Educated in the university of Oxford. ocou
pying tor fifteen years a first station in a Lon
con Theatre, and for six years manager ofthe
DuDhn Theatre, 1t maybe presumed that
AN rot dehcient IN the qualifications necessary
Tor ming stationiu which even professional
eminence, unsupported nv literary acouire
mentS, viii only make error more conspicu
Gus IN TIE eyes of the judIcious, aud DISSENT
nate incorrectnesS where judgment shall be
wanting for its detection
independently of other circumstances tho
local advantages l possess, afford mel NAV
venture TO say, an exclusive power of present
tang dramatic exhibitions on "a respectable scale
III Petersburg
Without number of Theatres in town.
reasonably popnlous, a good company cam
not be obtained, for it cannot be support
Possessing the Theatres of Richmond and
Norfolk, IT must be obvious that Petersburg
10 say the least will he best served by be
'.,D vi aHiaticdiiy associated with the above
places.
1t may be proper to remark too. that every
Public Theatre in the United States. 70
the South OF Petersburg, is also under nv ma
Dagement. ''
From which circumstances, NOT only can
present to every audience superior talents and
more variety, but in consequence of this union
OF respectable towns, there can no longer he
occasion for the existence of those nettv
companies, which having no resource beyond
atown or two,must unavOdabIy be composed of
the refuse of other Theatres, * vet from ueces
sity linSer IN one place, three times as lonq as
the best OF companies would be required TO
remain and which wretched associations are
principally the canse of attaching disgrace 10
profession. calculated under proper manage.
meht to render society mach benefit
ln few days, propose to visit Petersburg,
ana have the honour of submitting propo,ais
TOR the establishment of Theatre on foun.
cation OF permanency and espectability.
l am with the greatest respect,
Inc Puolics most obcdient servant
JOSEPH GEORGE HOLMAN.
MARRIED, on Thursday the 22nd inst. by the Rev
John Robert son, Maj nm. BdiLcy. to The lovely MISS
N1ry Ctark, daughter of Col John CLARK all of Halifax
County. Va.
-, on Tuesday, 27th May ny the Rev Richard
DsbOs, the eU Edrdrd 6GPfi0 (iorincry Of MecsIen.
onrgJ tothe beautiful aud accomplished usS EIisa ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

the course of tile fluid was marked on the
front OF the building, tearing the window
shutters TO pieces, and scathing the
brick 10 the depth of two or three inches.
AT the same time, many leaves and twigs
of oak were seen flying through the air,
and scattered over the streets. Ii is now
ascertained, that this phenomenon was
occasioned BY Il violent Whirlwind, in
the lower end OF Hanover County, about
Jifieea mites from this City, extending from
the Chickahominy To The Pamunky. and
crossing the last into King William Coun-
iy. The width of IFS vein does not APP
pear to have been more than = or 800
Nards-but lis impetuosity almost resist
lcss- 1t PASSED over several plantations,
sweeping down fences, trees, negro ca
bins. On the farm of AIR. J. Burnett, it
broke dowD.o tore up nv the roots, al
most whole orchard-On that of MIR.
Miller Brown, II tore up the negro quar-
tiers, driving one negro several Yards, and
mashng his scu'l against the ground-and
bereavlng 4 more of their senses. In
passing through body Of woods. il tore
up the frees by the roofs, throwing them
up together cross and pile blocking
up the road, &c. Its said to have killed
white man in King William They hirl-
wind extended to dark blush cloud,
wiirling the lower edge oft round as
quick as milestone, &c.
Sootbeb who has disgraced his muse
OF ire by accepting of The mercenar--
post OF Poet Laureat to the Row. f,n;;.
y, and editing the Quarter..v Review bas
Thought til to write Ca long letter to AIR
om;th NJ: T. to indicate Himself from a
VI CONSISTENCY as 20 the political
".ptn.ccns of his youth and age. He saws
It's the peopte who stand in need of
reformation, not the govcrnment'-of
course, not the governm nj. which has
decorated him with the I.aureat wreath.
-isuf how much are his opinions cbano.
ed since he penned that beautiful en-
blematic piece The Oak of our fathers.
In its beauty; the glory ond pride oftl,e wood
that OAK, which was go dear to freedom"
whose tate IS thus described.
ne OAK has received its incurable wonud
ihey nave 'oosened the roots tho thu, Leart
may be sound;
What the travellers at distance green-flourisb.
inc see,
Are the leaves of the Try that poisoned FIAT
Bnt since Mr.. s. mas become one Of
t'e iea' es 0i The ivy, one ofthose place
G:en ana pensioners that SO feed on The
Fi'aiS, his tone is changed-it is no lon
ger ,re government, but -" the Deople that
stand in need Of refo,'snatioa"! of such
stuff is The consistency of Poet Laureat
composed!
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Communicated. |


" 80 fades the lovely blooming flower,
Irail smiling solace Of an lIOuI."
DIED. in woediord county, Kentucky, aner 2 lnger.
ing illness OF eight weeks Mrs. May WooDsON wife Of
Philip Woodson, r. Of Goochland county Va in the 2st
year vt her age She bore her .uerings with
deEee ofpatience and forttde seldom witnessed and
finally sunk TO rest with that cOpOsurc aud resignation
which the boast of the Christian leaving disconso.
late husband two infant children and numerous relative,
and friends, to beHdil her untmely and irreparabls
loss. TEraDkfoyf(K) 1Irys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

VIZ Snbscfber, residing in the county on Orange q
disposed 10 sell very I0is0bie T,4f-r OF H. : M
Rg hear orange corrthaase, and upon the Rapidan
RIVER containing by actual aud recent survey sc,.
gee" ""Rdred and fre OF this Land lao
acres are low grounds THE best quality the resde &c
,he'ract hltb lends IN the southwest nountaius .,s
nsldes NE known fertility Of that kind Land fnossc
,s 'ne advantages lying exrcm' ~ le.c, or Mountain
inni II rs well adapted to the cnlic,e Of Corr, W.
"na aonaeS" Anou tno-hrds the Land is cleared
uue sonn fences, and(in e,sfy respes~,r GOOD ara,
ioi farming The rest is Wood Land Eeayily tm,s,sd
WI mos, saigable Kinds of Timber rhs Land lies
;. VIC s.es Market road to Frcderickshurr shout "a
.es rom that place aud Immediately on tile Rapia,
seI Which is confidently expected to be made M
vsaoie much higher than where this Iaud lies as tho
inndscr that purpose already subscribed and an en-
queer mas 1ciay surveyed the river speaks of its
be'ng rendered navgahle with great facility There Ia
now IN cultivation sulicency of Land, cfexceIent ana
MY To grow crop of Wheat OF bushels berty
i ne given to the purchaser the usual time or
the snbscrberwii have it done for him. Cenplete nos
session Will be given the The year and The rs
made known, either by Mr. Thomas TAYLOR OF Rich,nond
wh" hasa plao The Land and who authorised 10 tre,t
Tor Tie sale Oft, or by the Subscriber
There will also be sold part OF the NEGROES nov,
nponthe above described Tract of Land.
June -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

MARRIED, on Thursday the 22nd inst by the Rev
John Robert son, Maj. nm. Bditcy to The lovely Mss
County, Va.
-, on Tuesday 27th May. ny the Ecv Richard
'ADos, tne heV Edrdrd BAPTIST Formerly Of Mechlen-
ourgJ to the beautiful aud accommodated sS EI,.1 ~,
sfesfoH, both of POwhatan County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

I'm DOLLARS REWAED.--Lost, on SUNDAY uornine
"a sun inst. before Mr. Gallegos Mill a SILVER
WATCH, with small chrysal two setis oS figures on
the lace, W. p. engraved the side she winds up the
maker IS u. Allen, west Hampton, No. 1855
Any person that will said Watch TO wii,iar,
fmiIirs ~ Ga'ego's Mn to Nr Williams "a Rici,mond
Mis- or atthis Office, shall receive The above yewsfd
Juhr ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

The corrected report of the Proceed
ingS in Parliament on Thursday, of the
declaration of tie Chancellor that there
wound be no Funding His year-no Loan
-,ias excited great interest in this city
THIS morning. The funds are a half per
cent. higher with a prospect of farther
advance. The monied interest are quite
az loss to guess the ways and means that
have been resoried To bv Mr.. Vansiitart,
that he can now submit the Finance
to Parliament. The Chancellors asser-
ton that two or three millions for
the relief of the poor would have no eff
feet upon the funds, is confirmed by the
result.
The 3 per cent. consols have fluctuat-
eel from az TO as for some weeks past.
PARIS, April 81.
The Journals of London say, and those
OF Paris have repeated it, that the Presi-
dent of the United States, Mr.. Monroe,
had been Ambassador in France, that he
lost "a leg in, the war Of independence,
that he is tall, with very manly conntr-
nance, and that his whole exterior and
his manners are full of dignity.
MIR. Monroe possesses the noblest qua
lilies at the heart, but he never lost l.-g
ih tuC diuN, u IN true tiidt ite WFS huitS-
ter during the French Revolution but
all the other traits of the picture, wooden
leg, great height, masculine face, air of
dignity, &c. belonged TO Mr.. Gouverneur
Morris, who was Minister of the United
States, nominated by the celebrated
Washington to the Court of Louis XVI.
whom he sought to defend with all the
powers of his eloquence. in offering 10 his
barbarous judges, on the part of his gov
eminent, ia receive the father and the
soereign Of the French in the territory of
the United States. After the assassina-
ton of that unfortunate monarch, Mr.
Morris decided upon returning TO his
country, where he enjoved until his death
the esteem Of the Americans. He always
preserved the most tender attachment for
France and for all true Frencbmen, and
rendered many services to these last on
their emigration, from the horrers of our
Revolution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

NJ O itCE.. Or tue s0ih MAY. took from
! on board of Miiinen Cor's Boat head man
Sf"'gs, one barrel offour. The Mil Brand is Farm,
Lyhchhnrg inspection Branded Cross Middlings This
~ tn 'orn the owner ~ come prove his property nav
CHARGES aud take away, it will he with as the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

NVtiCE-on the Sd June. I tool from on board OF
i ' |Ghn -sshS7'S Boot, head man UiiOushby three
ha.s ~ Com supposed TO he bushels. This Is 10 no
NY the ownerto and prove his property nav char
directs. 800 ~ 'N -"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-23
Cash for rurs.
The highest Cash Prices will be give'
Nv the subscriber Tor all kind o. Furs.
SAMUEL ID HARPER.
January
Ba X of the |, States,
Office of the Commissioners,
WAsHINGTnN, INV. q, Is

WASHINGTON, NOV. 20, 1910
ATOTICE is hereby given to the sub
scribers to the rapita! Of the 81 rt
IF the United States at ;he city Of Was
layton, tina, the Commissioners appoint
cd by the President of the United States
TO receive the said subscriptions, are 6u.
" authorised by tie president and direc.
tors of the Bank of the United States, {"
receive Inc second instalment OF the said
subscriptions to wit: on each STARE Of
me said capital, 10 dollars in gold or sill
ser coin, ard 25 dollars in coin as afOrc-
said. or in funded debt. at the rates pre-.
-cribed BY the act Of Incorporation with
power Of attorney annexed to the cert.
icates of the said funded debt proportion,
uthorizing fhe loan officer, tor the time
Beng, at whose Office the said funded
,lebt shall stand recorded Tor the registe,
ri the treasury Of the United States, il
he stock shall stand on the books of the
treasury to transfer the same in due
Forn OF law, to the president, directors
and company of the Bank of the United
states; that the said commissioners a.
agents OF the Bank, will attend at the
reons OF the treasury, occupied By the
Office of Pay and Deposit of the Bank
Columbia. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
III the for, noon, aud three O'Clock in the
afternoon. daily q every day, Sundays
excepted, from the firs' OF January next
ensuing to the esd OF the same month,
bot, days inclusive, for the purpose OF
receiving the payments as aforesaid, and
hat the subscribers, at their option, may
either pay the said second ius.allDent a,
the original place of subscription, within
the time herein limited. or at the Bank
of the U. States at Philadelphia.
JOHN MASON. !
JOHN p. VAN NESS,
November $50 2awts5dJan
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-23
ROBBERY.

On tho night of the 9th of December
1876, tn. Exchange Once OF The sur
scriber, Bridge street, Georgetosn, i'o
|appearances by false key was ROBBIE
of the following property, in Specie con
sisting Of dollars, chagge, American and
English gold, about go dolIa's; eans
notes, mostly three dollar notes OF tn,
bank of Washington, and some sma'
tickets, together about so dollars, on.
pound note Of the bank Of England, and
one hundred and sixty four lottery tick
cts as per numbers below. The iotter,
tickets can be Of no use to the person
taking them, and an attemptto pass then
would onlv lead to detection, 1t i
therefore hoped that the person or per
sons uao took them, will return them t.
The subscriber through the Post Once a
Georgetown. A liberal Reward will Dc
paid by the subscriber for any lniorma
lion that NAV lead to the discovery o
the persons or a recovery Of the properly
All Keepers Of lottery offices in the Unit
I'd States will please to keep list Of tn
numbers of the following tickets. as !
may lead TO a discovery of the theft.
EoHULUS RIGGS.
List Of the Ms. Of Tickets in The Med
icai Lottery. sd Class.
2eo1, e2oa, as03, 1904, a205. s2o6
as07, eaOs. sOO9. e2iO, 22l2. 2s15
2sl4, ssl6. a2l7. sals. sel9. eee"
1881, 1889, 1883, 1854 1855
1856, 1885,, 1858. 1889. 1850
1861, 1862, 1866. 1854, 1871
1882. 1888. 1874. 1875. 1875,
l4-S7, 1888, 1889. l4-40,
1474I, 1879. l4.43, 1874, HAAS
l4746, 1474-. 1913, 14.49. 1880
l41s6, 1412S. 1920. l4750, el522'
2i5as. 1854, al525. el527, ol5eS'
1889, 1850, al534, 1855, 2l557'
1883, eI5s9, $3.50, el546, 2l547'
al54s, 2l54o. 1850, l5iOI. 1900,
I5lOS. l51O4, 1905, 1896, 1907
l5l0s, 1900, 1910, 15li1, 15li2,
ISIS, l5ll4. 1915.
LIST OF NUMBERS or TfCHET rs
In the Washington, Monument Lot
terry. bird class
81 So IS IS S. s. SO SO 60 81 e.
|6s 81 65 Sc g. 6S 50 20 Il . Z;
"a IS POS sl0 e4o0 24S7 1854 24S!
s470 2l59 80 2i67 246s s41i 247,
1855 s4s4 s4s5 s4S5 e4s2 s4sl 247;
s45l s4ja s454 S455 S456 3457 s45'
|3459 ;460 1851 46ls 4647 464S 464!
ESQ 1854 1853 1870 400 46e5 46e'
1875 1896 1857 409S 1869 400 SOL,
1915 1855
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