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Bedford Septembey Court, 1923.


John Hatcher, admir-. OF BENJAMIN Hat
cher, decd and some OF his heirs and dis,rib-
utees, plaintiffs
Against
Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods and
Hugh Woods, Samuel Hatcher, Patsy Smith,
fhebe Haynes, Benjamin Greer, Martha
Haynes aud Joel Haynes, John Greer, Julia
Greer, Phebe Greer, Henry Greer, Susanna
Greer, Edward Greer, Kitty Greer, Jabez
Greer, Susanna White, Thomas Smith, Benia.
min Smith, Mary Jornagin and Pleasant Jor-
nagin, John Smith, Eliza Smith, Henry Smith,
Samuel Smith, Francis Smith, Julia Smith
and Stephen Smith, Elizabeth Boswell and
Creed Boswell, Henry Asbury Coleman Smith,
JohR Smith, Samuel Smith, Joseph Nelson
and Polly his wife, Joseph Hale and Phebe
his wife, together with others, def'ts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants above named not having
entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act OF Assembly aud the rules
OF this court, and il appearing TO the satisfac-
ton OF the court that they are not Inhabitants
of this country, on the motion of the plain
tiff, by his attorney, il is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in November next, and answer the plain
tifs bill, that copy Of this order be inserted
in some one OF the Lynchburg newspapers
for two months, and posted up at the court
house door. A copy-Teste,
. !, STEPTOE, c. b. Q.
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Forty Negroes for Sale,

y this place, and any that can be sold
i between this and the 10th of next month.
will be sold low for cash, or reasoable time
say from tsi0 months. Enquire at this Of
Zee. October 81. atI2
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Hose & Patteson

NENDER their sincere thanks TO the CT.
Il hsens Of The ricinity of Lynchb1ug, for
The great confidence repOsed in them, SINCE Meir
connection IN The practice of Medicine, but mch
Is The number of unsettled accounts on their
books, and so completely is their tim. occupied
6yprcjesSiondt dulles, that they hare been CON,
peHed 10 gel Capt. II. Batiingtr, 10 close their
books, commencing IN 1919, and extending TO
SlS December, 1922; confidently deiiering,
those who are unable to make payment uiU not
object 10 giuing a due bill
Their attention TO The sick wiH be iudefaiiga-
ole, and their charge. ior, especially 10 those
rho make payment once gear.
October g. arm q
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Henry September County Court, 1923.
John thompson, Compt.
Is.
Beverly Bawram admir-. of John P Stegall.
decd. William Smith and Nancy his wife,
John Genaett and Elizabeth his wife,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, William Smith, not having
entered his appearance and given security ac.
cordlng to the act of Assembly and the rules
of this court, and il appearing to the satisfac
ton OF the court that be is not an inhabitant
OF this Commonwealth, On motion of the
complainant, by his attorney, II is ordered,
that he appear here ON the second Monday in
December next and answer the complainant's
bill and that copy of this order he forth
with published in the Lynchburg Virginian
Tor eight weeks successfully, and published at
the front door OF the court house of the said
county on some court day.
A copy-Teste
w. Reid, &C
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VIE subscriber begs leave to thank his
4 friends, and the public generally for the
liberal patronage be has received during tn.
last three years At the Union Hotel, where
from the smaiiness OF the house and stables.
he was so lily able to accommodate them n
he wished, and having taken for term OF
years, thai well known, cOmmodious aud de
siraltlp ssfDbli. h,ueuf the
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A L meeting of the President and Di
"A rectors ofthe Lynchburg l. Salem Turn
Pke Company, on the odd day of Oct 1928,
ordered, THAT the Stockholders of the Lynch.
ourg and Salem Turnpike Company, pay TO the
treasurer on or before the I9th day Of No.
vemper next, ten per cent. on their several
shares oil stock, and that tue Treasurer cause
this order to be published.
J. LYNCH, Clerk,
October 81. t29NIs
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Notice.

WILL positively be sold, IN liz fgh-
w est bidder, on Friday the oath OF this
present month, toctober) 1t fair, Il not the
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y Valuable Stand.

THE Subscriber wishes to dispose ri
i that noted stand for II public house, III
New London, at present kept by Mrs. Am
Miller.
The numerous inducements which It offers
are so obvious MS scarcely TO need detailing.
II is situated on the great western road, SO
mach frequented, at ! / mics from Lynch
burg, Immediately on the turnpike, now com
pieted that far The house is large and com-
mandng, and admirably calculated for enter
taiDment, the out-houses in good state OF
repair. the yard recently enclosed and neatly
set with trees, The garden OF nearly two acres
highly productive; the lots, attached to the
property, by their neatness and fertility add
ing equally to its value aud ornament and,
besides the other out houses, an ICE-HOUSE
which never fails TO keep ice throughout the
season.
In addition 10 the above permanent advan-
tages, il At present has the accidental th OUgh
highly important recommendation OF being
in the greatest repute for the excellent man.
ner in which il has been kept by the present
occupant. II is deemed useless to enlarge
further on its desirableness. Those who may
feel an inclination to purchase, are invited to
come aud examine the property for them
selves. The terms will be very moderate, and
will be made known either by my mother
who now occupies the property, or by my.
self SAMUEL 7. MILLER.
Sept &c. 2m8
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NOtiv G..

HE subscribers, as surviving executor.
Il OF the last will and testament, of Stepben
Hamm, late OF the county OF Amherst dec d.
take this mode OF informing the heirs and |,
Gafees OF the said hamm, many OF whom are
the residents OF other states, that they will in
pursuance OF the discretionary authority vest
ed IN them by the will OF their teststor, offer
TO ,,o public sale on the premises, on THURSDAY
me 2oth Nov next, all the personal estate Of
,ne SAID Hamm, on credit of II months, Tor
a." sums over ten dollars. Those interested
are requested punctually to attend on that oe
caS'on, as these proceedings are intended q.
preparatory TO division OF the estate, and
payment OF the legacies, bequea,hed in sad
will As it is believed by the e.ecutors ,bs,
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Also, at The same time and place, will 30
exposed, to public sale, agreeabiy to the pro.
visions OF the fourth section of the act, passed
on the Oath day of April, 1920, entitled "An.
act making further provisions for the sale Of
the public lands, such lands situate within
the above mentioned iownsphips as have be-
come forfeited to the United States prior to
Inc Isl OF October, 1920, for failure 10 com
pete the payment within the period prescrlb'
ed by law.
The sales will open with the. lowest num-
oereu section, township, and range, and pro-
coed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the CITY of Wash
ington, this 18th day of August, 1923.
BY the President:
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StOpthe Villain!

RUNAWAY the cd of this month ,
~ mulatto man named NED. He is ~
fellow, but has large breast ana is strons,'.
made, little bow-iegged, high full toreb.sv,
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and n tol.r.Ii.
sharp chin-wears his hair tied hehind-bas
bold aud open countenance when spoken :,
lie is keen artful fellow, and perhans ~.
read and write little. His clothing | cam.
particularly describe, tho there is no do"1.
he is genteeliy clothed. He has rood ,iIs.a
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, boots h.
He rode off DARK GREY MARE. ahon, a
teet 6inches high, in good order, shod hefo,.
her shoes not much worn--she is lengthy ana
well formed-and has the marks of pIonot'
gear upon her shoulders, and a consjderal1,.
scar upon one OF them, high on the shouldsr
blade, l think on the right. She has yerv
th'ck tale and name, though not very long .
she IS SPIRITED and active and rides well He
is well equipped for travelling, with SADDLE
bags, big coat of bear skin with large cane,
&c. have no doubt he has obtained free no
pcrs, and will attempt to uass AS FREQ NJ. 20
aud make TO some free state, and have No
doubt but he has altered his name He i,s
handy fellow, a good house servant. misr
and shoemaker, and can turn his hand 10 spv
thing, aud have no doubt but he has plen,;,
OF money. will give reward of FIYTy
DoLLAKS 10 any person who will deliver
nm to me, or secure him in any jail so that +
get him again, within this state; and If t.Lor
without the state ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
il secured or delivered 10 me; and ten doIla,.
Tor the mare il taken within this state and do
tivered to me, and twenty dollars if taken
out OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug %. wts3
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KHAN NOrEA,

on main street, (of which he will take posses
sion on the first day of November next) aud
having made arrangements 10 furnish it with
every necessary, most desirable TO travellers,
that this section OF the country will afford,
aud being determined TO spare no pains for
the accommodation of those who may favor
him with their custom, he hopes TO receive a
share OF public patronage.
JOHN HANCOCK.
Oct 81. II WIN 20
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MY. John Huntain,
Notice.
To all whom 1t MAY concern.


To all whom 1t may concern.
A MAN, calling himself JONES IR
"A WIN, about thirty years of age, about
FIVE feet ten inches high, and of dark complex
iou supposed 10 have been the son of Joseph
irwin, aud To have been born in Bedford coun.
ty in the state of Virginia, died in the winter
of the year 1919, AT the dwelling house of J Ohm
+. Moreland, in the county of Howard, and
state OF Missouri. Said Jones Irwin, at the
time of his death was possessed of negro wo-
man called FANNY, who has since had two
children, one of which has since died. The
subscriber has been duly appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF said Irwin, who has left
no known heirs or legal representatives.. The
appraised value Of said Twins property
amounts TO 53l dollars--and in case no heirs
or legal represe ntatives of said deceased shall
appear within two years from the publication
hereof, the said property will be sold, and the
money arising therefrom appropriated accor-
ding TO the laws of the said state OF Missouri
BENNETT CLARK, administrator
Of Jones Tppin, deceased
October "a 6wls
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u CENTAlN X.OY.
COMMITTED to the iaiI of Ambers

NOMMlTTED to the Jail of Amherst
~ county, on the 18th day of August last
a runaway slave by the name of JACOB, who
says he is the property OF Joseph II. Travis,
OF Brunswick county, Virginia Jacob is OF
u dark complexion, 8 feet ia inches high,
small scar under his right eye, said to be oc-
casioned by burn, large scar on one of his
legs, said to be occasioned by the kick of a
horse. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove the said property, pay charges
aud take him away, otherwise he win be dis
posed of as the law directs.
JOHN FRANKLIN, Tailor.
IL The Enquirer wW insert the ADORE ,e3u,.
unless conntermunded, and |ortcard their &c.
count 10 thus Q6ies or to j. +.
october IL IL W3m
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he real Estate

OF theIr tesator, is OF such value, that il will
be necessary to sell it, in order TO make diyi
SON. under the act OF assembly, in such case
made and provided, notice is hereby given.
mat application will be made to Amherst
county court, for authority to sell the same
ana Tue presence OF the parties interested is
especially desired on this account. The SUBJ
Scrioers are anxious 10 close their adninistra
i'on on the estate OF their testator, and there.
lore request the attendance of the parties in
terested, that tho delay may be made in that OBJ
JeCt. JESSE BECK.
CHAs. MONDAY, EATS
r s. The terms of the sale will be ; for an
sums oil $40 and under it, cash for all sums
over II IL months credit, with bond and m.
proved security. Persons indebted 10 the Is.
.d'e' are requested 10 make prompt payment,
as longer ihdul sence cannot be given Per.
sons having claims against the estate are re-
quested to bring them forward for pavmeDt
interest VIII be required from the date of tho
oo"uS II payment Is not punctuaIly made.
en- {: N Ea,s
'o'S 20 wtdS 81
u The above sale is POSTPONED
until Monday the Gath of the present
month lNo,ember.l
c c. N n. Executors.
November s.
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JAMEo MONhO
GEORGE GRAHAM.

Com'r OF the General Land Office.
" Printers authorized to publish the laws
oil me u States in the states of North Caro'
ma, south Carolina, Virginia, Ohio Indiana
ILLINOIS, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and
territory OF Arkansas, and Pittsburg, in Penn
sylVanla, are requested TO publish the tore
going proclamation once week until inc
sales take place, and send their accounts IRE
ceipled) to the General Land Office for pay
ment.
Aug l3. Iawtsh'
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by the President ofhe United States:

~ the President ofhe United States:
IN pursuance of law, |, JAMES MONROE,
Il President OF the United States, do hereby
declare and make known, that a public sas
WIN be held at the Land Office at Franklin, in
the state OF Missouri, on the first Monday in
December next, for the disposal of such Of
the lands situate within the district of How.
ard county, IN said state, as have been relin.
pushed TO the United States prior TO the 1T
DAY OF October, 1921, under he provirions Of
the act passed on the Cd day of March, 1921,
entitled IAN act for the relief of the purcbs-
sers OF public lands prior to the LIST day Of
July, 1920 as are situate in the following
described townships and fractional to y nship',
lying north u The Missouri Rirer, and west OF
the fifth principal meridien, viz
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'fmherSt County February Court, 1898.
Charles Mundy, administrator of Joseph NJ
RAM deceased, plaintiff,
against
fobert Rivers and Henry L. Davies detts
cpon Foreign Bill in ChancerH
On hearing bill, and il appearing TO the SAT-
istacton 81 the court that the defendant Ry-
ers doth not reside within the limits of this
state IT is therefore ordered and decreed that
unless The Said defendant doth appear here on
The first day. May court next, and enter his
appearance and give security according TO the
ACT OF assembly and the rules OF this court,
the same shall be taken as confessed and the
matter thereof decreed accordingly. Ard it
Is further ordered, that Henry L. Davies, the
other defendant, doth retain in his hands what
money to which he may be indebted TO the
sad Rivers, TO the amount of seventy five dol
lars, until the further decree and order Of the
court. And il is furthermore ordered that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
Ihe pTginion, published in Lynchburg, for
The term Of two months successfully and that
another copy of this order be posted up at the
front door of the court house of this county
on some court day, A copy. Teste,
81 ARTHUR B. DAWES. C. A. c.
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il certaiM Tract OF I.anA
Two Female Slaves.
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to "A trust deed made BY
u Absalom Rucker to me, for the purposes
therein expressed, and duly recorded in tae
olllce ct the county court of Amherst, shall,
on Monday the 2lst day of April, expose to
public sale, for cash, at Mln1r Cox's tavern,
III the county of Amherst, Jude and her three
children, John, Babel and child unnamed :;
or so many of them as will be sufficient to
satisfy the purposes of the trust The sale of
the above mentioned property will certainly
take place, as the deed authorises il, whether
II Is present or not. Tho title is indispntabIe,
but | shall only convey such as is vested in
me by the trust deed
JAMES l.. LkMPkIN
- by the consent OF all parties concerned
lhthe trust deed above mentioned, the sale will
take place at Amherst courthouse, on the DIST
OF Aprli, at being court day. instead Of at Mil
nor COx's tavern.
JAMES L. LAMPKIN, Trustee.
epfh Wtds 81
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A L rules holden in the clerks oGicoo
"A Amherst county court, the frs, Nlonaa-
in February, 1893: ~
Humphrey Gilbert, nla;r,;tsi
,,,.,. To-, IAN
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert. Tb,nin
Gilbert, David A. Gilbert, John G. GIIu
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bibb, and MARY L,s
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Giiber
Judith Gilbert, Charles l.. Barret, adm'r e
Henry Gilbert, deceased, Richard II. Burks.
Charles l.. Barret, William Coleman ana
Charles l.. Barret, under the firm of Coleman
< Barret, John and Richard S Ellis, benjamin.
Harrison, Richard Harrison and Richard n
Bnrks, under the firm of Richard H. Burks !,
Co, aud William fhTmond, defendants.
IN CH.INCERY.
The defendants John {. Gilbert, Henry Gil.
bert, and Martin Bib and Mary his wife. nor
having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act of assembly ana
The rules OF this court, and il appearing that
they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth
on the melton of the plaintiff by his counsel,
IL Is ordered, that the said observation-disclosures
do appear here on The third Monday in Aurii
next, and answer the plaintiff bill. and that n
copy OF this order be forlhN It'll inserted in the
Virginnn, published in the town of Lynchbnrg.
tor eight weeks successfully, and posted IN nj
the front door of the courthouse Of this conn
ty, on some court day. A copy-Teste,
% BEVERLY DAVIES, d. c.
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W ashington Monument Lottery,

Price Of tickets Ss---sbares in proportion.
The office will be kept at the book store Of
II NILSSON where orders, accompanied with
the cash, or prizes in any OF The Baltimore lot =
teries, will meet with prompt attention Per-
sons holding prizes in the Maryland State Lot
terry should exchange them before the rise of
tickets, which will shortly take place Regu-
Iar lists OF the drawings viii he kept for the
inspection of holders Of tickets in all the lot
teries above mentioned,
April l. 6sts
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A Il rules held in the clerks Office of tn,

A L rules held in the clerks Office of the
"A county court of Buckingham, for the
month of March, 1923
Philip II, Vest, aud William Vest, also. Sal
ly Polly, John +. Levi q aud Betsev q. YES.
which said Sally, Polly, John r. Levi G. and
Bctsey G. Vest, are infants, and sue BY JOHN
Vest, their father aud next friend, PITTS
against
Charles Carrot, administrator with the will
annexed Of John Gibson. decd, Sally Gibson,
widow OF the said deceased, William Gibson.
Phehe Perkins, Thomas Molloy and Sally his
wife, William Denny and Nancy his wife, John
Gibson, Lew Gibson, Read Gibson, Roland
Spouse and Patsy his wife, and liza Spouse,
infant child of Polly Spouse, decd, who was
formerly Polly Gibson, defendants.
IN CILENCERY
The defendants John Gibson, and Read 9Th.
son not having entered their appearance, and
given security according to the act of assem-.
bly, and the rules of this court, and it apnear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this state, on the motion of the
plaintiffs by counsel, II is ordered, that the said
defendants John aud Read Gibson do annear
here at June conrt next, and answer the plaip.
this bill, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Vireinian for two
months successfully, and that another copv
thereof be posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this county
Copy.
81 nDInHr
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TsHE subscriber offers for sale, am eIe
l. CANT Carriage with pair of gentle
ana web matched Horses, one of which
rides extremity well---a second hand Road
Wagon, and a six horse Team, with their
gear-two yoke of first rate young and
well broke Oxen-a Cart. and one hum
dred and fifty barrels of Corn; on all O.
which, credit till the first day of October
next will he given, Negotiable paper, well
endorsed, will be required.
VIM. LANGHORNE
January II. ts24
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

k'ok experimenting and securing him q,
u jail. 80 thai get him again, If laken co. -
oil the state, or twenty dollars il taken !. ,IlH
State. JACK HARRlSS, a free negro. ~ '',
IN The county OF Bedford, State Of Virgin,
hold his indentures, dated the osfh OFT
,I9a-said Jack iiarriss was sold bv ord..
Buckingham court, 10 pay jail fees, was ,n VI
chased by stephen Pankey. from WHOM, qi-
shortly runaway, was taken in the .conp,,, n ue
Bedford, lodged in jail, at which place he y VI
again sold when became the purchase zoo
Jack Harriss is a yellow fellow, stout mai.
about feet high, between 80 AMI 40 wears -
age processes TO lay stone or brick. When he
easily cut of, his hat had lost half tho ~ va
his clothing as believe dark mi.ed e,aa''
clerks of courts where his Indeninres r soi ~.
recorded, are cautioned against reno!;n pe
them JOHN +. GRAY.
Bedford, Feb IA. Ne oo
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The following Slaves.
.sf1rrh2l

NIRGINlA.-At rules holden in the
clerk Office of the county court of Nell
son, on Monday the I'd day OF March, 1923
'o"h Moran pt'f.
against
Elijah Moran, John Masters and Martha his
wife, formerly Martha Moran, Ezekiel Camn.
bell and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Moran.
Thomas Mitchell, James Campbell and Sarah
has wife, formerly Sarah Moran, James Mas
tiers and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Moran.
James Masters (son of john and Betsey his
vile, formerly Betsy Tilford, Andrew, Jere-
miah, John W., james, Mary and Nicholas
lIltord, legal heirs and representatives of Jas.
ll'iord, decd who intermarred with Rachel
Moran, decd, Fleming, Charles, Agnes and
Nathaniel Mitchell, David Ward and Nancy
ms wlie, formerly Nancy Mitchell, children
OF Thomas Mitchell who intermarried with
Elizabeth Moran, decd. and James Masters
and John Moran, executors of the last win
and testament of Nicholas Moran, decd.
defendants.
IN CH.ANCERY.
All the defendants in this cause excepi tbe
defendant John Masters and Martha his wife
not having entered their appearance accord.
ing to the act of Assembly aud the rules of
TINS court, and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court that they are not inhabitants of
inns commonwealth on the motion of Tho
plalntlf, by counsel, III is ordered that the enid
defendants do appear here on the fourth Nm.
day in May next, and enter their annoaranaa
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a COW
OF ms order be inserted in the virgin;an. mil.
ished in the town of Lynchburg, for e;sb,
weeks successfully, and posted ut the front
door OF The court house of this county
Acopy. Teste,
IL s. GARLAND, c, c.
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"A certain Tract OF y.anA.
Medicines and Paints

u HE Subscriber has lust received. a
fresh supply of MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DfE.STUFfS, &c. which, in addition TO his
former stock, makes his assortment complete
BENZ. +. OWENS
u North Carolina Money taken at
par b. f. o
January 8, o2ts
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University Lottery, I'd class.
s l2s,ooo

Price ot Tickets Ss--stdreS IN proportion.
Tli,> scheme of the 9Th class OF the Wash.
ington Monument Lottery is nearly the same
as the last. The same capital, and the tickets
are OF the same price The only difference
consists in the distribution OF the capital into