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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09
ROANOKE PRODUCE.

Ex;rac, off, letter from Mcc,lenburg Coun
ty, to grniemau-iu this Place " The PEG
Pile in tins part Of the Country are getting
uruch in the spirit OF sending their produce la
the Norfolk Market. 4 fsw days since an
obligation nas catered TOTO by many of oar
planters by which they bound themselves To
send one thousand hogsheads of the present,
crop OF Tobacco to Norfolk" IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09

a letter from Rome. Italy, dated in the last
summer, says. "Jeromc BOnapar;e has Iltely
taken up his rssidcrce in the p,tlrcr nf bucirn
which the latter quits, as lie is about TO lcave
Europe for America and is selling Of III MI.
property preparatory to his departure"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09
MESsRS. ADAMS AND JEFFERSOl

with maSnanlmIty that does him impe
rlshable houor, Jefferson, the pride Of every
republican, has promptly expressed his detes-
tation of that Infamous publication the " Gun
ningham correspondence" Black an act If per-
hdy as the publication is, every honest heart
will rejoice that it has completely failed of its
object and that it has produced no alienation
Of the friendship of Jefferson and Adams
friendship that found its commencement in
our Independence and has lasted for half a
century undated. Boston Pat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09

The Hon. Beman Allen, Minister to Chill
with his lady, left this city on Monday morn
ing for Norfolk in the steam boat, TO proceed
immediately to the Pacific in the frigaie Unit
ed States, COmmOdcre HUH Ball. finer
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y v aANahle Stand.
August %

"a HE Subscriber wishes to dispose of
4 that noted stand for public house, in
New London, at present KEEP, by Mrs. Ann
Miller.
The numerous inducements which il offers
are so obyious as scarcely 10 need detailing.
1t is situated on the great western road, 50
much frequented, at | miles from Lynch
burg, immediately on the turnpike, now COM
peted that far. The house is large and com
manding, and admirably calculated Tor enter.
tainm.nt; the oul-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 ncatness and fertility add
ing equally to its value and ornament and,
besides the other out-heuses, 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 tn ough
highly important recommendation of being
III 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 v no may
teei an inclination to purchase, are invited to
come and examine the property for them
selves. The terms will be very moderate, and
will he made known either by my mother.
who now occupies the property, or by my
self SAMUEL L. MILLER
Sept 90. 2m8
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Stop the Villain!

a. UNANAY the cd Of this month A.,
"a mulatte man named NED lie Is lo,,,
fellow, but has large breast and Is stronoI,,
made, ii little boW-legged, n hi2h full forebear;
dark eyes, holes in bis ears, aud a tolersbtc
sharp chin--wears his hair tied behind-hps,
bold and open countenance when spoken TO
He is keen artal fellow, and perhaps can
read and write a little. His cIoihing | cappn,
particularly describe, tho there is no douLt
he is gentcelly clothed He hes good silver
watch, with gold or gill chain, boots. &c
He rode Oft DARK GREY MARE. about d
feet inches high, in good order, shod before.
her shoes not much worn-shc is lengthy and
well formed-and has the marks OF plough
gear upon her shoulders, and a considerable
scar upon one of them, high on the shoulder
blade, ] think on the right. She has yery
thick tale and name, though not very long
She is spirited and active and rides we'll lie
IS well equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, big cont of bear skin with large canes.
&c. have no doubt he has obtained free pa.
pers, and VIII attempt to pass as free man.
and make to some free state, and have no
doubt bnl he has altered his name. He isa
handy fellow, a good house servant, miller
aud shoemaker, and can turn his hand 10 anv
thing, and have no doubt but he hasa plcutv
of money. will give reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS TO any person who will deliver
him 10 me, or secure him III any Jail so that |
get him again. within this state; and if taken
withontthc stale ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
VI secured or delivered to me; and ten dollars
forNle mare If taken within this state and de.
hVered 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
out OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug %. wts3
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Also, at the same time and place, will be
exposed, to public sale, agreeably to the pro-.
visions of the fourth section Of the act, passed
on the oath day of April, l6Nl, entitled An
act making further provisions for the sele Of
the public lands" such lands situate within
the above mentioned townsphips as hase be-
come forfeited to the United States prior to
the Ist of October, 1870, for failure to com
plete the payment within the period prescrib-
ed by law.
The sales will open with the lowest mum
bered section, township, and range, aud pro-
coed in regular numerical order.
Given snder my hand, at the City of Wash
ington, this 18th day OF August, 1928
BY the President:
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al a court heid for Franklin county, at The
Courthouse on The fourth day Of august,
1928.
Joseph Greer and Fanny his wife, Pitts
Against
Peter Holland, executor &c. of Elisha Ly-
on deceased, John NJ. Holland, Administrator
&C. OF Mary Webster deceased, John Web
stcr, Elisha, Lyon, John Lyon Elijah Lyon,
Daniel lyon, Peter Lyon, Bees Hughes and
Polly his wife Defts
IN CIE4hCERY
The Defendants John Lyon, Elijah Lyon
and Daniel Lyon, not having APP
pearanre and given security agreeable to the
Act OF Assembly, and the rules of This court,
and ii appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that they are not inhabitants of this
state on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
council, IL rs ordered, that the said non-resi
dent defendants do appear here on the FIRST
Monday in November next, and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, AND thata copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in the Virginian, paper
edited in the town of Lynchburg, for eight
weeks suouessivehy, and that another copy he
posted AT the front door OF the courthouse of
this county.
\ copy-Teste
CALEB TATE, flee.
August % ID
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Notice.

'NflE subscribers, as surviving executors
u OF the last will and testament, Of stcnhen
iamm, late OF the county of Amh.rs, dec'
take this mode of informing the heirs and lie
gatees OF the said Hamm, many of whom are
the residents of other states, that they will in
pursuance Of die discretionary ulhofity vest.
ed i'll them by the will Of their testator, offer
to public sale on the premises, on Thursday
the 10th Nov. next, all the personal estate Of
the said HamTn, on credit of IL months, for
all sums over ten dollars, Those interested
are requested punctualIy to attend on that oc
casion, as these proceedings are intended as
preparatory TO a division of the estate, and
payment OF the legacics, bequeahed in said
will As il is hclieYed by the eNecntnrs that
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Not ice.

IHAYE been appointed agent TO collect
2 the debts due, aud To settle the business
OF the late firm of Mckee, Mean & Greenuag,
aud as | am very DESTROYS OF closing the same
Immediately, ] respectfully invite those in
dcbted 10 that firm 10 call al tho counting
room of W. Mckee g. J & Meem, and adjust
the same without delay.
JOHN G. MEEM
October II II w3w
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Ru HE Presidsn, q lie oaite6 .sYa'es
an pursuance Of law, J, JAMS MONROE,
I psesident Of the United States, do hereby
,eeIsre aud make known, that a public saie
viii be held at tho Land Office at Franklin, ~
he slate 81 Missouri, on the fret Montay ~
December next, for The disposal OF saeo Oh
The lands sitnaie within the district oil How
ard county, in said slate, as have been fe'in, ,
gui,hed 10 The United stnles prior 10 inc is1
day Of October, ls2l, under the proFlilons, OF
the act passed on The % day OF March, 10 )
entitled :. An act Tor the relief OF the pureha,
sers OF public lands prior 10 the Isl DAY OF
July, $50 as are situate IN the following
described townships aud fractional townships
lying north Of The Missouri Rirer, and west %
the fifth principal meridien, VIZ
IN township 4. 70 s.! inclusive, of range II west
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MIR. George 5. Holloway.

S.lR--fou will please TO take notice,
- that shall on the 9th day OF October,
1928, at the tayern-house OF Robert Norris
IN the town of Lynchburg, proceed TO take
the dispositions of Joah Atkisson and Others,
to he read rs evidence an the trial of snit
depending in the Superior Court OF Cbancery
for the Iynchburg district, wherein | am
plaintiff, and yourself, Thon.gs $ Holloway,
and William ". Donaghe, are defendants.
JABEH CAMDEN.
Sept o. &
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'Khe following Property,
Yhe REN NNVSE.

S,~.s THIS is large and commodious
FIT building, erected by Martin Han
Esss cock, Esq. in the upper end of
&as&..l Charlotte county, situated on the
main western road leading from Richmond
aud Petersburg, by Prince Edward and Char
lottc court houses, TO Campbell court house
aud New London, Is miles north west Of
Charlotte court house, 81 miles west ofPrnce
Edward court house, 81 miles east OF Camp.
bell court house, 80 miles south east fLynch-
burg, 30 miles north east of Pannill's Ferry,
and within Que mile ofthe said Ilaucock's re-
sdenee--whcre the roads from each of the
above places intersect.
The subscriber having leased this property
for term of years, respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he will
open house of accommodation, on or be-
fore the 10th November next, and from his
strict attention and wish 10 please, he ear
nestly soeits part OF the public patronage.
WIN NJ. DAVIDSON
T. S. Gentlemen driving Pork or Beef, can
be accommodated with grain, lots, &c,
W. NJ. u.
Oct. l6. wfw l.
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Six Segroes,

To wit Tom, jim, Betty, George Henry and
Adam, Win the increase of the SAID negroes,
If any, one wa gon and gear. one yoke of OK
en- aud cart, ten head of horses, together with
his, the said Peudletons stock of cattle and
hocs-also, his HOUSEHOLD y kIICHEN
FURNITURE, or so much thereof as shall be
sufficient to pay and satisfy the debts in said
Iced mentioned. Acting as trustee shall on
y convey such title as j. vested IN me ~. the
aid deed of trust. SAAlL. GARLAND.
September .. Itwtds 9
~ The sale of the above property is T4si-
1oned until fIidaythe 6Isi day Of next mouth,
October,) when il will certainly take place.
S. GARLAND, Trustee
Sept 80. ltWtds
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CfR-As son are act an mna"i""' va ~,
y Al, Commonwealth OF ifgiais, YOU VII
,1,a<e a.. aalies that ee shall an Monday
s7,h octoLer, ISL, Al flie stone house Z" rf.s,
L., n s,ehsr.lsou a 40. Ia The ee"hly OF
Charlotte. state 81 eirgiaia, proceed to- take
,he denos,l,ans sf Rrupes fare, sen. oh1fie
rarrer' Robert Baldwin, Margaret DAVIS anu ~,
.,lhrYs---a,,a 10 eaaiinae from day IL day UNIV
All are tnkrn--al-a At Slcefy@an's shop 10 inc
.saniy of Prime Edward, on Tuesday th any
n November. ls23, to take Tie depos niohs -
James DAVIS. Ralph Meryinaai feicr pa''s :, a
..ihers--also NJ tie stare banse OF 10he :.
A.llar a. Co in the eayaiy 81 abafln'te' sia'e
:. virginia, IN Monday imi HoN"n'heI :
isss, to take the dispositions OF oam"ei
Mases and alhers--a,id also Al lhs 'r"rkei :
lrsn works IN The county ai Aylbe, state 81
VIRGINIA. on Friday 2sth day 81 NoVrnhst :
lss3. 10 ,ake the depos,toas ul Temple baid.
,.,n. paIIy Baldwin aud others, aud io CONT
nne from ;iay today until the whole are isben'
all Of which is iniendodto lee read ase'idehce
IN A esnse in Chancery. now depending 'n'he
,eunty court OF Charlotte, wherein we are
plaintiffs, against James orr, IT. James ore
sen. and Yourself defendants. ..
JoHNP RlCll ARrSON,
ITO. r. mCIlAHpSoN,
Amazon wlW-
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IMe veal ESTATE

OF their testator, is of snch value that il viii
be necessary to sell il, in order to make dvi
sion, under the act of assembly, in such case
made aud provided, notice is hereby given,
that application will be made to Amherst
county court, for authority to sell the same
and the presence of the parties interested is
especially desired on this account. The sub.
scrihers are anxious TO close their administra
ton on the estate of their teStator, and there
tore request the attendance of the parties in
teresied, thatno delay may he made in that obe
jcct. JESSE BECE.
CHAS MONDAY, ia 's'
L. ). The terms of the sale will be for all
sums Of $40 and under it, cash for all sums
er II II months credt, with bond and an
proved security. Persons indebted TO the es-
'ate, are requested 10 make prompt payment,
as longer indulgence cannot he given. Per-
sons having claims against the estate are re-
quested 10 bring them forward for payment
Interest will be required from the date of tho
bonus II payment is not punctuaIly made.
en- EA'rs
July %. wtds 81
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COMMITTED to the iail of Amherst
q 10 NeWa Il.

FsHE Subscribers will pay the above re-
4 ward for appreI,, nding and securing in a.
ny Jail within this state, THREE NEGRO
FELLOWS, or S25 for either OF them, who
ab,conded from us on the morning of the 18th
inst near New London. They were recently
purchased near Fredericksburg, and will most
likely attempt TO return 10 thatpace. ISAAC,
one of the fellows, % or 24 years old, tall and
SLIM has a scar on his forehead WILLIS, an
other, about loyenrsoId a likely smooth faced
fellow, no particular marks recolccted.--
WILLIS, again, about Il years old, with IA
scar on bis right cheek bone, occasioaed by n
burn. Should they heapprehcnded near this
place. Uynehburg,) on their being lodged in
the county or corporation Jail, Joseph Echols
will pay the reward-if elscw here, we live
near Nashville, Tennessee, at which place a
's communication 10 us will be received
DAVID II. HARDEN,
JAMES Il. BOSLEY
Oct. Il. tc2wl1
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Ausnst29

R,df1rd September Cout, 1898.
John Hatcher, admit OF Benjamin Hat
cher. deed and some OF his heirs aud dislrlh-
ntees, P'"'""'5
Against
Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods and
Hugh Woods. Samuel Hatcher, Patsy smith,
rhebe HAYNES, Benjamin Greer, Mnrtlla
HAYNES and Joel Haynes, john Greer, Jnlih
Greer. phehe Greer Henry Greer, susanna
Greer, Edward Greer, kitty Greer, Jabes
Greer, Susanna White, Thof. As smith, Benla.
min Smith, Mary Jornagn aud Pleasant Jor-
nagin, John smith. Eliza Smith, Henry smith,
Samuel smith, Francis Smith, Julia smith
nnd St.uhen smith, Elizabeth Boswell aud
Greed Boswell, Henry Ashury Coleman smith,
John Smith, Samuel Smith, Joseph Nelson
and Polly his wife, Joseph Hale aud Phebe
his wife, together with others, dels.
IN CilANCERY.
The defendants above named not having
entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act of Assembly aud the rules
of this court, aud il appearing 10 the saiisIae.
ton of the cour TINT they are mol inhabitants
Of this country, on the motion OF the plain
tiff, by his attorney, IL Is ordered, thni the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in November next and answer the plain
ti17s bill, that eopy OF this order be inserted
IN some one of the Lynchbnrg newspapers,
for two months, and posted mp nj the court
house door copv--Ieste,
! STEP1OE, e. b, G
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IN CHhNCERY

IN CIIhNCERY.
The defendant, William Smith, not having
entered his appearance aud given security aG-
cording 10 the acl OF Assembly and the rules
Of this court and il appearing 10 the satisiae-
ton Of the court that he is moi an inhabitnni
Of this Commonwealth, On motion Of the
complainant, by his attorney, II IS ordtred,
TINT he appear here on the second Monday IN
December next aud answer the compliments
bill, aud TINT II copy of this order he forth
with p''blished in the Lynohburg VTgininn
for eight weeks successively, and published nj
the front door OF The court house of the said
county on some court day
A copy--Ieste
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Motive.

DY virtue OF = deed Of tiust executed TO
ID the subscriber aud George W. Turner,
by Reuben Pendleton, bearing date 9th May,
1872, aud duly recorded IN the clerks Office
of the county court of Amherst, will be sold,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
dwelling house of the said Peudleton, ON Fri
day the Sd day of October next.
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Smith's Mountain Tract.
Rose & Patteson

HTNDER their sincere THINKS TO The ca
i Hseps ofhe vicinity Of Lynehburg, Jar
he greai eoufdenee. reposed in them, since hfir
connection in The pracfice of Madeline, Jm such
is The uumbr Of upseHied accounts on He1
books, and so completely is MeiE time oceppied
bypr0Ce@ionni duties, Mat they hare been rom
peiied 10 gei Cdpt n. Baiiinger, 10 close their
bookS, commencing IN 1919, md ericnding 10
3la December, 1922; confidently beiier,ng,
those Uho are nnntieio make payment wW mol
objed 10 giring n due bW
Their attention 10 The siot mH be iudefafign-
bic, and heb charges ior, especially 10 those
tho make payment once year.
Gct0btr 3. aC3m Q
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A LIST OF LETTERS,

~ III VI LIZ 'SStJs
Remaining IN the Liberty Post office, on the
9Oh day Of September, 1898.
.4--Miss Thomas Arher, Thomas Arther.
B-James 5. Bishop, Benjamin II. Bowles,
Wilson Bngg, Isaac Bond, James Bell ,, Josh
VA Burnett, Bedford CLERK ?.
C--Charles Craig ., John Cobbs.
D-Jas. S. billiard Sarah z. billiard, Benz.
\. Donald ,, Nm. c. Dapson.
E-Abner Early, Thomas Edgar, Mitchell
Ewing.
Flames Field, Henry Feathers, Harbert
Firth,
G-Reuben Gutry, James Goodman, Eli
Gilmore ,, Patrick Gleeson, Isaac Gross.
H-Battle Harrison, Joel or John Hall,
Samuel Holloway, Edmund Haynes, Ezekiel
Hill, Price Hopkins, Edward Hatcher, Betsy
Hopkins m, 3. ,.. p,,,
flames Lucas, Mary Lewalin, George
Lambert, Edmund Logwood, Benjamin Little,
William Lack, Henry Lane ..
M--Elizabeth Martin, Elizabeth Mead ,Thos
Moore ., Edward Morrss 2, Edmund Mills,
Thomas Mead, James Mari, Robert Miller,
Robert Mennis, Mr. - McGlothlan, Jas.
McClain.
N-Rohert Memo
P-Willam Patterson, VIM Phelps, Moza
Peter, Henry Payne.
Q-Saml QuarIes, Capt. David W. Qnares
R--Iimothy Rogers.
S-George l.. Salmons Cowpcr Shelton,
Joseph Slewter, Alexander 81. Clair, William
Snider, James c, Steptoe.
T-Christopher Jameson, Jesse l.. Thomp-
sou, Nelson Tyler, Slus Tayler 3, Jas Tayler,
Capt. Anderson Thomson
Hf-John West, Danl. Wamack, John Witt.
WILLIAM II. PORTER, 7. NJ.
October 10. w3w 10
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WASHINGTON INN,

II l'E subscriber informs has friends and
he public IN general, hot he has rcnied
'ae house kHoWn ~ The dbore ndmr, situated
On Third street, At HI ccrHor Immediately abore
-hessrs. Dorid y. Udiam kgie's, lately occu.
Pied BY Mr.. Henry hoormap aud he is nor
prepared 10 accommodate 6O.4RDERS, and
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS From his long
experience in In, busiass,qnd fromht arrange
nlemshe has made he feels 40 hesitation IN pro
missing 10 gire satisfaction 10 hose nho uav cnR
on han. He returns thanks 10 his friends for tn
LIBERAL encouragement gaieb he has airtndg re
ceirtd IN his inte Of business, and soiiciis con.
tiaaaaee Of heir patronage
ROBERT .HORRISS.
y 81 hare iaygc guad, in uhich drores
Of horses ran be accommodated r. n
Oriobtr :. 10
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JAMES MONROE.
y VI Il >
GEORGE GRAHAM.

Com'r of the General Land Office.
II Printers authorized to publish the laws
of the u. States in the states of North Carroll
ma, South Carolina, VIRGINIA, Ohio Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and
territory of Arkansas, and Pittsburg, in Penn
syvania, are requested 10 publish the. fore
going proclamation once a week until the
sales take place, and send their accounts (re-
ceipted) to the General Land Office for pay
ment.
Aug. ID. 9awts55
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Not ice.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID MS by Freeman Wainwright, on the
day OF August, 1923, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office for the couaty court OF Bedford,
we shall proceed TO SELL on the premises, on
the 2ylh day of November next,
400 ACRES of Aan0,
Lying and being in the county of Bedford, if
being part of the tract on which the said
Wainwright row resides. Also, his crop of
Corn aud Tobacco, some Stock, some llonse.
hold aud Kitchen Furniture. The sale will
take place for cash. or on such credit as may
be agreed on by the parties concerned.
1VM. ANTHONY, ! r...,...
WIN. MARTIN,
October II. llW3ws
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One Negro boy

named Chester. ALSO, Two HORSES, the
property Of sterling Alepeermon, conveyed
to ihe Subscriber by virtue oil a deed oil trust
executed 10 the subscriber Oh the Goth of Au-
gust, ls3S, due by bond Of said date, which
will appear by reference 10 said deed, which
is duly recorded IA the county court OF Camp
bell The subscriber viii convey such title
as is vested IN hin as trustee.
PHILIP GIBBS.
October Il. w3W II
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Henry September County Cout, 1923
john Thompson, Compt.
rs.
Beverly Bawram adm r. of John T. Stoeall,
dec d. WiIliam Smith and Nancy his wife,
J Ohm Genneu aud Elizabeth his wife,
nrfpnJanta
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Notice.

WILL BE SOLD, for cash, at EfJah
w =. Hundleys store, ON Hat creek, or
I riday the 3ist OF this present month, Ill
ral.l IL L IsIiIiII ~ 4. ...A
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~ iO0,000
2A,000
100000
t0.Nt,0

Arc still in the wheel. Tickets, S15--
Halves, 81 50--Quarters, SO 75--Eishths,
81 87-Ordered, free of postage, at the
Baltimore prices, Mt
WARDS OFFICE.
u Orders by mail will be punc,ually ut
tended to, II accompanied by the cash, or
prize tickets in any OF the Baltimore Lotto
r9s. Oct IL