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Gown NICArInN y.
" How lone, We simplc pne',
VIII We be sul'd IWlslItr.

HOW lthHF W 7llilII|' mr.
Viii We BE- guild lws1nt
Upon persuing . lottery advertisement,
holding forth the very great chance OF OBJ
tanning prizc, the uncommon richness of
the wheels, " only two more drawings ; 4
all the highest prlzcs, stilrcmaio uudrawn!
One hundred ihopsnd dollars the "cac
tns nl,ugularisa nj the lottery garden, sur
rounded with thu modest aud beautiful rose
bushes, hearing twenty thousand, ten
thousand, aud five thonsand buds These
aIr liz" attractions Of the place which first
strike the sight and we pass over the lawn
unmiudful 0flhr dal5les that BIZ ON beneath
our feet IN little clusters of twelve stars.
To procure chance ot obtaining some Of
these flowers, and having no particular
predictions fer lucky or mlucky old
established or new established, fortunate or
unfortunate offices - stepped into the
one which happened to hr nearest, and
Though Il could not boast of days laps
synr," yet claimed the mrrt of having iii
pcuscd rs great Share of fortune's gift.
in proportion Ia the time il had been "cs
tablshrd,' as those more ancient temples
of the " fcklr goddess 10 whom the public
hayc been greatly obliged for years past,
Having some acquaintance with the hand
man Il WAS going 10 say maid Of the
whnligig lady, before made my intended
purchase, We had the following discourse.
IrCka R,ny-pray, Mr.. Lottery Man
how many uolr drawings are there
IoHulI .Hon Two, sir.
Tick. Buy.-Ilow many drawings are o
yer
Lot. Man--Eightccn, sir.
Tick Buy.-liow many tickets are
drawn each day
Lot Nlan-TNc hundred, sit.
Tick. Bny.=Thcu there ARE three thon
and six hundred tickets drawn and Of
twenty five thousand contained IN the
scheme, which lo"'es twenty two thou
sand four hundred still IN The wheels.
Lot Man-Yrs, sis.
Tick. Buy.-Wny, At the raft you have
been drawing, 1t win tal>c one hundred &
twelve day., instead Of two TO finish It
Lot. Mau-- stop, my good SIR, not %
faqi, if you pieasc, We don't draw the
blacks. sir, there are p"1c but prizes drawn
IN tbs lottery, and lis impossible for any
body to dulw blank no risk OF drawing
a blank, sir, no not the least, III mike II
appear as plain 10 yon as' Is to rne.
Tick Boy.---Sir, you are Esly pohte
shall he all attention.
Lot. Man-tSat don't You tell Every
hedy; we don't Ike tbrse things 10 be gen
orally known ;cur- is blind business, yoe
kpow, and taat is the rrasoh We take th'
/ bind goddess for our sign.
: ,A,,r. Ia.F Ia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07

Departed this life on the 10th ultimo, Mr.
WILLIAM GrTUIuE ot Amherst county, III
the 53d year of hi, aer. Mr.. " h's death wn'
occu,iourd BY a tall from his horse, aud not
being drscngagcd from his si'rrup, II appear,
that tie hopse mn considerable distance
with Mr. before a. lett orgot clenr OF hun.
From he vesr,gcs OF the said "nimal, hc was
much alIrrphted, aud rnu with great velocity,
so rs - very mitch laccraic or mnngIe the
body oi Mr. q. Mr. " 6 wae mali OF IN
doubted >cfaci'y. Was he II kind husband ,
the trars OF his spouse Wlnrss wns he an
allcctiouatr parent the lamentations OF his
progeny sluiy speak in the Affirmative was
he "A kiud neighbour the gloom Of those who
resided contiguous 10 him show that lac Wa
but alas with nh those great and good gnhl.
iGcafions, h. ~ NO more he In, left II "llr
md numerous family long aud bitterly = BE-
Nh LLLIL IL . M. allln In.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07

tn. W Itss successful had - hcenin b..
descriptions of the no less aniablr ta.rlc
ter Of England. The work ofihpt gentle.
MN hHd united the hearts Of al III our
common band of friendship. He Won,
follow, aud every true Cd, aud Scotsman
would he proud Ia follow the example ol
the young and noble lord opposite hun
Lord tast'rrraghl by dr,etinr an over
flowing bumper Ia the health OF Sir W
Scott fhr tnast was drunk with the
greatest enthusiasm SIR w altcr then said
I" In would not attempt 10 reply II the
compliments which hid been directed t.
him by tin right honorable iud.1., nor Ia
thank the Celtic Society, of which he had
always been sincere admlrer and warm
friend and supporter, hut he would Ill rN-
press the sentiments Ia tclt, fin diduot say
he WAS much battered At compliment,
howetcr unrreritcd when coming from
such source aud received With such q
Highland Welcome"
.4gerife Courtesg.--Thc following ar.
tlcle, copied from Roston paper, exhibits
the Aigerinc character in new light.
THE bllg Sicily, Bradford, arrived at
Boston from the Mediterranean, when OF
Carthagerha, on the 18th Of February, fen
in with two trlgates, one of which h ,istcd
American colors, and ordered her 10 hack
the main.top-sail aud send her boat a
Iongsiar, which WAS done. Captain Il. on
boarding her, found by then turhans and
wlde trousers, they were not Americans.
They Were very polite, and he WAS oshered
from the g1nsway through file Of ser
wants, white aud black, into the after
cabin, Ia the presence OF \ venerable look
ing man, with black beard, loiIing on a
cushioned sofa. His appearance WAS more
like that of a priest than the commander
Ola vessel of war. While asking the com
mon place questions in shch eases, he WAS
served with coffee, pipes, e,c. by the nu-
merous slaves afhs servants. Was asked
If we had plenty of provisions tor 50 long
VOYAGE "a to BosIon--if not, would with
pleasure supply us with any thing on
board and after wishing us good pas
say, Captain b left them, and proceeded
on his course. capt. Il. considered thctn
Alserincs'
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Ava.St Sale.

SDY virtue OF II derd of trust executed 10 the
- subscriber by I.oar linsley, tor tie pnf-
poses therein mentioned, md duly recorded
IN the county court clerks office Of Amher.'p
henrlnc date on tn 18th dpy of November,
ls23. will proceed IN sell, to the highest nd.
det, lorcnsh, ut Amherst court house, On the
l-ti Ala, lapI
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'Ihe foiAowing Property

One negro woman named PoLlNA md her
child AbsOIEM The subserihrr selling IL
trustee, will convey such title only ~ u vest
ed IN him by virtue 81 the 'aId deed which he
prcsumes 10 Ice uuqnusttondble
SAMUEL II. DAVIES, 1rnster.
MAY :. tds7F
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Notice.

1HItI partnsrehip Of u a u. nTGGTNEOT-
- HAN y 90. vas Dissolved by mutual
nsent on the goth day d hrr,I i923 All Of
those indebted 10 that concern are earnest
Ivreancsled to make immediate payment 10
either al tho partners, or to th"ir agent, Jas.
~ lIigai05otham, who isanlhoraedto recej,e
pavmrus md grant discharges, Those hat-
ing claim. against the concern are rcquestet
to bring thtm forward
THOMAS HIGGINBOTHA
DAVID HIGGINEOIHAA
DANIEL HIGGlNBO1HAM
.kelr- GtaPoW, May 7, 1879 4n7T
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-07

It viii he seen by an extract given helsw,
tAat Sir Walter Scott has at leugth IN eject
Acknowledged himself to be the author OF
the Naverly NoselS.
The .4utddr Of Unperig-At the annual
meeting Of tho Celtic Society, held IN t.
dnbnrg, ,ht Chief Commissioner thus lr-
trodaced the health of Sir Walter Scott ;
"The Union between England and Scot
land which had stood bu' on paper, sln'e
1907, had within these very few years be
come Union in heart and in deed. II he
were asked for the reason of this change
for the cause of this unjon--hc wonit
say that il ought ~ be ascribed To th'
works of t1n bright genius who sat oppo
site to him, who like rronrcthrns, had sto
len iire from heaven, and given life 10 age
th.i were gone, aud knowledge and intflI
! geoce to that in which he lived ILL
WORKS had deIinsated the character ""'
pecaliariiirs OF the Scottish ft"h'e in
manper II ores pleasing, instructive, a"'
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1iIr GREAT FRYE OF
100000 DOLLS.
is no7r floating IN the GR1.vD
STATE LOTTERY

Nv brAWtSG ~ rur rtrY 81 BALTIMORE 5
roIIl.sas OtsrIrE
goyt1uor,# Jb,,l n. ls14
n. Eosid,t ib,,l,nvp fhl.nafd csui,nl ur1,.
.al0NTIuJNDnluIu SAND DOLLARS.
d,..r, a,. .l.n nav, nant,n. IN The wheel. In.
,'.,,,,.I. al 90 enu . Of Ia 0op. If = Ooo.
.l I.oGn DOLLS ~. and are MI linble ~.
.dr,,,l,, M, nor, dfavy,ue i, Inch will TAX "A.
,,l,r,.on
TfygDyy N, iah NJ MY,
L..,.,,,',l l,.,l,,,,,,re undo, H.. snncrin..
,.,Jc,,r, ot N. ro,,,,tIs, ioorrs n,noin,cd bv--
fI,,. ,.,yc,,,,,r and Council Only Two drp,..
No.. remain In cou5,ler, the .rIrme. TLs
,,noir ot tine I.rizr. are payable in CASH.
',,ic, ,,.I, l,'.du cojII.H,g prTtCL ibs
,,,,,,,.pi ll,n, ARE d,,nn.
n. D,J,ts DUph +, b. ,.7t on n, soon -
,,~LIe b1,sg,v al n dis,0ucr nun NJ MI
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1bis ish Lottery formed by The combination
Of 80 Nos. aud the prizes therein will be do
ternlined rs prescribed inthe managers adVor-
tisement, first announcing The srhcme, and in
the bills which will be delivered 10 the pur-
clps.r OF n ticket or SHIRE,
No ticket which shall hive drawn prize
OF u superior denomination tan be entitled 10
nm inferior pize.
Prizes payable 30 days after The drawing,
and subject, as usual, 10 u deduction oi 10 per
cent.
A lnrgc proportion Of The above scheme has
been arranged into parcels OF 10 tickets, each
parcel embracing the 80 combination ltunibcrs.
These nre warranted 10 drnw nj lehst S10-or
93d after the deduction of 10 per cenr so
thai ten chances for the larger prizes will be
OH aimed by the advoulurer Tor iriling cKI
pense
Tickets mny now be Ind Mt EoHoLS 1,
NORll1'S Book store, Lynchbnrg, at VI, aud
shares IN proportion but will be advanced TO
s., ON Monday the 10Th inst.
The drawing win positively take place in
the city OF Richmond in The course At the
month Of January next, aud the pnrticular
day will shortly be announced.
LViAdwg, Dcc6mber 1928
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unequal They are vast field, where golden
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pr udent husbaudman, to reject the one, and
hoald the other. These publications are.
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an1 So difficult 10 be procu cd, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority Of the
cultisato1s OF science the United State, thro
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proposed. ttistherciofe meant To 1--WE an ex.
tract 80 crPiou7 OF thciFcontcnts as not only TO
exhibit the Iogress oithe Physical Sciences
broad, but 10 do away, in great degree, the
necessity oitccuringt u the works themselves.
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he work l. published in numbers in janua
~, April, July, and October, forming yearly al
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ric Repcl tory, AID was commenced'n January,
1921.
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