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Quantieo Canal Lottery Of p.
FIFTH CLASS. ~
TO BE DR.iUS THE
SthAas OF February 40.
IL 'heLNIfRE, jfanagtr.
SCHEME.
1880 tickets at SO IS,

2i36o tickets at SO 25, o.,
This lottery is formed by the ,ernss, ~
bnation and Formulation of 80 nunLes:, '1a
determine the prl2es therein, the 80 n,nt
will be publicly PLACED into wheel oa u
day OF drawing, aud tour OF them will ba ~.
ont and that ticket having ON il the l.. ~
and ID drawn Nos. IN the order in VII,
drawn, will be entitled To tie prize ol I "aSa
dollars aud those five other ticket, a}3g
shall have on them.the same Nos. in ill.,.
lowing orders, shall be entitled 10 The n,.,..
affixed TO them, respectively, viz: rA"
The LIST, Sd and I'd TO $4,000
Cd, Isl and Sd 10 4,oOO
I'd, Sd and LIST to 1900
I'D, lst aud I'd to 1900
3D.. I'd aud lst ta l,5aS
Those six other tickets which shall have
them three of the drawn Nos aud fbose ti,.l
the lst, I'd and 4th, III one OF their sey,uI ~
ders OF combination or perturbation, will es.,
be entitled To n prize OF = 900.
Those six Other tickets which shall hnve n,
them three of the drawn Nos and thos, ,i,,a
the lst, Sd aud 4th, in some one OF their ,e.s
ral orders OF combination o. pernutation Min
each he entitled 10 a pIi2e OF 5000.
Those six other tickets which shall have n,
them three of the drawn Nos. aud those ,lre'
the %, Sd and 18th, in some one of their M
dcrs, will each be entitled TO prize of seCo
Those loo tickets which shall have on HEM
two of the drawn Nos. and those two The al
and 18th, will each be entitled TO u prize ID
s24.
Those 3l2 tickets which shnl have on them
two OF the drawn Nos. and those lwo tbe IA
aud Sd, or 2d and ith, ill each be entitled N
prize of Sl2.
And all those $500 tickets, having on them
but ohc of the drawn Nos. will each be chi,
tied 10 prize of 81
No ticket which shall have drawn mz,
OF a superior denomination, can be entitledbI
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawn,
and subject TO the usual deduction OF fifteen
per cent.
Tickets and shares may be had until MONDAY
the 9th December neal, at the same priceli,
Hh0ie Tickets SO %
HdfreS . Oh
Quarters sli
When the price will be advanced to vi 81
Packages et ten tickets, embracing lie 30
Nos. OF the lottery, which of necessity must
draw nj least SI3 60 melt, 18th 50 MANY
chances for capitals or shares of PACKAGE.
may be had al the same rate.
Prizes III my of the lotteries of New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, MARY land and
Virginia, will be received i'll payment.
IL Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes, 40
above, free of postage, for tickets or share
will receive prompt attention, if addressed 10
AbkAM X. NORTH, LyHchJWg
November 80. -
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~ CILA'GERl

On the molten ofthe complt, by his attor-
ney. who 6lcd his bill, aud II Appearing 10 the
satisfaction OF The court that sthc defendant
unrhnrial White is not an nhabitnnt ol this
commonwealth, aud without the jurisdiction
oil this court, i. Is ordered aud deerced 10y the
cnua. that the defendant in this country Ice
resirajned from paying to the defendant isanc
White, ANY monies, goods or other effects lc
n,av NOW have in his hands, or which may
heieattrr come TO his hands, belonging 10 the
said defendant, to the amount oi one hundred
and ninety dollars, unlil The luther order ar6
decree OF this 60 art concerning the same
Aud il is further ordered, that the said absent
defendant Xachariah White, do appear here
on the fourth Monday in January next, aud
answer the compliments bin, and that a CO.
nv otthis order be forthwith inserted in one
OF the newspapers published in the town ei
Iynchbnrg once week Tor eight weeks sue
eessiyrly previous TO that day, aud that auo
ther cory thereof hr posted AT tue front dooi
ri the cont ho0se of this county on som,
court day. Aoopy .ies,e,
no. {. CUTLER, DC.
November 10. "swl5
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NY. paA g. UaheN

HFFERS his services as PHYSICIAN
oAND stRCEON, TO the oitizens of Am
hcrst Jlis residence is in New Glasgow,
where he may be found at any time.
November >, wtsI3
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The subscribers have just received,
Lorrillard's best Maccoboy Snuff,
Bells do do do
do Scented Rappee do
do Scotch do
do Princes Mixture do
do Lafayette do
All of which can he had either by boz,
bottle or Jar. OWENS l. LECkIE.
November 80. tc3t30
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'ihe Tract OF i.and,

commonly known by Tie name OF the Green
| Bottom, lying on the Ohio ltivrr, containing
| between four aud five thousand seres. Of
~ hieh more than eighteen hundred hre said
To be prime low grounds. W. Hre.n not perso.
nhlly acquainted with this estate but il has
hecn represented 10 rs as being the finest on
thai part OF the Ohio river " hichis within the
limits of the stale oi Virginia II is said 10
abound III coal. For many years while this
estate was in the hands OF Colonel Wilson {.
Nicholas, To whom ii formerly belonged, IL y
said 10 have been extensively cultivated III
tobacco, which when sold ia Now York aud
Europe, we are informed, commanded prices
equal To those nj which James River tobacco
sold. II has been div ided into many smaller
tracts or lois, as may he seen by n plat in The
possession oi John iIanuan, esq Who lives
near the laud, aud who will shcw the whole
or any part thereof Ia any person DESTROYS IL,
view il but il will be sold in one entire tract
or in such parts or parcels as on the day OF
sale may be thought most likely 10 produC.
the hest price. Tile sale viii be in three
equal annual instruments the purchasers 10
give bond with approved securities, and also
deeds OF trust on the land Nv II ,arthcr security
Tor the ultimate payment OF the purchase mo
ney. As the members Of the assembly from
every part OF the state will be in Richmond at
the time of the sale, persons at II distance
wishing To purchase may conveniently avail
themselves oil their agency.
JOHN COAITER,
JOHN II. COGkE.
November 10. wIwl5
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Leather. Oil and Spanish Hides.

Holm X CAaWELi. POE have On
a. hand very general aud extensive assori'
ment OF Leather, -Uu Spanish Hides, and 20
barrels OF lenpers' Oil, which will be sold on
the mos, moderate terms
fliey will give cash or leather for raw hides
or tan on shnres. wts7 Scpt.lJ
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inter Nil.

400 GALLONS real Winter Straine,
1CCO LAMP OIL, warranted TO be of III
best quality, just received 10y
WAITER II. MIDDLETON.
Nov. 90
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Virginia, to Wit
In Hahjar County Court, an Chancery, TIE
24M day Of .sorenrLer, 1924.

Virginia, To Wit
In Hailar County Court, an Chancery, the
24M dry Of .soremLer, 1894.
Simpson chesher, plaintiff,
against
son aud Elizabeth his wife, VIM. Chesher,
VIM. Thomas aud Hannah his wife, Hosea
chesher, John stone aud Peggy his wife, f.
lllah Wooslcy aud Nancy his wife, James
Chesher aud Zachus Cbesher,
defendants.
The defendants Daniel Chesher, John Che.
sher, William Simpson and Elizabeth his wife,
William Chesher, William Thomas aud Han.
nah his wife, Hosea Chcsher, John Stone and
Peggy his vile, Elijah Woosley aud Nancy
his wife land Jas. Cheshcr, not hay .ng entered
their appearance X given security accordin
10 the act OF assembly and the rules OF this
court, and ii appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court that the said defendants Daniel Che.
sher, John Chcsher, William Simpson aud
vale, william Chesher, William Thomas aud
wife, Hosea Che sher, JotH Stone and wife,
Elijah Noosley aud wife, aud jas Chesher
are not inhabitants OF this commonwc
on motion OF the plaintiff, by his counsel, II
IS ordered, that the said defendants, Danicl
and John Chesher, VIM. Simpson and wife,
WIN. Chesher, VIM. Thomas and wife, Hosea
thcsher, John Stone aud vito, Ehah Wous.
ley and wife, and james Chestcr do apnear
here on the fourth Monday in February next,
and answer the bin the plaintiff, aud that ii
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in one
ot the newspapers published in the town of
for eight weeks successfully aud
posted AT the front door of the court house off
this county. A Copy--Ieste.
J. II. BOXLEY, d..c.
December g. wsw+l7
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XMe Xract "a AaMA,
Notice.

DY virtue of Il deed of trust executed 10
I'D the subscriber by jacob krantz aud Tho
krantz, which decd is, OF record in the clerk
othce oil the county court of Bedford, bearing
date the 9Th day ct March, 1921 lor.purposes
therein expressed, shall, on Friday the Gath
day of january 1895, proceed to sell, for cash,
10 the highest bidder, ON the premises,
Il certain Hract ei AaMi,
in the county OF Bedford, on the waters Of
Goose creek, adjoining the auds OF Anthony
q, Tinsiey, Pleasant Murphy and others, con
tanning
One Hundred and Forty Acres.
The title is thought 10 be COED, but such rs
IS vested ia me will be given, aud none other.
BENNEI NJ. MURPHY, Trustee
November -. wSwl5
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10y virtue of deed upon trust executed
September, lsl7 and otrccord in the hastings
court Office of Lynehburg, for the purpose OF
securing the payment of sundry debts therein
mentioned, To Nm. Norvell,l shall proceed
10 sell,to the highest bidder, Tor ready money,
at public auction, on Saturday the 18th day
ot December, 1924, CI fair, inot the aeAt fair
day thereafter Sundays cHcepted)
Il certain Hiece w Gr 0N,nA
situated on 2nd street, in the town Of Lynch
burg, containing IL feet q inches front on
said street, aud extending hnck 1872 feet, aud
being part OF Lot No. % Acting as trustee
shall convey such tile only as is vested ia me
THOMAS WATT, Trustee.
November 10. Iwlo
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,.aSD and .SESnoEs

GfCR N.Ij,E.
~ GREEABIf 10 an of,Irr of the county
"a court 81 Amherst, will be sold, on.tbe
premises, on II ednesday Tire 2glh day Of De-
cember neat, on credit OF / aud years,
that VALUABLE PLANTATION wherein
Thomas Johnson, def. formerly Fed. IN The
county OF Amherst, within one mile oi Lynch
hung, continuing 3l6i acres, lying on both
sides ri B0liing's creek, one hall OF whinh Is
cleared The balance IN woods and heavily
umbefed There il On this plantation good
dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house and
barn, and all other necessary out houses, 18th
nn apple orchard OF grated fruit OF about 100
trees. There is also FIRST rate mill scat on
this tract, Oh never failing stream. Any
gentleman wishing 10 purchase land will do
well to attend Ibis sale, as II Will be sold with
out reserve. Terms, will be bond with ap-
proved security, with deed oftrust to socare
the payment.
Also, will he sold, a, the same time and
place, FOUR LIKELY NEGROES, on a ere
dir of - months. Bond with approved seeu-
rity will be required.
by the Commissioners.
November %. wtds
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IWclye NEGROES.

Terms cash. or londs negotiable nj The
'stHt. bank Of n G NJ doubt is entertained
as 10 the title oil the properly yet the trustees
will only convey specially Sale by consent
DAVID II. CLARK, and !
RICE GARLAND, Trustees
ny has agtni JANIS 1. Mon,nIAp,>
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HNUSHES.

DAlNT, scrubbing, Shoe, Sweeping
a Wb,tewash, ShaViag, crmnb, busting,
ely OF FANCY SOAPS, Walls, &C. just re-
ceiyed aud tor sale by
THOMAS J. DuVAL.
Sept. 10 Is
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..Atlson County 0doter Court, 1924.
Reuben u Palmer, complainant,
AGAINST
Jsaac Wh,le aud Zachnriah White, ENeeu-
tors OF Couyas White, 81, deed,
defendants
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yzfHT SHE
\ Tract of y.anA,
Nne other 'rrnct,

On Smiths fiver--an,a 1RACT on the Mar.
INV bone Rad ia said eounty--UNE lM-
PROVED aud four mimrreesd LOTS, Ia
tho fown.of IcaksYille--.l Horse, cart aud
steers, a.naaG,ef al Bsoks, with y variety oi
household and oihertulni1ufe specified IA said
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TRUST SALE Ole LAND.

Wy virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 us
~ by Wllllnm II. Cabell, esq. aud recorded
~ the eonfl ul The county ot Cabell ave shall,
on the 2ilb day OF Jannaty sneAt, proceed 10
sell, al the front door OF the Eagle Hotel, in
Lie .,Iu nj HIrLnnnnI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15
MIR. CRAWFORD.

statement in Saturdays IntolJigcnccr, leave
no reason to doubt Mr.. Crawlord's conyalcsccncc.
His Illness has probably been much exaggerated
on the one hand, as diminished OH the other. No
apprehension has been entertained By his friends or
expectation by his enemies of his immediate demise.
We trust tbatit may be long before such apprchcn-
sions will be supported upon just grounds We do
not, however, bcievc--and we have heard much
said on the subject by political ficuds and enemies
that his health will ever be so far rc-insiated, as
to justify the country in clccting him to the Pres-
dency. His constitution is much shaken and cnfcc-
bled-and If in no immediate danger of sinking IN
der its late ials-still less likely to recover its ORR
ginal tone aud vigor. There is no reason to doubt
the assertion, that his Physicians have recommend
cd the resignation of his appointment, aud Ofitn
Gun, pace ct dtgHitate-and that the prospect Of at
tanning the highest prize Of Republican ambition
alone restraints him from executing it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15

au0n OF our provinces; if they arc true, ,hc,
would sufficiently justify the entrance of new
rehcn troops. IL is said, for instance, that
'he volunteers at CataIayud had invoked the
! name OF Charles the 5th, whilst 500 royalists
''nder Tue name of the ''ieagucd oftte Due,o,n
were oVerrunning CASTLE; that al Badajos, the
royal volunteers had had violent sk;rmisbc.
with the French troops and al Alc,z.r do
STU Juan with the regiment of the Kin~
whilst, IN the cnyians of Ocana and nj ".
iencia, they ran about the streets, insultino.
those who were in favor of the constitution. and
even went so far rs to fire into the windows. In
The last place, they behcadcd some person. m or
der, as they said, 10 show them the great day of
the determination ofthe liberals. On the other
mana, some guerillos have shown themselves on
the side OF Ronda; and the French troops, obi.
sed to quiet both parties, have been forcei, we
are told, tomakc tatiguing marches and counter
marches; likewise that they have evacuated
Car'neScna. Sach arc the reports in agitation
and though it is probable they arc much exar
gcT0tcd, yet fhr'a - '''s:t that this country
is in very affecting situation.
" '''- ~ =; - .:'ation existed a.
,nonS the Janissaries at Constantinoulc. TIC
troops encarnped at Biyusden TO proceed ,oa;nst
Ercecc had been ordered to suspendtbcir march
!nd hold themselves III readiness 10 aid in re.
storing tranquility in the capital OF Turkcr. In
confederation of this VIC find in the ST. i,moe,s
Chronicle of the IIth, letter from pcr,. of
which the following is an extract -. Tic o.
toman Government had resolved to employ tho
Jan'Ssarics III the intended expo lition against
greece, but as soon as they were informed Oft
they manifested their discomfort so Ioudlv. tl,t
1t was necessary to give up the project. Ano-
ther means was then tried; secret Instructors
were sent TO the Aga, in consequence of Which
lie declared TO thcJanssaries that great rewards
would be given to those who would make the
campaign against the Greeks as volunteers
lh us appeal had no satisfactory result only 90
or 81 individuals having stepped forward in tho
nope at getting great sum of money.n
but the most important article of news fran,
me East, will be found among the extracts hn.
low respecting the condagration of the niliiary
'toresc objected at Grand Cairo by the PacLa
81 Egypt One of the latest letters from Cnn-
S'antinoPlc, mentions that the Pachaof Egynt
mad abandoned the idea of proceeding for The
Morca, but that his son was to proceed tbi,bcr
with large force. But whatever NAV hara
been the designs of the Pacha; if the article
from the Morning Chronicle be true, the pro-
ect OF going against the Morca must be aban-
doned. "'A
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GOVERNOR YATES.

In speaking Of this gentleman, the Editor OF IN,
advocate says, that it i, remarkable that Governo.
Yates isnow applaudcd by all the Editors who aba
III him on account of hi, MESSAGE TO the las, s;,-
are. II is not more remarkable than that he should
oe "oMSea how' by all who then oPpia'.dcd him.
Gov. Yates has displayed on The occasion of the re-
cent call OF the Legislature. much frmness and we
think Republicanism. When motives sn honorable.
as disposition to obey the will of the people, can
DC fairly ascrbed to him, it is neither proper or cha
rtahle t" sees for private ana discrcdi,able reasons
The State OF New York III mailing his proclama ii
On so enthusiastically, aud GENERALLY, has given
lie very best proof of the propricty OF calling an
extra session OF the Legislature.
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w Arlington, June -.

The Committee Of Investigator, has been as
siduously engaged, since our last, III the exam;-
nation oi a great number of witnesses In reia.
ton to the matters referred to il.
1t Is SAIL that the most clear and positive
proof has been adduced, showing that leans of
considerable sums OF money were made by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, liz 1919, TO several
OF the banks IN the District ofCoIumbia, of the
public money, a part of which have not been
yet repaid; AMI that part of what remains I'M
paid, it IS ascertaincl, is not likely to be re-
paid at all.
1t is said that all the clerks, OF nearly so,
belonging to the Office Of the Secretary of the
Treasury, naye been examined, as to the know
ledge of the receipt of the letter of the Receiver
| at Edwarlayille, by Mr.. Crawford, and that
none OF them have any knowledge on the sub.
Ject. Nor does 1t appear that the Secretary
ever consulted any of them, as to their recoi.
lection of its receipt, except Mr.. Dickins, VIII,
made out his report OF the ed March, 1921
| before he made his report in which lie state.
that the officers of the Treasury had no rccoIIec
ton oft. There has been considerable exam
ination, ii is said, the subject of the affairs OF
the bank of Missouri, but we have not learn
ed what was disclosed on the subject, except
that all the money received by it, were entered
as general deposit, to the credit of the United
States, and, therefore, liable to be paid in cash:
| A point, which it seems was heretofore doubted
by some.
| The Committee sat until a late hour last G.
vening, for The purpose of taking the testimony
| of L.. Cheyes, Esq. late President of the United
States Bank. We understand that in the
course of his examination, lac expressed himself
in terms of high appreciation, in regard to the
conduct of the Secretary of the Trsa ,ury, in fine,
measure taken by him in the collection ami Sc
curity Of the public funIs in the " cstern coun-
try.
We understand that the Committee have
been engaged, during the whole of this day, il,
the examination of Mr.. EDWARDS.
Wash. Rep.
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CONVEC1ICYIr

The Legislature of Connecticut adjourned on the
room OF Mr. Lanman. FIR. Lanman attended the
caucus III Washington on the 14th February last
ana the consequence was, that he received only
votes out of2l0, for re-clcction-May such be the
tate OF all who rnisrepresent their constituents!
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A MOST EXCELLENT GOOD JOKE.

Mr.. Stephen Simpson of the Philadelphia Column
bian Observer, says, that the Richmond Wing"
was recently established by two young 4ristocrafc
.Na6obs-and that il supports John Quincy Adams
for the Presidency, upon the principle Of hereditary
succession. Well done Spinakins verify the first
branch Of the proposition, aud we will yield you the
last.
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TIE reaction in PENNSYLVANIA.

Turns ont, we afraid, to be of very limited ey
tent. Besides the sting at Pttsburp meetings
nave been held i'll only three counties in favor of the
National Nomination" as il is called. In every
State OF the Union al of the ndilates have ri,d
but III none of them is there such concert and ana
nin,ty, as Pennsylvania has displayed for General
Jackson. Mr. Crawford is n likely to 90; the vote.
of Pennsylvania, as Jackson those of virginia 9TH
cases, as Mr.. Hay would say are anos, in.pos-
,ibIe."
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TRUST sale.

4 ~ the 2lst day Of august, 1922, Deed Of
- Trust was execrte',t to tie subscribers by James
H,h' "iHh 'o"n OF Manchester whereby vas ron
veyed TO them, a jR.1CT or L.4.yI). tvj.c in
the county OF Powhatan, and containing about nine,
ty acres.
-, he subscribers a. Trustees will offer the said
frrrf Of LIND for sale to the highest bidder. for
ASH at PowhHtan Copr-Hnusc, on 7H,as9ay the
,"h 1ay ofJonc, ps;. that being Pow !latan Court
lay.
RICHARD o. HENDERSON.
JESSE IIIX
'"n' p tas33
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BALTIMoRE, June 10.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM PERU.

The schooner Express, Capt Chaytor, ar
rived here yesterday morning in the very short
passage of eleven days from Jamaica to the
Capes. BY this arrival the Editors of the Anne
rican have received from their correspondents
at Kingston, Jam. the Public Advertiser, Kings
ton Chronicle, & Jamaica Courant, of the Goth
ult. inclusive, from which is extracted the fol-
lowing news of the fall Of Caso into the hands
of the Royalists. The news was brought to Ja-
Tnaica by the cutter Grcciao, CartEagena and
Santa Martha-and, in addition to the inteli-
Ccncc contained in the papers, we learn that a
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NG'TNJTY.n,H Fps

VIRGINIA Lottery OFFICE, RIcuMoyp.
Whole Ticket a. IN
Half do. Q IN
Quarter do. or
Parcels Of Tickets may also he had - t,,.-
ed III that way they will cost S.5 and are yorrnn,
cd to draw so, less Is per cent.
should parcel be purchased by certificate, il
will cost only
OF Whole Tickets son
Half do. IA
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing, ard
subject to deduction OF 10 per cent.
Orders from the country (post paid,) will meet
with prompt attentions,
June 9.
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cAyar r.orrrnv

1850 tickets at 81. u blanks TO przc.
This Lottery is formed by the tcrnary Combine
.ioh ana termination OF - nua'bors. The fate of
the above 1850 tickets viii he d.. .crn,;red -; c.,
moments by the drawing of numbers out of 81 pu,
into the wheel. As the present Scneme varies 4 lit
tie from the former ones, explanations may Itc nh
Iaincd at the Managers Office under the Eagle Io
tel, Richmond.
W Tue drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
the oath day of November, or at q much, CARRIER
day, if the sale of tickets will warrant it,
Tickets and Shares for sale at
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Legislature of Massachusetts, now in session
IN preparation for the pending crisis, hive just chan
yea the Electoral Law of that State, from the
District, to the General Ticket system. This is the
mode now, lar n majority of the States--and all
which feel particular interest in the election will
probably conform TO il .
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NOTICE.

~ hree'''fe DfoaT'"'e"A 2eA, .'ien 1891
S''wi o2ALs %ii be received at this Depart.
FL ~ msm "nni the lst DAY ofJuly next. for the
ports Of Gases decided ii. Hte co,1rI ,r re
nargn'a from Mc l0M .4pril, 1890. 10 Xxx Is,s
1875 cy +. ". Giiner, Counsellor at Lar.
by order,
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, c. G.
tlstJ &C