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4 Il a meeting Of the President and Di-
IA rector3 OF the Lynchbnrg and Salem
Turnpike Company, On the 9th day OF April,
ls2i-
Order,d, That the stockholders of the
Lynchburg aud Salem turnpike Company
payto the Treasurer, ON or before the 18th
day OF May next, five dollar, on cath Of their
several shares OF stock, aud thai the treasurer
cause this order.to be published, according 10
aw. JOHN LYNCH, Gdk.
April 49, tom
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'EYNSt Sale.

'DY virtue of deed of trust executed to the
- subscriber by Isaac 1insley, for the pur-
poses therein mentioned, and duly recorded
in the county court clerks office of Amherst,
benring date on the Eth day of November,
1923, will proceed to sell, to the highest bid
der, for cash, st Amhers; court house, on the
-trIh Nh ,a1l
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IUST pVBXASHED.

A ND for sale by the author. and at Ech
"a OILS & Norths Bookstore, STRUCTURES
on NE Religious. System of B.9RON SIZE.
DENBORG, with a letter 10 Mr.. II. G. Lin.
berg and an appendix-Price, % cents
April lS. ts36
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VIE following Property

One negro woman named POllNA and her
child ABsOLEM. Tie subscriber selling a
trustee, will convey such title only as is vest
ed in him by virtue Of the said deed " hich he
presanes Ia be unquestionahIe.
SAMUEL Il DAVIES, Trustee.
Nav 7 tds77
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Guam ico Canal Lottery, Sd class
SCIlENIE
1850 pHaes. 1850 S,eo.o
U9Vo iIpuks ( Tickets 9'o@fV

$3.50 blanks. ( tickets. @'o-0
The prizes IN the preceding scheme will
be determined as follows Tanty Nos.
from to 80 inclusive, will sevcrally b,
placed into the wheel on the day of draw
jug, and > Of them be drawn OUT aud thai
wicket having ON IT the lsi, I'd and 81 Nos
drawn from the wheel, viii be entitled To
the highest prILr that having on II the
81, Attn M.i 5Uh Nos. drawn rs aforesaid,
VIII b. entitled to the next highest prlzt :.
that having uult the I'd, ith and 9th Nos
Drawn a. aforesaid. Will be- entitled 10 the
pr2. of $3.50 that having on it thr Cd,
sd "a d 9th, Nlll he entitled To the PRIZE 81
$500 that having on it The ID Sd nud lii,
will be- entitled to the prize Il 500 !; the
Eve other tiolscts, Whlch shall have on them
respectively, three Of the drawn Nos. shal
BE entitled to a prize of Sl6a the 30
tckeis Nh,Ch shall, respectively, any two
ufthe d,a~u Nos. shall be- entitled 10 prizes
Of $40 aud the 1909 tickets which shall
have one of the drawn number, on them,
shall be entitled Ia pr2e ut s..
Nouckct which shalt have dravn prize
uf "a superior denomination, can be entitled
to an Inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing,
and subject to deduction of ; per crnt.
o. The drawing viii positively take
place
On 7HarSidy tn; 9Th Of Nay rect,
PRESENT PRICE OF fIcALrs.
Whole Ticket, 81 80 Or. Ticket, 81 Il
Half do. 2 -
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ron S1LE

WILL be offered for sale, on Thursday
w the 18th OF May next, by way OF pub
lie auction, several HOUSES aud LOTS in
Lynchburg, aud a small TRACT OF LAND
near the Quaker meeting house, containing
liz acres, on which rs avery good orchard of
various kinds of fruit. The credits will be
liberal aud no bonds required for the pur-
chase money until clear title is made CIhe
object Of the above sale Is To pay debts, and
will certainly lnke place on the different pre-
misses, beginning on bot opposite Captain
iohn Lynch ), ON the liill)
JOHN HANCOCK.
April % tds1i
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Notice.

~ OlACS.
SNliE partnership of u. < ID. IlIGGINBOT-
- HAM y co was dissolved BY mutual
consent ON the Both day of April 1923 ~ Of
those indebted TO that concern are earnest
~ requested to make immediate payment 10
either Of the partners, or to then agent, las.
u Higgnhutham, who is authorlaed 10 receive
payments ind grant discharges Those hay-
ing claims against the concern are requested
to bring them forward.
THOMAS HIGGINBOTHAM,
DAVID HIGGlNBOTHAM,
DANIEL HIGGINBOTHAM
.NeJn- Glasgow, MAJ :, 1928 4w77
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Also, one ether Tract,

Adjoiningthe above described Land, contain
ing upwards of zoo acres. On this tract there
are two settlements, on one of which is a
verv good house, well finished, out houses,
Orchards a good garden, &c and on the
other n comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
&c. This tract also al oins the lands of John
Shelton. Col John Amhler hnd others.
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Vvact or Parcel OK Aana,

Lying in the county of Bedford on the south
side of Reed creek, containing 29i acres,
more or less, being the tract of land conveyed
by the said Estis and wife to the said Prentis.
GEO. B, WOODSON, m. |. d C. C.
May IL. Atwtds
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Eor sale.
VhS AnnuaA Meeting

OF the Lynchburg Bible Society vii
~ be held AZ the Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday the 18th inst at 3 O'Clock.
T. \. HOLCoMBE} Srcy.
MAY 7 PIT
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The ARGUS vH issue monthly, On a
a,fitrg, u.,,i a. ioJl5 yogfs fhs p,iec Of sub
,royaoa v,H he IHHfI EOLL.fRS per an
,.ur, ab gaqabic on me dsheJnnoc Of Ae
FIRST Hu,a5,, No subscription NIL be tec,tfed
10, II stor',r pertod man hfeire month";, aud
,sW he h,contJusd only ptH The settlement ot
all y.ld. ayes
he first No wdi Ls itucd MS soon a, a slDi
ciraf number Of subscriber, shall be o6iaintd 10
-ls'iy H. STEPHEY /. MITCHELL.
bri IS li75
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TNE. STORE

NOW occupied by J. l.. WATROUS
~ Co.wlli he for rent III very few day
l. they nre going to decline business in tbr-
place. lhes will sell ii their GOODS. Whit
they remain here, extremely low. Persons
indebted 10 them are requested 10 CHH and
make immediate settlement oi tfeir accounts,
or they willhe necessarily compelled Ia leave
them IN Tie hands Of an officer Tor collection.
J l.. VARIOUS a 60.
MAY Il 's19
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GNOVND,

in the town of Lynchburg, known hy we
name of Martins Warehouse, hcins Lot Ne.
le, and part of Lot No. 26. The subscriber
will convey such title only AS is vested u.
them by the trnt deed.
HENRY DAVIS, }rrps,ret
JOHN NJ GORDON,
April q 2aw1w5-
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IY vlrruc of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscribers by Oliver Towles, Jr
bearing date the2sth Of February. 1921, and
duly recorded in the county co'rt Of Camp
bell, we shall, for the purr oses t.crein az,
pressed, proceed to sell, Ter ready money, on
the premises, rs II oc' ock, OF Monday, tbs
IN day OF June next, Of fair, ii not, the neA;
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y pursuance of decree of the Superior
L Court oil Chaneery tor the Lynchburg di,
trlct, pronounced on the Isl day ~ November,
ls23, IN a cause therein depending, betwc
George Whtlocke, plaintiff,
Charles Deison, Edmund Tate, Garland
Tate, David q. Murrell, and George +. Rich
ardsou, defendants,
The undersigned, Marshal OF the said court
will, on NEDNEsDAt, the 9th day Of June
next, il tair il not, the first fair day thereafter,
sundays excepted, proceed TO sell, on the pre-
misses, by way OF public auction, to the highest
bidder f, ru.b certain
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u Yyact of I.anA.

II, II, INC cogn'y OF Campbell, on the waters o.
r, TAT ere" y, containing $50 aares, on w'l, ,n
Hlf, owIes Low resides, or 50 much OF We
sue, tract as Will be sufficient to pay me pd'
'dnce due nnder the trust deed atotesaIu' q,
The title under which the subscribers WV,
sell, is believed TO be indisputable, but 'lty
will convey only such title as is vested III
them by said deed of trsst
THOMAS WATT,
DAVIDSON BRADFUlk
Maya II ltwtds Trustees
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THOMAS J. DUNah,
=

N The Sign Of he Golden Mortar,
ID ETURNS his sincc@e thanks to his
friends, customers, aud the public gene
rally, for the liberal encouragement he has
met with, and informs them he has his day
received number OF articles in hi line As
he buys for cash oity, he is determined TO be-
under,oId by none in this place. The quail
~ ofhis article, can be depended on, as they
are purchased by an experienced hand IN y.
York Auril q. ts69
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iract or Parcel OF kland.

Lying in the county OF Campbell, adjoining
/ u lands OF Edmund Tate, and others, being
the same on which the said Deison now re-
sides, containing l04 acres, with the dwelling
houses, ont.houses, Improvements, and appur-
fenances thereunto belonging Also,
The following personal property,
To wit.-one Negro Girl, aged Is years, nam
ed Beckey one ditto, aged IA years, named
Betsey; one ditto, aged II wears, named
7nckey aud tao children, named Jeffrey and
John, together with the increase o the said
female slaves, if any. Also, one half a Car
riage and Harness, owned by the said Deison
in copartnership with Colonel Edmund Tate
two Horses, five Cows, all the plantation utcn
lis, aud all the Household td Kitchen Fur
niture belonging TO the said Deison.
GEO b. WOODSON, NJ. s {. G. l. d
May 1 II ltwtds
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Chint2es, super and common
Irish Linens and Damask Table Linens
Linen Cambrics and Cambria I,andker,bio,,
Pateat Steam aud Power-Loom Shirlirs,
Jaconett Cravats, figured and cro,s.bpr.cd
A large assortment of counter aims i,,o o,,ir,.
Elegant Fancy aud Plum Ribbons, OF ,ul,,,,
widths and colors
silk Flags and Fancy Handkerchiefs
Satiins, senshaws, Sarsnet,s
Figured and Plaid Silks
White and colored MarseiIes Vestings
Drilings, Wilmington Stripes and Nsnkeep.
Buck Kid, Beaver and. silk Gloves
large and extensive ASSORTMENT of Cot,o,
Shawls and lIandkerchcts WV"
White aud eolored Gimps
Leghorn and Straw Flats and Bonnet,
Mems and Boys Fur aud Wool Hat.
Best quality blne and white Cotton VAR,
An assortment OF Brushes, Of eyery KIND .,
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SPRING GOODS.

ry-las,d sfg Northern Cities retail
Tie Establishment q The Subscribers: lm0ng uAiol
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V,IVENaEN ARGUS.

n IN" VII U"1 UT -'''''l N, = .
ne press IS 50 "''Ia"y 'h'0fo'fea' :. : .. a
mailer o. d''o"'""''" an" 1's's' am ',s.' =
moi o"' piper "''oitd 10 t"tra'S p'ed4'
fsei"E ar importance q sa.A an es'sO''sHH' -,
10 the PH5"c, also d"H"ed os "0'51 ~
smol"'ch' ana mp'ott",e"'' nc a"o.'' 'o'' -
'a'er Oh nc 'rd'o''' tasf, ''a ''l'''l ~ o, a
mHe" d"f'oA' 10 9!o'" ''' D''' ~ ,o..'''.'
NaPWg o. "lfa'y di'"'''''" an" '",'''s ~,
u ms M'T"4 'E P0'''''", ''''., ,',,' ,'
''t pune '''"" ~ ''""""l'P ot'.o''a - ~
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pY virtue of deed of trust executed 10
~ the Subscribers by Samuel /. Harrison
Sarah his wife, hearing date Sd October ISIo,
and of record in the haStings court ONCE u
iynchburg, for the purpose OF securing ,Ho
payment of certain sums of money there"
expressed 10 William Noryel, we shall P["
coed to sell, by way of public auction 10, 10.
ready money, on the premises, Oh Friday ne
18th day of May next, (it fair, if not tie new
fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted,
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL "
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OLD BILLY THINKS.

Mn. EbIroR been thinking cou-
pie or 81 Of things about matters IN general
and observing that it is rather dry time
for news, | conclude TO send You some of
my thoughts for the benefit Of yuIlr readers,
who will no doubt, many of them, he great
~ edited by them, "aIthough say it,who
should not sc. My first tho't is about
myself.
think, that had as wei. turn politician
and go To Congress, make a little dash
there with the majority return for a"hil,
into dignlficd retirement, next go abroad
as Minister, and then offer for the Presi
dency.
think, that some folks who are very
fond of argument. are very apt To have
the best Of it, for they have ii all to them
selves.
think, that a hard dollar is az good ms "A
paper one any day, and much more Ger
tain.
think, that there is considerable unccr
tainty about Who is To be the next President
i wish knew, though, I'd be on his side
" any way
think, ihat many persons now days
wear two faces, and lock TWO ways Tor
Sunday
think, that "the people are IN more
danger from their pretended friends, than
their alleged enemies.
| think, that whipping folks Into an a
srccment, in opinion, IS very Jofc'Otc
mode OF argument.
think, that fighting is not very good
way to obtain correct opinion, nor very
fir way Of ascertaining who is fight.
/ think, %hat there are many people II
1 the world, more plenty Of m6ncy than :"
brains, and better supplied with good liz. n;
than good feelings and think, if | ha,
their cash, they might keep all the res
they've got.
Think, that when tll.s Presidential Elcc
lion is over, some great takers of the pre-
sent day will lIc hard run for subject.
think mat should it turn ont by accl
dent, ur design. that a certain candidate !
MT elected President, many persons VIII
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throw Of The remains or summer sickness
aud prepare To resist that of the approach
| ing winter.--Therc are, IN October and
! Nosem' er, none of Those rapid changes in
! the Temperature oil different parts at the
day, which are such fruitful sourrrs of DIV
scntery and fever. 1'he tone Ut thu sio-
mach, which IN Scplemher had been So
mach diminished by the heat NJ Tie pre-
crding munths rs 10 render indulgence IN
the lnSnllcs of thu season dangerous, aud
even exercise IN the upen air critical, IL
new restored by The fresh brr.acs from
the west, and the agreeable aud uniform
coulness of the atmosphere. The temp
lal'ons which the season oilers 10 gratlry
the whlms of the appetite, are no avenues
10 DISEASE, aud the cicar glory of The hea
'ons invites 10 exercise aud enjsymenis,
witch may be literally partaken with al
vantage rather than danger.
oi all parts ot the YEAR, none seems
therefore go Will suited Ia scenes of mirih
aud amusement as November, and rs such
none is more generally improved fami
lies who have spent the summer ~ the
country, now return to cdoy Their home
and then friends III the ely ; hundreds of
Happy SWANS are made still happier hns
bands: aud the sounds ofhiarity, and the
pictures 0f health, meet ~ IN every dirrc
ton. Since then 81 macy powerful ailrac
tons exist within doors - we'll Ms without, II
becomes our duty 10 caution our friends
against acquiring habit of passing much
of then time in warm rooms, this early IN
the season.
II Is 40 undenbted fact, that those men
live longest, who are the LAST ~ shut them
selves ri, aud put an additional clothing in
the autumn, aud the last to leave il of g.
expose themselves IN the spring. The
GOODNESS Of Novembcr il dry and bracng
II increases the warmth W the body by
gulcklng the circniaiop, and thurs renders
another garment unnecessary except IN
the evening, IRON days Thai are unpleasant
the GOODNESS al the spr,pg is damp and
cnersaiiug Il d.press,s instead of cheer
,ng The spirits, rendots The circulation Ian
gu'd, and extra clothing is indispensable TO
comfort as VIII rs la health.
La the ", ter typhus fever Is thr mos,
common complaint, its subjects ARE chiefly
those whose habit is drb,li,ated, or whnso
spirits are depressed ; aud we have suggest
ed these ideas In our rcaders--rpt uniy
with view ta their immediate brnriii,
but also by way of pf.eantion, lest the
time Tor recruiting aud enjoying should bc
allowed 10 pass away unmprovcd, and the
chill blasts OF winter come aud convert
their houses inio hospiials--thrir eneryat
ed frames to the victims of disease.
B0s. Med. lbs,
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FAN ATItISM.

Among the late applications 10 the Lon
don Police Office, VAS one for suppress,ng
"A nuisance IN one of the public roads. A
number of persons, OF both sexes, calling
themselves tine Followers Of Joanna
), uthvotr," had been in the habit Of meet
ing Al house. in Piu street, for the pur
pose of celebrating religious rites IL the
memory of Joanna. The following is Civ
en- as n pat of their ceremonies. An old
woman was selected PIT into coffin,
where hhe WAS laid out with winding sheet,
sc. and lighted candies placed around hcr,
The disciple would lay apparently dead
for twp hours, and then begin TO exhibit
sigI'ns of returning animation, when She
would burst out into cries that wonlI re-
echo thlong', the streets, SURPRISING IL is
sa,d The Irish howl Thc next day the,
would Kill pig, carry II in colin In Nor
wood aud there burn IT. The ashes were
collected, and folded np In paper 10 be-
distributed among the believers.
Salem Observer
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Qnantico Canal Loftery Of Ia.
FIFTH CLASS.
TO M DR.1DN I'll
9Th day oi Eebruvry 1875.
~. AIcLNf1RE, plantrer.
SIliEME
S7ol7o
Sp.f1o

2i36O tickets nj. SO 90, S7ar-n
This lottery is formed by Tie Re mary .n,,s
binblion and pfrmuintion ri 30 ~ lmbes. TO
determine the prizes therein, I'D . 80 numbers
will he pu1icly placed into >, wheel an u,c
DAY OF DRAGGING, and ionrof tlie'm win be drawn
nni and that ticket having on a lh. Isl ri
aud 3d drawn Nos. in tle order h s.bich
drawn, will be entitled ia ihe prize Of 10, 600
dollars and those five otIiel> ticket, vltieJ,
shall have ON them the SANE Nos In The fol.
lowing orders, shall be en-. titled TO the prizes
affixed 20 lilein, rcsper is Ely, viz
The Isl, 80 nd .sd 10 $4,000
ed, 1T Ind ID To 1000
20, 80 and Isl 10 1900
81, ~ nd 2d 10 5000
81, I'd aud Isl La 538
Those siA e,hee tickets which shall have on
'bem lhfce 'oi TIE drawn Nos. aud those three
'hr ist, 2d aud 1h, III one Of their several or.
tiers oi CO.. Animation or permnlaiion, will each
De eh'hfed 40 prize oi y 1000.
lhoSt x Other tickets which shah have on
them thnir ol The drawn Nos. and those ,bres
The 'si. Sd and Ath, in some one Of their seve-
fi'' ORD ers of combination ot pcrasiWtion, will
eF ch &c entitled 10 n prize ot $500.
lose siS other tickets winch shall have on
III IN three III the drawn Nos and those three
40 81, Sd and 1th, in some one OF their or
dcrs, VIII each be entitled 90 n prize Of geo.
Those i56 tfckeis " hiuh shall have on them
two Of the drawn Nos. aud iltose two the 81
md 4ih, will cnuh be entitled 10 prize of
s24.
Those 3f2 tickets which shall hive on Them
| two OF the drawn Aas mud those two IN, I'd
and 3,l, or I'd mud 4tb, " i'll each be entitled ia
a prize of gl2
Aud all those 1900 tickets, having on then,-
| ln one of the drawn Nos. will each be entiz.
/ died 10 a prize OF So
| No ticket which shalt have drawn nrizA
Of a superior denonnatioii,c can be entitled ~
mn inferior prize
Prizes payable 30 days af,erti C,aui4e
md subject to the usual deduction OF fifteen
per cent.
Tickets md shares may he had until Mof,st-v
The 9th December ne At, nj the same qrit.p,slz
rhOie Tickets s. Is
Halees 9 GA
| Quarters 81
| When the price will he advanced to 81.
! Packages OF ten tickots, embracing Tie 80
! Nos. Of the lottery, which of necessity must
| draw nj lenst Sl3 90 melt, With 20 many
chances for capitals or shhres of packages.
| may he had nj The same rate.
Prizes in any of the lotteries Of New York..
New JERSEY! Pennsylvania, Maryaa and
yirgIni- will be received in payment.
nfOrders enclosing the cash. or prices, A.,
above, free OF postage, for tickets or shares.
will receive prompt attention, il addressed 10
ABRAM r.. NORTH Lsnehss'g.
November 80. -
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GEN. LAFAYETTE

| WASHINGTON. Nov. e3.-rhe Frele.
ricksburg Herald of Saturday stated tina,
General Lafayette would partakc of pub
lie dlnncr, in that town, yesterday: leave
therein the evening for the Potomac. and
arrive here In the Steam Boat this morn
ih5. As the Gener;d is to be present nj
the exhibition of the MARYLAND Agricultu
raj Society, which commences to morrow.
we presume the statement of the Herald
was correct, and that the General will
have arrived here before our paper ia dis
trIhuled though The city this morning.
The Fredericksburg Steam Boat reaches
here usually about 1 o'clock in the morn
lug, and, anticipating the Generals arrival.
the Mayor and Members of the Commit
tee OF Arrangement accompanied by Capt.
Andrews troop OF Horse, intended to re-
PAIR 10 the wharf, at day break this morn
lng, 10 escort the General to his lodgings al
Gadsby's Franklin House.
Should the General arrive this morning
AS was anticipated, he will dine to-day with
the President al the l.. States and will
probably leave here tomorrow morning. af
ter breakfast, for Baltii1urc.
Ii is the intention of the Mayor and
Committee Of Arrangements, shnud il suit
The Generals convenience, to attend AT his
lodgings, from To 3 O'clock, In day, for
the purpose of Introducing to him any citi-
zens who may not before have been prcsrn-
ted 10 him. [.\m. Int.
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iiec Canal Iyifery, Fourth Class, do here
by ceriiiy. that the following were The
! numbers which were this day drawn frnin
The twenty seven placed into the wheel,
/ Va:
81, 3, 10, u.
! And thai the said numbers weir drawn in
the order N Witch they stand above ; That
Is 10 say, M. 81 we the first that WAS
drawn; M. o was the second No. 10
was the lhlrd aud No. III was The fourth
and the last.
Witness our hands, III the CITY Of Rich
mond, tins Goth da, of Nov. 1894.
John BfockonLroegh, Jdmes Rc,riiugs,
Peter !. Daaiei, j. H. Heosa,fs.
From ,he preceding certificate il viii be
seen what Nos. were drawo from The vi heel
for determining the prizes in the Qoantice
Canal Lottery, Fourth Glass, with the or
dor ia which they were drawn; ard The
Manager has the honour TO announce 10 tho
public The following ~ the result
The ticket which drew the prize Of 5,
900 dollars, 10 that having on it the three
first drawn. Nos, IN the order in which
drawn, viz
q, ., 10.
The Eve tickets which drew prizes of
1000 dollars, are ihos. having on them
the same ms. IN the other orders of com
binaiion or Formulation, Wv:
ri, 10, "a, a, Ga, l6, qt--l6, Of,
40, o. al--Each 5000 dollars.
1hc ak tickets which drew prizes Of
900 dollars, air those having on them the
lst, I'd and 4lh drawn Nos IN some one Of
their various orders. Wv;
a, q, IA, IL, ia, 81, li-0, II,
2i--ii, 81, IA, o, 2i-Each 1000 dol
lars.
Tho ak iirkels which drew prizes Of
300 dollars, nre thoae having IN them The
lat, Sd, and alh drawn Nos In some one of
their various o,dcrs, VIZ
~, 10, it-2i, II, 1910. 81, It-IG,
~, 2i-ii, II, 10 II, 10, 2i-Each 300
! dollars.
The six iiekclS which drew prizes of 10
dollars, are those having on them the I'D,
N3d aud 4th drawn Nos. in some one Of
their several orders, viz;
0, I6, Ia, n, i0-i6, q, ia-,iG, ~
ILL, ., l6-iI, 10, 8--Eneh 80 dollar.
The i3s tickets which drew prizes of 5D
dollars, are those having on them the J1i
aud 4lh drawn Nos. VIZ 10, II.
The G90 tickets which drew prizes of
10 dollars. are all others having any two of
the drawn Nos. on them.
.lnd the 6002 tickets which drew prizes
Of dollars, are III such MS have any ,p,,e OF
The dru Nn Nus. on them.
A. MINTYRE, .ua,yager.
November 80.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30

A celebrated bandit, nar1ed Long Beard,
nhas Joyne, was recently taken aud exc
cutcd in Spain. On his journey from the
prison Ia the galiows, lie confessed that he
individuals, and that he had actually buried
young " man alive His execution
was delayed for solnr time after his arrest,
in consequence of threat OF hrs brother
Alionzo, who swore that he wound burn
and destroy every thing il Joyihe's l'f''
MAS taken. hlfnngo, however heing killed
in a fight no further ceremony WAS used
but Joymc Immediately hung up Ira
yelling silll continues insecure through
Murcla and Valtntia passengers are "b
liged Ia proceed ia caravans or IN have !
strong military escort, which is extremely
expensive.