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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
SCHEME.
1895 prizes
20,825 banks

81 ,220 tickets, at D5, Ol7l 100
In this scheme, with pine drawn ballots,
there will be "a prizes with:tbree numbers
on them, 1886 " IT'D two numbeIs on them,
and ll475 with one number on them
Those tickets having none of the drawn
ballots on them being blanks.
To determine the fate Of the 81, 220 tic"
kets, the sixty numbers will severally be
placed in a wheel on the day of drawing,
and nine of them will be drawn, and those
tickets having on them, as a combination,
the lst, d add Sd, and 4th, 9Th, and 9th
nos, drawn, will be entitled to bio 900.
I hose having on them the 7th, 9th and
9Th, list, Cd and 4th. LIST, FL and Bib, will
be entitled 10 5000 dollars.
That having on it the LIST, I'd and 9th,
will be entitled 10 3,082.
Those baving on them the LIST, Cd and
7tb. lst, 7th aud Glib, lst, 9th and 9Th, 20,
Sd and 4th, Cd, Sd and 9Th, Cd, 4th and
9th, I'd, 5,h and 9Th, Cd. Alb and 9th, Cd,
Bib and 9Th, Sd, 4th and 5th, Sd 4th and
9Th, Sd, 7tb and 9Th, Sd. 7tb and 9th 3D.,
9Th and 9Th. 4th, 9th and Bib, 9Th, Glib
and 7th, 9th, 7th and 9Th, each 1000 dol
lars.
Those having on them the lst, Sd and
9th, LIST. Sd, aud 7th, lsi, Sd and 9th, LIST,
Sd and 9Th, LIST 4th and 9th, lst, 5th and
7th, ed Sd and 9Th, Cd, 4tb and 9th, Cd,
5rh and 7th, Cd, 5th and 9Th, Cd, 9Th and
9th, I'd, 6lh and lib, Sd, 4th and 9Th, Sd,
9th and 9Th. Sd, 9th. and 9th, 4tb, 9Th and
9th, 4ih, Slh and 9th, 9Th, 7tb and 9th,
9Th, 9TH and 9Th, 9Th, 9th and 9Th, each
500 dollars.
All Others (beIng Al tickeis) having
three Oft drawn numbers on them, will
each be entitled to 200 dollars.
The 81 tickets having the LIST and I'd
drawn numbers on them only will each
be entitled to 100 dollars.
The 81 tickets having the Sd and 9TH
drawn numbers on them only will each be
entitled 10 60 dollars.
All others (being 1884 tickets) With az
ny Two OF the drawn numbers on them will
each be entitled to IL dollars.
And those having on them any one OF
The drawn numbers, tbeiog u AIS tickets
Of 1,275 for each drawn aumber,) will be
each entitled 10 dollars.
No iicke, which shall have drawn a
prize of superior denomination can be
entitled TO an inferior prize, Prizes pay
able forty days after the drawing, and
subject as usual to deduction Of 10 per
cent.
A considerable portion of this Lottery is
put up in parcels OF 20 tickets, embracing
all the combination numbers, fron to so,
which parcels are warranted 10 draw at
least 81 dollars, less the deduction OF Is
per cent with so many chances for The ca
pital prizes.
Those prsierring to pay only the dite-
renee between the price OF a parcel OF 20
tickets and the least sum they can possi'
bly, draw can have 90 whole tickets tor
D74, 1910 halves for D37,O5-2o quar-
ters for pl8, So, for which certificate will
be given to pay whatever prizes may be
drawn 10 their numbers over and above
the sum due thereon, except the Is per
cent. deducted by the state
Present price of tickets D6 but will adj
vance on the 9Gh Nov to D7. Shares in
proportion for sale at
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Ofhce,
VI
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TWO LOTS OF LAND

binding on the Georgetown road, and con.
tiguous to the town. They contain about
twelve acres, are we'll enclosed, and in
Timothy. Also, one annuity or rent in fee
OF four hundred and forty four dollars.
charged on lot of ground in the said
town on the north side of Wolf aud west
side of Union commonly called
the distiIlery lot. The terms will be made
known on the day of sale. Cash will be-
required, however, unless other terms can
then be agreed on by the parties concerns
ed, and resale will immediately take
place al the risqe Of the first purchaser, un-
less the terms of the sale are Immediately
complied With. R. TAYLOR.
oct &c IGN
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POETRY.
rHE WlNn.

4 w
The wind has ! language would could
learn;
Sometimes It's soothing, and sometimes IT'S
.Somstimes it comes like low. sweet song.
And all things grow calm as the sound floats
along; ga
And the forest is lull'd by the dreamy strain.
And slnmber sinks down on the wandering
main.
And It's crystal arms are folded in rest. 81
And the tall ship sleeps on its hessing breast.
Sometimes. when autumn grows yellow and
And the sad clouds weep for the dying year,
1t comes like wizard, and mutters its spell:
fwoild taat the magical tones might tell
Add il beckons che leaves with its viewless
10y hand,
And ehevs leap from the branches at its COM
mand,
And follow its footsteps with wheeling feet,
Like fairies that dance in the moonlight swees.
Sometimes It comes in the wintry night,
And 4 hear the Zap of its pin,ons of might,
And I see the fash pitts withering eye,
Asit looks from the shundercloud sailing on
high,
And pauscs TO gather les fearful breath.
And lftsup It, voice like the angel OF death
And che pillows leap up when the summons
they hear,
And the ship fiics away as if winged with fear.
And the uncouth creatures that dwell in the
deep,
Start I'D At the sound from their floating sleeP.
And career through the waters like clouds
through the night,
To share in the tumult their JOY and delight
And when the moon rises, the ship Is no more,
Its Joys and it. sorrows are vanished and Ger
And the fierce storm that slew il, has faded =
wav,
like the dark dream that flies from the light
of day!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
TEAM.BOAT HOTEL.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the
a public, that he intends keeping, du-
ring the season, OYSTERS of a superior
quality, which he will be happy to serve
up in any manner called for at bis house.
He will also accommodate families with
shocked oysters or in the she'll. As be has
mande arrangements for receiving regu-
lar supply, customers may rest assured
that they will be of the first quality, or
none will be sent them.
Having a number OF private rooms, par
ties can be accommodated to their satisfac.
ton. VIM. B. STUART.
oct IA II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
Public Sale.

TNHE subscriber, having obtained letters
IL of administration from the County
Court OF Leudoun, on The estate OF Sam1
Singleton decd, will offer for sale, at the
late residence of said decedent, near Mid
dIeburg, on the 18th day of November
next, ii. fair, if not the next fair day there
after the following personal properly
viz about
IS HEAD OF HORSES,
a large stock of CATTLE, SHEEP, and
HOGS; also very excellent
Ntw Wagon and Gear.
and farming utensils of every description,
together With variety of
HouseholdS Kitchen furniture
Also, quantity OF Wheat, Rye Oats
Corn, &c &c. =. .
The sale will be made on credit OF
twelve months-on all sums over i've COZ
lars the purchaser giving bond, with sP-
proved security; for all sums OF hive oo!'
lars, or under, the cash will be required
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
oct 2S-tlsN HUGH SMITH
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20 600 Ticket. at Dc, IS Dl80,o00
All the prize. to be floating from the
commencement of the drawing, except the
following, which will be deposited in the
wheel at de6nite periods. viz:
On the 5th drawing prize of DlO.Oo0
On the 10th do do 5000.
On the 10th do do 10000
On the 18th do do 10000
The lottery to be completed in twenty
drawings prizes only to be drawn.
The whole of the prizes payable in
cash, sixty days after the completion OF
the draw ing, subject to deduction OF Is
per cent
Whole tickets plo 90 Quarters D9 SO
Halves s 90 Eightbs rs
Fer sale, in great variety OF numbers,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
ALIENS

Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washlngton City.
Orders from any part OF the u. States,
per nail, post paid, or by private convey.
ance. enclosing cash or prize tickets in the
New York and Baltimore Lotteries, will
receive the most. prompt attention, if adj
dressed to
s. T. M. ALLEN + Co.
nov 6 Washington City
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
EDITORIAL LIFE.


The tale of I" The ASS. the Man,
and the Boy" has fitting iIlustra-
,tion in the life Of Daily Journalist,
oxcspt that the iuckless editor has We
~ little chance of being carried, nn-
less it be to the .ilmsboase. That
ne. on the contrary. is little else than
a beast Of burthen, rode, whip'd and
spar'd by every body. is what. thank
Heaven, is not gSite true, though e.
very body tries hard to have it so.-
But the calamities Of his lot are dire
and innamerasIe. He can never
hope, for what all men have natu-
raj desire, freedom from censure;
and certainly he issnot always sure
of praise. If. like an ass. he supports
Crawford. the good people rail at his
absurdity, and tell him the burthen is
more than be can carry. Besides,
the ghost Of poor Van Allen is con-
iured from its g dread abode,' to
ashake his CORY locks at him. It
he is for Adams, some will sneering~
" class him with the 50 Universal
Yankee Nation" while others will
declare that no man ought to Dc 81
lected who is che son of bis father.
If he speak word for Jackson, he is
delicately reminded Of rope. and an
uncomfortable elevation by those
who. FIVE years ago, would have
doomed it treason to have piucked
aeaf from the laurel which entwines
his brow: and If Clay DO his favnrite.
he is sure to be dubbed half horse
half alligator sort ola fellow, with
out single leading card or trump in
his hand. And so it goes to the end
Of the chapter. Even in this diyi
sion of the community suppose the
four candidates divide the nation e.
uually. the chance is against the edi
tor, he makes. by supporting one
candidate. one friend and three ene-
smies: if be support no one, he of
course neither gains nor loses; and if
he support all, no is despised by ALL
as no should be. There are, howe
yer. other dangers which hazard the
support Of that one quarter: in fact,
II must needs be divided a number Of
simes, casting out here and there a
personal enemy; now and then one
Wounded by chance shot, directed
at another. or not directed at all
somo who End fault With your gram.
mar, come with your religion, some
because you have too much, and
some because you have not enoughs
until in fact. the remnant is shabby
one. So much for the Presidency.
Suppose you advocate the Tariff,
The merchants stop their favors, and
commercial paper stops OF Course.
Cry down the Tariff, and you cry
down the vengeance of mechanics
and manufacturers, and who can
stand that1 Advocate middle
course, and both esteem you luke
warm, and every body knows that is
nauseating. Turn. therefore, which
way you will, to the right or left. and
you are sup stump" If you pull
. string which tickles one friend,
yon soon find you have twig'd ano-
Their; it you praise one good man.
you have excited the jealousy of an
other good man; ifyou smack for a
good dinner. you are numbered with
wine>oiboers; if you laugh at good
cheer and condemn licentiousness,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
.4llen's account Of he Drouring Of ne
NEW YORK LITERATURE
~NS3
flor August.

NUMBERS DRAWN. n
1si ed Sd 4lh 5ih 9Th 7ih 9Th 9Th
re SO IS 3 z 50 40
Any ticket having either Of the drawn
numbers on tits prize.
Combination-I Is. 55 is prize OF SgOO*,.
~ DO. I224.59 do leo"
*Sold at Aliens.
S. s. M. ALLEN & co. have now the
pleasure of presenting TO their friends and
the public, The
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
SCHEME.

Whole tickets D7, halves 8 90, quarters
ITS.
Packages OF nine tickets, embracing the
combination and perturbation numbers OF
the lottery. warranted to draw at least
D9o DO metz or shares OF packages may
also be- bad at the same rate. Apply at
the Office of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
New York
LOTTERY,

Glass No. 3, Tor Oct. 1894,
The drawing of which will positively
take place on the 18th OF December next,
and finish in a few moments--one draw
ing only.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
Rise Of Tickets in the
UNIVERSITY


YTyHE great demand for tickets IN baili'
more and other places, in the UDlver-
si;y Lottery Of Maryland, has caused sne
price to advance TO D7. !,
Persons holding prize tickets in the MO-
nument Lottery, which has just hnIshed.
or in any of the other lotteries, would act
wisely by calling at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

THE UNIVERSITY LOTTERY.
which is drawn on the combination and
permutation principle, will be drawn on
The llh of .Nouen,ber, when the following
brilliant prizes will be distributed IN about
FIVE miniltes.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

LUCKY OFFICE,

and renew the same, where dame For
tune sits in readiness to crown the snorls
Of the brave.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

The following article from the n.
York Commercial Advertiser, is well
written
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
AUCTIONS.
Alexandria Property for Sale
AT AUCTION.
Py virfpa of a 1.,J.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from,
Jacob Hoffman and vile, 10 seI
cure the payment OF certain sun.
oil money therein mentioned ihS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
Office.

NOClc0.
TIME subscriber having been appointed
n trustee for the benefit OF the creditors
of Samuel Snowden, an insolvent debtor,
hereby requires all persons indebted to
the said Samuel Snowden, 10 make pay
ment without any delay to him; or to such
person or persons as may be legally au>
thorsed by hin to receive payment.
aug ~ N. S. WISE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
III. RUNNELLS.
ALIENS LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE, I
Wnsh;npto Oct 20, 1894.

ALIENS LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Washington, Oct 20, 1894.
q & NJ. ALLEN & co. in presenting
-. The Scheme of the Maryland State
Lottery, No 5, to their friends and the
public, most respe ctluIy tender their &C.
acknowledgements for and solicit the CONT
nuaDce OF their liberal patronage, in The
scheme which must be found to present al.
fractions in point of5rslIsancy in its CAPT.
tai prizes. entirel = superior to any lottery
presented to the public, about to be drawn.
By authority Of the State of .Maryland.
STATE LOTTERY, No. 3.
Will commence drawing on the l7,h Of
next month, November.l
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

with all the usual and necessary imple.
ments and appQrtenances connected bv a
brick wall and shed, with largpe tv~
story brick warehouse and meat boue-o
all built within few years past and
believed to be in complete order for car
IyiBg on business. There is also on tho
.ame lot of ground a. two story brick dwell"
ling house, lately erected on Queen street
and two other wooden dwelling houses
which are rented on ground rent 70, ever
and pay fifty dollars per year. This pro,
perry will be sold altogether or in lois 10
suit purchasers, as will be made known Oh
the day OF sale Being situated in The
centre of the town, very highly improved.
and in situation every way desirable. +
presents an object to capitalist, which IL
rarely TO be met AT the same time and
place, and under the authority of the same
deed | shall sell
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

subscriber will sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, lat the sugar refinery
hereinafter mentioned) on The l,rentu. SER '
ond dag Of neat month, the following nm ro
perry, lying in and adjoining to the town
of Alexandria, viz. The property On
which the said Hoffman hath for some Years
resided, bounded by Washington, Queer
and Columbus streets, and extending sOs
feet on Washington, the same on Colum.
bus, and 248 ieet 10 inches on Queens
On this property there is spacious and
well built BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
with all necessary out houses OF brick ,
good garden and large ice house. Also
A SUGAR REFINERY
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

BACILLUS and all llis hosts are out up
on you; make fun Of honorable affairs
and You arc threatened with dlsho-
.nora9e thumphlg--and that is a thing
. not to be sneezed at if you can help
it,
A mere man can do nothing to-
wards answering the expectations OF
this reading public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-18
EBENEZER ACADEMY

E'iE exercises of this School will commence
January, 1925. ~ " ~ ~oo"oay ia
Mr. ointys antilles and character Scholar and
oi, au MS experiment. as gentleman, are TOO wei.
Ao~n 70 tShuer any encoBnm necessary. SpHre g.,
say, n several years experience the art of I.,c;,r
youib.rsu attention 10 ther morals and
mem IN their master lie any to SchnaI
the trustees Of this institution may ixpeci with
the SUPPORT oil q liberal and enlightened public.
Terms Of Tuition foLoto.
Ihttn ureek and R-nan Antiquities $40 per annu-,
Mathematics and the Sciences SIS -
Arithmetic, English Grammar so do
he Society in the neighbOurhsod is good and Boa,s
terms " 'eas""ao's
Ib. Trustees consider IL unnecessary shy any thing
more IN recommendation of this School. aud viii onir,
lhst examination. ~f'' "''"ei'
The subscribers having, by request assisted in ,bs
mination OF the Scholars Ebe or Ara., t;,
commenced Gu the 9lh of December take ihi, occaso 81
expressing TO the Trustees and Teachers the great
hcaion which The Exercises afforded The ppiIs d,rny
arigd Examination, vt two days Continuance svstainS
Tue hgh reputation of this School in manner verv h.
norale 10 themselves, and pleasing 10 their friends
*. W. FIELD, C,HS. ~ Tri,,x Us
Wan. IL L MERRITT Rios. n IoNES'
JOHN 4. w. MERHITT ROG FR nnTrsn1,,v
JOHN L. WILKINS, JOHN EILIgIT''
-. 80. 10. 6g-wff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-18

out the Intervention OF Electors, would not
best tend to preserve the Liberties of the
People.
Whatever may be the determination OF the
General Assembly on these subjects so inter-
esting to the people at large, with firm reli-
ance ON Divine Providence, Your Petitioner
devOutly prays that Virginia, true to the Prin-
ciples uniformly maintained by the General
Assembly, may now, as ever heretofore, de
prive her adversaries of the /" .SaiJ5oicih" of
T" Virginia influence" as a proper password.
And as your Petitioner will ever pray,
WM. BRENT, Jr. iSeal]
RcAiGnd, SsIgord Cesnty, Yiyeis,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-18

Ia addition To the eight affirmative votes. a
visitor resident in King William county has
declared that had he been present, he should
have voted with the majority, and the strong
est assurances upon which the most entire
confidence may be placed, have been given,
that the other visitor resident in Norfolk
won'd have also voted with the maturity. -
Upon these facts no comment is off. red the
Legislature are fully competent to decide this
subject, without any extraneous aid. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-18

gates, to charm the genius Of learning to these
ancient seats Is not the utility Of the Insti.
tuition to be Traced 10 her library, her appara-
tus, her rules, her professors. the funds which
contribute to their support ?? Move them ~
hichmondi move them To any spot which is
better calculated TO 6li her halls with pupils,
and her pupils with ambition, and is She not
William and Mary still The same learning,
the Same liberal spirit of thinking, alternately
supporting and supp a-ted by the Virginia
character-is she not William and Mary. but
with larger means Of growing, and dffusng
the benefit of her endow,nrnts? l. i, MOI
The same venerable and delicious stock; but
only transplnnfed Ia another SOIL. and destin-
I'd perhaps to flourish in greater luxuriance (?
All our respect, all eur gratitude for the CT
'izrns ut Williamsburg, ought n0t 10 suppress
the utterance OF the plain language Of truth.
But for those who wish a more extended
view of this subject, we shall present in few
days the petition of the Visitors and Faculty
of the College--and the Remonstrance of thu
citizens Of Williamsburg. They shall in this
manner hear both sides Of the question
CON- uUyrcdrED
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
For the information of those who may have
seen the article in the Wing Of the. 17th inst.
on the question now before the legislature
whether TIE settle of this institution ought Ia
he changed; because il is stated in that arti
Gle, that three of the eight votes IN favor of
removal of the College resided in Richmond
and tn give the whole truth, the following il
submitted tn the Legislature as the true xtat.
ut the vote upon this qnestion-wilh the resi-
deuce Of the visitors voting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-18
JACKSON HOTET.

|
FtHoMAS FINDLAY respectfully informs the pub;c "a.
he mas taken Major Eeters large and co,en,o,n,,s
Rouse drrcty opposite the Bell Tavern. His accommos
daons sh"ii be such as he will give general
acon 10 All VINO may please them by experine,
ne 9roears tue customary pledges Of strict attention -
ou desireS mat portion OF patronage Witch liberal pu
may think bis exertious merit.
Abingdon. Va Dec. "a. ea-wnv
u virtue of deed of tros executed 10 us nv VIM,
- thompson on the 2Gh day ~ September 1870 and 70
corded IL the Office OF the county corrt ~ Louisa G If,
purpose Of securing sundry of money therein
en proceed TO sell 20 the bic bidder for read
money, at Louisa Courthouse Monday the i0, dav of
January NEXT that being court day, all the right title and
interest which the said Won L. Thompson has In The fol
lo~ng negroes nov " the possession Of Thomas
appohtee TO the estate Of Bergman Johnson dec viz F
nunn Oaty' Venus James Charles Phillis Mailman Lews
Eyah snd Pay and all the other property mentioned in
the SAID oeru not heretofore Sold or so much thereof
ay pe 10 satisfy the debt specified IN said deed
ana ne expenses attending sale Such title ONLY a. Ia
'es'eu IN US as trustees We shall convey to
GEO. HARRIS,
n. ,., -. CHAS. y kIMBROUGH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-18
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM Ann MARY

We have really avoided expausting upon
this subject, because we would not dwell
upon apparently so plain proposition. -
Why should not the College be removed ? Is
there any virtue in the name of Williamsburg
which should Genuine it to that hospi,abIe
spot2 Is there any virtue in the brick aud
mortar Of the College, the elns which shade
her walls, or the live oak, which grace ber
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-18
ia F,sshotde,a--in our ner,.

ETracf OF letter from gentleman IN the Eastern oar,
OF the State (ately returned from eIcurs through
several Countries Of EarOPe) his correspondent 10
Richmond.
Travelling as did, without a comp,nion.
having but smattering Of French. and no
knowledge Of the Dutch language, / was &c.
caslooslly perplexed about bills and passuor,s
always made things smooth by dceIarirg
that was an American citizen. this freooent
" operated as useful passport indeed If A.
~ thing could have infused pride in,o ore :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-18
INGFIELU PITsrS FOp r.

VIE iegatees of Daniel Button, dec. are desiro, M
ing thuse well known Pits for a Term nj go.
are situated IN HenTieo county adjoining Deep Run Pi,t
an ,i ap9u eIeveH miles from the cyFor informaii,
eau on Reuben burton Thomas O. ur,on 10 60 ~
seen on ,he premises, and stipuIate The terms y