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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22
GEE az Err
THAN YER.
~, .ihsrrihers are now RECEIVING ther eIt
iu' gant assortment ot
srAyT g. WINTER
90 d I'd :.

Comprising complete stock q The J0ll0lr-
ing articles;
clarbs, Cas.imeres, Yrsti' s., Irish Linens,
TsnIings Linen eambrie',
Cambria Muslins,
Pg.e and Point Blankets,
pes. Yellow and white Flannele,
New style silks, ,,.. c.
Canton, Nankeen figured and plain Grapes,
pebes. Of the newest fashions,
Null Mills. of the newest patterns. some OF
vb,rh are direct from France,
.Aand GA Book Muslin,
nqrioo and Grape Shaws,
Rolf Ribbos aud Buckles, new style,
e,tl;n and Gauze Ribbons,
Now STYLE Prints, VERY cheap,)
sk stocking and Gloves,
,irnlemens Beaver and Woodstock Gloves,
fo,,op. worsied and wooilen Stockings,
saper silk fIags,
tortoise, Tuck and Side CONS,
AIDA general assortment of Fancy articles.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22
MILITARY ANECDoTE.
frRoaI \ coRnnsroNnrNT.l :

- TIE Od GU0rd nfrer surrender
then die -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22
D.gicm 0acrns &. Griffin L. Leclae,

AIUI II ENAhELo q IJHUtItfI0Io,
Have justleeeived, in additionto ibeir former
assortment, the following articles
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-22

LLGYI03N d SIzkAw BON
WETS,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

are to nc converted from thor sentiments, by being
'od mat Virginia thinks diferently-of the Virginia
doc'rnes' and all such electioneering trash: 1t is not
III '"' way that the principles Of this State can be
mace 10 triumph. This violent course may confirm
opponents in their opposition and organize determin
co party against us, but it will be Intellectual either TO
deter, to drive, or TO persuade.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09


Presidents .scssqSc-Wc are unable at this time.
to ofer any commentary on this Document Like
most other human productions there is in it, sometime
10 approve and something TO condemn. There is but
one way in which MIR. Adams can hope 10 write mr..
Iect Message, and that is, by first consulting Thomas
Richie, Esq Let MIR. Richie furnish the ideas mud
Mr. Adams add the last polish, and tha; we shall have
a great Message Before tuat, we arc afraid MIR.
Ad"H1sS Messages like these OF his predecessors viii
Partake of the impcrCection incident TO man
Our opinions on the subject of the rights OF the
States and the powers OF Congress are known TO orr
readers, ought 10 be sor have never concealed
them, and have taken every fair oc casion to avow them
Still holding these opnions-still thinking that the
power Of constructing Roads and Canals, and other
coordinate powers claimed Tor the General Govern
ment, not delegated TO it by the Constitution
nay, farther that that Government eht not by amen
ding the Constitution, to be permitted to execute them
we cannot do otherwise than regret that tl, power is
claimed by the President in his late Message. But
what 'ben' Were we not apprised By his inaugural
speech that he entertained these sentnens9 Is the
doctrine more formidable now than when it was sane
Toned by Jefferson, and acted by every succeeding
Administration? Is there more cause of alarm for the
Constitution and llc Republic noo than at any former
period, when the same lattudnaan doctrines received
the sanction Of majorities in Congress- We answer mol
The alarm ctitiousit feigued for political cons
deraions 10 influence the election on the eve of being
made by the General Assembly These doctrines arc
all familiar to us We have heard the charges ruug on
them Tor the last eight years in every possible formnor
there more cause TO fear them org than al any anic
ccdent period All this trcpidaton is pretended for
the very men who evince it. wen aware that The last
six Congresses, have all recognized the right OF Con-
gress to carry on system Of Internal Improvement
that they have acted it, and that large majority OF
the people Of tie United States, are in favor of their
doing To listen TO the clarnors Of certain pol-
clans, would think that claim TO these disputed
powcrs for the first time advanced by the President
Does not every know, THAT the controversy is as
old as the Government itself2
We do consider the opinions Of the friends Of Inter
nal Improvement, politically beretica and damnabic
But can VIC expect to change the convictions of men,
as conscientious probably ourselves and much more
numerous, by noisy threats and dictaon, Do gentle
men suppose, that two thirds Of The American people
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

The Lighthouse on POOLS Island near tI,e head If
the Chesapeake Bay Illuminated for the FIRST time
on the night of the IN inst. Tie apparatus for This
Light House, as we'll as tlat at Thornass Point was
constructed IN Baltimore by that intelligent mechanic
Mr.. Jno. Bouis, and arc gratifcd 10 state is pro
nounocd TO be dscidey superior 10 any which is TO be
found in the other Lighthouses of Ibis country.
f}rll. Amer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
ONE OF MANY
h&THci 2' leftcr farm grntenan ia N,g or 10 hi
friend in Boston.

E1lTHci IF efcr farm grnHenan ia Ntg York 10 his
friend al Boston
"A few days since was on board the new and snlen
ri Oh gun ship huilt for The Colunbians Pcrhrs
better and more flushed ship never noated-Tbc he
laying pins all FURNISHED brass 1.-The coomnes of .e
matches covered with copper her cabin of curie
maple and mahogany. She is called the BoIIvAR and
understand will shortly sail for South America Three
other Ga gun strips on the stocks nearly ready for
launching; also one "a gun slip; and a fourth TO be
commenced. The old steam ship Robert Fulton. has
been made INTO 24 gun ship and is truly beautiful
Hiakig total OF seven Ships o in our yards-aIl
FOR orcign nations This makes business uncomlonl,
active here and ship builders wages arr from to SO
per day 1t is ti7iy astonishing to note the ,rnprove
pens no progress IN that section OF the CITY, Hundreds
o carts are employed in filing up marshes and low
grounds and erecting of substantial W arcIouses
and dwellings A spacious Rail Way is in progress.
and will be completed next wear.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
COMMODORE McDONOUGH.

~, 80 WARRINGTON, Nov. so.
The following Circular has been addressed, by tho
secretary OF the Navy, TO the respective Commanders
OF the Navy Yards, and Stations and Squadrons of the
United States: ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

from The .41napolis Republican.
Mr.. J0seplI BaIrOH who kept the Tavern at the Half
Way House between Baltimore and Annapols was shot
in bis own house, Monday last, by a maj named HIN
Brotcn, who had been differing with another pereon MIR
Barrot insisted hc would have quarreng i'm his house
ana induced the parties to go Brown however re-
uraed into the house. and took tcreom gum which
loaded having been used in cunning short time before
Armed with this he returned the yard and dwelling the
towards the door, fred. Mr. BaTott who had been in
different room for time happened at this moment TO
RETURN and was in the Of passing the bar door as he
received the Of the load IN his arm and body we
mii'ed TO prison in this city on Tuesday
CAUTIoN.-Wc deem 1T our duty to apprise The pub-
lie that counterfeit notes, Of the Bank of Virginia of f,e
denomination OF ten dollars, in circulaton-One
this descriptions payable 70 &. Dorsey and dated the 4th
June. 1877; offered at the Virginia Bank in this
place on Saturday last, bot immediately detected and
than tie genuine ones and the vgnette or ornamental
parts much paler The signatures but indinercntIy
executed, and the forgery easily detected by an e6pe-
riouced observer.--T Feteysburgh Litekigenecr.
-e2e-
Mr. Beauchamp, who arrested and examined Al,
Frankfort suspicion Of being the murdered Of Col
Sharp, has been dscbergedno shadow Of evidence ap
pearing against him.
letter from Cartbageua, 10 TIC editor Of the Fede-
raj Gazette, under date of 22d Oct says:-''A large
ship Of is announced in the oing supposed to be
one from Europe for this governmental just learn she
is one Of those purchased for Colombia in Sweden"
-aNS-
Mr. Livingston, Of Ofeans, been solicited by
the Trustees Of tie Pennsylvania University Lexington,
Ky TO deliver Lectures Law IN that institution for three
months in the yea- with annual salary Of f1n: thousand
dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
gath Nov. 1925.
SIR: capt. ] HoMAs McDoNoUGH died on The 10Th
OF tbs month"; Oft the Capes of the Delaware on lis re-
turn from active service in the Mediterranean
1t rs proper that tribute Of respect be paid TO tho
memory OF man whose services we're so uefuI TO his
country and who so emineDtIy united in himself the
best qualities Of Citizen with the biphes, rcnf,;
Officer. "'a''o"
Yon will, therefore. the day after receiving this
order cause the flag TO be hosted at bafnast and bir
teen minnie guns 10 be fred at IL O'Clock; and vou
viii direct the Officers under your command TO vgsor
Grape on tlIe left arm for thirty DAYS.
am, respectfully, SC.
SAM. L. sOUTHARD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

E1raG;-mr Briggs was nominated by RIr. Toaezes and
ton Of Mansfield this day week for Cycnst yead az,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
RIHR aHnNC

OVER SHOES.
ANE Trunk Over Shoes, Of prime suay, for sale Nv
F.. TkEADWELL.
NJ AS committed to Campbell jsn, on the 14r LII,
last negro man who says his name is JOHN
and that he belonged to a MIR. Wade Mosbev ~ ,h.
county OF Powhatan, who sold him trader, and from,
whom he ran away. re says he does rot recolIee, HE
owner name. lie is about common stature, dark com
pexion, and appears be about thrtv vesrs old Las
down look and lIsps when speaks. e has several scars
about his head and breast His clothing consisted or o.
nooug pante'oons and shirt much worm blue broad
cloth coat.
Dee AZ
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
FEATHERS.
A VALUABLE FARM

TIvO be sold at public sae Fourth day the 9th of Ono
Il month Nebrafy) next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.situate
in Mlcreek hundred Newcastle County, the lime
road leading from Lancaster to Newport about miles from
the latter and from Wilmington; bounded by lands o.
Alexander Guthrie, the heirs Of Samuel Lindsey and
Tiers; containing about 1870 acres 80 of which is arabic
land and i'll good state of improvement, having beer
nearly all lined and considerable part tereoftwce max
ing about 60 b per 1t is divided into convenient
fields, all of which well waered throughout the year
On the premises good story dwelling 26 fl
by so in 'front.' the lower and on the upper
floor piazza in front; awell the door supplied by
falling spring of good story frame barn. cellar
ed under, soft. by 40 in front other out buildings
Der of apple cherry &c. just beginning to bear
The situation surpassed by very few, if any, in the Coun
y being high and healthy, commanding prospect of the
Delaware river, within about mile of limestone quarres
convenient to mills and places of worship.
Also--A small FAR.M adjoining containing about Sc
acres proporonabe part under wood the plough LAND
well waered, naturally Of good quality lies warm and
in state OF improvement. On the premises are comfor
table log dwelling; log barn. celared under, about so #
by As in front convenient workshop for mechanic, and
an excellent spring the door. There is also con-
siderable power, worthy the attention of manufactu
rers The above described properties will be sold sepa
rate or together All the personal property will be sold al
the time. Sale to take place the premises, when
the conditions will be made known.
JAMES MENDENHALL,
DAVID WILSON,
.assignees Of THOMAS DIXON, Sen'r
LIST Mo. 90, 1926. 18-Sp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
From the ROCKINGHAM Gazette.

oh sacred star of evening, tell
In what unseen celestial sphere,
Those spirits of the perfect dwell,
Too pure to rest in sadness here!
Roam they the crystal fields of light,
Der paths alone by angels trod
Their robes with heavenly lusire bright,
Their home-the paradise Of God
Soul of the just and canst thou soar,
Amidst those radiant spheres sublime,
Where countless hosts of heaven adore,
Thro' the unbounded fields of time:
And canst thou join the sacred choir,
Thro' heavens high dome the song to raise,
Where seraphs strike the golden Tyre,
In ever-during notes Of praise!
oh who would heed the chilling blast,
That blooms DER times eventful sea,
If doom'd to hail, its peris past,
The bright wave of eternity.
And who the sorrows would not bear,
of such transient world as this,
When hope displays beyond its care,
So bright an entrance into bliss
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08

it.
THEY KNOW NOT MY HEART.
An" Coolon Das."
They know not my heart, who believe there can be,
One stain of this earth in its feeling for thee;
Who think while see thee, in beauiy's young hour
AS pure the mornings first dew on the fow'r,
l could harm what love-as the SUMS wanton ray
But smiles on the dew-drop to waste it away
No-beaming with light those young features are,
There's light round thy heart which is loveler far:
1t is not that cheek-'tis the soul, dawning clear
1hro' its innocent blush, makes Thy beauty SO dear
AS the sky we look up TO, though glorious and fair
Is lookd up to the more, because Heaven is there!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
T.. Nj. pOMEROY'S
.lfET.lLLIC STR.lP IND P.QSTl

-WEI.li.LIC SI'N.lP .lND PASTE,
oR Razors, Surgeons Instruments, &C. manufactured
by Constant Kirkland, AIN! Co. Wallingtord, Conncc-
Rcn' and sold at the Wa,cha Printing Office and Book
ore No los, Market street. The above Strap and Paste
o'cred to the Public with full belief that t,eywill be
Dun On trial Jar superior any before used in this
any oIher country. January 1898
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08

Req. C.. C. Cotton late London paper says
|" This gentleman, whose movements have been the
theme of so many newspaper paragraphs, and
whose eccentrices have been no less the subject
of wonder than his writings have been of admira.
ton, we are informed from authority which does
not admit of doubt, is now living with his family at
Havre.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
LAST NOTICE.
MONEY WANTED.

INHREE THOUSAND DOLLARS wanted on interest,
for which good security will be given. Inquire of the
&tor of the Wachman.
vi eb. 8, 1926. 19-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
NOTICE..

LII persons indebted to the estate of osha Go,tio,
n BrinckR, Esq, dec. are requested to make imme
Pate payment and those having claims against the same
\ present them for settlement.
JOHN II. BRINCKIE,
WIN. ID. BRlNCKLE.
FEB. /, 1925. 49, Administrators.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
TO LET,

large Three Story Brick House, with lot stables,
~ riage house, and other appurenances, in the Town
Newcastle, late the property Of Archibald Alexander,
81 dec. Possession will be given IN the 25h Of March
Ext Apply TO GEORGE JONES, Wilmington, or
HUGH W. Ri CHE, Newcastle.
Feb 5, 1926 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
TO BE RENTED,

wei finished Three Story House pleasantly situated in
"a Queen, Two doors below Market street, Wilmington,
p@ occupied by Jesse Cause. Inquire of J0hn Fhte
h"ggs or JOHN WAY.
February a, 1925. 19-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
FRESH GOODS.

fREsH Supplies Of Imported and Domestic goods just
received. And general assortment Of them will
Hereafter be kept hand, selected from the Nesv York,
Faad d and Baluore markets, and disposed of Oil the
post reasonable terms-ghoe8nie RETAIL tor cash or
Prter at No. Ill, Market street, Wilmington.
Feb. 1926 49, JOHN k. BRlNCKLE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
NOTICE.

III persons indebted to the of Jain earns, dec
IA late Of Cenreville, Chrsana hundred, requested
make immediate payment, and those having caims tc
Resent them properly attested for settlement to
JOHN YEATMAN,&
JOHN KITCHEN,
Isl mo- 2Sh 1925. 1S-4tp Exr's.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08

| The ninth part of the work entitled the Irish Melodies
has made its appearance The following extracted from
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
SUPERFINE
Sealing Wax,

equal to any imported to burn freely
and stick we'll. Manufactured by {. Kurlbaum
Philadelphia. For Sale at the Waterman Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
T.4PERS-for burning all night

in bed chambers Of the sick, &C. Winch will burn
but about half much oil common lamp, for sale
at the Watchman Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08

COMPETITION.-The New Haven Herald
states that on Tuesday last the steam boat United
States, Captain Beecher, gave notice that she would
take passengers to and from New York for ONE
DOLLAR each-Dinner and Vine GRATIS. This
circumstance arose in consequence OF the steam
boat Linn@us, Capt. Peck, reducing the regular
lare, SO, to 81 so. A number OF c,izens who had
never passed H II Gate, improved the opportunity
to visit The great Emporium"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08

The ST. Lawrence, at Quebec, remained open
on The 20th ult The Oldest inhabitants Of this place
say there is no example within their memory OF so
mild winier.
The snow fell at Peersburgh, Va. on the 22d
and Esd ult to the depth of two feet. Two negroes
persisted in The storm. At City Point, the snow
drited in some places TO the height oil six feet.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08

WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1895

appetite failed her, she grew pale and thin and was
frequently caught in tears. The cruelty of Rays
cut her to the heart. M'Evoy, though he did not alb
solutely believe in the of his wlfe's dshonor,
was not certain that they we're altogether false. OF
all feelings, that OF jealousy is the most easily
ed, and when once awakened,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08

"Trifles, light as air,
Are to the jealous, confirmation strong
As proofs of holy writ"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-15

MA generally supposed, that re :
commend it to the favourable attention
Of the Legislature.
No rs, contains the Report of the
Adiutant General, giving the return of
the Militia for the year 1925.
No IA, contains the Annual Reports
required BY law to be made by the
Superintendent Of the Puslic Armory.
| embrace with pleasure this last OPP
porsuaity | shall have Of addressing
you from thi; piece, to say few words
by wsF offarewell Ihsve for number
of years past beea engaged in one or
other capacity in the public service;
and during considerable part Of that
time ia tie immediate service Of the
General Assembly. Beg leave to as
sure you that The many proofs ! have
received ia that time Of their good will
towards. and confidence IL me, have
made az impression or my heart which
can never be forgotten; but the recol-
lection of them viii be cherished with
pride and pleasure TO the end OF life.
With unbounded wishes for the welfare
of our common country, and for your
individual prosperity land happiness, |
tender YOU an affertionate adieu.
JAMES PLEhSANTS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RcsaorG, Dee 5, 1926
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-15
sir sAMuEL LIGHT.
TAKE NOTICE.

gTwIAT on the 7thd of January next, ~
y the house Of Mr. Joseph Foreman, n
Berkeley county, Virginia ! shall, by virtue
Of Con MISSION De bene esse. take thu deposi-
tons OF Joseph Foreman and James Foreman;
to be offered as evidence ~ a cause depending
in the Superior Court Of Chancery, at Win
chester in Virginia, wherein sm complain
aot, sud you and Philip G. Pendieton, are de.
PENDANTS HENRY REDiNOEk.
December IS, 1926 4w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-15
EPiTOhdE

James wilIiaxs. charged With forgery, made
bis escape from the prison in this ria {. some
nights ago. but was fratped by come hunters
on what Is called the Meado9 B.aHch--'John
@ 0'Fcsl hiss been apprehended and IS now IN
"dursnce vile" Saturday next is set apart 70
have a cellcour on his case, - a number Of
persons have not yet laid up their pork; some
{or the best Of reasons -------Nert week Is
Christmas Gentle iesder, don't forget the
prin ~; endeavor TO make HIM cheerful with
doQars Of coursel and no doubt, IN his mex
paper, he wi wish you "tiappy New-Yesr .
-Darng the Holy Days there viii be srh'
Ccrceft.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-15
Notice.

A II. those who became purchasers at We
a sale Of the personal property OF George
Marin, late o. Berseies county, deceased, are
informed that their respective obligations have
become die, aud thst immediate payment
must be made; those having cIAims against
said estate, are desired 70 bring them forward.
properl, authenticated for settlement
JOHN KIsINGER, .qd~'F.
December 15--3t
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-15

.N0de of Drawing numbers will be
put into one wheel as usual--and in the other
wheel will be put, the prizes Adore the demo
mination of $40, and the drawing to progress
in the usual manner The 10 500 prizes of
$40, will be awarded 10 the Tickets, the Nun
bers of which end with the terminating figure
of either OF the Three first drawn Numbers
from the Wheel Of different denominations.
10 illustrate which, suppose that 1852 be
the first drawn number, then every ticket in
the Lottery ending with the figure 2. will be
entitled to prize of Ten Dollars-then sup
pose that number 1865 be the neItdrawn
from the Wheel then all the tickets ending with
5, will also be entitled to prize OF Ten Dol.
lars each-and in like manner, suppose that
number 1868 be the third drawn from the
wheel, then all the ticke is in the scheme end
ing with the figure 8, win also be entitled to a
prize of Ten Dollars each
This mode of drawing win permit the whole
Lottery to be completed al ONE DRAWING;
and ticket drawing a superior prize anil not
be restricted from drawing an inferior one also
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters Sc so
Halves 5 EighthS ] -
To - al - +ba oreat-et variety nf Numbers al
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-15

z WILL thank any person ~ho will
81 inform the E,iitor ot the Mart'nsbnrg Ca
zette, where She two following books lay be
obtsmed: they were borrowed from tue late
Doct. homss M'Pherrin, and have neNer been
returned, 4h vol of the Medical Repository
Isl vol Of Giilies' Ancient 6reece'
THOMAS DAVIS.
November 10. Il
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-15
I'm Wednesday, i5h OF february nert,
1OO,C~ , DOLLAR |.

Every prize subjeet to deduction OF FIT
teen per cent land payable sixty days after the
Drawing, but for which, as usual Al ColES,s
orrIcE, the C ASH can be had the MOMENT
THEY ARE DRAWN.