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Pen Nfe .NIffonGf J"HfHNHs
soNNEf-rRf NDC NlhfsE
t,tI If ~, man shail iake away from the
..s.ts ~ tie hpek u this rrppheey, God shati
,s.e ava, Ms gHrl oai OF Tie baok al hie.-
lStsP trs.
A yrsv rock n erlans 3 the snlten deep,
Arsnad ~ jlt,ag aase the b,llo"s is'"'
,nd. 10 is vets summ.t, rudels dan
Ten herces, fury with relentless sweep.
But vt thar rock, fixed by bmish'y power;
pehes the tempest af Ibe waves a"d W'o"
And, while it towers, ia majesty enshf'tea
Tie broken nASes roll loosely ron me S"o''.
srn.i,e r~oiann. reared IN ancient Jay,
Litts is tall head, hish, moah''"s - TIE
skies. ~
Asnin,, is strength the painted insee, a'es'
WI in. win hop 10 erunihie II away
Tns. mao Cod holy word would turn to
lies -
4, lisb, increased, ii bursis, while the weak
'e''' ANYNTOR, Jr.
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W~iNcuEsFER, My 27.-At the spring
nustcis OF the 3lsi, SIS, aud l12l resl-
ments, which took Place IN tals co tntJ last
week, the sense OF the people Vas t,kea
IN THIS question "ten Il appeared that
there were
For a convention, $50
Asai1st II, 10
The question was plainly put by the
commandments of regiments, through III"
captains t companies, anaccompanlcd by
tbservat,ols In favor or against the propO.
sil.inu.
We are Informed that the musters were
not folly .tteuded, the nnmber OF men en-
rolled hciag upwards of 2OU0. Had tins
number turned out, the vote would pruba-
bly, have been III the same proportion.
CnnformahIy to previous notice, "A meet
ing Of large number of the Freehniders
nf Fanquicr assembled at the Warren
Green Hotel, my %nrl-nton, on the 25d o(
May, for the pnpose # taking into cnus,dr-
ratle,l he propritty ofaPPoIntlng delegates
70 meet in convention 10 meet On The oh
day of July next, in concert with other
counties To adopt such ntheI measures ~
may seem best To cause To le changed or
,neuled the present constitution of the
State
Geo. Thomas II lnton was called to the
chair, and Col. Turner A hbJ appointed
secretary.
The following resolutions were offered
by Thas l.. Moore, Esq, aud unanimously
adopted
Resoigea, That this meeting felt a deep
interest in the object expressed by tie
Fgeeholders of L0uloua, ia relation TO a
convention AT Stanton, on the 25th of Ju-
ly, for the purpose of promoting a revision
uf the Constitution of Yugluia, and such
Other measures in relation Ihereto, as may
be deemed rxpedirnt-
Reso!eed, therefore, That
be Delegates to
represent this County, 10 The said Couten-
tion.
The said blanks were then flled by the
meeting with the names of the following
i. sentiemtu:
John z. SMITH, Al. randtr D. KtHg,
u. OeHHmcn, Francis u. BROOKE,
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Presentmtni under tie LoNet4 LGW.

Presentmtaf under he Lottery Lor'
Tuesday last, the Grand Jury Tor TINS 10Y.
p%oration made presentations, in three several
instances, of infractions Of this law, lorat least
what it dee med infractions) being the h's'
which have yet been made in this Common
wealth.-lt remains TO be seen whether INC
Jury before whom it will be tried VIII be a'
easy to convince that they are lniraclohS.
The plan adopted, to eyade the law IS '"is
Instead of selling the tickets themselves wv
Brokers have what they call guarantees ~
stead of saying on the face of paper, AIMS
Ticket will entitIe the holder thereof to su'u
prize as may be drawn to its number &C "
runs " We guarantee the payment oil VIM,
the above number will be entitled TO. A"'
in place of the name of the Manager or us
Commissioner OF tie Lottery, (Which, ID cur
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HAIL VI.

On the evening Of the 18th inst. a yio-
lent and most destructive Hal Storm was
experienced Ia 4 NUMBER of the counties,
Including A'hrmarIe, N"tto"ay Dn"iddle,
sc. hat as yet we dIe Without autlen-
tic particulars. There are reports of very
considerahl, damage being done 10 the
Corn, Wheat, and Cotton fields howe
ver, we ,hink it probable that the amount
of destruction is rather o,rtrated. Such
Was the violence of the Mind, that a num-
ben of barns, %fruces, &c. We're blown down,
and II number oftrces nprootcd. The haIl
is represented to have been about the size
ola partridge css, 4 d the oi0und was ea-
tircly covered with 1t.
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A very unfortunate accident occurred in
Washington on Thursday last. As the
Mail Stage from Baltimore was about to
d ,scend the Capitol Hill, the horses TOOK
fright at something OF other, and, the div
er being unable to hold them in, they DASH
ed down the road towards the avenue, but
were going too rapidly 10 be turned into it.
The. ran across towards Mary land Avenue,
When the stage Ian oil the road, upset, s.
Was smashed literally 10 atoms. Thele
were we believe, six passengers besides the
driver, most of whom We're more or less in
Iured, but some of them severely. The
driver, Mr.. Bell, a very worthy man, is
supposed 10 have been most hult, having
one Of his arms broken, and one of his
thigh, fractured, besldcs other injuries. -
Nj. halfway, of Vermont al entire stran-
ger here, had his arm broken, and was o.
!acrwiee hurt. Mr.. b. .. ~ ieI, Who had
the bad luck to have got out at the door of
his " dwelling, but afterwards re-mount-
ed to 90 down to his office, was also much
injured. The Messenger, no has arrived
from Columbia, with the ratification ty
that Government Of the Treaty with the
United States, Mas also in the Stag, aud
slightly hurt. 1t is hoped that none of the
lives OF Tire hurt persons are Ia danger.
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From the Salem Messenger, May 25

II gulHY conscience toh0 can bedrE
II has lust fallen to our lot TO record the
confession Of a murder, committed as will
appear, by a husband upon a weak and nn-
offending wife, in a time Of i!lness-a time
When IL Is natutai To suppose that the tender
feelings would haze been snttened IN her IA
vor. The name of the uotottUnate man
is William Sayre, a shoemaker, who says
thai, while living in Callowhil, between ST.
cond aud Third streets, in Philadelphia, on
the night of the I4'h ot October, 1910, his
= e having been about five weeks IN a
State OF III health that lequItd attendance
and broke his rest, after assisting her into
bed, rhohrd her With his hand ulpn her
ueck 10 death \ Ctiid of tleirs, FIVE years
old, Vas theonly other person IN the house.
No one suspected but she died a natural
death.
Sayre continued to reside in Philadelphia
for more than a year, When he enlisted into
the army, in which he continued upwards
of four wears. After lpa,in the army, he
pursued his trade, occasi nally travelling
from one village to another in the state of
Nsw-Yurk aud Canada, ill within u few
months, ever worried with his foul crime,
he came to his hrothcr's nj Multica lilll,
Ia q oucester county, n. j. About ten
hd10 priv |tuSIN W il'o va ~ y NV 'lIliSt-
ion, he came to another brothers house in
this county. Remaining there y few days,
hut finding no where any peace to his trou-
hled breast, he LETT there With a deiermIna-
! lion of destroying his own life, but, AS #
" whatsoever sheddeth mans blood by man
shGH his blood he she'd" he wandered along
for twenty miles, through this town and u
Yer Quintio's bridge, when he accosted a
800, =. o. -. =, L,,, =, Ia.., H., ,,,f
sed the hnrrid deed.
This man took him before Stacy Lloyd.
Esq. who after receiving the confession,
committed him 10 prison. Such is the
confession and relation we nave gathered
rom the prisoner, who appears of sane
mind, and for an l~lIiterate person, OF good
understanding neatly and woll dressed for
one Of his age and occupation, being 40
years old, possesses 4 countenancP lnciln-
ing to agrreabIcness ; but disconsolate, and
IF small stature.
He says that he had not thought ofsuch a
thing five minutes before be cummitttd the
anf nl crime; that il has ever bceu a source
oC great trouble TO him: never ont of his
mind, except when drowned lbs llquoI,
that life has long been a borthen to him !;
that he has never heen guilty of any other
crimes ag inst the laws of the land con-
verses with canlour that establishes credit
for u hat he says. His brothers, the ene a
farmer and the other a shoemaker, are men
Of isir character; and on mentioning 10
him the stain that his confession would
bring on them, he burst into teas, and said
ne hoped it might not be thrown zap to
them. Ii W. doubt any thing he says, it is
that of the confession and we hope for
the honor of his relations-tOr that of onr
sex and race, that there may yet be proof
that the dece 4srd whose maiden name, we
learn by thu prisoner, was Rebecca Brown,
Died a natural death.
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REMARKABLE FISH STORY.

We learn that while "A Cape Ann fishing
schooner was lying on the middle ground a
lew days siucc, With her men employed in
ishing. they suddenly perceived their YES
sci " ~ uU, ing at a rapid ratc-aftel SIZE
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l,d sone a considerable distance. shev sav

Rad gone a considerable distance. they ssw
a large whale rise to the surface al tie wa
ter and hlew-wheu he disappeared. the
vessel was carried swiftly through the water
and again the whale rose and spauted, and
they perceived the wafer coiolrel witt
blood. The fi-h then sunk aud tie schoo-
nrr remained stationary. The crew nov
endedvo ued 10 raise the anchor but fund
they could not I. Soon after "A brig came up
with the n, and on being informed of the
Circumstance s sent several men on board
Of the schooner 10 assist in weighing the
anchor, which they effected with consider
able difficulty, and when they took it on
board found a part Of the ~entrails of the
" hale upon ii!
1t is supposed the fish either sioaliOtoed
the anchor, or in diving to the bottom,
struck upon it with such force as to caues
it to enter his body. This although a fish
sorry we have reason IN believe is ossenti-
ally true. Salem l.tLasS Register.
The Broker. ofthe I'omLs. The owner
If the little, barrow piece Of earth which
contains the Wondering relics If the great
NAPOLEON, has demanded Of the British
government $1,000 for the spit where its
/ Iustrious prisoners mortal part reposes.
lie la. been compelled, however, to be
content with the moderate compensation
of 5000 We know not neither IL b., that
the laurels Of the iilustrious chlettaIn have
poisoned the delightful spring of water,
near his tomb or whether the weeping
willow in its vicinity has refused its annual
tribute ofshade and verdure or whether
the fertile valley ut st. Helena, satisfied
with It's precious deposit within, has for
borne to exhibit its GSud CruiJfutneSs with
out !; or whether, perhaps, II has occurred
ID the proprietor, that he should not be re-
CURED to keep as a corpse, tue man whom
his nation refused 10 receive as d guest
we know not whether any or all of these
motives have caused this disgraceful hppll-
cation, on the part OF this man al ST. He
lena.
How mnch would such a creature have
demanded If an Egyptian p5 rdmld had been
imposed upon his soil How much would
he have asked to afford refuge to the corpse
Of the suicide Castlereigh
Let It pass. The master spirit Of the
age IN winch he lived, cannot suffer by ha-
wing his body sold and his dust bartered a
way after death. u fortunate error! that
he did not rely upon the pledge Of bafay
cite, that " his personal safety was the care
of France )" but threw himself upon the
generosity Of IA government, which feared
IL shelter hIn, though all its subjects
would have bid hlD welcome.
tharieSton Cour.
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-
TIE MlledgesAIe papers, received on
Saturday menlion nothing oil thrJfdeoS IN
ltlat city. 1t appears Ia be sl%rdy this
Mr.. Bartlett. Editor Of TIE Patriot, having
made an abusive attack upon Col. Henry
Lunar, aid Ia the Governor, after his RE-
turn from his lat, mission In tp Creek
Nation, Col. Lamar, in company win his
cousin, Mr. l., 4. {. Lama, ATTEMPTED To
chastist Mr.. b. In Il Bookstore, with = whip
ar COW skin. WI llst doug This he was
uoupdrd by the latter, IN SET eral places,
with a knife, a thrust af which brought
him to the ground. Mr.. l.. q L. Lamar
then came forward and was wounded in
the rerk. The affair ended here. Mr.. b.
surrendered to the civil authnrity, and was
admitted 10 iil. Col. Lamar, we under
stand, Is out Of danger. We should not
now have mentioned this circumstance,
had we not allndrd to it in the first Instance
IN such a manner, AS Ia raise public expec-
tAtiUn. SdCdiHdh GtOEgtdn.
-"sao.~
At the late Races over the Union Course,
on Lung Island, the Mare Purity WAS beat
IN by another named .1iodcSty. This cir
cnmslance produced the following neat
play upon words, at the Jochey Club Din-
uer
The Union Course 1t has given a mo-
raj lesson 10 the world-~ here Family is
fl behind, aud .Uodesty nius the race
40
Gen. John Floyd is spoken Of as a can
didatr for the United States Senate, TO fl
he vacancy occas'oned 10y the appoint
ment Of Governor Barbour Ia the Office Of
Secretary of War.
[.Hartensburg Gazete.
--ee9s~-
Alexander II. Everett, Esq. appointed
Minister to Spain, has arrived ID towo, ac-
companied by Nr,. Everett. Va under
stand they will embark in one of the pack
cts which sail on the lst, 5th, or 10th Of
June for Hayre, whencethey will proceed
through France to Madrid.
IN. Y. .U.r. .4dU. Nav 80.
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go.c Of M'fn'osh's party? The anaUer IS
simply this, - far rs Ne ila"r heard, that
the Indians has held different Councils.
" here they came IL the determination tiat
lhey would not sell one iach uf thtir land /;
aud decreed, that the ffst man who sign
ed q treaty should suffer death. M'lntosh
and SOM Of ms friends, aware of this INV,
dd sign the treaty n consequence oi
which the indians looked upon iim as a
%trai;ur, aud put him To death.
Donigomerl Rep.
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Join Scott, Ihonas y. oifn,
7Homos Hunion, Inp,dH Horncr,
Thomas l.. Moore. John Robert UdNfct.
Upon molions srvefally made, Berkeley
Ward, John Scott, Henry FIizlugh, aud
Henry {. Dadc n.re chosen a eoriesPoa-
dug cumnifipr, foi this county.
II was f]ufillrr Issol, ed that the proceed
Jugs OF this n,eeiing BE- published IN the
Fauquier G4zctte, National lntrliigrneer
aud Richmnnd Enquirer and thea the
meeting adj onrned.
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KaCllLTAC
CoGNE\ TION.

WINCHESTER, May 27.-At the spling
mustcts OF the 3lsi, SIS, aud l12l reai-
ments, "hieh took Place IN tAls cointJ last
week, the sense oi The people vas t,kea
IN THIS question "hrn II appeared dial
hmm, 5000.
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Gen. John Floyd is spoken Of as Il can
didatr for the United States Senate, to fll
he vacancy occasioned 10y the appoint
ment Of Governor Barbour IL the Office Of
SaprpIary nf War
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AMYNTOR,Jr .
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NAVAL. TRIALS.

y-o n,,I,i;sb ,ho conclusion RI the trial Of
Com porter 10 day Two officers have been
,;nrs ,r,s3--risn,cna,,r y Wbillockc. for
= ,,con;,g -, his ,,,st 3" aji,jged gniI,v. and
sentenced 10 two years suspension, without
nav or emo,nnent. and Lieut.. WIN. NJ ITun.
Ter. nn,n = cbargo NJ neglect of duty, for per.
muin, A foreigner BY the name OF Madrid,
70 he received on board the Franklin.vithout
the Rno,yle1ec OF his commanding officer, ar
ou3.d
TIE Gun, e .,gnro-,c, sine u i'm the trial
a. Com. CL.ris. Stewart Several chan ,c.
hive hncn made !, is members, Carts. Bid.
D.. Tinoev. Rilge,v and pownes being omit
tel, AID Capts. Reed, Crane and Cas,in sub
stinlel. Capf. Barron 10 remain President.
W. have not room for Il detail Of the char
Re5 aHl specifications made against This fl
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The drawing Of each Of these Lotteries
will certainly tnltr placc on the dayt nam
ed, and be finished an It troc minit,s-and
the fortunate holders may have the CASH
Immediately.
o. oeder5 from all parts cuchsinr the
money Ia be invested for tickets, IN any of
the loite,les al the several states, and Of the
District al Colnnhia, under THEN manage
mrnt, vii hetcguiarly srrvch.
O. Notes ri he Bank Of the United
Siaptcs aud, lis branches, the uotce Of ali
R1olia III good crrd,t nj their oWn home,
received As cash II pr.
- Prize Gckcls Aligned by or for fhrnl.
III tne LOTTERIES OF CnunrctIcut, NV
York, New jersry, p"nnsS ivauia, Della
Ware, Maryland, Washington City, Virgil.
Mn, North Carolina, aud L.oulsiaua, ulN be
received At this Ohcr, aud the cash remit
ed, OF the amount invested Ia Lotteries,
ascending Ia drrctinns.
IL" endrfs of Tickets throughout the
country vii b"srry literally dealt with.
- Ali letter. to tr post iald, and ad
dressed 10 YATES h MJN1YRE,
U0Sh.HgtOH Guy.
Al ia On
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THE proposed PIN Of colonizinS beyond
shp Il nifs Of the u. States, the free people
ofcoloar. promises the happlest coas"qHen-
ces to our cbnntry--A class of the comma
rify. and thai too numerous one, restrlC-
FED in their ri-hts-cut off by Inc ct de-
stincton. drawn by nature. and cnstanprd
unon them, from the reminder Of "ur cl.
fjzcps-dpgraded and dsgraced- driven,
by the nature of their situation, too free.
o1rntly II cri nc-alWay5 III a state Of de-
eradation far below thcir ntturps- which
hangs upon them and whilst they render
themselves miserable. IN us 81 too twill
b.. if success tend the measures of the
Colonization Societies, restored to their
homes, their rights. aud their rank as men
What purpose Is msre noble and praise
worthy ? We cannot b. expected to enter
i1to aay argIm mt 70 prove the policy OF
foreign colpuIatinn. . II time will not
prrm,t. We place Justice anil hnmauj'y
as It's advocates. aud ask who viii op-
rose them Eau We do the free people
of colour justice an'9Est Ne Gan we
give them the same rights, privileges and
inmunties with ourselves Can we take
them frnm the state in which they are, and
RAISE them In tlat rank in which they viii
hrcone-4flselul AID respectable CITIZENS i?
No one will pretend that We eau. Shall
w. then continue tleu> ~ they now are !
- one will pretcnd That we should, If any
faea9a can ~ successful in removing them.
Iaeir present situation casts a reelection
unou ~, which nothing can wipe away, but
uue cxprtiins 10 emancipate them from
thoir state of de.;radation
II these considerations have no weight j.
iafnrnre if Justice aud Humanity, cannot
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ron %. IL clair with saying he wished 70
l.. ibid. The conf ,andrd barber at
,.nafrd - smother iha rage that Was ac-
,anulsting inhis boso n. and proceeded To
,,ffer the fee Of the devoted man. The
/ fb.rinz continuing n a minute or two,
,se NarthnmhHian grew impatient, and
desired him Ia % on. The Infatuated sha-
,er. MT Knowing what he did, kept splash
;ns the soap upon bis ,Iciim from ear TO ear.
Al length. OF drawing lis weapon - CONF
nrnre Interior operations, he tremh'ngly
artirnlaied. Il believe ST., you gave "'l-
,lrnce against Lord Lovat - Yes, !
did 1t was 4 serious case that IN II
ted Strap, half rhoalted with wrath. II
vas glorlons ca.e!' reioined his vot.r>
of reyolafisa. lis ffte WAS scaled. By
the Cd ofheavrn.' cried the barbarian,
:. yon shall never bear Wilopss m'rr -
when the ma mac ahsnluiely despatched the
,fefched rnan, unanointed, unaneaIed,'
IN the Other world. The barber was never
heard Of afterwards.
History Of Hawi K.
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z EsUGA. 2,,TCslNT,

sADI next session OF The subscribers school
"a viii commence on srcord day, the DIN Of
ninth month, and end abutfF the middle of Sc
coaj month ensuing. Tcrms--For Reading,
Writing, English Grammar, GEOGRAPHY, with
tie 49, al Maps and OF the Globes, Arllhms-
tic aud Bookkeeping, 2l2l per session; for
Esilcs Lrttres, the Elements of Nalural PM
Iosophy aud ol Chemistry, Algebra, the Eic-
MEMS OF Geometry, lrlgoEomrlry, surrey
in, &r SIS per ditto No pupil viii he re-
ce,Yed for less time than from the time OF ems
try to the end oil the session.
The sabscriDcr intends TO procure an appn.
ratus for tie benefit Of students who may
wish 10 learn the practical parts Of Surre yiuS,
&c tie aishes to have ~ orderly school,
aud therefore thinks proper TO remark, that
should any pupil behave in an Objectionable
vay, aud continue to do 81, he will be expel-
led without much delay; in order to prevent
ibe influence OF his examples over well dis.
posed scholars K. Is TOWNLEY.
Eighth Mo. 29th, 1925. tc36
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III ONE DAY.
$40. 900 zzrcszzEGz -2Kzl.
$1,000 TICKETS.
Nor 0.NE BL.g.SK TO a F'RIZr.


MODE OF DRANlNG.--T Mum
hrta vii be put into one wheel as usual -
and ~ the other y heel be- put. The priZrs
dbDie The denomination of 81. and the
drawing II progress IL the usuhl napuer.--
fhe 10000 piizes 81 -, viii be awarded
Ia odd 81 esen numbers Ia The LOTTERY. las
the case nay BE- dtrendeul on the draw
iag If the capital przr Of Thirty Iiousauf
D0hars thnt Is t. say, # lie $50 400 ptlzs
ahnald come ati II m of8 number, then
crefg old Hambfr III The sthtme viii bp en-
ull,d 10 u - pize. II the sSu 600 priza
shonld rumr col 10 al tptn number, then
all the epen numbers ~ ke scheme Mll BIO
Zach untitled In a prze OF 81.
Ddf Numbers fnd Nth /, 9 r, ?. orr
= ~ .sitr 1egs End ioH 4, q. o, or 0.
This mode of Drawing not ouiy enahl-s
lhe Commissioners Ia complete the WHO'S
Lottery IN ONE WING, bat hha
the great advantage Of Distributing the
smal' pites regularly ~ epery alternate No.
IA Hf scheme, 10 that the holdcr of two
tickets or leo shares al tickets, (one odd
aud one esen unmber,) Will be certain Il
obtaining At least our ptiae, aud ~ The
sane faita for greater quantity. n uckrf
drawing sapeuer pfllr IN The scheme 10
mol resieicttd ffpm drawing ab inferior ono
alao.-mauy trkets, therefore, VIII nrcrs~
safilY obtain Two PRIZES EACH
g. Every prize payable in cash, which
"a usanl NJ tnben's Olive, can be had hs
moment they are dtolpn.
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G y " 4 ~

LoHsIg aud Ifrtdtgc -0Ure, ID Bc,IttSt-
BALTIMORE.
Where all the Great Capuas WIRE sold in
III. Grand state lollery "hrch "a. compl"-
ted - few days ~. Aud whtrC nor, CT
ptpls hort been aoid han at any other If
tcc ~ .3me,te1.
Orders from my pnrt Of the United States,
or terrtorjes. either BY o'ed post pald, or
by prifnie conveyance, enclosing the cash or
pri2es IN any lottef,es, will mcri with the
sum- prompt nui puncfual attention as II on
personal application addressed to
J. COnts, IT. Roiiimorc.
> tOHi5k'S Gazftie and LoHcr
kfEtatrr," which viii b. phbIlshrd imru,-
dhlely after the drawing, vii rontain The
complete Li.t of i'rzrs, and viii hr for
~afded gra'ig, IN all who pnrrhasr their
Tickets 1T 1 OHEN'1 OFFiC H., hud who
slgnfy their viii 10 recris. The same.
Buitimore, .9agpst 1895.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-29
THE I e. WEIR. G:sE.LdEAN.
LYNCH8URC, AUGUST 90, 1a25.

Erratan In oar last paper, mistake
occurred in the article relating to the dis
cayery of the Tin and Copper Mines in
Graysao and Wythc. The word " nearly"
y The fifth liae, should have Ircen omitted.
The discovery has brcn quite made.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-29
PUBLIC MEETING.

The Citizens Of Lynchplrg are inform
81. tb4t it Is proposed To forman Auxiliary
Colonization Society in this place--aud
chat for that purpose a meeting will be held
at the Methodist Church this Evening, at
o'clock. Those ir,nlly to the pro- ect
are earnestly invited to attend.