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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18

Since writing the above, I am informed that a
commercial company in Baltimore have troposel
10 tie colonization society, TO transport any num-
Der Of coionists TO Africa, at twenty dollars each.
70 be p,id by the coonists themselves. a. the end
Of tive years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18
100000 yn0GB,A!!ARgo
uIGHESr pkILE.
1920 PRIZES.
30s, 900 dollars

Every prize SUBJECT deduction Of mecn per o1ni.d
able SIXTY days after the drvs, but wnie H. q. stl Al
COnENS OFFICE the CASH eda be had the MOMENT
THEY ARE DRAWN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18

Il , 70 ,s"r" their the public thai, in
c eoois a. T "s'a large assoitneu Of staple and I'm
ii s,,I " Vts tall they have Just opened an
crs u which 'hgy Offering at unusually low pr
Nov az.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18
NOTJrE

z LII persons who have cliims again., ,h 49,, 80,
he i nS' a,e requested them known 70
"'ii' As soon as possible. Atornie. i,v;,,r
ny u, OF otherwise as well collector,
" TO INN the result OF their eoller,,,, wa
Nov ~ L. W. RoorES, Ear OF a. Dayis De-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18

Whole Tickets $40
HdtrcS, .. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18

Quarters 50 80
Zig hths, 4 %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
FOR THE wATcHMAN.
WILMINGTON PARAC0y7S

APOLLO, who long had observed with sunrise
, hS Deans were ousone by the ladies' bright eyes,
nna 'ha mankind accustomed full long to adore him.
Ireferred the fair sight of the lasscs before him.
| resolved IN his anger to give TO few
AN arssennlase OF charms SO transcendant 10 view,
should make every glance from the ewes of the rect
Unable to touch the most sensitive breast .
erect tlls his purpose he chose from the roce
some damsels, the fairest for form and for face
on whom he conferred every grace that could nIeoee
carriage commanding, an air full of ease r'-'N'
nut 10 save all the trouble of guessing, I'll give
snort sketch OF each fair one muses. by your leave
AS the first must the lovely NJ B-t annear
An, my heart now feels the cold presence Of fear
dread lest the task should but mock nv endeavor
ana be disgraced as painter forever
put by TINS believe you may know the fair dame
racn giance OF her eye is pencil of flame
winch IN colours of light by her witcherv's art
Nour'rays her own exquisite form on the heart
y MHxt we md on the list, Ii S--y the fair
nose mid notes more sweet than the nirnpalos oro
ot ike Saups is the soul who shall list to her strain
ne IN music, full oft, lost the sense of his pain,
out whoever once hears the soft that she pours
ny peace quick forsaken in pain vast es his hours
soft flow such strains, when nv soul takes her ;oIt
the dark rolling shadows of Deaths endless night
nr re- an earnest OF pleasure exatic come,
ana uisperse every terror that threats from the tomb
r Sex. h-y succeeds in whose high polished mind
Tach seht'ments noble, each thought is refined
81 her manners her sense gives an elegant grace
ru nc, sous sweet Intelligence shines in her face
men Ny whose loftiness strikes us with awe
now Presumptuous, how vain, her attractions TO draw
on 2ne secures us before we're aware of the chain,
1hen, alas we may struggle for freedom again;
nus the ish While the net closes round them unseen
May sport to and fro in The waters serene
lil their fanced security vanished too late
rhey struggle TO fly from their following fate.
!, men follows fair Sly who gifted with wit,
Ma well stored with knowledge replete,
NO precise ceremonous companion is She
,5u' lively her manner, engaging and free
Young ia the last of the group must appcar.
s cut 'ho tdsf, not the least if our estimates fair
ohe, with softness of manners is formed to engage
ana that SOUL must be stern the storms in their rage
Wmch can hear without melting, her feminine sigh
UT J unmoved can behold the soft glance of her eye-
ms set, master PhGbus commissioned to go
VI !. lheir own sex the envy, of ours the we,
wheh 'heyve performed, each her task in that station
wen place them above, as nc7u constellation >
CGLEBS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
los, .NARKET ST2EET 'TVJL1rEn-CY,oN, nvr
FOE. w..

ara the cause OF the Infringement Indications Of
1u'e suic'enuy clear will be suggested by such in
vestigstion, and abandoning al local applications.
which, whether po,cnt paltry, are equally inca
pao!e Of reaching the of the complaint lie, the
intelligent practitioner look well TO the nrma vic.
and he will find that ninety five cases in hundred
viii YIELD and halt these by the mere adminstrs-
iion OF drop or TWO of crotors OIL succeeded by
lew weeks use of the carbonate of iron.
vi about twenty cases of this painful affection
winch It has fallen to our lot to manage within The
last five years, erery one has been cured. and that
too Without an instance of subsequent attack. II,
therefore the view have taken is correct thoupl,
me noble lord may suffer yet perhaps By the
disease, there is no why line profession should
suffer IN the estimation of the public, as il certainly
must 1t it is supposed TO permit tic doiourear Il,
pass as hcuraoie and as it certainly ought If there
were any grounds for such supposiion.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12

Lord let no unreasonable stiffness of those who
are IN the right no perverse obs.nacy of those that
are in the wrong hinder the closing of our wounds
but let the one instruct in mepkncss, and be thou
pleased to give to the other repentance to the &C.
acknowledgement of the truth. To this end do thou.
. Lord molliy all exasperated minds take off al,
animostes and preudces. contempt and hear, burn
ings; and, by uniting their hearts, prepare for the
Ieeonclll"g OF their Opinions and thar nothing may
private and secular designs be totally laid aside that
gain may no longer be the measure of our godliness
but that the one great and common Government of
truly and peace may be unanimously and vigorously
pursued. And do thou guide and prosper ali
pacific endeavors. that these happy primitive days
may, at length revert, wherein VICE was the only
heresy -Hammond'S Works.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
MUSIC.
CGLEBS.

OH is there not on earth bliss,
10 feeling and to fancy given,
o wait It from world like this.
And wing The soul away to heaven:
oh! yes-'tis Musc's softes, tone
That gives the soul this tender feeling:
When cold reality is flown,
And rapture DER the breast is stealing.
How have loved the touching sound,
The pensive note of tender sadness,
Which spreads witchery around
More dear, more loved, than strains of gladness.
Oh /. is there not bliss in tears,
hat How from such fond emotion;
Whilst every speaking sigh endears
The scene OF wrapt-oi deep emotion.
How have felt in such an hour,
The swelling heart forbids revealing:
But owns the magic Of that power,
Which hallows every finer feeling.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND For SALE AT THE
Wdfchman Booh Store and Printing Office,
FIVE THOUSAND RECEIPTS
IN ALL THE
USEFUL and DOMESTIC .aRTS.

IN ALL The
USEFUL and DOMESTIC ARTS,
Constituting Complete and Universal Practical Library
and operative Cyclopada. By COLIN MACKENZIE, Au.
thor OF One Thousand Experiments in Manufactures
and Chemistry.
MAckEszIEs 5000 RECEIPTS in aRMe Useful and Domestic
arfs 1t IN this Book-making age the value of work
may be graduated according to its positive usefulness this
rs one OF the most valuable books that has recently been
published 1t is indeed, as it pports be, Practical
Library embracing every thing necessary be known by
he heads OF famlles and by those engaged in domestic
duties Here directions in the art of ealurgy how
to make all kinds of Vanis, Oil and Water colours di
rectlons for Painting, Colourng, Enameng Engraving,
oyeng, and Bleachng how to make Clements, TO Brew,
to make Wines; directions for Dsing Cooking, Pick
ling, making Pastry, Confectionery, Inks &C. Several
hundred Medical receipts directions in Farrery. Tan.
nlng horticulture. Husbandry Rural and Domestic Econo.
my, &C. II IS, in short, just such book ought to be oil
every family shelf owe particularly recommend it t.,
young married ladies, and to young ladies' who expect
be married. Emborfv,,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
Lumber Yard Removed.

Y97E subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from his
Il late stand, that lately occupiedby Hedrick decd
where he has hand assortment of Wh,e and Eel
low Pine BOtrd ScantEns, Plank, Smuggling and Pas
tering ath Shingles of different kinds, and intends keep
ing general supply Of all kinds of lumber used in build
ding all Of which he offers for sale the moderate
terms WILLIAM SIMMONS.
Wilmington, June IL, 1894. 52-H
N. Il. He would purchase quantity of Lumber of the
different kinds would receive Lumber sell Com
mission
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
FRESH GOODS.

BTRESH Supplies Of IMPORTED and Domestic goods Just
Il received And general assortment of them will
hereafter be kept hand, selected from the Neru York;
PHILADELPHIA and baltimore markets, and disposed of on the
reasonable terms-whoesale RETAIL for cash or
5arier, at No. Ill, Market street, Wilmington.
Feb. 1926. 49, JOHN r. BRINCKLE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
NOTICE.

vNE Stockholders In the Wilmington Fire Insurance Com.
H. bany are hereby notified that an nslalment of Fire
Dars per share IS required to be paid the Secretary,
at the Bank of Wilmington Blandywine, on or before
the 18th inst
The Directors do hereby call Meeting of the Stock.
holdcrs TO meet at the Town Hall the 18th inst at
o'clock, r. NJ for the purpose taking consideration
the proprety Of altering the 9th Article of Association
and any other alteration in the Articles that may be deem
ed necessary. by order Of the board.
EVAN THOMAS, secy.
Wilmington April A, 1925. 35-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

AN AWAY on the 10 ult apprentice to the Paper
q making business named Benjamin N. GaugAhl abou,
10 or 90 years of age. Whoever returns him me- living
in East Nottingham Township, Chester county, Penn shall
have the above reward, but no charges
All persons warned to harbor or employ said an
prentice, at their peril. JAMES ROBINSON.
April 1, 1926. 35-A
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12

Joseph R. Stephens w.
Abraham Shad Mr.. W;Ison
John Shovel BENJAMIN Wo,.;,,,
Joshua stroud Mary Walker
Henry Smith tom e''o'
Joseph Stidham William Walker o
Elenor Stockley James Watson
Andrew Smiley Ann Wolfe
Joseph Snow Robert WaIker
Ahh nperry Jane Webb
JAMES omith Goldsberry Warner
III, -, T. 5. Wilson, Esq.
John Taylor Mrs. Weldo,
W m. ihlstethwaite s. Mr.. Weelbanks
Henry Taylor Alice Wilson
Joseph Tardell Deborah WRIGHT
David Tweedy John Woolston
Joseph Trusty r
mary Ann Tull Elizabeth Young
Isaac Taylor Jane u. Young
John Thomas Charles Yeates
Amelia Turner
s5-St ". G. WILLIAMSON, P. M.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
TO BE LEI.

FfNHE Brick House known by the of White Hall,
IL with garden adjoining. The house would accom-
modate two families Possession may be had Immediately
Apply to MARK KIRBY, Wilmington, Brandy wine
Mills, to WILLIAM POOLE
mo. 5th, 1926 Sat-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
DIR. Relf's Asthmatic Pills,
Price One Dollar per box.

In common colds this medicine produces salutary al
effect, that they generally removed in few hours
The most advanced in life will experience relief equally
affected, is always the every stage of pulmonary
complaints These pills give immediate in all asth-
matte and cons,mptve cases, particularly in difficulty of
breathing, hoaseness, irritation tickling the throat
wheezngs, catarrhs, pain in the side splitting of blood
chils and shvetngs, &c. while the gentle expectoraon
they promote, discharges distractions in the glands,
crmonv that arises in the fluids, and every species ocon
geaed phlegm.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12

we recommend to the attention of the public the
following Essay on the cultivation of The Peach tree
is written by practical HorticuluraIis.. who has
an extensive and hourshing nursery, Of the choicest
kinds Of this delicious fruit.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
Beasley's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Cents per Box.

For the of breasts which proceed from
internal external bruises sprans, chbains corns fresh
cuts or wounds liberated sore legs &c. With each box
plaster with certificates in proNf of its utity and efficacy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12

MEDICAL.-We have often heard of the disease
spoken OF in the article below, and generally under
stood it to be incurable. That is one of the most
painful OF all the ills with which human nature is
afflicted, is generelly admitted any thing that may
have tendency, therefore. to throw light upon the
subject ought to be generally and extensively dis
seminated. The paper from which we extract the
article (1he Boston ".Nedicat Intsiligencer,') is
sufficient authority for its correctness the editor
being practical physician. and professor of mcti-
cal school, must be acquainted with his subject.
nh. n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, - April 1909
list OF LETTERS

LETTERS
Office, Wilmington, Del
l, 1925.
these letters, scilI please so
advertised.
Samuel Head
George Hepburn
John Halliday
j.
John Jones
George Jackson
John Johnson
John l.. Johnson
Thomas Johnson Q.
Thomas Jenkinson
Huey Johnston
Edith Jenkinson
k.
Mary Kunckle Q
Hannah Kirk
Franklin kirkpatrick
Joseph Kid
Rebecca Karsner
Mathew Kettlewood
William Kilvington
Joshua Keen
L.
Norris Lewis
Abner Lewis
Ann II. Lewis
nj.
A. w. Miller
Margaret Mitchell
Eliza Moore
Mary Moore
William Miller
Esther Medford
Ann Moffett
William Murdoch
George Morrow
Jacob Moore
Elizabeth Jane Magce
james Miller
George Matson
Adam Mendenhall
Charles Mather
John Mahafy
Nc.
John McComb
Charles McLane
Robert McDonel
Isabella McNamel
Eleanor Ann McManus
Christopher McIntire
Parthena Mckee
Charles Mccoy
Robert Mcdowell Q.
Daniel McCutchen
John McCabe
James McCulIock
Robert McFarlin
Patrick McCoshcr
James Mckee
Robert McClanc
Margaret Mcconnell
".
Alexander X. Nelson
Daniel Newbold
Samuel Newton 9.
Christian Ogle
Isaiah Owings
Freely Owens
=.
Charlotte Pennington
Erby Pearce
John Perry
Edwin Porter
Samuel r. Paynter
Hugh Press
Robert Pedrick
Martha Polk
Ann 6. Pearce
Il.
Nathaniel Robinson
Margaret Remington
Hamilton Ross
Rachel Roswell
James Resow
William Russell
Jacob Rench
William G. Roberts
Zachariah Rossell
Aquilla Robertson
Samuel Rudolph
Lydia Rawson
Rd. Reynolds
Daniel Rice
Mary Ann Reiman
Ann Rice
Samuel F. Reynolds
IEhn,,,nn DnuI.nnn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12

A.
eter s. Alrichs
lanes Akin
Andrew Allston
Robert Armstrong
ohn 6. Almond
Vim. Armor
ohm Anderson
Is.
Thomas Bacon
Reuben Bonsall
oseph Burton
ames Bryan
karah Baily
Barah Brown
Joseph Blaudin
Nv illiam Beeson
@Ir. Bonsel
#yilliam S. Barker
%ohn B. Baynes
#ames Bachelor
Sarah Brooks
Susan Beckett
MATILDA Babb
&Ezekiel Bennett
flames Baynes
Enos Barr
Ann Boyd
sNIoses Bullock
John Bull
James Byrnes
Thomas Bccson
Thomas Bonsel 9
#Francis Bohonnon
C..
ny
Mary Chandler
Margaret Cook
# John Cabot
W Nj. Cruise
n Sylvester Clark
n David Cook
N Margaret Ann Cashore
Robert w. Choat 9.
RI Anthony Christy
Mary Close
RI y illiam CiealOn
n David Y. Cochran
H fIesther Carver
81 Vim. B. Conway
4 VIM. Colesbury Q.
y James Crow
4 Elizabeth Clark
a Richard X. Cornell
& Richard Chambers
n John Crawford
\ Longuemare Capitaine
n Solomon Carroll
u.
John Dun
4 Mr.. Dothety
4 David Dickerson
h Washington Dorsey
n Jesse Davis
n Stevenson DUNCAN
\ Samuel Derrick
\ Joseph Dutton
\ Mrs. Doyle
\ William Deputy
n Il.
h Mary Ann Egncr
\ William Elliott
4 William Embree
4 +.
/ Charles Farral
4 Morris Farmhouse
Thomas Fisher
\ William Foote Q.
Samuel File Q.
I Christopher Fogle
1 Anthony Fricker
! John Frazier
Jeremiah Ford
G..
| Nehemiah Guthrie
\ Jane w. Gibson
Mrs. Galloway 2.
Charles Green Jr.
Joseph Garrett
\ James German
Messrs. Guthrie
! James Graham, Esq.
s. Susannah Citing
Henry Gettis
Mary Gilpin
Mary Grave
Jonathan Grave
Hannah Garrett
rerresca Gray
Joseph Gold.
III.
George HoppIe
Nancy Hamilton
John v. Hyatt 2.
|, Isaac Hollingsworth
Il Hannah Harris Q.
Richard HUMPHREYS
Joshua Harlan
John Harris
u Mary Hyatt
u Harding
! llomas Hawkings
John Henderson
lydia K. Hnllinrsunril,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
TIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1t has been announced In several newspapers that
his Lordship, the Duke Of Wellington, is suffering
severely by "that incurable disease the tic dolou.
reux !" Be it known, that the word incurable'' Isl
fortunately, entirely out of place in this connection
There is indeed now and then case which ressts
our most powerful and well directed remedies but
this is true also of intermittent fever, rheumatism
and Fifty other complaints, which 9one but crazy
man or Ounce would call incurable. Nineteen
cases In twenty OF the tic dooureux are perfectly
manageable. The seat of the disease and its nature
are thoroughly understood and the mode of treat
ment is far from being complicate.
Let the patients constitutional pecuIiari,ics be
asceraned, the state also OF the digestive organs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
Look Here {!
TOMORROW is TIE DAY

$4,000 mag be obiaiaed Jor a smaA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08

$4,000 mag be obiaiacd Jor snuA
trfe.
TT win be rccolIcclod that the capitnl
d prize OF gao.auO wlil he afaah from tho
WHEEL TO.MOakOW, besides runy other
prizes ot Se9DJo. 10000. . Il 5000 . o.
2i-a, 30 81 l0oo, 30 OF 6o0, nll of " hieh snns
would make person feel very sn.g nndeon-
Portable Gun IL lie possible that there IL II
person 80 simple anh stupid AS 10 u..eei this
glorious opportunity ol obtaining $50, O00, ny
advancing the email sum Of So, When many #
them may never have another such "A golden
opportunity OF getting ri,bp DO hupe hit
every per,op Will rnl nj my truly lucky elhee
and leave their orders fof some vi The l4efo
numbers Ia The 18th class OF the Union Canal
Lottery, which will p0sMgely be drawn II.
MORROW though orders VIII be recei.ad
for lucky numbers uhiii Thursday the l7ib
INST, being the soonest The drawing can =
heard from ] will merely remind purchasers
thai the sooner they leave their orders, 10
snrer they will be Of securing the lucky Mt -,
bers. J viii inrlher remark that for The III j.
Inst schtmes Iyaehburg has been gamer -
wards OF i1o per crnt on all money had q
for loliery tickets. On the 9Th class my off
WIS gamer upwards Of 20 per cent? and :
have no doubt but that il tie peonle wi
continue 10 denl Mt MY truly lucky Office, thu,
lie same good luck viii attend lhen,.
ABRAM n. NORTH
March g. l5s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08

NJ ARRlED--on "Wednesday evening ue ID
inst. AT iae residence of Mrs /. Celands
Putsy wanna county, Mr. JOHN SMITH, "
merchant Of this place, TO Miss MATILDA
NNN, daughter oil DIR. Henry Callawsy.
Long, bemdeous friends, 10 you may hearen
topah,
The sojl endcarmeois Of me ,otiai henri
Long 10 gonr lots may ersry biegsiag fow,
Tint 8tase ~ id,ie o. 0ytue can bcaiDip.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08

9BHE subscriber being about 10 remove
- from tbs place, earnecily requests ali
those indebted 10 him 10 come iorW ard pnd
settle their accounts forthwith, as longer in.
dulscuco vii not le given.
H,s remuia,ne stsri, Of GROCERIES viii
be disposed ai OF ihs Lowest terms Tor cash.
in order TO w.pd up bis business.
ROBERT ORA.
March 2. 2wlnbS
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Conrsc OF Exchange,

Corrtcie9 Ueefig for He rirgia,aa, nj N'en's
Lottery d Efctange alice, Ly9ebborg.
pr. r. dire pr. RI dte
Notes Of Md,sa. NOrih GGrOIHa.
chuselts banks ?, : State Bank and
Maine banks PMS brnurhes - nj
Connecticut do. q II , Bank Of Newbern
New York City and branches % "a
banks lac, Cape Fear bank - a
Country do. la Georgia.
Banks in phila. sfate Bank 81 n 4
delpha la2Brnk of Daren ~ a.
Other banks in PLANTERS and Me
Pennsylvania IufI chanc bnnk 81 Il 4
Delaware hanks % n 81 Augusta Bridge
banks inthe Dis Company no saIe
Of Columbia oglDoub,oOns SIG -
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
Tobacco - 81 $40 00--Flour 81 50 n
"a 75-Whent - n 90 cts-Corn 81 cts
Bceswax % 30 % cts,-Buner 0b) ga .
cts -f.aller' 35 40--llemp QonJ 800 a
SlIo.-salt 81 81 n 81
Pries If s'octs-u 5. Bank Sila--Rank
IF Virginia (sid) Se7- Ditto (new5loo o.
Farmers Bank 500 %
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We arf willing IN meet him. s. long as Il -
y las Of The lind, We hope thai obedience
will be exacted 10 il for We have witness
ed with IS much regret The contempt with
which liz law OF 1910 has been regarded as
\. b. himself.
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FOR THE VIRGINIAN.

!, FOR THE tiRGTNIAN.
g., "'S5rs' Ed'tors-ln your paper OF the
-, j ullmo, yon propose certain enquilies,
T., "''fe aF9n certain acts anI dp,ns5 Of
,, WI. vale Virginia LrGslatne." So far as
nun. soqolrlfs seem to call m qIcslos the
of,ttIoY oi i law passed 1t the last session
nj ; a,. ueprral Assembly, " hich has for its
h. g' me suppression If the sal - foreign
.,s,. HeHeio, | stall briefly respond. In
lug upon the cpusidrrailnn of tnis sub
e. ~ must call your attention To an act Of
r.t I'"rral Assembly entitled an act to
,r"e INTO one the several acts and parts
Ir,"' TO preyent unlawful canning. passed
,. s,G.'"ry the 18th. 1919" 10 he 9Th
,o ,"o0 OF that act you will find This pro,i
."hr NoI shall any person or persons
TAM. Or sell within this commonwealth
20 n3. v.'ery ticket or part or share OF Il
/" n,,, ticket, except III sucn lotteries a.
q Nm, We authorised hy he laws thereof:
oi, "y ptrsou ar persons offending here
a ,"'i' forfeit and pay forryery such Of
''he sum of one hundred dollars. IL
ma, covered aud appropriated in the
.,.'"r 'as' aforr,a said" Thi, i aud has
VT ID" u this cUmmonmealtl, far .hr