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SELECTIONS.
HISTORY OF ORIGINS.

A little work has lately appeared,
entitled "The History of origins; con-
tanning Ancient Historical Facts, with
singular Customs, Institutions, and
Manners of different Ages" An &C
curate work of this kind would be one
of high interest and atounding with
curious matter. That now before US
has a. least the merit of brcvity; and
although its derivations and definitions
may be occasionally questionable, they
are almost always amusing. We pre-
sent two or three extracts:
THE PHRASE $50 LEAVE NO STONE UN'
TURNED"
When Xerxes was conquered by the
Greeks, he retreated by the River Sal
amin, and left Mardonius to finish the
war. The General was also unfortu-
nate, and reiterated. A report was
then circulated that he had buried a
large sum of gold and silver in the tent.
Polycrates had an earnest desire to pos
sess this enormous wealth, and there
fore purchased the whole field in which
the camp was placed.
After digging long time he was
unsuccessful and. therefore repaired to
the Oracle of Delphos, to ask adj
vice of Apollo how he was to find the
treasure. The Oracle answered "om-
mem move lapidem," MOVE EVERY STONE.
The advice was followed by Polycrates,
who moved every stone, and at length
found the treasure.
THE WORD" GRACE"
The Arabs call their thoroughbred
horses, racc-horscs or horses of family
or race, because they can trace their IA
miles or breeds as high as Welsh pedi-
gree. The Imam is at once both Priest s
Civil Magistrate, and it is equally his
duty to register the birth of children
and the foaling of blood mares. On
the sale of one of these horses the Imam
delivers a certificate of the pedigree
carefully copied from his register, to
the buyer, of which an Arab is as proud
as if it were his own pedigree. AS
! these horses of race or family were, in
Europe, bred only for the course, we
evidently, IN preserving the French ex.
preston, eheral de race, or race horse,
gave the name of race to the course it.
self, being contest between race hors
es, whence the expression became pop.
ular to denote any contest in running
THE EaUINoCTIAL GALES.
The system Of currents maintained
in the atmosphere contributes essen
tally, by its unceasing agency il
transferring and dispensing heat, tc
prevent the excessive inequality of sea
sons in the higher ATTITUDES. But the
motions produced in such vast mass
| of fluid must evidently follow at long
| intervals the accumulated causes which
excite them. Hence, probably, the O.
rigin of those violent winds, which
succeeding to the sultry warmth of sum-
mer, and the sharp frosrs of winter,
| prevail in the months Of Sept. and March.
and are hence called by seamen equinoc.
ti0l gales.
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TUESDAY MWyRNNMNa0 FEBRUARY 49, 1885,

whether privation be principle !!
Whether any thing can be made of no.
thing. ? Whether there be an empty
space in the compass of nature? Or
whether the world shall have an end
and such like, is without an end, and
TO no end.
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Twenty Dollars Reward
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, negr,

IN AWAf non the subscriber, negro
~ WILLIAM.
De IS about i've feet ten inches high. full face,
very dark complexion, and has pleasing
e.ountenance. The clothes he had on when
eabsconde6 are not recollected. The above
reward and al reasonable expences win be
PAID, for delivering the said slave to me, or If
Aeslodged in jail 50 that get him again.
ROBERT p. WARING.
Esez County, NTgiwa,
Jan % St
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To Xet.

o. The fire proof WAREHOUE, corner
E)A of Union and Prince -street, recently &C.
cupied by VIM. Goodell s Co.
Also, tenement on Cameron-street, now
occupied by d. G. Prettyman. Possession
may be had 1st Of Nov.
Also, another tenement on an alley, adjon-
ing Prettyman's blacksmith shop. For terms
apply to. J. b. LADD, or
oct IS j. II. LADD & Co.
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% Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from Acquia, on Monday night
IL last negro JAMES, about 20 years OF
age, rather small, very black, has . remarks
bic scar on one of his cheeks (cut by knife.
Twenty-Five dollars Reward viii be given It
secured in any Jail so that we get him again.
dec LIT LEWIS & TOWNED.
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For Sale or to Rent,

a. A two story brick house and lot Of
RSg ground in Aldie, Loudon county, Va.
The house is nearly new and will be sold low.
Mr.. Conrad, living at Aide, will shew the
house to any person wishing to purchase or to
rent. rian III GEORGE COLEMAN.
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INDIAN Queen Tavern.

Ax4 The subscriber has taken the above
.Ba1p named house in ALEXANDRIA, d. c.
where he solicits continuance of the patron.
age of those friends who have known him for
so many years as Tavern keeper, in Cen.
rREvILLE, Va.
He will have on hand every article which
can tend to the convenience Of
TRAVELLERS and BOARDERS;
and the depressed state of the times, shall rem
der his charges equivalent thereto.
JEWELL, A. PERRY.
Alexandra, Jan. IS
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To Rent,

&ssS A two story frame House on Prince-st
a, nearly opposite the Bank ofPotomac.-
The house is in good repair, and will suit a
small family. The rent will be made low
Apply to GEORGE COLEMAN
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70 Yet.

ks.& The house on the north side of King
tEyl street, between Patrick and Henry, at
lately occupied by Mr.. Henry Jackson. 1t
is in an excellent state of repair and in one Of
the most desirable parts of the town.-Pos-
session may be had 18th October. For terms
apply to A. c. CAZENoVE;
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knowledge, that is ofuse, must be al
lowed to be the greatest and the no.
blest acquisition that men can gain.
But to run on in their disputations,
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a Teacher Wanted.

A YOUNG gentleman well qualified to
n teach the Latin and Greek Languages,
and the Mathematics, may hear Of situation
BY applying at this Office. dec II
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For Rent.

EI A two story brick dwell
HIlk ing, on Wilkes, between Henry
I'LL and Fayette streets; it has at
& tached to it an elegant Garden.
Possession will be given Immediately.
jan 1T BRYAN HAMPSON.
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For Bremen,
Teas and Candles.
Wanted

A good female cook and washer. for which,
n the highest wages win be given, if she
comes well recommended and answer the pur-
pose. One without children is desired. APP
ply to the printers. jan IL
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To Let for one or more Years
AzvA A handsome Country Seat about two
lSa miles from town. Applyto
feb 8 If c.. BENNETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08
EOR TIE EN1nL1LRrR

VINO The deuce IS CaIV+II n W.iicltsier Rcpu5'isan
VIII our Eastern Brethren believe their own
ears, when they are told, that IN Virginia a snug
gudSeshp with $500 wear goes a-begging !;
WHAT strange people these Yir iians are! ssTeli il
not IN Gath. Mi Pendieion resigned before he
held a court: Judge Smith declined; both OF them
OF Mr. Adams's appon meli: s. nov Mr.. AleAan-
der Cald veil is appointed? ho i Mr.. Caidwe;
II ms fame has crossed The moun;ai s. II ha, not We
reached the ears OF A QUERISP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08
THE BRAJVDYUTyrE

The Philadelphia Press repeats with additional
energy Its original statement about the leak in the
Brandywine In pointed commentary which il
makes on the structures OF the National Journal
IL declares 'iat n knows exactly the kind as well
a. the weight OF the ammunition $50 900 lbs y
which was thrown over-boarc The Press accounts
ior the silence OF Com. Morris by the simple fact
mat his letter TO the Secretary of the Navy was
has,iy "rt'en at sea, 10 be sent by a packet Just
spoNen' IL throws la tins new fact into the story:
that " the Lancaster which broush over our letter
ana The letter IRON Captain Morris TO the
lay nearly an hodr so near the Brand wine, that
they could throw biscuit ON board, and during all
thai time the PuG.lps of the Fyio1f, ,yere yoinO
s"sdrhy and tie .hiishipn.an ,oho brought the
te''e!S on o0dfd me Lancaster, whispered TO the
Captain that the Frigate ,pas ieaki,,g III
auo as an auui'iona proof the authenticity of its
hrst statement that Mr. Z. Hughes, who mas Just
arrived al New DIRK from Havre, reports that :" he
met the family oil General Lafayette, who were
anxlousiy waiting the arrival of the General from
the United Staes''
The assertions of the Press are confirmed Inv the
Phnddefpha r. Journal. - We do not speak
unadvisediy (says LIS Editor) when we assert that
Inc intelligence furnished by the Press is sirictlv
correct and true. The reason why il has no,
oeen heard from other sources, Is obvious and will
explain al seeming mystery. The officers of the
orandywine, considering that the circumstance oil
INC N"'ioh 1uest having been out in an un-
seawoiihy vessel, would discredii the Government
IN no small degree determined TO keep the matter
secret as lar as possible. For this purpose when
spoken by different vessels, the answer from the
TiS"e was " airs treH," and the person who
wroIeto has friend in this city, giving an accoun, OF
'he particulars, did against the understanding OF
NE oihcefs This diSgracefu business affords cause
Tor great regret but the facts mast come out sooner
or later, and the public have right 10 know them
Ihe Norfolk Herald lends additional weight 10
ne story. On the whole, We begin 10 suspect that
mere IS 100 much truth IN IT. and that ,his is not the
hrs' 'ine' tat the zeal OF the National Journal has
ouisl'lpi It's discretion.-A few days, however,
viii reveal lle truth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08

at the time; but modification began on Monday
all The art OF the PHI scians was uhavailing; aud
on Thursday morning he breaihed his last; deeply
and universally regretted.
COMMUNICATED
departed TIN, life, on Thursday the Sd nstan Uni
vesiy Of Virginia, James Edgar Marshall 800 Of Nj uor,e,
"aI'hhi, OF Fredericksburg, aged rs years.
mhd vigorous ami setic in he pursuit OF
L"'fNufe added dposon Characterised by all tho,
vain aud tender sensbiles which give sii hi, weak
hess, aud all hts divinity HsTe CLAIMED the sympathy of
ms fellow students, aud while NE tear aoke The
ohd remembrance Of undertaking integrity Of heart aud az
aet enGt,on Ia the pursuit OF Literary rnene. who could
no, feel the orc~of that ancho aAium human ma
iure--tha man !. hut the shadow Of 4 cam.
AZ meeting ofths Stufs IF the Unirersitv of yIrinin
OF IhTsday 81 ofYovea'Ls tAe following t;oiutioa ,va
oUtrtd, ard URGsihIOusky adopted.
esont OF our respect for the OF deceased
e anu 'eiio" STUDENT Jinss Edgr Marshall virtues
eemeu, and whoSt loss d.lore, Rtsoived That each
VS. ,,ee "n The len ars ion tins the exp-
rau"noi the present session.
va hesofved That the proceedings Of hi, meeting
and the Central Gazette.
RICHARD II. ANDERSON, Chairman.
RO Saunders, Seen tary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08

lie sers ice. the visilan sentinel who will no, sleep
on his post, but will sound the alarm when your
saiety Is endangered. 1t is in your power, il il
shall DE in your viii, TO rescue from unind aud
undeserved neslec' those distinguished talents and
thai powerful and eloquent voice, " hich mas beeu
20 often heard IN your public councils, and which
has 50 frequently commanded the applause ofliser-
ing Senates. FABRIIIUS
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EDVC4TJOW

ME suhsc ber will continue h. hro the ensuing v.
MorvcH Geuto Bridge, ~ which be will fc,rb ts
English sud Latin Language economically; slio with,
lfthmeic geogephy, with The use u ic ss sud gobes
other useful hianches of literature.
Terms Fo bogrd 30 dolls ply able quarterly The hos
urnnia- f-r.~ l1ls 9rd bedding. For tnifir r
dolls c L,n 20 lofts in err tn-lh ilnlusse H.,
term wN the i6,h January snl sr o.. icb be-
oember following, with vacation 90 month IN san IA,
W.LLlb1tW ATKINS
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ril i ' N R b o, .. FRANKLIN PRINTING OF
1 a. - : q IA n KILN AL. ~ .zNAC
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1926.


bONIENIS.
f{NCLItSt-S Chtoupog Cytie, Emb,r D,,.. at.
- n'' eastsj Explanation he ba,actet. ns.i ~
'ah'', naiacttrs iot The Panet Charaete,
lt.h OF tue flahei. Signs OF tn Zodiac In he
Iiie'en' i'hhs 81 t' year will he found the st' :
Moons iha'r., Days 0f the Month, DAYS I IN. ~ e
.'7hs' o"h Sctis, Day Length Equatat,or of -,
".t'',N .noo"s risng aud setting, .luuti T. A,,n- 80
W ne Zodiac hoon' Souihing Tine of HIGH W,., '
i',y Sundays estvalsi Chronological Event a,J CIR
va AHel"leiH. Cove nor under 90 ,,uit
F't' ems u C"n' e"oH, dun ing the imetrelpu, CO.
Us N'i'' me constitutions G0tttnucut OF Vr,n,, f.,:,
VI 9,a. i'e ma improvement ii the State Bo,r 49, -
sc ""IN'j Jane River Company Literary F,nJ 49,
OF Toe Cht'Fisi3' Members Of The Senate. R.,ub,, If III,
i'uue OF Deie-ae' lie COUNTIES thci repre.elt
ana "Sut"et IRON Tie Capitol QUITS; udars III A.
pIeHe CouI 81 APpeisi Judges ct the Supeynr Gu, y.
Ni'ACey Judge 81 The General Court 4, 10 4, a. l
OF 'ne SuPcfer Coinn Of Law held each cou,y 81,
y C9"iSi , ieripr Coutts Of Law Qnarc.it S,,.s'
,Ointy dnd Corporation Counts Coitgcs; " il6,n, , a.
70 Iese, u'npdeh ;! fcy Colltg; " s.hiprf,n goty
Omcet' Ui ht htdal Society Richmond i;,t,rh ~ A.
O'hed S'ses Dans nj RIci,anoid Virginia Bank bs H.
cht- tarniets Bink 81 Virginia and her Bf, Che NJ ~;
minerals 81 Virginia Militia. Bfirader Cfru.,,i p,t.i.
OHcers OF The Ohned STATE, Governments with t.
lhfu appointment Public Minster. ofu,e o. Stst., a.
Ia pt,ts ~ the Revolutionary Army m 1881 t;,,,. -,
"i ht UHu'd State Foreign Mustes Of the n So
-oh5ess D. the United STATES. Virginia R,pr..e,,,t., H.
'hs e's' Oh"t" States Navv. AfIn, Of a., Ute5 .ts,
Supt.i Court Of tbr United State. sit.,inr. f Eii
courts places aud urc, IT holding The Spp5eme f)i,t
ana Chc"' Counts Of the United States Rates Of Pe,a.
Science AMI iiuusement. " 4V''a6e'
Nov 8. 2. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08

4 Natchez psper Of Ihe 81 ult. state-, ,ha' I.aac
Caldwell E'1 OF Natchez has been appointed by
the Governor, Judge ofthe 4th Judicial Circuit, 10
hll tue vacancy occasioned by he appointment OF
Judge Ellis to the Senate OF the u. States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08

We cheertully throw open our columns to the
discussion of the question, Who should be our mex
3" Senator: The Times require Virginia to be on
The aler', She should pm, into this his Office at
this important moment, none but her master spirits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08

so fulfil agreement Will ThoLa j. KaG.o7pI "a,
,he iiTeenlh OF August last aud pursuance uf h,,
lucy ais" 10 writing OF the 5.h u, my prVPe, Alben,ric
~ eth ad' etied IA our nni names 10 he sold the r Jay
" he month"; Ter the the object.
S my debt to the Bank o tue United States Richmond,
MHeE ne and Cob Samuel Carr liable my endof ers
FROM tbs a!vce f required here enonrd b,
h"ma' j. hanielph, hc has since Withdrawn Bu,
h the sale as advertised by may be prevented
"ehs seemed To me by the the said agreement fus-
t hereby pledge self perlo oil the terms
'lo e'ad ag' eementas ai depends y.
good iaih aud efficacy amt do hereby tia, all pur-
o'ses shll he secured 10 their atssc,iOu
Phealon Vi the proceeds Of sale to be made
on getting possession Of the properly, whh will be given upon
'n"ir demand made according the sad agree.
e"' ~ h, iuiliI of the which affect The estate
ny sole o"eGi Is To enhance erunay interest a.
me sad properly without injury Others; which
h"m be"s s"rmeied To their pi' uaice by this prveeein
cannot t>si unIi my said eiocrs have been rNonrated
wIlch ho" lion i Of my primary interest; 20
ha should he prohiel tiey be niuIe hut ran
" c"ntut TO any sale of the aid popert, b, r. w Gilme
"ni " w S"uhs who all considered aid agree
meht and 10 whose proceedings trustees already
ihed an iHlunc ~ u0 that injunction he regularly dssolv
Ell IA that court where At i, depending.
- Til Nj. RANDOLPH Sen.
NV. q, 700. 5i--7t
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80 So of Reol EeInle d.

glY virtue o uerd Of u.t executed 10 he .ub.erle, I
- habey hofis aud SALLY hi. WIFE Lew Jone, az Pr,S
de"ce he ,. contain pu.ro.e. t'r,tir ,pecifJ h. -;
' the Gath May, 1925, Shall ofe for .ld at npble A
Dig N3noway ',rf,a ue great Fail, hereof in die c,
81 N"Ggs"y end Lun'nburs which situated a NAN, ,rt,
,"s Ni Two 1i'i MUS saw mt m end distil.
ieryi alec s tie stock OF hogs the aid mills. ,ri 80
a." 'lay' fom tue miller ana all lie toll corn aed Nle IN
tact Land lying Lunenburs, abou, III mile. o,
cib 49, L To coy g we hued. "a aud eighty
Blackwe iew Joue. aud oier.i aI.o % t lind I,i. m IT,
County 'i lewico ana within The Jurisdiction of the ct, of
a. o@ui"nE upwards II -e'en acrcs, Containing ,i-
BE building fO tbc accommodation Of gcnteel tmil, him.
the same WHICH was conveyed by Temple GraitmD, 10 Dbl
rhe properly lying Hcnrieow will he sold on Ii, pr,i e.,
ne o dy ~ re- eu f' ,hc r"Perv lying the YAH. of
N"nwW aud the Tract n Lnnenhur vii he .Did al The T
ihe iJh DC. next continue from ds, TO- d,,
"ni i' Whole sold the zeal estate on add yeaf
rredtnr purchasers giving honi with satisfactory rc,.nna
security and decis OF Uud on tlt ptops,tv me 49,,
Hi.eop personal securdy. JAMES MADISON, J,t,stee
FE.NALE SCHOOL.
Esks GEORGE beg. .eycto inform the public that she
mand, tie 18th lust The brsucss 10 be- taught ire O5
psrh,, Reading, Wrtin-, Arithmetic, Enlli.h Grsmmsr
aud modern The ofbe Giobe. and VI ippina.
=, Ts"s pst session Of Eve months.
For the 6ost Or hishe, claas doll. 10
Music. or The Piano lesson. per week 20
Board. including Washing 20
As 10 be- srgs,nee M George will give satisfactory refer
Firet', hefsgf.4 90 md "a. Nov 2. 5f.-N
F9rAs cor roird lie jui of Hanoyrf county Is R01
~ ihe 5Is ~ August last, negro named Pom,
pcy; he b. hello g1t Miey Sha tloioot Of spo.,Iu.
ns ani hri go ~ hmond Kennel lie apptar. 10 be-
bout So ycrs OLD, and taller than hc generality of ncgro.
rouurnrr bad tooth out before, knot en- be chesd
not v'hc and uuchho out sboutte ft,e meek a.
lpuidc having '0newlat the appearance mail rox 17s
owner 'f said negro required fofd prove popci-
yPly 'la-g o. be- 'il h det,twitl ,s 20, llW trec-.
JOs sTARKF b s.
f5 Jno. ". FILLS,
H7 .FlgF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08

Inc H. Y. Advocate mentions report of some
htle deiicacy-(we certainly have never heard
even whisper OF 1t beiore--) that tie document.
"hi"h the representatives of Gen. Hamilton have
claimed o Mir. 4. King through curt of Chan
Gerry, - Is tue Farewell Address of WASHINGTON To
the people of the u. States" in the HANDWRITING
OF General Hamton!-TLns paragraph has drawn
iorth card from MI. }. T. Hall, OF Philadelphia.
me Editor OF the Portfolio, who states that The
existence OF such paper mas been asserted occasion
ally IN cOnrersaton,' and inss forward the fol-
loving strong circumstances to its reiutation:
Having Inspected the identical manuscript from
the Address was hrst published, think il i,
In my power 10 put this ier 81 rest and il an
pears to me daty 10 do 80. This ma.uscriot is in
me handwriting OF the Individual whose name
subscribed to it, and bears all the marks of being
an original 1t was placed in te hands Of The eentle
man IN whose newspaper Ii fifs; published bythe
PRESIDENT himself. When the Address was printed.
tbs publisher begged permission to retain the MAUI
script, observing that he original of SO important
document. in The handwriting offs author. youlo
DE regarded as :" precious treasure'' General
" asmnSion smiled, and said - he was welcome
to it.''
air. III. says, that '' the paper and the posses
sion oil II are still IN eXstence; bGt its name IS
withheld on this occasion, because it would not be
proper 20 expose him TO the opportunities OF idle
curiosity. AIR. /. King surely does not neeI TO
DE told what is has duty on the present occasion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08
4O ValnaLLe lNLnrrs nt .4.Irtioa,

~ tht ~ DAY OF January ld26 will br sold in front
~ ct our Auction Store, without Kind or limit
''f ieIIy money, FORTY I4L '-IbLE SLiYES con.i.t-
ing 81 men, women chireu aud bows aud cr,anong them
good ea'Pener and cuOAl which Belong estate
hn sold Tor az fault. Sale 10 .'coek
Nov. q. Std BROOKE x COSi,lS An-i'rs.
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NOTICE.

~ & T. GWATHMEY, having removed thtr Office to the
large brick Iunbrrhouse lately occupied by Me,srs Ro
le'i Polrd Son. Shookoe the, will
n'nAiuy receive from the growers Cotton and Yo6uco,
' crops ou a"rag, aud sale for winch purpose they
to tender tsir services their country ge
neiaily.
Nov o hi-ai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08

MatKlEDl al Western View, Culpeper county ", on
hudt he 9Th Oci by the Rev M. 0alnes Jia r. S,oc
E' OF Norfolk, to Mis- Jane Seid Scot, daughter ct Joon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08
e, SO tickels al A5. Is
S2l4,2OO Dollar .

-, $50 tickets at 50 is SoI1 oOO Tou.
10 determine the prizes this lottery, III. 81 nuinb,, VII
ne 'st.aiy placed in wheel the day the drawin and
" ON d'S"" numbers IN the order which tbey a,
6y M y" n'ed 70 tn prze of 10000 dolls. and tho,c
oei uchet which shall have on them the sam, tor,r
theIn respectively, viz - 'NN F''@es """NNS ~
The 81, 5h ana 9Th 10 Nh ,sooo
4th 81 ana 5u, Ia N"S' ioNVV
4th, 9Th I'd n, iVIVV
5,b a,h snl 80 70 5000
III 10 y'h.' uekts which shall have on them ,h,cs ~ -
% and those TIN &c, IN, 1t, "a aud IA H. - -
- m ~ "a aud 5th im Of tlril sryersl
~, VII ed'h ne emitted :" prize II IQOJ dollars
"e''I ~, with thee of The l,,,,,
, cn ,'', "ii each he entitled u ize Of 200 i,t
100 ,'hes which shall have two of IA, a, avn nunL
a prIe of so dolls. $3.50 '' WIN e''h oe ent!'" 10
ne o. uek's which shall have two of IN. dawn ,yl
- 'nu uV'e '""' the lst ana 5th or th. cd ami III t
eaCh De emitted tu pIye OF % doll. ~ w. "'.A
a Others being 1902, with an, ,tb.r tyo or Al, -.
" ei.l ne entitled TO a pt ize OF 10 ,loll.
Ana all those 1880 ticket, hayi,~ b,, ,o - a.
on 'hen Wil each he entitled to mir, IN
t'Ae' VINO "a shall have drawn a prize Of s,,c,;o~
!ou, eau 1e eniitrd to an inferior ptixr
rI<e' payable 10 DAYS after The ,,,,viro ~ i,
usual deduction IS per emf e' u u Jeo' 70 "i
- ,,S' VIII br sold AZ dollars and share. b, ,.
Ill., u ,,' '"rday The i2th of this month anrr ,,b;t, .
ui'> VIII be advanced to drliats ' '' ""'1'' ''~'
Biohm nnd, NV 9. W.