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w lard Election.

VENiIE election of CommOn- council-men in the
several wards, will he held on the first Wednes-
day i'll April next, viz. In Jefferson ward, No. l. at
the Union Hotel--In Madison ward, No. ., at the
Eagle Hotel-and in Monroe ward, No. 3, at the
Shuchoe Hill tavern. Polls will open in each ward
at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. "'The freeholders of lots with
III said city, whether improved not, and whether
such freehoder resides therein not and the house
keepers and inhabitants of the said city, who shall
have resided therein, at any time, for the space Of
three months without the intermsson of one twelve
months, and possess in their right. within the
same, movable and immoveable property to the
value of one hundred pounds" entitled to vote
w. d. WREN, Sergt. C. R.
March 1st, 1895. lit
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LAW SCHOOL.

FBNHE next Session of the L,a,o Sch0ol at Need
d ham, within one mile and quarter of the
town of Farmvile Ca town still rising in It's COM
mercial character,) III the county of Prince Ed
1Oard on the AppOmatOC, and about three and Il
half miles from the stage road, Qeading from
Richmond to LynchbtwS, at Raine's tavern in the
county of CumberiaHd, will commence OH the
first Monday i'll April next, and end with the pre-
sent year. For the benefit of this institution, |
refer to all who have been at it. The practice OF
the law as it should be pursued in all the courts
of the commonwealth, is Systematically taught I'm
this school so that the student has fair oppor-
tiInity, while he is obtaining knowledge of the
MeOry of the law, to combine with it also, use
ytiI and necessary knowledge of the practice of
it. Hitherto there was some difficulty in getting
convenient accommodations. But this difficulty
IS removed. For understand that Slr. Tred-
sOaY, most respectable gentleman in Ft;.muiNe,
and who keeps a most respectable public house,
will be able to accommodate five or six gentle
men for the session and as many more, not ex-
seeding twelve in all, can be accommodated as
memJerS Of my tansiiy, Except their Washing
about which they will find no difficulty. Those,
who live with me will be furnished with the ne
cesSary books and must pay in advance 1925.
Those who live with Mr. Tredway, or in the
neighborhood, must in Ike manner pay $50 :
Tor no HelO member, can be received for a less
time than the whole session All other replIla-
tons, concerning the LAW SCHOOL, will re-
main as heretofore for which, see the printed
Journal thereof. The second and third volumes
OF Which are now ready for the press shall be
IN Ricitmo1d, until about the 25th March next,
where letters addressedto me, upon this subject,
will receive the most friendly attention.
Fe0. D. LIT CREED TAYLOR.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Fe6ruary Isl, 1925.

NJ Office is hereby given To the propretors of
Y the 8 per cent stock commonly called the
treasury note per cent stock, issued in pursuance
of the act of Congress passed the 24th February
1915, that the principal of the said stock and,
she interest which may be due thereon at the time,
will be paid TO the said proprietors to their
torn"ys, duly authorised on the ist day of April
next, the Treasury in Washington, or at such
loan office on the books whereof any portion of
said stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender of
lhe certificates of the said per stock will be
required at the time of redemption, and that the in
terest thee will aud determine on the 3lst
day of March next.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD,
Feb. 11-l3t. Secretary of HE T'reasury
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friends, rest before the couainuni,v. upon the
single name of George krelner;ntiat, however
well satisfied any one may feel, that there is
some one at the bottom more skilful and design
ing than MIR. h. the wire worker-yet there
is no responsibility any where identified and
pointed out but Mr.. X. Some seem TO think,
that although all this abuse and SANDER carried
on IN the name of MIR. -kremer, the friend of
General jackson, and some of his friends NAV
DE lending their countenauce to the charges
against Mr. Clay and his friends, yet there are
other interests intended TO be subserved bv il:
out, whether IT be SO, or not, shall not under
take to decide or suggest. My object is not to
lncuipate others, but to exculpate myself from
the unwarranted and unjust attack made onme
IN the name of Mr.. kre,ner.
FIR. JOHNSON.
Washington, 7M, JIarch, 1925.
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Plantation at Public Sale.

NJ OF having succeeded in selling my Plantation
IN in Powhatan, on 18th of the last month, |
offer the same for Sale OH the premises on 18th
day of March. For description of the land, the
public is referred to the recent adve. tisement in
the G. Wing.
JAS. Nj. PEASANTS.
Mar. St
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From tie National Io,e1,;peuee,

ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE PRESIDENT.
House IF Representatives., l7M Jonuory, 1925.
SIR: have the honour to- transmit, enclosed,
copy OF an order of the House of Representatives,
Oh The lst instant, and am directed by the Com
mttee appointed in pursuance of it, to Inform the
PRESIDENT that they are ready to receive such COM
and evidence he shall think proper
10 submit to them, in any manner that may be most
agreeable to him.
am, with very gres, respect, yours, &c.
5. ID. INGHAM.
The PreS;3,nt or No. yT....J CT.
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Wbiskey, Sugars, Mo!asses, SC.

NTE are now receiving by different vessels from
w Philadelphia, New-York, sc.
IA Hhds. Philadelphia Whiskey,
81 bbs. do. part old aud superior quality,
81 hhds dry New Orleans Sugar,
81 do St. CroiX Sugar, portion prime,
50 do Molasses, of unusually prime quality,
30 bags prime green coffee
$50 sacks Liverpool blown Salt,
500 heavy Spanish dry Hides,
For sale, on accommodating terms, by
RALSTON & PEASANTS.
March ii I5t
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" AS committed to the Jail of this county,
on the 2irh day of August last, a negroman
WHO calls himself Elijah. He skates that he is
IRON the state Of Georgia, aud is the property of
Mr.. Barlow of that state. Having been pur-
chased from citizen OF Maryland, he says he was
on his way back to that state. Elijah is about five
feet ten or eleven inches high, Of dark complexion.
aud appears to be about forty years Of age.
GERMAN JORDAN, Jailor.
Campbell ely. Va. Dec 81 oct.
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ri Office is hereby given, that the following
" Certificate of the United States Stock, in tie
name Of john Mason, bearing date the 10th Of
March, 1871, has been lost or mslaid, and due APP
picatlon vii! be made at the Loan Office of the
united states Tor It's renewal: Deferred per cent.
Stock, No 100, amount $50 ell
JOHN r. MASON, SENR.
Jan. Ii ia,
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~ The Editors of the Lynchburg Virginian, Pc
terSOurg Intelgemcer, aud Norfolk Herald, are re-
quesfd to give the above, two insertions in their
lsCtive papers, and forward their accounts to me
tor payment. CREED TAYLOR
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BussOrah Arabian.

TNHIS celebrated Horse will stand the ensuing
d season at Curles, IN the lower end of this
county.-For particulars see handbills.
Feb 18-tf
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The President Of tie United States.
WdyiiiPrfou, Feb. I. 1872

SIR 1t being minated TO me that it would be
agreeable to the Committee to receive Il statement,
IN detail, of what conceive to be the amount of
my just claims, have prepared, and herewith trans
NIT it to you.
With great respect, am your very obedient
servant. JAMES MONROE
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$40 REWARD,

puNAWAY from the subscriber, living
Ia nenr A aherst court house, on the sth
last neg,u man named R1Lx'x. between
~ and 20 years old, dark rnuatto, about .
feet So inches high, well mads and very likely,
no particular mark remembered. The said
slave formerly belonged to 7. W. ". Davies,
OF Bedford county, and lived while in
Lynchburg, perhaps with Capt. p. Labby
was taken out of Powhatau county jail in Au.
gust last He has been heard of in the Wei
nifty of LynchbuTg, at which time he had ON
blue cloth coat, blue rontaloons, and ruff
le shirt. lie is now probably lnrking about
Lynchhurg, or he may have taken a lcat tor
Richmond. The above reward will he paid
If delivered TO me, with all reasonable char
ges. ELIJAH DAVIS.
0TThe Editors Of tie Enquirer will please
insert the above one month and forward their
account to the Virgiuian Office for pay ment
Sept. %. wts7
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10y virtue of three several deeds Of hos,
- executed 10 us by Mr.. 'ohn Reid, Of tho
county of Campbell, for certain purpo,a,
therein set forth, one bearing date the 9ob
day OF May, l622, and one other bearing daia
on Che 9Th day OF april, 1923, both Of 4Gieb
were duly recorded in the clerk office Of tho
county Court Of Campbell, on the Respective
days they were executed, and one other bear.
ing date the 18th day Of November, 1923, and
WAS duly recorded in the clerks Office OF lin
county court of Campbell the 9th dny Of De.
cember, 1923, all which will more fully no.
pear by reference thereto, wc, or one OF Is.
will proceed 10 sell, on Wednesday the I'm
day Of October next, if fair, if not the ne,,
fair day thereafter, at Mr.. John Reds soLe,
and on the premises, in the county Of Csmp.
bell, 10 the highest bidder, at pubic auction.
Tor rsAdY mnne The lnlln ,yi,l.r
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a. Order5 hom all parts enclosing the
money to be invested for tickets, in any of
the lotteries ofthe several states, and OF the
District of Colombia, under their manage
mcnt, will he regularly served.
O. Notes of the Bank of the United
Starles and, lis branches, the notes of all
Banks in good credit at their own home,
received as cash AT par
Is Prize tickets signed by or for them,
in the Lotteries OF Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Della
ware, Mars lend, Washington City, Virgil
MIA, North Carolina, and Louisiana, will he
received at this Office, aud the cash remit
ted, Or the amount invested in Lotteries,
according to directions.
a. Vendors of Tickets throughout the
country viii be very literally dealt with.
~ All letters to-he post paid, and ad-
dressed to YATES s. M'INTYRE,
Washington CITY
August -.
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IL UNAWAY from the Subscriber, on
ar Lftufy
DUKE,

IL UNAWAY from the Subscriber, 0"
Ia Mondoy night last, Hriug ntor Ltg'y
Bedjord city, negro man, named DV11i
ihare reason 10 6eliere that he has lfOe~t'
sontfhing like a free pass, and 1eiH loss'oy
endedeor 10 get to the Sfnte Of ONO. lam '"'
duced 10 beiieTs so from the circumstance q NV
o. tie neighboriag SHARES barHg odtaned Jto"
some uaFriHciPied Sc0nndret IN Mfs ae'th0@,
hood paper pnrpOltjng 10 be Il tres Ia@l -
the aid IF tctich they acre enabied 10 get G&J"
as Chiitlcofhe, IN Ohio, shtre &ty aosrt aPpj'
henfed aud the sad paper tdk4n from ths@.
Duke, f6eiiere, has been aejd these t~o jsHog'
frequently, md, through Their assistance, "'!
hare procured such Q pGper.
DUKE rs a stout buiH y0ung man. nbnW Ft
feet 10 or / inches high, foieraLiy 6'acht R""
remarkable achite teeth, and as lesH as rttft ar
Der, Il smq'! scar on his rfght chefk and 4 s.0',
nearly three inches long, on tie oater f"l y
one Of las legs, and Scur on Cns II ms 'tfs@'ti
When he mate las ejOpemtpf, ne had par v
tfGck reistt Panto|oons. and Il pGdr Of fH..
PnmnlOonS, and cent Of alprgfe c0.er, u"
much fGded binck hot nitd a SReii gf"'~
Shopd feHoarof ms descrirfion y5odi :t ~.
papers, II eoaid be U'H 10 arrest h,aq, end key
both Me papers md lie negro, ~ afdtl Ma' ' u,
owner mag gd hiS property, oHd t. lMo'f! "''
fnrnisheS SUch EGsseS mayis dGScfta ri
Aily person detirtring tie Gb0fe fejJ' -
negro 10 me, tro miles n.a If Iituiy, Afe
'ord coHatg, Fjraintn, OF torfniag tam, 50 H''
! get hiai, shalt laeH rSuGTded.
JOHN y. HOLT
Bedford Cry. SEPT 6, la.j -. "i'0'
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Fresh and Genuine Medicines
Il
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.

AP0THEC3RY AND DRJGGISP,
LAS just received from Philadelphia
n a and New York, his spring supply, en-
hraclng every article in the DRUG, MEDl-
CINE and PAINT line. His stock is now
entirely new, his assortment better selected.
and more extensive than at any previous time,
and every article can be recommended as
being genuine. Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, and Others who have been
in the habit of supplying Themselves in Rich
.mond, will find il greatly TO their advantage
10 give him a call
Such OF his friends and customers who live
NJ distance, and cannot fud il at all times
convenient 10 visit this market, NAV RELY up-
on getting their orders put up in AS nice style
articles OF as good quality, and as cheap by
sending, rs they were present.
llNSEED OIL, BEESWAX, FEATHERS.
ana eVety description of produce taken in
barter, for which The highes, market orc. will
be given.
April y "a
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A. II. NORTH'S.

Truly Lucky Office, LynChburg.
eHhOles, So Haioes, SO Quarters, 81 SO
Packages of eleven tickets, embracing the
80 Nos Of the lottery, which must OF ne.
cesslty draw at least SIS 30 net, with so ma
ny chances for capitals or shares of packa-
ges may be had at the same rate
Prizes in the lotteries of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina aud Washington CT.
ty, will be received in payment
4 Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes. as
above, free of postage, for tickets or shares
viii receive prompt attention, if addressed to
ABRAHAM K. NORTH, Lynchburz.
June Q, 1926. tdd42
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SIS HEWARD.

Am the 9th Of August last, hired 10
" mainly The name of HAMILTON, q
90 moi roeolee' bis first name,) m Irishman
by brit, sbea' SIX feet high, and fair com.
pieXion, vi has been some time n super,n-
tendeni of fone work at the Milton, N. c.
bridge, a HORSE to take him 10 Milton, for
one week, and he has not yet returned, nor
given me any information. | have since
heard that he bought horse et Milton. dor
which be d.d aot PAY To go 10 IaNfaA court
house hut "a he was suspected, he We pnr-
sued and the horsc taken from hun. ! hired
hdn bay mare, with saddle, bridlr, martin
gale and blanket, about I fert9 inches high,
blaze face, small streak of white on her
right htnd-i1ol, her right iore-ioot inclined 10
tu'n in. SLh does not pace, but uols-
droopTumped, and has several sears about
her body, proceeding from harness, aud snd-
dle-ruhs on hsr back and neck Five dollars
reward will b. given for the apprehension OF
the mare so tina, yet her again
DANIEL WILLIAMS
Sel4 90. OLA
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' lHglnla !:

Virginia:
A T a superior court of chancery holden
< at the town of Lynchburg the Goth day
OF May, lS25-
james S. PendIeton and Robert L. Coleman,
plaintiffs,
against
Richard Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, James
r. Lively, James Penn and George S. Hol-
loway, defendants.
o. the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel,
ana Tor reasans appearing, the court doth adj
Judge, order and decree, that the Marshal of
this court do, after having advertised the time
aud place of sale for four weeks in some
newspaper printed in the town of Lynchburg,
ard nj the front door of the courthouse of the
county of Amherst, on some court day, pro-
ceeed to sell, upon the premises, to tie high
est bidder, tor ready money, or upon such Gre
dit as the plaintiffs shall! agree taking from
the purchaser bond with good security for the
payment OF the purchase money, the tract Of
land in The bill mentioned, ard the proceeds
OF said sale, il for cash. after detra wing the
expenses thereof, pay unto one of the banks
at this place TO the credit OF this suit, subject
tofhe future order of the court, and report his
proceedings 10 the court in order TO a final
decree A Copy--Teste,
y JOHN WILLS, Ok
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&lO REN ARD.

\. 1RAAED nr stolen, on Mrnday the
- 22a OF August, 1925, from Bedford court
house, a dark bay MARE, 7 or s years old,
and about 4 feet 10 or il inches high, no
marks recollected, except small grey spot on
the side Of her neek, oceasiored by the hal.
ter, and has been in habit OF being shod be.
fore and not behind and she in travelling
tips her hind hoofs 50 as to wear them smart.
y square. She went off with birdie, saddle
and saddle-hags. Any person VITO will deli
yer her 70 the subscriber, living in said coun-
", 10 miles north of Liberty, and in 8 miles
OF Waush's terry, shall receive the above re-
ward WIN. SLFDD.
Sept. %, w3w7
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Office.

)ERSONS indebted 10 the estate of
Austin Smith, deed, are requested To
come forward aud make payment and per-
sons to whom the estate is indebted will
please bring forward their accounts properly
authenticated for payment
JOHN SMITH, .4amr.
Of .4asiin Smiih, dec.
Sept 90 w1wss
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One Nalf-Aeye Not,
FOR RENT.

ZzxA A comfortable DWELLING
f.s..sN HOUSE, together with al ne
,,.,s,E5 cessary ont houses, large gar
S.sseessss1A den, and five Or six acres OF good
open land, well enclosed-the whole lying
within a mile town, on Blackwuter road
The tenanl will have the privilege OF procn-
ring fuel from the adjoining lands. The hon.
ses, &c are in good stnte of repair and
possession can be had upon few days notice
10 the present tenant ,who is Wllllngto remove
before the expiration of his term
have ais for sale, valuable FEMALE
COOK. 5. GARLAND.
LyHchburg, Sept. %, t7
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New and Valuable Medicine.
i FEW dozen bottles A1"PkIDGF,S
4 n TINCTURE, so highly celelreJed e.,
the cure Of Indigestion, &c. dis day rece;r 'oi
by WALTER n. MIppi r 'TCe,yeu
Sept. 90. ~ "" ~, D
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sac REWARD.
July %.

STRAfED or stolen, on the Isl Instant,
~ from the subscriber, living at Union Mills
Prince Edward county, near farmville, a
large grey HORSE, 6 teet / or . inches high,
abon, years old. Having owned him bnt a
snort tune, do not recolleGt any peculiar
mark 10 distinguish him from other grey hor-
es. lie is a horse oil uueommouy due gaits
Tor The saddle, and has very considerable dis
position 10 start or shy at any object that he
does not understand. The above reward will
be paid on the delivery OF the horse at my
house, together with all reasonable charges
SAAlL. {. VENABLE, j..
Union mills, p. Edtcard, Sept %. ts7
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L.AND FOR SalE.

FEsTlE subscriber, intending 10 remove IN the
D western country. offers his LANDS for
sale, On accommodating terms. This land
lies plhn county oil Patrick, on the senth
Nago river, containing about 500 acres, very
we'll adapted To The culture Of corn, wheat
or tobaeco There is n efficiency Of cleared
laui 10 work 3 ar 10 hands 4 advantage,
neafIv one hundred acres Of which Is good
bottom This lsnA Is 80 siluuted rs 10 admit
N three divisions, ond considerable portion
q the unclesrcd part is first rate tohnceo land.
The plsrtston is situated 10 as agreeable n
neighhorhood As any in the upper country,
aud IS we'll watered aud healthy. II lies with.
IN two miles OF n manufacturing mill. Bond
with approved security will be required or n
lien upon the land 10 secure the payment OF
the money. Also, he will sell tract Of
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SUGAR, COFFEE d. SALT.

he .4RE NOW RECEIIIEG.
q hhds snp'r Muscovado and st. Crox Sugar
! do. good do. do. do.
10 bags prime green Coffee,
SEQ sacks Salt,
Which we offer al our usual low prices
W. MCKEE x J. G. MEM.
Aug. l5' tso
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SCILElLf.

= Ibi' y one Of he ufaift Scbemes II,
.Douagers hoee tnd The honor 10 announce I,
The pHbtc for some time.
Ith0ie IIokels ~, uaIres 2, Quarters l.
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LYuCHuunG PROPERTY

III i'sffsffs
IN pursuance OF deed Of trust executed
j 10 the subscriber by Jas. bennington, dec.
bearing date the I'd day oil january, 1919,
md of record in the CLERK 5 Office oi the bus
tugs CONT OF Lynchburg, shall proceed, for
the purposes therein expressed, on the 20lh
ley of October, 1879, upon the promises, to
sell by public auction, Tor ready money,
One Nalf-AeYe Not,
situate in the corporation Of Lynchturg, near
The springs commonly called the Republican
Springs being rhs ot on which Mrs. Need.
ham formerly resided an being the same lot
formerly conveyed by John II Smith To tue
said James bennington Acting "a trustee l
shall only convey 70 the purchaser such title
a, IS vested IN me bv said deed Of trust.
JOHN H. SMITH, Trustee.
Sept o. ids7
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Valuable Stock Of Merchandise

Valuable Stock Of Merchandise
1T .4UCTIO.V
A S Exc utors NJ Capt. Jas. Ieftwieh,
u deed, He will on Tuesday the 18Th day
= October 1875, at the late residence Of ih+
said deeedeif, IN the town oil Lynehbprg, sell
~ way Of public auction, an extensive ~
ssrtment ri DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY ~.
Tie sale viii be continued from day 5ay
aithe sane place, until completed. ! ne tefms
of sale will be liberal, and made known at the
time and place Of safe
SA'iGEL CLAYTCR, lEr'rs Of jas
CulsWELL DABNEY, ! Lettuich, dee
Sept J. 2awid5lo
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100000 highest prize,
SClIE,

This is "A Lottery formed by the ternery
combination and Formulation OF 80 numbers.
To determine the prizes therein, the 50 nun
bers will be severaiy placed III awheel on the
day of drawing, and five OF tbem Will be drawn
out and that ticket having on II the l5t, I'd
aud Sd drawn Nos. in the order in which
drawn, Will be entitled 10 the prize of 2O,Oe0
dollars and those five other tickets which
shall have on them the same Nos. in the fol
lowing orders, shall be entitled to the prizes
affixed To them, respectively, viz
The lat, Sd and I'd to $4,000
I'd, ist and Sd to 5000
I'd, Sd and lst to 5000
Sd, Isl and I'd TO 1886
I'd, I'd and lst ts 1855
Those 10 ether tickets which shall have on
them three OF the drawn Nos. and these three
the I'd 4th, aud Stu, OF the Bird, 9TH, and, 9th,
in some one OF their several orders of com
binaton or perturbation, will each be entitled
to prize of s 900.
those II other tickets which shall have on
them of the drawn numbers, d those three
the %, Sd and 1th, or the I'd, Sd snd 9Th, ia
some enc of their several orders Of combine
ton or perturbation, will each be entitled to
prize OF $500
! Those 80 other tickets which shall have
three Of the drawn numbers on them, shall
each be entitled to prize OF Sl0U.
Those los tickets which shall have two oil
! the drawn numbers on ihem, aud those two
the I'd and 4lh in either order, will each be
entitled to $50.
i Those los tickets which shall have two of
the drawn numbers on them, will each be ep
i titled to $50.
All others, being 1874, having two of the
drawn numbers on them, will each be enti-
! tied to Sl2,
Aud all those II $40 tickets having butone
OF the drawn numbers on them, will each be
entitled to So.
No tickets which have drawn prize Of a
superior denomination, can be entitled to an
inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing,
and subject to the usual deduction OF Is per
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