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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

II is worthy of remark, as a singular
coincidence. says the New. York Post,
that the lamented Fisher fines, in whom
the nation lost one of its brightest orna-
ments, also ended his worldly career on
the Anniversary OF American Indepen-
dence.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
From the Clarksburgt, CTa. Inteihgenceq, q
T,,Ln

The following very singular account was co.
pied from the papers filed IN one Of the County
Courts west Of the mountains in this state, and
not 1000 miles ron this town. 1t appears that
this account was fled by Tavern Keeper, as
his defence in suit
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

CAUTION All persons are hereby eau
~ tloned against FISHING or fowlIng on MY
land, or passing through my enclosures-those
persons who have been in the practice OF fishing
IN my psper.mill dam, are informed, they do
me great injury by making The water muddy J;
persons foned trespassing hereafter viii be pro-
secuted, without respect TO persons.
CONRAD KOWNSLAR.
MllCreek, August St.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
NIMR0D BR0MHAM,
JAMES LINDSAY,
JOHN M. PERRY.

We, the undersigned, having examined the
property described in the within plot. in pursu-
ance of the Act of the Assembly Of Virginia,
passed February, 1926, concerning Thomas
Jefferson, upon our own view TO ascertain the
fair equivalent for the within described proper
~, lying on the Rivanna River. including the
Manufacturing, Grist and Saw Mills, Store
Houses, Coopers' shops. SC sc. known ss the
SHADWFT.L MILLS. reseryirg TO the afore-
said Thomas Jefferson the right TO convey at
discretion TO the public, or any company esta
bhshed BY law, or hereafter to be established,
for the improvement of the Rivanna River. afree
use OF the canal of the said mill. the water and
adjacent land thereof, for the purposes Of nsvi-
cation. to be used by the public in manner
the least injurious to the proprietor of the said
mills Also, another Paresl Vi LAID lying On the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
York. July 10.

N 0RRICK & Co. respectfully inform the
II citizens of Msrtinsburg, and the public
generally, hstthey have just received and offer
for sale, fresh supply Of seasenable DRY
GOODS, which they are determined to SELF
at reduced prices for cash. or country produce.
July ~.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

The following are the numbers drawn in the
New York Literature Lottery, On Wednesday
10Th ul-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

Amongthe signers of the Declaration
OF Independence. was Thomas Nelson,
of Virginia, who, afterwards, fought in
its defence; and when directed by La
fayette to point the guns Of oae of the
batteries at York, aimed them first
against his own dwelling, which was the
best in the place. tits said that bis wild
ow is now living in Virginia, blind and
gerry poorly. z Times
The oldest wairior IN he world.-
There is now living in Edgar'own, Mas
sachusetts, the Oldest warror perhaps
now in the world, captain PETER PaAsE-
He was a cabin boy in the fleet which
went with general Pepperell, al the ia
king of Cape Breton, in l745. lie has
his reson, and is able to walk mile
without resting.
The health of Governor Holmes, of
Mississippi, is in such stale as to rem
der it necessary that the functions Of
his office shall, for time, devolve on
the Lieutenant Governor of The State.
CHARLEsrov, jury live under
stand that all three of the Negro men
who were so severely scalded on board
the steamboat Mason, on Thursday
evening, died in the course OF that night
and yesterday.
The Sea Serpent = The Lynn Mir
ror says--"Ne understand this person
age has again made his appearance IN
the vicinity of Nahant; he was seen
last Sunday afternoon by several respec'
table gentlemen four informants) INSIDE
Of Egg Rock, and one Of the gentlemen
informs that he was at one time4Hlth
stones throw of Them. as theywere
on The long beach.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03

James Steel charged with the murder OF
Hugh Kennedy Of Frederick county, was put
on h,s trial last week IN Winchester. II lasted
for three days, and resulted in the conviction
OF the prisoner Of murder in the first degree.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-03
THB 9A1lpTBs
MARrINsBURG. Aueusr 5. 1896.

The special term Of Superior Court for this
county. VIII commence on Monday next under
Judge Brockenbrough--a this court, it will
afford our patrons an opportunity of giving US
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

IL The elections III the different states have
terminated much more favorably to the adinins-
tration than there was any reason TO expect or e.
ven TO hope Ohio, where large calculations were
made by the Jacksonians has returned twelve
representatives favorable 10 the administration,
aud two opposed 10 it, all the members who voted
for Mr.. Adams having been reelected. This, ta-
ken in connection with the recent decisive de-
monstraton of public opinion in Ncw-Jersey,
will amaze those who have been calculating with
so much certainty ON the election of Gen. Jack
SON in the coming contest. If Ohio and New
Jersey. Uhc former of which voted for Mr.. Clay
and the latter for Gen jackson at the last cleo
ton should throw their weight in Mr.. Adams S
scale at the next, we think his triumph is placed
beyond the possibility of chance. We admit, ma
nv circumstances may in the meantime transpre
to change the aspect of things, and therefore
it is idle TO speculate on the subject: but as cal
culations are making against MIR. Adams, based
non the idea that he will lose the votes of these
two states il is not idle to show that the data of
these calculations are wrong.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

Halter mssolf offering tho above Lotteries TO tho
public, 10 receive liberal patronage mud particularly
n,t" the attention every pefson 10 these aehees aud
they VIII perceive Al the snry first glance that they ARC
much The most brilliant over got up IN siffina and
when they fecolHct the ohirct VI those Lottariea nm
persuaded thefo are NOM, but viii lend helping hand
this II not oil they should uok A. there ehauee Of ft
ting an independent fortune fof the small ire of 50.
Where II the prrson VINO viii no, embrace this 9oidtn
OPDOrfHHifs
Among the above viii be found tho ,eheme Of the JEFF,
hrton Lottery Til Lottery grHnef by the Logs
laure of Nirrina, for porpors we'll kionn all.
II expected tnh sincerely hope, those tiesria will not
remain hahd but viii be immediately bought up. by
liberal puddle Who wish 10 show their gratitude de-
parted paioi, WHO devoted his Whale liin TO the heit
OIL country, and the public generally
W ordcfs nn any part OF The United States by mnil
post pli') enclosing the cash prise tickets Will la
hhkiuly received and ar promptly attended TO II
pcftoual application. be to direct Your orders
NOTtHS oiao, where the capitals are as ays for salo
ABNAM X. NO TSA1r;
Main Street, Lynehbuf
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ln} UNAwAy, BILL, about u years old, very

I'D UNAWAY, BILL, about n years old, very
~ black, about five feet ten inches high stiong-
ly built, has an impeachment IN his speech aud
very bushy head OF hair; he had on blye broad
cloth coat, corduroy panleloous, black fur hat
aud laced boots. lie left my house, near Wards
bridge on the morning of the 3Oth October, aud
was seen about o clock of the same morning AT
the forks OF the road near the Yellow Branch,
and was observed 10 take the road leading To
Campbell courthouse. There Is no doubt that
he is aiming for the state of Maryland, whore he
was raised lie will probably aim for Lynch
burg first, aud from thence either down the river
10 Richmond, and from thence by water 10 Balii-
more OF from lynehbrg across the country by
fredericksburg lie came from Maryland by
Fredericksburg and cmtrrsville, and may Mt.
tempt 10 return b, the same route. A reward
of thirty dollars shall be poid besides legal fees,
to whomsoevcr will take him up aud secure hun
in jail or bring him 10 my house.
JOHN b. RuTIED6E.
" The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
above TIL forbid, and their account shall he paid
by me, living near Wards bridge, ON application.
October q. 1927 J. X. Il.
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90 dollnrs is 5000 dollars
hllo nrizes--.1eal blanks.

Price ofiickcif 50, and shares ia proportion.
MODE OF DRAW1SG: All the numbers viii be put in
the wheel usal all the prizes above three dollars will
be put IN tho prize wheel aud drawn out opposite ftc
whole body Of numbers. The first drawn number sill de-
eide the fate OF the 5000 three dollar prizes, follows
wit Should It be of the hrst tive Thousand
bers, that is to say, any number from No to 1000 ncu
syc all those numbers VIII be entitled To three dollars
each Should be of the last five thousand numbers
that say, from No. 1901 10 10000 inclusive then all
those numbers will ia like manner, bo entitled to three
dollars ench, Those Aho hold tickets above hd
below 1000, must of course draw OWE aud may
draw Three prizes
The drawing viii take place in Ianuary under the
ndence oftie following rertlencn Judge WIN.
Daniel Chswel Dabncy, Alhon MDaniel, John &. Mecn,
Johu Bullock, David 6. Murroil, Wm NJ hinnoy, WIN.
w. Norvcl George MAitloctc. John W. Bagwel, Am
mon lancsk, Robert Kyle. James l.. Clayton, Jesse II.
H1rrison, Mcanh Davis Colin iiuckner, Elah Fletcher.
John wis, John Hancork aud john c. Miller Esqrs.
Orders from distance by mai, post paid pfi-
sots CONVEYANCE, pncioaing the Cash Prize Tickets
Will meet the must prompt attention II addressed To
AUG. LEFTNlCH,
Oct x. Konoger.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

IN ANGLING SCHOOL.--Wm. Kennedy ton
~ ders Ii best acknowledgements to the c
tizens of Ly thbug and its ncighborLood, for
the patrona bestowed on him on former occa.
sons, and bees leave 10 inform them that he has
determined TO fe-commencc his School as curly
as practicable ut the Franklin Hotel.
lie deems ii needless TO refer to testimonials
respecting his capacity as teacher, faltho' he
could readily produce some from individuals of
the highest standing being willing TO test this
point by the progress of the generality of his
Pupils here and elsewhere, and the unbiased o.
pinion Of those acquainted With his mode of in
struction. lie pledges himself that his unfemii
ted attention shall be directed TO the advance
ment OF such young ladies and gentlemen as may
be placed under his charge, and the utmost or.
der observed during the hours oftuition.
TERmS- Iucire Dollars, foy the fnll Session
of twelve weeks, one half payable at the expifa.
ton of six weeks, the other half at the close OF
the Session. The days of tuition will be Friday
and Saturday in each week.
Subscription papers are left at Tho bar Of tn
Franklin Hotel and at the bookstore of A. r.
North
In order TO avoid unnecessary delay he would
feel grateful to parents, &c. to subscribe early
as practicable.
Ifrcqucstcd he will attend such families or
individuals as would prefer private lessons.
Nov, &. ts26
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

" To Correpondents.-" C.s" poetry hob
bles too much; too many feet in some lines, and
too few in others--he must excuse us.
LnreiOnd" is entirely too pointed against
Gen. jackson. If he will modify his commune
catinn we will publish II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

n OlICE.--Lost, on Friday last the street,
" bond given by William " Dlckerson, in
favor OF Jesse DAVIS, ior the sum of eighty dol
lars, payable the stof January, 1897. The pub
lie are cautioned agnlns, trading for the said
bond. Ii II should be found the dnder will CON
ter favor 10y leaving it AT my office.
SAMUEL LANG ASTEH
Nov &. II Agent for John Lynch.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

VI nRuSr SALE.-By virtue of deed OF trust
- executed 10 the undersigned by John steele,
on the 18th day Of October, 1896, and admitted
To record IN the clerks office OF Campbell coun.
ty,w, shall IN Saturdayihc lth day oinextinonth,
at the residence of said Steele in Campbell county,
for the purposes of carrying snid deed into ope-
ration, and nj the request of the parties concern
cd proceed 10 sell, al public auction, 10 the high
est bidder the following property, To wit, one
negro man Daniel, one negro woman sally, one
Wagon and gear, one cart, five horses, one ma
hogany bureau, one walnut cupboard, one wal.
ilt desk, two walnut folding tables, one dressing
table, eight windsor chairs, three beds and furni-
ture, China and glass ware, one spinning wheel,
one candle stand, and all the other household
and kitchen furniture belonging 10 the said John
Steele in his life time Acting rs. trustees, W.
shall only convey such right MS is vested in MS by
said deed and none other Terms ut sale.
NJ. II. GARLAND,
u. c. MuRHLLL,
Oct 80; ids9J Trustees,
POSTTONENENT.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday
the 18th inst when il will certainly take place.
NJ. H. q.
90. NJ.
Nov q. uPtds26 Trustees.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

n The editor of the jackson Republican"
in most doetu Jeremiod, in his last paper,
saws. that. since his editorial career began, he
has learned a good deal of human nature that he
wot not of before. Ere his career is finished, he
will learn still more Ii seems that lie has been
stabbed by they of his own household. Jackson
editors have refused an exchange of papers,
while the opposite party have manifested gre t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
November q

a CARD.--P. IL. ANDERSON presents his
AZ respects 10 the citlzcns of Luxembourg and
rs vicinity, and submits 10 their patronage ms
intention of opening tas soon Us sufficient num-
Der of subscribers enn be obtained) n Dancing
School, at thu Franklin Hotel Ills particular
attention shall be desnted to the pupils entrusted
To his care. A subscription list, containing the
terms, &c, Is leil with with Nj. NORRIS. As 10
character, &c. reference To DAVID X, Edry, esq.
and Doctor e. 4 Rose tsI7 Nov H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

literally. This viii prove TO him that Jackson
Repu5iiraaism is not that liberty aud equality .
something he had ianced--and that, (as he be-
gins to find OUT even they who profess IT, and
strive to bring their hero into office. look Us
gerry to the "loases aud fishes as they whom
they are striving to eject
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

u The two Prize Poems spoken at the open
ing of the splendid edifice in New-York, pro
nounccd by one Of the city papers to be spcci-
men ofthe most chastc and beautiful architecture
in the Union) called the Bowcry Theatre, are
published in another column. II is useless to say
that they are both beautiful illusions, when one
is announced to be from the pen of Mr. Mellen,
of Portland, Maine, and the other from the pen
of Dir. Farmer, of Charleston 6. c. both OF
whom are so adsamageously known to the Anne
rican public
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
\ MOTHER NEW sToRE.-Tho subscribe

a MOTHER NEW sToRE.--Tho subscrihcr
a. very respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
Lyncl,borg aud the country trading thereto, that
he has taken the store IN the large brick building
owned by Mr.. J. N. Warwick, "a lew doofs above
the Franklin Hotel, and immediately opposite
Mr.. Nathaniel Ninston's grocery store, and Is la
daily expectation OF receiving from New. York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, vim Richmond.
large and elegant assortment of Fancy and sub
siaaGd Dry tioods. groceries, Hariaare. Cutie.
~, Ne. Nc; all Ut which he is disposed 10 sell We
~ low Ion cash on country produce
JOHN ]. PuRy1s.
November O. ST.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

CHnLioorHE (o.) Sept. IA duel was
fought in Kentucky ON the 18th Of this month, by
Mn. WALKER Of New Orleans and DR. W.
WoKrHISGToy ofWashington City. The first
fire, the former coleman Was shot dead He re-
ceived the ball in his right side and it passed
through him. He was about % years of age.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
ALLEN'S UiIICE

dLITNT \ VTTItE,
Lgnribag, Oh Aop le26
nm RANING close III hand ISL 1000 highesi PTizri
~ Graad State Loittry m Ciasa, ipf tns benod, II
Che Mononfalln Academy The dfnaiaE to take place
In Richmond On the 2ln iastont upon thc Odd and T.
teu System when the whole scllclne win be- compldted
IN few ninutes and the following handsome hltlo ior-
tunes distributed 10 solne uely ndtehiuIefa.
PRIZES TO EE DRAWN
10000 Dollars % Of lOD Doiiars
5000 D0ftus 10 n 90 Dollars
4 Of 1000 Doitus
Be'idus humorous smaller prizes I0s, s., &c. Nc.
Bafttn 1ichfn ~ he schema.
Whole uehet s4--li'ycs sl--tlnnfters 81.
For snlo IN the gfn1l.It variety OF numhog the Truly
Lucky Oliee OF =, q NJ. ALLEN a TO.
LynehbufR,
Where the cnsh viii he pnid at sight or all pr1np ~
HuOn ~ drawn, Dah, not 10 secure chance aud iar
thr lucky numbers faeollrci ~ cali at
ALIENS Fortunate UGre
Where tho most kinds OF money VIII be taken
for iit kcts. kDp D.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

II In the article whieh ne copy to-day ffoe.
The Richmond Enquirer, headed Bolirar
and Bohria,' there is shot, en- PEASANT, aimed
nj Mr.. Clay, NTH the usual derterty and foree Of
hat print. We are against The line OF safe pre-
cedents, bm tce really cannot see The lrit Of mn
king Boiirar's miantiag an accident for araie,
The groundwork Of an assault upon Mr.. Clay.
We shake both lis cunning and It's maligaiiy from
our skirts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
JEFFERSON LOTTERY.

robe drAmn on the Combination plan, IN Richmond
Three Prizes, rs follows:
Monticello Estate, Valued at 81 600
Shadwell, 5000
Albemnfls 1850
The Above Estates valued under oath by Cpfnnis
snncfs appointed Tor that purpose by the Legislature Of
NmgmiL
0 Ptiee Of Tickets $40. There arc no shares
Q(heLcts mhb Lottery.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
man md LON SISTEM

YlONIlNlED IN consequence ofite unriralicd popula
- rity JIrtiHia kiitrdfurc L0ttery 9Th elnss " II
be drawn in Isnehbnre IN January noSt all IN da,--
More prizes than blanks. Schenr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
New- York, October 90, 1925.

So, after all, Coram lives. Wen, he will only
anticipate, by the premature annunciation, the
public verdict when Inc shall be absolutely defnnct
Not one whisper has been raised in his behalf by
his contemporaries, while many have poured their
ccnsurcs on his imaginary grave. The n. York
Commercial humorously observes, in relation TO
the suspension Of the ritdi Prtaciplc, Like Pat
in the play he may not be dead, but is only
pacheie@"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
CNNEN'S

49,, Lottery AMI Exchange Offices,
ma Where more Capital Prizes have been obtained
n a,a any ot'tcr Offices in America.
,,J N"'S from amy part the United States, either by
post paid" or private conveyance, enclosing the cash
w. TICKETS in aHy Of the Lotteries, will meet the
n fonpi and puuctual Attentions if on personal up
f"a''oI. Address TO
j. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
10 n tIp'ENS Gazette aud Lottery Register will
ti'lled immediately after the drawing, and will
a n 'le Official List oihe PriDcsit will hc forward
ppi"' 10 aiI Who purchase their tickets ~ CoiiENiS
~ ~ "nn VINO signify their wish to receive it.
''" vet =. nl3lstN23
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Examples.
ISLANDER
PRAISE.

PRAISE SLANbth
No one doubts the ]. The word OF Sr ! .
integrity of Sir +. Bur- Budett is not worth a
dett. straw
Q Sir f. Burdett is 2. The conceit of Sir
the least conccited L. Burdett is mtolera-
lever saw Ible.
3. Mr.. Burke was the 3. Burke waSa reptile
most eloquent of ora ,alarnist anapostate the
tors, the profoundest OF worst oiall mankind, the
statesmen, the orna- basest OF men.
nent of his country.
4, Though Paine was 4. Paine was cruel,
no Christian, he was no trcachcrous, and BIAS
blasphemer phemous ruthan.
s. The Americans g. Americans are the
are the least criminal most unprincipled PEG.
people in the word. pie i'll the world.
6, Nothing short of o. Universal suffrage
universal suffrage is an empty sound.
would be just
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY,

DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY,
FOURTH CLASS,
gn0 be drawn the 9TH of December, when the whole
u scheme will be completed in few minutes, the draw
ing to take place in Richmond. Prizes to BE- drawn:
10000 DOLLARS, 1000 DOLL4RS,
10000 DOLLARS, Il Of 900 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS, lSG 500 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLL4RS, "a Of 900 DOLLARS,
1890 DOLLARS, is6 Of so DOLLARS,
Besides many other smaller prizes.
WHOLE TICKETS, s. 90 CHARTERS, 81 %
HALVES, > 80
For sale at the Lucky Office of 5. & NJ ALIEN co.
Lynchbmg
Orders by mail enclosing the cash prize tickets
VIII meet wth thu attention If personal appll
cation, If addressed to s. a NJ. ALLEN Is co.
October J. Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

u II is runorcd that Ex-Prcsidcnt Monroe
has been appointed Minister to the Congress of
Panama in the room OF John Sergeant, Lsq re-
signed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

Ihis Is a very briIliant sohemc. TIekets arp
nov low, viz:
" Whole tickets So % Quarters 81 %
Halves 2 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

COBBETT-A work Just published in Eng
land entitled " The Poor Mans Friend un-
masks the audacous fasehoods, impudence aud
knaycry of Cobbett,by quoting his ownwords ex-
pressed at different times, and then setting
them side by side in columns, i'll the following
manner.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

Drawing on the 18Th this month.
COJJDA1S DETJTJ-RAtTt

AoreDibcr !, 1926.
SFN ISTANT adYenmrcrs reminded that the draw
~ mg ofthc GRAND STATE UOITlBY Ut MA,
NlLAND viii take place In Baltimore, on Wedn.sd1e
the 18th of11Ils MONTH, (NOtembtt.) Their ofdefs
should lac forwarded without delay. This scheme. winch
IL arranged On he Odd ofd Er0 System, is tic must
splcudd IN the Lntud stairs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
On the 2tst OF November.

800 J Not one Blank To Prize Z
NJ prizes payable in Cash. whriI be had as usu-
''oilfA'> OFFICES, the mulnrtI they drawn.
m, Present price ofTick"ts
Wholc tickets "a On Quarters 81 %
Halves > M Eiuhths 80
'0e mad IN the greatest variety of numbers, odd and
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06

~ We this day complete the publication of
the Laws passed at the last session of Congress
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
CON ms

CGNEN'S
LOTTERY and E1chdpge 0fce, No. ia, MARKET 81 Ball
~ Where more capital prizes have been obtained
than At any other office in America
Orders from any parts tho United States either by
mail post paid) private Conveyance enclosing the
Cash or Prize Tickets in any of the Lotteries, viii meet
the prompt aud punciua attention as II on perse
al application -Iddressfo
il COHEN Jr. & BROTHERS,
Bait Nov. Il 1896. BahlmorH
Sn ROKER l. COMMISSION bUsINEES-s
lkk The subscriber has taken office iouf
doors above the Franklin Hotel, where ne con,
,nues 10 sell Tobacco and other produce on
commission. and will in future, also, transact
business as BrokeT-fIe hopes 10 be able &c
riyc satisfaction to all sno may confde business
10 nj, care. ARCH. utrCHEg
Dec Il wt.f,a'