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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-20
A MEETING

OF a respectable number fthe citizens OF Green.
brier County, convened at the Court House, in the
Town OF Lewisburg, on the 2Sth day of September
1876, for the purpose of taking into consideration
the Resolutions adopted by meeting the Citizens
of Kanawhs, on the Goth of August last, upon the
subject OF the extension OF the James and Kanayvha
Rivers turnpike road from its western termination
to some point the Ohio River; and also with
the view OF expressing the sentiments ofthe Citizens
oil this county, and adopting some measures for the
extension OF said Turnpike road from some point
on its eastern termination. the Town of Staunton
to meet the Stanton and Scotsvilie Turnpike road
Col. James Mclaughlin was called to the Chair,
and johnson Reynolds appointed Secretary.
The Resolutions OF the meeting OF kanawha,
and the Memorial addressed on behalf of that meet
ing, and the Citizens generally, TO the next Legs-
laure OF Virginia being read, 1t was thereupun uu-
anmously
RESOLVED, That this meeting do accord in senti-
ment with the preamble aud resolutions adopted
by the meeting OF Kanawha, upon the subject of
The continuation OF the James and Kanawha Turn
pike road from its Western termination to some
suitable and convenient point the Ohio River
And that this meeting will at all times cheeruy CO.
operate with the Citizens OF l<anawha, and exert
their bes, efforts, TO carry into effect the object Of
said resolutions.
lind tchereGS, the extension of the James and
kanawha Rivers Turnpike road from some point
near It's eastern termination commencing either al;
Callaghan's, or Al, of the mouth of Dunlap's
Creek or in the vicinity of eith,r, by the Warm
springs, other suitable route 90 the town of
Staunton, there TO meet The Staunton and SCOTS
vile Turnpike road, will be of vital Importance
not only to the Citizens of that part Of the State
through which i, may pass, but to the Common
wealth at large, at uniting be interests OF
the whole State, and affording general Quilted from
the interior TO the East s. Hest; therefore,
Resoiced, That Henry Ersl;ipe, C,r,s Car.
d.. Richard II. Henry, Jos. (, caidwe.,. and
Johnson Reynolds be a,roin,el committee to
ora't memorial -,;-ressed to The next General
a'semo'y 9. Virginia, PRAYING the extension OF the
1-as'e'd cad OF said Turnpike road 10 The Town ii
otinnton, and also The continuation Of said road
from It's Western termination TO suitable pOint
on the Ohio River, pursuant 10 the resolutions
adopted by the meeting of The citizens oi kanswha
County.
Resolued, That the Citizens of Allegheny, Bath,
Augusta, and Roclbridge Counties, ~ no are deeply
Interested i'll this work, be Invited to cooperate
with the Citizens os Kanawha aud Greenbrier Coun-
ties in the attainment OF this laudabie object
ReSOired, That the proceedings OF this meeting
be published in the Palladium, Western Virgil
MAN, Siaunton Spectator, Lexington Iuiellisencer,
Wing and Enquirer.
Signed,
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, CHARM.
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COlI.ifUNTC.aTED.
DEATH OF JUDGE BROWN.

On the meeting of the Superior Court of Law
for Wylhe county. on the Ilth instant, General
Smyth, the senior Member of the Bar, addressed
The Court to the effect following
The painful duty devolves on me, to announce
to this court the death of Judge Brown, the Chan
ceor Of this District.
III consequence of the decline of his health, this
event was no, altogether unexpected yet, to all
who knew him, it is an event to be deplored
General Brown a patriot -and, in these
times, when we find renowned statesmen ready to
sell their country for official honors, the loss OF
pure, infeXible, and distinguished republican is to
be regretted.
The members Of the Bar Of the Superior Court
Of Chsncery feel the magnitude of their loss, aud
believe it rreparabe
The Judgment of Judge Brown was strong and
discriminating. No mans decisions gave more
general satisfaction, and such was the ascendancy
Of his reason over his passions, that no man ever
saw him ruffed on the seat of Justice.
In private life, he was most amiable, his genuine
poteness always aimed at making others happy -
and this gave him access to evs-~ heart. To know
him was to love him.
] cannot speak Of the loss family.
move that the Court az until to-mor =
row.
Judge Johnston express concurrence with
General Smy,h, in feelings deep concern for
1
the character Of Chancellor Brown land approving
of the proposed tribute Of respect to the memory
Of man so distinguished for judicial ability, for
private worth, and for public virtues, Immediately
! acceded to the motion Of adjournment.
AT meeting on the 11th day Of October, 1926,
at Wythe courthouse, of the Judge Of the 18th
Circuit, the members of the Bar the Clerks in the
public Offices, the Students Of law, and others,
held in consequence of the death Of General Ohm
Brown, Chancellor of the District man revue ed
for his public virtues. and, beloved for his amable
qualities : On motion of General Alexander
Smyth,
| RESOLVED, unanimously, That the members o
this meeting will, as a mark Of their sorrow fo
the death Of Judge Brown, wear Grape for the pc
Rod Of a month.
ResolUed, That these proceedings be signed by
The Judge of the 18th Circuit, on behalf Of thi
meeting, and published.
In conformity Of the last resolution the Judge o
! the 18th Circuit hereto subscribes his name.
PETER JOHNSTON.
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VII offer fgr sale 20 the lghea bidder. on r,,l a.
i2th day Of December next IN f,, 80; we
ssy ., ne Iedenee Of the late Beusmn Watkins, dee he
s en ON whch ne resided, 10 the upper end Of Chester
man road eadios iom Richmond and Peter,bmr 10 evs,
1se me act contains about $50 scres about O ofbicb
Wv 5oun.' Oh excellent quality The land will be sold
on eIsd9 o. y aud yesfi psf,oos wihinr 70 psres.e
10 come aud see the lsUd which wifi be sbe,sn nv
Wllsinson living % the PREMISE, or by Thomas wat
n'' hv'ns Within bali mile. At the same plsce and fim,
w DC sod Qua credit VI twelve months abou, fbiv sl
If'Vhn consisting Of men, women, boys md girls kl.c
az we sock o. horses, cows sheep hogs betvssn d0
o'S, corn al the crop offoddsr and oas plantation asp
~" 80 80 - ~c - -, WIN. LEIGH, Ed
s'-'S 81 Berj. Ws,kn,, acc.
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WEST INDIA TRADE

Upon this subject we find the following para
graph in the Baltimore American OF Saturday:
6 1t Is said thai our newly appointed Minister 10
Great Britain, MIR. Gallatin, was at the last dates
negotiating with the English government on the
subject of he British order in uncil, relative TO
the Introduction of our trade with ihe British West
India Islands; and letters received by the Leeds
mention that therewa strong probability that
such an arrangement would be effected before the
period of introduction arrived, as would render chi.
measure Unnecessary" f
We are also informed that MIR. GELATIN is fully
authorised 10 proceed pari pGssw with The British
Government in the abolition of the restrictions and
discriminating duties heretofore existing, so as "a
place the intercourse the most liberal footing OF
reciprocity. II this be the case, there is an end
to al! doubt respecting the repeal of the Oder in
Council, and the continuance of the trade
Norfolk Herald
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a. ]. ROUMFOKT.
NILITARY ACADEMY. -. y
STANDARD MAPS &c

THE following valuable Mans have been ,cr.o, ..,
= lishcd by II. S. TANNER, ani are for .,jc ~;
phia '' i"HAuer
new Map Of North AHsrioa, four sheets. .,nb,,c ~
. NJ 81 Sa''I 5ss iiie,' on rollers, SO 20
s. Map Of Europe, Oh sheets, with the present b,upJ @
&c price, F' . i,'r IS,
= M - sr-,-. ~. price, SO %
The preceding Maps Usually soiIiore,bs, 60 w
set on which Is delineated the entire surface 81 the - -
present As complete hodyo Of Geogra Il %
Known world as the existing state Of knoel,J-r ysilI ,
rice OF vac 'et, mounted on rollers aud vanished s5 60
%. new Cotesc Ains, consisting Of series Of censri
Maps Of the various grand divisions OF tbe yorIJ
course ~ geographical instructions pursued IN bs cJi
hsund, f'N' ''"O' 'iiet' ilH
rbc,rse.J;,. ny. q. =, =, s. 90
thek ps'ltboafds aud vanished, suitable for the .
price Of the set, " Wv use o' s., Iools
q aus, o. A"cief GeograPhy designed 10 illus&se ,r
woks Of ne ancient writer's both sacred aud profps. ne
: In ,,.ii,u.".,; ii'0s' iiah bound, 81 20
1na Tour meet sp othe Word On the lofular roe,f
nap NE Onded States is considerably sdvsnced ,nd
viii viii ps as 'oou ad regard proper execution
Oct 20
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Botcfing Green Tduern for Rent

rr b0gfhS Green Tapeyn for RenL
ueemed unnecessary 70 remark upon the puneron. al
vsp'ases connected wrh this establishment g,n,fsJ In .
l'ulshing he wlllge the main route from Nofb M e
y.tNeeu fredefickburg aud Richmond the centre M a.
arg county Of Caroline, and the seat Of infiee ali es
l1shgs aMi private references from IT, cenfresl yf
heh mere The post Office three stores and tnrsbe ~ 80
table resyfL " " pace Of eonsi-
Iinoi rented privately before the 2nd Mood,y in N.
Der next (beug Caroline Court d,v viii ,bs, - " DE-
ne pemse 10 the highest bidder Until tbsn i y, %
Hoome' At the place f,r terms Wsi ~, wv, 70 H.
Bowlng Green, Oct.t "A 'aIiSi9'
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iRGlNIA A. Superior Court Of Chsneery hols., -
1896. ~ - '-N'' 4-e A0'" eay VI June,
Edward W. Smith, pI,;p,s
Against
beverley smith admor de bons ofWllian Smith dee
~ ms own right Daniel Wesege aduor bouis non
u Washington Watts dec. aud the DAME ana
Sesnora has wife, and VIM. Watts, aud Smith stannd chill
en and heHs Of Elizabeth NJ StsnaTd Edmund Locke,,
hefh Of Chesterfield and adDVr. Of Beverley O. sensrd dee
Defendants.
h cause an which the bill hath taken for eopfe,,ed
ss tue dettndasts, whom the deeeta order for that
ufoe appears 70 have been duly executed this dsv
oe he on the bill and exhibits argued by counsel
whereof the doth refer the several ac
Psayed Tor by the bill 10 the nissioners who
directed 10 examine, and settle the same and make
P' "ereo 10 The court, with specially stated
parties To be so stated. ' - f ~ N-e
copy Tesie, WMSw uESrN.
Co,an,ssio'ser's oifce Richmond, Oct "a lsae -
ihe parties interested will pleas. TO take notcs that have
appointed The 2Sh day Of Nov. nber next, To CONNIE nee b
by The foregoing order the court ON which
Al oeoek a. M they required at NV ofc
'h Guy, with the necessary Documents proofs &C. ready
for EXAMINATION and settlement. ''"NJ
oet2o. O9 - - ~, IN. G.
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pinions and The old JeiIersonian standard in poli
tics than those of Mr.. Adams" He does not like
some OF Jackson's acts, but on the whole prefers
him to the present incumbent. The editor then
winds up in the PeaSeroso strain:
. To tie family of the Secretary of State, the
writer OF this article is Lnder the strongest obga-
tons OF gratitude, and from Mr.. Clay himself he
has received many acts OF kindness. Whea sick
and stranger. he was treated under his root, with
as much care and tenderness as If he had been A
brother. To avoid this controversy, in which, If
he took part at all, il must be indirectly in oppos-
ton 10 the hopes of his benefac,crs, he deern.,ed
to sell his interest in this Office and quit at least
Tor tniie, the editorial arena. But no opportuni
ty has yet offered Tor the Accomplishment of tina,
OBJECT, and demands from all quarters 10 know
whether we intended to support Adams or Jackson,
made necessary the declaration of our intentions
II Our course shall ultimately injurc The prospects
oil MI Clay, the writer will sincerely regret that
consequence; but neither consistency nor principle
VIII permit him to support Mr.. Adaris or ap-
prove the present course of the general govern
men'. II compelled TO remain at this post
ne must endeavor 10 40 what he thinks is riph,
ana leave The consequences 10 time and Proy-
dence.'
There is some good and honorable feeling in
this last paragraph Mr.. Kendall is an able Editor.
and IL the Author Of powerful pamphlet which
appeared during the last Presidential contest,
against Mr.. Adams.
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COMMUNICATED.
A CARD TO CATO.

admire your sentiments. am like you mot
either for Adams or jackson, if we can help it,
But the question is, what third man can we take f.?
Or, how can keep the election out of the
House OF Representatives. =. word from the
wise" is enough apply 10 you for information.
CURIO.
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-nrnllL .qLInE, -erl,nn

I'VE 'uhrber esrfcully inform he citizens ~ pieb
nond and s fcniy' ih they have th, day opened and
oher Tor sale NJ he store on Main street three doors he
10Y lyh ~ ensfv and select assortment Of fashionable
bOOIo q shObo' embracing almost every vsr,efy.si.e
sefyan soes d every kind As their stock was nsn,lserr.
ed expressly or tho Richmond market, and within shog ne
roo PRIOR 70 tn Dat, they entertain c1nfdn, belief t, in
very gcnetai satiliaction win be rendered
De o9aeelsd With one Of iae isrget and most fashionable
frequent supplies II every kind o hansble Bo nd Shoe
wh pc rsoeved, affords 10 The tucribers advantage nv
ua sFhsps superior oth1f ~ an, similar establishment in
h cry ~ rendering that s1slriion m quality fashion and
Pce winch hey cannot bet hope i induce me extension Of
fofial Patou1ge the public. g. fl et'ablisbment.
TRANNfss, sgg 8 BROTHERS,
VIZ
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AN EDITOR IN TRo11BLr

The editor Of the Frankfort Argus has declared
for Andrew Jackson. He assigns at much length
the which determine his choice He states
that al the last Election Mr. Clay was his first choice
MIR Adams his last: that when Clay was lost,
he " became messurably indifferent TO the result,''
but his preference was General J. because he
was a western man, and more particularly, because
ne had no connection with the cabinet" - lie
approves of the Panama Mission; but disap-
proves Of Mr.. AS assumption Of the right to
originate mission in the recess Of the senate and
without the consent of that body lie dissp-
proves Of Mr.. Adsms's appointment to Office OF
some Of the most nveterste old federalists especi-
ally where those appointments were apparently
made mo re as compliment than for any public
e od' lie disspproves Of Mr.. AS having sane
toned the purchase Of billiard-tsbe, balls, chess
men sc. out Of the public funds: lie disappfoyes
most strongly Of " the ingulphng, consolidating
principles upon which the whole machinery Of the
national government as now conducted and has
been for so ne years" He disapproyes of Judge
Trimbles appointment to the bench He would
wish TO be better satisfied Of Gen. Jackson's OPT
Mon on some political topics, but knows that
bis supporters generally approach nearer or O.
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ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM Glass s.

Most Splendid Scheme in the United States.
Cohen's Office Baltimore
Sept. IL, 1926.
" Under authority % the General Assembly, follow
ing B"lln scheme Prtst nted the public, he
on me ODD anl EVEN SYSTEM, consequence Of lis un
tI'~i'ed poPulagythe whole in ONE DAY and will take
place IA the city Vt BALTIMORE under the
o. the commissioners appointed b The governor and council
on the
15h .N6uemGey Neat.
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DIEDlat Philadelphia, The esA ult (1rlifSey 6e had
gone 10, the PPese Of eugrting for hay Jemetof
I'm IF this ethyl His health had ling been IL. a necniSg
STALE but he grssr sohe PhilGde phia; and ia m
To- rhich ne commenced 1rtng TO his brother Richmond
days before hs fishsd his course, aud completed on me morn
ing 81 tie day 7rhih he erpired REDUCES fia his b
eiGas had ddsed Inn IN abado lis long rouge aid r.
tom hoas, ruth ryei Pnger TINT he ngh be spasd 10
Bset has Fnp0se But his H-GYenyiF had ordered n
Othtr1Uss H dtnth announced IN Postscript bv H.,
PAyeo, 70 the letter 'rhrh he hid hioiscf flushed r
hours before! Ryi.iyl Ke,;-tsgr
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT
NOTICE

NOTICE.
III persons indebted the Of tie late Franci, w
Gilmer requested 10 make immediate payment to
the subser ibefs. J.. X. GILMER,
PETER MINOR,
Executors Of 4. w. Giner, dec
Ahenarfe Oct 20 I'D.
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Dismal Stcamip Land COmpany
hNnE holders OF Shares ia this Company are notified ba.
a "ehnesiay,he 18Th OF November next, the dav ap-
pointed for their meeting in Suffolk, Va
- FIELDING LEWIS, Prs.d't
u me Norfolk Herald ia requested the above
"u ~ SUI SUI FORWARD TIE aeeoshtt 10 FL.
p't ~ aT--ot
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IL An Address pronounee before the Brethren Of the A.
m, Ia issioh Lodge, No 1871, in type and shall sPpesr
Tuesday.
II Friend Of Old William Mary only received
IN time for this No OF paper We apprehensiye that
rs appearance at this time will a the object.
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FORJIaBVLVG.


OEh. 2sth dayol September s25, leo in The hands Of
~ Mr.. Charles j. Fox Of Rchmoud two Notes, given
by Maj Edward mossley Of Pohslsn with Abncr Smith sc.
eury, for Si25 10, dated time IN The month Of Sept
1870 payable 70 me sand one negotiable note drawn inny
favor by w T. Bass for 40 doars, payable the 2Gh Octo
Der 1875 Both ofihe above notes have been lost sa5
sud the public iorwarned against trading for Or receiving
them for valuable consideration, they have both been
led by their respective obligof5
WIN. L. MONTAGUE.
Geniio Bridge, Oct. 20. 47-w1rs
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.g.NERICA.V

CLASSICAL & MILITARY I.YCEUN.
VIE Aeademeal duties of this Institution was resumed
4 on the Isl Seri. next.
Among the many advantages which ,li. .
ueh 10 general course Of study preparatory 10 admission
= esl ioh specially adapted introduction TO the stu
dies there pursued viii prove highly beneficial 10 to,e
SaiS"y ne following copy of letter from Charles DIyic
FIciesAor o! Mathematics at West Point not onIv e.iife. in
haueinf manner TO the een mode instruciing AT the A.
mtT'cin Classical aud Military Lvc,un hut also shows The
hh Importance OF thorough training the mental
to udy oi ts hgh aud science, taught
q" 7" 60 o'N- Is CONSTANT,
a. ]. ROUlIFOkT
MILITARY ACADEMY. ,
=, -. U-st Point, JitHe 2gth, 1896
Dear SRI received your letter, introducing 10 me tl
tt' whom you prepared f1i admission at our lat e,anina
'' ana HAPPY TO inform you that they well qualified
ana suahed iheir Examination very or.diahr and sa
factory nihnef IL dtsitahle that those who are In ;o N
institution should spend at least year or two m .tuJvr
Vs orahehes which Introductory purse of inue
When your method of teaching is generally k,,,, ,l
public. NF' - '"e
our course prenaesa Young IN the hest name, f,
ihs insulation Those Who have been uader ,ou inrue,n
nave taken high places 10 their olsses. Were ali =, me-
pared ihe nunbef found deficient the general ex,u,,
would be much less than al presrB for large pfoporon l
those who tail their misfortune Their want of ueo
ton at the time OF their admiance. -
am dear SIR with great regard, your "beient servant
To Colonel H. Roaafort. ''''
EOct - 47-,yS,y
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sAOLICEs
DO hereby fofvbn AL persons from hafboring or trusting
my WIFE Nancy kcSey under the penalty of tie law
and will not he responsible or which may
make, As she has whd herself from my bed and board
without any pfoyOoati0n whatever.
oet2O 47-,sq,s
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.b'OTICE

rINIiE Business heretofore conduct, lv S,rl;nJ f,
VIII from this da, be continued BY the sul.crb.r, nn,
the hrm ct C'7irip s Lyon. STERLING L. CKuMp
Ort2O 'NiN' L. LiuoN,
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COIIEEI7S
LOTTERY E ErchaDge Office, lll, .fqtL

@~V''o'J A~'t""HSt CUtCe, ILL., sHdfhset STREET.
BALTIMORE;
Where both the great magnificent rapfst ,;,. ~
one Hundred Thousand Dollars
Each were clI 10 Che late Grand State Loefies IN Slafes
az To- D"dnt ddCcnfWrs, and where bh the rsat capitals
81 ihy Thousand DollSis ami Teu Thousand Dollars dawn
IN ihe last Grand State Lottery we're also sold ~ aud where
more capital tes have been obtained hln ii any other once
ORDERS from any part of the United States either ty
mail post pa'di private anr enclosing the cash OF
Pke tckci 90 auy " The L1eres r The same prompt
and puntua attention al " on pcfonsl aprlicaiios.
address 70 J.LCOHEN, Jr. BROTHERS,,
- Baltimore.
~ COHEN5 "Gazcffs q Loffsry Rcgi,tern will he pub
iefd Immediately after the dswing and will contain the or
ca Lit Of Prizes 10 .si belowardfd efo 10 s who p,,r
chase their tickets AZ COHENS OFFlGE, and who signify
their wish 10 receive g. 80
Sept ~. Ss--usNf
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= IIITII q ~ TW-
nu, opposition = Mr.. Grinke to the STATE Seos,e.
on being applied to by the Jacksonias, he declin-
ed committing himself on the next Presidential
t.ec'ion. The managers had NOT finished counting
me votes Tor Representatives in the Assembly;
I" III cons iience of some difficulty which arose IN
Fe''tiesi - the votes of two particular candidates
: In rhe meantime (adis the Charleston Mercury
it ha- been a.certane,i, and announce il accord
ings, that TWELVE, a; least, OF the ACKSON
TICKET are elected. - Mir. James Hamilton has
been re elected to Congress in The neighbourins
District without opposition.
1t appears ,ha The la;e intelligence from Eng
land has raised The price OF Flour and Wheat in
Ne" York aud Baltimore. In the former, wheat
i quoted at s j. and Flour So %. The Price Cur
ren OF the Baltimore Patriot ouotes Superfne
Howard Street Flour 50 %; City Mills, stand
ing quality, 81 81 , 3; best white Wheat al;
80 100 c. per bushel; red wheat at 95; Corn,
white, Soc per bushel; yellow, 30 so C.
In this City, Wheat and Flour have advanced
handsomely; and it is believed that they are vet
on the rise.
we understand that on yesterday the President &
Directors OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia pro-
ceeded to make appointments of Officers Tor the
Danville Agency, when the following gentlemen
were appointed
Col. George Townes,
DIR. James ID. Patton,
Samuel ID. Rawlings, Esq
and
Col. Robert Wilson, Director
John w. Chew, Esq. Clerk
The appoin,men, Of Agent is post poned until the
frs, Thursday in November. The salary of thai,
Officer is TO be $3.50 per annun, and house tor
his residence.
The Races over the Tree Hill Course CON-
menced on Wednesday. - The first days race as
won by Mr.. Henry Clay's Mare Sally Magic,
beating oihers.-Ye-efday's was the Jockey
Clubs Purse for $1,000 and was won by Mr..
Fl. Clay's bay horse Mons onson, beating Mr..
Wynn's Ariel, Mr.. Ross Bienheim, and Mr.
Bolts Gohanna. Mr.. Clay is from The South. }
Both days the running was beautiful.
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1901 prizes amounting to 3OS 900 dollars
u The whole ofue pfize5 payable tn C4SH, which az
usual az Cohs OGce, s,n be had the penf are dray
Tickets $40 Quarters 50 so
Halves Eighths 25
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GRAND
STA TE T.OTTERY
HIGHEST PRIZES:
10 900, 60 .NGG. %. O0N. e.

Oh Md The holder Of two rrkets Shares will he
CERTAIN oobsaog Of hGs ont p'iLe and may draw TGces
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VIRGINIA LOTTERY,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
DIS Rial SW "A p

N-IIF.Hi1 tU.N INV ],
F6tDh Class,
To be drawn on wednesday, G,h December nc1 in Rioa.
mOEd.
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Col. Robert Wilson, Director
JOHN ". Chew. E.n. ClcrL.

The appointment, Of Agent is postponed until the
first Thursday in November. The salary of that
Officer is to be $3.50 per snnum, and a house toI
his residence.