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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-20

%TOIICE-Part Of our new Spring goods
! y hayr just arrived, which we have re
ceiyed bg The late arrivals from New York (;
pAiAdrl2hia, which Is aweH selected assert
ment Of goods cSleu aed for the present and
approaching season, purchased by pannet
residing IN Philadelphia, which viii GEAR y
COMPARISON with any brought TO this market.
rs they have been purchased prin'irally Nc
auction and many Of them at very great 50
crhces, and will be sold at "A very small az.
vance.
Most Of tic goods are ofnete style, pattern; ana
Htra qtaiyf
Am6ug the invoice are
Rich ed Gauge and Leesc RhbaRds
super. Prints, Irish Linens and Lawns
Beautiful lgd Silks, sc.
We shall receive fresh supplies by almost
every arrival -
| April Of.
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Neliciae, as agent tor the Proprietor
Narrh y. ~
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Wa e q lTs -
SKETCH.


came TO my Little village s,t down b, tie
fountains where | had sat in chilIhood the wind
whi,tlc,l in bleak nunnurs through the grove and
my heart sad drank of the water of its fpule<
tains, but is Sweetness had fown-and the stealing
tear dropped from my dim eye. Ibehcld maiden
she was lovely --but could not be glad. 'Nhcrc
SAID y is Mary OF the dal! and smiling eve She
who once glisieI through these yalEv, she VA,
far Dark was her hair as the piunage Of the "a
VEINS wing, and Aoated on the morning breeze, As
yon wild waving trees nod to tht Winds - Mary
was fir, (said the nladcn,) but Sic sleeps beneath
von silent mo''s, where the dark grass waves Ten
Autumn winds have scattered the promise Of fir
Spring upon her tomb The cypress shades the
place Of her rest-but She went to The earth alone
no kind hanl scattered flowers upon her low IL beG
Her lover went forth to var, ard She faded in DEATH
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His name appeared first and brightest among the
warriors ofhis Countrywide toled in the battle 'front.'
ed BY his foes-but she at rest The clarion
Of war sounded ,ctoryhe left the clamor of battle,
and came 70 The grove where they pledged their
vows. Peace and honor had gillcd his banner
but the dreams OF his carly love had vanished as The
unseen wind. Soon did he sleep in the arms of
death The thistle mods over lis resting place, and
his ear drinks not The sound of the trumpet. or the
Gathering CT the wa7hoot Peace is with his ashes
he hath passed AVA, and my soul is sad -
I.lttb,uu free Press
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FEMALE PIETY.

ny Is It that woman is more pious in her
behaviour aud actions than that sex who AFRO
gate 10 themselves the title of lore! and ma tiers
oIthc fact that She is so, there are ample proof,
Ia the churches Of every city. we can find the
greater proportion of the dcsout wor>Iippers to
consist Of the female SEX The enterprise Of
woman has erected houses of devotion. vixen
the hand Of man was pal>cd toward, the decd
Her persuasive. voice, and her interested de
mcanour, have prevailed upon worldly minded
husbands to contribute their mite towards the
erection Of houses consccrated to the PURPOSES
Of salvation. The truth Of it is HAT true rcli
sion consists more of love and Affection than OF
proud demonstration or naughty argument Vie
constitution Of the female heart i, turned to-
wards the -cnil,ot affection, and when the o.
Jet is presented 70 her she principally consuIis
that faithful monitor 10 Good, generous and pi
Gus drcIS--u '"ontNu'S brtttd
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the feelings excited by the grandeur of the
scene, ! stu prolonged my walk, and insens-
bly, wandered on. The silence of night was
unbroken, save by an occasional distant sound
arising from the busiest quarter Of the CITY. or
from time to time Nv the song Of the nightingale
which reached Inc from the rich and beautiful
gardens that skirt the walls &C Florence. recaI
ing e my mind the voice Of that sweet bird a,
beard it when detained in thc narrow valley OF
the gloomy Arco remember how its little
song thrilled THROUGH the long melancholy Of
u" 'n@it, Enlightened Oft repeated note which
Siill r"n!" floating on the air Ike a light Sleep
Involved in these musings Of ulled and Idle
thought, suddenly behold in the distance. i,,,
ing from the portals Of the large e,ilcc forms
invested IN black, bearing torches. which, cast
tH% dcopra"d shadow around, rendered their
dark figures only diInly visible Still increasing
~ numbers as they emerged from the building.
shcy advanced with almost inaudbr Steps -
&l'dlna along with slow and equal pace like be
'n-5s Of another world. and recalling 10 mind all
that we had heard or read Of Italy. in tn" dark
ages Of mystery and eupcI>titIon A, they
approached, low AND Enlightened tone, fell upon
The car; when The mourntil chanting Of tie
srr'l @c Of the dead tod their melancholy and
'acrcd oi@e. The flame Of the torches, scarce
y famed by the still air flung a Steady light on
Che blcr which they bore. cleaning "it] partial
%lnr, the gilttcring ornaments that, according
60, IL, 4 Al
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AN EXTRACT.

or myself, | can pass l'i the tomb OF 4
man with somewhat ola calm indifference: INT
when survey the crave Of a female a sigh IN
Voluntarily, escapes me With the hav mamr
IF Woman associate every soft. tender and dc
hcatr affection | think Of her as Tie Young
ami hnrhlul virgin. with eve, sparkling. and
checks crim,oncd with each nmpae>loned feel
inc Of her heart as The kind and atlrctonate
wife, absorbed in the exercise of her Ioluestic
duties; as the cEa>tc and virtuou, matron tired
with the follies Of the world and preparing for
that grave into which She must SO soon descend
Oh there is something in contemplating the
character Of 4 woman, that raises the soul far
far above the vulgar level Of society She is
formed to atiorn and llmanizc mankind to
soohc lis cares. and strew his path with flow
crs. In the hour OF distress 81 is the rock on
which he leans for support, and When fate calls
him from existence. her tears bedew Ils grave
Can look down upon her tomb then without
emotion? Man has always justice dome to his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT never The pages Of history
IL open 10 the Que but the meek aud unobtru-
size eXcclencics of the other sleep with her, IN
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noticed ii The grave In her may have shonc
the germs Of the poet with the virtues of the
saint-thc c"cr1y of the man, with the tender
softncss Of The woman She too may have
passed unhrrdad along the sterile pathway Of
her existence, and felt for others as now feel
t,,r L..,
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NEDEEl> LOVE.

Curious ancc,!ot from a correspondent il,
panr":-Solnr time ~inrc packet vessel.
that had several passenger, On hoard struck
upon rock. and was in such great danger OF
sinking, that al who ;,clt. ca board ,l.r., nrcl
T. NV" Themselves IN the best manner they
could though only t,.ose who could swim well
had any chance Of succeeding. Among Tie
passengers there were two women of fashion,
who IN their despair, cntrcatcl their husbands
not to leave thcta. Ono of the Gentlemen chose
rather to die with lis wife than tor,ak,, her; th
other was moved With compassion for Iii, clli
'rrn. and tn. His wife. that for the good ..
their childra, il WAS better one Of them shout!
I've than hvth PERISH. BY piece Of good for
tune. next - Il miracle, when one OF oIIr good
men had taken what he thought his everlasting
farewell Of his wife, in order +, save himself
and the other he!i in his arms the woman th,;
was d"arcr u him than life, The Ship wa, sud
denly saved! After this occurrence, the faith
tui par who Wer, ready to have died in e?cl.
others arms took some tritling disgust, cod
ness and indifference followed, and they have
parted forever. The other couple live together
III uninterrupted friendship and felicity
bco"t1" 1ho@@dt--Onc Of the pupils Of the
celebrated Abbc d. l'Eppc being asked i, a
Distinguished person WHO visited the deaf and
duln'l institution ;d Paris, what was the mean
ne Of tic word nmfih'Ic, Immediately took his
pen and wrote : TIE ,Htat9ry liMr Hta,4."
" icn hear two pGltnir> making ii great
deal Of nol>a on polnts very subtle. and there
fore very worthless. can compare them to no
thing but two sour apples roasting before a
kitchen tire-there is a constant spnttcr between
them il seems As if they were debating about
something, while all Che noise proceeds from tie
same cau,c-acl,hty and heat
Lord Erskinr HAHN. made most brilliant
speech on some occasion. at the Grown and An
Choir, was met the next day by learned Bro
Their, who after complimcnting him on his sue
cess observed. that though delighted cnraptur-
ed, by The speech when listening to it, vet,
strange to say. he (tI.e auditor had not carried
off single idea le could not even c;,li to
mind what If wa, about" Fr>kine, thn4 ng
himself INTO an attitude expressive Of aInlira-
ton. replied, Nor, to til ,oH lie truth do
retain trace OF it: il WAS the fra rance OF the
rose, lost as soon as she'd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28
Jefferson AAottery,
10 he drawn on the combination plan In
October next at Richmond

10 he drawn on the combination plan In
October next AT Richmond
Three Prizes, rs follows:
Monticello Estate, valued at 81 900
ShadwclI, $1,000
Albemarle, LOO
The above Estates were valued under oath
by Commissioners appointed for thai pur-
pose by The Legislature Of Virginia
U-j' Price of ! ickcis $40. There ARE no
shares o. tickets in his Lottery.
UJ' hntter myself in offering the above
series OF Lotteries 10 the public, 10 receive a
libetei patronage, and particularly invite the
attention OF every person to these schemes.
aud they viii perceive from the very Grst
lance that they are much the most brilliant
ever eoi up In Virginia and when they res
collect the object OF those Lotteries am per,
suaded there are none, but will lend a help
ing hhnd this IS not all they should look at,
there Is chance OF getting nm independent
fortune Tor the small tribe OF SO. Where is
the person who will not embrace this Golden
Opportunity
Among The above, will be found the scheme
of the Jefferson Lottery This Lottery was
granted by the Legislature Of Virginia, for
purpose well known tons all. II is expected
and sincerely hope, those tickets will not
remain on hand, but will be Immediately
bought up, by a liberal public, who wish To
show their gratitude TO n departed patriot,
who devoted his whole life TO the benefit Of
his country, aud the public generally.
u Orders from any parf of The y. states
by mail, (post pad) enclosing ihr cash or
prize tickets, will he thankfully receiyed,npd
promptly attended 10 as II on personal apIli
culion. BE sure you direct yonr orders 10
N0RTH'S Office, where the capitals are al
ways for sale. ABRAM n. NORTH, "
.hain-Sirett, Lyaetbgrg.
AIarra
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28
Col. A. stnples submitted 10 the r,or, :

Col. A. Staples submitted 10 the mnr,.
ing the following preamble and resolutions
which were nnani 'p"nly adopted =
This meeting deeply impressed with the
irrrparahie los whirh the, in common with
their fellow eitlarns throughout Tile union
have sustained IN the deaths of the ven.ra-
bile patriots, Thomas .rfirr.nn and john
Adams, ESQ -; aud being ,l.sitois IL eS-
press ihrir regret for III. loss, and respect
f"r the memory of those d'siins nshed IN
dl,iluals.
Resoirtd. That the citizens of Patrick
here assembled. mot members of the De-
hating Socrty, will JOIN in solemn process
sion With said Society. and will attend III,
exercises nf the day.
Resoired, That the members If this
meeting will wear carape on the lett aIu
for thirty DAYS
Resotped, That the proceedings of thi,
meeting be published in the Nrg,nian.
CLARK PENN. Chairman.
SAMUEL MARTIN Secretary
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VISITORS
MAMMOTH VEGETABLES.

A Cucumber growing in the garden of a
gentleman OF Charlotte,,Il lie, Va. is stated
IN the Central q aette Of the 18th Instant,
to he seven feet t,ro inches and half in
length. III seed was sent to the late
Mr.. j, flerson from the State of Ohio. An
Earty York Cabbage, raised near Aldo,
Loudoun County, Va, WAS un the qoth all
presented 10 the Editor of the American
Farmer, which measured three feet fire
inches In circumference, t1oentg one intbrs
from the top oftbe root to The end Of The
largest prong, and ,oeigding secen poun Is
tieo ounces !--Sul may Ola Vlrglaa ),
REAr THIS WHO CAM
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APROpOs

XnI1E last meeting, for he preaen, quarter
- OF Mr.. XAuPr5 Dancing scbodl sil
TAKE pince on ednesdny the 3hh ,tsi -
The Ball viii be held on Friday evening
The ] 81 al september. Ladies' who have re-
ceived invitation cards for tue season, ARE
respectfully invited TO attend.
August "a
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9Th. number ofrrevinns ca.

.,count of the Number ofrrevions ca
on eel undispnsed Of. TIN if'al "f ibis
w. ,,milAr Indictments will be- iherrf're
s" 's,noned until thu term nj Inc stssl"n~
p',mrnring IN the first Monday oi SIP
'"h Il l.. however, probable, th't
ir" "S Of these c,,i.rs will be removed In
m' 2oorpmp Court and tried 10 the court
rover 1ud rerninef.
o. TIN. Grand Jury are, il IL understood,
i.arul,ns tlrir inquiries into the alleged
P.,aaoduct of other incornafh'ed eompa-
''''' III. Sun, the Life and Fire, the Hud-
"" the United States Lombard, the
Greenwich and others.
v..y,NaroN August l6.--The eeremo-
-. attendant upon taking the Black Yell
Wv" Wv. ,rrfor med at th- Convent IN George
, "r Yesterday; wIieo the vows which are
ss,.r,,c h.r from the world, Z 10 coo-
her in future within the precincts of
~ c..o,.pt. were taken By MIS- JoSEs,
w, ,..,,,,.r of Com. JOINS, of the United
ST. Nay. The White Yell was taken
a. Miss Jones about year since.
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u Oh REV ARD, --stnyed or sh,len Iron,
% ~~tt the subscriber, nenr Lynchhurx. ou
saturday or SUNDAY last, two MARES--onc
ni them nearly blhck, siouiIy foroed. and
with lpal--the other n smaller auimal--o
bright bay, with scald On ONE Of her flank
IA very uncommon mark, by which sh,
may be readily known will give the n
bovc reward for The delivery of the mare,
IN Lyuehbnrg, or ten dollars for either, deli
sered in Lynehbnrg Fur the apprehension
and delisery oi the thief will give iae re
ward OF Fifty Dollars,
JOHN B. CABELL
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Aug. on.


#k\fUilCE.-By virtue pi u deed Of ifnsi
~ executed Ia the subscriber by Charles
Lev clen. dec. in his life time, benring date
ON the e3d day ot May, ls26, aud duly re-
corded III the Corporation court Of Lynch
burg, madr tor the purpose uf securing the
payment ot "A debt therein meni oned, due TO
John Hollius ! shall on Saturday the 9th
day ot Senl 1929, u ihe late residence of tho
said decedent, In Tho town OF Lynchbnrg,
sell by way OF public auclion for ready mo e
oey, the following property, ar so much
thereof ms may be requisite ,io satisfy The pur
poses of said deed. Ia vii. One negro
man Slave named George, one nogrn wn.
man slave, named Nanny, ID Feather beds,
hedsteads II the furniture Of The beds 3 dozen
Windsor Chairs. Cows and Calf, | Gig
and Harness, Folding Tables. : side Tables,
dressing Iahles Sideboard, | Bureau,
Cupboard, and all the otter Household and
Kitchen Furniture owned by ihn snii Charles
Lewellen nj the time the snid deed wns exc
ted--lhe interest of the said Charles Level
I'm IN the estate of his deceased iaiher--nlso
The interest oil the said Charles icwelln IN
the estate Of Mrs. Bagby his wiles mother,
and = House aud Lot IN the town of Marys-
vile, IN the county Of Campbell Acting
"a trustee, will convey 10 the purchaser
or purchasers 81 said property the title vested
in me 10 the same by the deed OF trust afore.
said, and no other.
SAMUEL MILLER.
Ang %. ld.7
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FOR THE vtRGisiAr.
Honors TO the Distinguished Dead.


Yesterday, according to the arrange
tpents made by the Committee appointed
by the Lafayette Debating Society, for
that purpose, the members and large col
lection of the citizens of the county, assem-
bed at an early hour, to perform the So
Tenn ceremonies set apart for the day.
Previous to the formation of the pro-
cession, a meeting Of the citizens was called
an account of the proceedings of which, will
be found here annexed. AT precisely half
after IL o'clock the procession formed,
aud with appropriate music, preceded by
the President of the Society, Maj. Clark
Penn, and next IN order, the Clergyman,
and Orator the day, the Rev. Bird Lowe
and Archibald Stuart, Esq. proceeded to
the Z. House. Here the President and the
other named gentlemen on entering we're
conducted TO seats previously prepared for
their occupation.
Mr.. Lowe having gone through with the
preiiminaries of Divine Service, Mr.. Stu
art rose to discharge the duty assigned
him. None but the PENCIL of the most ac-
curate and faithful stenographer can pain,
the original beauties Of that genteInan's
remarks he was indeedj impressyely elo-
quent--he evidently most forcbiy felt eve
~ word which he uttered-for 1t seems
they fell in spontaneous eiiuslons from his
Ips-A solemn silence prevailed, and every
eye was diligently fixed upon the Orator.
Mr.. Stuart WAS followed by Mr.. Lowe,
who delivered quite an appropriate & neat
Sermon.
After the meeting of the citizens was or
ganzed aud Col. Staples had offered his
preamble aud resolutions for adoption, they
were followed up by that gentleman with
some remarks which were quite eloquent
and animated he too, doubtless felt from
his heart the cause in which he was enils-
ted. He painted 10 glowing coors, in bold :,
impassoned and fgurative language, the
characters of Mr.. jefferson and Mr. Adams,
and apparently dwell, In an extacy of de-
light upon the greatness, the goodness,
and virtues Of those patriots.
At numerous and respectable meeting
of the citizens of Patrick. convened on the
18th of August, in pursuance of an arrange
ment made by the Patrick Lafayette De-
batting Society, Maj. Clark Penn was call
ed TO the Chair, and SamI. Martin appon-
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MORE Prizes THAN BLANKS,
SCIIEME.

Holders Of two tickets In this Lottery, az
IN The Odd and Even sysem, are aure OF ond
priz' aud may draw three
u : Price oi Tickets "a, aud skates in prus
portion.
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,GLIE

BY this plan of drawing, the holder Of
two Tickets IL sure of one prize and may
draw three.
~ Whole tickets 50 90 Quarters 81 "
Halves $50
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!. HIGH AND Low SYSTEM.
,irginid Literature LOTTERY. 4th class.
Will be drawn IL i.ydehi,nfg 10 October neat.
ALL ONE DAY.
TO BE DRAWN ON A NEW PLAN.
.uorc Prises than Bimks.
SGIlEal
Prize OF 5000 Dollars Is sboo Dollass


All the numbers win he put iu the Whsr.
ne Usual. All the prizes above three dollais
will be put 10 the pfiae-wh,'e md drawn 0ils
opposite the whole body of numbers. Tie
hrst drawn nnmher will dtyide the fate ~
the 5000 tirce dollar prizes, ms follows, To
vii Should II BIZ one OF the firs FIVE thpl-
sand NUMBER, that Is TO any, any number from
No 10 5000, inclusive, ail those nnnlbsrs
will, In iike manner, be eniitlcd 10 three dol
hrs eneh. Should II DC one Of The last tye
thousand Numbers, that Is 10 say, from No.
5oUl Ia 10000, inclusive, then all ihnse NUN
b0rs will Ia like manner. br entitled TO three
dollars eaeh. lhose who hold Two tickets.
sne abpso and Que below No 6eDD must Of
course draw ONE aud may daw THREE
prizes.
Price Of whole Tickets 81 Liberal allow;
Halves -. 2 Sanees 10 large
Quarters I. dealers.
The drawing will certainty tnke place in
October, under the snperintendenee oil HE
following gentlemen Judge YIN. Daniel
Gh,swei Dabpey, Albion M'Dhnin,, John a.
Neen, john Bullock, Duyid q Murrell Vim
Mkinney, Wm. W Norycll, George Whit
locke, John Bagweil, Ammon ilnneoek,
Robert Kyle, James l., Ciayior, jesse Il llnr
rison, Micaiah Davis, Col,N Butkrtr. Eliian
Fletcher, John Wills, John Hancock ami
John & Miller, Esqrs.
" Orders from distance, by mail, post
paid, or private conveyance, enclosing Tho
cash or prize tickets, will inert The most
prompt attention II Addressed 10
AUG LErTXlJTCTT.
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LOTTERIES!
..acs9-
Grand State Lottery of Virginia,
First Class.

For the Benefit of the Monongalia A
cademy, 10 be drawn in Richmond, IN the
eth September next, all in one day, o
the Odd and Even system, under the man
agenent Of the Mrssrs. Cnhens.
SEHEAIE
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MARRIED, On the 22d inst by the Rev
Lewis Dawson. At. JOHN +. TiNSLEY, 20
Misc MATILDA W daughter Of Mr.. Am
brose Bdrford, all of Amherst
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Holders oftwo Tickets In this Lottery
as in the Odd and Even System, are sure
ofone prize and may draw three
o. Price Of Tickets 81, shares in pro-
portion.
We have Tickets in all the above Lotto
ries, in the greatest variety of Numbers,
and would advise the public to call with,
out delay, and secure some of the fortu.
nate chances. Tickets are going OF very
rapidly, and will 40 doubt all be exhausted
by the time tue drawing of each Lottery
takes place;
o. Orders from distance (post paid,
enclosing the cash or prize tickets IN oiheI
Lotteries viii be promptly attended to, il
addressed TO the Truly Lucky Office Of
JONES Il XoLER.
August 9.
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YnS UNAWAY, from the subscriber, on the
- morning ofthe 18th .ust. negro man
named Pr iER, about 20 years old, large and
over common height, somewhat light com-
pected. large white eyes---hc go, away from
under tho lash, and is without chothes, hat
or shoes, except pantaloons.
II is probable he will a,m to get to Lynch
burg, as he got there several times when he
runaway from Mr.. Fitzgerald, his former
owner. will pay any person $50 who will
deliver him TO me in PiusyIvsnia, u miles
north Of Milton, N. C or $40 if secured in
any jail. WILLIAM IL. SHELTON.
aug1si 2a. Isl
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Dismal Swamp LOTTERY,

4lh CLASS.
10 be drawn in Richmond, all in one day.
80 No, Lottery, by continuation and permu,
lailon--5 ballots 10 be drawn.
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SCIIE NJ |

btrgtn'a LITERATURE Lottery. All class
1" be drawn on the High and Low sys-
TEN somewhat similar 20 the Odd and T.
ven II viii be drawn in Lynchburg in o.
tober next Rll - oup day
MN L. DDIEx n 4, mir "A as n n n Narsay