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sea. .ZNyE.

ulIlckeis may be bad at Sc, and share, in
proportion, nj nv
Tie pabIie viii observe At the very 6rs,
glance NJ the above scheme, that il is de,i
dedls the most BriihoBi one ever rot M in
virginia, and, nj the difference in price of
Tickets, il may be justly said 10 be tquaI il
not superior TO hny IN the U States, AMI iie
Drawing is approaching very rapidly and
tickets are becoming IN very great demand
and mus soon advance Adventures, there
fore, should not delay n single day in calling
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TFhe whole of the above marked thus v
were sold NJ C"hen'r othcce, mo. Ia Mar
krt street.-the 100000 IN onc half and
Nv" quartz, Ilchr y, The 100000 also ~
shares If "ne AL, ON quartz, aud lwo
rIghths. Th' toriouste holdrr- will please
hand or send thcm in for p,Supnt az early
hs may BIZ c"nv nlent FIR lhem the CASH,
as usuel At i"'e - oilicr, being read, for
all prlArs the moment they are drawn.
q - The three ffst drawn mlnbcrs Of
diff rrni terminals ,eip 3q3B5, 52GQ Il
aerecabh Ia the ch-mrs there
fore, al ticket ',dl & with either 3 or 8
ar" prlzes al $40 each IN addtlon Ia what.
ever plIze they might have drawn.
febroary %
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RuLYLUcHY OFFICE

and secure II chance in the above road TO
uenHh-whcre the { ash " i'll be paid fof all
prizes, as soon ms drawn, il sold ut nv oyf;ce
IL Orders from any part of The United
States, by mail or private CONVEYANCE. enel.,.
sing HE cash or prize tickets, (post pa,d) fSr
tickets or shares, will meet the same prnnn,
aud punciual attention as il on personal m.
pliraton. addre sid 10
AB1ARx n. NohTH.
Dan. 49, - Aynehburs. Va.
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mississippi. This state IS in some
what singular condition with respect I" her
Senator. One of the present iucumhcnts,
{ Ar Ellis) holds his seat by executive APP
poiutnent, the Governor of the state ha-
wing filed a vacancy which existed, during
the interregnnm of the legislature. The
legislature is now in session, and is said TO
be equally divided between Mr.. Ellis and
Mr.. Reed, each having % in his favor
A majority of the Srnate is for Mr.. L.
and a majurity of the House for Mr. Il.
1t is supposed under these circumstances,
that the Legislature will adjourn without
making choice. If the CLAIMS of the
candidates are any thing like equal, we
think the mere fact of incnmbency ought
TO turn the scale in favor Of Mr., Evils
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Virginia. state LOTTERY,
FIRST CLAss.

FOR TIE LEVITT OF TIE
Dismal Swamp Canal Company.
81 No. LOTTERY b. Formulation. Balloiste
he drawn.
j y YATES, mud A M1N1iRE, Alansesrs,
~ DRAWN ls1 MARCH, 1896.
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e. We are authorized 10 sag that Col.
Pleasant NJ Goggia md Mr.. R..bta
Campbell the delegates fraan Bedford To
hr Legislature bit, decline heinz consi
deted candidates NJ he nexi eleetica.
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ny last Nights Mail.

Virginia Ltgisiqfufe The bill abolish
Wg The Board # Pubic Bo,hs, has passrd
The II III al Bee Itirs, ayrs liz, mrs ~
l'hr bill granting In NJ. Jefferson tht PRIV e
IL < ~ slisroslng ol i,is rrnpery ., l"ue.
~ spassed BOTH houses, in the Senste BY
"',1s.at / 10 . Ia the II, Of u. y vote.
Ot Is3 10 81
Congress McDnarR smendmrn,
To tina Constitution l. uader Discussion -
Nr, Web. ha4 ~ ken in ia fsor Nj.
st"rrs, ii y. Y against IL.
aZe
o. NJ. CLAY Is departed In br 40 W
rs 10 h. enntn"d 10 his rnopn, aud unable
I" attend IN his public doiirs.
{ = We regret III announce the death,
90 ! ncsda, last, III Richmond, If Nj,
LtTtS .inrss, y delegate from Montgn,ne-
~. He attrpd rd thr Hou-c !, III. moru
'ne ol lhe DAY be- died, Attending ano,hrr
evidence II the uncertainty Of lie. Nj A.
~ The third mrmher who has died during
1 4 4
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SURGICAL OPERATION.

Drs. Ovens and Davies we're last week
called TO visit a child Of Mr. David Hoffman
of this place, about 10 months old, who
had by accident or the carelessaess Of the
servant taken large dose ofLaadanum--
supposed two or three teaspoon fulIs.-
Tiny at first used the strongest emelrcs
both by the mouth and bowels hut tn no
effect, They then resortrd to the use OF
The Stomach Pump, and by this diificu II
and delicate operation produced relief
And though some fits occurred the next
day. the child has now nearly recov cred
and is doing well.
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NOl HEX >pl.nd,d dlsuIbu.lon rom
SonlN'7 uFflCE, ia Mnlkrt.st.
Ottl' AL LlSl al lie drawing oil The I'd
CON ohdat.d
tiK ND I t1E LOl n nv MARYLAND
Il LIZ 4.
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NE w PVBlTc.4TIO.t,S

; III Suhseriber has The pleasure, of m
no"o'ing ~ the public tlnl part Of his
lug expected supply of
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Captain Harrington.--On Tuesday
week, Governor Tyler presented 10 this of
fcrr, in the Hall Hf the Hoase of Dele
gates, surrounded by The dignarrrs of the
state, and tae beauty of Richmond, the
sword voted to him by the Virginia Legis-
Iatnre, as token of gratitude for his gal
LIANT and successful conduct during the var
Of I8I2. Gov. Tyler made very neat
speech 90 the occasion, which was appro-
paiatrly and modestly replied to by Capt,
Warrington.
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o. WAsUIsGroN' BiRTH,DAY was Cele-
hrated in this place yesterday, with the usual
military honors, by capt khode.s handsome
company OF ARTILLERY
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TNG VIR CINE "A ~
LINtnbURG FEBRUARY ~, lsse.

L. We are authorized to say that Gro.
W. NELsoY. Esq. viii be a candidate at
the ensuing election to represent the coun-
~ OF Campbell IN the II. Of Delegates.
DECENTRALIZATION satl day Last, the dead
body OF On Iuiant was found T. an arch. m
the upper p4n Of town, apparently born
aud deposited there some days brtorc.-
The body was found by mcre accident,
some boys playing having gone into the
arch 10 search for a baIl-The jury of in
quest came to decision about dark YES
terda', designating, " from train of cir
cumstanceN," the supposed mother and
murderer of the child, but, as the evidence
was ncoocIusse, we rorbear to mention
her name.
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'i>vWst ale

ray virtnr ala deed al trust made aud ~
~ rcntrd by otml. Coleman, on The lurh
day OF May ls2I and ii record ~ The clerk
Office Of Amherst county court, the under
Signed orrilher one OF them viii, On Salur
day, the 18th day Of March nest, upon the
preuu.ra, near Thomas Coleman d, on Harris
creek, IN sad county, exposc 10 sale Tor cash
10 ihr highest bidder, thu tract OF laud whrir-
On the said ami. Coleman re-idrs, contain
M ! no mere. III IRE or less, the same allotted
10 him ~ fhe 4. . r.ion Of his iihcr and moth
err landed property, aud The same bud de
scriDcd tn the above advertisement .. Jumr.
/. lullHtTr1', which claims "A pIiority 1t
The same tlmo and place, two other lrneis on
parcels pi laHd, one containing 100 acres and
fbr Other l2e acres. lptpE on the WATERS oi
liar,s creek adjoining Inc lands Of lho.E ole.
ma1. Dan /. Christian aud others one 9th
~ lract adjoining the Int Dr. Cabcls hand
on i.c Bar mountain, continuing II = u.
ere.
WI MISC be sold, or Tire same rerms, before
the door III John Herrnc, 5 tavern, IN Lyucll-
burg on lhe I'm day 81 tho sane month
tAiarco in16) eleven valuable nrBrprs, 10
wi. Ben. fndlis, Nara, Plrr,apf, Jack-on,
june, ID Jamrs, ppsiua5 Nry, mi two IN
tauf children Of Naia-aelch lICe oily a the
trnstre hold ~ Ter sud dsrd viii be convey
Cd to Tue purchasers
clio. W. TURNER
II
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THE PlRiFE OF THE REGLA.
1t may be recolected that upwards OF
"o years since, there appeared in inns pa
per- detailed account ofthe piralieal e.
'rfpn2e carried on from r., gla a place in
me harhor of Havana. This puhca'Dun,
coming as II did from nnquestlonahlr sour
ee', opened the eyes Of he American pru-
op ana the inhabitants If Havana, 10 one
VI me CHEF scenes of these bar0arous and
wicked onlrages. 1t was thus essentially
mf''ceahIe III the suppression Of piracy 49,
Manuel Garcia, the individual drslgnatcd
III me Courier as connected with these pj-
'''e', alter several months had elapsed.
e'nhtnced al ac'ion for libel against
oir edtor, who being furnished with clues.
"htlln all Necessary information, sent
commissioners 10 the Havana to examine
Witnesses, the result Of which is thus rrI.
SS9oy Mr. Randall, an agent of the United
naie', who had been sent to the havana
j." gan information upon the subject of
',F,' Puacies. in letter tn the Secretary
.ola'r' communicated by the President
=" on2ress In 1886
Puh'lcatian appeared in the Charles
.'' Conrer IN or about September, 1923,
!. relation 10 this subject. containing de
@7 81 the transactions at Regla. \ suit
{" "as brought IN the Court of Carolina. by a
"P'9la'd Of ReSla, against the editor If
' mt courier, for "A libel. in charging him
"''' nrlog concernrd With the pirates. 4
commissions ila been sen, to this place TO
sAan'nr witnesses IN behalf Of the defend
az ~ Justification Of the publication. and
u; ,'e ''mm,slon IS now oprn. Tae sablpCt
" "'och talked of, and have bcra told by
,g''e'"' The commissioners, and by many
y, =, ''e most respectable merchants Of this
s rl' mat every allegation in the piece
. ,a as l3h'lIlons is anqurslionably true,
5 5"' so>'' p'lbIe of foil proof. if Witnesses
: 10 "'cIare the whole truth. But such
'"' rear OF the prosecutor and his asst, /
G ,,S, u'ai II will be dlilicult 70 find witness
,','"y enough 10 expose himself to the ycu-
Z, '"ce ct these men, or disclosing at t.hs
ir, % what he knows of their practices -
t,t 'e publication is said here to he a true but
~ "''u imperfect sketch Of the horrible
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llI1TTCAITQA.
Feb %

bAIIT oVfll8 HHN 01mUIFf CFssINU UT IHC
Il eubscnbers SCHOOL will commence
~ Monday the 2!th insl. February
J e REID
As heretofore, FIVE or six young ladies, sta
druts either Of the subscribers school, or any
other scb3ol in town. can be accommodate
Ntsh board on moderate terms. The slrictesi
attention tgdl be paid 10 their health, a. wei
as 10 very thug relating to them as students
+. :. Ii earnestly requested tha' s.
dents wosld enter Al % carly d day a.
possible Ia the session,
Feb y. luf &c. r.
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AND upon he sameday- & places above
sill hr sold all the r,si nary interest which
said Coleman has in the property above de-
srrjb"i ~ the advertisement ol Jainr4 T. Tai
lairrro s. aud Geo " Turner e Baulord
aick' s., - virtue of another rn.t decd, oNc.
cnrcd 5v aid samuel Coleman, 10 the under
signed. uG the nh INST also 81 record IN Am
herst county court clerks oilcc-such title
only as hold will be conveyed 10 the pur.
chaser.
CLIO. " TURNER
Feb % tds5I
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lhttHgeneer.


From he " York National .3apocate.
NJ. Edtor--luur correspondent Pau
D., nbo avs that Mr.. Secretary South
ard ard Commodore Rodgers have issued
., orjer prohibiting one officer from lend
,,,,n,y or clothes IN another puts me
,omiud of an anrcdote which occurred N
Mediterranean, 10 the ommodore, and
nlcb he must have recolert"d when IS
Sang the new land let me add disreputa-
bic order.
We had way, a milshipman on board
onr sbrn. dhp Consttulinn,) by the name
,fpolIud--this wa in 1901 or :. Pol
lard bplng once in the steeraGc with the rest
of the midshipmen, laid wager that he
would make the Commodore give him
pprnission to go shore, and also lend him
ms cooked hat, sword and money. The
bet was readily taken up, and considered as
won by the opposing party Young PoIlard
watching the opportunity, went into the
cahi,. Commcdore,a said he, Il have
not b. rn on shore for Ximnnhs--yon will
not consider il improper If request your
permission ~ so on shore To day - Ger
tgplr not, said the Cnmmodore--" you
rsn 90" Pollard bowed" Commodore,
Ihnp no sword, AVID don't like to visit in
,he cltr iL"ghnrn or MarseiIles) without
svri--,Ill YOU have the goodness to lend
NJ Oae of your dress swords :" 20 yes,
boy bring me- onp of my swords from the
forward cabin.o Pollard hesltatcd aud bow
td--"Hnu gave an order that none of the
zl,,,,ll bn,,, ,,I
hat have 10 chapcan, aud no" have a
asWord, can | have one of your hats y
The Commodore looked at him awhile,
and said, we'll, we'll you may have one y
,be boy was despatched for the bat and
Sword which the midsbiPman took nndrI
bsmm and marched trlumphantly to-
wards the door, which on reaching, he
nrnei round, and looked hard 1T the Com
modore-" Well, what next :" Why,
Commodore. an ashamed to trespass oil
your kindness; the pnrser has gone ashore
II have SIX months pay due me, and have
not u dollar IN my pocket. VIII you lend
me trlAe :" The Commodore began to
be restless hut going to his desk, he took
out five dollars, and said, there, there -
80, co." Young Pollard came laughing,
into the Storage, and spreading bis spoils
on the table, claimed the bet, which on
receiving, and decorated with the Com
modore's cock'd hat aud sword, he soon
MAS r"wed on shore. | dare say Commo-
tarr Rodgers will recolect it. We have
al had many laugh on the subject. As
TO the order of not lending money or
Soihes by one officer to another, be assur-
tdlt Is Mr.. Snuthard's, who is the author
o'Ibe former order, that no officer should
9arrcI without PERMISSION Of his Captain
YOUNG NEPTUNE.
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WAS committed on the FIRST day Of oc-
v tober last To the Jail Of Charlotte
county a runaway, a negro man VINO
calls himAlfDavy Smith, and s}s dit
he is a Blacksmith by tsade, and belonEs
10 MaiorJones of Alabama, and tint he
bought him of VIM. Shanks Of the town Of
Petersburg, Va. He is yellow slender
made man, aboar fifty years old, has a
Ven on the right side Of his neck, and A.
font FIVE feel eleven inches in height The
owner is requested to comply with the
law and take hn away, or he viii be
dealt with as the law directs
WM. SMITH, jailor, c, c.
Frh. 90.
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\ Atuah 4 Aoul< =,

In TINS consisn nruJ, comprising several hun
died Volume viii be- found mnuy pi the n,nu
pppu Ar work IN almost every department If
Literature aud sr,rnrr, among others atr the
inllOVua LAW
entity s. C.iminpl Law III ! vols. phlladclphin
edIttou. 'pplrs
Washington, REPORTS In > vols. do do r. Io.
E,piuas,es Ms, Pr,ul, do elegantly
bound
srllou Practice do
Blnucy'- Reports + do
iralc's do Q do
Blnkr's Chanrcy
llcniug's Justice
HISTORY.
Rollin's Ancient History, y vols. with plates,
Watson, rel - al Philip Ihlri
Smiths English Translation of Ihucydideo, .
vols.
Aud variety of others
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
strrne's Works, D vols
Which domestic Ency rlopr din, an Ameri
can edition, with additions by Doei Coon.
An Inquiry iuto the rrineiplcs sud Policy Of
tur Government 81 tbe United Slalrs, Lv
john Taylor OF Caroline
fae fcdcraIit
stewart q Philosophy
Gibbons surveying
6eniIrs ot Shakespeare
\ Tca' numbrr OF valuable school Banks,
a.. &r JOHN X -. PAYNE,
req 20 Auedooecr,
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cessarily throws into The hands of the nj.
nonty, no one can deny the necessity of a
Convention. We cannot bal hopp that II
viii induce the opponent, Of tue measure
to acknowledge ihat something ought 10
Dc done, 1" satisfy tn people.
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FORTlFlI ATT ONs

~ 48sass
FORTlFlt Att ONs.
When tins subject NJ, andes dl.cus,inp
IN the House ot Representatives,. Air. Nr.
l. ne made the following handsome rr.
marks:
Tins system of defence lSaid Mr. Nc
I''rtj has been 'pPlotru, not only bS con
Sress, but by the people OF In county
! II has been a"ncilied by Their approbo,,on.
anu they n" u"t prepared 20 aianaon and
give It up II lrere he an, extreme. ON
'Hs SUBJECT, I, I, tnd toe people OF ibt.
country arr rather ioo SENSITIVE. IN r,p,rd
TO 1t. Ihrl have ronaldrred Ihes.. d,,,.a-
sINo works as dlnosi a sarr, d. anu loo
much he1ond Inc rraen at coa.lrs,. 80
huch "rre the rh1l#s nj a portion of II,
'l"usr 10 Sill INA due tht eAp,ndi orss
'"' "hes' o'J''ls disaPptoNtd. thai thr
procured ioi 'nr a1iaal, ui thtnl, ~ .u.
P"''- oi tbs 'onall3, thr ,pithet, of r,dl.
cas-. Aliho - tit mptnrs 81 tn.,r.,,.,t.
''me4 VIE god. n drstgn palrlotl..
ana IS / aae -cti# rai, guud-hor m. Ai,.
IL. admlntd tudi lnr rAr,tIon, I'M. nd
in"de had had soHe btutheial lngn,,,r--
y'' p''e' nuns lad aao ePra !, irom II. -
syst,,',.# ,,.,.,,,i....... - IN #N'"~ 'nia
! ,,llr5 ~ ! -
and ...#.....,,. -, ''ou" '"em
n,.l,,.,. - 'l'7 'A"'-
u, ,,....,'.. ~ vas 10 D. Io".a
one 81 tn Dta, nv aasrs, mcn 81 ,I'at d.
'ft' esad VII. 2.,ialc, | ny be- pc,.
'"'''td 10" To sPs al the lair s,,r,,..l,
lr,p,aatb III. "'o "''''"''
.',oI,,j ..,..,., -, e'''' my veil
be- p,r,oyil,d =. nay
u,u. B,.,.- - = IN Il" N"t"
I,,.,, IN a.. n,,.,..,' ~ - '''' ''7' """"N-
ten ri ,,,,,, ,,..,,i ,l..,.,' ~ '''' > .
o,n -, "a. n-,,o'.,', ,' 'o', N',' hr vas
...,., ~, ~ ''""o''s OF thai s1s-
''',rla4 OF al, 10 "hrco lclr, oler
~" '',, anu p''"',fe' 'f'oto!ed IN sysu.b
s.r.',c..s 80. '"' '"'' :. 5n'tt, whose
euh. nteard au,nI,.s al '''''' ''''
since TIA charge OF lna department.
'p'"" u III "'aI' "'ett "I 'nat distinguish
l,,,, ,,,l''' nv "'9 No" "ilh""''a
meat Ior am not ON. of ,,ns. ~.
d."n and ,rrNr and Stumble over MA.
n'' Passed. look 10 rhr future, aou
,'n ',,u ~ ",' "''', ,n''' """a the '"'o,e
The ca .nI., I,o4,,r.,,. ''p ll''1 II r'Y ""a
IN" distinguished individual. bowr,r,. i.
N"'' 'ha' j." ''rana1 pom, III III, pon,1
Of , ,'9o,'', prosecution ol lh' sys"
l,,,,a hI,,r,,me,1 , "'" ~, VI Il A." =.
',,ud BY .ouI IA IN, nor q, rr,al ',n'l ~
% us e.e'rirs- thal ne may be able
Say u W. : ''"d' IS he has magoanimou,-
nalsJ b, ,ar,r 'nn,s, aa,,'S' ' IT., mem be
~, .s,'lI,. ...,L ,'.' Inns system
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80 ,Ne~r0es f0r Sale.

bHE Subscriber has Thirty Likely
Yong Negroes for sale, on accommu
hitting terms. JNO. MREENOLD-
Feb. 20, ts54
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a Rianapper Caught.

Last Wednesdays man Of grnteel ap.
pcafnce, who calls himself Fleming mes,
and says III ut he came fran Oiange. Offer.
ed 10 sill a small boy, from - 10 years
OF -, 10 gcnteman Of this place From
the low price at which he was offered & a.
lher attending circumstances, the gentle.
man WAS indacrd 10 surpect that TIM.
was something wrong about the bus,nas,
and jones WAS arrested He was exap.je.
ed by the Mayor, and his conduct on TIT
ocraslon 'as convincing proof Of his guilt.
a'boagh he denied it to the iast. Beiag un
able to obtain bail, hr was committed fl
tnal aad has since acknowledged thai IT.
is guilty He started fr m tins place las,
Frldty IN custody Of an officer, for Abe
male, where The crime WAS committed. IL
await his triaI. The negro boy VINO wa,
kidnapped calls hiuself Madison Yo,.g, &
Says that his mothers name IS Rnoda.-
lie IS quite intelligent for his age, and
mainly contributed, by hi, sesacity, to the
detection Of his kdnapprr.
900
c. The article IN 'Indlcation of d.
Browns PdiIos phicaI opinions c,me To
hand toe late for insertion this mornrag.-
II shall appear Ia our next. Corr spooa
ents aud advertisers are requested to Sc
rs their favors early on the mornings p .
cedlns the days of publication, or sooner.
# practicable.
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u Ilckels amy be had AT SO, and shares IN
proportion, at my
Tine pubi'r vii observe al the very first
glanec at rbe above scheme, that il j, deei
dedl> the most Brilliant one ever pot un in
Nrain'a, am, at the difference in price Of
Ticket, II may be justly SAID 10 be ~ al if
not superior to any IN the L STATES, and the
drawing - approaching very rapid, and
iitkejo are becoming IA very great demand
and must soon advance Adventures, there
tore, should not delay single day in calling
al my
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.aeh measures qs u maze ~. a,ofaing
.'n' t,,, 10 thr minds oi ihr' r'P''s' ANU
- ~ ,.s hsbifs tin ileinl pie"s'rs ana a
Pf"'J ~. to 1heir fair count women.
greau" n.mb.r.--The Immortal Wash
by fsi.od Gen. Lafiyrtte-Nay the
insl'p If his DAYS br many aud peace.
fsn'a'"i !. hen God shall call him home
iaj--aul' enuseerate the soil Of lihcr-
~. rsiIor-The American Fair-Thc
~ f,h. Nation; the stay TO the pru-
ttra h. that would press too hard nr
drn' ,hs innocent, should be burnt with
tbr E'g .Ico,chmskpr.--f'hc p. B. NJ. Asso-
D! Ma. our Union rs a body be per-
cia'o" ,a1 as we are borne on by the 1rhceiS
P t,;",r NAV OR tongues be moved by the
" ',;,rs Of brneyorncr.
Yn,".ta Ta,ner.-Our Literary Department
p a,l basis of our institution; may II form
~, 4" mind, of its ineipients pillar OF
latitude. c.a.o Ma. ,ho a.
, p3 soon wave in triumph IN the
o' 'o,' # Greece and the turhaned Mos
g ,., no taught that man by nature IS free.
itn D.. Cabinet Maker.-I'he 7. b. NJ,
P,;.,ion-Composed of variety, may it
A',,' as A well worked Joint and draw as a
"I pf our host.-The members of the b.
n .soeialion-May they never want "a
lsn, 70 give 10 freud.
o'' 49, Twelve o'clock, the company separa-
- bnt ootuniil they had exchanged greet
i "r, and good wishes with the proprietor of
~, unfI whose exerllons to give satisidc-
t;on merit especial notice.
SO" T Inh[lipfRs6r.
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TRULX EUcrrY cErYtr

and secure chance in the above road IN
nfala-"here the Ca@ will be paid for all
przrs, as soon as drawn, II sold al my office.
l. Orders from any part OF he L ted
States, by mail or private ceuveyal c.. eucln.
sing the ca&l or prize III kets, (Jo.t nt,dn L.
tickets or -hafes, ~ i'll meet the same nrnmrt
aud punctnd attention as il on persan.l a. !.
plication, addIesSrdto
ASRAxN Il. MoRTFs.
'an' Az Lynchbnrg, Va.
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Virginia 0tnte ottery,

- 2 AsAtsa q = a u w.
FOK iii ELAifl1 u TIE
Dismal swamp Canal ompany.
% No. Lottery by termination. s Ballsts To
BE- drawn
J. AIS, nnd \ MIN1YrE. Managers,
10 Be DRAWN lsr mAHcn, 1876.
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iShaA sell. Al mig .iartioa Room, on
fHesdag evening neat, coaSign-
,,.,J =
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When tins subject "as nudes discussion
IN the House 81 hepte-rora,l,,,, III. Nc.
l. ne made the following handsome lr-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-28

sang out ~" iUsj, ior ;hc suo and exS ,usc usc aud
beneht OF my dear nephew, Frank hlllington when he
shall have attained the age of twenty-five years. BY
which time hope he will have far reformed his evil
habits as that he may safely be Entrusted with tue large
fortune which hereby bequeath TO him
''What's all this" exclaimed Mr. Swipes, lyon
cont mean that we are humbugged? In trusto How
does that appear; where is IT." Mr.. Drawl depositing
hs Specacies looking up at the ceiling and scratching
the under part of his chin, pointed 10 the two fatal
words, winch lowered conspicuously above the multi
tude OF their companions, and the brewers neither law
gradually fell down till it cruDblei anu crushed the
ril OF ls shirt MIR. Currie, with pale face and Cog
gle eyes, stood staring at his trustee, exactly
dersiandlng what IT all meant, though lie by his
couOtenanCc that there sudden extinction
their hopes. rs the will dat ed several years back
Frank only wanted three weeks of the Stipulated pc
Rod of possession and he hastily resolved in his mind
all the annoyances he had occasioned his aunt and the
KIND generosity with which she had treated him, his
eyes remained fixed upon the carpet and tie fell
fast upon the back of his crossed hards.