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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

ILLINOIS ELEcTIoNs.-We have been polite
ly favored with the following RESULT OF the election
IN st. Clair county, 81 po5ite this place.
For GbUeYRor- S,ioo 4I7
Edwards S4j
lfOr Congress --luncan 3s7
Cook Sac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

CHARLESTON, August 25.-The following let
ter from the Chairman, enclosing the Preamble
and Resolutions passed at the Meeting of the
Friends OF the Administration, in this city, on the
9Th ult. have been communicated for publication.
TO has ErceHency JOHN Quincy ADAMS, Pre-
sident Of the United States.
Sri have the honor to Transmit to you the
Preamble and Resolutions, adopted by numerous
and respectable body of citizens of Charleston ant
its vicinity, at meeting held on the eth inst. al
the Court House in this city.
l am, Sir, with grea, respect and consideration
Your obedient servant,
THEODORE GAILLARD,
Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

forebodinSs, the illness of JAMES SHRIvER, Esq !
the Chief OF the Brigade OF Engineers, engaged in
surveying the waters of the State of Indiana The
Mail OF Saturday broush; he News Of his Death,
in an official letter t. the War Department Ii
took place ON the evening of the Sth instant On
that very day was published in TIM paper one Of
his very interesting Letters 20 the Editors, dated
at Camp, White River. Randolph ounty, In
diana, July 49," That Letter exhibited the evil
dences Of his usual vivaciy, power of discrimina-
ton, and accuracy OF delinealion. He was high
ly respectable citizen. excellent topographer,
and OF course valuable public officer TIE fol-
lowing extrac' OF a letter, furnishing some p rite
uiars OF his death, is copied from the Baltimore
Patriot, being aiken from letter from Mr. TIL
u: PLUMMER, one of the party at Fort WAYNE,
where MIR. L.. died, dated the 9th instant
e" We did not lose all hope" says the writer Of
the letter, till an hour two before the mon en-,
OF his death. His disease had taken an unfavora-
| bic turn the night before, but we were induced to
nope 1t would change again favorable l a,n cei-
tain that no s,an ever had more attentive friends
about him, than Mr.. Shriver had. Mr.. Moore,
Mr. Stansbury, Mr.. Smith, (NIr Morriss was i'll y
Mr.. Crause, Mr.. Jackman, MIR. Stewart, and, in
iac'' all, and his physician. DIR. Cushman, were
unceasing, and omitted no single thing that could
be though, of. All, all failed and can safely
say, all of us, well "a the citizens here gene
rally, felt as we never Telt before at the death of
any man. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

while furnishing money through land offices TO
carry it on in every other part of the Union. To
do this requires degree of seldenial of which this
state is not capable. 10.
INDIANA ELECTION JonathGn Jennings is
reelected to Congress without serious opposition.
Mr.. Smith is elected in place Of Mr.. Test, the
present Representative.
BON MIR. Jennings and Mr.. Smith support the
| administration.
ILLINOIS ELECTION VERBAL Information states
that Nh. Cook is re- elected from this State"
Cincinnati Gdz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

The Secretary of the Navy left the City on sa-
turday last, in company with captain Morris,
Commissioners OF the Navy Board, on tour 20
the Mountains and Springs, for the benefit of his
health NIyt Inf
A Letter TO the Editors from Laeuayra. dated
August 2, says, g Mar ial Law was yes erday pro-
claimed in Caracas, but has no, yet been promul-
gated in Lesuayra.'' CB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

Miss Patsey Morris, of Louisa county, Va late
y deceased, has liberated all her slaves, (abou I6)
with request that they should besent to Liberia.
She has also lett $500 to fit them out, and deflay
the expenses of their passage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

mature judgment 10 sugges'. The person who
found the hrst bag also found, short distance from
X, a box, say one by two feet dimensions, covered
with canvass, addressed to Messrs Never & HUI
peden, New York, which shall also forward by
the stage tonight. Yours, very especially,
d. FI1Z RANDOLPH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

BY letter from one of the brigade under the
command Of Mr. J. SHR1yER, who are empoyed
in surveying some OF the walters of Indiana with
view TO uniting the Wabash, Whitewater, End
Maumee rivers, we regret TO learn that the laboIs
OF the brigade have been suspended in consequence
OF the illness of majority Of the party. o. the
9TH inst Mr.. Shriyer, Mr.. Moore, and Mr.. Morris
wo'e confined TO their beds at Fort Wayne, to-
getber with large number Of hands. MIR. STAINS
bury, and six Of the men, alone remained ft for
duty, and were constantly engaged in taking care
Of their sick companions. The disease OF Mr.
Sbriver, and indeed Of all the sick is a bilious fe-
yer, induced by exposure among the swamps and
streams Of that marshy country, under the beams
Of an August SUM- Hopes, however are entertain
ell of the recovery Of the sick in which case the
survey Of the Wabash will probably be completed
during the season.
We learn that fire broke out in Upper Mari
borough, on "Wednesday night last. Il was figsi
discovered in the house adjoining the Planters
Bank, which Tas entirely consumed. The Bank
was saved with much difficulty. l.Not. Int.
we lately announced 10 our readers, with SAD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-25

of chiefly to the trade, at the prices noted a.
bove; on Monday the inquiry rather abated, and
we can note only 1000 to 1900 bags having
been sold at very steady rates; but holders man
Tested disposition to prosecute sales on the
same terms, il buyers could have been found
London Corn Exchange, Monday, March 20, 1896
he arrivals Of last week were moderate for
all sorts Of Grain, but1he supply of Flour was
large. This morning the supply Of Wheat,
Barley, Beans and Peas, from Essex, Kent and
Suffolk is inconsiderabe. There are several
vessels fresh up from the North, chiefly laden
with Oats. Our millers conine their attention
TO the best samples Of wheat, and such being
scarce, obtain rather better prices than last
Monday; but for all other qualities we do not
notice any improvement Oats that are in fine
condition sell more readily, but other sorts do
not SO off freely. There is good demand for
Flour al the late reduction.
Average prices of grain, for the week end.
ing the 10Th Of March, 1926: Wheat SIS lid:
average by the Imperial Quarter, Wheat SIS Sd
Sugar-The average price Of Sugar, com
puted from the Returns made in The week end
ing the 18th Of March, is 3es I'D per cwt.
Extract Of a letter dated liverpool, March 20.
The sales of cotton in the course Of las, week
were 1850 bales, of which 1000, chiefly Up
land. were taken on speculation, and ! 900,
chiefly Brazil, for export, our imports was only
100 bags, but Notwithstanding the market
closed fatty, and sales were made a, decline
again OF l-S, we cannot therefore quote Up
lands at more than lid SIS per 10.
2lst-Our Cotton Market today has been
very quiet and scarcely maintained, notwith-
standing the wind continues SO as 10 keep GU,
supplies. The large pubic sales Of Tobacco
yesterday AND to-day have gone of at great
reduction from the previous nominal price, in
some instances, as much as SO TO 40 per cent.
lower.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-25
metals wer. manufactured intoswhat was then

metals were manufactured lntoFwhat was then
called money.
But what ought the Few circulating medium
to be This was queEtion which puzzled ma
nv. Sal, was proposed by an Oxford scholar,
who said the idea was Classical. But the hint
was thought unreasonable the clergy did not
relish it and the pkyers said they did not
wish. in that way, to at salt to their broth.
Lead was next suggested This, however,
proved to have been sit ahoat by the proprie-
tor of one of the mines in Derbyshire. 1t was
opposed, as bearing some resemblance to the
old circulating medium, which was always said
to be too easily melted
An Honorable Gentleman, now no more,
made motion for the adoption of leather, as
money. But, unfortunately for his plan, it W as
proved before Comnittee Of the House of
Commons, that, fol the preceding months, the
firm to which he belonged had been lying up
iby barrer) all the hides in Leadenhall market.
This threw dscredit on the scheme.
A. length it was recollected that certain en-
lightened nations on the banks Of the Congo,
and Gambia, used cowries as money. 1t was
proposed that we should do the same. The
philanthropist liked the idea; as they contend
ed, with such circulating medium, there would
be no forgery or coming; two crimes the ma
ture of ~aich can hardly now be described
On mature elaboration, this hint was appro, ed
and adopted. Itw agreed that the large spot
ted shells should pass for five pounds, the small
white ones for twenty shilngs. BY the same
Act which established this arrangement, it was
provided that guineas and sovereigns, (pieces
similar TO the dumps which boys play with
now should be used as small change.
This was great relief to the nation in ge-
neral, but to me in particulars. My poor wife,
Mrs. Ploddington, had always been in the ha-
bit Of twitting me with ''the fortune she had
brought me-" was allowed TO lead peacea-
bic life, from the moment in which she found
that the five hundred pounds, which she pos
sessed when married her, were now of less
value than SO many Blackamoor's teeth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-25
SO Reward.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Fauquer
IL county, Va on the 9th inst negro man DICK,
frequently called RICH2D, about five feet ten
leven inches high, dark complexion, remarkable
small head and face grim countenance, large whisker
and large scar on one of his ances occasioned from
tne cut Ola scythe He was purchased from Alexander
Compton, of Prince William county am of opinion
that the said negro has hired himself on some Of the
hshng shores, and passes for free man will give
the above reward if secured in any Jail 80 that get
him again, and pay all reasonable charges.
apr 2l-3t' HURIAH GRAHAM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-25

Though desert shall surround me,
1t hath springs that may be worn
Were it the last drop in the well,
AS l gasped on the brink,
Ere my fainting spirit fell,
IT'S to the that would drink.
In that water as this wine,
The hbatsn would pour
Should be-Peace to thee and thine,
And health TO thee. TOM MOORE.
These men had been brought together by
their attachments, and such was their friendship
and their sentiments, when Byron said
"Jfy nutirs Land Good night"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-25
J. III. RUNNELLS.
Spring Goods.


Checked and striped gnghams, barrage stripes
Calicoes, plain, striped and crossbarr'd cambrics
Jackonet cambrics, plain book and null muslns
Figured book and Swiss muslins
Black white, blue and straw coloured Iris gauze
Black and white Italian grapes
Pink white, blue, green and straw cold Florence silks
Black and white Gros de Naples, black Italian mantua
Black India lustring "A wide
Black snchews and sarsnctts
An assortment of striped and figured eros dc Naples
Sd and 5-4 black modes
Black, white and pink sattins, figured and plain
Black bombazecn So and 81 wide
Black Nankin, Canton and Norwich grapes
An assortment OF ladies' umbrellas and parasols
India feather fans, common white and painted do
Palm leaf fans, thread laces and edgings
A and OF bobhlnet, Swiss lace muslin insertings
Linen cambrcs, linen cambria hdkfs, long lawns
Irish linens, power loom shirtings, dimities
Silk and cotton hosiery
Threads, sewing and floss cotton in spools and balls
Knitting cotton,
lst and I'd quality blue and yellow nankns
Wilmington stripes, colored striped drilling
Plain and striped valen,as and bonbazetts
White jeans and satteens white and printed Marsciles
ycsting, black silk do
A handsome assortment ofwhite and cold crayats
Bandanno and flag silk L.lkfs, German 8. sp,alfed do
A good assortment of black, blue, drab, bottle, &c.
broad cloths and cassmeres
Superfnc blue cloth of light texture, suitable for
summer coats
A large assortment Of hagyain'd, Venetian and
Brussels CqRPE7INGS
Domestic ginghams, checks, stripes, shtings sheeng,
and bed ticks
Russia and Scots sheetings tckIcnburgs oznabug &c
II CASE OF LADIES' LEGHORNS.
Which, with their former stock, comprising gres.
variety OF articles not mentioned above they offer for
sale at the CHEAPEST RATES.
april 2I-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-25

Up springs the lark,
Shrill voic'd, and loud, the messenger of man.
Ere yet the shadows hy, he mounted sings
Amid the dawning clouds, and from their haunts
callsup the tuneful nations.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17
FIR THr vIRGINIAS.

Alta meeting Oft La Fayrtie Debtting
Sacirty. consen,d in the Conrt-iionse,
Of TaylorsvHe, FanIck On Tuesday the
S5h ult.-Capt SAlas Garter presided as
President, and % MOTION. phn &. Staples
Mas app intrd Secretary, t7ro fem
Col. Abram Stdpl of l'rd the follow.
ing preamble add resolHIon. when were
unanimously adopted:--
The members Of thr LAFAYETTE debating
society have heard with tn u"st polG
nant gritf Of the at If taeir dlnsirions
Father, TheAas Jefferson 4 JOHN Adams.
and beta deeply impressed With sense ni
thrir distinguished SERVERS aud pre'efni-
nenl vir'u5s base here assembled far the
purpose Of adopting measures atclAr atory
OF their proioupd reverence and gratitude
10 the memory OF those ilIustrious patriots
an Ststtsmrn:-
Be u therefore gesoiuef That com-
Mttee If ,ir,en ht aarninfed to suSGpst
such measures vs. stoni1 BE- adopted BY the
members If this society, to express their
feelings and sentiments on the lnraGchoty
occaeInn uftbe deaths Of tlr. Jrffrrso1 and
MIR. adams. Ard the follow ing are the
names ofthose who were appointed on that
comniiitee = Saml. Howell, James NJ.
Reid, Abram Staples, Clark Penn. VIZ.
SoFter, John G. Staples, 9 c. Dodson.
George Carter, Harlem r. Hall. II. Fnz-
gerald aud Haman Criz..
The said @ommttee Withdrew, and after
few fnoueprs ab scace, returned and Of
fered the following resolutions, which
were adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That. as manifestation Of
the,r respect = the mrpury. and as an ev-
idence oftiTeif grief fer the ins4 of two Of
The most reycred aad distinguished bent-
Jgsters Of the country the members of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17

Mr,,rs M'eniah c. hoorpaH .ioBte' Z. Moor.
man, Znchariah Eade mud Hm Johns0p,
NyAkE NOTiCE-'rhat on lhr Sd day
of October next, ai Mr.. S. harland's ul
fee. IN I.ynchburg, I sbai take tie aeposit-
ons nfreory Ounninslon aud others. 20 be
read on the trial OF \ snit moss depending IN
the Superior Court ofChoncery forthe Lynch
burg District, against yon--when aod. whore
attend. And if from any cause, said deposi-
tons shall not be taken on that day, Then
shall. at the same place, on the 7ih day oi the
same month, proceed 10 take them.
OLIVER MREY NOLDS, udmr
Of James Huntington, decd
Aupus, II c1W2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17
Sugar, Coffee. &c.

Sugar, Coilee, At.
90 Bags Cullce, assorted qualities
Hhds. dry \. o. Sugar
8 Hhds. prlmr 81. Croix do.
. Hhds. Wrsl lndn dn.
10 Rbls. y. q. aud W |. do.
Bills. Loaf do
Boxes Lump do.
) Iihds. Malasses
8 Boxes q. Z. aud Y. II. Teas
Pepper, Allspice, Madden
Crate Liverpool Ch;na,
Crates Farther Ware. assorted
French Bfandy in pipes y barrels
Holland and Conntr, Gin
Peach Brandy, Cherry Bounce
Apple Vinegar, ChPt Herrlnbs
Jamaica Rum
Sicily Madeira Wine
Oh MADEIRA Wioe in Demiinhns
On Gasuac Brandy IN do.
Dnnap's Az, Jame'sen's Crackers
Tnrprotlne aod Vdregatcd soap
Bacon, Lard
Lewis " hilr Lead
Jersey Wagons
A first rate Piano Forte
Mahogany Dung Tables
Side Boards, Secretaries, Bureaus
Maple Bedstesds, &c. *. &c.
For SHE bv X. z. TOMPklNS
August 10 ci@"l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17
T.rYIrF1
OF the LynchburS | ohacco Market,

Corrected tceetlg for The T6ginian,
By III A. HoLceMBE, Commission Merchant.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices OF passed To
hacco 50 o. 10 SO p
General sales from 90 to / 50
Refuse Tobacco un t. 3 90
Strips fson : 3 % 10 8 90
PRIVATE SALES
Fine Tobacco sell from 81 10 50; good
from $50 s., and inferior and common from
g to "a.
INSPECTED
Tho past week 444 hhds- passed tobacco ;
II refused total 5l5.
The crops sui contipne to be very
Inferior, and The quantity coming in is We
~ large. the warehouses are much crow
Odd, The prices in Richmond have laIlen
50 cts. per hundred the last week. and
inirripr tobacco here IS very duh. Good
and finr IL still IN fair demand, and is east
" sold " hlit the common and inferior is
quite nrglected The Foreign accounts
,tnl continue unfatofable to the trade.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17
a seperior tonrt n

VIRGINIA. AT a seperior court nf
ehancery holden in the town OF Lynch.
burg on the 9th day OF May, ls25.
William Davis, PIT.
against
Benjamin Taliaierro, adm of Roderick
Tellaierro. deed susan Ialiaiefre. Norlurne
VI. falaferfo, Samuel l.. Taliaterfe James
Rose aud Maey D. X. his wife, lsaheila NJ.
Ialiniefro, Charles 'fhl,aferrn, Willinm 4.
fniiaferfo. safab Taiairrro and Kodcriek
ralial.tro The lasl five infants by commits,
oner Hepaah specially assigned Their enar
dim. Willnn Owens, Marian Victor, John
Gordon aud Christopher Aulhony, Dcis
This napse came on his dry to he heard o.
The bill. answers oi lhc defendants Beejnmia
iallalefro. Susan lhltafrrn, Noiherpe NJ
ralial"rro, Samuel l. i,laieire, James Kose
mud Mary + his VIII, Isabella NJ. IRbe
Ierto, Charles lalihierru, Sarah Talihierrn,
William TtIialeuo and Reietirk lalalefs
-. nnd eAhiblts, aud UPON the derreiul or
hers III the twenty sixth OF Mny and 26lh Of
inly, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
tbur, which appears 10 have bteu luly served
mon The otheI defendants, and Wpsnrgued hy
counsel on consideration whereof, die ennn
doth order thu oue nt its commissioners De
take an account oi the transactions hetterp
the painii and the iuieslate of the drtrnd
hnt brnlbnin ihllalftru, an hcco6Hi 81 TN
administration of the said Beniamiu Ialihlef.
ro nnon the estate ofhis said nteslntesheWiue
particularly all disbursements on areouni pi
debts binding the heirs or otherwise rharpn-
BILE on the real estate and an account OF bls
real eslate aud ol the aunnHl value Of IL pro
hts, together with nn account al The rnnls dne
from the defendants Nlnfia Victor AMI Will
am Owens aud the said eommissioter IS di.
reuted 10 eNnmine. slhte md settle Che sid
accounts, md make report thered, 10 the
court with any matters specially stated, thot
pertinent by himself or required by the par
ties To lie 50 stated and me court doth fur.
ther order, hat The defendants Marin Victor
aud William Owens 10 pay the rents in their
hnnds, olthe property in the bill menIione,s
intn one Of tie Banks nj this place Ia lhr ere
dit Of this sui, subject 10 the future order OF
the eonrt tcpy-ieste,
JOHN WILLS, c. C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17
August II.
,v,RUST SALE BY virtue ADD in pur

nSkDSI "a LII Dy virtue dhu III PuT.
1 suanee OF deed OF trnsi, executed 10
the subscriber by Joseph A. Edds, the 18th
day of September, 1921, and duly admitted
TO .cord in the clerks Office Of pittsylyania
comfy court, shall, al the residence Of the
said Joseph 4 Edds, on Stanton River, ia
said county, four or FIVE miles above Wards
bridge, on tie 9th day of September next,
expose. NJ arction, for cash, two Horses, one
woke of Oxen and one cart, eight head OF cat.
lie. four feather bed. and furniture, twenty
hogs, one cupboard, twelve pewter plates,
three dishes. Two pipe tables, oae loom, three
iron pois, ttree ovens and three shot guns or
go much thereof az VIII satisfy the above
named trustd deed The title is deemed good,
hui none other viii be conveyed than such
ns is vested in the lrnsiee bS the deed
ARCHIBALD COCK.
August IL. eaw'2
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Virginia:
Al RUIZ ',lden ~ the elrrk,s Office OF thr su,,,,,,
eour Of han iorthc iypehbrfg Dsuict, III. an
day Of iUls. ia2s.
JANE sepch add Inlh hi. wife, FORMERLY 1nd.u.
bf""h. iee .fi'o'h " c"hfs .ils.
Archibald Robertson. william Black wiD.r pa,-
rett, samuel Garland, William Niuig Robert Mu,r. Lem.
Meir Isabella Muir, looi,s yuil, Maiy NM, Jeun
Mau u" Younger, har4h hut, Jnuet Muir ftns.s
Muir. Isabella Biack, ynew ga L. Wilam a,,y;e
az inictmarr'd th sari. Black de Marion black
Mars Brown, james BroWlt-~Rcb bert C,oedOp ana NO.
bsrt Gordon the exr adm ro John Irvine Bi own de-,
Tie defendants william BLACK. Robert Nnr -.
Muir, Isabella MUIR. Jams Muir, MAY N, an TO-
hiinr the yeanger. Sarah Muir, ianet kIpt. 49,
Muir, Isabella Blnek, Agne~ Black. Hilfnn s.
Marion Bltek, MARY Brown, James Brown tn# -,
Sordon, not having entered their aprisr.n,s .,d
gHrt security according TO the seI &C A 50 i.
and tiL rules of this court. ard - arn,s, ~, ~
sasfaciory evidence that they are rn. ~
tins country Its ordered ihaf thc said d,G.1n, J
app, here on ne tenth day ofho nea- term am s,wsr
me pm ~ e pnhups and thai asapy of Tins order BIO
I"h"iih inserted ~ some newspaper printed m the
'p"n Of IyhchDurg, for two months >uceess,, s'
nos"d Al The iront door ef the cort.hoase IN he sa5
town. a Copy, 1este. " ' s~'o
- - J. Wills, C. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17
Jefferson Aottery,
To be drawn on the combination plan in
October next, at Richmond.
Ihrpn Prizes aS follnwS.

To be drawn on the combination plan IN
October next, at Richmond.
Three Prizes, as follows:
Monticello Estate, valued at 81 900
ShadWelI, 10000
Albemarle, LOO
The above Estates were valued under oath
by Commissioners appointed tor that pur.
pose by the Legislature OF Vrginia.
" Price OF / ickcts $40. There are no
ShnreS Of tickets IN Mls Lottery.
j i 'hatter myself in Offering the above
series OF Lotteries TO the public, to receive
liberal patronage, and particularly invite the
attention OF every person 10 these schemes,
and they will perceive from the very first
glance that they are much the most brilliant
ever got up in Virginia and when they re-
collect the object of those Lotteries am per
suaded there are none, but will lend help
ing hand This is not ali they should look al,
there is a chance OF getting an independent
fortune for tue small triae of s. Where IS
the person who will not embrace this tfoidcP
OppOrtanyY
Among The above, n i'll he found the scheme
OF the Jefferson Lottery. This Lottery was
granted by the Legislature Of virginia, Tor n
purpose well known 10 rs all. 1t Is expected
and | sincerely hope, those tickets will not
remain on hand, but viii be Immediately
bought up, by liberal publ who wish to
show their gratitude to a departed patriot,
who devoted his whole life to the benefit oil
his country, and the public generally.
n Order5 from any part oil the I. states
by mad, (po,t PAID enclosing the cash or
prize tickets, will be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO as if on personal appl-
cation. Be sure you direct your orders to
NORrH'o Office, where the capitals are al
yavs for sale. ABRAM Il NORTH,
Mate-Sreet, Lyachburg.
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THOMAS II. BROW n,

ATIONNEY At INV
2EIILL pfaetce his profession in the
w Courts holden in this place also, in
the Courts Il Campbell, Bedford and Am
her,t Ills Office is kept in the large BRICK
bomse, formerly occupied ''y Mr.. Ro. Nor
r,s, at tie junnlion OF Main and Vest Streets
l.ynchburg, August ~. tc2"l