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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-09
New Patent RaasteaA.

III Hahscrher, abjpet Maker in the
4 ci'r Of Baltimore, respectfully inform,
'as pubic IN general aud Cabinet Makers ia
particular, that he has visited Lynchburp for
'4e purpose OF exhibiting his new and Liehlv
approved hedslsad joint fastening. and TINT
ae hss Ind = DcdSlead made on thi, plnu
~'hieh giaY be seen al Mr. Morriss' Franklin
sioiel, whore all Hho feel an interest ia an
Improvement IN this most useful article. are
invited 10 call and yleN it-tor IL descripiinp
81 winch he refers them 10 the very reSperts-
1le ceriihcatff atiachedio this advertisement
ire sIn,cfiber also iniofmG the Cabinet Ma
AIRS ot the several adjoining counties, that he
Aas sold 10 Mr. Robert Morriss. of this nlnc,
the exclusive right aud liberty of using and
Fenting 10 others to bf used the above nam
81 tustenlngs, aud should application be-
made Mr. NJ. will either sell the lo,tcnipgs or
T1e patent right TO use them There is no
a'at' bni The person having the exclusive
risht tor any town or county, will be ena.
bleq 10 mon0poh2e ihr business
The puhlie's humble servt
ISAAC COOPER
#e the subscribers dn hereby certify tint
W. nave purchased of Mr. Isaac Cooncr If
Baltimore, tbe right OF using his patent bed
81 sad. aud have found il q most useful inn
= IN The great facility with which This Kind
9. pr ''had can be put up or taken down. e
Yen hj ne mos ignorant servant, added 10
or sA"'' perfect strength aud durability OF
= ''''t Tug, render, II tar preferable to any
's.ht 81 ne KIND we have ever seen, ana am
sure ira. all who try il will he equally plsas.
So--.n use o. fire. when Il pet-soa whistle, +,
ta7ge AZ ,horf notice, This kind ot beJst,ad
-. 'eken down in one miunta-lhi. cir.
-t'.s ''os alone renders them inYalu,bie
wen HklluI q ur h.tul
hNcHib4tb WARr Feelsrick,bg,g
DAVID /. ku0n, Ricby.r3.
,.NlL II. COLDNELi. Petersburg.
EtCOB BALTIEII., BaHaaore.
JOSEPD " ENTGER,
yOHN NEEnEIS,
EDWAfD NEEpELS, -
Jan IL. dw,t
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NITTIUIA'
A. lul holden in the clc ks office Of the Superior
Courtof q anccIy for the Lynchburg Drtct the 2sth
day OF October, l.25.
Henry Hatcher admir- of Hardaway Hatcher decd.
and Arehlbd q atehtr, Pits.
against
son, DettS.
he scrotacas awarded in this cause not beng exc
Gated GA thu defendant Matthew Wilson, and II appear
ing Toy satisfactory e,denc, that he Is lot nm iuhabltau,
OF III country 1t surdtrt d. that h. said dsltndan,
do az pear Icr, on he INST day OF tie ext and
sht Sause II any lie against the revival thett 10y
sougl aud that ~ OF TIN, order be forth lth
serted IA sehe nrwSpa per printed the Of l.
burg, 70, two months sucrtssytly and posted Rt the
front door Of III, coult.house IA the said town.
copy. 1este.
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Y Il ElILlA.

bnEnlaE
At Rue iden in the clerks office of the Superior
day e Octnbr, lSZS.
George W. Boldw in, Pit
against
Francis Board, md Polly Yates, widow of JAMES
Yates, DpIl,
I he defendant Polly Yates not having entered her
app, arance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and II appca, ing
BY tBiaeiefy evidence that She not uhabtant Of
tEN country Is ordered, Il at lie SAID defendant t,,
ap, her on tho first day VI tLc next term an, ausw
th' hliaf the rlamu, and1hat VopyOf tins order he
ioru'"li' ihstl t'd IA anmc newspaper Vil.tud mthe
b"hoi i}nehbnrn toi two months successfully and
posted at ucfrunt doer he court house IN The said
h"h' AepPy. 1Hte.
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At ulc, holdcn IL thr clerk, nlre If tn. Superior
C'mi 81 Ghancery Tor the Lynchhag District, thu 10Th
day ai Detab g., lG2t.
Mary Aun Mas ,adlsN oiIo,eph Mays, dee. PIT.
David = W iilian KYLE. prits.
] h defendant ililan * I'm having enteicd lbs
appearance aud gaNn -,curiiy according Ia tht Of
Assembly aud the ruics 81 this court, aud appcs u
by saisetOr rs eBcr thIf H. - an nbabi ~ 81
tbs county II sntorrcd. thai tac said defendant 10
appear he' On the IL day Il the term and Az.
,wor the bill oi tn plnuf AID TINT Il COPY tr, ur-
der Il, forthwith inserted ~ spaprr prut q IN
Tho tuAn 1t L}ncbHntP iUr two months suects,Nria,
and posted at the of tn court house in tn
sad town. fOpy. Ieste,
"a T. WILLS, c. c.
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Virginia
Az Hue, holden in the clerks elrr of the SuFero,
Court ol Ghancery ior the ynehDu.g Dislrct, Tie sh
day Of October, 1928.
lhUnas Adrtdre, Fit
against
Jacob s~arpr, Sterling Claiborne, Nicholas Kenny
George ,. Holloway, George b. woodsun and Jnh,2
Camden. De1t.
he defendant George S. Holloway not haviul
,h hi appearance and gwen security according To he
OF Assembly aud thu rules OF tbs ind appeal
mr. By ss,I5dr'uN evidence that lac NH nni-
OF ths country II - order, d. that the sad dtten,
cant do app on thU hSt da, Of the next x
answer TIM III Of ho plain rit and tlat copy OF this
order forthwith insert III Somc paper printed
IN ia, Town OF L!nchbu' T. Tor " months succesyry
and posted at tht front door of courthouse the
sad town. Copy, lcste,
l
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pTmyHE Ell.

! HEORGE FRAR was raised by Mr. 1e.,e
Meadows, Of Granville county, y Caroligs,
an is six years old nest spring. and i, a very
beautiful chesnut sorreI, perhaps an auLlr6
handsomely marked, 8 feet 3b or 1 inches
high, powerful boned limbs, lsrgr muscles l.
compact, and symmetrical fora, aud va, ct
by Richard Bullocks celebrated horse SIR
George, who was got by Knight 81. George.
who was got by Gregury's ST George, WHO
was got by the imported ST George. George
Friars cam was got by Palsfox, he by the
noted horse Jolly Frar and he by the Old i'm.
ported Janus. His grandam by Celia, he by
old Celia aud he by The old imported Jams
II is unnecessary to comment on this blood
HM b. VAUGHAN.
Feb l6 cd,ylS
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Matte Bra9l'S GeOgrughg.

GsNliE subscriber has been appointed %
X the agency for Matte Bruins, Geogap91N.
Persons wishing TO obtain this very 'aIuae'ss
work, will please call at the pew BOOK "N'
Stationary establishment Of mus
CHAS. 3. NiTliEkS
IAN, 20. ts39
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L L \ y K LIN
EYSlTE,T.-

TIC Subscriber has rcmored from tir
Washington, which he has occupied tor
more than two years past, 10 the Franklin
Hotel He returns thanks 10 the public
for the patronaS" he has received during
bis residence at the Washington and. az
he will continue 10 use his utmost rNrrtiuns
tn give satisfaction t. his customers, h. So
llcits continuance of 1t at the Franklin
His table shall always be rs Woll furnished
as the markets will admit.
He has attentive and careful Ostlcts, and
an excellent Stable.
ROBERT MORRISS.
Nov. 81. ts3o
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.LACCE@,

l HAVE ON hand $4,000 Ibs, we'll cured
4 family Bacon, which val sell on ac.
commodatiug terms.
CHS. l., DlBRELL,
Feb. 23.-c4v29 Opposite the Va. bank.
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A. B. DAVIES, Ok

II The parties in the above eareo ,,.,.
take notice, that on Friday the l7lh Of NJ
next, at my house, la The town of NJ, ~
gov, shall pIoccedto settle and alius, a..
accounts above referred 10, al which ti,p,a,',
place the parties viii attend with their -.
counts and vouchers ~
CHARLES L. BARRETT
Feb Is. cp4w Cout4j.g;,.,,-
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At rules holden III thu clerks ofre Of he Superior
Court Of ohance"y for the isuchlurg / tlet, the 25t
day of De ober. 1925.
James II. Miller and natrick Hart surviving partners
3f David Anderson e. Co. Pits.
against
homas Starring and Henry Iync cN'ors of Henry
Lync, dec. john c. iIal Tor. Thomas East, IN b.
Irrnt, hamas DIX, Patrick II. Fontane, an John +.
Hill, Idm'rs pi Samuel HUI dee. etts.
I'M defendant homa' last not having entered his
apptara &C and gwen ecnuty according To the of
Assembly aud IN. rules Of tiis court, and appearing
by factory esId nee llgi hc not nhabiAnt of
TN, country 1t dcred thai the ,aid def ndaut do
appti here On he hlt DAY of the next and
Tn bill nignal, amended, supplemental ami second
IA nde u the plaintiff aud tina copy OF tins der
b. tuth"l serted - sumr uCwspaper printed IN the
to~u 90 l,nchburg. for months succ stryei and
posted thu IA do ro' the court-housc IN the SAID
town. a Copy. 1este,
rs J. WILLS, {. c.
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SA>NAttE

I 0sT, this evening in Lynchhurg, or be
tween that place and the mile post
on the turnpike road, 40 old RED MO-
rocco POCKET BOOK, which was
fastened with leather string The peck
81 boaklcontained two thirty dollar Virginia
N"trs.-Also, a letter to Henry Carprr of
franklin. and onc to Pleasant Preston.
d"rrcted. Halls Ford. Franklin, besides
several other papers Of no use to the find
err bur Of Importance 10 myself viii
give reward If ti'e dollars 10 any person
who will deliver the hook and contents to
W rllihn Turohull of Lyuehburg; or to my
self ~ 5traukhp county. Va.
CREArHAM I. POLLARD.
Feb. y, 1876. IL
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A rues holen j. the clerks Office of the Superior
court OF Chanrery for the Lynchburg District the 25th
day Of October. ls25.
wade Boaright ans Eleanor p. his wife late Eleanor
Z. Stone. Pits.
against,
Micaal STONE * r Of Hc7cLial Stone, dec and in
IN own Ugh Charles II. Cohbs aud susanna lis wife,
lat Susanna STONE, John u. Perry ard Frances his
vie, lae tranCtt 4. Stone. tandy Perry and Jtnses
his wife, late Jinsey Stone. Ilabtt EsAnS las Eiza
beth Stone 4ac ~ ans Naur5 ihs wife, late Nan
eY Stone, ls,sph trlee an Lucy his w1tt. Ia lucy
stone, HezekIah Stone, and JOhn VI. Perry, admir- Of
William : on dee. DrTs.
he driendans andy PER-, and JInscv IS wife. and
Jacob EYans and Nancy ms vie not having entered
th.ir ap tari net ana gten srcurty az ordug To he
act 81 sstmhl1 aud The ruiz Of has court and ap
ptarIns ht satsHctufy evidence that t, not nina
hifnnt, Of tins cuuutty 1t Is ordered that tie said de
PENDANTS daarpar hrrr tue Gr,i day the nes term
AID answer the bit OF the plaintiff and tlat a copy
pgln',d III tie town Of Lynehburg, fur two months II
cc,slVr = 20 ted 81 the front 81 the eOurthose
al the sad town. Copy. 1e,te,
rs J. WILLS, c. c.
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Az rulcs hDden IN tho clerks office Of the Superior
Court II Cha CO.. or the Lynchburg Disrle, tie z5tb
day 81 Oetobr l825.
Dasd Hunt, PIT
against
Nathan thurman. and John Parrot, Defts.
"a, defendant Jim FarTut having entered his APP
p"aanee and sgaH ssen1ity rdiuH the Of As
srubly and The tit 81 this ard u appearing by
sautaetofy evidence that he u lnbabitaut Of
this ronurs: It's dared, thai the sand defendant DO
appear hsrr IN the hfsi day OF thr and
sVtr IT, bill uf he plaintiff AID thata copy ot ths
der BE- tofibvI'h inherited ~ ncv slaHe printed
~ rhe In 81 l5nthburg ioi tau months suecessvcy,
and pessd az the fou door OF The eur -heuse th.
sad tuWn. Copy. ltAfe.
=. WILLS &C.
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Feb %
fNN kE%H'

F'HE Rooms a]iniaias the YIrsioan Of
o"r', they are well suited for an odce
orsmeii tore, Apply Ia the printers.
Feb - trisrG
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Virginia
At Itui,s Oldtn in the clerks Office of the Suseror
Cour' onaHceN for ,he Lynchburg District The 2oth
uay Of oct be-, lbs
Eal ziildi &. as, pt.
at
Jsmcs Holder, Chsrles " son and Daniel 6. Farley,
! he defendant Daniel :. Farley moi having entered
his appearance and gwen secui according thu act
II Assembly and the ules OF this and APP caring
by suu.iaetury ~ dcnc that h, - not an nhabant
TINS IIs urdert that the said defendant d.
app, AZ hrtt The fl day OF The IN and a.
~ bal oi thu planIh ana thlta caI3 tbs or3t uc
iurth Nth lns"rtcd III sDme ne paper yiuted IN the
town OF lyhc5burs, tof TAO month, ,stvoS, and
pos ed at the trout door OF the cuut-house the SAID
Town. A cory. lcstc,
% J. n Ills, {. {.
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TiTginia
A r..i.s ,li.n n the clerks osce - IL sr,rerif
Cour Of hHeefy Tor the Lyhehburg Di.uiet, H.. 4sth
DAY e Delotaer | -.
> IiiafB Is. Hsfris, Pll.
EdSad t.arris. fohn I. Harris John Harris. j. IN
Dtgfa. AID iai -. EipFss and John TIA trsr-
chants AID patnerB nndsr %. 81 i aud fIH u Degs
n ifsrrIa. Drfs
he dtsudant Ed0afd Harris not having entered has
spPrafncr aiid gtf"n s,cutiy dig the actoi
AsstfuDy ad h. rHles a. tins cnurt, and apparugl5
10y cttdtn uat h. al nhHbtant this
cuuntrY i - Idsfed, TINT the saId defend ~ do
appsar here On n 4 81 day VI ths and at
The bill ui thu paiu'iti and fhst co Of fhs
der BE- fGffhsih inserted "a snHs ~ per -ued ~
tn town Of ~ ehhpfg,t months soee.ssiscly.
posted the doc Of the eourt-house IN the sand
town. Copy. Jcslc,
l., WILLS. {.
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s3DU GATIOlfa
MIR. d MRS. LETBA,

DESPECTFuLLY inform the inhahi-
IA lants OF Lynchburg and is vicinity, that
assisted by their son aud d young lady, they
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Feb %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

menu that 1t was so much 50 the want OF forts al
tue superior force OF the enenys fleet And had III,
forts been there md by either accident or any 9th
cause, faileo Into the hands of an enemy thus hav.
ing superiority atsea, what would not then have
been the consequence?
have now nearly done, except to make an apo
iosy Tor thinking the Heads OF Departments are
not perfect in Their Characters ornniscient in their
mentai powers, nor supereminent for their general
knowledge OF business and of facts They EXHIBIT
us IN their naval tactics-for they are the first
admiralty thai ever heard of who dreamed OF
ni'king officers and seamen by equipping Ships of
luz guns IN time of peace; and, | suspect many
years VIII not pass Oyer -haf-a sa 49,.
Dry pe-t~cys'em Is highly injurious one 10 YES
seis, 20 much so, as tiia, fully believe some of
'heir staios VIII not be quite sea, much more faht-
worthy, wheL they are wanted
the sspiency OF the Engineers has not, think.
eeen exhibited; IN their paying so niIe attention 10
o. MARY but Charleston II, ii seems, 10 be made
Depoi-Charleston the harbour of which is un-
comfortable for g feet water-while ST. Mary's
according to some accounts, has 20, to Others, SO
ieel. PER EGRINUS
Z. s. There are two facts in the history of for
uncailons. Lord Wellington's fortifying PIeiite
de 1hdrceHo IN the Douro ,under an idea tina THAR
shal Hossena would attack that way The Mar
snai dld not wish to waste time, troop, anu
out nanked. Bergen OPP Zoom was never taken
- ~ He"cne4y tIli Or L 1Tafiam attacked It,
ahd' although within an oiits capture he failed
but, bergen op Zoom has never saved Holland -
Nor VIII Gibraltar ever be held by power ~ no j.
not superior at sea la short, on the present plan
OF warfare, notifications are in great measure
useless. The erection of For Rouse ON which
? Were spent in vain, is an evidence ha, there
Is little philosophy in the heading OF the Engineer
corps. Men OF real mathematical talent, and at
'ached 10 such studies, would surely have ava led
o. al fhefr inc l.
va'io" at point acknowledged and known TO be
90 near the linc But, they proceeded to work
IKE ariIzans of an ordinary cast and simply obey
ed their 'nructions. OF course, all the money ha,
been lost to the u. s. Such are the men whom
M McDatie would believe as infallibie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07
no DETERMINATIONS.

tE subscriber encouraged by the credit Of the machines
A made by ms late father and n,elfond also by en-
enlargement h. has these last four beas
TO inform his friends and the public eueray that he
nues TO make both Portable aud Fixed Wheat Threng
chimes Of different ami reduce prices all
male OF the hest materials put together the strongest
ner and hopes the respectable undersigned will
sufficient ecomm sndaOn
JOHN EXALL, opposite the Post-ofEee.
Richmond Feb. 8, 1896
have used MIR. Exal's Wheat Machine for four years.
have no hesitation saying, that OF the best rrs.-
ing Machines in this country II certainly teses wheat
faster aud cleaner aud lees liable get order than
machine have aud believe have all the
modern machines OF this country II Syery durable, being
principally of cast iron, and will last, ii tn
% at least, aud the end will be the ohtaP. Of all
machines HILL GARTER.
Shirley, Jan 80, 1925.
have had in the Exall Portable Wheat Threshing
Machine for years. and have hesitation in sayng that
durability expedition and saving of grain is far superior
any Tfeshing Machine have The facility with
which II moved u different farms gives also decided
vantages and It'll easily kept in order. J.AisCIIER.
bermuda Hundred, 3ist Jan. 1926.
am well satisfied with the work performed by Mr.. Exafs
Wheat Machine, and greatly prefer other. have
use JOSEPH MARY
Richmond, 1st Feb. 1895.
REEEREEcES TO
J yS Wiekha%,, E'q YIN. F; Wshham Esq.
d.. Trent, too numerous 10 mention.
N. d. Wheat Fans, Straw Cutting Machines Com Shell
ler and all kinds Of Agricultural Implements made the
best manner. Smiths Work In general.
Feb.4 87-n
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Nut one blank TO n PTzel
Mode of Dretcing The Numbers will be put into
wheel suaand in the other wheel will he put the Prizes
bore the denomination OF ST. and the drawing TO progress
the usual The 10000 Prizes OF dois will be
warJed 10 the odd numbers Of the lottery ss the
h) depenneut the drawing of the cipal prize of
$4,000 that is 10 say il the $4,000 should come out to
odd number then every odd number the scheme will be
tlcd dollar prize. the $4,000 should
number then all the numbers in ths scheme will
be each entitled 10 prize Of dolls.
Odd numbers are those ending NTH I, ., ., 7,oro.
EUen Numbers those srdiHg ui,b 81 G. 8 or o.
This node OF drawing only enables the Commandment
complete the whole oeyin drawings bu has the great
advantage Of distributing the small prizes regularly TO every
alternate number the scheme that holder Of two tick
els shares oftrket, lone odd and NUMBER
will he oeftan Of obtaining least prize, and 10 the
raliO-for any greater quantity.
ticket drawing superior Prize in this scheme
sieteJ from drawing inferior also many tickets,
lore, will necessarily ohtainiwo prizes each
all prizes payable CASH, and the whole to he drawn 10
oac Day, on fHE 10TH OF MAY NEXT, under the SUI
perntendapce of,he Cpmmpner Of Lotteries appointed by
,he Governor and Cornell 81 Maryland
Tickets will soon rise aipreenihey may be had The ORR
whole ticket, 81 Quarters 81 90
Halves 2 Eighhs 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

The u,ho of he abgpe paried tius sold at CO.
HENS OFFICE, No. III Market street.-the 1000 dollars
half and quarter tickets the $4,000 also in
shares half quarie ,nd two eights The fortunate
holders Io PLEASE hand send them in pGy@ early
nay for them, the CASH. usual at CO.
HEN's OFFICE being ready for all prizes tds moment
they dru,vn
III The three first drawn numbers Of different examinations
$685. 521 and 1854 ageeabiy TO the scheme there
fire. all tickets ending with either l. prizes Of so
theb, in addition whatever PFise they may have drawn
CoHEH'S OFFICE Ne. M Market street.
Baltimore, Feb 10, i826.
1--WE have the pleasure topresen the following scheme of
tue next
No g. TO he drawn the odd and system by which the
holder oo tickets certain of obtaining at least ONE
PRIZE any may draw THREE This mode Of drawing
secured by letters patent uuder the seal Of the United States
TICKETS ONLY FOUR DOLLARS EACH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07

II The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
and three times week during the session of the Stale Leg
tePrice the heretofore, Five Dollars per anuum,
payable advance. Notes Of Chartered speciepayng banks
ouly) will be received payment The Editors will
the safety Of RENTING them BY mail the postage Of all let
ters being paid, by the writers.
II No paper will be discontinued (but the discretion Of
he Edito) until all arrear.yes have been paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, Or LESS-Frst insertion IS cenb-each
Continuance, so cents
advertisement inserted until has either heen paid
for assumed by person this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07
Ar FIR ST COST

VIE subscriber attending n. York
= i offers hisprssen valuable Stock FIRST II will
be found we'll worthy the attention of Merchant Taors and
others aud principally consists OF "
Cloths, CGssineres, Vesfiags, Ready made
Clothing, aud TRIMMINGS Of .ers superior quality.
u All persons Indebted u min respectfully requested
to make payment before the 10th day OF March, otherwise
VIII be commenced against them aud all per-
sons to whom he indebted will present their
payment THOMAS LAMBERT, Merchant Tailor
IL Clothing will be made to ORDER usual, until about
the 10th OF March,
Feb.
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JOHN g. IJiLLLd.N GILLIAT,
(. At

9a 300 SACHS ;s s be-. 's;ns Liverpool ALT, esrs
~ halt pipes andq casks very superior old L. f. M4de
Wine, imported direct Two years ago,
10 fihds, prime ST. Croix sugar,
so Bags Green Coffee,
80 Boxes best Durham Mustard, just imported,
. Tierces new Rice suitable Tor retailing,
Crates Liverpool Earthen Ware, good sssortnenss,
10 Boxes superior Olaret Wine,
Gases best London cloths cassirneres we'll assorted,
Case bang-uP cords 3. veIveleens,
do stout low priced Irish Linens,
Bales German OznabuTgs, ficklenburss and Burlaps.
Fel. Ia 9I-30t
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800" Il '1IscS' TUOJ,tfU
Only one and half BLANKS to a Prize
This lottery arranged the established and popular
mode by the combination of three numbers upon each
and their ORGANIZATIONS there being only SO numbers
whole of which will he drawn from tie wheel.
requires ticket to contain tn, Of the da Nos
10 enie the holder capital prize; aud that which
tans tho three la numbers, in the ser in which d. avn
the s.and capital of Sixty Thousand Dokiars!
ticket with only of the drawn numbers be prize
OF Fire Hundred Dollars and every ticket having
OF the drawn nnmbers will be prize OF Twenty Dollars.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Ticket 20 dollars Half iO-Quarer Eighth
50---Twemeih L.
~ The cash paid FOR prizes drawn.
- All letters pos paid enclosing cash prizes
vous lottery, very punctuay answered. Address to ~
YATES MINrYRE, Washington CS}tss-
Feb. %. 95--2tSty3i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-07
pIRGLJvI.a GaRDENER.

TIRGIyVI.a GARDENER.
ID ANDoLPHS cULINdRY GARDENER, enfare ed and
Al adapted the present state Of cnat, by expert
eneed Gardener, native Of Vngnis, priee so cents Just
rublshcdhy COLLINS & co.
Eastern District Of 1irginid
Def Rendered. That the 6t day Of Jan ia the s0h yesr
- Of The Independence oftbe U. States of Amcres Coas
.gsrsts and Company of The said dc have jeposted IN
H. tbs Office the title Of book The right whereof they
ffsT claim prorrietors, in the words following a. vii
"Ranjopbs Culinary Gardener enlafg anil adapted the
present state Of our climate, ~ experienced Gsrdeue
Native ofVngihia"
In conformity the at Of Congfe,s Of the United stses
entitled AN act for the encouragement u learning, by
Ing the copies Of maps, charts sud h1 10 the suos sod
popret Of such copies during the times therein
fed" HD; IEFFHIES, cfcyE
u The Eastern District Of Va.
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