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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-17

ElY vue vf deed Of trust executed 70 ne by Edmund
~ Wills, fDr ie purpose OF indemnyfying WIN. I. Wills
Tor any money he he compelled TO Tor him his
ry, and VI record ~ the Nooway, shan offer far
sale on "Wednesday the 18Th DAY II February next DIV.
ling house the said Edmund Wills valuable stock cattle
pair livery velrsble horses good riding morse
reis Of plantation tools Of every description, vaua
Die households aud kitchen furniture four or Ave likely and
valuable neyts among whom is excellent cook Terms
cash. Virginia money. ~ ID. r. TODD, Tyusfe,.
Jal. 10th, 1926.
consent to the above sale, and shall at the time Offer
the plantation hefton now 1--we containing 1900 good
farming land with every ssafy house for tie aeeomno
lion Of large family and which generally well known,
shat perhaps farther description useless Also my tract
land IN Dinwdde adjoining the above containing 900
great part of which Of excellent quality Also MY water gr
u, which is known TO he equal " not superior any mill in
Tho country. The for the lands and mill will he part for
cash. the balance upon snd two yesr5 credit
giving satisfactory assurance for the credit payments.
EDMUND WILLS.
n o..,I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-17
FOR TIE E.NoItIR ER

Tohe Freehoiders IF the Counties of char
iote, buckingham, Prince Ed,oard 4 CUM
beriond.
Upwards of one hundred and thirty of your fell
low-citizens, freeholders of the county of Burk
ingham, ON yesterday addressed letter by express.
to VIM. j. Giles, requesting him to become a
candidate 10 represent this district in Congress II
Mr. Giles will consent, poll will be held for him
in Buckingham, and the operation Of our fellow
citizens o the district is desired by the freebooter.
Of Buckingham friendly to the election Of Mr.
Giles. n Freebooter of Bttekingb11,
Jan. 10, 1896.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-17

'Jnnius TO the Duke OF Grafton, little para
phrased, and one word Omitted, as the writer would
make no charge of personal nature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-17
Jackets adooncing and Drawing at hand
THE UNION CANAL LOTTERY

OF PENNSYLVANIA,
w Ill he drawn IN the city O PhiaI-nb;, m, ~
ONE DRAINING. - "' "e completed AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

tween Messrs. Lloyd, Findlay, Chandler, Wood
Cry, Smith and Holmes,
Mr.. Lloyd modified his amendment 20 tia, the
Ieholuments of the Deputy collector should no,
eaceed S2000per annum.
AIR. Johnston, of Lou. moved to amend this
amendment, 10 include the Deputy Collector
OF New Orleans, and MIR. Lilo, d having accepted
the modification, the amendments were concuired
in, and the bill was ordered 20 third i.ad;ng.
And then the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16

nothing 10 90 yIuh the argument, winch was
merely intended 10 prove, that Senator of the
U. ). represent y the people ofthe several u.
S. az their md, iuai capacities; and not the Sc
rerU state legislatures an their corporate cha
racterS. You cannot but see, my friends with
what persevering ardor, the spirit Of critcism has
been made TO pursue me upon this Unprecedented
occasion and trust you but see, how una
vang have been all its keenest and most indus
trious efforts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-16
MIMHrsnM TR CONGRESS

ITO he con,inue,l.l
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-15
TEIE REPOSITORY,
FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACES.
BY A VILLAGE BEAU.

person OF taste may spend few days very
pleasantly at sentcelwatering place The con-
tlnuul succession of new faces; the interesting
variety of character. and the harmonloI, inter
mixture of GRADES exhibited here are such, that
the mind Of dcsultorv man, however studious
Of change cannot fail to be amused say no
thing OF thc beauties of the landscape the invi
goratlng breeze of the country. or the medci-
nal virtues Of the mineral iountain-bccause the
last may be initiated in perfection by a bung-
ling apothccary. and the others are easily pur
chased by the fatigue of a mornings ride from
the most crowded metropolis. These vulgar
cnoyments which arc within the reach of the
whole human race. are properly dis,ancd by
persons of fashion. Much also is said Of the
keen appctitcs which are found at these health
tul places of resort, Portly gentlemen, and
pale faced ladies. eXut equally in the quantity
of fish, flesh and fowl, which the talismanic eff.
fleets the sea breeze, or the chalS beate draugn
enable them to consume. But this is surely
false taste. What can be more ungcnteel than
eating, or rather deyouring flesh and vegetables
like so many locusts of Egypt. or the f,an kline
of Pharaoh9 Can that be STYLED a polite en-
ployment which is common to the philosopher
and the savage, the belle and the washer wo-
man? Eating is certainly vulgar occupation
and cannot but marvel that wits and beau
ties the curled ,arlings of the nation-shoud
hi" to Long Branch or Balston for the purpose
Of gratifying that yoracions propensity which
gives celebrity to the boa con ,trictor. and the
man who swallows tallow candles for q wager!
The preacher condemns the cpicurc who fares
sumptuous y every day; and physicians live by
repairing the inroads Of the cook Besides, we
certainly know that the litcrati of every age,
have deplored the appetite for food the most
mpertlnent and ycXatiOus of the human propcn-
sites That it has caused many an honest gen
tleman to turn author cannot be dsputcdr and
that it has pcoplcd ParnasSlls with ga,int forms
and hungry aspects is equally unqucstionable
Gentlemen therefore who write for bread should
not go to watering places. For my part i have
always viewed this subject with the eve of a
philosopher, and have never ceased to dcp!ore
the intleXlbllity Of that ordinance Of our nature
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-15
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN S. GALI.AHER,
1t the Office Of tie Virginia Free Press.

TERMS.-One dollar and fifty cents per annurn,
payable quarterly in advance Or one dollar and
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Scmbing. Payment in advance, from distant sub
scribels, who are not known to the publisher, will
invariably Be expected. Should payment 81 defer
red to the end of the year, - viii be required.
The postage ON all letters and communications
must be paid, Or it will be charged with the sub
scription.
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play most untcrllng apathy to the suffering,
OF their fellow creatures, when they nconslicr
atrly administer provocations to the palate of
every one who l;tnces himself deficient in ,ora-
cly,Nlthout lnquirlng into the ability of the
patient to sustain and cherish the newly ava
kthcd sense. II was practitioner of the
healing art, would ask my patient if he
poet. and il he answered in the affirmative
should congratulate him upon the dclicacy of
his Appetite and positively forbid the exhih
ton OF tonics. would conscicntiously regulate
the appctltcs Of those who had the fortune to be
placed under my care, by the dimensions of
their purses. Thus my patient, would be rated
like ships of war. hy their metal; he who could
compass three full meals a day, with launch
at noon and hot supper at midnight, should
rurallzc at Bedford or Saratoga, and have bark
and wine TO his heart, content; a less pletholic
purse should be placed on allowances; and where
the income was in a low state of debility, mca-
gre diet and nauseous lraughts should be pre-
scrbed. But as it seems natural that the force
Of reason should forbid men from pursuing that
which when obtained would be burthcnsont |
am in the habit Of believing all the visitcrs
whom meet at watering places to be persons
of fortune, who purchase pleasure with their su-
purfluous wealth, or seek apnetitcs because
they have whercwlhal to CRAFTY them
But watering place has other uses and at
fractions. Dashing blades may lawfully resort
thithcr to sport their equipagcs, and beauties to
display their charms Southern gentlemen find
the flavor Of a mint julap greatly enhanced hy
the refreshing GOODNESS of the mountain spring,
and city ladies bloom like wild flowers in the s.
lubrious retreats Your watering place is
moreover a notable school for good manners
for as the parties are for the most part strangers
to each other. all are free and equal; and
ease of manner. which are so much admired in
high life. There is no herald's office kept here
Here is no balancing of straws and weighing
of fcathcrs-no tossing of heads and Wnkib-.
and whispering to find out Who is who One
gentleman may wear blue and another black.
but a mans man for a that and as every
man may place his own name on the books with
whatever title or addition he pleases, he has
" to choose his own rank and he passes current
accordingly. Misery, il is said hlin@s Us into
strange company'--so does misery's opposite
Here are singular combinations. not to be cx-
planned by any of the established rules Of ailini
ty. attraction, or cohesion.
To the lover this is congenial climate. Is
IT not strange that sympathy shond exist be
tween the palate and the heart? WI! my fair
aud gentle readers believe that love and hunger.
the one a gross, vulgar appetite, the other a
gentcGl, delicate, sentimental passion, may be
awakened and inyigorated by the same stimu-
antso 1t is even So The air of the country is
alike salubrious to feeble frame. or dehili-
tatcd attachment The sight Of hav stacks and
waving corn, and nowcry meads, create sweet
de lusion around the intoyicatcd senses Of the
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-15

Oh pastoral ioir. mineral water Is a> nutritious
to the heart as IT Is lnNl4curtlin& to the bod,
why is i that the young lady.
Whose soul bly, the cupid never taught to stray
Beyond the cuNcombs that intt,et broadway,
no sooner gets to Bal>ton than her ami i,icn
scars to nohlcr objects, and She, who few DAYS
before submitted patiently to thc address of Il
dundy. now aims at the suhju@ation of a manly
heart No wizard ever invented love in,pr
ing potion 50 potent as the mcdicated fountain:
but to which of the elements that enter into tie.
composition of the chalv hratc draught this cf
feet is to he attributed, am at a loss to deter
mine If were Il chemist. | could account for
the phenomenon, because chemical genius is
never at a loss for a theory. and dives INTO eau
scs with an cNpcrtnc>s which Iy no means de.
ponds upon any previous or present knowledge
Of the subject He who deals in retorts can
solve any que stion--thou@h not ALWAYS hy tn,
rcfnrt cnurfeous. ! once, indeed, attempted to
phllosophise upon this matter myself. and
achieved moral ana ysis of Che manner used
and approved by the chemical professors.
carefully examined the various properties OF Il
celebrated spring. and in few minutes arrived
at a conclusion. quite as satisfactory as the r,
suits of ordinary experiments. Here is mag
ncsia,' SAID |, (which corr"cts acidity, AMI
which, by a sympathetic influence upon thc
mind, converts 4 old mai! into wen cen
ditioncd miss. and ncutralizrs the accrbitir, ct
the bachelors temper, leaves his mental system
IN a hcalthful state. well suited to tie reception
of soft and agreeable impressions. And here is
nlphur. which combined with ,ainou> salt
pctrc. commits such havoc in tn" world. undo
the name Of gurpo~lrr. Can ladies', who i!n
bihc the SUI phur water and @unpoNdcr tea hr
otherwise than intl;mmahlr!' Is il any wonder
then. that nadrns who take in s'!"h conhus;,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-02
TRANSi LvAN1A UNIVERSITY.
" EO1CAL DEL AN TN EN- y .

VLAiiE LEo1ultLo Will commence ny II.
- sual on the irsi Monday o Nuvenhsr,
ae4 terminate IA lie first week oi Tho eli -
lUg march.
Anatomy aad Surgery,
by Dn. DuDLLi
Institutes Of Medicine aud Chnicui Prnchee,
by Dir CALDN ELL.
Theory and Pforiiet ~ Mediciac,
by III. DkAkE"
0brehickS 4. Diseases Of Homer aud m.
%, DkI III uAlubAON
.Maier,a .Hsdica aud Medical BOiahy,
by On SHORT.
fhtmistfg,
by DIX. BLYTHE.
The paper OF the Bank OF The Common.
wealth oi Kentucky, heretofore received nj
par by the Professors, having heary gonr unt
al cironlatiOn, specie or liz ,quivalrn, VI ia DO
expected. lie price oil ehch t,cke, will ba
fifteen dollars, with the exception oi lhnt 10
the course of Anaiom, aud surgery, which
j. fixed al tweuty.--Mairioulsii wnh nd.
mission 10 the Library and Reading Room,
which ARE kept open every day, wall be five
dollars, making the aggregate lees Tor insiruc.
ton Que hundred dollars. The Library con.
tanning about 5000 volumes is constantly aug7
msnted Ivy the importation of new standard
aud periodical works, from Great Britain and
The continent OF Europe.
The difficulties experienced by the two last
classes from the dispioporiionate size Of tho
Anatomical Hall have been obviated by the
erection of new one Of enlarged dimensi.
ons, aud with convenionces aud appurienana
ces not surpassed by any other in the United
Suites. DANIEL DRAKE. NJ ID.
Dean of Mt Medical Faculty.
Transyivenia University, Sep. ls.--il6wi3
~ To be inserted IN The inner forms for sir
meoks, of The Richmond Va. Wig, Lynchburg
Hbginin, Chaitston Cry Gdsette, 4'Choyieb-
ton Mercury, MiHedgeriHe NJ c. Rteot-
der, Raiei4h NJ {. Register, augusta Gre,
Constiiuiionaiia, Huntsville Ala. Adroeafs,
NaahVitie Ten Banner, KnoTriHe Ten. Regns
Ter. Arkansas Gnsetfe, 81. Louis Mo. RepDbii-
ran, Louisville adrertiser, Frankfort Commen4
tatOr, MaysUiHe Eagle, aud Kentucky Gnsetie.
Payment wiH be made BY the Editor Of The re-
porter.
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NfOTICE The subscriber will, on Thurs
AI day the 18th day Of October nexl, offer
for sale, at auction, in the town of Lynchf
burg, at the leather store of the late firm OF
D. Il d. Hoffman, part Of the stock of Leu
Their belonging to that concern, comprising
Waxed and Russell upper Leather, Kip Skins,
Calf Skins, seal Leather, Skirting, Black Har-
ness Bride Leather &c. Also, a quantity Of
ready made Saddlery, consisting OF Saddles,
Brides, Wagon Gear. Gig Harness, Carry
all Harness and Trunks together with sun
dry otherarticles, such as Wool Sc. SC Cred
itors of the late firms OF ID. l.. ID Hoffman
and Daniel Hoffman g. are CorespectfuIlyIn.
vited to attend the sale, and TO purchase in
discharge OF their respective claims agreea-
bile to the deed of compromise aud terms of
the former sale.-The sale will be conducted
by John II. d. Payne, Auctr.
DAVID HOFFMAN,
Oct. Q ldsl7
N. B. the editor ofthe Lexington Intell-
gencer is requested TO insert the above ad-
vertisement until the day Of sale, snd for.
ward;his acct, to the Editors Of the Vire mia
for Payment. DAVID HOFFMAN.
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A. The following extract from the Colon
,G heeister of February 1913, will
s't r" Mr. Landolph's standing in Georgia
G. come years ago the Legislature Of
R, "'Sa PASSED au act, giving the uame of
'"uosph 10 county Of that State, in hn-
nr' VI J"hn Randotph OF Virginia. The
rb, ''"' Ltg stature, it appears, have
E1'" HE name of that county from
ma "ao'Da 10 Jasper--and assigning in the
pe'nble OF tins new act. the reasons
w. led to the mrasure, they say, that,
Wv IN" Legislature obspr, e in Mr.. Ran
AMI AMI" Sueh "a drserilon OF correct principles
Ns t Sutn IN attachment to the tremies of
-, "'fd states. as Ia reader his name O.
% me people Of Georgia ~
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=. "''", VII set on Tor that CaPitaI III
''n course Ut three days; the most ex-
Event Dou Antonio .arrazabal, from
1enlrai America, has accompanied us,
s"u goes aisoto Mexico; the most excel
"" Don Manuel Tudcla, Minister of Pc
80 Tue Secretaries of the same Legation,
s'u' a'so' Of Central America, will arrive
~, y" 'if course of u few days, IN the brig
'"ret Brothers, bound for the same place.
n we transmit this Information for yon
u"froment. III order that such arrange
"e''s may b. made for the accomnoda-
"", Tie Pten'po'enliarIts as shall be
snI.o 10 Ia. dignity of The Republic,
;" u ,'"1 yon will communicate tine same
Wv us Excrlency the President. God
f'1pf'e your Eyceilency many years.
'1eaputco, .iug. -, 1895.
JOSE MARIA MlCHECENA,
JOSE DOMINIQUE.
'othe Secretary of State.
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TnaoR RENT.--Ihs present residence Of
u Mrs. Brown, nj the head Of mnIa street.
,he uouse,k large mud very ronvenieii -
well situated Tor n private Boarding House.
nf public iiense rbssession may be had
the middle oi November For terms aITfv
II the suit scribef, WIN has also for Rent IN
exGslleni store fodm, sHh f6nrrhient apart
mint over IL for u family. # which immtt =
ale possession eau be Ind.
ARCH. ROBERTSON.
Oct @ tW4wls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-02

.4noihsr Mammoth Vcgetnble = We
mentioned in our last paper, that a Tomato
had been raised by gentleman of NV
London. which measured Q feet 8 inches
IN circumference. Since that time, gen
tlemao of Lyuchhurs has handed 10 IL IA
Snap, IS inches in length, raised on poor
ground, and subject IN the whitening infiu-
snce of the long drought with which "r
were visited last summer. The seed of
the Snap was obtained from Cumberland
county.
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for his implicit obedience or snstyueiions.
his constituents will, IA they ought, re-
iirve him from III. painful Necessity al
travelling Ia Washington once a year, and
permit him III retire IL The enjoy ment nf
the sweets of private life. These remarks
are of course not dictated by any personal
feeling against Mr.. Smith. He Is uhknpwn
Ia us, and we sannat therefore possibly be
Influenced by such motive. Nor hns
his political csleer heen marked by such
splendor as III make INN mark III suifi
cipnt notoriet, tn excite our dsapprnha
ton Of that. We could not, il We would.
tell the character of a single vate he has
given, or a single sepiInent he las utter
3D. during his Congressional life. We
csnuot, therefore, he very 'nxious for his
xclusion on this Score, since, for aught
we know, he ma, have been for the all
miuIstratien. 4 I that, in n matter of
mere lncal concern, III which he ought IL
have fclt some interest, because there the
course he should adopt would necessarily
have some influence on his neighbours, ms
well AS excite some speculation abroad,
he should have thrown aside his own jndg-
moot and have ahided by the dlctum of
stranger To his eountymen and 10 their
sentiments, enforces npon us the necessl-
~ of believing that hs IL unfi for Congres-
sional representative IL he can thus be
led into any course, b, the ambitious mas
ter spirits who are always to be found, in
tunes of faction, in Legislative bodies, there
is no security that his vote will ever az
cord with the wishes of his constituents.
Imay be thought rather impertinent IN us TO
NEEDLE with the elections of another dis
tr,ct than our own, but AZ It seems To be
fashionable, We hope to escape the impu-
tdtiOn.
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One Cent reuardan no charges paid.

One Cent reroardand no charges paid.
III in Pt,sylvania county, near Chalk LIE.
vel, on the 80 of September, an indented MP
prentice to the farming business, by the name
of DAVID CLEVER; he is about l6 years of
age, rather badly grown, OF a swarthy com
plexion. Any person who will deliver said
boy TO me shall receive the above reward
and no charges paid,-All persons are for
warned from employing or harbouring said
boy as the law will be regidly enforced n
ganst them. JOEL MUotAlN
Oct Q. Cll'
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COM MUNiCATED.

COMMUNICATED.
a caution to nile tempers aud standerous
tongues.
Alta Superior Court of Law lately hold
en- for the County of Buckingham, on 22d
September, 1873 former Il. patleson vs..
Jno. NJ. Walker, for siadder. a respectable
Jury in their discretion rendered verdict
for $4,000 damages.
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Jefferson I,ottery,
To be drawn on the combination plan In
October next, nj Richmond,
Three Prizes, as follows:

hICC THUS, hS loltoWS
Monticello Estate, valued ASH 900
Shadwell 1000
Albcmarle, II 600
The above Estates were valued under oath
by Commissioners appointed tor That pur-
pose by the Legislature oil Virginia
" Price OF l,ekeis Slo. There are no
shares Of tickets IN ms LotterV.
~ Halter myself in offering the abov
series ol Lotteries 10 tho public, to receive a
liheiel patronage, aud particularly invite lhe
attention OF every person To these schemes,
and they viii perceive from the very first
glnnCe that they are much the most brilliant
ever got M in Virginia and when they re-.
collect the object OF those Lotteries mn per-
suadcd there are none, but will lend "A help
ing hand this il not Mi they should look nj
there Is a chance OF getting an independent
fortune for the small lriae OF So. Where is
the person who will not embrace this Golden
OppOrtunityp
Among the above. will BIZ found the scheme
of the Jefferson Lottery This Lottery was
granted by the Legislature of virginia. for n
purpose well known 10 us all. II is expected
and | sincerely hope those tickets will mol
Remain on hand, but will be immediately
booght up, bya liberal public, whs wish To
show their gratitude TO n departed patriot
who devoted his whole life 10 the benefit oil
his country, aud the public generally.
" Orders from any part Of the u. States
by mil (post paid) enclosing the cash or
prize tickets, will he thankfully received aud
promptly attended to as II on personal appl,-
cation. Be sure YOU direct your orders la
NoRTiPS Office, where the capitals are al
ways for sale. ADRIAN X. NORTH,
yham-Sred, Lynohbug.
a
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DIED, yesterday morning, Capt. EPES
SPAIN, formerly of Dnwiddlc county,
Wal snd for some time sojourner of this
place. ". Herald, Sept. IT.
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LEAGUE OF THE SOUTHERN RE-
PUBLiCS.

From the Gazstte Extraordinary Of the ST.
prsme Gournment Of the .Merican Fed
uaiion, .4ug. 10, 1898.
Thr Official document, a copy whereof
j. herein inserted by order of His Excel
jemy the President, anHoances the most
glorious political event which posterity
will celebrate in the annals of the new
States of America, now bound together
ty the lndlssonble ties OF fraternity, and
sssembled at The famous Congress of Pa.
hama, 10 maintain their Independence a
galnSt their ancient oppresspr. We take
recilar pleasure 10 publishing this docu-
inent, without entering into p@."pons an
sn,c;,tian '-.''..oit"tu6 ~ ndppy
,sndriuac, in order that they may have the
irritable pleasure Of contemplating for
themselves the honor which from So for
tnnate an event, has redounded To the
Federal Republic Of the United Mexican
States. Blessed be Pro, idence, who has
drlgned thus bountifJIy To shed upon
them his biz ssings praise and memorial
gl"r, 10 the iilustrluus. zeaious, active,
and patriotic Ministers PIenipotpntiary of
int Assembly, who have So worthIly AL
hllrd lbe solemn, wriShIy, and important
object OF their mission, aud 10 the cony oca-
ton thereof
Legation Of .nsrieo in the Congress Of the
So I.norir1n Sinfgs
Ger anu lufF1pgiF TprpINtIN hN |
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Virginia Literature Lottery. 4th class,

To be drawn on ihe High aud Low Sys-
TEN somewhat similar 10 The Odd aud +.
ven. II will he drawn in Lynchburg in DC