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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-10-20
From the Boston Recorder and TeIeerabE
GENES OF THE CRUCIFIXlON.

N.
The moon was shining yet. The Orient's brow,
Set with the morning star, was not yet dim;
Aud the deep silence which subdues his breath
Like strong feeling hung upon the world
AS sleep upon the pulses of a child
Twas the last watch of night. Gethsemane
With its ba,hed leaves of silver, seemed dissolved
In visible stiffness, and as Jesus voice,
With ITS bewlderlng sweetness, met the ear
OF his disciples, IT v,brated
Like the first Whisper in silent world
They came on slowly. Heaviness oppressed
The Saviour's heart-and when the kindness
OF his deep love were poured, he felt the need
VI near communlon-for his gif, of strength
Was wasted by the spirits WEAKNESS
He left them there and went little on
And, IN the depth of that hush'd silence.
Alone with God. he fell upon his face,
And as his heart was broken with the rush
OF his surprising agony, and death,
Wrung to him from dying universe.
Were mghtier than the Son of Man could bear.
he gave his sorrows way, and in the deep
Prostitution of his soul breathed out the PRAYER.
Father, if it be possible with thee
Let this cup pass from me-" o, how word.
Like the forced drop before the fountain breaks
Sulleth the press of human agony!
The Saviour felt its quiet in his soul;
And tho his strength was weakness and the light
Which led him on till now was nearly dim,
tie breathed new submission" Not my will.
But thine be done, o Father" AS he spoke.
Voices were heard in heaven, and music stole
Out from the chambers Of the vaulted sky,
As If the stars were swep, like Instruments
No cloud was visible, but radiant wings
Were coming with silvery rush to earth.
And as the Saviour rose, glorious one,
With an umined forehead, and the light
Whose fountain is the mystery of God,
Encalmed within his eye, bowed down TO him.
And nerved him with a minister of strength.
1t was enough, and with his godlike brow
Rewritten of bis Fathers messenger,
With meekness whose divinity is more
Than power and glory, he returned again
To his disciples, and awaked their sleep,
For "he that should betray him at hand"
ROY
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-10-20

the tide, her sail hanging uselessy against the mast
and as the reflection of the sky CLEANED along the
still water, it seemed if the vessel was suspended
in the air. W. irving.
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\wOUE attention Is parsculaiy called Il tic
- following advantages hitherto eselooiod
by large majority o ,aosc entitled "a ever. ia
clit. thai ean be rfoa them ihe subscriber
would not BY any means iptimute Sny thing len
the purpose OF pieudie,ng any one against otber
warehouses;; but 81, ob1eetiste eall tne attention
ia solne degree IN the Public Nuehansc, nov
opened tof the Inspection OF Tobacco. iiat. !
would say, that II amounts ,lmasi 70 an hnposSi
bihty to st fee 10 1t. Aud were II 10 bo burnt
down full OF tobacco, the public ate bound 10
make good to each individual his loss. Tins SIN
suiai advantage will be more property nppaeel-
ated by ltlle attention tothe refusal OF tha Sc
nate THIS session, 10 pay tor tobacco lost IA a
warehouse III Petersburg. Here are other at
yantagcs In the planter that must he obvious -
the house Is Immediately On the Gaual, AT It's
junction With the Basn, where boats may he I'M
loaded ia The worst weather, without any dan
ger ofthe hogshtad even becoming muddy II is
also directly on the street tending from Trent's
bridge, over winch a tenn muy pass for hall the
prlcu of Mayu's, "A saving ot l. - cents IN the
drat agcof edCn h,g>hrad coming TOWN the H.
yer, sent from the BASIN TO ohoeka is not meop.
81 enable, and WHEN SEM To 9eabrook' = amounts
TO u cents the loot va, IN the Pubic ate all
graNellCd, the house yer, cuInmodiuus and skia-
ued IN such Il manner rs 10 enable one 10 iiud any
hogshead IN ten minntes. Farmers will never
have 10 sta IN Richmond more IMAM ouc day, ON
account OF a trss ot business Il may not he a
mss to observe, That all the buyers IL Richmond
attend all the bteahs al TIE Public; and iDs IN
speeton Is al ali times entitled 10 the first break,
whleu viii generally be AT & O'Clock. me super
mtendont Y Ill pay particular attention 10 prevent
any waste in tohacco, crops cen ali be- pat 10
themselves. Tobacco sold al auction, VIII be
attended 10, 30 is not TO give the Planter any
trouble ol having 10 look lot thu buyer itmay
also be observe !, that Ia tobacco can ret vet Ia
the above me- uned GUS. Mr. Fisher, a Dung
maa OF great attention an udust y. IS assoeia-
ted with Mao Price, as Inspector II u ,noaght
that this Inspections not generally l,nonnat east
in some parts olthe country, II this be the case,
it is but service 10 the Planter aud Farmer la
call their attention Ia what seem. 10 thu writer
their own interest. Those storing tobacco in
Richmond eau give to the above what considern.
ton may seem best TO promote Then advantage.
The above remarks are submitted 10 al in good
faith tor the general good.
AIklEND TO THE PLANTERS.
n. b, II Will be observed, thai the STATE Is not
bound tor any tobacco stripped from ANY up
land inspections, that may be lost lay hre o. O.
therwiso, II not stored at the Public Hnhouse.
should Tins house at any time be foil and upp.i-
cation be made TO receive any other quantity, it
Is the duty of the superintendent To testify 10 the
fact, which makes the state equally bound as
though II had been stored in this wnlehuuse-
See law passed the 9TH March, 1870
harch9 1874
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1f AND FOR ShLE.-By virtue Of ppe e,
III of attorney, duy executed - Thomas
Lowry, of B,ccaenrilee county, Kentucky, aud
at record in Bedford county court Clerks udoe,
will sell, at public auction, to tie highest nd.
der ON the frst day # brlipld Mall 90 =.
1877, on credit OF one aud two ga ), the pun
chaser giving bond with approved security, and
a trust deed to secure The purchase money, II
tract OF land Of 100 acres, belonging to said 1h"-
mas Lowry, lying about5 miles moth wc-t Il
Liberty, adjoining the lands OF Nh George Doc
ley and others. A considerable pou OF the
wood land is fine for cultiyating tobacco, aud
that which is cleared is oeraJIy fresh and "tIl
enclosed. Possession will be given Oh th" lrst
of january 1928, with the privilege OF seeding
this fall, Col. Martin Key, who resides adjom.
Ing the land, or Mr. Tbonas Babcr, who now
occupies II, VII shew it to any disposed 10 Vie"
II before sold ELLIOTT LOWRY, ior
THOMAS LOWRY
March O. c3g3l
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MFR TANDY MOORE Sir, Take no zee
A9A that on saturday, the nh day Of April
next, at the store mouse Of VIM 4. Handy in Bed
ford county shall proceed 10 take the addavts of
Joseph Hardy and Others TO continue from day
to day Until all are taken 10 be read as evidence
in a suit now depending and undetermined in the
superior court Of Ghancety holden in the town OF
Lynchbutls Tor the fynchbutg district wherein
an plaintiff aud youaf defendant, when and
whcr yan may attend il YOU think proper
Ii the tal>ing ofthe said dispositions, should not
be completed ON the day above mentioned, /
slall continue the taking OF the SAME on the
following day.
WILLIAM McCLUER
March @ cdA3I
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RICHARD YREE
New Arrival Of Mealclnes, &c. &c.

New Arrival Of Medicines, dc. &c.
/nIIE SUBSCRIBER mas just received, rom
- New York and Philadelphia. very large
additional supply of FRESH MEDICINES
&c. &c. Among which are the following, VIZ
800 bottles best Castor Oil, all sizes; 72bottie,
common Castor Oil 1000 lbs Glauber Salts
1000 lbs Epson Salts 80 lbs Calomel; 5Olbs
,Ialap; 30 lbs. Rhubarb, 90 lbs Borax 80 lbs
Camphor 600 lbs. Cream Tartar 50 lbs Ii
quorice; % lbs. Spanish Flies 30 lbs. Aloes
20 lbs. Arrow Root (Superior) 800 lbs. Lamp
Black l0Olbs. Gum Copal 80 lbs Magncsa
25 lbs Calcined Nagnesia 30 lbs Super Carb
Soda; 80 lbs Tartalic Acid 80 lbs Rochelle
Salts /; goo lbs Gum Shell-Lac; 50 lbs. Gum
Arabic; 500 lbs. salt Petre; 200 lbs. Aqua For
tis 500 lbs. Roll sulphur 100 lbs. Flowers
sulphur 20 lbs. Sponge, fine and coarse 5t
lbs. CASTLE Soap 100 lbs Vcrdigris 50 lbs
Assaiutida ; % lbs. Opium 81 pots Verdi girls
in oil p lbs Salt ol Tartar 300 lbs Pearl Ash
100 lbs Candies 10 lbs. Isnglass 1 boxe.
English Mustard 81 bottles Stewards and Hen
RVS Calcincd Magnesia; 20 lbs Gum Myrrh
) sets Surgeons Pocket Instruments loo lbs
Fresh Tamarinds; 80 lbs. Balls. Copdiva 80 lbs
Cinnamon 50 gross assorted Walls 100 gros,
Vial, Bottle, aud Demjom Corks Japan auc
Golal Yarnish Male Fern; 'Os-Scpla; tn
pers Aotpmnc (of the active principle OF Opi
un) Soda aud Sed,ta Powders, a LARGE a.
sortment of Pants, dry and in oil Lug, as
sortment Of Paai and other Brushes an eaten
siye supply oi Surgeons INSTRUMENTS; all the
Patent Medicines now ia use ; supcib co'l,e
ton offmc, Soaps; ltrgc supply Of Lam
and L;nsccd OIL Waters; a great variety OF
Oils and other prcparat for the Hair an ee
CANT assortment of Ia"eY and Plain Snuff Box
e.; a great variety Of I.acy d Cui.GIass Smell
ing Bottles; Alead's am lames Pills foi Dyspcp.
STA or Indigestion; Anrldgrs Tincturc for by
pepsa; avery extensive supply Of 5egars, Of All
qualities; large supply OF Snuiis all the ne"
articles lately introduced into the practice oI
Medicine Shop Furniture OF every descriptions
old Port, Madeira and Claret Wines - lbs
Peruvian Bark, all kinds; Strong Spirits Harris.
horn Spirits Cinnamon; Spirits Ammonia
Silver & Gold Leaf; Bronze, various colors
Nitros and sulphuric Ether Orri3 Root, supc
ror quality an excellent assortment OF lccih
Brushes; Together with a great variety Of other
articles not mentioned Al OF which are offer
ed 10 my friends, customers Physicians mer
chants and the public, the lowest prices and on
the most accommodating terms.
Howell DAVIES.
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AnALRTISE.ME.NT-

TYArRSUANr 10 a deed in trust, eSeco,icd to
x mc by Elias Wills bearing dale the iDth
day Of May, l725 and duly recorded in the
c,crks Office Of Amherst county | shall on Fl
day, the BID day Of March 1927 at |hf present
residence OF SAID wills, In the county OF Amherst.
proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder. tire follow
ing slaves, to wit-Jaies, Win, Cun. Edmund
Mourning, Violet, Lewis, Polly, Aaron, Mijleg
aud her two children, Winney and Claiborne.
Jenny aud her ctild, Phil, aud little Mourning,
fifteen in number Also all the stock of Cattle
Horses, JIog,, Sheep, Carts, Oxen, Wagons,
Gear, Blacksmith tools, Plantation tools and
Utensils. aud Household and kitchoa furniture.
belonging. 10 the said wills fhe above pro.
perry will be sold on very liberal credit A. I
ar actinga. 'ristee shall CONVEX such tile a.
i, vested in mo by the SAID trust deed but il IS
believed dat there isno defcet in 'bcntle
DAVID ,. CARL Nd,
Trustee
The above properfy viii be sold vim nv ap-
probation aud conseu: ELIAS Wills.
hInrcA .. 1851
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Feb. o.

n 1 a court Of Hastings held ior Inc corpora
~ ton of L}nchburg, at the courthouse, on
Monday, the 9TH day Of March, l527
Ont motion of Elizabeth Perkins and John
Mat tim Perkins. infant children OF VIM. ". Per
kns, by Archibald Hatcher thgir next friend, il
is ordered that Richard Perkins, Benjamin Per
kns Tandy z. Duncan and Susauean, his wife
and any and all other persons who may be next
Of Kin to George NJ. Perkins, deed. lite ofthla
corporation be summoned II appear here at oar
next court to shew cause, if any they Of either
Of them can. why the munenF,use "iA OF the
said Geo NJ. Perkins, decd. saul MOI be establish.
ed aud admitted to record according to law.
\ Copy -frsie,
JAMES BENAGH, D. &.
March y. cit3l
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WARD ELECTION.

/nIE Ward Eicction lor nine Common
= Counciimcu il cach ward in The Town Of
Lynehburg VIII talk, place, pursuant to an uct
OF assembly, "euti Yea AN act lor dividing thu
town OF Iynchhurg into wards, and for other
purposes on the FIRST Tuesday in April nrxt,
aud will be held in Lynch ward, No. /, Icing
all TINT part of said town, bel4w the is' alley,
extending from Lynch 10 we tih street, II the
tenement occupied by Ioln Wake asa count
ing room, on I'd street Aud IN Henry ward,
No. :, being all that part OF SAID town above
sad first alley, extending from Lynch 10 twelfth
street, at the Office OF Augustine LctMich, ou ID
street.
SAML. BR ANsfOGD. Scref oCbc
March tde3l II pofHDR u Lweb'g
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HI V13..
Ofthc Iynchburg Tobacco Market,
Corrected ,etskiy for The irginia1,,
| IiosAs 4, HoLcoaBE ard RiouAt.p IyREr
Gommis sion Merchants
kUC1IuS SALES.
2GV13L.
PRIVATE SALES
Some crops have becn sud tbs week at an as.
efage of 70 30, 81 90 aud ;s6 30.
INSPECTED
The past week 27o hhds oipassed Tobacco 95
hhds refused total 800.

The past week 27o hhds ofpassed Tobacco 95
hhds. refused total 500.
"LnEHrooL, 18th Jan 1927.
"Sr: Until within the last lew DAYS our To-
bndco market has beeu As dull as our advices
have ever stated 1t during the past year. \
manufacturer last week, purchased about 100
hogsheads, principally OF good aiddlng leaf AT
) d } Ii "A few nae, att Ia H. some very
dry kentucky STRIPS at / Bid. anl "A parcel OF
good and fine \nzina strips al cd An IRISH
dealer has also purchased near Ito hogs cads
Al Sd. a 3 Id aud I'D. and Id tor Il lew
Two parcels OF very good Planters snips have
been sold al j 3-od. aud 1 lid But not a hind.
ON speculation. and a. in London the best parcels
OF leai are nicely offered at ! d. al - d. it
appears more uau probable, that We Shalt have
to depend for some time to come, entirely upon
the demand from the Trade, who (as we have
already observed) are well supplied
Good and finc Va. leaf and strips arc now low
er than we ever knew them, While ordinary qua
litleS are nominay Id. ! . d. higher than
IN the fall of 1924. Thus niiordinS w prospect
OF relief from the Continent, where they cannot,
and will not, so beyond I'd. > ! ID. The gram
markets are more steady, and % s, has been g.
ven for Va. Flour. Cotton is also more steady,
al a deduction of lid from the lat OF january
We quote Uplands and Alabama q ID. lid.
Orleans lid. $ I'D
In the report ofthc last week, mistake &c
CURED, IN the highest price for the fine part OF
fne crops, il should have been -, IN place of
| @6 oo IL Will Toe seen from the above letter,
that the accounts are very uniavorabc to the 10.
bacco trade, and as the time has not yet arrived
for planting, we would again call the attention
OF the Planter, to the policy Of diminishing his
crop.
The subscribers being now associated in the
J Commission business Will execute all orders aud
business entrusted to their care with punctnalty
aud despatch; AID every eaer,ion shall be ed
TO give satisfaction 10 those who may employ
uS. I 4. HOL( 0MBE,
! RICH ARD INREE
| STAFEE ARTICLES
Flour, wholesal. - so to IS On
Retail. 1 IS 10 . %
| Whisky, wholesale, from 81 cts. 10 30 cts
Retail, 80 TO Al
Butter, II cts to II cts
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str1GH ~ Low SYSTEM. nJoptel n oon.
IA sequcnec of he unfi,alled popularity.
The splendid Drawing ofthe Virginia Na,igaik
On Lottery Isl class, will t8ke place IN pctersss
burg, On the lib day of AblilY ne&i, whtn the
following Grand Capitals will BE- distributed ~
4.,ls
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MARRIED, on Wednesday, the e8th Febru-
afv. by the Rev. William LettHich, MI. JOHN
hi BEARD to Miss SARAH daughter Of Mr..
Achilles Chewing, all of Bedford rounty.
-, ON Thursday, the LIST March, 10y the
Rev. Robert Hurt, Mr. ABRAAiW. WIMBISH,
bftlalfax county to Miss JUDITH A daughter
of SAINT Pan,iU Esq, of Campbell county
=. al Fort Lewis, Botesonrt, on Tuesday
evening. the 6,h inst. by the Rev + g Smith,
BENJAMIN WARD, Esq. TO Miss ELIZA
BETH, daughter of samuel White Esq of Fort
l. wis.
-. in Amherst county. on Tuesday eve
aing las,. i,y the Rev Nm 5 Reid M EBh-
NETER + GARDNER, merchant of Pattons-
burg. TO Miss VIRGINIA. daughter of Thomas
Crews, Esq. Of Amherst
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S. g. NJ. ALETT IL co.

Delay not 10 make application at tiend Quar-
tiers for the LUCK nrubcrs lhihc las, scheme
Of lie Virginia Literattuc LOTTERY, We were
compelled Ia retnrn both the capiiais OF $4,000
aud $1,000, IN consequence OF application hav-
Ing bcc41 made al the wrong placc--Ne now of.
f.r priz Of all denominations from 10000
down to the small sun OF 500.
Gail and make choice, AZ the Lucky Office Of
Feb %. 9 M ALES d. CO
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"HlGJSIi AT I Superior cour, Of Chan.
y cery holden at the town Of Lynchbuig

NfiHNlft.h =--fAI 0IpIIof AooN O. = ~ n
y cery holden ut the town Of Lynch1ntg
tn -6lb OCT 1876.
Kehad HARRISON, Ph
RobeIi 5ibfee. end he wiz fud Mel N Efaw.
i9td, administrator Of Caleb Rails. deeeefd,
DHhs
The defendant Robert Sbrcc and has wife
"lo ar ont u Ibis country. and against whom.
tic plaintiff appears - hnse proceeded IN TIE
modc prescribed by law sgain., absent deioad-
ants, sill f'tmg 20 appear sud snaHer, eptue
nsiion oi the plaintiff, BY counsel, tie eoud
doth taxi his hill Tor confessed against the de
fentant5. md hnYpehne l. tie satisfaction ol
Tie court. that the defendant Nclsan Crawford,
hath been duly served with a copy Of the dqcrc-
n order. cutefed ia tins CAUSE at Role M the
nionthof August last. aud be stlll iatirug Ia an
SWEET on the further motiou uf the p,amHd, hY
counsel the count doth order thai the said de-
ienaunt Nelson Crawford. render an account Of
his administration ofthe csllic Of his interstate,
before one oithc commissioner Of tue court,
who is directed 10 examine. state aud settle the
amt, as also un account OF the interest Of the
saiddrlfndants, Sihiee and iit, IN the said rss
tate, aud make report thereof 10 the court
with ANY matters specially stated fhought per-.
tinent by himself OF required by the parties TO be
50 stated copy--Ieste,
JOHN WILLS, Clk.
fap,slfss3o,sffs pHre Ip,,.tIltyg
Odd Ice ltab
The pafii,s in This couse Viii ,nknunfire that
hive appointed "Wednesday the 4lh da, Of
April next 10 earr, the forcgotng order OF
eoirt into effect ON winch day they are required
10 attend AT my office "a, this inuu with their ne
cunt. voucher, mud comics al .ot,ft pap,rs me.
Uafel tor oAn4nntaticn and settlement
JAMES REAAGH. &.
Mareho e1w.yp
-. = -
Yh"iNi' Vt Superior ,oaf' OF 'h"n.
.e's ho'uen "a inc 'o"h o. L'n'oohG' on
III. '-'h M'|i is.o'
II u N'e'' Q 20 iis'
= .g""@
h''uehn ieihlns. !"hh y rose, iheh"s
Meo'c' IL Wehelu lelhil'h anu john Moore,
Dtih
Inc defendant bfilRmh fttIae' VINO - ON
OF this country, and against whom the p'elnl'i''
appear 10 have proceeded IL the mode W'felIp-
'o ny NV pses' op'e'' e'"'
." VI" w" o' Wv '',t'' - Wv Iii,
wv ~ ''i"s"', '"e ,'"' Wv" ~ Wv - ~
III ''"'eesou ~ " NV "''''''''''' - Wv
'.''. eaih'"t ~ +" ~ 49, ~ '1'a ~ ~
u '''' u e'''"'s' Jun ~ ''oa'' '''''"' y
'"'' ''" ''', "io't = '''' ''''''' W." ~
-, ~ o'"'' W NV '"s',' VI w
49, w" "pPe"' :" INV ~" 10y ae''N'
,,,,,t Ia, .,.,s,I IA, IN, fo,,.f ii,.
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NIVI' IIff3 INN IiInnk.
sl'LINDlD sen Nil

s7af prizes, amounting 10 Shl 800
Mode If bm,r,uE The numbers will ~ mi
IN one ehctl as usad, aud IN another - IL 10 IN,
the prizes above the denomination Of 7 H.. Dol
ihis, aud the drawing 10 progress in fha usaal
monner-lhe 5000 puses OF Three boilers
sdl ee awarded to hlgh o. 10y nnnbe, 10 be
deic'nhcdby that winch NAV din, the plise .,
$4,000
Low numbers 10 1909 inclusive
High nIunbers Sol to Il ,OOo, inclusive
A holder oftwn tickets, High aud % ,nn.i
81 ncefssy draw one Prize aid nm, J,aa 1vg
Capital iriges also.
Nhole Tickets 81 Liberal aiieWhnrcs
laltcs made e. large tfestlora
Quaftora "
Orders by Mail pos; paid OF private con
Yeyanee enclosing The cash OF prize ieket4 10 a
ny Of the late dawn lotteiesf Nill meet The tanr
ahcntoh ~ 90 personal application
The above Lottery viii be dtpwn under the SUI.
peiinlendpoee OF the following pentlemrn -
Charlie, NJ lndoe, Iohn Williams J. 6 yancey.
Edward fcaod, Joseph Cooper and Kohc,, TO-
bcrtson
ACG Irf1Npn
jan H. NaHarrf,
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Besides many ut Us, -, &c.
Tn holder of "o tickets in this Lottery, i,
certain of At ichst one prl1o aud Iaay 4taw
tbrcr
Who, TICKETS ~ 90 f.aartcrs 70 CTS
Hhlveg 40
For Sale at AZ Z, u ,aSie9
DrTf.4 { nj (lQt.,
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Together "nil many smoicr prizes OF sos, 2u,,
los Nc &c
Whole Tickets - hp Quarters ~ -
Halves = -
n ibe Drawing oflbc above Lotteries viii
he raaCmed AZ Aliens Office, iyncabu,E where
all tickets r1n be eNalum, 4, and the clsh is
always ready tor przes.
Ticket. and shares IN the above lotteries Z,
be had IN tbc eteatcSt variety Of numbers III the
Truly fortunate Office Of, ..
D. d. NJ. .ALI77-E. e. GO.
Washington t.ty, March ii.
VESIRGlNIA $tViGtTl0N LOTTERY, Is
y Class--to he drawn Upon tie High and
Low system,
10000 DolIars--Iliglest Prizeili
The drawing OF this Lottery will take place IN
Petersburg, ontle III OF April, pndcr the sat,
perntcndrnco o. the Commissioners More
Prize, h9a BLANKS
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FIRST ha\ti,nore s,o,,erS.

coHEN5 OFfiCE baltimore !
febrppfg l1h 1877 5
Scheme No 10, of the
GRAND STATE LOTTERY Or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. os rnf
fAA r,isA t.Ntn -, ctn,
81 which The holder Of two Tickets OF two
shares, Is certain Of obtaining 81 least one Prize,
and may draw TuGEE The whole 10 he
drawn IN ONE DAY, aod will tux pioceih
Baltimore n M t4th .Mavch !.
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N4OrlCE-lhc articles of co.partaeIshIp
III hthcr existing under the firm OF Hugh
Moufgomclic. Richmond, and Read d Mpn,so-
merle, Bedford and l. ncibuIg, has til, day
expired I he books are placed in the hands of
Mr. Sa1nl Read, who Is duly authorized to scttle
all debts due to us, aud pay all debts dueby us.
SAMUEL RE- II.
HUGH MONTGONERIE.
March O. 2t}I
n The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert the above twice aud forward their
accoui to this Office.
XeVAILL BE SOLD.--By viz the of a deed Of
~ trust executed 10 tine subsc iber by Jas
B Risque and duly recorded III fbe clerk S Office
of the county of Campbell, for certain purposes
therein expressed, will bc offered for sale, at ! |
o clock tomorrow, Saturday, on the premises,
for cash, the lands nnned in said deed, iying in
the county Of Campbell. four miles from Lynch
burg, on tie Turnpike road The title is bciev-
ed TO be indisputablJ, but such only will be con.
veyed TO the purchaser as is vested IN the sub
scriber by the said deed. JOHN IARLf.
March 9. Il Trustee.
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n An election ofJudge Of the General Court
TO supply the vacancy occasinncd by the resi-,
nation of Judge Barbour took place IL Richmond
on die Sd inst Nlessis. Archibald Bryce of
Goochland, Isaac ii. Williams of ftcdericl.s.
bnrg, Joseph II. Samuels Of Shenandoah, and
Richard II. Field of Cupepper werenoninatcd.
Tho latter gentleman was elected on the third
ballot
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tuppcTHs
l,on German and bistered Steel
-.anuinc Madeira aud MALARIA Vine
r.ondon aud Philadelphia Porter
lotion Sheeiing and shirting, OshabmtS
81 aad / - point llantcs
COD ID beautihl Cotton 1rn
e Ibis Of Cider
r. "a, ,,b,,b | v,ll.rceeiye any Kind Of pros'i'cs
,,,t y, his market a, the best cash pricea,
,hrj tsGa
March 90 w.
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