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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-29

ENEMALE EDUCATION.-MR. s. Mrs. CURTIS
IL will the duties Of their Seminary the 18th
Of October, in the and coimodious house erected
expressly for the purpose Their late journey to the
North has enabled them to make large additions to their
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, and especially
to their meteorological Cabinet. They now offer TO
Young Ladies, Seminary richly furnished, and
of study thorough and extensive may be desired
The Mathematics, the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Drawing. Painting, SC. will be taught by able and iai IT,
full instructors, and Popular Lectures will be delivered
occasionally various branches Of Philosophy and
Science to which young persons not connected with the
Seminary may be admitted.
Mr. & Mrs. C. prepared to accommodate few
Young Ladies with boarding. washing and lodging for
Oct. %. 1876
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THVAKE NOTICE-SamueI Weaver of the State OF
n Alabama; and TO the heirs Of John Wilson, deed
formerly OF Georgia. and 10 all other egaecs Of Joseph
Wilson, decd formerly resident Of Prince Edward
County, and State Of Virginia. the widow being dead
that shall the 2lth Of December next sell TO the
highest bidder, twelve months credit, the balance
of Joseph Wilson's decd estate.
HUDSON WILSON, Adm'or.
Oct. "a 1885,
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NOTICE.

a PETITION will be presented to the next General
IA Assembly praying for the passage of law, TO au-
borise the condemnation of such land for the grant
Of such powers may be necessary to enable the Cor
poraton Of the City Of Richmond TO supply the said
City with water, according TO the plan and designs OF
Albert Stein, heretofore published.
Oct. IS 46-t1stNov
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AtOMMISSiON BUSINESS .N1rfolk Virginin.-
" The subscriber having located himself at this
place, resp cuy tenders to his friends and the public
his services Tor the transaction OF General Commits
sion Business. His Office is hear the Public Ware
House and next door 10 Mr.. John g. Roy'-.
JOHN NJ. ARMiSTEAD.
Norfolk, Oct. 20 46-St
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Sent. q

I'm pursuance OF order OF the Superior Cour, OF
IL Cbancery for the Richmond District, offer for sale
Tract OF Land on Ctumps Creek, in the cosn,y o!
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse corr
tanning 1920 acres, which laid off into four lots aud
will be sold jointly or severaly.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county OF Go0chidnd
the waters of Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
acres-adjo joining the Lands OF Mr. w. Payne s. others
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish.
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating. apply Ia
me near Hanover Courthouse. VIM. F. WICKHAM
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate Of Sam'l Gis, dec
Aug. 49, 2S-tf
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RICHMOND RACES.

~ tuesday IN December ntTt.
The Proprietor of Tree Hill contemplates i'm future
to have four meetings at Tree Hill i'm each year. The
second Fall Races this year will commence the first
Tuesday IN December merit the day after the Legisa-
ture meets.
First Ddy.-A sweepstake for year old colts and
hllics two mile heats entrance 5000, half Forfeit four
subscribers and closed
1. VIM II. Johnson enters b. f. Virginia Taylor, out
of Coquette, by Sir Charles.
2. j. NJ Selden, Marion filley out of Sir Henrys
sister,
3. Abner Robinson, Jemima Wilkerson, by Archie.
4. Thos. Watson, (of Tree HILL Annette, by Sir
Charles.
Second Day-Proprietor's Purse, $500; two mile
heats; entrance $l5
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500; three mile
heats; entrance 800
The Proprietor little doubts but there will be fourth
days race and in the event OF other the gate money
of that day will be given TO handy cap purse.
In furnishing these second races il has relation 70
the Club formed at Tree Hill, the Proprietor
himself puts up the money, and hopes there will be
difficulty in case of bad weather, to postpone the race
to a coed day.
Oct. %. 4S-td J. M. SELDE;N, Proprittor
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u UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice IL hereby given that all the cells in this in
dtuion occupied and that no more patients will
be received until some OF the said cells are vacant;
Jue notice Of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court of Directors. l. HENLEY
NAV 26 1T
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HRY vittue Of a Deed in Trust executed to the sub
- scrber by Presley Elicit, bearing Edate the 10Th
day Of May, 1928 and admitted to record in the office
OF Charles City County Court the 18th day OF the same
moath aud year, to secure the payment OF adebt to
owing from said Elicit 10 John A. Archer, and by re-
quest of said Archer, SHALL on Thursday the lS day
oil next month"; (November being court day Tor Charles
City County, at the courthouse OF said county, ed
to sell TO the highest bidder, for ready money pub
lie auction, tract parcel Of land, lying and being
said county OF Charles City, formerly part of the Lee
vel Tract, and that portion which loted to the
said John A. Archer in right of his wife Mary in the
Elicit from the said Archer and wife, or such portion of
the said land Of the who be not required) will be
sufficient to pay the charges and expenses attending the
execution oihe trust aforesaid and the debt due to the
said Archer
The title TO the above mentioned land is indis BILE
so far as know or believe; but selling as trustee,
shall convey such title only as is vested in me by the
deed above mentioned.
RIO. w, CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Oct. 10.
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1rTho enquirer published twice week generally and
trso times week during the Legislature
Price, tho heretofore Five Dollars payable in
Notes Of Chartered specie banks ony) will be
received The Editors will the safety of
writers.
R No paper wbo but tho discretion Of tho
Edors) until all arrcaragcs have been paid
OF Whoever will the nine shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One OR LEss-Frst insertion 75ccnts-oach
tinuancc, so cents.
~sNo advertisement inserted until either boon paid
assumed by in this city, its onvirons.
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FH7HERE will be petition 10 the next General As.
"a bly,, for leave TO erect Mill on AppomattoN
RIVER, at Goodies Brisge, 10 Chesterfield on the plan oil
COL John HOugbion Of Georgia.
SPENCER WOODBRIDGE,
Sept. II. STU JOHN X. Wake
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Plantalion de I,opeo, Aug 20 ;,



ALG1ERs. Aug Is 1t was ouly the 11'b instant
That email Gsnoese vessel, coming from marseilIes
gave us the FIRST notion Of the incredible revolution eff
iected in Fra1cs Figure yourselves our extreme sur.
prize. Ffom The terrace Of the house where we are
lodged, my eyes struck viii the commotion
which prevailed since The arrival Of this ship. KIN w
not what to make Of i the Marshal having me
was al 10 o'clock, at the Cd'sauba. Algers no
longer talked ~ France, France was in every month,
and Illuminated the mind Of every oneA crown thrice
ot within forty Yearsi great people has conquered
i,s sovereignty France has no longer king Charles
~ has lost his capital this fortnight, aud 10 doubt HE
whole kingdom by this time
This was incredblel The poor Genoese Captain tcol
Every one laughed in his face at fret and treated him
as an imbece. Could any story sound i'm perne
" iban that oi the tr eoloufed eig again flying in the
Iueries, battles los, by Charles X within his wn
capital aud wholly revolutionary Government formed
IRON the Cote Gauchel In that same capit,l where
NJ. de Bourmont has been made Marshal, NJ. de La.
ayeue now commanding the National Guard and di-
recling The whole people,
Such tho ideas that crossed each o,her RAPIDLY
IN every one and the difficulty ofsrang ing such strong
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MFRS. NELSON is prepared to accommodate la
Ivl dies and Gentlemen with board by the week
month"; year, her old stand the Capitol Square
next above the Washington Tavern. She would be
glad to furnish eight ten Gentlemen with board who
have elsewhere. Members of the Legislature
be furnished with rooms Her fare will be as good
as the market afford, and her terms moderate.
Oct. 10. 46-t1stDec.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-12

ETUBLfC SALE.-Wil DO sold at public
E auction. on Thursday the Goth August
inst on the farm Of jonathan Thatcher, on
the head Of Dry Run, the flowing property
,iz Valuable Brood Mares and Colts, Mich
Cors and young Cattle. Sheep and Hogs,
Farming Utensils Of every description, Hay
by sbe Ton, Household and Kitchen fsrhi-
fure OF all kinds, such as Bureaus. Corner
Cupboard, Tables aud Chairs, Beds and
Gcdstcads, Pots, Kettles, Ovens, &c, a ten
p.oe Stove and pipe, quantity OF Vinegar
and Barrels, aad many other articles, not ne
cessary 10 mention A eredat OF nine months
Will be given on oil sums Of three dollars and
upwards, by giving note with approved seeu-
Fity Sale 10 commence early ~ The day, and
due attendance gwen by
ABSAL0M THATCHER.
Aug 8, 1880
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Fs 'Teas9 'Tsss - E 81
81 .las.s as ssssTSs 10 :

For a full Course OF istruci ions, as above
mentioned, 50, 50 payable IN advance, or %
the receipt OF he Ii St three numbers oil The pc
r,odical.
III Postmasters ars respectfully solicited TO
ACT as agents ~ tier respective netshbofhGods
Il P,smesteF procure Dat one .ubscF'ber, re
VIII Hv entiIied TO gratultuus copy OF the plo'
ished system-li four subscribers, TO tuii course
Of Instruction. VI So 50 fFcn, the money coliec'
ted: pnd like pfopoTtton for greater Of KISS
numbcF Of Subscribers, that is 10 say. coar
ml.scn OF 60 per cent. tor bis services. Thoss
who "sG for more full explanation, or TO see
speoitnen ct the page, type, &c. 10 be used,
may 10 doubt be grat!fed oy calling "a POSE
nss ers, Who have been generally supplied silh
an Introduction to.the sys'eln above refer cd u;
and also with great variety OF testimonials
irora those who have learned the art.
The issuing 1T numbers viii commence essly
in JAY, rom aud after winch, each aew s2ph,
cant viii Re supIAed At the time Ct subscribing
With q perfect sci from the beginning.
~ tie uhisher ot any Newepaper.er pub
lie journal, Who VII! we this Prospectus
Conspicuous usertjon, aGd forward copy Of
the paper Containing il, Shall receive regal%
serjes efthe ctncmplal lectures without OH
er ohargs.
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no FARMERS.-Thc subscriber enbra-
III eea the present opportunity Of informing
The Farmers Of berkoley and Jefferson couh-
aes, that his MILL being in. complete order
iaF Tue reception Of WHE,4T, and having
enpl2 cd first rate Miller, has deteyatued
hiH 10 occupy i.e same himself, he will en-
gage to grind all Wheat that may be brought
to his Mill separately, and PIKE Farmers one
barrel OF saperline flour ior every 3oolbs OF
good mcEchautatlc Nheat, and that he will
stand the inspection OF tae same in tlI, & III
mote, GcorAatO~n, or Alexandria markets.
v-..ie viii, al all times, pay the very high,
est prise IN CASH ion Wheat offered for sale.
JOSIAH FLAGG
july IS. lS3G---tf
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EGtD0leaale MUD 2Scta5l
CARPET AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH
WARE HOUSE,
no: 30, Baltimore street.
T-r9s T.-.Y u G.

JESS T,LZ LsRS.
Has this day received by the latest aniva
from England, q splendid assortment OF eve
rY description Of CARpEIINGS, viz:
Brussels. Hilton, Figured, Ptri,s anil Striped
Denetiaa, htddermisst9, Scotch otd iagTaia
Cupeliags
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
Also, 80 eases Of very superior U.HBREL-
ms a,ed P,dR3$OLS, finished in The very
latest style. Part OF the above are ivory
handles and tipped.
.B4TIT.NG.
And, received his day. an excellent as
sortmant of Floor .4m.inr, Of the following
widths, "a, So, 3 4 "a /, ) "A, and 6 4.
WINDOW BLINDS.
A very extensive assortment of IN dor
blinds, OF the following kinds. VIZ: Sipcriine
India, Transparent Painted. Green Patent,
and Fine India, Of various widths.
TABtG GOWNS.
Has also on hand. which hiss lately been
Feeeu ed, very superior let OF Pis,ro, Table
AMI Stand Covers, with few dozen Danlasl
Dolilss.
Door N2TTS.
On hand, a very complete assortment Of
The following kinds OF Doom MATS. VIZ:
Grass, Hemp, Sheep Skin, Tutod = Manila.
HEARTH RUGS.
Together with complete and very handsome
selection of Hearth Rags, viz; Imperial, ,Tult-
cd, " lltou, ard Brussels, Of the very latest
style aEd Fa;clns.
B,4IZES.
Also, BAizEs Of all colours, pain and fig
cred Of the following widths, "a, 81, ~,
and ST. wide.
And continues to keep constantly on hand.
j. OHSIED I.IR.N Of all colours. Garnet
Bindings, Green Cord, Floor and Table Oa
Cloths, Carpet CLAIM, Domestic Calpetings.
Fnuges suitable Cor Rugs, Foot Stools. &ec.
with every other article .appeTtaining TO his
business, which he viii dispose of on ac-
commodaling terms
WOOL w a 81 TED.
also wish TO purchase 10. C0olbs. Of NVooI.
in the fleece, washed or nnw ashcd. for which
iFiil give the highest market prices in CAsu,
or barter any Of the above Goods at very
reduced prices.
JESSE MYERS,
CHpet and OIL Cloth H1me- House,
No. go, Market 81. BatinoTe.
July %, 1880 CIV.
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&c. &c. sIe.--Am0untIag to ss7s,ItU.
Whole Tickets Slo-lTalves IS GUAR. - so.
~.rOrders for 11ststs o. Shores ia the above
Lotteries, viii receive the most prompt at
tention if addressed (posi paid,) to
YATES < MiNITRE, Managers
Washingtot City, August ), 1880.
85-An official account Of the drawing will
he forwarded to adyentuIcrs, free OF postage.
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w SSIl w q 81 & Cd

kElLLiNG.-1he subscriber takes this
AVE- method Of informing his friends and
tno,public generally, that he lras taken Mrs.
Ann ID. Hengy's Merchant Grst, Plaster and
Saw Mllis,near llardacrabble. IS recontly occu-
pied by Mr. William Douglass, where he
viii attend TO each and every branch Of The
business IN person, aud endeayoi to aiyc sa-
tislaction 70 ali who may Favor BIN with their
custom. fot every Sr0lbs Of ncrchantable
Wheat he VII give oHe tarrcl 81 tia.,r, and
warrant it 10 stand Inspection wherever il NAV
be sent. 4 lie highest market price will be
paid N cash for u heat delivered at lie mill.
JACOB SIAUB
Julv %. 1870.
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R# ARSIiAL'S SALE Pursuant to a de-
AYa creetal order Of the Superior Court of
Chanccy, holden at Winchester GA the iist
OF May, 1880, N a case therein depending
wherein Eli b. SWearipscn, Administrator Of
Hannah Nyukoop, deceased, is plaintiff, and
AlcXandcrR BclelcG and others are daIepd-
ants,-i shah expose for sale, at public a,,c-
lion, to the highest bidder, on The In. dav OF
August neXt, before the Court house door in
Maft!nsLurg, The reNersionaTy interest which
The heirs Of RawleiSh Morgan, deceased. and
the widow and heirs Of john B. uearv, dee.
now h@ve IN and to the lands assigned 10 Mes.
Elizabeth Morgan, as her denver in the lands
OF which her husband, RaWlexh Morgan. dec
died seized, containing about one hundred aad
,Fsss.Ssss, ninety acres ofpri'Ge LIMESTONE.
Essss Nh LAND, on which there is a com
Is g7w Portable two story BRICK "a
-..ssfA.ss.a. DWELLING HOUSE Fsrsssfta
BARN, and other necessary out EsEsaa.
buildings, lying OH the Swan Pond ,-@-@-~<szA
Hun, about miles from MartinstuFg, and
the same distance from Shepherdstoun.
TERMS OF SALE-OnG sixth part Of
the purchase money will be required in hand,
aud the balance in three cqn;l instaltnests
Of SIX, twelve, and eighteen months Bonds
ard good per! onal security will be required
Of tie purchaser to secure the deferred pay
ments, End tile retained as farther security.
sale wall commence about l2 o'clock, Nj.
AAtHl. SEWERS, d NV CD.
July g, 1850.
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$50 2 TWA.gD.

Runaway from the subscriber, living near
Mwtla.burE, Rerktlly county, Virginia, o.
toe z4th lost Negro man, named tMANU-
Ell, or Mas, about zoe . years OF age, a.
bout 3 feet 3 or j inches high, dark eoloured
though not as black as some negroes are:
tfhen spoken 20 appears 10 smile a little, and
shows his teeth which ere very white; he is
an active fellow. and supposed 10 wtish Goaf
l5o t. lif eaad ou when - ran a'yay, g fur
hit, biae coat, With 4 hlaca velvet oolgr.
white gtnt.Igons. and Waiicoal which OF
ginail5 was striped. bat BY nas..zlS bid Lc
rome aearlY white, good .tIors bal ie VIII
4FoLst'5 ctaage his ei9thus visit give The
ehet4 reward for sad slase, II taken out OF
tho Commonwealth oi Eiisiuiu, and deliver
ed 10 ne at my residence, OF s25 if taken in
the Commonwealth ol Virginia aud delivered
Us aforesaid, and pay AL rcasgnasc char
yes Tor bringing him lroai the place taken to
iee, ~ ~ the jail Of Berkeley county
ELISHA BOYD
Tale 90 I990
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"a. OTCE.-The subscriber berehyioio'sm
~ his customers and the public geneFauy
that he has his Carding Machines IN good %,
dct for CARDING WOOL, at the a,a@
price of Ct cents per pound
lie has on hand SCOTCH and lEgaS
TiAN CARPEJINGS, and COUNlER
PANES; all Of which he viii sell low
He would respectfully inform that poI'lo'
of his customers whose accounts are sill ui''
settled, that he Is very much in want o! nio
ncy, aud would thank them for a speed. SET
Lement. &. @. CONRADT
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5000 Tickets.

1900 Tickets. eo25O
MoBz of DBAwING.-The numbers viii
be put INTO one wheel as usual: and IN The
tAer viii DC pat the Prizes aLoee the denomi-
uauon OF Three Dollars; the drawing 10 no.
Gress ln the usual manner. The 3, 800 plizes
Q. three dollars each, viii tie narded 10 tie
hckets having the terminating figure cores
pohding VITA cithcTol the terminating fgAYes
oi the two first drawn Plumbers OF different
examinations from ! to ) incusito q, anu TO Ike
tickets with terminating figure corresponding
with either Of he tHo first drawn Of different
Examinations, from o to 0 inclusive. By this
mode Of drawing the holder Of xye tickets On
ding with the figures &c ) inclusive, or from
10 0 inclusive. will be certain Of obtaining 1t
least Two Prizes and uiGy draw Seven
Whole Tickets - 90 Quarters rs cts
Halves 30
*eORDERS eithcr ny maIl post paid) or
private convey ance, encIosiog the Cash or
Prize, win meot with the same prompt and
punctual Stent'on - II OH personal applica-
ton. Address
Ill COHEN, Jr. S. BROTHERS.
Baltimore, August 3, 1850. Baltimore
IRON we have just received i,uQ le.
Z supply OF
gg1uFiJa;ser'0 Er0m
consisting o' Wagon Ain though I!oas
Shoe aud S'cclcp Iron ~iAcl We oler cn iLss
nssal low terms.
JuEs II. leNlRE 3 BOYD.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SHE
~ HE undersigned 9ll sell bis property in
b the town ofsiartinsburg, situate on King
street and the Public Square, consisting OF
49, The Brick and Stone Dsselling House
lsrssNsg he occupies; The commodious store
Il. ssa House in which he conducts the
AS1->s~Sss Mercastlle business, .and the HORSE
occupied by Mr.. Charles d. Stewart and DR.
Thomas Davis. No property in the place
combines in greater degree the necessary
arrangement for the comfortable and agreea-
bic accommodation Of a family. and the add
vantagcs of situation for prosecuting the rner-
camille business. The Dwelling House and
Store House viii be sold together or seperate-
ly-iho House occupied by Messrs. Stewart
s. Davis would make comfortable Dwelling
House, having four rooms, and the best Stone
Stftlc in Che place; if will be sold separately
or with tbs other property as may he desired
Terms will be made accommodating.
THOMAS G.. SMITH.
July /, 1880
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EbI BLIC SALE-NiIl be sold, at public
III auction, Il tile late residence oil Ahra-
ham fiarlatt, on tfle road leading from Mar
tnsburg 10 thc Failing Waters. on Iusstity
Tie LEA q sitgls! nert, Cows, Sheep, a mum
her of stock Hogs also, that elegant stud
horse, Young Bloomfield; Household and
Kitchen Furniture. such IS Beds, Bedding
Tables, Chairs, Drawers, Bureaus, Pots, D
veus, &C. qaaatity of excellent bacon. a
new Cart Water Car heelbarrow, Ploughs:
= set Of HOUSE LOGS, together with We
~ large variety Of articles not necessary TO
mem lion; also, some Bar Furniture. with
perhaps small quantity Of Liquors Six
moths credit viii be given the purchaser on
all sums over five dollars, by giving bond
with approved security.
JACOB MYERS, Curator.
Juiy %. 1890.
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Whole Tickets sl-ualves .2-Quarters g
sprizes of S5,355-S2 Prises of $1,000.
On Tuesday, the 3lst Of August. is,R, the
Strand CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
No. 7, FOR 1890,
viii be drawn at Wilmington, Del.
80 Number Lot.sry-9 Dre~a Ballots.
ContaIninrthe following Splendid pfizes:
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SCHEME, No. 8.

sEHFN z, No.-S.
RE ARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. 10
I'VE be drawn IN Baltimore, under the SUI
perintendence Of the Commissioners appoin.
aed by the Governor and Council.
ON TUESDAY, Stst of AUGUST.
Highest Prize
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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HlGiiEST PRIZE:


whole Tickets g ! Quarters 81 Is
Halves 81 80 cts.
On FrideY. che 20h q ,luya'' $780, fh'
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
No. Il, TOR 1880. win be drawn
90 Number Lottery Drawn Ballots.
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COHEN'S OFFICE. Baltimore,

Suly %otn, iooU.
nEPORr OF TIE DRAWING If tie Ma
IN pytAsp STATE i.orrxnri Ne, Z, fer 1880;
Nus3f The Capt. al ptize OF $1,000
1857 Capital of 1000
369I Pr.za OF 500
2654 prtzc of 500
G5J3 FgiEe II 200
2462 1928 433l 5.ss 1888 prizes OF 100
23l Il ~. 1850 1905 36332 -, e.,
1851 SASS COOS 75l5 S5795 P''@eS Vi ~
1860 4559 4s4Y 1857 6258} CO
6I70 1880 1902 7i46 d564 { prizes OF ~
50 prizes Of : OIL 100 o. pJ-lC0 Of 81, and
S60C prizes OF So each.
a1-Nos 635-779o-19s5 $3.50. were
the FOUR FIRST DRAWN Of different
examinations by which. agreeably to the
Scheme, the prizes Of Three DolioFs, are de-
termined. All tickets, therefore, ending
either with 3 5 or o,
Ave entitied - IRree Dollars each, and in nd
dition to any other prizes which they may
have drawn
@g~Ihe holders of the Prizes are repectful-
ly requested 70 present them for payment AZ
soon as It may suit their convenience
j. /. COHEN, Jr. s BROTHERS.
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