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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

Hostilisies os a smGl scele.-A letter from Rio JaneirO of Sept. 95th, gives the particu- lars of spree of brace of French Midship- men, which has caused some excitement a. mong the people. It appears that the Mid dies in question went on shore, for the purpose of gunning. They went about shooting over a gentleman's plantation, until they were Or- dered of, lest they should kill some of the negroes. The cocksparrows refused to gO- whereupon the planter ordered the negroes to surround them and give them beating. This job was soon done, and the Middies went on board. But they returned soon afterwards to the shore, with forty men. surrounded the planters house, took him on board the ship, and gave him thirty flashes with the :" Cdt." The Emperor called council to deliberate on the offence, and demand was made Up- on the French Admiral to deliver the offend- CTS up for trial. The admiral has refused this demand, upon the ground that such is the excitement of the people, there would be no safety for the offenders on shore; but tt was proposed that they should be tried upon neu- eral grOund--that Is, on board of British ship. Meantime the people are very turbulent,
 and tt is rum0red that the French Minister and Consul have demanded their passports in consequences of 1t; which the Emperor not only refused, bust likewise has detained the men of war from leaving the port.
 a.t. Commercial Ado.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
POETRY.
FROM THE LADY's BOOK.
 WINTER.

WINTER. | come, come, for the year s Old' The fields have dofFed their mantle Ofgold, And tilting down from the shaking tree, The blushing leaf falls whiFlingly. Droops to old Ocean the weary Sun. Ere the last Of his radiant course is run; And the early shadows of evening gray Close the bright round of the shortened day. come, with my snOw-Aake, spotless white, With my frosty chain for the waters bright, With my penda0ss of diamond for bush and tree, And the cricket chirpng 90 cheerily. come with the shout of the festive thrOMg, With the merry VAle and tho Christmas song, With the laugh of the young as the stocking pours The torrent rich of its sugared stores. peep through the pane at the blazing hearth, Atthe smile of age, and at childhOod's mirth; At the growing babe, the applauding sire, The stsaming urn, and cheerful 6re- At the blushing maid and the happy swain, Seated apart from the merry scene,
 While sof as the coo ofthe amorous dove, Their whispered breathings tell oi love. lam come with my mantle of tsathery snow, And breathe on the chilly pane as I go, Till ruined tower and icy tree
 On the frosted window tell of me.
 But the whole of my fairy work is done,
 When from his bright chariot the blessed Sun Casts his warm gances on ri and brae,
 Till the glalsome waters burst away. Then buds the young leaAet, the gay birds s'ng, Earth dons her green mantle to welcome Spring; Young Zephyr on fowery sweets reposes, And wild bees sport md the newborn roses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

RsstIess Vernment.-Muly Moloch, emperor of Morocco, spent his whole time in devising plans to keep the minds of his subjects engaged. eff parcel of rats," said he once to the British ambassador, "are permitted to remain in a bag, they'll eat it-but if you keep shaking it. they will Mot.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
JUST RECEIVED,
 AT LORDS BOOK, STATIONARY, AND VARIETY STORE ANIMALS FOR 1881.

ANIMALS EON 1001s
 AMONG WHICH ARE FRIENDSHIPS Offering, The Gem, E Ackerman's Forget Me-NOt, The Pearl, Youths Keepsake, Token, Atlantic Souvenir, Comic Annual, Travellers Guide, &c'
 ALSO, Zimmerman on Solitude, Christian Library, Baxter's Call to the UncOnverted,
 Saints Rest, Christian Institutes The Great Importance of Religious Life, by Mason on Self Knowledge, Melmoth' Private MeditatiOns, Beauties Of BIalr, Beauties of Burke. Beauties of Johnson, Waverly Novels, superior ed't'on' Cooper's Novels, Cabinet Album, Bibles, Testaments, Psalms and Hymns, Village Hymns, Methodist Hymns. Prayer Books, SCHOOL ~ IO1 bOOAo' complete assortment.
 gTATxoNARX. Writing and Letter Paper. Ink Stands, Ink Powder, States. QuiIls, Sand and Sand Box cs, Drawing Paper. Music Paper, Waters. Sealing Wax, Lecture Paper, Water Colors by the box or single cake, Camel's-hair Pen cils. Lead Pencils, Silver and Plated Pencil Cases, &c. Szc.
 CUTLERY. Rogers Superior Penknives, Scissors. and Razors. Also low price Penknives, Scissors and Razors, by different makers.
 . PERFUMERY, &c.
 Cologne. Lavender and Hungary Waters, Almond Paste, Almond Soap.
 Macassar. Russian and Antique Oils, Windsor Soap, SJc. Sc.
 VARIETY GOODS. Purses, Fancy Boxes, Work Boxes, Card Cases. Pocket Books, Reticulcs, Fancy Bas' kets, &c. SIc.
 ... JEWTLRY Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Studs Bracelets. Bands, Waist Belts, Buckles, co' lOred Beads, Szc. &c. ..a
 CONEECTIoNARX. 4 complete assortment cf superior quality. TOYS. A great variety of amusing Toys for children
 India Rubber OVER-SHOES. BOOK BINDING and Pocket 1 Book Manufacturing in the best manner, and in all its varieties. BLANK BOOKS On hand, Or made t" pattern ut short notice Lischfeld, Dee. 9. 1880 tf25
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
William Stone's Estate.

William Stones Estate. TNHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis A- trict of Litchfrld has limited and allow : ed six months from this date for the creditors to the estate of
 WILLIAM STONE, late of Litchheld, deceased, represented in solvent. to exhibit their claims against said es- tate. legally atta.sted.
 The Commissioners on said estate hereby give notice that they will attend to the duties ot their appointment. on the second Tuesdays of January and May, 1881. at the late dwell ng house of the deceasrd. in said I.itchfeld, at nine 0'cl0ck A. M. on each of said days at the expiration of which time all claims not presented win be foreclOsed and barred a re- covery.
 WILLIAM BEEBE.
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, COm'rs.
 DANIEL KEELER. All persons indebted Co said eslate are re- questcd to make immediate payment Co
 TRUMAN KILBORN, Adm'r. Liickfeld. NOV. e, 1880 ae
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
FOR SALE.

I ~YW~ uOuFiSillU6 VIudHe OI BH&8 ] 4- WolcotUiIie, in the town aAEaekz1sAA sAA l of T0rrington, consisting of the following val ] uabe property, viz: About two acres of land on the south side of Waterbury river, opposite the well known tavern stand of Capt. Samuel Bradley, on which are two story dwelling house. with a large we'll shaded and beautiful yard in front, and finely cultivated garden in the rear of the house; barn, carriage house, wood house and other out houses a small dwelling house, and a large and convenient store. This property is all of it in the most pleasant part of WolcOttvillc, which renders 1t very desirable place of residence for man of business. Also, that we'll known Store Stand on the north side Of the river, situated a few rods from the Woollen Manufactory in Wolcott- vile. The store has been recently built. is conveniently constructed. and is decidedly the best stand fOr business in the village.
 Also, one new twO-stOry Dtcelling House and Lot, about twenty rods north of the meet ing house in said village. The dwelling house is well adapted for two families.
 Also, about Ave and an half acres of good LAND opposite the Meeting House. suitable for pasture or plough land. There are two good building lots on the same, very pleasant. ly situated. Tue above mentioned property will be sold on the most reasonable terms For further information apply to SAMUEL BRADLEY, or to the subscriber, both of Vol. cOttville. WN. F.. RUSSELL.
 WotcOttuilie, Aug. l2, 1880 tf3
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16

A gsntleman, one morning last week, asked little barefoot boy, what his mother did for living "S She eats cold victuals, Sir" was his reply.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-16
VENDUE.

VENDUE.
 DY order of the Court of Probate for the D District of Litchfield. will he sOld at pub- lie vendue, on the premises, on Friday the l7th day of December next. at one O'cl0ck in the afternoon, the whole of the Real Estate of
 JACK PECK. late of LitchReld, in said district. deceased, consisting of a dwelling house and barn. and about one acre and half of land, situated in said town of LitchReld, on Chesnut Hill (so called), part of which is encumbered by the widows dover, and part by mortgage to the State of Connecticut. -,-
 PHINEAS LORD, Adm'r. Lifchfeld, Nov. 50, 1880 Q5
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
DI e. d.

On the Goth uitlmo, Mrs. Margaret
Crank, at the residence of her has
band Mr.. George Crank, age!4 2.
AT his farm, near GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Major jonathan Cass, the venera BILE Ia
ther of the Governor OF Michigan, IN
the 7Hh year Of his age. lie was born
ln1Salisbury, Mass. tie was yolun =
teer at the battle of Bunker Hill, and
eaIIy commissioned as anEp,ign 10 tie
New Hampshire Line, and speedily
rose to the rank of Captain, and was
actively engaged in his coun,ry's ser.
vice during the whole ofthe Rcvoiu-
tionary war; He was IN the memora-
bic battles of Trenton, Princeton, Nom
mouth and Saratoga, and in several
others OF minor import Alter the ta-
king OF Burgoyne, he joinrd the ON
mander-In chief at the valley Fnrge,
and that severe and trying winter, he
al acting officer under the. celebrated
Allan McLane, ofDelaware, who car
RED such CONSERVATION into the British
ranks. He was also with Gen. Sullivan.
III his famous Indian Expedition After
peace was declared, and our indepen-
dence acknowledged by The British
crown, he was appointed CAPTAIN by
Grn. Washington in the army Of the
renowned Wayne, and soon after COM
mIssioned as Major, in which rank he
served until he resigned his command,
and settled upon an extensive and
beautiful farm ON the Western banks oC
the Nusklngnm and by his soodness
of heart and many intrinsic virtues.
proved to the world that brave soldier
will make good citizen On this de-
ligbtInl spot, after raising to maturity
large ADD respectable family, he lett his
earthly remains, TO join his companions
in arms in another and better world
leaving widow and numerous descen- |
dants to deplore bis loss. !
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
DRUGS, &c. &c.

HNHE subscriber is receiving from
IL the northern markets a very ex-
tens'Se and elegant assortment, Of
DruSs crc which with his former stock
VIII render his establishment inferior
10 none IN the state. His articles have
been selected with much personal care
and having been purchased ei,he. from
the manufacturers themselves, or inn
pofters, were obtained on the most adj
Vantsgeous terms, and will enable him
10 dispose of them at the most reason-
able rates and be undersold by none.
Without intrudIng too much on
public notice il may be proper to mem
ton few prominelt articles, among
which are,
a great variety of Chemicals, Paint
'ng and Dymg-Stufs and Materials:
an excellent assortment of amputating
lrePhining, Dissecting, Obstetricai,
Denfdl. Injecting, C4nping and Scarf
tying aud other Surgical Instruments
a great variety of Glassware, Chemi-
cal Apparatus, Physicians and Apothe-
cary,s furniture, comprising Electrical
Machinery, Retorts plain aRd Tubu-
lated from one gill to four gallons Ca
pacity: Receivers of different sorts and
sizes: Graduated Measures from one
diachm to one quart content: Cruci-
bies OF different kinds Precipitating
Jars assorted: Thermometers Tubes
Of every description: Evaporating dish
es assorted: Globes: Composition and
Glass Tunnels from gill to gallon
Scales and weights Iron, Brass,
Glass, Marble and Composition Nor
tars and pestles. Pill Tiles and Ma
chimes: every variety of rincture, Spe-
Gle, Salt-mouth and other bottles and
vlais from the capacity of half drachm
TO five gallons: Glass by the box and
all sizes from 8 by 10 to "a by Sc:
Glaciers and elders Materials Brush
es of every description Snuff, Cigars
and Chewing Tobacco OF the very best
qualities Soaps of every variety and
quality: very extensive assortment
OF Essential Oils and .Perfumery also
variety OF Fancy articles with all the
usual Drugs aud Compound Medicines.
The above enumerated articles and
almost every other appertaining to the
subscribers line ofbusiness can be had
Of him at his Drug, Chemical and A
pothecary store in Charlottesville, or
most OF them of DR.. VIM. Niche and
himself in Scottsville Ito suit the con-
Venience of Phur chasers) on as good
terms as can be had any where in the
state. j. I. BARCLAY.
Oct lS
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
NOTICE.

SHALL offer for sale TO the highest
II bidder on Monday the LIST day OF
November next in front of the Court
House door, Charlottesville, tract OF
land lying in the North Garden, on
Hardware, containing about
5 or 600 Acres.
This Iaud is almost entirely covered
Ivy valuable timber, and much of it is
very fertile. Ii is situated about nine
mlles from Charlottesville, near Woods
mllI.-Terms, one, two and three years
the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security and a lien on the land.
1t will very well admit of division.
THOMAS w. GILMER,
Admr. Of G.. Hudson.
October l5-'3O tbs
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22

Whole tickets SO, Halves SIS,
Quarters So 80
o. AN official account of the DRAWING
VIII be'iorwarded to adventurers.
~. Orders tor Tickets or Shares in
the above Lotteries, will receive the
most prompt attention, if addressed to
Z. e. RICHARDSON, Richmond,
Virginia.
6-3l-44 two capital prizs sold
Il 30-32 ! the'first week ofopen-
ing. October Is tdr
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
NOTICE.

N LIIAH GRANT has Just re-
~ ceiued from .Nsp York a part of
his FALL and WINTER supph of
Goods, consisting Of DRY GOODS
and GROCERIES, and daily er-
poets the remainder, which, ,utsn receip-
ed and added to his .formsr Stock,
piH render his assortment aearlu
equal to any in Charlottesville. HIS
former friends and the, public at
large are respectfully solicited to call
and Examine his Goods and prices
before they make their purchases
else~here, at his Nieu Cash Store, ON
Main Street, Charlottesville.
October S-lO Ct
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
E1tsnsire Executors Sale
OF SLAVES and other Per
SCnal Estate.

SCndl Estate.
r SHALL offer for sale at Public
Il ~A~etion, at the Plantation of the
tate Daniel Grinnan, deceased, called
PRESQU ISL T., an tie County of
Catpcper, on the 9th day of Decem-
Der nert, the sale to continue from day
to day until the mhoie shall be sold,
all The Personal Property which be-
longs to the Estate of the deceased, on
that Plantation, consisting in part of
6etWeen FIFTY and iSixty iSiaues, BE-
tsotcn 20 and 30 Horses, several
Brood Mares ofhe First dlood, obout
one hunoired Head Of Horned Cutie.
a large Stock Of Sheep and Hogs,
a6om 700 Barrels IF Corn, large
quantity of Hay, Fodder, SC, Plan.
taf'on Utensils, Carpenters and
Blacks"'i'hs' Ioois, HousehoM anil
h'tehen Furniture, a Copper SIN,
one Of Chondter'S best .Surreyor's
Composses, nth Chain and Plottiny
Instruments, ociM many other articles
too tede0uS to enuDerafe
Ii is cOafdentiy beHeved. that in
proportion TO the quantity Of Property
that oiH be altered for sale, a larger
proportion Of rcry caiuaJle PROPERTY
'ods nover altered at Public sale in
Nrginia. THE iSlaves are generaHv
likely, many Of them rery much SO;
and amongst them is Uery vaiuabIc
blacksmith, young and healthy. A.
mongst the Horses there is a iSkUd. be-
Tered to be Of the Best Blond an the
STATE The Stock of Cattle, Sheen
dnd Hogs, are Of the most improyed
Probationary cfthem noeo fit for mar
ket, and reH soorth the attention of
Butchers. The Furniture of SUPERIOR
quality. GO Farmers and others. de-
SWons, Of procuring Valuable Stock,
aciN do ,oeH to attend the sale, as an
opportunity ofprocuring such wiH sel-
dom Occur.
TIE terms of sale as folio,os: Tie
iSiaces Djt be sOta for Cash, the resi-
due IF the property upon a credit of
II months for all sums a5oUe Eorty
DOltars, ,uder that, Cash, tie mr.
chaser gicIng Bands soith appeared Sc.
c"rify, to Gar interest from The date :;
bit as il ! important to the interest
IF the ESttte, that L should be able to
command tie finds at a specified time.
1 miH agr's 10 reiinquisA tie interest
TO those wk0 shall pay their Bonds
'ohen DE No Property to be remooea
until The terms Of The Sale shall be cam
Piled NTH Persons DESTROYS of uieo-
ing any part Of the Property, before
the day IF sale, cap do SO by appiying
to Nr. Joseph r. Flippo, the Uanuger
on the Farm
A Continuation Of tie Ececutor's
Sale.
On Monday the 1914 dan of De-
cembtr merit coHl be 0ftred at puhlic
sale, an like manner, at Ike Iafe resi-
dence Of Daniel GriaRaa detease in
The Fown Of FIRE |ericksbary. Az tie
Perso"al Estate Of said Grinnua. en-
satd IOwm-consisting Of Several
10"Se, SerrU"tS, Gardener, Cooi, Ost-
Ter and Ssmpstre:s, SC oil tie
H0"Sh0H Gna Kltckea FurRiiare Car.
rage anil Horses, a EgM Wagon.
Riding Horse, a considerable Stuck of
6"ohS, ~'ta rariety OF other articles
TOO fedtoaS to enWmeratc. IHe terms
OF Sale, as stated an tie 4recious aa-
0erH emeai.
JOHN S. WEXFORD Er'o,.
ot tie ia$t ojH AMI Testament of
Dan IL Gr.nnaaa, deceased.
Oct. 22--I2 tds
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
Diluted Chlorine has been success.

Diluted Chlorine has been success
fully inhaled as IA remedy IN variou,
cases oi pulmonary consumption.
WILLOW Bark. 1t is stated in let.
Ter from Rome, that the French nedl.
cal men IN that city cont nue. To admin.
'ster, with great success against inter
mlttent levers, the bark Of The willow.
hese gentlemen assert that it has
more power than Peruvian bark.
a shocking disaster occurred in
middIeburg, Schobarie county, on FRI
day week. A Mrs. Brownel, of that
town, was driving horse aud wagon -
the relns became entangled around her
body, and she was dragged distance
OF half mile over rough road
when the oody was taken up, il was
found literally torn to pieces.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
TRUST SALE.

IL Y virtue Of Deed of Trust re-
- corded in the office of Abe
marie County Court, from William
Scott to the subscriber, | shall on Sa-
turday the 9th day of November nex,.
offer for sale at public auction at the
residence OF said Scott in this county
the following property, viz: 3 feather
beds, bed-steads and furniture, 3 IA.
bIes, one eight day clock, one side
board, one china press, one desk and a
variety of other household and kitchen
furniture reciied in said deed. Also
one four horse Wagon and gear. And
the interest Of said Scott by his wife in
the following dover, negroes of Mrs.
Elizabeth Harden, viz: Juber, Millev
Willis, Mary, Jane, Francis, William
Washington aud an infant child of said
MlIIey. The interest Of said Scott by
virtue Of his wife in these negroes. il
as one seventh part, subject to the
unexpired life estate Of said Elizabeth
Hardin, widow of Isaac Hardin decd.
Acting as Trustee, | will only convey
such title as is vested in me by said
deed Of trust. Terms-Cash.
THOMAS w. GILMER, Trustee.
Oct. s--lu ids.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
"a i Rules held in the Clerks or.
L "a fee Of AIben,ar!e county Court.
IN October 1880.
John Woodson and Francis his wife
formerly Francis Garland phas
AGAINST
Nelson Garland, Islam Ready and
Polly his wife, Richard Bruce and
Nancy us wife, hte widow of Ander-
son Garland, deceased, Nathaniel. Ro-
bert, CiDthlan, and Anderson, GILL:
dren OF Anderson Garland, deceased
Daniel Martin aud Elizabeth his wife.
late widow of Peter Garland. deceas.
ed, and James and Gondridgo Garland
children O! the said Peter Garland.
deceased, which said Frances, Nelson
and Poly are children, and together
with the said children of Anderson
GarIanIi deceased and Peter Garland.
deceased, heirs and representatives Of
NaIhatiel Garland deceased,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
ne Defendants, lsham Ready and
Polly his wife, Richard Bruce 81 Nam
cy his wife, Nathaniel 81 Robert Gar
land, not having entered their appear
ance and gwen security according to
law and the rules OF this Court. and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants OF
tins State On motion of the PLAIN
tIils by their Counsel-It is Ordered
that The said Defendants do appear
here on the first Monday in Janua-
ry next, and answer the bill of
the Plaintiffs, and that copysof this
Order be forthwith inserted in paper
published IN the town Of Charlottes-
vile, called the (" Charlottesville
Advocate" for two months success
siveIy, land posted at the front door of
the Court house of this COUNTY ON
5oUe Court day.
A Cnpy-Testc.
IRA GARRETT. ID. G..
October % IL Sw
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22

Mr.. PRINTER-l would ask, through
the medium OF your paper, il 1t is rot
In the power OF tie Trustees of our
town, TO enact such laws as would, eff
iectuaIly, rid us Gi those mtolerable nui-
*ances, the hogs II ii be. is il not IA
matter oi surprise that they have rever
taken the subject mo their serious
consideration, whan their noses are
hourly assaIled with the tfIluvla oil
their filth! QUERIsT.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
NOTICE.

INTENDING to move to the west.
i l offer for sale the tract of land
on which l reside; containing 40
acres, lying in the North Garden, AL
hemarle County, on the north fork
OF Hardware, between 8 or 9 miles
from Charlottesville. The new stage
road passing through it that leads
from Charlottesville to Lynchburg.
Ehis land is in very compac. BODY
and well watered, containing about
i3O acres of low grounds; and has
an ample supply of timbered land
OF good quality for tobacco. l wish
to sell this valuable tract of land i'm
medlate!y, as ] am determined to
move. | deem ii unnecessary to give
further description of the land as il
is well known in the ne:ghbourhood
and persons living at a distance will
vlaw the land before buying the
buildings are ordinary.
PAUL DURRETT.
Oct. $50 G
N. b. This land will remain for
sale until sold
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
NEW OFFICE.

Sptend,d lotteries TO lie Dra.cn shortly
TONNECTICUT State Lottery,
~ No. 10, for 1880. To be drawn
on Thursday, 2lst October. Highest
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
NOTICE.

sS4 Virtue of Deed of Trust
-hS executed TO me by Matthew
Casey, bearing date the 9th of April
1877, and nt record in the Clerk
Office Of Albemalle County Coust
Tor the purposes therein mentioned,
shall! on Saturday the 9th day of Oc-
tober next, proceed to expose to sale
to the highest bidder, for ready money.
Oh the premises, all that lot or parcel
OF ground, with its appurtenances, ly-
ing and being in the Town of Char
iott"sViIle, on The Main street, and
designated in the plan of said town.
by No. ~, and is the same upon which
The said Casey now lives.
Acting as Trustee | will convey
to the purchaser such title only as is
vested In me by said Deed.
IRA GARRETT, Trustee.
September 3-5 ids
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
PRIME BACON.

UST receiccd and far sale n large
~ supply Of Prime BACON.
THOS. GRADY.
October Is. If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22

Whoie tickets SlO-Halves S5-Quarters
SZ'oo-Eights-Sl 20, in a variety of num-
oersot WATTS OFFICE.
ohpERS either by mail f(post paid
OF private conveyance, enclosing the Cash
Titles, W.' meet the same prompt and pune
toai s''"n'lon AS 1t on personal application.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22

Whole tickle, $40, Halves So, Quar-
tiers So 80.
VIRGINIA State Lottery, No. Is
v !ur lS33.-To be drawn at Rich
mond, on Friday, 29ih OCTOBER
Splendid Prizes
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22

POSTPONEMENT.
o. The above Sale is postponed
until Saturday the 30th inst. |. G.
Oct I5-I1 3t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22

Whole tickets 81, Halves So, Quar-
tiers 81.
MON Canal Lottery, No 10 for
~ 1880 TO be drawn in Philadel-
phla, on Saturday, ODD October
Splendid Prizes.