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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-03
LATEST FROM MONTEvlDE0 AND BTE


The brig Plymouth. Lawton. is below, at Bal
timore, from Monteyideo. TO the politeness Of
Mr.. ID. STILES. supercareo. the Editors OF the
American arc indebted for Buenos Ayres papers
to the SO,h April. The accounts from the inte-
rior represent the country TO be more tranquil
than at the last dates. Letters had been receive
ed in Buenos Ayres from Cordova, which state
that there was every prospect of a "spPedy re-
establishment of peace and good understanding
between that province and It's Indian neighbors. :"
The Bueuos Ayres British Packet contains the
following:
g. The news of the week does not present
much variety. The election of Representatives.
for the Legislature of the Province took place on
Sunday last. and it passed with great quietness.
g The Money market, according to the state
ment in our Prices Current of this week, to which
we refer our readers. looks rather better. Indeed
the high price of specie became so serious as to
alarm the most sangune. Many believe That
the crisis has passed: we trust it may proveso.
The Governor Of Santa Fe has returned to
his new Province, after having remained some
DAYS in the town of San Nicolas, in pursuance Of
the conference to which he had been invited by
II. E. the. Governor of, this Province. He was
accompanied, gu his return, by Col Ferre. the
Commissioner from the Government of CORR
entes.
s.. The Governor has addressed a communca-
ton to the delegate Government OF Buenps
Ayres, dated San Nicholas 10Th inst stating that
having been informed by the friendly Indians that
some Caciques Of the CHILEAN Indians. stationed
near the river Colorado, were preparing to IN
wade the frontier of, this Province, he had taken
measures to counteraCt them
THAT the commandment OF the northern dis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-03

H,ur-The receipts continue light. and stock
small WHAT'S in market for sale is held at IS.
Last sales, 4 ISL 4 80 for King street; 4 90
So for ertrn bIands of King street.
Bacon.--We notice an Improvement in this
article Last sales, from wagons. 81 Is 8 90.
But little coming to market, 8 50 is generally ask
ed from stores
Corn lNeoI-Is in demand. We advance our
quotation to 50 cents, which good white would
readily command, and probably fraction more
might be obtained.
$50
Er'racf ofa letter duel liverpool May Il
Our grain markets have become friner, and
rather higher prices again begin TO be asked
About 5000 barrels of American Flour have BEEN
bought at 25s. Cd. for Philadelphia and Howard
street. chiefly on speculation, and their appears
to be an anxiety to sell, as the quantity arriving
and expected is large. The last Average for
Wheatis Cos. Cd; aggregate 6Gs; duty 20s. Sd.
per quarter.
We have had heavy arrivals of Cotton YES
terday and 10 day, probably 10000 bags from
the United States. ard more are daily expected.
This has caused quite a suspension of the demand,
and we doubt il more than 600 bags Of all kinds
have been sold to-day. There seems to be .
,r..i.. Impression l:are .hat your CO, viii be
found TO have produced more than was at first
estimated-N J. Tour CGni.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-03
ENGLAND.

The first topicsof enquiry relates Of coarse, to
tlle HEALTH OF THE KING The London Morn
ing Herald of the 18th, contains The following
announcementof the preceding day--one day
later than our last:-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-03

81 This being the day set apart by oar lei,
low-citizens for the celebration OF our National
Independence, as IS customary. our office will DE
closed, aud the usual publication of the Gazette
suspended On Monday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-03
GM@

We learn with much regret. thata serious ac-
cident occurred this morning at the corner of
Bef9idere and Saratoga streets-a cart con-
tanning two females. was proceeding down
the former street, when tie horse took fright and
in attempting TO turn round the corner, came IN
contact with the curb stone and threw both The
women violently into the street-one OF them
falling against the curbstone with so much force
as 70 be instantly killed The other serious
" injured. BID. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-03

We understand that, in several OF the churcn-
=. collections will De takenup tomorrow tor the
purpose Of aiding the Colonization society. -
This plan will be generally adopted throughout
The country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
ITEMS.

A late London paper Observes" FRINGE
Tslle,rsnd il. determined 10 sustain the hospi-
ta,irips Of his mission with becoming splendor.
He has alread, stored his cellars with n mum
hers of cases of Champagne and Burgundy.
and a wagon load of hogshrads of Bordeaux,
all Of the first quality. This veteran is. we be-
lave in his 73d year. he seems feeble in his
person, hut a friend who knew him we'll when
he was in England upwards Of 30 years ago.
a assures US that his eye is AS bright aud pene-
trai'ng as ever
CaIieuani'. T arts Messenger states, that Mr.
swami the American citigen, who has been
confnrd ia poison since the year 1907, will
now obtain his release. as the memorable cre-
dior, who, under the Infamous French law,
which enables creditor to keep ioreigo debt
or in prison for life. had confined Mr.. Swami
for % years IN one Of the worst prisons Of the
wIrlb, is dead.
A letter from Malta, dated Sept Ia, 1890,
says--" The small poE has ragged here Tor tour
months past. More than 1000 have been
yaccinneted; more 'ban 1000 have mad the
snall POT, Of whom more than 800 have died
The new cases of attack are from 35,o 90 per-
day on an average.
The Boston Patriot ssys--" Two sister',
daughters of a respectable mechanic, one oil
whom is married, have gven bonds 10 500
each 10 take their trial at the Municipal
Court, for pilfering some ribbons from milf
nsi 8 shop
Gen. Jackson, in reply toa committee OF
Hawkins county, Tennessee, says, th6t he
hopes his Veto message will awaken the
attention Of the people TO the profigate erPen-
dtms o(the public money we hope 80
too.
Frederick List, of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed by the President, Consul oil the Uni
ted States for the Port uf Hamburg, uics John
Cuthbert, rcnorcd; and Nathaniel Niles OF
Vermont. (now in Paris,) to be Secretary Of
Legation to France, vles Charles Carroll Har-
per, resigned.
The Editor Of the Little Rock (Arkan'ss)
Advocate, says he has been presented with a
sleeet poid.Os which grew ia that county, mea-
surlne tUeniy sic inches IL length.
A Duel was fought on The 23d Of October, on
the esstIn side of the Mississippi. between
Dr. Johu II. Cooke ant Maj. +. w. Pope, (son
we believe. Of Gov Pope both OF Little Rock,
| (Arkansas,) which terminated without serious
injury TO either party. Three shots were eI-
changed. At the second fire. the ball of DIR.
| &. passed through the clothing OF bis sn'ago-
mist, aud broke the skin OF the nbd0Ren-he
fell, bu, Immediately arose, and, after a third
| ire, which was witbout elect, comproE Use
Mas effected, and all difficulties arranged.
Some mischievous boys one Rsh, pulled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

,uaMMoTH.-Th skeleton OF an a",fna''
,'a;a;ons size was discovered about i"m-
Of DE- ssks since, a, the Big Bone Lick. 10
Ken,ucLy. There are ten or twelve SCI e'.s y,
,a,k., from four to twelve feet long ~. ,,shs
w. four feet long and three broad s"e 'u .h
arc a. a,r.nyed in circular order, as it ny ,he
s.ns, of man within the circle the bone. are
S sspo which when placed !ase,sf+ r., siss
ID The animal to have been al least 20 ,se' . as"
an and sixty fee, ioas The skull S 5""ed " bs
weighed 400 pounds They were ,hs s0s ."rrs es Of
M n". 80 hos refused S. 600 for them
s me- skeleton j, said to he conf let', saving
me sAe.f.on 80, ribs When. and how, this
o.;y Is e,;.,ed must battle all speculation The
mammoth himself long the a %o"d apmn o,,nr'.
i''' '. 'fa before this discovered prodigy.
~ ..n;.orou,. buffalo would scarcely
,.rvs him for a meal; aud II sran'vorou',
'r'.. ,,ns. have been his tender heritage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

down a ratasrl ,i,n ard p, ]. nvtf n Nv
..r'. dn.r I, tie 1fniay. n read " oil sr's
affnrniisv mud fufdirg dome hsrr.
In Bmiinrten. OK. ] IN III. 4'h io". the
stpund was covered vita snow 10 the depth oil
sx inches.
The Nashville Wing gives an account If ihe
bnrning Of . sf-an. mill nesr that town, which
was used asa hospital, and in the third story
of which had heen recently piseed female
slave, who had the small poE. She wns con.
vaieseent. & no doubt entertained oi her recos g.
~. The Ore was not discovered IN time TO
save her. She barnt 10 death aud more nor.
rii still, the Banner states that the hre was no
DOUBT intentionally communicated, anh was
probably the result Of 6end-l,ks design 10
destroy the life of a helpless fellow creature.
Til. Rev. Wilbur Fisk. d. d. h.. been cleo
ted Professor OF the Wesleyan University 81
Middle,own, Connecticut.
The Teras Gazette informs rs that young
man, 2, years of age, arrived in that colony
n short tins since, under a fictitious name.
lie died recently near Brazonia and on his
death he'd, confessed that hi, real name va
Frederick r. Wilson, that he wass native OF
Virginia. and that he He'd from the United States
for murder.
Mr.. 8. B. Hart, of Three Rivers, Lower Can.
Ia, has heen ejecled from the Commission Of
Peace, IN consequence Of his beng Jew.
Hath not Jew eyes Ifyou prick him, will
he not bleed p
We were amszcd. l,nysa Tolland Conn J
paper few days since, 20 hear man who Il
confined in this place for abusing his wife, sing
ing, Home. Sieeet Home"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
ASgss1sss a.

SIHCE inserting our late advertisement, rs-
- cent rivals have added various new and
fash ionsblo articles 10 the stock then on hsnd
which. taken together, the public - respectful
ly invited 10 examine The proprietor Of this
Establishment goes on pc, sonaliy to the no'th"rn
market every spr,ng aud fall. for the purpose Of
making such purchases rs canant p0ssibty be
done by PROXY. sud In doing so, evsry pans IL
taken, both nj auction, and at The best import
ing houses In New York aud Philadelphia, in
making such selections as he knows are suited
TO the Taste aud demand Of this place. and the
surrounding country. In the interim, his orders
are attended 10 in The North by active and exi
psrienced agents. aud there are few weeks
throug hout the year in which this house docs
not receive anew supply, always including some
of the latest and mort fAshionails articles i'm.
ported.
Wishing 10 avoid every thing like arrogant
assertion, which, fortunately the advantages
Vi this hO1e rsnder snnfcessnry, he Dii only
say, that IL will afford him much pleasure 10 err
h,bi, his present assortment, 10 purchasers Of
both fo,on and country, con6den, tina, the qua
lily and style OF his Goods. 49, well as the pti-
ces at which he intends selling, wiilndord tnen
the Highest satisfaction.
Grateful Tor the faifeying patronage sleeady
received, he respectfully solic,ts is cooSnu-
auce. ROBERT KYLE.
Nov. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Stock of Goods, Mt

fEfAVING determined ioseli out our entire
I'll stock of Merchandise on the 2dth inst.
We ask the attention OF all who may feel dispo.-
ed 10 buy Goods M reduced prices. Our Stock
Is very large, and consists Of almost every ar
iicle Ia our line--lhe Goods are generally new,
aud most OF them bought in New York and Phl-
Iadelphin before the advance In Cotton and
Wooilen Goods. Below we give a catalogue Of
a few Of the articles 10 he sol a We consider
IT useless to name every article. The following
are few OF the articles To be soil, VIZ
5nprrfne ard comm 10 blue. black, brown aud
grey Cloths
do do Habit do
large supply Of Cassmeres, all oolois
few pieces Cnsinett. some very fine
Velvet, Florrniine. Valenc,s. Mnrse,lles and
other Vesiings
A few pieces Merino Cloths and Circassians
Bombazines, Bombazeus and Circassians
Blue aud Plaid OLD Camlet
Merino, Cs,hdlers, Valencia aud Cashmere
Shawls
Do do Sill Bsrrege and Gaune Hdks
Thread Cambria, Flag, Bandans & Cotton do
Cambria and Jscon t Mu.l'n', plain aud ned.
Plain aud G.'d SWISS, Null, Book and india
Muslins
White aud black Silk, Cotton Il Worsied Hose
do do do Half Hose
Ladies and Gentlemen. II rise Skin aud Lea
theI Gloves
Apron Checks and Plaid Donss'ics
A large and handsome assortment Of Cling
hams
A beautiful assortment o Csiicos
BArregrs, Palmarines, Btttistes aud Ganzes
An elegant assortmenr Of ihrcad and GIMP
Laces
Plum and fgd black and white Lace Wells
A large assortment Of Winter L. other Ribbon
An assortment Of Silks. equal 10 any in this
market.
PLAIN and 6gd Canton and Nankin Crapes
Silk and Thread PRINCES, assorted colors
Plain and Carved Shell Combs
large supply Of Sewing Silk. Thread AMI
Cotton
Plain and fig gill coat aud vest Buttons
25 gross coat and sest lasting do
Baizes. Ftannpls. Linseys. &c,
Black AID cold Lasting, Pl'ia and striped,
Toge,her with large and handsome assort'
mpnt Of Earthen, Glass. China aud Hardware,
Hsts, Shoes, Bonnet,. BIC. and heavy stock Of
Groceries, Steel. Nails. Iron, &c, which will
be sold without reserve on the day Of sale, on
term, more liberal than any heretofore known
| in this market. l.. Il Il, D. NohF ELL.
Nov. 10 ifds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Nrr5LIlf & Is z.

..>rsRs GILL has received some elegant pal
MI tern Bsnnets, aud a supply OF good Mil.
Inely, comprising. ~ a ,.,s.,
sid Bonneu Of rich materials and i"'es'
f,.hinns. an assortment Of Leghorn bonne's;
zoo aud cheap Fashionable rich SINS, a"u
R;bbons, Thread Edsing. Footing, B'ohnt',
and Bobbinet Edgins, Ladies Caps ana heao
dresses, made in the most iash,onaoie s,y,e,
= .d;s., Dresses, Riding dresses, &c. executed
III, in the hest manner, aud after the Ia
,o., fashions. Also Ladies Cloaks, large and
well made. =
Mrs. G. respectfully invites the Ladies OF
Lynchburg aud the vicinity. to visit and inspect
her assortment.
Nv II w3wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

ShHE subscriber respectfully informs the
"a public that he is receiving and manufac.
"''ng Carriages of every description, among
winch are the following Coach, Coaches.
cha"ots, London and New York Bughys A.
many Pheytons, Barrouch, Barrouchee, PhIla-
"eipha Deafhorns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. and any
others that may be called for.
All oriers thankfully received aud punc,ually
attended To.
Repairing done atthe shortest notice and on
we most reasonable terms by
IL. R. BEACH g. Co.
Oct Il VIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

A S the subscriber intends TO rellnquisH the
IA Dry Goods business. ho will sell his stock
OF fresh and lately selected Dry Goods at
cost They we're purchased before the late
advance, AMI will now he sold lower than
thev can be purchased in New York HIS
stock consists of India Silks and Grapes, PLAIN
snd chsnseable G,os de Naples, Merlno, CASH
mere, silk and Gauza tIdkts, coloured oaT ms,
most kinds Of wooiien goods. with almost
every article in the Dry Goods business SUITABLE
10 the present season
stock completely unbrok-n and SO desira-
h'e has perhaps never been tfered at this place
oeore. Purchasers are requested TO call.
VIM HAMILTON.
Nov l. fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

kDohou AM To two DEGREES, pronounced
n by the Superior Court of Chancery for
we Richmond District, in the case OF Owen VS..
Nelson; the frt decree, rendered on the Odd
gay oiMarch, 1929, snd the 2nd decree render
E, On the 9th day ofJrIy, 1870 ;the undersigned
marshal OF the Superior Court of Chnocery for
'oe Lynchhurg District, viii sell, by way of
pnohc auction. for cash, on the premises, in
we County Of Campbell, Oh Friday the 10Th
n'y oil Nov. 1890, il fair. il not, the nest fair
"ay thereafter, five hundred and five acres of
,and' being part OF the Pilot Mountain Tract
nv Miles Carey. who lives on the premises.
""' show the land TO any one wishing TO pur-
chase IA. HOLCONBE. Marshal
Nov. 3 ;ftds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Digges' Office.
GRAND CAPITALS.
$4,000, Sx5,0D0, 10000, AND
an PRIZES OF 1000 DOLLS.

Neo York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 10, for 1890.
IA be drawn in the CITY of New York. on We'd
nesday. the l7th Of Nov. 1880.
66 Numhers-9 drawn Ballots.
GREAT SCHEME.
~ prize Of $4,000 80 prizes OF, s 900
$4,000 Ia 200
10000 Id lU0
$500
Besides S6Os, SOS, 40s, &c. &c.
Tickets $40, Halves SO, Qrs. 81 SO,
-Of which "a 500 payable 81 Albany lands.
For sale at DiCGES' LUCKY OFFICE,
Lynchburg- Va.
Nov. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Nov. 10

NOTiCE.--liy virtue al deed Of trust, ex
v esuted to the uadsrsigned. by WIN. J
Thnrmond. Tor certain purposes therein expires
sed bearing dats tic Both OF November. 1926,
and duly recorded In the Clerks office oi AW-
hrrst county, will be sold TO the highes, bidder.
for ready money, a the re.idrnce of William
Ihurmond. In the County OF Amhers,. an ga
,urday tho 18Th day OF December next, all The
interest of said WIN. J. Jhurmond IN the estate
OF Wm. Thurmond, said ,nIe'es, Is one seventh.
undivided part al oesr three huadred acre, OF
land, maoy valuable slaves, with every speo'rs
ofproperty ofwhieh said e.ts,s consists. AZ
thong the tile 10 said estate is brliesedto u'pS.
fec. yet such only vii DO made ,o,he purchssnr
as is vested IN Us AZ trustees, JOIN PRYOR,
WM. TUCKER.
Nov. 10 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
OBITUARY.

DIED. at North Bend. Ohio. on the Goth ult
JOHN CLEVE9 SYMMES HARRISON. Esq
aged 80, eidest son Of Gen. VIM. ~. Harrison
lie died at his father. residence. after All i'll
ness Of a few days, from which no danger was
until few hours before his death.
lilo was much esteemed and mos, excellent
ci6xon. in the prime OF youth and manhood.
His afflicted widow is The only child Of Gen IL.
NJ Pike
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
COMMUNICATED ns yHgin'as.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

In consequence OF n communication from
committee charged with the duty Of proposing
plsns Of Improving channels oil communication
brtwe,n Lyochbnrg aod the surrounding ceun-
try, "a public meeting OF the citizens OF Pa'tons-
burg aud Buchanan, sud other citizens OF tho
COUNTIES Of DO elou,t and Rockbridse. from vari-
Gus points between the head OF the canal !" the
mountain section and Covington' assembled al
III. tavern OF Eleazer Swee,land, In thu town st
pa,tonsburg, on Saturday the 9th day OF No
yen,ber. 1890. Charles b. Penn. Esq. was called
10 tho Chair, and T.. SweetisnJ appointed Sc
oretary. Col. James Cartmill having stated TINT
the object OF the meeting was 10 take INT"
consideration the public advantages which
would result from opening a road from the said
point Of the Canal. through Pattonsburg. 10
Covingtop, aud the matter having met with due
considera alton, IL was unanimously agreed. that
the opening of the sad road was of the first
,mpoytancs 10 the town OF Pattonsburg, aud
the citizens Of the intermediate country through
which the road must pass thai u VIII greatly
facilitate tho Intercourse between the East and
West innsmuch rs this meeting considers II the
best route from, the Ksnawha turnpike, through
Lynohburg TO Rehmnnd. il passing along the
Valleys Of the Jackson and James river,
,hIongbs fertile and plentiful country. In
consideration whereof, IT WAS resotred. that we
will co-opera,e heartily aud literally with the
oaizens Of Lynchbnrg TO effect their views on
thi. subject. Aud il was further resolved. that
James Cartmili, Joseph Vanne,er, Hugh Pax,
ton, Chsr rs b. Penn, George Poose. James l..
Wood, William Ross, Charles /. Bealr, Reubeo
Grigsby. Richard II. Burke, John Galbrsnh.
William "a. Douthnt, James Paxton, Col John
shirk.y and Frederick Shuiz be appointed a
committee 10 correspond with the Lynchbarg
committee for the purpose Of efeciing tbs oh.
iect in view. Aud il is further resolved. that
The Lynchbnrg Vrg,ninn aud Jenersonian Re
publican bo requested TO give the foregoing AN
insertion in ihsir papsrs.
CHARLES u. PENN.
l.. SWAZILAND, Sec'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

- HEREBY give notice to all whom II NAV
u concern, that | nail set on, in a fsw days
for the Western, or South Western Country,
not To return for year or two. and give this
information Of my departure, for reasons, OBJ
vous TO all who know my circumstances, aad
IL cdncerns no one else.
JOHN Il. DUNCAN,
Nov. 10 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
ALSO IN STORE,

Sicily N@drra. French Madeira, l."erifi
Did Port. (pari IN botfies.) Sweet aud Dry Ma
lnga Wines, Wine and Cider Vinegar, Superior
imperial aud Gunpowder Teas. family Loaf SUI
gar, superior Cheese, Cnba Honey, in bottles,
Bunch Ra,sin., Almonds, &c. &c. iogether with
a choice selection of Old Jamaica and Aoig na
Rum, Holland Gin. French Brandy. &c. and
in fact almost every other article In his line.
Nov - SAML. AYRES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
WINE-WIyE.

rn1IiE suliscr,l,er hs. just recsiseda Io' ~
II choice L.. 7. MsIens Wine. which hs
feri. no hesitation IN recommending rs bsius
superior 20 any hs has ever bal. III st y much
iess price. He respectfully invites his friends
sn1 customers To call aud "t,sto aud tn lie
fire the In, +"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
DIGGES' OFFICE,

Lynchburg, Nov. 1s, 1880
Drawn numbers 10 the Virginia State Lottery.
class No. I. for 1880.
SO 6 % 30 ! IS II 60 90 IL.
Renew your small prizes IN the Great New
ooo nd 40 crize. of 81, OOo-The drawing vii
be received on Monday uextst
'' '''' DiGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Rest Winter Aanp Oil.

NnHE subscriber has thi, day rscevedan
Il additional supply Of best Wntsr lamp
OIL, which isisr sale at the lowest market
price. ho"EL oh'iho'
Nov IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

.,,.,comrl,.h,as .he purpose has 'e .rs.,
Gus seeoa sor,esrondea, dies not sar. ihf,e
my n''' .,erit IN tie franhness Of his proeeea-
IS greh Ae ,. learn. ~bethsr he has
ns .,"n 100 positive amt abrupt for the ha us
80 ,,mnsr of "a European Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Digses' Office.
Fortunes Cottage.

8 grand capitals o. iU,OoO D't1a'S''
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Petersburg Benevolent
Mechanic Association, class No. z. for 1872
To be drawn in the Tomn Of Lptehburg on
Thursday the 10Th day nj Move nber, 1881
60 Numbers--9 drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID CASH LIST
s,ixe Of $4,000 10 prizes O. 600
10000 10 30
10000 2OI 900
427Ol 80 100
1000
Tickets $5-Halyes 81 6o-Qrs. 81 %,
For sale 10 the creates, variety Of ~ nun
ber,at DiGGES' Lucky o fice.
Lynphburr. Va.
Wher all orders from the country, (Po9 Phia>
will he AZ, ended to with much pleasure.
Nov. 10
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W ARDS OFFICE
Nov. 18Th, 1870.

90 6 % 30 7 25 n 81 % II,
We're tho numbers drawn for the Virginia State
Lottery. Ia class, at Petersburg on F,iday The
18th inst. Some handsome prizes sold al
WARDS OFFICE.
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Tickets S5-Ilalves s. b0--Querters 81 %.
For sslpat DIGGES' cFFICE,
Nov. 10
DIGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchburg, 18th Nov. 1880.
Drawn numbers IN the Union Canal Lottery,
class No. 90, for 1880.
80 SIS - 2 50 90 sd 81 81 as
TIE official list of,he Virginia State Lottery
n l. will lie received on Tuesda, al
DlGGES'S.