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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY.


r. Dik0tAN / t. n deed 81 rrust cNccutcd to tie
" SUBSCRIBER and George H. Novel;. dee. TT
the payment oi cerla,o debts therein mentioned.
which deed Is dulv recorded IA the Office Of IL.
County toufi ni Amherst | shnll, on Monday fHe
2b'h day OF August next, chat benny court day J
proceed To sell, Al public anefl"u. before the Gnor
81 JRmrs Fo"e Tavern, al AmhelstC ouli lon.e
~ credit oil one md twsl Yeas. the following
lr1ots OF Land situate in thu conaiY of Amatrsf-
100 auies u hraSly umhorcd Wood Loud, IN
"nr mule otJamc5 River, adjoining the Lands oI
lI"n.4 II. Watts, Brul. " alker. and other s. $50
I'D 4clrs, adjoining Ilcnry Il. Watts the heirs
al james LONDON. dec and olhcr,. and " ,hlp ah,o,
mlrs OF Slopc-s AlIl,-Al.o, one Other marcel
OF Wood Land, containing go mere, heavil,
lImhclrd, on Ouer Creek. auIuulns tne Lands of
Nm. II Garland aud othsls, -Ituate near TIE love,
| cod Of the James RIVER Canal IA Amherst Per
sous wishing In buy these Lands, Will please p,arn
lne them as they Ill he sold prtatrl,, II pIeiered
tndfr, aud ia pursuance OF the same urtd oil
trust. shall, On Friday the 25h day ni August Al
| The residence OF Capt K. N0nrn IN Amherst 70
proceed 10 sell, al pubic auc',n tor rradY taoney.
The following slaves Mara add Ter TWO children.
- aud ---. also four head OF Hor.e... on.
Wagon aud Gear, one iIor,c Cat fifteen h, al OF
O''ue, twenty head of Sheep, tot, head Of Hogs.
Two oiiIi', aud quantity OF Household aud kitch-
en ofnhnre &c. &c. Persons wishing 10 buy
any Of the above named property privately. can
d" So On accommodating terms, by Application 10
myself OF Mr.. LOrru2b Norvell who is hereby an,
'hn'zed to make sale OF ATTY par The subscriber
'"' CONVEY saeh TUE as is vested in him as iiuS
leo, bul thu titles are brlIrvrd to be good
{. ANlHuAY, Surviving Trustee.
IL The above sale Is made at my request egd
with ny entire aHrobatsa.
REUBEN NoRyELL.
al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-09
NleTIss.


EBY virtue, and ~ pursuance Of Il decree OF the
Il y Circuit Superior Coutof Law and Chance
ry, Tor the town ofLynehbure, pronounced in the
cas- off James Powell, Plaipuil, against Ajax Wal
ker. executor Of Robert Wsser, aud others, De.
faadauts. The undersigned, who is appointed by
sad decree, j Commissioner for that purpose will
ON the lstday Of OctoOerncxb upon the promises.
and al the Mansion House, sell to the hlghes, bid-
dcr. for cash, the Tract of Land IN the county Of
Amh5rs. about one mile south West of Amherst
Coat,- House, being the Land Of which the sand
Robert " alner died, seized, in remainder, aud in
which Sarah Powell has life estate The Land
viii be sold subject 10 the life estate. ANY nfor-
nation upon the subject will be given on enquiry,
and those wishing 10 purchase, are invited to ex
anime the Land, ROBERT TlNSLEY,
Commissioner
July % tbs
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-. B-parucuar attention paid ton packing
July ~ Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

fa"fafaH itb 2l-Ihe Senate have PASSED
lh' hIa-lo increase the stool, of the Lexington
ma 1osngton furnpIke Company Masking fur
inca provision Tor the prohat OF authenticated copies
l#llls-AntborzIng subscription by ihc Board Of
fablie Works oi the stock of the I.etsbure ahd
Smokers Gap Turnpike Company,
NJ Pa1rin submitted a resolution 10 anrouta
'ommIttee to enquire INTO the e,pcdjeory Of appro-
printing The 'Nrs Of the several counties Of tins
Communicating bordering on the OHIO river, To be
rNlfnrd m the sand several counties ~ repairing
Tire roads and hadg's injured u removed by tho
I'le ire tet m fbat ufci- which YVES laid on the
tlble
BtAs .sfl-coaccruingtheS Second Auditors
Once authorizing him toernpIoy an additional
Clerk 1la aaiary oil r60O to amend an uet incor-
pofaliue thc FIncosJle md Blue Ridge Tulnpike,
Company concerning Dlle Farmers Bauk of Viz.
ghaa. llnyldas rlIlta majority of tie Directors
shall hereafter constitute Board and be eompe.
tent t. transact business IN relation 10 discounts,
%c Ito amend an act Incorporating thr Petersburg
h# i."ad Company authorizing the Company 10
carry their road through the town
y. Ca#er Off y submitted the following re.
solutions
Rrsolf.d That Il. recent decision of .Iols A.
Washington IN bt res1 tsthc Joint Commute OF
Congress, Withholding his ASSERT to he removal Of
tie remains OF Geolge UasiipgLoa, Is approyedbv
every Vugiuian.
Rcsoirtd That 1t Is the duty of VIRGINIA to
eo1rd and protect the sarred remains OF to Father
Of hls Country.
3 Resola.d, That a strong fabric of Granite for
the purpose ofprotcctioa and security not of orra-
mont DE erected over his tomb at the expense OF the
Slate
/ Rcep'rc2. That the Washington monument
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01


I lefy and cities are buried unisr its buning lava
Yet The p'osant WHO dWetis IT IL 100, feels com
'aaahIH SENSE II security, and rlanis his zine on
the soil winch h7' gathered oYa the fuius Of Pom
pfii with US iaf PROMISE OF ihcu fruits * If he
d~eit IN III. @aadrst p.'hih italy Whittier shall
w ." Ia f'apf Ill dangers They beet Our
putin on e't} ANn5 ana WINE VIC shan them III
on intm ihsA are sfrr To meet us IN another--
htou'ha'd The Womb lheir ls not aspot where
lie Is ane seeufH lian IA virginia and Of all the
Pe9 "s.h'' III 'ah lot one has disturbed socIs=
~ sa 'iilie gus hs"nteloa Yet gentlemen vii
h''t 1t That W. o'e surrounded with perl,, and
ma" 'ia}'d ihem hfi"'f ns IN i1rtns so terrible,
H1t th' a"mt s'niaa at sal'ptaf Rosa could have
"'dsI halm" 10 the pclWe lh'y have talked 70
| u# ol II. hE The Eahtfon# ana ' "admg ii
blood 'nu N9''d Us that - tie eIemou's are III
"',l", ~" a en- IS ut hand hen these
'ha"'it iioph.N' ee9'has l'u upon my car, III
an Inc ''a"ea"y "aa"l IS .i tl"9uent', could
s''u'''t l''''saf ny s'a tat some E1tm and
'"i'n"''H 'eih VIZ ua' "92t 70 hutht over
""I h'"o5. "'azt 'ans'.d I'M heahi lie
"aEt'y ah' the cash Of atms-tliat The .iauls
"''e mounting 'h' 'aPuohne iili--thai STOOD,
a"h1, - ihc House 81 Bmacssca, AMI heard that
,olly old Roman latfl'h Henry, proelaiming TO
ms .1''ona'1 audience INT War was neutablc--
in'a 'u.'nN WINS '''aoy ielflns ihrlr CHAINS, and
w - ~ - ''i'.' ''''' wv s+'' u H'aA7 WIS I'LL
io""'t l'it bui, alf listen unt to Tie deceptive
yo'e' "' aol'fnfc II % The orators an 70 rulse
ih' a'''f-l' le'"Ne ih' thunder nhd impress ts
'''tof' ON our be"'Id#ifd senses Ifnst him not
tof iUefe ~ Ia 'ti#Is. W hfh The clements
nre III laollon when Olympus docs tcmbIe aud
ihg h7'Eim'lel nom the redrIeht ann otJoge, let
US summon an the 'ntlg'3 oil ON nature 10 mces
Tue occasion as II deserves But sr, thcre Is no
d'nf'i-ih''e VIII be none unle4s our own inds-
e','on produce IL lh'ceeh You, sir, to pause nnd
''Heft before oo 'mha'' III thus peaous enter
It14t without Tho ste'dy and faithful support Of
"a1e 'Pn'on, through long sefrs OF years no
law You may PM" can be cileeual-lI1e you
any insurance oil auth support 80 lar from II,
Aolemn'y ""rn y"" TINT "hateY'i net Of cmancpa.
toh You mny pms VIII he received with general
r'eobauon And II you pnss nn net that violates
me iShl oil property N slaves, II VIII he int with
nethaIr Hhirh remedy OF roalsancc-lt will shnke
ms ahctnt' commonwealth to It's centre II will sever
II IN IVAN lhen, III truth, the RulIcbn VIII have
been passed aud We cannot pause until we fall at
'h' h'ar oi "hr'y statue Then, indeed If the
genus oil 'lhah'lPhil"h, he u hend and delight
IN nun, sic Wei hhy slnlle that = The work goes
hns'y on
WI not d'lnn ypu longer ar In expressing
nay opinions on ms h"i9'ei, haYo ehdcasorcd to
"IN'a' "}'l "i'FHY i''ling That might disturb
VIZ 'h'l'i H' ~ ny l'hHhl aiu IL dutftaH nyStH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

rF5r s. per aapan, -. 'e.a iu a.yaner.-No sub
. ,.s Il. ~erefgeI fbr a les ums than ~ ra4tI..
~ ,,r wi, d-canunrcl sIut At shaiiscrult.- :
So a., Fa5t,. aaul all arrclraaes trc Pad.
NV .laats VIII .HH#ertsd al I'll cons ..-t
TO-. AZ Gr-t trlla aud - - cents fors,. ,.r,
- raa,e from 3t,luc1 u1.t ac q7td fnr lra,.u.
,l.ssti,p, lur .ftr Hfai .ssunIad y
- M ,rr,ouIu LFnchaHrs.
Al letter. addressed 10 Tho Ediior' must hr D. =
:, ., s,cy. vail nj ho alleudct t".
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12

Corn Erchange--There was general I'M
provement For Flour there was better de-
mand, partly for expectation to Havre and else.
where. but chiefly for domestic markets; in all
6 or 5000 brls. 1000 brls. Georgetown sold at
81 for Havre. The last sales were at 81 9 for
western; for common southern sorts; st tor
the better brands. aud for Howard street and
North River. Towards the close OF business
holders advanced, and scarcely any thing could
be- found except at 129 cts. aoove these rates.
Scratched of the better brands sold at a Wheat
sold better, SOC bushels North River sold at LOG
cts; 1900 bushels ordinary Carolina at LOG cts.
Rive, T. a 80 cts. Various parcels of Northern
sold at 50 Sc cts. and southern. at as 4s cts.
A parcel of prime barley was sold at 80 cts and
another at sc cts which last is now the full mar
ket value. Oats, 40 45 cts.
Dry Goods The sales at auction continued
large and at very low prices, though quite as
well as for two or three weeks previous.
Erchang &c and Money.-For the packet OF the
9Th there was a brisk demand at 10 per cent pre-
mum, though during the last hour OF business
there was less animation. Mooney IS gradually
becoming more plenty, and the confidence
Strengthening that there will be no farther scar
city Bills on Paris ST III per dollar.-N. Z.
Jour. Com. .April9.
Qoofo,o Dr;cp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12
FREDERICKSBURG, April 10.

FREDERICKSBURG, April 10.
Fredericksb.yg f. Potomac Creek Kali. Road.
Books were opened yesterday to receive sub.
scriptions to the stock Of the Rail Road, contem-
plated from point opposite Fredericksburg to
some other point on the Potomac Creek. The
route has been surveyed, and the road located,
within the last ten days. by Mr.. Hughes, U. s. CT
vii Engineer, assisted by Lieutenant lizard, Of
the U. s. Army, and Mr.. Hagner. The dis
lance is miles and a few yards.-'rhe ground
was ascertained to be mach more favorable than
was anticipated, and it is the opinion Of the En-
gineers that Rail Road, Of single track, can
be made at an expense Of less than $50, 000-the
excavation being very inconsiderabe. The ele-
walton to be overcome is considerable. amounting
to $50 et.-This will, in all probability, pre-
clude the employment Of locomotive Engines, but
will afford no obstacle to Horse power, by which
the distance can be accomplished in an hour.
The Rail Road from Baltimore to Washington
City will be Immediately commenced. Suppo-
sing it completed, and swift running Steam
Boat plying between Washington and Potoma
Greek, 1t is evident that the increased facilities
will induce much greater amount of travelling
through Fredericksburg the travelling
alone, we have no donbt, that handsome return
will be made upon the sum required. But in
addition to this, there will be the transportation
of many light articles of merchandise which can
be brough from Baltimore here in the course OF
10 hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12

" To .Advrtissa -Ths new arrangement
nress At an earlier hour than heretofore. in order
to be in time. The Mail Boat from Potomac
Greek is expected hereafter to be up near
sun down or whereabouts. We must therefore
request that advertisements should be left at the
office as early in the day as possible. The ar
rangement at best, subjects US TO great addition
al trouble and inconvenience, and we hope this
notice will be attended to. apr. IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12
CHARLEsyoN, April 5.

CHARLESTON, April 5.
Arrival of Don Pedro al Ierceira. Captain
Tuvache. Of the French brig Cotonnier, from
Hayre, via Terceira. arrived yesterday, informs
Us that Don Pedro arrived at Terceira from
France. on the Sd ult in the frigate Congress-
The frigate ASIA. ships aud brig. transports.
arrived on the lst. The city was illuminated
for three nights, and great rejoicings had taken
place. Don Pedro reviewed his troops on the
5th, aud on the following day visite, the castle.
There was at Terceira Q frigates. ship, brigs
and schrs Of war. and about 10. 900 men. Re-
cruits were arriving daily from Fayal, Pico,
Flores, and St. Michaels, and 81 vera more ships,
steam boats, &c. with men, were expected every
moment from Europe. The whole were in high
spirits, sanyune Of success, and expected to sail
for Portugal about the LIST of May.
Loss of Sehr. Soavenir.-Capt. Latham, Of
the schr. Souvenir, Of New York. arrived here
in the Cotonnier, informs US that his vessel was
totally lost on the 18th Feb. in gale of wind
from 5. S. E. in the Bay of Angra, island %!
Terceira.) She was from Bermuda, bound to
New York. and had on board part Of her out
ward cargo. All that was saved from the schr.
was one anchor. part Of chain cable, mast. bow
spirit. part Of the mainsail, part Of the main and
quarter deck, land few slaves, all of which
were disposed Of for S400-crew saved. The
brig Edith, Of London. one Portuguese brig, and
two schrs belonging to Don Pedro's expedition,
we're lost in the same gale. Left no American
vessels at Terceira. The brig Harbingcr, (of
Boston) was to have sailed from Fayal for New
Orleans 9th ult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12
Notice.

TIVE Eleventh Anniversary Meeting Of the Young
Mems Bible OF Society Of lexandis. will be held
on Friday Evening, the 18th instant. in the First Pres.
byteran Church The Report of the Board of Direct.
ors will be read and Sermon preached on the occa.
sion by the Rev Doctor Keith Exercises to commence
at half past o'clock.
JAMES ENTWISLE,
sprl2-2t Rec Secretary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12
Mcclure on Elocuti0n.

Mr.. SOMMERVILtE will deliver a Lecture on
WI Elocution, accompanied bv Select Readings, by
way Of illustration, THIS EYE WING, at Mr. Hal.
lowePs Lecture Room: to commence at half past z
o'clock. The ladies' and gentlemen Of Alexandrs are
respectfully invited to attend.
apr Pit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12

FLouR-We quote the wagon price 81 Ga
4 70. Store price. a IS S7a Receipts
light. Stock small and decreasing. We may
look for better supply early in next week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. On. CO.

ARRIVED, APRIL IL.
Brig Alexandria, Shove, Boston; molasses,
coffee. rum, &c. to A. c. Cazenove & Co.
schr. Mary, Wheal:y, Salisbury; lumber to
G. H. SmOOt.
SAILED,
Brig Margaret, scudder, from Georgetown;
for Havre.
Schr. Albert, Bacon, Boston.
- Hope & Susan, Nickerson. do.
- President, Kirkland, New York.
- Leonidas, Dearborn, West Indies.
- Columbia, Smith, hence at New York 9th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12

March; and the Planters have been put to trOu.
BILE by the frequent frosts destroying their Tobac
CO Plants. Most Of the early Fruits have been
likewise killed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12

Rum.
~ HHDS. New England Rum, landing this ds
III from schr. Velocity, and for sale by
10 w. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12
PETERSBURG, April 10.

PETERSBURG, April 10.
We hear complaints respecting the Crops
generally in this section Of the State. The
Farmers say the Wheat has been much in
jured BY the cold, wet weather in February and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12

o., Hogsheads New England rum
III so do prime Trinidad mo'asses
Ok do New Orleans do
l4O bags coffee; 40 casks cut nails
Received per brig Alexandra, tor sale by
an.I2 A. C.. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12

" Mr.. SsowDEs-We request you to an
nounce SAMUEL L. LEWIS E.q - candidate to re-
present the County Of Fairfax in the next Legislature
Of Virginia hAsI vsrsss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture Sale.

I'D virtue Of deed Of trust executed 70 me BY John
ID W. Barker, bearing date the l2th'of March !asts
will be sod the house Of the said Barker, on King
street. near the old Diagonal Pump. al his
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
of every DE- scnp,ion Sale at 10 O'Clock, A. y
Terms at sale. GEO. WHITE.
Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12
Spring Goods .

Spring Goods.
NHARLES BENNETT has received and offers for
~ sale, general assortment of
GOODS ADAPTED TO THE SEASON.
The following are part:
super6ne clothssnd kersevmeres Of ,st quality
Nerno and vgonis kerseymeres
Book, cambria, jsconet and null muslins
6.4 and "a dimities
Caicos and ginghams of first quality
A general assert ment ofcotton and silk hosiery
A and India nankeens
Very best Mationi black Italian lustrng
Bandanna and flag handkerchiefs
London drngs
Ripka's best cotton an6 Rouen kerseymeres, tor
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored cambfics
Hemnng's lst quality needles. imported direct.
and warranted genuine
Gentlemen's English doeskin gloves
Clark's & Chapp's best sewing cotton, in spoo's
and balls
4,4i, and 10 pins
Letter paper Of various qualities, from the Brandy.
VINE Factory
Fooscap aud common post paper
6.4 50 lrsh Scotch and Russia sheetings
A variety ofdiapers; IRISH linens and lawns
German tcklenburss and buraps
Cotton buraps. Yer, stout
Shoe thread, seine Irvine, &c. SC. aprR
Java Coffee.
~ BAGS old Dutch COMPANY" Coffee. OF 'upe.
l , rior quality, landing from. the sehr Velocity
ord for s,Ie nv 4, AESSERSMII;l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-12

Alexandria Flour. S5a a 5S.-Bosfon Price
Current, .4prii 6.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-17
q oaHAT 1AnGAM


DURSUANT TO the directions or two
interiocutary DEGREES, pronounced by
the United States court in the fifth circuit
and eastern district OF Virginia, in suit
therein depending between Thomas Ast-
10y, executor Of John Palmer, dec j, W bo
was executor Of Thomas Palmer, deed,
plaintiff. aud John Campbell, Rsbt Camp.
bell. and James Govan. defendants: the
hsst decree made on the 18th day or June
1871, and the Last on the SOih day Of
May, 1881: l shall, on .MonsIav the IN
day o. Jisns nexs, al Lees burg, in Loudoun
eonnty, in front Of the court house door.
h fair, IL not. the frat fair day thereaftsn
proceed to sell. ct public auction, TO he
highest bidder. on credit Of one and two
years. certain piece or parcel Of LAND.
situate. lyisg. and being ia the counties of
Loudoun and Fairfax, containing fo,,rfeeu
A,adved aad ssvensy- three .7crss, being all
remaining after the sale made by the said
Govao TO J. BiineOe aad - CoekereII.
OF that tract or paFeelof land which was
sOld and conveyed by Carter Il Page and
kebeeea his wife, Of the city Of Richmond.
and John w. Page and Jane his wife. of
the county Of Frederick, 10 James Govan
OF Hanover county, by deed bearing date
on the 9th day Of June, 1871, for twenty
nve hundred acres Of land. And on Mon
day hs ish DIV Of June, aforesaid. At
Cheriestown, In Jefferson county, in front
OF the court house door, If fair, Il not. the
hrss fair day thereafter, I shall proceed 40
sell, az public auction, TO the highest bid
der, on credit ofone and two years. fur
treefs OF parcels Of land, situate, living. sad
being IN the county Of Jefferson, near
Harpers-FeFry. containing three hundred
and thirty u.res and one shird acres or land.
each being lots, pumbers /, 2, 8, and 6. ne
designated by plat sad division made bv
the Surveyor Of Jefferson county, Of two
thousand acres Of land lyisg and being in
said eoWRty.
The aforesaid described propsrtv Is
woFthy the attention Of those who nav de.
slEe 70 vest their funds in real estate. =,
the same is situated in a healthy, fertile
goo prosperous part OF the State. That
lying near IaFpers- Ferry, Is considered
very valuable on account Of its timber
bonds With approved security will bs
required for the purchase money. and
deeds 81 trust on the property sold. "a a.
sSEs ths payment % sueh b6sds.
EDaUND CHRISTIAN. .Afarsgag
~ q SEA Circuit, snd Easfers E1sst ~ Ia.
April 8. f6Sa.-st.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-17

having come 10 my knowl ledge that esf.
~ tain vacancies exist in the Isl RaitaI,ou.
eosh hegimrai, " VI. thc comsss.sies under d.
command ct CapsAiBs llitr aud Reinhsvt .ed bet
iasely commanded By Capt L. Lucas. ars or,i,f.d
20 asss 'nste Il their usual place u Ine~t.ag a
ShTphefdsiovn, on the foarth SATURDAY Of %
present B'oaih, (26th Aiay,) aud the eornias ~
merry commanded By Capt. y. g. Moler, It H..
ac"ho"r's tavern, HslitovR. on The t.ir,i ssla,.
'sy o. IN sarne n0sth, (f0th MAY, Zoe the pgr-
pose u electiag oficrrs.
Captains Hiic aud Rcinhast viii sapsr,ti,tI
the erection Of ssbAlteFns ia their re.te,i,p ss-
pAtiesg Ma efieer silI b. prrsprt 70 snte,itiead
.ns etee.io'' 81 Captains aud sabaherns i0f a.
other tso companies.
Hour Of meeting 4 O'Clock, An
- majority u The uhole company - rsos.r-
ed 20 be prrscni 10 elect 90 efie-r' and :. l.rs
"fi'iar 70 these ~iii b. issued from tne T. tlrs
uu'ii al the vacancies arr Hiled, u a b. stf
AZ soneeTurd 20 sttsud. The fihs Tee f.lisg -
90 - n'sy BE- doubIs thsi lar missing nose,
and may b. rcpcstediy inourrea.
Commandments nf companies. wiil. DO p.rs-
anee 81 an act q the lasi sessiou ~ a., les.d5-
sart CONCERNING psirois, proceed ~ The s.int tfi
~ Piases, o. - so0n thereafter 81 pr.siiesaif.
a. divide tacir retlectise sompanies 80 ~
siie'is .. dtis,oes, for the I,,irpose Il psfffn'
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10493 Prizes.
9507 Blanks.
$4,000

MODE or pRAwIHe.
To be drava on the High and Low Syaem
The 10000 prizes Of a. 20 be determined
in this way SHOULD the capital prize Of
$4,000 be drawn by any number under TO-.
600. then all the tickets from No I, to 10, ooO
inclusive. will be prizes OF a. each: Blu,
should the capital prize be drawn by any
number over 10000, then all the tickets oze :
10000 will be entitled 10 - each. fhe
holder Of two tickets in this lottery, Of high
.nst iev numbers must draw eae and rnsy
draw three prizes.
All prizes above the denomination of (our
dollars will be put in one wheel, and ell the
numbers IN another, and the whole 10 be
drawn in few hours.
Iiekets ~. Halves q, Quarters ~.
Those who buy by the Package viii risk
on's Package Of whole tickets S23, on |.
Package Of halves e1f 50--snd on q Psck
sge Of quarters IS rs.
! have the pleasure Of again Informing sd.
ven.uFess IN The Western Virginia Lottery.
that sold one prize of 900 dollars. besides
many smaller ones. in the Third Ciass
bCPFor real lucky numbers, ofthe great.
est variety. apply personally or BY letter.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND.
ChArieseown, April IS.