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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
New Yonr. NOV. Isl O'clock. P. NJ.

NEW DIRK, NOV, ID O'CLOCK, L. VI.
FTe ind Ines Of LJe.-A distressing fire occur
red this mnraimg between II and o'clock, at 637
Washington Street, Greenwich Village. The da-
mage to the building does not exceed $500 or
SeoO, but what gives poignancy TO the calamity IS,
that an interesting little girl years of age by
the name OF Elizabeth Whitehead. persisted in the
flames! Tier father, Mr. George Whitehead, in at
tempting her rescue, badly burnt that his
recovery is doubtful A younger sister Of the de-
ceased was also burnt in the hands and arms, but
not dangerously. In giving an account of the
disaster, she said "ihe fire right at her" 1t
originated in the garrett where the family
sleeping, and had made such progress before they
Awaked, that the survivors had barely time 70
escaPe,--Mrs. Whitehead taking in her arm nm in
innt babe The agony of the parents hearing
the screams of Elizabeth, without being abo TO
rescue her, II would be idle to attempt to describe
IL is believed that Mr.. Whehoad would bavo pc.
rished with her. but for the exertions of the fire.
men. Ibe family are recently from England and
now utterly destitute. Two other families live in
the same house, by the names of M'Kcever and
NlcCarthy- II Vas owned by Grancis Gross. The
lower part is uninjured.-Jour. Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
8S9c1eeaa osgU asSg 5aSa
.yO,sts.sy &UenissS', woe. I'D.

FORElGN.-A London paper OF tho 7th of
October, has been received AT the Office of the New
ork Coninercial Advertiser, by the British Pack.
ct LA Ogle. A few OF the details have some in
tcrest.
GREAT BRIrAIN.-I.ord Durham, the Bri.
fish Ambassador To Russia, had pussed through
Berlin on his way home. Preparations arc making
in London, Tor sending out an expedition to the
Polar Sea, to ascertain tho fate of the expedition
under Captain Ross, which has been so long alb
sent 1t is To proceed without delay, under Captain
Back, by the way of Canada, to the tcrr orics of
the Hudson's Bay Company.
BELGIUM and HOLLAND.-The Prns.ian
Minister at the French Court had protest ed
against the entry of the French troops into Bel
GUM. lie was waiting for instructions from his
grcss TO blockade The ports of Holland
4 postscript TO tho Messenger DIES ChamJres
states ''lhat the Austrian Ambassador Count APP
pony, announced to the French Minister for Fo-
reign Affairs that, notwithstanding the desire of
the Court to see the affairs of Belgium terminated,
it could not ncccdG TO the resolutions adopted by
the French Government nor could it permit any
coercivc measures ia be used against King Will
liam. In n" case, it is added, will the Powers of
the Norta allow of amy Invasion of the Dutch soil.
As 10 any thing farther it appears that the French
Government will not take any decisive measures,
before becoming acquainted with tho decision of
tho Conference of London"
SPAiN.-All accounts from Buyonnc, represent
the state of Ferdinnnds health desperate. A
pretended proclamation by Don Carlos, purpor,ing
to have been issued the death of his brot her,
was published al the English papers. 1t is clearly
spurious, but by whom iabricanod, and for what
purposes, does not appear.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Governor Lincolr of Massachusetts, has beep
reelscted TO preside over that common wealth by
an overwhelming majority. lie is many thousands
ahead roth of I.athrop, tho Anii.masonic and
Morton, The Jackson candidates. In the county of
Franklin the votes stood for Lincoln l347 for La
throp 957, and for Morton Sc. The whole Ma
tional Republican ticket for Senators and Repre-
senlatiycs elected from the CITY of Boston,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

In reply to The P6Haiclphia Iaquircr.-The I'd.
itor of the Wing has been absent for fow weeks.
r"sticatiug, after the fatguos of laborious cam.
PaIgn lie is expected to be at his post shortly.
The slave question was but little agitatcd at the
elections of Members of the Legislature last April
There are indications, however, in the West that
the subject will be again brought forward this win.
ter in some shape
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

From tho National IntcUigencer Of Nov. IT.
We understand that General SCOTT arrived in
the City few days ago, and has taken lodgings
at MSarys Hotol, where he will ROMAN a few
days longer. Ne glad TO learn that the
Ge'erai is IN the cpSoyment Of excellent health,
after ;hc tatigues of his late duties on the
frontier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

List Of Produce brought doaon the Canal.
NOV. l5.--44S bLls. -four, ST. bushels " heat, 900
lbs sundries, ) tons sand, load pumpkins, cords
wood, 10 boats, coal boats, 1896 bushels coal.
Nov. l6.--2 bids. tobacco, 81 kegs fnanufactu-
red tobacco, GIG bb,s. -four, 1853 bus. wheat, 900
lbs. bacon, ] box merchandise, tons sand, 36
cords wood, % boats 2 coal boats, 725 hus. coal.
Nov. Ill bbGs. rot9cco 2J6 bbls -four, GJUQ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

The London Times says-"It is gratifying to
find that tho suggestions thrown out by us on ting
Propcty ct taking steps to redeem the estates and
mansion of Abbotsford about to bu followed up.
we arc authorized to state that a committee of gen.
tIemcn Is now forming, princp alIy from qmgng the
trends OF Sir Walter Scott, to arrange the best
method for carrying into effect this truly national
object
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
RICHMOND NARKET.S.
MARRIED.,

On Thursday morning, at the Lake Drummond
Hotel, by Willie Mcpherson, ESQ. Mr.. WILLIAM r.
UNDERwooD, to Miss ELIZA V. CARANJss, dauat-
ter Of James Caban'ss' Esq. of Williamsburg, Va.
On Thursday. the 18th inst, by Elder Matthew
w. Wcbber, MA ?. GATHR1Gmr, Of this city, 10
bliss u. 7. WocDsoN, Of Goochland county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
CONGRESSIONAI. ELrcr1nN

An ELECTION has been held in the Abingdon Dis
trict, to supply tho vacancy accustomed by the
death OF Mr.. Johnson MIR. George of razewe
has Withdrawn from the contest, and OF course
Mr. Draper will be elected.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

~ In the account we published on Saturday Of
the Race at Troe-IlilI, for the Jockey Club Purse,
VIC said that the three first miles Of the first heat
were run in very good time, to wit, GIN. Is. Our
comPositor made US say 6m. 2G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

MACARTHUR ELEcTED.-Tbe Beaver (Ohio) Argus
says, that General Macarthur, the Clay Candidate
for Congress in the Fifth District has been elected
instead of ALLEN, the Jackson Candidate as before
has been Of 100 votes in tho
unoffi cIal returns,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
nnEII.ING-

Samuel ". Stockton of Puiladephia has been
required to pay fine Of fc6o MOuSaHd dollars, by
The Recorder Of that City, and to enter into bonds
to keep the peace, in liko sum, for sending
challenge to james Doughty 10 fight duel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

a public meeting is to he held in the city of New
\ ork, for the purpose of paying some tribute of
respect TO the momory of Walter Scott and per-
maps OF making some contribution for the relief of
his family
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

MAssAcuUsgrrs Returns from lG1 towns ,,b
shed il the Boston Daily Advertiser Give Lincoln
- 299 votes, Lathrop ANTI Nasonic5 lO,2l7, and
Morton (Jackson) 97i0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
DEF. w APE

BY a letter from Kent, Delaware, w C lcs I'm that
JOHN j. MILLfGAN, Esquire, the National Repub-
lican candidate, is elected TO Congress-; and also
the National Republican Electors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
PiSSENfiKRs.

In the ship Sully, from Havrc:-W. G. Rives
ESQ Minister and Envoy to the Court Of France
Lady 4 children and servants; Dir Lewis Rogers
Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Cholera at Ncp- Orieans.--A letter from New :
Orleans, dated 2d Nov. received IN Mobile gives
the following account of internlents for the week,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
DIED.

Yesterday at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, Mr. joins D.
S@ITH, in the 2l'h year Of his age
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

ENlLL be sold al public sale on Friday,
w I2ih of October, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
AT the esidence Of the subscriber. two miles
from Gcrrardsiown, on the road leading 10
Winchester, all Of my household s kitchen
furniture, consisting Of bureaus tables,
chars, beds, hedsteads, one eight day clock,
tiFc stoves. and many other articles not ne
cessary to enunerate. 1 viii also dispose or
al the same time, farming utensils OF every
description, one wagon, two hay ladders.
first rate wheat fan, two apple mills and
'cpler screw, sc. Terms made known on
the day OF sale, when due attcndspec will lie
given JOHN UMBANHOWAR.
September 90. 1882 ia
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
Public Sale.

WILI. be sold by public auction. NJ ,hs.
Wv suhscrlbers farm. on Middle Creek.
on Saturday TIC 2ad hssiani. the folIow,ny'
property, 10 wit. one road wagon, cart. cut.
ing box; mare and colt, three mich eo,vs,,
household and kitchen furnitore, such as bee. :,
bedding, hedstcads. tables. chairs, corner
cupboard: spinning wheels and reels; a GUAM.
ti'y OF BACON; nambar OF bees and hives
some lax from the swingie, together with A.
variety Of ARTICLES not necessary TO particu
iar'se. Ok months credit will I've allowed the
purchaser on ail sums over five rsolIars, upon
giving bond with approved security; under
'hat sum, cash. Sale TO begin early in tho
day. ANTHDNEF g.EE ;.o
September Is. 1894 -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

Tickets, .4-Halses, -2-Qnarssrs. -.
Tickets, shares and packages, to be had in
tie greatest variety Of numbers at
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON'S OFFICE,
JMartinsbrg. Ta
Who IN the last Shenandoah Bridge Lottery had
The pleasure of selling to t,do gentlemen n this
place, d $500 prise 10 one m The comfy, q
ffffu Dobar prize 10 Gnoiher Forty Doilev
prl-e. besides sereYul Ttc,nty Dollar pri-es
For truly lucky Nos. apply at The Road to
Wealth. second door from .lVe Pest Office,
sna.totsb1g
gv-All orders from distance fpost paid J
enclosing the cash, or prize tickets IN any re-
sponsible lottery, will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to--if addressed 10
WILLIAM ~. THOMPSON
September 20, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
Money Wanted.

fEsilE subscribers deem il necessary to t,ut
u those who are indebted to them. In mind
oil the 10Th al October next, that being th.,
time on which one Of them intends going "a
baltimore to lay in fall supply OF Goods
They therefore, give notice to all those who
owe them by note, 10 come forward and life
the same; and those who have open accounts,
to pay them or give their notes
JAMES ~ PATRICK GARRY.
Darkesv'lle. Sept n, lSsa-at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Martinsburg, Sept IS, 1882.
The Martinsburg Academy.

- AAS -'ASSA slAAt,tJaA AAScNANhA1
VI ME next session OF Inc school viii com
n nience on Monday The 9th ~ StpiemLe,.
neat. Mr.. WHANs, the late pfeceptvr, will
continue to preside over the School The
Trustees beg leave 20 cali the attention oftie
citizensof Berkeley and the neighboring coun
ties 10 this Institution. II has been some time
since they could venture. to Recommend il,
heartily, 10 the patronage OF the public; they
feel warranted ~ doing SO at this time.
MIR WHASs has Tor two years taught IL
the Academy uuder the careful observation Of
the Board, and they have every reason 10
congratulate themselves IN their selection OF
SO worthy and competent d teacher. His
school has been distinguished for tic quiet
and unobuusive progress Of l.rs boys. There
have been several Of his scholars Turned out
for College, who have entered with great
credit, aud the department and gentiemaniy
discipline Of Sir WhanD, has had marked
effect upon The manners vi his pupils.
The boarfing in Martnsburg IS remarkably
cheap and tho town healthy, and II aug Iur
Their inducement be wanting 10 parents, 1t
may be found in The fact that there Is per
heps no town Ia Virginia, ln which, less en-.
ticements TO dissipation be found than 10
this village:
The Studies cf the Academy are the Gresk
and Latin ianguages--the elements Of Mathe
mates, inelualng Geometry, Algebra, fllgo
nometry, Surveying, &c. scholars are taken
in all usual branches Of English education,
and it is believed, that With d.llgence, young
man may readily prepare himself under Mr..
" ham. to enter the Junior Glass ia any Of
the Colleges
The terms for The Session are.
For Classical Scholars Sr2 so
For Scholars in the English BREACHES sIU
August go, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
Martinsbure Academy.

ihE present session Of this institution
IA commenced 90 the 9th instant, and will
close on the 9Th OF March. 1888. when The
semEsnnual examination viii take place
Parents can enter their sons at any time ia
nog the session. and propcrtionate reduc
non VIII be made for the time which NAV
nave elapsed Entrance at the commence
ment OF session would he desirable.
September 90. 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20


ii siiE Undersigned Is again induced to offer
b tor sale, his property IN Martinsburg,
situate on the pubic square 1t consists OF
the Brick Dwelling House which he occupies,
the Two story Frame bulidins on the same
lot, immediately opposite the Globe Tavern,
and the-eommodious Store House ia which
he conducts the mercantile business. Iha
Dwelling House combines all the necessary
arrangement IN IFS construction for the com.
fuiia5c and agreeable accommodation oil a
large Iannly--tbe other House offered. has
four rooms and would make a comfortable
dwelling for "A small family. HE Store
House rs large and as advan,ageousiy sltaa-
ted Tor the prosecution ui the mercantile bu
sncss, as any other IN the place. Possession
oi all the above property inay be had on tile
first day Of April next The tertns Of sale
viii be made acconnodatIng-Ih whole
property will be sold together Or seperate, 10
suit purchasers.
THOMAS C.. SMITH
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
Public Sale

tE1ILh be sold by public auction, at the
W residence OF the subscribers, one mile
from the Failing Waters, On the road lead
ing from thence to the Lick Mills. on Sntar
deg he 2gth instant, the following property
10 WI; mich cows and young cattle, a nun
Der oil hogs; household aud kitchen furniture
81 various kinds, a set Of Coopers' tools, to
Their With variety Of articles not necessary
to parllcnlarise. six months credit will be
allowed the purchaser on al, suins over five
dollars, upon giving bond with approved Sc
caslts, under that sum, cash sale to begin
early III the day.
NOBLE EMERSON.
FRANCIS EMBisRSeN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

$4,000 Tickets. More Prizes than Blanks.
10 be drawn on The High and Low system.
tickets S5-Halves - 50-Quarters I'll IS
Tickets, shares ana packages, TO be had
In the greatest variety uf numbers. Mt
STEVENSON X poiNTS'S. Office.
- Stanton, Va.
WASHING RON KROESEN.
Mar,insbarg. Va.
WILLIAM L.. B0Ak,
Darkesville, Va, or to
DANIEL ENTLER.
Shephefdstown, Va.
4y~Aii orders from distance. enclosipg
the cash. or prize tickets, with be thankfully
received and promptly attended TO, ii adj
dressed 10
STEVENSON & POINTS.
Staunton, Va
September 90 1870
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

EbERS0NS indebted 70 the subscriber arr
"A hereby notified. that his books and MS
pe's are len IN the hands Of William l.. Bosk
IN Darkesv'lle. Who 10 authorised TO settle
ana rece'p, for money collected Those de-
siroas OF settling with the subscriber person.
any, are notified that he win attend IN Darkes.,
v'iie. on the ash and 10Th OF the present
month iJr that purpose.
September IS, lsse.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
Merino sheep Tor sale.

Mcfino sheep Tor sale.
VIE subscriber viii offer al pubic salc, in
Il Cumberland, on the 25th October next,
Itco ffnld,ed E,ees, one hundred IVeij.eys,
aud ticen'g Lambs One huuored OF these
Ewes are 8 and the Others are full blood
Mefnnoess they have been graded aud mark
ed rs such by Joseph Howell. (now Of Wheel
ma regular bred wool stapler, who was
employed as such at the Steubenytlle Mana
factory. The wethers are part ol The same
aock. and the Eve lambs are Of the first
quality, from prime Ewes and Sasony bucks,
OF very fine form and size Notes payable
~ SIX months with interest, will be taken vi
approved purchasers, Il required. Also fo
be sold for cash only, twelve yearling RAM
LAMBS, some OF them are half Saxons He
has also number ot ram lambs Of the pre-.
senl year. from his fiuest ewes and Sasony
DUCKS, too young Tor present use, hut they
are recommended to the notice OF those sho
are disposed 10 improve their flocks. These
Sheep, except the bucks and eve lambs, are
all IN the Glades, fifty miles west OF tins
place, where they will remain until about tile
20h Of October; but The bucks may be seen
here at any time, or taken away by any par
chaser who may call for them. Reference
may be bad to Mr. Shalcr OF Fanks town,
WHO has manufactured the wool OF this flock
several years, for information us 10 the quail
ity Of the Sheep.
DAVID LYNN.
Cumberland, Sepi. 49, 1882 is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
Esfrag Mare.

SlRAfED from my farm. near Charles
~ town, on the 22d Aug, BAY MARE.
about u hands high. She has white spot
on each shoulder, caused by the collar, and
split N each fore hoof. any person return.
ing sad mare TO me, or giving me informa
uon SO that get her again, viii be literally
rewarded.
HENRY II. Nj. BRISCoE.
September 90, 1889 at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
DIED.

On Thursday. in this place, of bilious fe-
yer, Mr.. Robert Fletcher, formerly Of Penn
sylvania.
On Saturday last, john " infant SON of
Mr.. Adam Stewart, of this place
On Sunday morning, Mr. Thomas Hort,
of this county
On the same day, in Bath, Morgan coun
ty, John, infant son OF Mr.. William Hunter
aged about three years
'.lt sleeps in Jesus and is bless'd,
How sweet its slunbers are:
From suffering. and from cares released,
And freed from every snare y Com.
On Monday the 10th inst. in Hagerstown.
John, second son of Ohio I'll. w. Stull, Esq
aged twelve years.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
FOR S.9LE.


Il WILL sell at private safe. the following
III property, situate on Middle Creek. one
and a haif miles east of Darkesville, and six
south OF Martinsburg, TO wit: a large and
commodious CHOPPiNG MILL, SAW
MILL and DISTILLERY, together with
fifty acres Of LAND attached 60 the same.
one hall Of which at least is wen clothed with
timber. Considerable repairs have been late
" made 10 the Saw Mill, sc. The Stills
each contain two hundred gallons, and they
together with worms, tubs, SIC. are almost
ksw1A new. A comfortable Dwelling
t...43 House is conveniently situated to
:.s.b the Mil The property is situated
:, N healthy and delightful part OF
the county, and is convenient to the best
markets grain is also easily obtained and
very plenty. The stream is fully sufficient
Tor al the purposes intended The terms of
sale will be made easy and accommodating
Personal application or letter addressed Ia
the subscriber. Middleway, Jefferson county,
Virginia, will be attended to
WILLIAM G. BURNS
Septe'uher 90. 1882 at
81 Franklin Repository, Chambersburg
three fines. charge Gag
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

IT they should be so regardless OF public
pInion in this state, as 10 offer a jackson
ELECTORAL Ticket, the public viii know ex
actly the strength Of Jscksonism in Rhode
Island
HENRY CLAY is the favorite OF this
State, and is probably the most popular Presi-
Dental candidate. with the freenen Of Rhode
Island, that has been presented for their
sufirages since the Presidency Of George
Washington He has certainly done more
TO: our vital interest than any other candi-
date ever did; and when the time for choos
lng electors arrives. be will he Supported by
Rhode Island freenlen, with zeal and en-
thusiam never surpassed in any former cleo
lion"
~ The United States Bank has been
charged, says the New York Courier, with
iii berallty 20 our local institutions, and yet
at this time the Banks 10 this city are indebt
ed TO the Branch here, nearly TWO MIL.
LIONS OF DOLLARS. This they have
been enabled TO loan to their customers, and
with the additional loans by the Branch, we
have been presented from scene of distress
such as never yet has been presented in this
commercial metropolis. Every thing has been
saved by the liberaity of the United States
Bank, and yet the people for party purposes
not the general good, are called upon 10 des-
troy iti
Jackson's .Mirror-0ur readers will re-
collect that Judge Riddle OF Pittsburg pre
seDted Gen. jackson with pair of boots.
which the General said in his note of thanks,
"he would hang up as mirror to incite him
TO vIrtnous deeds. &c. This same Judge
fiddle since the veto message. has renounc-
cd jackson, and Is now decided opponent
OF his re election.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
eaB0s0Qoa

We have The pleasure OF presenting to our
patrons one Of the richest schemes we have
seep for tong TIME.
We present It thus early that distant cor
respondents pay send their orders in time,
as tickets. will be scarce.
N. Y. Consolidated Lottery,
Class, No 81, Tor 1882
To he drawn in N York. "Wednesday, Oct.I1
60 No Combination Lottery. 10 drawn bal:
GpI ENtAFe CT tityAE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

Ticket o,,ay s5-Half 50 so. Quarter 81 s5.
Virginia State Lottery,
CLASS SEVEN.
To construct road from the Pennsylvania
line via Elzabethtown TO the Ohio River
To be dyatcss at Chariot tesriue, IA on Nor
day the LIST dag of October, 1882.
SPLENDID SCHEME.