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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

On CHANCERY.-At Court held for Buckingham,
a county, the Sth day of October, 1927:
Greed Taylor an infant by his father, sc. PltG
against
Thomas t. Bouldn, eXo'r of David Ross decd Robert
h Dabney, Geo NJ Payne and w. L. Fontaine ex'ors of
H1Fiu hoss, Jr. dec Defts.
James Scott eXor of John Leslie dec d. who was exor
Robert Craig, decd, who for Daniel Call trustee
&c. Benjamin johnson and others, creditors of David
moss Jr decd Pitts.
against
Waiter L. FOntainc and Geo NJ. Payne, ex'ors of David
NUS Jr' oec a' ana others. Dcfts.
On motion to the court and by consent of parties il is
ordered that these be referred the Master Com
missioner to state and ascertain the several liens and in
cumbances the real estate of David Ross m deceased
TO settle the account of the executors state the nature
and true character OF each claim against estate of the
said David Ross r deceascd whether due by bond bind
ing the heirs orno and TO state any special matter reuuir
ca by any OF the parties TO be stated deemed pertinent
by the Commissioners and make report to the court.
a copy Iestc, *. ELDRiDGE, Jr. ID. c.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed Monday, the 9Th day February next TO COM
mence the accounts directed in the rcgong order al NV
office in Maysvlle which day at nine o'clock in the
morning. they requested to attend, with their papers
and vouchers ready for examination and settlement
rec ~. oz-wSw ID. GUERRANT, Com.
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IN CHANCERY.-In Powhatan County Court, Janu
III airy IS, 1892
Thomas Moseley and Benjamin Moseoy, Pitts.

IN CHANCERY.-In powhatan County Court Janu-
III airy Is, 1892.
Thomas Moseley and BENJAMIN Moselov pltns
against
Joseph b. Davis, adm'or OF Richard Moseley. deed,
and John Moseey, Bennett Moseley, Richard Meseley
Edward Moseley, Robert Mosclcy Henry Howell and
Pamela his wife, late Pamela Moseley, Mary Susan
Moseley and Arthur Moseley; which said John Bennett
Richard, Edward, Robert, Pamela, Mary Susan, and Ar
thur are children OF Arthur Moseley, decd and Elizabeth
Williamson Moscey and Robert Moeley, children of Ro-
bert Nioseley deed; the sad Robert Moseey, (son of
Arhur0 Mary Susan Mos6ley, Arthur Moseey, Elizabeth
Williamson Moseley, and Robert Moseey (on of Robert0
being infants under the gge of II years, Debts
This day the Plaintiffs by their Counsel and filed
their bill, and tho Defendant, Davis filed his answer ana
inc Defendants, Bennett Moseley, Elizabeth Williamson
Moseey and Robert Moseley, (son of Rober9 hav-
ing entered thcir appearances and given security ACCORDING
TO the Act oil Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habitants OF this counry is Ordered, That the said
Defendants do appear here the first day of March
Court next and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some ne VS.
paper published in the City OF Richmond, for two months
uccessvely and posted at the front door of the Court
house oil this County. Copy. Testc,
Jan. 81. l79-wsw'l wM s. DANCE, Clerk.
IN CHANCERY In Chesterfield County Court
n January 9th, 1892
Austin Spears, Plaintiff
against
Winnifred Cheatham, Sally Iandrum Lucy Landr,m.
Laban LandTum, Egbert LandrIm, and Joseph Landrum
n Defendants.
The defendants, Laban Landrim aud Egbert Landrum
not having entered their appearance, and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
that they not inhabitants of this Commonwealth is
Ordered That the said defendants do appear here the
second Monday in April next and the bill of the
Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in newspaper published in the City of Richmond
Tor two months successvey and another copy posted at
the front door of the Courthouse of this county.
copy. Teste, LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
Jan. ~. SO-wSw
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Janus f0r Sale.
~ st "a
FHNHIS muscular Sta

FHNHlS muscular Stallion will be offered for SALE ION
ID accommodating terms) at Lovingston, (Nelson C..
iiouse) on March Court day next Janus is beautiful
chestnut sorrel he is five feet inch high and will be
ten years old in July next He is of the Fearnought and
Janus blood, except two of which Celer
His ancesorshe imported Feanought and the imported
Janus-were both OF the Arabian stock. His pedigree
will be exhibited, for the inspection of those who NAV
desire It, on the day of saleand also certificates from
gentlemen of the highest integrity touching his character
as oai-gcerli sale il not effected on that day
VIII farm him Tor the ensuing season, in the county of
Nelson. / will add, that the muscular power of this
Horse which is richly bestowed upon his colts renders
MN particularly worthy OF the attention of the farmers
Nelson As evidence OF his muscular form and power
Will here mention, that the circumference of his arm
when he was in low order, was % inches.
Jan. 26 [Sl-w7wl JOHN p WILLIAMS.
NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMY-Mr Jos, III.
Davis, gentleman highly qualified by his ability ASST
duly ana experience in teaching will continue TO preside
over s Institution the ensuing year, and will be assisted
y as many competent teachers as the interest of the School
may require The Academy is situated miles below
NorthuInOerland Courthouse, neighborhood proven
bally healthy The boarding department will be manag-
ed ny Col JOS Ball, on whom the Trustees rely with
dence to give entire satisfaction his Boarders In this
institution, taught the Latin and Greek Languages
together with the other prerequisites for COLLEGIATE
course About $50 volumes of Books of History and Sci
ence have been carefully selected the
OF n Library. Mathematical Instruments Globes and
Maps both ancient and MODERN also provided for the
use OF Students-Terms-Fo Reading, Writing Arith-
mehc and English Grammar, $50. These, with Geo
graphy and the of the Globes and Mapping sos In
all other cases, $50 annually. For Board 500 annually
exclusive OF Bedding The School will commence on the
lst OF February, and end the LIST day of December
without any summer vacation. Parents and Guardians
are liable for the tuition fees and board of their sons and
wards only from the time of TO the end of the
session. to be paid quarterly in advance.
SAMUEL b. BLACKWELL Chairman
N. lxyl nf fLo an
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HOiSPUR will stand the next in the county of
= a Gloucestcr-Scasonto commence the first of March
and end the first of July Particulars to be made known
hereaiterllospuri horse Of the pures blood and OF
the most approved Virginia racing stock.
Dec ~ t67-w6wJ JOHN - CHRISTIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-31

I'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A Circuit sups.
ror Court OF Law and Chancory, holden at tho Capt.
ol In the city OF Richmond, ON Saturday, the twenty fourth
day OF December thousand eight hundred and thirty
-
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WaGD EA.EAYlO ".

VENIIE Word Ilccton ior sls Allermen md -,
II Common touucllmcn IN each W1rd. IL lhr
town tLynehburg will take place pursuant u M
act OF Asscnbly, entitled " n act ~ amend al ret
entitled act dividing the town Of l}nehhurs nto
wards 4 tor CthcrpupoGos, passed Feb. ~ 1890
on the first Fucsdny IN Aprilnoxti and will be held
IN Lynch Ward No. being all tint patt Of sad
town below the LIST olley, extending from the rl,el
10 the Twelfth street at the store house lately orcu-
pied by Mr.. Samuel G. Norvoll, on 81 street And
IN Henry Ward No . being all thai partot sand
town above lst alley, extending from the liver 10
w elfth street, ut GILES Wards Office on sccouG 81
SAMUEL BRA NSFOED
Serst Of the Corporation u lyuabburg
March t1c
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Trustees sale OF Land and Slaves,

virtue Of deed Of trust, from james Miller,
NE late Of Bedford county bearing date the Goth
day Of February, ISL, and Of record N Bedford
Clerks Ollie, and "r the purposes IN SAID deodcI
pressed, shall, on the first day Of Bedford March
Court Is before the door Of .ald Court house
sell totGc hlghe bidder, public auction for cash
all the pnnetty conveyed IN saId trust deed TO VII
one tract of lana lying ON Gore Anger Creek III
Bedford county eonta.ning I3l 'eTes. more or less
One other tract lying Ola Iaylors Mountain III
Bedford county, containing 30 ACRES, more or less
One other tract ylngon Little river IL Floyd eoulis
", (tormerly Montgomery county, } contaihh2 go
arrrs more less SAID james Mlller's entire inter
SAID 10 be one halt) IN tract OF land lying Ma
gotty Greek IN Franklin county, near lurubul s
old Store, containing go acIes more or less SAID
James Milcrs interest IN "A tract Of land lying in
Breckenridge county, Kentucky Of or 800 acres
be the same more or less SAID 10 belong to the cs-
tate of Caohlll Menus, deed Also, the following
slaves 10 Wit. one negro woman, named Nancy
and one mualto boy, nearly grown, named Bob. /
am unable to describe sand lands and slaves more
mlnulcy, not being acquainted with thcm--bnt IN
ylte persons to see aud inquire for Themselves, all
about them. Acting as trustee, | will convey to
purchasers such title only vested IN me by
the decd IN trust aforesaid
VIM COOK, Trustee
March 8 w3w
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SURGEON DENTIST.
nR.J.L.BENSON. Surgeon

~ NsINom INchnl0nd, hcga IrFo loNI0Tm tHI
Ladies aud Gentlemen Of LynehburE and its VI
Unity that he Viii visit that town ON the lith INST
ard viii remain three or four weeks Every opc
ration requisite to preserve and beauty the Teeth
will be pcrformedupon tho most modern, improved
scientific principles, with the least possible pain
and correct professional skill
DR.. Benson will likewise attend To all cases OF
Dyspepsia. lis experience & great success IN the
treatment Of that disease, warrants Inn IN guafan
celns to cure every cast Of inlEcslon within the
aid OF pharmaceutical treatment) that may be pre
scented
DR. Bs successful mode Of treating Dyspepsia,
IS already we'll known IN tins Slut, audl only
rractsrd by hlmsetn tins country.
Marchs ills
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ENtE Subscriber has for sale, ms corner lot, Dor
n denng on the nam street, near the two Banks,
containing IL feet Of ground, IN front running back
leo feet, with free privilege of tslny IL feet alley
in rear OF the sad lot for all time 10 como This Is
considered AS valuable property as any IN Lynch
burg, laying nearly in the ernto Of business. For
terms apply 10 JOHN }. CABELL, N. d
March \ w3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08

YY1NGlNiA--ht Rules holden tho Clerks office or
W the Circuit Superior Court OF law and Cnaucrfy for
the OF Lynchburg tho 9th da, Of March lr.2, In
Chsurery. james Sledd, Plaintiff; against I'm Campbell.
John Sodh Rebecca DAVIS, and Mcanh Davis. j.. lao
aud partners trading under style aud firm
Richard DAVIS Co said Mranh DaFW, jr IN his
right, Edmund Logwuud and Dubncy NJ Wharton, Deeu-
1nuls
The Defendant John Sledd not having entered
his Appearance, nnd given IeGuity, according to
act Of Assembly ind tine rules oi is and APP
pearnP by sasfacofy evidence that he is nlah-
iaut otL coanty II is ordered lhut the mid duirnd
ant do appear hore the FIRST day of the
and tho bill Of the plaintiff, aud that copy of
hi. order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the of Lynchburg for months sncccs
svely and posted the front door of the urthouse in
the SAID town. COpy-Teste ID. ROBES, CHI.
March Z. WIN
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NASH will be gwen Tor fifteen to twenty strong
~ likely negro boys and mrn, from the nges OF
Is "a years, OF good character They are wan
tad ior an Iron Establishment near Nashville, Ten
nossee shall remain n town and IL vicinity, a.
bout twenty days H. EDMUNDSON
Fohorngay, Mont 60 MaIfhs. At
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NIhNIt, N I.oFlnEfkn and It
Ia he let TO mures at
the moderate price OF $40 the season, he dlsehar
.cd by the payment Of ~ pad within the sea
SON 81 the singI, leap, aud 10 To insure q mare
IN iuaL--ll the mare - parted with, she will be
considered AZ III ioa aud ~ cents IN ench CASE to
the groom The utmost care will be taken 10 prevent
accidents, but will be responsible lot none. The
season Will commence Oh the 10th March aud end
thu 18th August
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fhIs .otes arc any .r,eron II via, b Z. IS Iohn

"'' Vtso irc any Criterion u Shl n -, rs Jofn
Calhoun himself tegs, from lSl6 10 le25 These
Arguments, Il IS true, were not openly urged
al the late Cau,us but they ore those familiar
" used by the ffi.nds Of Mr. Calbom-hG
ziiofts, however, to make the King toe the mark
were unayalllng. When the question was taken,
Il was found thu there were for adjournment u,
Ia;ainstI' 81 and the WING expresses an opinion
mat tbs vote displays the relative strength Of TIN
two divisions VI the ia kson party, IN the Legisa-
turn The reason ass gnc1 for nrrlng the ADJOURN
ment SO enormously by the friends Of Mr. Van Bu-
r,n was the fact tina, Congress has not yet passed
the Apportonment Bal, until they do which tn
number Of Electors to which Virginia will br enti-
tied cannot be certainly known and the Stat car
not be LAID OF into districts THIS vas certainly "a
plausible reason, so far as the nomination Of Eec.
tors was concerned; but VIC cannot perceive why
It should have produced delay in the nam object Of
the mceilng--lhe nomination Of a President and
| Vice President We symptthzc with the real
/ Jacksonians, on the condition IN which they are
placed by their association with 50 many seeming
friends, who are really as much opposed TO their
Chtct as are the friends of Mr. Clay but who dare
NOT ayow Il. One knows how to treat an open and
ayowed enemy-hut II Is not 50 easy to manage a
pretended friend
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LAND FOR SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF decree oi the CIRCUIT
- superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for tho
Town Of LyhHAbure, pronounced on the l9th day
ofJanuary 1882, IN the easo of Sovrtu letter and
Elizabeth Jeter, plaintiffs, and William J. Walker
Seth Ward, Thomas Dixon, Administrator Of
Charles Clark decd, James lIar2wiek, and Eliaa-
beth his wife, Jesse Joplin, and Susanna his WIFI
Edward Clork, Mary Clark, and Charles IL Scott
4 Novel; Scott infants by Commissioner BenoGh,
specially ASSIGNED their guardian, Defendants
there VIII be sold on the 18th day Of April, 1882,
the premises, Mt public auction, forrcady money,
two tracts Of land lying and being IN the county Of
Bedford the one containing lG2 acres more OF less,
and the other l49 acres more o. less-they bong
the same lands mentioned in the decree aforesaid
THOMAS SALE Sheriff OF
Bedford county, on one Of his deputies.
March 3 tbs
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New GiasgSw aeAdSsnxJ

IHNfiE Spring and suniuer session OF ms l
- cademy will Commence Oh the Isl, das.
March next, ufider the Supcrntendanee q " efn.l
NJ, Ynt.s, late Principal Of Round HI Seioe
Stuunton Va = N as Instruction oi,re VII be tv.4
separate and distinct dcrarune,ts- jhe one for ~
male, and the nthtt for ilir male scholars in lof
Of whfch viii be TAUGHT very branch Of I.i.efa
tare, known IN approved stfi established Aud
cmlcs.
Besidca The coustaat ard Immediate superint,t-
denct ct Atr idtes he I'll - aided N til f.m0,
departmentby Miss Am,ia aon'riann Of PM
delpha, for whose nmable department aud lHefas.
requirements, thepohc arc referred to ile l,,ra
Messrs BIrhlley and Morton MIR John Fhngln
N,ee tupaa i1r Swedef Norway uud Bra1j
Mr.. John GrRe Baokselier1 -nlso, 10 DR. Hnn
mr., MI rIcot MD Mrs. Mary HUGHES G enneli
Gtashcrs Cttbc City 81 Philadelphia, Dr. Thorn
as i Jones Protector Of Chemistry III Columbia
COLLEGE Washington city, and Nh. Singleton ard
I.ady OF S Carolina
And the mac department by Mr. Levi Bartlett.
OF New Hampshire, graduate Of Dartmouth Coi
lesr who has borh teaching, with considerable sut-
ces5 IN al adjoining county, for the last years.
The Trustee ~ recommending this Acndchy 20
the favorable nviiee OF Itapubhe take great pea.
sure IA 'inhnr. that the high moral character arcai
experience and extensive literary requirements of
the Teachers, afford the best guarantee tina, the
puhlle expectation will not be disappointed The
Aeudemyls located in the county Of Amherst IA
the suburbs of beautiful village IN u fine and heal.
Thy country, and combines ns many advantages as
are loundin any Academy Ia Virginia. The Va
ton fees orc moderate, as Will be seen Honsle sub.
ioucd prices for Tho session OF months
LnIn and Greek Language, Mbthfmntics
Philosophy and Chemistry 81 90
Logo, Rhetoric aud Composition II ~
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OBITUARY.

DIED on the morning of the 29th February
from the rupture Of a blood vessel, Mr.. ROBERT
II. DENNIS, the eldest son of Mrs. Dennis OF TINS
county, aged about % Mr. Dennis was univ
sally beloved by his acquaintance possessing an
excellent disposition, accompanied by unusual finn
ness and independence of character.-He was pre-
cedcd to the tomb only few weeks, by l.s sister,
Miss MARTHA DENNIS,--whose amlable
character had endeared her to the neighborhood IN
which She resided.
-, on Saturday night the Bird March at the
rcsldence OF Mr.. Lllbourn IL Johnsons, neal
Lynchburg after short illness, Of three four
days Nix. MINER WILKES, OF Charlotte county
ared about IS wears
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08

ENRY a pauper son of Eslhcr-Take notice,
II n that on Monday the 10Th day of the present
month, shall proceed 10 take the deposition Of Jon
athan Williamson, at the dwelling house Of said
Williamson, IN the County ofFranklin, aud State
of Virginia on Monday the 9Th day If Aprd, W
shallprpcecd 10 take the deposition OF George Han
ton and others, AT the Tavern house Of MaBhaIl
llalrston, At Henry Cur, House On Thug11av
the 18th of April, We shall proceed 10 TAXI the Dc
position Of ThonasT Morehend, al the dN,las
house of SAID MoreAead IN the Town Of Green
borough and State of North Carolina On Saiur
day the 4th day Of April, we shall proceed to tukc
the depostions Of Joseph T. Royal and others, at
the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, Va
On Wednesday the 18th April, We shall proceed to
take the drpositons Of James Mase & others nj the
dwelling house Of SAID MaIse, IN tie County ofBo-
totourt, va. On Thursday the 10Th day of May,
we shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Duke
Williams and others, at the Store ofhousc of lessee
T. Taylor, IN the County OF Madison, md State Of
Tennessee On Tuesday the 22d of May, We
shall proceed 10 take tue dispositions Of Simpson
Hams and others at the dwelling house of said
Harris, in the County OF Rutherford and State OF
Tennessee To be read as evidence in the trial oi
"A sIit IN Chancery, holden in Lynchburg, in which
you are Plaintiff, aud We ure Defendants.
WIN y REID,
THOMAS J. REID,
Administrators Of JOHN Red, Dee.
JOSEPH GADD,
ROBERT G. CUTLER,
March 3. wlw
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A Female Teacher wanted.

a GENTLEMAN living in healthy SECTION
N Of country, wishes u engage a lady to take
charge of small School in his family, immediate
ly. To one actually qualified, comfortable situn-
ton and fair wages viii be offered.
Apply to De- L. RofAldp
Lynehbuyg, Va
Malehe. wiw
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CHRISTOPHER T. ESTES
lpEIIDIGIS

JANUS WIS got ny Old Twig, formerly the
property Of Wade Hampton OF s {. his dam by
ohscmlty his grnndam by old Stately, who was
gotby Black and An Black the property Of Sir
peyton kkpwIth Obscurty was got by the IN.
ported Ohscuriy, his dam by Gen Meads old
Pilgrim, nthoroueh bred horse, and ono of the best
of his day his grandam by old fomnougt hs
great grundnm by the old imported Janus, who was
ofthe Arabian stock and tue best Stallion of his
day. Old Twlg being nearly II full boodod Janus,
il Il rendy perceived, that our horse Janus Is AS
near the original blood can be procured III Ame.
rlca.
Janus will be 10 ycnrs old IN July next
JOHN p. WILLIAMS
CERTlFIGATE.-lt Is with cheerinuess
avail myself Of Tins opportunity ofasaurng the pub
lie, that esteem Mr. John Wllliomas horse Janus
very highly oal grtter, and ulnt his Cots are
remarkable for good bodies are very thrifty. AID
am sure they will from thcif muscular compact form
combined with great sprghIness and activity
make very valuable farm horses and when from
cool hloodcd horses would most likely be valuable
Saddle Horses. Several otthe nelghhors par
tleulary MIR Lewis Jones' have rood cob by Ju
nus MIR values hts cnltI very highly. The one
an this place the best out Of tLrec that uc lnac
has ever produced.
EDMUND W lIABARp
Saratoga Jan. 18th 1872
have several other Certificates from men ofhleh
rospoctohIlIty, but deem itunncccssary 10 herr III
Aert thcm-haytng purchased janus, viii sheN tht
Certificates " those who may be- desuoua Ia ~.
hIarch X wJY
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08

SOit HIRE. the balance of the year. - female
= servant, who is good Cook andwch &c
qutintci with house business Eiitaic at thisof.
flee. Ma,thS. ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08

81, The Washington Telegraph IS hauling Mr.
Van Buren, over the GOALS, in rclatlonto the part
acted 10y that gentleman during the last war Il
appears that IN the midst Of that conflict, Mr. VH
Buren, was one of the leaders Of the party in New
York which brought forward Dewitt Clinton as
candidate for the Presidcneythc candidate Of The
Peace Hartford Convention, party-ln oppo
stuon 10 James Madison And now, forsootb
Mr.. V +. S hsd up as the standard of orhodo,
Repubcanlsm, by those Who abuse Daniel Web
ster for his connection with the Hartford Convcn
uon--a connc1ion winch he cmphoteally den"s
aud of which he IS acquitted by the history of thai
period. Truly las 1t been sand that ono man may
steal horse with impunIsy, while another viii b'
hung for looking over the hedge
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MARD'S OFFICE.

- Renew your small prizes in the great Dis
nal Swamp Lottery, to be drawn at Richmond on
the 10th, IN the third Free Road which draws
at Dauyillc on the 20Jh-both splendid SCHEMES.
Orders from the country for Tickets IN either
Lottery, viii meet the most prompt attention, If ad-
dressedto G. WARD,
I-yuehburg, Va.