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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11
New York Lottery--Drawing will DO received
next Saturday Morning at o'clock.
CAPITAL, PRIZES

Tickets 81, halves 3, quarters /.
For sale. us usual, i'll every ariety, at the Lotto
ry Office OF e Jy,rcTrTr
sep q Next below the door Of the Eagle Hotel.
EMOFAL-The Subscriber has removed
III y from his former residence a few doors n
bove the Old Market, directly opposite the Mansion
House, and few doors below the Bell Tavern
where he intends earring the manufacture of
I'm ana Sheet Iron Ware in all its varitics, and
a more extensive scale than he has heretofore All
I'm and Sheet Iron work done 10 order, and on
short notice He has also hand top Wagons
and will keep constantly cast iron Stoves of differ
ent patterns. The inhabitants of Richmond os
we'll as country Merchants, are respectfully invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere as is his de-
termination to sell as low be bought in this
city. DANIEL WELLER
sep 6-10tc
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Chickahominy Land for Sale.

' "A SHE Subscriber being DESTROYS to remove, will
"A sell his farm on Chickahominy, on accommo-
dating terms. This Land lies the Swamp at
the New Bridges adjoining Pohiie, the residence
OF MIR. Edward Govan, the road from the city of
Richmond to the lower end of Hanover passing
by 1T, not more than miles from the former place
which will be reduced to 81 miles by a change of
the road now in progress. The tract contains 400
aor:s, 200 of which arc low grounds, 20 being mea.
dow land, one half of which is now set in herd
grass The Land is we'll timbered, and within u
mile of a Saw MLl-tho improvements are sufi-
Gent for small family. If sale is not privately
effected, OF which due notice will be given, tho
Land will be put up Mt auction on the premises
on Monday, the 18th Sept. next if fair, if not
the next fair day. Those disposed will, in the in
term, view the premscs-application being mad
to Miles Macon, near, the subscriber on tho spot
aug 81 SELDEN C. MACON.
u" The above sale is postponed till Monday
the LIST October, if fair if not, the mex. fair day.
sep l0-tds
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VALUABLE ESTATE

IA obedience to the above decree, the undersgn-
III ed will, on the 18th day of October next, pro-
coed TO sell, at Public Auction, on the premises,
for cash, the whole, such part of the Tract of
Land of Philip w. Claiborne, Esq. may he suffi-
cient for the purposes of said decree. The said
tract of land lies in New Kent county, the
right bank of the Pamunky river, where the navi-
cation is bold enough TO ship produce any part
'of the world The improvements are a brick
dwelling house, sixty feet by twenty -four, with
seven rooms, in good order, having been recently
thoroughly repaired with barns, stables and all
other houses necessary for the genteel accommo-
dation of large family and for agricultural pur
poses. This land is reputed to be of the most
productive in the lower country, and peculiarly
adapted TO the culture of corn and other staple
articles of produce. 1t abounds with springs of
the purest water, and is in neighborhood reputcd
for hospitality and good society. The title is
believed to be indisputable If the weather the
18Th of October should be too unfavourable for the
sale to take place that day, the sale will be post
poncd till tho Monday thereafter, the 18th of Oc-
tober.
H iH!hn +; 1cL &. cGaiiBoRNE, com''s.
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EiDTCATToN.

FETHE subscribers will resume the duties ofthcir
u School on Monday the 18th instant.
They have reduced their prices, with view to
give general satisfaction.
For the first class, for the scholastic quarter of
seventy six days Sc 90
For the second do. do. do 90
In each case, i'll the winter months, 80 cents a
quarter
lhey respectfully solicit patronage, and take this
occasion to tender their thanks to their former pa
irons, and TO ask continuance of favours.
GEO w. BANKS, and
sep I--co6t SARAH ANN BANKS
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y q AhINE rcn.eI III to tie c,-i 1T t,'i.non,
q ~ Will in future attend regularly all the superb
or courts held there, the district court OF the Uni
tea states held ut Norfolk and the circuit superior
court OF law and chanccry of the county of Norfolk
the circuit superior court of law and chancery held
AT Williamsburg, and, heretofore, viii confirms
To attend the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry held at fredericksburg.
" 25-c&d6w PHILIP HARRISON
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JOHN ]. WEKTH

(sIGN OF GOLDEN KEYN
ID As just received, per ship Equator from IL;
"A verpool, and is now opening, part of his
tai supply of HARDWARE, CUTLERY and
SADDLERf, which, together with other arrivals
daily expected from England and the Northern ci
plctc
country Merchants will find his assortment to
embrace every article suited TO their tradc, at the
very lowest prices, and on accommodating terms
5-l9t - 1870
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ADVERTISEMENT.
.N'E5gS ~ ES ESAFP EgEGp

A Family of NEGROES, consisting of 2 mon,
IA boys females; of which latter 3 ar, ex-
ccllent Cooks, Scamstresscs, Washers ard IRON
ers, are for hire, in consequence Of thc own
or of them breaking up farming. They are
healthy and neat negroes; and of the boys par
ricua:y suited to take care of horses. The owner
wishes 10 have them hired in the country For
particulars enquire at this Office.
a
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E.EEE ERRdE&
sep CT


VENHE Fall Races over tic Liberty Race Course,
M Bedford county, Va. will commence Oh We'd.
hesday, l2Ih September, 1882, and continue four
days.
The first day-2 mile heats purse 5000, entrance
Sl5.
Second day-3 mile heats, purse three hundred
and nineteen dollars, entrance $50.
Third day-te Proprictors Purse will be run for ,
ono mile and repeat, entrance $40.
lie entrance OF Zach day to be added to tile re-
spectivo purses.
The fourth day--two sgccpsiakc races mile
heats In ono of these races entries, 5000 each
to wit:-Johh ?. Whites and |. II. divers Mon
sicur Tonson colt, WIN. Garh's do Paschal Blu
iords Shakespeare, William Tcrry's do, and clio
sod
Same days colts entered, at $50 each, and clio.
sed,
The Proprirtors will pay the Cash, as above, tn
the winners of oach day. without dis ount--oxccpt
the Propr tors Purse, two-thrds Of which will be
paid TO the winner
The proprotors will furnish good stables and lit
ter, gratis for horses g. ovcry thing necessary
excrtion used TO have The track in first rate order
The three first days racing are free for any horse
marc or gclding, carrying tho proper weight
n. y Oliver. SProprjootrs.
" the Richmond Enquirer ond Wing will p,,b.
Ish the above fortnight till 18th Ssptern
Der, and forward their account TO the Office Of the
bynchburg VrginIan. su 6-laft12Sep
EDEN KNIVES-A very extensive assoT,,uon,
II Of pen and pocket Knives, OF Rodgers q
.suzo THOMAS A. FI'sT.
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Baltimore, August 30, 1892 awtlN
n M,KF GlNEK.

TENIIB Subscribers have removed from their for
a mer residence on Il or Main street to u street,
Shockoe Hill, third door below the Theatre, and
have row on hand largo and general assortment
Of Fancy, Staple and Domestic DRY GOODS, al
Of which they Aattcr themselves they are able to
sell low any other house in town, and respect
folly request call from their friends and tho pub
lie generally. J. MOCK d SON,
au 24-2dW4w
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EDUCATION.
.iREs'. GsaaeG aEkYS. EXectisag,

80 1NISeN VII % NAyNNFFVS
M ILL reopen their Schools the LIST of Octo-
W Der next. Mrs. X. assisted by Mr.. X. in
structs Young Ladies, in all the branches of sub
stantal and useful education.
The male department in which youth psepa-
red for the counting room, for trades, or for cal
irge, will hereafter occupy an eligible room OH the
same square with Mr. KS residence.
In this department, tho assistance OF Mr.. VIM.
d. Valentine, young gentleman well Qualified by
education, and by experience in teaching has been
obtainod, which will allow Mr.. X to afford all re-
quslte aid in Mrs. KS school,
TERMs.-From $50 to 40 per annum OF ten
months, according to the age and progress of pu.
pills. so lO-It
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81 AN authorised 10 rent, for the year 1888, the
A Plantation and Ferry, in which | have an in
tcrcst, in james City county, on james River, be-
t!"ecn the place called ST. Georges and James
Town. No person need apply for it, who is not
prepared to give two hundred do lars per annum.
Letters addressed TO me- at Richmond ipost paid )
viii be promptly attended to. J. A. SMITH.
| sep 6--c9t
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For Rent OF | ease

n YRD'S WAREHOUSE, lying on Illi
AS Street, between L and or Main Street, in
high, dry and very central part of the town
Persons wishing TO rent or lease, will please apply
to Richard Anderson, who is fully authorized to
dispose of it, or to GEO. w. TRUEHEART.
al,r 22-2aw ia
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% ~ f5.s' s7. az 80 ES h1eb.s' ~ "a.
4 kIfER for sale well selected assortment of
~ G. &. CDS1ES, to which they par,icu
larly invite the attention of Country Merchants.
Among them are
5O thds. st. Croix, Orleans, and Porto Rico
Sugar, different kinds, from superior quality
20 ordinary fair,
10 barrels crushed fallen Loaf Sugar
40 do. single and double refined Loaf do
20 boxes do do do do
40 bags green Coffee OF extra fine quality,
W do. fine old Java ana Sumatra Coffee
l bale Mocha do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted, from No. TO
IL, Petersburg Factory,
300 kegs Cut Nails assorted
3OO sides Soal Leather, good and damaged
I2O bills No. North Carolina icrrings
100 boxes 6XlO and l0xl2 Window Glass,
40 40. NcoIs and humphreys and Cogate's
Taow Candies,
40 do. Sperm. Candies,
100 90. Tin Plate
20 tons well assorted Bar Iron,
do. hoop, sheet, band and plating Iron
do English American, German Cast Sheer
and Spring Steel,
hhds. Nader of superior quality,
100 Nova Scotia GrindstonGs, all sizes from Is
to so ms,
Yves; India, Orleans, and Sugar House Molasses,
Gunpowder, imperial, young Tyson and black Tea,
Liverpool blown and ground Alum Salt
Shoe and closing Thread in balls,
Letter frol"cap and wrapping Paper,
Powder, Shot, and bar Lead,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines.
IL Manufacturers of Tin, and those wanting
tin plates to cover houses, will be furnished on
good terms. an 9-cs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11

"a OTICE.-If Mr.. JOHN BARBER who is up.
"a dcrstocd to have teen formerly residing in
Broad street, Charleston South Carolina &, after
wards in Philadelphia & who visited England abou,
six eight years since, will commitments wish his
Brothcr-in.jiw, Mr. Joseph, of No. SO Newman,
street, Oxford street, London, or with Mossrs
Dering & Brooke, Solicitors, MargJtc Kent. he
will hear Of something 10 bis advantage.
Tho above named John Barber Is tic son Of Mr.
John Barber, formerly Of Charleston, but who die,
at Gibraltar, g. was fret cousin Of Nh isaac Barber
late Of MJrgIte, an 23-2dw4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11
E1aiUcrsigw OF .vE0i't5g01sty.

FWNUB Lectures in the Medical Department of
u this Institution will commence the last
I'll the first of March.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by NATHANIEL
POTTER NJ. ID.
Materia Medica. by SAMUEL BAKER, M. D.
Obstetrics and diseases of Females aud Children,
by RrcuAEp w. Hall, NJ. d.
Institutes Of Medicine, by maxwell McDo-
WELL, VI. ID.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, by NATn6N
Il. SMiTH, M ID.
Medical and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, by ~
Illus T. DUCArEL, VI. ID.
General, Special, Surgiea and Pathological
Anatomy, by T.. GEDDrNcs, VI. ID.
Clinical instruction will be given at the Infirm-
airy attached to the University.
f. GEDDtNGS, NJ. y.
Dean Of the Faculty.
RaItinore Ausust 30 iS32-1awt1N
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EfsisM for &6rkp.

n WILL sell. at reasonable price, my Tract Of
n Land, consisting of $40 acres, lying irnmcdit
atcly on the road three miles above Aylotrs Ware.
House, and situated between Burlington and the
Meadow. Ii is remarkably level and compact, and
has on it little waste land as any other Tract of
tho same szc-thc soil is adapted to corn, wheat
and cotton-thrcc hundred barrels corn and as ma
ny bushels wheat, may be made annually. This
Land is well stocked with the best Of timber: it
has ON it a suliciancy of heart pine and oak TO
build a comfortable dwelling house
will also sell the place at which ! reside near
Bcuah Meeting House. consisting Of lis acres .-
Besides the advantages Of situation and susccpti.
bity ofimproyemcnt posse sod by the Land, there
is upon il a most comfortable and convenient Dwell
:ng good Kitchen, Meat House, Stable and Car.
riagc Houso, all in good repair Il very rich Mari
bank the centre, Orchard tic finest fruit,
and water inferior to none. Terms may be known
by application 20 the subscriber.
ROBERT T. CWATHMEY.
King VIM. County, Aug 20-v3w
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Ess"0fgoN Eg01.Ses s0,. Sesle.

ETSAs Three four young FLOODED
" .@sS--NF> HORSES. now years old, ono of
&.&tA Z III which may be seen at Fairfield. by
ID FEb application TO Mr.. Bclche.-if not
@sssssssssas2 sold privately before Tuesday, llth
inst, will then be sold the highest bidder before
me Auction Store of Messrs Selden Il Clcand
Tor approved negotiable paper, at 4 months without
reserve. JNO. MlNGE, JR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11

BRISCOE G.. BALDWIN.
Staunton, Va. August l7lh, 1892
IL The Editors of the Enquirer and Wing,
Richmond, and Of the National Intclligencef,
Telegraph, and Globe, Washington, will please
publish the above once a week till The LIST of No.
vembcr, and forward their bills to this Office for
payment Staanton Spectator.
an gU-wl IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11
Sugars, Whiskey, DC.
Il GhdA Bills. old Rye Whiskey,

b GhGA Bills. old Rye Whiskey,
"a WV 10 hhds. do.
40 do. st CroiX Sugars,
80 bbs. Boston Rum
100 bags Coffee
Receiving, for sale by
Sc 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
Drugs, Medici"es, Paints, Dye SUITS,
,GIass'care, Oils, Peyumcry, WodoD
Glass, Putty, &c. @c.
RHEiI subscriber has received a part Of hi,
n Fall Supplies, and will, in few days, open
rthc remainder, all of which have been selected or
'suchtermS enables him TO hold forth considera
acknowledgements to wholesale dealers.
McrGSa;.ts and Physicians who visit Richmond
this fall for the purchase Of such articles are re-
specially invited to call and examine for them
selves. MUSCO J.. DAY,
Sign of the Black Boy 81 Mortar,
sep 10 Market Square
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q MD NhiSkEY.--l0 barrels i1aek's. and 10
~ barrels Bumgardner's Old Rye WHISkEY.
Also TWO second hand Tobacco Screws, but little
used, Jnst received and for sale by
sep CREME G. rtoSpy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
Es!Fy ,2FsIsSFp.

VIE Subscriber respectfully in forms his friends
n a"d the public generally, that he is now re-
cm'Vng from the North, large and general supply
oil SoOTS and SIL0G $, purchased by him
sen Oh thc manufacturers and has made arrange
the packets.
niS assortment comprises all the usual variies
a. Ladies, Gent'emem's, Miss's. Boys and Child.
rehs bn"ts and Shoes, and mems coarse Shoes
'i0St o' TINS STOCK has been made to his particular
order, and will be found To be of very suporior
quality, hne materials and good workmanship
ana comprises some new and fashionable articles
warranted of good quality-Aso, AN assortment OF
TR UMzs
Country dealers, and persons wishing TO pur.
chase are respectfully invited call and examine
his stock. His prices Will be rery lar, and terms
accommodating JOSEPH GILL,
Main street, nearly opposite Hubbard & Gardner
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11
Education in Richmond.

Education In Richmond.
FEHIIE Subscriber having disposed of his interest
IA 81 the RHDford Academy. intends opening
School in Richmond the first Of January next.
The course of instruction will comprise every
branch of soli6 Education usually taught in Gram
matcal Scb"os of the first grade. The Classical
Department viii bo under The immediate care of tile
subscriber, who offers as bis principal recommend
ations to public patronage, tile experience of up-
wards of twenty years devoted TO tho instruction
Of youth, and the appreciation Of his system Of
teaching expressed by Professor Long, in whose
class many Of the subscribers pupils were honor
ably distinguished during the period at which that
gentleman fllcd The chair of Ancient Language in
the University Of Virginia. The English and Ma
thcmatictl Department will be conducted by Mr.
Thos. Mcmahon, who has discharged the duties Of
n Mathematical Teacher in tho Runford Academy
jor the last IL months with credit 10 HIMSELF and
advantage TO his pupils. Mr.. Mcmahon is recon-
"cndcd by Mr.. james Ryan, of New York, an
eminent Mathematician. teacher Of the French
Language will be engaged when The number of pu.
pills will authorize such addition to the institutions
Further particulars shall he made known in lu-
turo Advertisement; in the meantime, the subscr.
Der takes the liberty of referring to John a. Che
vallle ThOs Ritcbic, John l. Cook, BENJAMIN w
Leigh, Esqrs., and the Hon. VIM. Brockenbrough.
sep IO-lt WIN. uAWKESWORTH
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EFCesN2DGees ;SYtSssesy GOekeSe.

kFEssNDHess SytSssey G0sEeSc.
'EEilE Annual Examination at this Institution
x will be held publicly in the College Chapel,
commencing on Friday the 2lst September, and
closing on Tuesday the 25lh. The commence.
ment will take place on "Wednesday the 26th. The
Anniversary of the Literary Sucietics will be ccc
DRAFTED on Tuesday the 9th. The Board of Trus.
tees will meet on the Goth 9th and 2Stli.
The next session will commence on the LIST of
November. The expenses for fees TO the Profess
sors, Board, Room-Reut and Servants attcndancc
tor the winter session of six months amount to 1855
40: for the summer session of four months 1857 25
PETER McVICCAR Sec'y Of The Faculty.
sept. s.
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FIR. sh Fall and " inter
s. g q D s..
+. Sc J. S. JAMES g. Co.,

Market SQUARE, RICHMOND, Va,
importers 81 British Goods, and Deaicrs in Euro
penn, lndId end 1mericnn GO0ds genrrakIv
Il b AVE received, by the EouAron, from, liz
IL "a re'P'oi' and various vessels from the north,
a large portion of their supply of
EESss TasFI ES'issFef' Goods.
and are daily expecting considerable additional
supplies, which they expect to arrive so as to be
in store by the 10th inst, when more particular
notice will appcar--in the mean time, they will be
glad TO see sucA Country Merchants and others ns
may he now ready to buy, all of whom IRE assured
that great cXertloHs VAL hc made TO give satsfac.
'oh' 3
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~ TX GOODS Ar AUCTION.
Vn THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock
WI" oe *"i'., nt our Auction Room, general assort
among which ire
Sattinets, Flannels, Blankets.
Supcrfnc and middIing Cloths and Cassimeres,
Mcrino Cloths Calcoes
GnnIhams, SenshawS, Sarsncts
NorSicd Hose, Cambct PlaiGs
Velvet, Cord, q :. SC
ALSO,
., Brow: and bleachcd Shrlings and Sheetinps
ie''is 1T sale. y. ID. * Co. Aucts
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JOHN VAN LEW

JOHN VAN LEW
Fl receiving, by the Equator from Liverpool,
"a large and general assortment of HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, &c.
sep 4-cc6t if
Have either paid, made provision 10 pay,
n all the debts of the late DR.. David II. Pattesom
OF Nelson county, known TO mc.-Pcrsons ha-
wing claims against bm, are notified TO present
them, as | am dcsirous Of closing my executor
ship of his estate. REUBEN b. PATTESON,
Executor of David n. Pattcson, decd
Bnckingham AUG 25lh. lSJg.-law4w
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EH OLASSES.-25 hhds. bright retailing Mo
AVE- LASSES, just received, for sale by
sept ~ CHAS. PALMER.
'ENANNERS' Oils barrels Tanners Oil, in
II eo"d order, received, and for sale by
sep ~ CREME & MOSBY.
e NllOLERA GAZETTE, Nos 8 and 9, re-
v ceived. Subscribers will call.
sep III j. III. NASH
a REENHOW on Cholera, received-for sale
NJ ny j. III. NASH.
sepl0
VA lNE-40 casks imitation sweet Malaga,
w landing, for sale by
sep lO OTIS, DUNLOP & &c.
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NE iSSING-Ono sett Scale Beams, &C. shipped
I'VE, from Philadelphia to this place, in April
last, and marked ~. Athesson &L;Co., Meadsve."
ANY information in relation to the same, will be
thankfully received by
sep lot LANCASTER, DENNY & Co.
49, NEW YORK LINE.
lEA>& Packet Schr. EFFORT, FoRDHAM
LEN <AAA, master, having part OF her cargo en-
-, gagged, will meet with despatch. Fer
freight or passage, having superior accomnoda
tions, apply to the master on board at Rockets.
sep 1O-4t DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
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FA.g.S'T.RTFG.S' s. EEER8E Y

a. The Wing and Enquirer will please insert
the above twice week, till LIST Oct. clio
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a BJsI'E'E&DiNS.

- ~ s~1.N-erFt
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virginia State Lottery--Drawing will take place
at tho Eagle Hotel, Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
ST No. Lottery-8 Drawn Ballots.
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HkECkAE'S OFFICE.
$4,000, 100000 Tickets so.

"rand Consolidated Loitcry-Drawing will be
received lhursday morning, at o'clock.
CAPITAL PRIZES,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-23

tiRGiNlA:--B Berkeley county, TO wit:
Ut q Court held for Berkeley county, at The
Court House, on .nonday The llh day q
June, 1882
Conrad Hogniire and John w. Boyd mer-
chants and partners in trade, trading un-
der the name and firm of Hogmire and
Boyd, plaintiffs,
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HAGER AND IsMAEL.
From The Easter Gin, By L. y L

From The Easter Gia, By l.. II L.
"And Abraham rose up early ~ the morn
sng and took bread and bottle OF water,
and gave it rsto hagar Quitting It on her
.houlder,) and the child, and sent her away:
and she departed, aad wandered ~ the wil
deeDess
.eArd the water was spent in the bottle, and
abe cast the child under ore OF the shrubs.
"And she went, and sat her down over
gainst him. a good way OF, as Il were 90"
sat; (cr she said, let me not see the death Oh
the child And she sat over against him. ana
lifted up her voice and wept.
And God heard the voice Of the lah: ana
the angel of God called to HAgar ont OF hea
v,o. and said unto her, what aileth thee
Hagat? fear not. for God hath heard Tue
voice og the lad where he Is.
.Arise, lift up the lad, and hold hin 10
sh;ne hand: for will make him great nation
.sAnd God opened her eyes, and she saw
well of water: aud she went and biled the
, bottle with water, and gave the lad drink"
Genesis XXI. Ia 10.
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