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TREASURY OFFICE. J

TREASURY OFFICE.
OcrohtR g. Io35. :
State Of the Public Funds tile lSt 0Gtnbrr, 1888:
In The Bank OF Va. rci'r, SlIi,..LtD'
U.uur cncchs i!suai ~ the Treasury Di-
lie, All n"i pail II baas I'll Isl u:t1-
h:t, lS3i,-viz ..''':'
NJ. i,i,, Issued Oh 2tt September, 1884,
10. 1873, aj.i sep, to liaary P,ol.;, 10
D=:!uc ul-y paid i'll itnX
al,! cari;t "t:- not (ctn'n"l 10 LIS
Treasury U;i:r,-.2:
Isn, April Ilth !. Crews, IL
1891 OFT. 3<l, j. MInnfinr, 81
Is3j Marcel, iarh, Il. E;h,., jr. - ia:
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April Ell ]. VI. Mil".tor, 6ct'.; d.
ifmrtt, =. jenkins, 'iciS..A
Burn-ll, Il ct.; ". Bi;Si., 5rt-.
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Halter, % cts; = o., IN
% - Iss,s7a II
l." I Lns aF"c'' n'"N' - r si5aU75 80
DsIuc. cheeks ISSUED at the TsrH<ur! OF
flee, paid At Ba'S u" the Isl "' VS.
NJ. ao2l issued 3ist October, '1's' =,
No. 10 ~ II t% ;r.asl 18th Sept. lo;ss, -
No. ,'' i iG'i i..nc,l aIs, sept. 1881
A,o gum :" Literary Fund, p':ot IL
j.; VI April, I-GJ ~
- laa,aaa 70
Ia both BANKS l., October, ls;s5 s319,5u5 81
BaInn-s rs p, Treasury olfcs books viz
To the credit uf the tmnnnuwealth $IS,2a3 n7
Literary Fund, u, 800 ~
I" Jane. River Company, 4,tO9 w
Board Of Public Works, a., ~ "
g n. Wes!'L Turnpisr Road, 42,''; -
Cal" i" change prior to l'' April is&'' saOs sos 90
Ir,asurer 81 tie Cdaant6hSesI-.
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uaned to arms is the proper natural and safe defence
oil Il tree state :
. hes"re', That view with regret and dsappro-
"I' 'he course lately pursued in rsislang for the
Sa'nla oy the General Assembly Of this Commonwealth
" WHICH, In consequence. Of the reduction Of the annual
uuhper at 'nnsers and other nudicious provisions,
"i'r 'ecne at least the great body of them, viz
'"aiy dIsbandcd and disar.ned
n'l.. Hrsoir~d, That whilst hand Of farous hyois
M ia'illcs III Of sister States. aid Ly foreign
''frs, nTr induslriou>ly engaged in attempting to
w W o"heSlIc Instruction among us, and urasnIrs
" proposed tor the actina Of the Federal G"vrrnlenr
w"c' u adopted will leave other alternative the
i've, otars. than srcrssion from that Union which
~ ~" blessed lh. PROFILE of this conirteracy with
n e Vi unparalleled Prosperity and happiness. il is in
cu''rn. "n cur Legislature adopt the most prompt
H'' rhcrnt inrans t., rrsnrc the militia that stale Of
's'i'zatiin: discipline aud efficiency which NAV be
i'una iirctssary for the drrncc Of the Commonwealth
w. hrS"rta, That our Delegate for the county BE- in
rue" u usc his best rxrr,oas to procure the passage
u some law which will -ltctually the free
''9ro's from this Commonwealth
iirS0'rrd, That The Legislature Of Virginia ongl
l" require nj the States, where the auntitianiss reside To
pi"no't by law the printing and calculating. their ncrn
diary publications.
X Eesoierd That the Congress Of the United States
SHOULD 81 amend the laws regulating the post ulcr i
20 prevent tile distribution vi such publications lho
the public mails
fcsrsd, That the foregoing preamble and resolutions
oe published III the RciIu,nd Enquirer and Wing
ROBERT BUTLER, Chairman.
WILLIS ii. WoUnLrY SccrcIrU
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EaOs,isason's Practice, Vol. 2.

Eastern District Of Firginin TO acit:
f. + j. remembered, that the eleventh day OF Sep
n b TENDER Anno DUmin, thousand eight hun.
dred and thirty five CuSwAy EoEissos Of the said Dis
trct hath deposited in this Office the Ill Tie of Book the
title of Which, is in the following words, to wit: .lhe
Practice in the Courts of Law aud Equity IN Virginia. by
Co.wAy kuGtSsoy. Volume ii. Containing Practice in
suits in Equity Richmond Printed by Samuel Shepherd,
and sold by obcrt l. Smith. lS5"rhc right whereof,
he claims author. III conformity I" Inc Act Oh Con'
rress entitled &C. to amend the several Acts &C.
''ce''"s ''F{I E 3,Si: GIBSON, Curt Of the District
n, The following extract from Mr.. Robinsons Pre-
face to his Second Volume, VIII give son'e idea OF ITS
contents:
.Te cosL ration that under the Judicial system Of
Tirgnia Ciancery MIST oten be decided with
M. the benefit Of libraries and desire to make the w.
hume .! beyond the limits OF the State have together
indee,. Inc to give greater scope to it than its name -
ports l. is in truth treatise upon the principles Of
equity well the practice, and will prove think
convenient book oil reference TO the practising lawyers
in any portion Of the Union. In II will be found The
Virginia. Statutes and Decisions such Adudlcations III
the Chancery Of England and Lrand it seemed pro-
per mention account of their Importance, or OF Inc
recent dale at which they were made, ana mos. OF Tue
Equity Decisions in the United Suites. ne veg ic"s
Rrp.fters Carncs, JohnS0n, Co'cen; rt"@e,I nCPnhS
and pnus are ccd nearly often as those 1i IHelo
Freu,.ni reference is nude to the decisions Oh ne ou
n,cnc Court of the United &st>s 10 DHnaS CFanch,
Lctoy and Peters, those of Alr Justice S0'y IN Nd
49, t =, The Decisions o.; 1uih Laroiina in Bay, De-
' $500 ard ucLmd-and occasionally c,tions are
., T.,n ,,e PENNSYLVANIA Cases in Yates Kinney and
H,r, and from the Massachusetts Reports including in
L Iaer name not only those called, but ten volumes
of Mr. Pickering.
The Second Volume of Robinsoa's pmctice, contains
.ao narcs with table Of Contents and table Of Cases
cited comprising as pages, and complete Index TO both
volumes embracing 2)6 pages more, making altogether
COG pages. 1t is in the Binders hands, and will be
for sale at the store Of the subscriber in Richmond in
10 or II days Price Of the Volume, SC SO cts
September Is. [39-HJ ROBERT l. SMITH.
1H1HE subscribers, who reside in the county of Luz
nenburg, wish to employ for the ensuing year,a
teacher qualified to teach the Latin and Greek languages
J the usual English branches. Letters addressed to
,hs subscribers, Macfarlands Post Office, Lunenburg,
from any person dcsrous Of such employment. shall Be
n,m, 70 HARVIE HALCHETT,
JOEL BLACKWELL.
Sent O.. 4l-w4w :
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TouStS recently drunk at tic Eighecnh anniversary Of
He MLcLp CLaEikuhLs Mechanics .lsSpciatiou.

Toass recently drunk at the Eghtecah anniversary Of
The Salem ChariLnbIe Mechanics dissertations
Our National UaonMay time, which dssolres all other suc
Human ouy u the strength uad eighen the glory Of
this Of the wisdom ui our fathers
By un. C. Gushing The CnosOnc aud adissouble, and
forever.
The following remark, (says some EdtorJ which we
find in letter from the late John Randolph TO his
pew should be engraven on the heart fevey Atncri-
can citizen:
"The very mention of disunon of these States is
great public injury It goes to unhnge the tone of the
public mind 1t makes men acquainted with the posi-
biity Of the thing, and admitted into their breasts
they will contemplate it with that abhorrcacc en- chieh
i o"ght to be hcId by every true patriot"
''Without union independence and liberty would
never have been NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. union they
yer be maintained. Divided in twenty -four, in
smaller number of separate communities VIC shall see
our internal trade burdcncd with numberlrss restraints
and cxactions: communication between distant points
and sections INSTRUCTED, cut Off made SOL
ders to deluge with blood the fields they till in
peace the mass of people borne down and impover
s!ed will. support armies and navcs; and mi
ary leaders at the head of their victorious agons be-
coming our Iawg vers and judgrs.
a. JacksOus Inaugural address, MARCH,, 1893.
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tober Court, for the purpose of nominating suitable
Candidate-such Will represent the sentiments
OF the Democratic Republican Party of the District g.
4 Number of Voters of. the Distr,cy
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By Nc GOrc110F 81 Wt COMMUNICATIVE Of FTgtRta.
PROCLAMATION.
EK HEREAS, q vacancy hath occurred in the Senate
w o. this Ssatc, in the District composed Of the
counties Of Charlotte Lunenorg. No,soway and Prince
Edward. by the resignation Of Henry +. Watkins, Esq:
Now, therefore, |, Litilet,n Waller Tazcwr Cover
OF the sad Commonwealth, have thought proper to
directs the Shcrs of the several counties aforesaid,
hold election the Court days thereof in the month
of November nrx for member Of the Senate Of this
State, tn Gil the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
IsrAL1 lesser sea-! Of the Commonwealth, at Rich
mond this 9th day Of October, 1885.
LIT'TN w. TAZEWELL.
Oct 9. l45-
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Tie asS""ri gn',ion rrrr is the Registers" caption
noc 10 the f"y early almssom vi Michigan, Arsuu,as and
orta, into the GniUa mud
pie u to whom they have Tor P.iIrnl when the Of
th" admission shall! come before Congress Now, III
to.p"c, Of political events. will rApo>e prry motives
Register III Stirns TO raise this false uar its hollow rarL
ness III attempting 10 operate tho the South Where
wa the Rcsrts jealousy for the rights OF uih when il
supported lOha Sergeant, the ohnOy0u Mi.suu for
wee Pcslant the ticket oIiuus
rcSi"nt: 1t reminds Of Saiun r"buk Ing s, l-ns
OF John Sergeant and Henry Clay
anI Sonthcrn intcresSIfhta Caroiinu Standard.
The Richmond Wing is daily dcnnuucing Mr.. Van
Buren, because. reward to Rufus King for srpaating
himself FUN the Federalisls and supporting The war the
Democracy Of New York, and Mr.. Van Buren, as a
member Of it, elected him Senate! Of the United States
Mr. King. il is true afterwards voted against the intro
ducti"n of slavery into Missouri and for this, although
MIR. Van Buren, refused to sign Missouri restriction
memorial when pressed by letter from member Of the
committee framing it yet Mr. King, after election,
turned TO his old party and voted according To the
mortal which Mr.. Van Buren, refused To sign, the latter
Is held responsible for the ergiversalion Of the former
Well: If the Wh;g and his allies in the South, make
Mir Van Buren, responsible for the sins ut Il Senator
whose he disposed TO hope well Of from his
devotion to the country Outing the to what sort Of
accountability ought those to be held, who voted for
John Scr ,eAnt, Vice President after he had shown
forth the lradCr of the Missouri rcstricuniSts What
regard ought to be paid to the cautions Of that most fas
against IaGies and B"nhiteS, and who ias lived and
laborcd to" nothing else than the advancement Of MIR
Clay: Who is proclaning Harrison for President
ID man who admitted, under the accusation OF John
Randolph, that he black 1ckadr tte fast III l7!S
Who Is now Banhitc and Iurihtc and declares his
readiness t., vote crcor for Dlnri w GEster the
call ot the Whigs'-ib.
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Colton.-We have understood from verbal account:

Cottoa-We have understood from verbal accounts
and newspaper articles, that the Chiffon Crop in the
southwest had been cut very short by the suprahun
dance OF wet weather The following is from the New
York Journal OF Commercial gentlemen from Lou
lsana "a subscriber to this paper) who has travelled
over land from Blnkely, Alubama, Mobile, Iu
Charleston, 5 T., for The purpose of nscerainng the
true state ul the cotton crop. assures US that he has
never abundant; that whatever less may
have b., II SUSTAINED by wet in The Iowands il has been
much more ,a" "ldr good by the increased cultivation
Of highlands.
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u .
ton a; William Twins Tavern, the lower section of
Cumberland county. La5- October y.
atLQVER SEED, &c.-Two hundred Bushels Of
u Clover Seed,
200 bushels Herds Grass d.
l,l0 d.. Orchard Grass do
80 do Timothy
Palmer Mould boards, Nos |, =, 3, and LIZ,
Plough Plates, oil sizes,
Iron Of all kinds and all sizes,
For sale by WORKMAN, McGRUDER u CO.
Oct 8. 45-3t
& T THE COURT or CllANCERY Of The State
"a Of Delaware, for New Castle County, Of the Sep
tcnbcr Term 1888:
Robert White, Administrator Of !
Sophia A. Laurence and others, p;u c,,I s
John Goodwin g. John Bullock.
And now to wit this 18th day Of September, A. d.
1885: On motion Of James A. Bayard, Of Counsel for
the Conp!aaaus, and affidavit made the satisfaction
of the Court that John Goodwin, Of tho defendants
named III the ahoGc CAUSE is out OF the State OF Della
ware and resides in the Stale of Fitglnia:-t is order
ed BY the Chancellor, that the said John Goodwin do
appear in this Court 10 the said suit, OH Alonday the
fifteenth day of February a. d. 1876, otherwise the Bill!
Of Complaint will be taken pro con!esSo-And 1t ID
further ordered that copy o" this Order shall, within
thirty days, tr published III the Richmond Enqurer,
Newspaper published semi weekly in the State OF Viz
rinia and in the Delaware Gazette, and American
Waterman, Newspap per published i'll the City OF Will
ing!0n, and be continued III sad papers ior the space
OF three months after its first publication; and also
copy Of said Order shall within thirty days be posted
I'D in the Office Of the Register of Tic Court OF Chance
~ for New Castle County and al the Court House door
at New Castle, in said county.
.NrlD Caste CDHaty. SIS.
do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the
Record-ln testimony whereof have heieunto set
my hand aud affixed the seal Of said Court, at New
Castle the 2ilh day Of September, a. ID. 1888.
JOHN GORDON Reg'r IN ChAnecry
Or, o 4J-3m
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MARRIAGES,
DEATHS

Marie on Wednesday, the 3.t u, by the Rev. ST. Lilly,
Rev. Walter Mctle OF Missouri 10 Miss Mary j. Baskcl Of
Fuvanua county, Va.
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BIZ Tie GUrcyn0r of tie C0,s n,CnIccaih of PirgiRia.
a Al ALTON

GIStrfrdi advertisements unar0;dubly omitted arhich
acH DC aufy attended to IN Hcyt.
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GA Subscriber expresses himself !'entrely dis
gus:ed with the Abolition Question: and asks for
change Of the Fare. We hope to be able to crafty
him. by relieving columns from the pressure Of this
question upon them, distant day-especally if the
proposed Convention at Uca should be blown sky high
We must, therefore, cry his patience little longer.-He
also asks US, "why gorge the people with Mr.. Leigh?
There is not man in Virginia, who has known MIR.
lie Sentiments Of The State. lie violently opposed
the Administrations of Jefferson and Madison, the
most popular in Virginia We willing ooblige
worthy subscriber upon this theme, and call
upon the docket for the prcsent-more especially
as we shall have much say upon Mr.. Leigh hcreaf
ter. when the Legislature assemblies. They will not,
canaot sleep oeer the violated Rights Of their Consti
tGen.S.-
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'1he Onio"- mast ~ fresrred' saas hich
deus your s"'- ir'm dn! t"hny."-U. S. Telegraph.
''lnuS i Tel arI 10 Mr. Richie inquer. And
dn ih' hHrh '>P'ri to strengthen r O.siliu The l
m'!+tr"'"1 y -i:sr' ~ tho integrity OF iuu I'll. Tlc
srHpI urul=ra lou nIi IL this we wal
get III h+ii ~ ita nnen their duties
-SOstJa Illus
The Webster Atlas, and The White Telegraph, w,u!d
faln make show Of rrpugnarcr t., each Other This,
however. Is merely To Cheat the cor,lnun ,,copr.-
Every Politician knows that Judge Whites Tennessee
friends have been circulating among the
Southern ofilce.scrkcrs, that Webster and his friends
would he Tor White, ii he could rally the Saith; and
That Webster and his friends have been playing the
saInr game in tile North, But Tic public have h"w
c'nni!y White and Webster worked together against the
administration at The close Of the last Session Sill the
organs OF these secret allies must strive To maintain an
appearance of psincp and raying thu several sections
under their leading men. carry sham Latl:r They
all pull together =: Wasliin gt'n-- GioEe.
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Saa , Iohn Fo'syth, Secretary Of State, and Amos
'A The o;, osmaster General, are ni present on
VIC city Of New York.
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%JOTlCE.-A petition vii! he presented 10 the next
~ Legislature % Virginia. praying Tor precinct cleo.
ton 4; William Twins Tavern, in the lower section Of
Cumberland county. T45- October 8.
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The following appears in the last N Y Advocate as
the extract of letter from Commercial House OF the
FIRST responsibility in this City, 10 House in New York,
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gress, upon the subject Of arrest in criminal cases We
are authorized TO arrest for any crime or offence against
The United S.ates for wha, purpose' The act of Com
gTess informs that for trial before such Court OF
the United States as by that has cugzance Of the
offence :
Now, The crime with which this prisnnar is CHARGED
is not against the United Sates and the arrest or de.
tanner, aro%edy asked, t The purpose of trial
before any Court of the United States
The c'Sc "pIracy is embraced by thu provision of this
law tor, thai rs crime against all nations and am,nyst
Others, against thu United States; bur, moreover ,ne
Constitution aI;!!hsZ"s E"n"rSs to d.tinr and D,is,
piracy Con Tress has defined aud provided ,r its p.
ishnrnt Nsacc thea executing Ii " r,,,,I, in unI.
suincr OF ue institution, Mhrn taxi, Jurisdiction III
that "!irncr.
81 strict ms been the doctrine as TO t!,r uiici, oil
GERS u one ti1vr1act executing the cri:nlal laws Of
ai''rr, that although the act OF Congress authorizes
Suie igiStrates 10 arrest for crimes against the United
states, yr the General Court of Virginia. sustained the
'gaty OF their warrants only upon the ground that il
was chp'tcnt TO have authorized private persons to act
and that Magistrates designated class of persons
hy thHIr name of Office
In conclusion, will saw that the counsel who made
TINS appcaton has presented it in the strongest light,
which HE principles Of public law, the authorities,
rhablcd han To d. yet, after the best r-t"c'irn which
have been able To beslow upon the subject, in the short
Time wh c have I'd consider It, ain pt "pinlon that.
without treaty stipulation. this Government is not
der any obligation tn surrender fugitive from Justice t.
in,trr government, tor trial, and that Judicial Of
cer Of the u. States, have authority whats ,evcr, Ell
lhrr arrest, detin, with To such surrender
1t inIo%s Consequence. that the prisoner is cnti
lied his discharge; aud le is discharged accordingly.
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Among tie passengers vino arrived al Now York on
Saturday, in the packrtshp Roscoe, from Liverpool,
Sen. A. t,IuEw1S, DE L. B.RcA, Envoy Extra
ordinary aud Minister P!cnp, ntlIy from SPAN ~ ie
United Stats.
rI.aApLLruI,, Nov. 30.-Tiie Hen. JosEpn RTSrR,
Governor e!c, -" this State, arrived III Harrisburg, on
Friday evening last,
Tin. lion IlEXRy CLAY arrived in Philadelphia
Saturday evening and understand that he will pro-
coed his morning, to Princeton, New Jersey, to vis!.
We understand that De$pa;cs were received yeatcE-
,i.v hy the Francois lst, from Mr. Barron, our charge
H;arrs at Paris ana, immediately forwarded to Wash
;o-nn The francois LIST sailed from llay. on the 18th
Of OctoLcr.--.y Y Timrs. .io". 80.
We learn hv gentleman ju<l from New Orleans that
Srrphcn s Austin c, there for Tex,s few days be-
fire his departure, with thirty thousand sand OF arms
Thee companies of v"lInrerS from New Orleans ana
enc from Eclrz ed stated lr Texas, and scr"ra ad-
,.i.iona Companies were orgtazlns at those places
Iru;sriIr .ldrtriiSrr.
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7H7;IE NATIONAL MONUMENT N the mtmoryJ
W,su3GroS--'Tn he erected By the people OF the
United States, in gcau for his services IN estanish
nr the liberty and free institutions en]oyea w''' I,s'
s,nd ~ Beacon Of Lbcry t. future generations
.;s,,u, collectors wanted in of ;he southern and
western counties Application to me, in person. NJ me
Esrlr locl in Richmond, during the first week Of the
Legislature, by letter, post Pad, W. 'eGei'S i'.e
'''I ~ rco-t11 Collector for Pirginia
-0T.II-L 6rs.ra,. Stand tor Il iIor, at Walters
Ta.crn in Sp,,tsyirania. Any single gentleman
VIM, ~ Of steady habits and good orknan, would d"
well 10 avail himself Of this Stand, a, it is located IN
WEALTHY nrigborhood; an" as there - al inc p.nee Two
mercantile houses il is certainly worthy q" the Attention
- ,- ,,eu,rn.n whose situl:ion II might suit.
% a. = rrJ-1a.2wI LEON LEVY.
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SItlSI,i Az, rs.

N,,., ~ .c llh time" fas oos tho residence OF Jnn
.. Mr.. ~tsngi lUw, homes Ca"f El %
Paw, IKE iiauovcI county an Wiling daughter oi Ito i''
W.!i7rl ny:i rl:". .,-.-r
MAJ; Thursday ev"nin the ,! instant Il" tho reshdencc
T. Hanover, hy Elder Crrrl-s fL-', M:..
',n.. 6, !I.,.n:.r city, Miss Agnes NJ Frazer, OF
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@7OTlCE-A petition will be psesei Id to the next
"a LEGISLATURE ofVirgnia PRAYING for precinct elec,
,;on at William Twins Tavern, in tho lower secs'sn OF
'T n,nber!and county. [l3- October :?
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sss{ts.EKs7S EXCHANGE,
Nh LOTTERY OFFICE. RIcnMOND, NiRGlNI.

e. GOOD LUCK! 90
Take, No ;. H. ,. the Second Highest Prize Of SaaM
:. Il o. ~ do. dn do. OF 4OUn
:. :. 6 - 81 the Third d. DO. of 1000
rc,r,I,er with several ether smaller ones OF S5Do' '"w,
200 and sUo were al! sold within the las;
ss usual, paid al sight 10y D'o''N
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,vOTiIER SPLENDID LUI ERI II
u For the 18th Of December:
$4,000 $1,000 AID 23 OF $1,000.
- Mas Is drawn ballots, q more than usual
y.irr;,fia Esi..aal swamp, No. 20,
80. drawn at Alrxandsia December 18th, lS3o.
Is Numbers, - drawn,
GR3yHD C.3PIT.ILS.
s,o coc 1occ9 G0i, 900, 4,GOO, 2uo, 2,OOo ,747,
" Ticke,s So JIalccS ), Quarters 30.
-.O,Jrrs as usual, meet the most prompt attention.
ror tickets IN the above Lottery. plcase address,,
to' THO. d. BIGGER, ktehmonf, pa.
Gl-2t
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Bigger has sold and PAID a, sight the highest "Fa''
Capital of S.1,'"jO. o..,
g;,,rer here nruip, nm! stM h'"mPh","' =,
=, ,r N,,rI,nJ state Lottery, Class 10. "a:
r:.t', Sa. II 9, 81 the highest grand Capital OF
2 was sod, and 'he ca= as usual pI5I :, :tT
,,,na,c i,nl,i.r at sight, by