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.Nischicf "a Me Onuosilion &c.

Tho Ero,cL ;o,.y...y f,N"'''to" IeSs
M serrurer to his own Governmcnt-as they Ina vc hccn
iaia before tine Chamber of Deputies-They show ma
win what anxiety the Foreign Ministers are wont ,o
watch the Signs of the Times in this country and v
mnpednents the course of the Opposition press las
town IN the way of our French Relations II was hut
tne other day, that Mr.. Livingston was blamed for
ring ms government to the great stress which had hcnn
laid in the French Journals upon the ami;
o o uie N. lntellgenccr and the n. Y Courier. Now
MT Serrurlers official letter more than confirms NJ
Livingston suggestion. The French Minister himself
a''aciieu so much Importance these deyelonemens
mat he thought his duty lay them directly before L
naDlne What does he say in his letter OF the 9Th of
; pey considerable weighthe National Iageaer of Wash
the opposition since tic S1 which has gone over to
ESseoncy Itdcscves BY your ' ''''' 10 your
:; III is same despatch that we find Mr.. Serruricr
speaking Oh the Presidents Message and of the orco
majority OF ms Cabinet opposing menace and the pre
sent propositions. But, adds the Minister This he'd
strong character (eee colonte de fcr overcame every
opposition The New York Courier translates ~
oppression INTO " headstroDg character" If the trans
utOT had SAID his iron will his iron nerve bc
WDuio nave come nearer the idiom and the truth An in
MHigent American writes from Manchester FnoianJ'
Ill., se cssaee mad spread dismay among the French
nm; echgreve rocket, suddenly thrown into crowded
city That Message am sure is destined 10 Mac" ,So
present Government of our country upon still Lgber
ground IL has attracted the attention of ALI cI,soes sc
people, and has been pronounced bv nearly all ar ~;
s country, as the most high toned INDEPENDENT docm
'"'h'' winch has ever crossed the Atlantic
n He'o Iirginia Nood.-Dr. Caruhers Of Virgins, III.
dnlnor OF the Kentuckan has Just published in the
rTess OF N York production stilcd THe
- ";J PTg'nd, or Mc Reciuse Of Jqnesto,en" 1t
% s'I 10 De founded on the spirit.srrinp events con-
ne ne. with the settlement of jamestown. We have
no, no. YET seen cePy-but happy to find many Of
from Baltimore to Boston, speaking Of il
IN TIE highest strain Of euloQium Baltimore 1anr
says 1t IS one of the few novels that we read at ses
ION ~ abounds in dramatic incident and passages Of
urng excitement. The simplicity Of its laiounge and
syc' atcr The Piquancy of the fashionable modern Eu
GPean novels has soothing influence But that which
an nsinuaies 1t into tic feelings and affections of
our american bosom is the tracing Of the remote causes
VI our revolution of Independence The prominent facts
are drawn from history and bodied out so as to cS
ol IN oold relief the arrogant domination the insane
PRIDE and reckless tyranny and oppression of the Officers
oi ne crown, which forced the coonsts TO protect them
tee il hereafter. ~ '"'' mo-
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TO TIE EDITORS or TIE Enquirer.

A IN . NIarcTl, 1S.3o
as IL is contemplated by the Administration party in
inns county, to hold meeting about March Court for
lhe purpose OF nominating suitable candidates TO repre
no individuals have yet been looked to- as The
10 DC thus nominated, will respectfully call the attcn
non OF me persons who may compose the meeting In
wi, 'ohn wilson, of Halifax G. H. as suitable person
70 De one OF the candidates Mr.. Wilson's political op
mons believe, arc generally known by the voters of
@ county; therefore 1t is unnecessary detail them
now should this nomination be mad, 1 wish Mr. VIII
son may acccptit A w.. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-17

~ FOR TIE TNQ UIRER
we hear from two counties, that the Whigs are
making votes Tor the election And in one county, that
they nave made as many 80 They do SO bv
paying up the taxes Of the delinquent voters e.
&C, &C The friends of the Administration arc adj
yseu 10 DC on me acrtand TO ePose such tricks fear
lcssly to the public in the public prints We an sce
how in this way the elective franchise may be bought
voters corrupted and many things made yenal at Rome
as Jugutha said; and the Arisocracy of the land and
sun more the National Bank may pour out money
enough TO faint the very ebood ofhe people almost at
,he very heart therefore call upon Freemen TO un-
mask all such corrupt devices CURTIIJs
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From CampJeII coanfg. MoFeI NJ.

The contest in this county Tor the II of Deloo,,o
mas become very warm and is Of extremely doutf,i
ISSUE. There is large majority in LynchbuGo aoeinsi
,s. NY ono Danol- boz The majority In Tie COUNTY,
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7, 900. a.. =, =, FOX THE ENQUIRER.
III seems that the Non Instructonsts of old Caroline
are gong to run p Voolfolk their candidate in the
tons, has Withdrawn He would have been beSte n-nnd
so WIZ Mr. voolfolk. IN vain do the cunning Whrs
run At under the hope of ncutrasng about 30 son
yoiers 'eho arc 81 has Kim But they surely will not sa
cr,hce Pr'neple for personal considerations They will
ratler DO as the Roman Brutus dd-gire all for their
country MT w IS not the first Pchegru, who raised his
me act and strangled himself And it is that these
pseudo wings Will hunt up every where their available
Necklenburg; their LedSer man as in Prince Edord y
or their many-hinned candidate as in Caroline They
ny every art and PIT every in requisiion TO de-
ieat the people Parker will also beat Baylor for the
Senate, eaSdy. A CIrIZEN
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II "s,c combination Of tie Bhie Elements "A Wb;o
IN the fredericksburg Herald asks why they do not mo-
inmate - wing candidate for President and one also
LOT Nce resident lie insists upon it, that the UL;fe
d"s VIII not doand proposes Wing ticket of his own
call ON the North and the South (says hc) to meet
ana unite ON the following Ticket-to meet in sn;r;;
hands "s"'' III saic
rae jyr fss,ae1 RICHARD HENRY WILDE Of Georgia
,, F;r b.ee ires'deHf, JOHN DAVIS Of Aassocnsct,,
- rms honest Wing signs himself 's.2hfi- Hhe and nti
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!. n, M -. CO.NNUyVICATED.
W The voters of Nelson County, friendly to the ad
,'lsiauoh Oh Andrew Jackson, requested to attend
Monday I'D instant Gt being Court day1 A General
attendance IS anticipated, the object is important
MANY VOTERS
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TIE FRENcH orESTy0y


we nave news from Paris cioren days later We con.
"luae our readers upon the prospect it opens to us
ihese accounts are more cheering than ever There il
strong probability Ito say the least of i That tc mn
OF Indemnity will yet pass the Chambers Steel go
In consequence rising in paris-Thc Report and ,Ln
unanimous vote of the Senate of tho IT, s. had been
eoeEeul anu haiied with sasfaction-It plead as
Sdfro tor the French honor-But we repeat what Voc
have said few days ago-it was the of(v tone of Tho
residents Message, which nad given the first film q,
inc french poDticianslt the spirit of that power
u document winch hrst opened their eyes and satisfrd
them that the American people were in carpns, d.,
we were determined To our rights a every b,1,r
-and That we did not require TO be kicked into war
IL was this paper which, while il roused tho prJ IS L
rehchihan awakened also his prudence-whch excited
the fears OF their merchants nnd rnanufctur,rs -
winch had drawn from Lyons Havre Boydco,,x Nj
SERIES ana other great Cities (several days before te
senatorial Report was rcccived those strong
TO Their own Deputies and the Chamber at LARGO yb;c
were so well calculated TO affect its dcIiernons and H.
csions the bill docs pass for one are prepared 10
d w s success MANLY to the Presidents Message
anu 70 give most OF the credit of the execution OF the
treaty, as well its entire formation to The cner0
the present Administration. So
As Mr.. Walsh truly observes tie Dcsnatcb r
MT Livingston, upon last page is "an able and con-
elusive vndicaSn OF the President against the pleas
and complaints of the French Executive r~'
Mr. Jays note completely clears MIR Rives oC tho -,
Putauons, which the Opposition, from Mr. CLAY down
wards, have cast upon him. The pen of ono (f ,,,r -
respondents, has lately shown the falsitv of Tho cI
ana now TINS celebrated Frenchman comes forward in
The most manly spirit, to cnch the nail Tb, No,;
Gazette justly says of Mr.. Jays letter.
candid aud distinguished the French Co
OF Deputies, bears testimony il Irresistible viii
the superstition that las empaticsy med 10
aSanS MI hivcs, and ia behalf a. ~
LAY INST report The iacsta the letter of Mr. rive ~ M
seI mentioned in of the French Journal. or oGs nc
Nhh,evr was made TO it in the Chamber OF D.
any influence as NJ Jay declares certainty In
which the French M;n;, inc making in the King
syfhM Mr.
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BgGGER'S EXCHANGES.
AND LOTTERY OFFICE. RIcuvovp. V,r2,v,,
a. $4,000 Grand Capital. m
GfaHG Consolidated Io5fprv

"fasiN consolidated lottery,
ENIRd CL8SS No. 1, Gyr 1885 -
10 Ne draen ~ Tie cir If Hashiagto, 9oy1 II tso-
10 NO. Loltcry-l4 drawn ballos-3 more than usual
1900. GRAND CAPITALS
S''"VV iO'OVO 1000 1000; 5000 1000; Gl5; 10 each
of 81 900. and $50 Sc &c
i~Ssts only $40, Halves So Quarters 81 So
Orders promptly attended to- Please address
Nf...h,z go THO y. BIGGER
~ - llU-4U Richmond Va
HHARDWARE, SADDfERY c1rrIFpv ~,
y subscribers have Just received no tb 49,; fI hc
away direct from Liverpool an extensive assornnen,
~ gogus ~ heir Inc for the Spring trade CONSISTING in
part OF noes trace-chains, anyis vices and sbolc i.
an extensive assortment Of plated and steel snae i
curb bits brass, steel and plated srrfps md s,,s
srrpton. VAN TEJSy e ~ eS SFgtS ie-
Richmond March a. I02 % -
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Respectfully, your Fellow Citizen,
-. - THOMAS PRESTON
EsSraa,. %. Isas.


In Shenandoah (,hc 10th Legion of the Rcpubl;c, The
only candidates yet announced (says the Woods,ock
SehuncD are Col. James NJ II. Beale for Congrcss.
Samuel OFT and Dr. WIN. NJ Robertson, for thc S,,,
senate; and Col Bare, Philip Clones, Absalom Rink
er, wright Gatcwood, and John NJ Seclcy for ac HonSc
Of Delegates. w. ~ mousse
MIR. G, f. Mercer is candidate for re- clcc,;o, r., ~,
gress; without opposition-and Col. w Ellzcy Lewis
beard, timothy Taylor. IT,, and Dr. Thomas NJ Bond
are announced for tic III. of Delegates in Londoun
IN UdShngton county, MessrS. John Clark Abron,
Nionslc, and John Gibson canddatcs-and in, R,sV
Msssrs. Harvey Gray and VIM Jesse
The two parties organizing themselves in Lq.r.a.
county. " :" 'g"S"H
We say to our friends, "Courage!"-Tnr Pror,,
Polls! To The POLISH cue
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vote gave on that occasion
iS IN the opinion thcnhad that mat
yer, ths while The President
souss OF uurpaon Of power did believe ana do NH, believe
nuch strengthened, indeed, By
voc g o. INC charge lay ~n'ey a, the door OF the suk
y" 40
nHn rse to so much excitement and onpcasani feeling
usis, nor should have advccd now, for its
soncAion with circumstance, that
hs,ins had las belcvc) influence last
a., informed y report in free crcula,ion during
VIC gay Oh INC erection, and perhaps
IA my votes tho celebrated above alluded
w. 10y citizen o Bedford OF This report have no
"V "nS Circulated Of the
.anno, Know but this do know report was aosethc,
ana leise and that the ptopagato IL ne xn,,
~ of a. h,' essmpe-i will only add bene-
w VI su wish TO know views
opposed 'e United States auk, States ,nnksrs,
- sccondly, being monopoly dan
of .nt
A 'no interest Ola large majority oft. cizens
.iow-ciiizens, feel hi. opnor
,i mug 10 You my most CORDIAL thanks, for the very bc-
should onrc
more be- the ubec, OF choice my viii be cssJ
fOFtl ior mutual .ood. 80 " S'''s"
nea lily I'M.
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NANsEMoND corf rN%s,T'vTUNicAixo'

WIZ t"Levc, more than balance it," The election of
our congressman, Coles, is, think, certain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-17

As Mr.. Walsh truly observes. tie Dcsno,ch c.n,
MT Livingston, upon last page is Gan able and con-
elusive vindication OF the President against the nlns
and complaints Of the French Exccutve,, -
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FOREIGN.

llendinder in on M. J
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IMPROVEMENTS nY TuE rRrsInrN,r

William Marvin, to be Attorney for the Southern Dis
tric of Florida
y0hn a. iafker to be Consul for the port of Brazoria
In Texas, Mexico GiObc, June N.
we are gratihcd to have il in power TO announce
mat Edward Livingston ESQ., late Minister Plen potc n
uary to France, reached New York on the 23d inst in
the Frigatc Constitution We understand that his htcs,
communications have been received the State Depart,
meht' we have reason to believe they have given en-
10 me American People, when made public Mr. Liy-
lhgston is hourly expected in this city He will be re-
ceEre every where with the demonstrations of cordial
New Yurk-M 49, P'' "'
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TENO William Woodson and Tarl,on Wo,JsoD r.
cutors of Charles Woodson deceased German
Booker and Ann his wife, William Miller and Incv hs
wir Edward Scrusgs, Guardian and Attorney for Hen
~ w Miller, Fcnton Miller, Thonas Miller Heath ]
1 M,,,eI ana William hi'irr, William Woodson. Guar.
dan OF yohn NJ Woodson, and Mary WooJson:-Take
notice, that SHALL on Monday the I'd dav Of Angns,
next, at the Tavern called Nladuree ChiiIicothe and
state OF Ohio, between the hours of ten o'clock in the
forenoon, and four o'clock in the afternoon of that dny
take the affidavit deposition of Benjamin Harris and
others, to be read evidence in a suit now depend no
ana undetermined, IN The Circuit Superior Conrt of Law
anu Chanccry, for Cumberland county Va in which
you are defendants and am plaintiff; and should any
cause exist why the aiidays dispositions should not
Dc taken on the day and place above named shall con.
lnue from day 10 day the place until they are
EkeH.~1g ours, &c, DRURY WOOUSON
june 30 6,.1r
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an ".3K4fLgBLE C.lvDIDarE.n

AN '.3H4H.9BLE CANDIDATE"
ne notorious Courier d. Enquirer Of New York
mas come out in favor ofMr Webstebu yet is so Ger.
tam OF his ultimate adoption by the Wing party that il
is willing to electoral Ticket of Wings put in no.
mnation tor this State which shall be unpledged to the
support OF any man Let fortytwo be selected in
whose Why principles all may and will confde and
iet II be distinctly understood, that, If elected they
VIII give their united rote to some individual whose
whole political life has been pledge of his devotion Ia
The cause of the Cons tuition and Laws of the country
should the fayorile scheme of defeating an election BY
'he Electoral Colleges, be carried through the Cou.
rier X Enquirer is morally certain that Mr. Webster
when candidate before the House OF R.prcse
wi receive the vote Of States, viz: massachusetts,
fremont, Rhode isfand Deiamarc Maryiand. Ohio Ken.
tsohy i"d""u, Msos, and louisiana and no is there
Una, can Tor moment doubt the course that Tennessee
Ha1dma, and South Carolina will pursue when they dis
cover That they cannot elect Judge WHITE and must
BrEEN!" "
The N Y. Daily Advertiser also sets forth the grounds
on which II will support Mr.. Webster--and urges his
Pretensions upon the Wings of the North Who in
lsci can mistake the game Of the Opposition? The
southern Wings generally Judge Wlite-thc North.
efn Wings press MIR. Webster Thus they are attempt.
ing 10 divide the vote and transfer the election to the
,ic oil representatives Every movement shows
una 10 DC To their orlorn hope II is in vain then that
,hc " nc wings are conurng the South To unite upon
Judge White. IL is idle for them TO affirm that bc viii
Ne ,ie o"ly WING candidate The federaliss of the
North are Coming out every day, with more vgor 10,
nir webster The issue is before the People. Will
i@y divide Their votes and transfer the election to the
Tie election to the Popular Colleges
.fnother Canddats.-A meeting of The friends of Gen
HARRISON took place in the 1 It'll Ward of the City of N
10TH, on Monday last They nominated him as Il can.
ddatc for the Presdcncy-and recommended n nubl;c
meeting OF the Freemen of New York. for the purpose
o. designating time and place for State Convention
me star says, II was large and respectable meet
ing Tue design Is, to cheer up the friends Of Gen III
in Ohio, &c. Noah says the more numerous the cnnd
dates the better calculated send election to the
House. As the old saying is, Me more, the mcrrier.
The ~ York American and the Evening Star need
,ot congratulate themselves, upon Mr.. Walker of
-hsSiss.PP being unable to take his in the Senate
OF .ne She case of Lanman, of Connecticut GER
.ny ooes NOT bear them out IN their position. The
true reason why Mr.. Ianman was set aside xaa he
cause the Certificate of his appointing bore date on the
e'sh fecrnary 1875. nearly month Leore the vacancy
Mr.. Lanman lost his seat by a vote of % TO Is
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Dali. STORM

'UooDLsDRDGr, Chesterfield county }
r., "Junc 9th, 1895 {
Drop you few lines, furnishing you with but a
iaht description OF the vast destruction occasioned by
the Hail Storm this evening The hail stones AVERAGED
IN ih;s neighborhood about the size of hens egg The
crops of Wheat, Corn Tobacco, Oats and all ether We
getahon, are completely destroyed The like has meyer
been experienced in section of country before
a" There is one crop of Tobacco in particular, in this
vicinity-theeropo Mr. VIM. S. Ovcrton-all Of which
nearly in topN complctely DESTROYED ="
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-30

Inc Wing ~, ms usual, mistaken. The 'passagcs in
marks OF quotation fin article of Fiday are not as
II presumes, IRON ieer ofMr. Rives They are the
OF the Georgia Southern Spy, which we
aIs,'hcty referred The motircs which the Wing as
20 lash Mr. Rises and en pque him against his own
Wing. ~ ~ " '
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Another Splendid Lottery!

For the 21th Of July.
u Woodland 80 prizes each of 1000 IN
VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP, No. Is,
To be drawnat Alexandria, on Saturday 25th july
rs No lottery, 10 drawn ballots -
GRkwD CAPITALS:
600, 10 900 0a@, 900 37U4-30 of 600 500.
y3nd LOWEST PRIZE, SIo
Tickets $40, TEnces5 s, Quarters so
~ Orders meet the most prompt attention, if ad-
blessed to THOMAS u. BIG GER.
June 30 l6 q,
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Mr.. LLYINGSTnM

The Constitution has arrived at New York and M, !,
the chesapeake Bay, us reported at Norfolk The
preceding columns full of details concerning his re.
cepton at ~ York and Philadelphia On Friday even
ing he arrived at Baltimore and forthwith nroced =,
Washington No important indication seems to have
escaped from Nal Livingston, touching present rea.
IONS or our inne prospects WITH -.gard so rance
OF stocks and attributes it to the fact that no untayo
raoe intelligence with regard 20 the French question has
oeen promngcd since The arrival Of MIR. Liylngston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-30

Mr. Flagg, the Comptroller of the State of ~ York
has given notice that the Commissioners of the Canal
Fund are provdrd with funds for the redemption of the
Ere and Champlain Canal Stock which is Reimburse
bic IN lS31lic offers, therefore, purchase them nm
ut premium; and announces that no interest will b..
PAID on the stock after lst July, The Canals are
IN the most thriving condition. Durine two months
from 18th April to I4th June the total sum collected
on the Canals, is S450725 %
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The storm has blown over for the present in Oh; nd
Michigan The seasonable position of the President
has contributed to the peace of the country Tbc
Legislature OF OHIO have determined abide by the
rangemcnt which made with the u States Commis
soncTs-and thus postpone the question of the disputed
boundary line till the meeting of Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-30

h EH REWARD.--Ihe subscriber offers a reward
~ d " Of Tan Dollars, for a Negro fellow, named
PErEH, whs abeconded from his plantation in Cumher.
land tse 5th Of June Peter is about Eve feet and
three inches in height very dark complexion quick in
speech bold not easily frightened and disposed make
mischief and disturbance among other slavcs He il
supposed 20 be in the county Of Hottoway abaus tive
miles from The Court.bouse, who're be vas raised
y 81 PRICE
Cumberland, Va June 20 IG--3t
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Richmond .3cadeD,u

Three weeks since, the Trustees proceeded to elect
the frincpa OF their institution There were more
election was postponed till Friday last. On that dav
The choice fell on Socrates Maupn, ESQ., on the first
ballot, by vote OF ID to 20 Mr. NJ s DISTINGUISHED
Aumnus of the University of Virginia and is at
Professor OF Hampden Sydney College He comes nm
der l'e highest recomme ndationsT Assistant Pro-
cd for the Academy 'ri''
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MARRIAGES.

Maired on tho d instant, Orange Couhouse Va BY IN.
Rev William G. IT, Jones' Alexander s. Tssietro to Mis-
pe madsoo daughter Of tho late Mr.. Francis Madison,
and niece Of ex President Madison.
Married. In brunswick by the Rev s Smith
southampton, Mr. WIN. Davis 10 Mis-. Anu
Eliza - eldest daughter Of Allen D. Duuond,
haied IN Mecklcnoure, inst p!vmmer
ht" oWaricnton NJ c Miss Love- daughter of tho
late James Love, OF Brunswick. - : -
Married. in Bfunswiek inst Mr. Richard Fans
tencevillc, to Mss Martha Winn.
MARRIED. 1.-THE 2h Sa She bum Mr. John
ncnhur. 80 " ' " ~
,sd 90 the Cih inan by ihc Row. Pessan, Barnes Mr. Ds
'oNos "i inncnbnrgt Miss ADoe a Akin OF Prince
",d on the a inst, By the Rev, Edward Baptist Mr. Thos.
Charlotte,
fhaic ria,
the Rev Albert Barnes, nman Esq., Virginia
Charleston, y. e.. - -f' ' -
od ON hursday evening the o5h inst, by the Rev. Mr..
bowman, Mr. Wni H. Davis, Editors Of
retersburg Constellation, Miss Sophia osher
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HsHGGER'S EXCHANGE,
AND LOTTERY OFFICE, RIcumoxp, VIRors
Drawn Numbers of
EirginiA EeiSInaH SKaunD. No lX

Which drew at Alexandria, eth June 1895:
% 80 IL Sc G2 81 SO IL AZ
Whole ticket, No. g. 80, az, Capital of S30O-do II.
81 So do of 200, both sold and the cash will az
usual be paid at sight by BIGGER