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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18
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Nv Lee Baiey-Ille 9TH of July a day which
awakens 50 nany pleasing associations should DO
celebrated with the best feelings Let US, not then.
touch u ,trlng lhat will ,lhr,le harsh music in our
/ ears.
By Charles ". Mulin--'The Spirit of Patri-
Ism my II tHtyS control the Spirlr ri Party.
By L illine-fhc PENNSYLVANIA edition OF tho
ned Suites Bank whclp ofthc oM slit: May
II have none oi TIM faaic making temper of tho
wilv old dam.
ByC. {. Harvey-Thomas H. Benton: May he
regard the work keep in tho constitution, in a
rucr light than he has hithoro regarded the max
am. =" To Keep t,v hand. from picking and stealing,
and Thy tongue from evil speaking. lying and SLAM
dcfing.n
by Robert Johnson Nav White he our next
President Martin Nan Bnren he Minister tr
Holland !, and Richard NJ. Johnson be cmancipa-
ted
BY sohcu \. Clrmrnt--Wm. Daniel, Jr-s
Though temporary Discussions interrupt his course,
aud pane blind ms commitments, it cannot last
and ere lolf,, the mist will BIZ broken, when tho
imposing t,et 81 hts gigantic mad will ntuitvcly
cause all 10 number him among those great men
WHO constitute the bright GALAXY OF this our happy
country.
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10 Iobcrt Jennings and Heua Inn has riff,
William J"dkias and Sarah d. his tr3r, 46-
soften Bosfick and K0rgaro his ~Jc, and
isa'c Hcdiey, guardian fer Elizabeth Ro6erts:
IAE NOTICE THAT on the 9ta day Of Au-
gust, 1896, at the dwelling house OF Robert
Hiurl, in the county of Carroll and State of Teanes-
see shall take the deposition of SAID Hurt and 9th
'tS and on the 22d day of August, s36, at the Ia
'efn house of NJ +. Jackson, in the county OF iial-
nN' ana state of Virginia, shall take the depos-
"on OF Paul Street and others, which dispositions
VIII be read as evidence in a suit depending
:" me Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
or Tie county of Halifax, in which you are PLAIN
,, WIS, and l. as administrator Of ELIJAH Baker, dec d.,
"'"lam B.Jctlress, administrator of benjamin An
''0on decd and sarah Andcrton. are defendants.
JAMES McCRAW.
Jnne % Tvs
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DO hereby forwarn and forbid all persons
Whatever from trespassing ON my lands, in the
COUNTIES of Bedford and Amherst (now occupied
W W; IiNsley as a tenant,) either by clearing out
VI making roads through, or using any road which
may nave been made, without any legal authority,
sor hauling any kind of produce, or timber, or
from 'e'hgg and removing any kind of timber; as
VT law VIII be strictly enforced against all per
'0nS so hespassing. PAUL \. CLAY.
June % iv
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tbElB AfiON OF TIL. FOURTH OFJU
IN, " MARTINSA

! ns anniversary Of or Independence was cclc-
hrated Al M.unsvile, Henry county, with an old
fashioned South side Brbaeuc, furnished in the best
,t,le Of the worthy and well known Host of tho
y llaee Inn, lames NJ Smith, Esq.
\ respectable assemhaae OF the citizens Of the
county convened todo honor To the. occaSon.-A
one o'clock They were summoned to the festive
board, Wltefr Gapt liamlrtt, N distinct and n-
nres,ive MANNER read IL The assembled multitude,
the pechrtlon Of lndcpnndencc.-W While the sub
lime sentiments Of that sacred instrument fell upon
our cafs, W. were occasionally forced 10 contrast
the circumstances under which thai band of Patri-
ols. hS whom they WcIt first promulgated, then as
~emhled, with those winch surrounded oui-
selves NJ tyranl's sword hnne suspended over
our nceks.-no CHAINS fteed by the hand of Dos
palism We're eanllnn III onr ear, - free and unict-
Tered, We fell oyons cNuaon in the consc ious-
ness Of that freedom, aud IN the cxtacy of the
hour fotnni even the dangers that thrcntcn the
pefmnnenev al our behaved institutions.
After DOM ample Justice Ia the savorv viands
Of onr worthy hosl, P,Nion Gravrlv, Esq. long Il
worthy representative al the county, was called to
the chair and DIR. Bartholomew Eetn and Major
George W. Martin, ON pr, Sont esteemed delegate,
were appointed interpretations. The wine cups
circulated gonslN, and amidst perfect harmony,
and many an Interchange Of friendly feeling, the
following tonsts Npictlrunk -
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IOLENTEER TO1ETS.

BY the President, Pcyton Gravcly, ESQ
Thomas Rilchir Editor of the Richmond En-
ooirrr, n political weathercock, who turns with the
very breath Of Martin Van Buren, and Thomas H.
Brat1a.
BY the vice. presidents, DR.. Barill'w Egan.-Do-
nestle .Sefvilude--Sanciioncd by Holy Writ
guaranteed by the Constitution as regulated in
Virginia productive of elevated sentiments and
lofty patriotism in the master, and securing thu
comfort and happiness Of the slave: Let no sick
X philosophy teach us to regard it as an evil
Bv the ID vice. president, Geo. W. Martha
The " hlg Electoral Ticket of Na.-For prcs-
dent and vice-prcsideut of the United States,
ilueh Lawson White and John Tyler two of A.
merica's nobcst sons.
BY Captain Hamlet ofthc Cavalry.-John Ty-
ler of Na.-rhc practical friend OF the right of
instruction, may his republican principles elect
him to the second office in the gift of free people.
Bv Captain Hughes of Halifax, IA guest )-The
various political parties OF the United Sttes--
MAY they soon be united in one great party. with
one common obiect--the perpetuation otour Uni
on.
By YIN. Martin, Esq.-The South--The
scene, where the sentiment OF" Liberty or Death
first reverberaled through her mountains, will b
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een1iary publications,
Bs l. Bolling-Brujl amin Watkins Lrish
whose course, Of late, in relation to the1slu 81 il
>lrnotion, compare with his argument some YEN
aeo in relation To the same subject, reminds onr
ol the preacher, (who was not remarkable for pic
W when he sand TO his CONGREGATION, don't d. a,
Dc, hul as tell Nouto do"
Bv Richard Morgou--Bcni. w. lcirh.-ihc
fearless Patriot and talented Statesman.
Bp Charles ". Nrn--V cause ct Liberty
throughout the world MAY free nations respect
the rights of others, whilst they viodieatc Their
oNn.
4, Nonns W Robcuso-Poluicll liberty and
individual >ecmdtv; though ruararrjed us by
the constitution, can only bc mlly coloNed when
the equal right, OF men and States are not ialln-
gel
BY Richard Morgan-Thr day We celebrate
Consecrated 10 liberty; let party mlenN 1--WE
WAY 10 10Y and happiness.
BY W. 4. Rrad--Joln Quincy Adams the no
litieal hermaphroditc; the dc,crter OF one patty
aud the refuse OF the other.
BY T. W. Jones-Thc ladies Of Campbell: as
patriotic as lovely. Their smiles On the present
occasion afford more exquisite pleasure than the
rich banquet before MS.
Bs Benz. W Walkcr--Nay the Goddess of
Liberty visit the shores Of Texas, aud banlSh from
her land the calling yoke of tyranny, aud INSPIRE
her SONS with the noblcSt principles of liberty
and patriotism, aud her DAUGHTERS with Innocence
and virtue.
BY Lewis y. PomdcNtcr-U ncompromsine
hostility towards the htlc Macician Martin
Van Baren. He belongs to the non-comatial
tribe.
b, l.. Bollme Martin Van Borrp, the anti
aboIiloni,l May he aspire to the vacant slipper
oi Andrew.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

the ateal Jubilee Of american Independence Ma,
IN, pleasure We experience in the comm, mon L.
ton el llii, DIV upl be inilrcd hv political aspeli
to-
Bs Gi'e> L. poltwool-On the ith of July
I776, the Tree of Liberty snr,nc mn in our land
NJ, rs hranchc, shade the tomb, of our nthcr,
md their no.lerit, forever.
Rv Cbifrs \ Wulrr,-Onr Nriona Sab
hath M, tn, p,rrv discussion, Of every 9th
er DIV h hnf zrt and seasoning to its rorioI, re-
collections. But while we are crlrhrn,ln, the birth
day Of Liberty. we will nay n grateful tribute to
| TN, memory ol those who FOUGHT 80 uobly to ac-
! dnire H..
BY William Ro,,rr-,hc next President, The
lmcrican people will elevate the man ri indcpcn-
dence, talents and INTEGRITY.
BV DAVID JoneS-lnly lth, 1896: MAY this elo.
nous day he Inne rcmrmhered. and each of our
hearts heal with honor and gratitude to our gallant
and brave fathers, who fought, BLEED aud died to
ran ns ont sacred lirhis.
BV Thomas W Jonrs-lnlec White the pollt-
ital pack-horse of the hie>, viii have finished
The duty work assigned him IN November next
anh unable 10 carry Harrison or Webster 10 the
Ilhae Hopsr, viii h, turned on, to pr,zr. "Poor
Old horse, let HIM die, :" poGticah
BY b H. JutnSon-Ih" day wr celebrate :;
Mav patty spnit he LAID aside aud We hc uni
ted IN honofine the blh-Inv of American Mdr-
Ipendence
Senl#hy W II Denuis of tMrluttc-TcNas !:
~ her darlnv and bravery, she is released from
lhe tyranny Of Me>ico. MAY she bccomr an a(lrc
tomato sister ofour eoufaJcllcv
b Charles -. Shnehtrr-PnrtV Spnlt the
pnl>on thu stains the cnanctIS ol our nation like
the turbulent ocean, may it he succeeded nv
mofe astine calm.
Il, Nn. Arlington .lhc day We ccl,hr'ic :
Il, H,It Il
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cow VACATIONS.
AN\lNERS AIRY CELEBR ATION, N
CANlpBFII

, - :, :, w. ~ - ~ IN i''''''
''S'"e''t OF m INnr' VITA unusual spirit ana
I ''''' \ P''N o' gentlemen IA he nelehoofaoot
's','' i'''" themselves together Tor the purpose
''o ''''' ,','"'H 'oGNra large and snmptn us BAR
p',o'' Notwithstanding the county Is 50 nearly
'''''' =" "N "lc P'Ol'M parties OF the day, II wa
+ LIEU " ">''r" parry Nplt, and rally upon thu
'ir''"' our S'oLon' Independence. Aitet i
i''N''oN "'o''"H '' toe MANAGERS, and mhln9 the
mos extensive preparations lorthe accommodation
ol ,''' company tine Great day at length arrived
anu h''"'''>iInImH the eIoomjncsS OF the weather,
'ne company began {" assemble in great numbers
1T ''' '''N oo"r' " ~ oelocS, an excellent
hahd o. music struck mp the Cothion and Rel,
50 wen SHOWN ana 50 popular in VIRGINIA, and
many I@d''S ana Gentlemen were already enjoying
themselves IN the graceful dance. Every person
VAC "'' ever ait'm d the b2rbacnes oi Nirglnla,
,,1 ',' we '|'"' 'la' IT IS n"', NOR III
way, .h,JoI L,. ,I.,,
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TBERNAcLE FlMAnI sc1zoc1.

'IHE examination in this institutions under the
care of Miss Peyton, will take place the
~ i1A Parents, Guardians and all persons dispos-
cay Attend are respectfully invited
CHARLES l.. CoBBS,
JOHN .. LEFTWICH.
BGord, July ID
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y OF IL

eve subscrlhers are ust receiving quantity Of
-. Worth Carolina CLIPPED BEHRING'S, in
J." brreS. Those wishing to buy, would perhaps
up we TO give us call before they purchase.
ECHOT.S x CUNDIEF,
Iocer end Of Main street
Jun 90 Is
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REGtI TO ISIS.


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tNE A'rEiS

psi. Of 2cc ,2 residence Of Mrs. Mar: rt;a,, ic
s; # IN g en- year q &T age Jr.' lsT Imo", daughter
III distressing I" Group: which -: perfectly
formed a""coUs inAs- of the "lp'c thrown up M
Of few DAYS uf ,C c"rsri,.,v
interest tIat % her 3h. cb't Ut Extraordinary inicI
IN! Of the lo', cng.s=t adde's, n cnluc1 with uaconon
pos liuI, 'lc idol her parents
tie :: ,c Of al who knew cr II "a, however. i'll hr alcton
n she 'hasd pS;y Of ml IN hson and tssi:na,,2r
ys; she 1rH. III" Lamb AMI "oud c&ptrS her grliud
+ n" touching and appropriate telms Tor the slightest atIsm'.on
snow! c Oh. IT uirIn: which, shortly before
hr A th she rosed willingness die, actually d-v!,@4
F! gctL sleep, angelic stne bespoke Resignation
O he: Sou and yirhi" lac vital .arA God who
Iny Of t:uc affection will ~t III" violet, that m .nirc
Ir hes trJa long WI ,c bc remembered lovely! pU".
bid, opuInoa,ry consrla7ton ih!a. oscen,3cr
y. hurry, Eq., Of Mici.r'i. nco-a. Nh MuJi: tas
q! tie pumcu aak Ni. :c lie died in IL. h year
az, i,,:n: in ,ic AMI eyins The merits Of Ct,
Died. tho 81 nst Es .csrncc. the OF Madison
Cat angus Rchcr in the sd OF III, Capt Rucker was
oct drtWs Revolutionary Struggle: he hhs m:rtsnct
rhomh r G ':f:aoa, and jui, respected AID esteemed
made sensible OF ts imporsarc and arccy OF Econs be-
soldier OF the Cro-atach"I himself the Episcopal
o. she GoSprl4a . receive h r"warda h,
f, away. His relations deeply lament his o.' aad
hi. memory viii be gratefully clsr'h.d
Died. The 7h August, the i"ee OF Samf c. Anir
Er., in Prince Edward Capt Wn. Wossha' soSet OF The re
The oia'y o on 'ori"ihe secured and IN q.
degree the affection connlcr w VIZ. nie IN this life tho
7osat IN ali the social M domestic titir' ad o "nb'emsned
a:Sy To hi, afflicted! friends he h. M tn" ron"!": hope, that
IL. clli.Ir"n cf ol.''-E:r.arIYc .irnrsai.
D.c Manc-: .,Ibnar!c CONT, tho 1t inst after
Illness many ourI, roN., JEEy.R.o> PErl"H Of
M,'i,fp of Cra"cn ytan. T. Ia the hi year o! h
H. cminomt !.rc all tic virtues rhat ndorn The M"
cia'acera1d !oi pct G"'t;? and ehcfPkc he ha Duc"
,uPeriufs.
Died the .;h inst Of Chc-srfeM, a, tho resi-:
saee q! Nh Arnea Hr"r Nr> Ez"E'h bErcr VIZ OF Mr.,
james Bruce, The l9 o her leaving infant son oay
days old. Blessed are the dead ~ no die IN the Lod'
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.Siacrriiy TSfGi tY .ltiS.

lie .1crandria Gazette must excuse Us for doubling
any man sincerity who says thing and does another
i "r Is las much opposed 10 the election gong 10 tile
:"cs", why has he not insisted upon his party rum
ing but one candidate, aud thus narrowing down the
!'Hes! 10 two persons; Why has il not called Con
aGon OF adopted other e=pedeat Tor concentrat.
- Inc votes Of lis party:-We ''mlkc so much fuss
.ut It, because attach the greatest Importance to It,
Ne soiemnv Geprecate election 10y the House: lis
"'''gne management, &c. las evnced by two expert
Ets anu lie whiting down OF the vote OF Virginia
- Tie level Of the smallest State. We did as much TO
sTcE an election by the House in Mr. Crawford case,
g """, Tor tile reason, because We then e!l the
s:N" "huI" horror against such mCce OF election.-
whether Mr.. Van Barren stands ga better chance
:" '!e House ihnn either OF the other candidates.
"s hHo" not, nor have made any critical cal
''a't"n. We d"prcca;e that mode of election al
'ieIcr, and mare especially abhor the scheme which
= cAcualed 10 defeat an election by the people, 10
::5f /, "to the House. Sure are, that the authors
- u Constitution Eerrr could have intended to sanc'
N such design. Our word for it, that the nan vino
" 50 elected By the House, be it Van Buren, Harrison,
VIII md his Office to be led IF shorns. viii the y;
''I,Ne after the present election join us heart ana
""- IN ne attempt to amend The Constitution as 10
re 'he election 10 the peops Of the States!
4eM!:edgevil! Journal, the Evening Star, the Ale <,
Hlf'la Gazette, tue Wing Central Committee, all tell
'''o he same canug slye-and think it is MI v Is.
~ we House |: this be the case, why have his iehas
Ia.''nly denounced the attempt: We appeal to pub
.: and unincstionable facts. We pass over The UNIFORM
zone OF the press upon this very point. Hence, we
Fave bc.':e US lin the Two last Numbers Of the A.
,''sis) tie proceedings OF the Republican Conven-
~lns u Columbia, Ontario and Albany The ke-
r''!cans Of Ontario "depreca,e an election oy Con,
s>s and deem ii the duty OF every Elector to use all
.Da'Fa1e means in his power to prevent such an &C.
';ehce, and secure the election to the people them
''es Those Of Columbia ;sGrprecate the Election OF
resident by the House. which IT is the arowed object
.: Inc Opposition to produce and that consider it the
" hn Ii,p, Ill.
preserve lis institutions all their ORIGINAL yionr and
3ary 10 u'e every means IN their power to prevent
result so dangerous and disastrous to the welfare and
4:ety of the Republic Those Of Albany declare that
- particularly III their various candidates and their
sectional appeals for tic purpose Of deraudnr the peo
pc Of participation in The choice If their Chief Hay;s.
Ism and ,hs 60, ,h;.i h.s h.an w vi ieuefa'
Tsna'ly Eetuked by the democracy of the Union
These are the latest proceedings Of tie friends Of Mr.
'an Buren, in their own State, aud they speak Ian
susge not 10 be mistaken even by the Alexandria Ga
kcite
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MORE ELECTION NEWS.


1SDIAsA-The VncenHes Sun, a very temperate and
we'll conducted paper referring 10 the election Of elect.
i'll that State says: 81 have doubt Van Buren,, at
the polls, will have larger majority of votes than jack
son ever had" In this opinion We will
vouch for the frmness, intelligence and Democracy Of
1.-THE Hocsie,s. "-Loui>ruie .3drcrt;ser.
VERMONT ELEcTlos-The returns Of the Vermont
election are imperfect Fo. Governor and other state
oihcers the Burlington Sentinel says, tina. the returns thus
agreat increase of Democratic strength: and if
IN" sections 81 the State yet tcS narf from have GGue
ao HSi! ss CAttcnden c9aay: tie Gcn2cratic state tc
is excited
IN the .Foyrti Congressional District including the
county Of CiiItendcn together with Frankn Orleans
and Grand Isle counties. twelve towns give Van Ness,
the democratic candidate, 81 votes am. ieman Alien
the Whtg 1912. Aliens town, .liton, whic! used
to give him 800 votes gives but l46. In the Frs,
District ililand Hail. the present member, Wing will
probably be reelected; in Is OF the "a towns Of Wind
county he has majority Of 40 votes IN the
Fifth District the Wing eandGatc, according 10 ette:
in the Albany Argus. is beaten. Fletcher, the demo
cratic candidate has oy of 700 votes, and james,
the Wing member, is 10 stay al home.
Since writing the above, we tnd in the Boston Morn
M Post letter stating that Cen. Fletcher, the cand
date io Congress. in the fifth district is elected b. ma
Jor!ty Of from -fl0 10 $50 votes.
Lee Boston advocate has returns from :}5 in
Vermont which, eire ,Glo votes fer Jcnnson, (lHhgj
and $3.50 for Bradley [F. B .)-maGnr majority ui
l:o Ter the former, who is probably elected by about
5000 votes
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questioned, whether voter in ten throughout the
Unlon would have known that he had expressed such
preference If his enemies had raised and kept up
outcry about it, Fellow. Citizens! Shall Gen Jackson
be gagged and Martin Van Buren, prescribed because
they have pulled together in sustaining Republican prin-
ciPles and measures dear TO Old Virginia. and in o2pos
ing Federal principles and measures, al with the
Copsitcln, the rights of the Stats and lie Union OF
the States: Irt these selfsyied Wings cant about the
Presidents preference and Van Barcns - bscquinus-
ness +" the Erure*s Of Andrew Jackson. 1--WE a
debt OF everlasting grltitude but what would his ilrm
E"ss have a"aIrG Us, ii he hal been Sustained by
Hiat'in Van nuren and his friends; jackson w"ui;!
h:re been t!'":c! AMI dis.raccJ: the Hhuk Veto the
h"ySsiir Veto. aud The Land Biil Veto would all have
been nH:l;iFd: ia Bank wouI;! have been '.cIartPrc,
aEM lie iH'rTnai Improvement SYslen and l,e igii Ia.
nj System would nave been rcr;.llaet, III" unIon
have hecn GsScvrd but FOR thu unialrTinr rnn"ss "i
Aarn Van Buren, and his iileIL= appeal 10 i"c;s. tn
III" journals .! Congress- for III! pro, III. sc assertions
Let al! honest friends OF Stale Rights Gcat rar l.!
empty professions, and look the STAG Of parties, and 10
caSureS, and they will see that the Of hIariln
van Buren, is the cause " The Constitution, OF State
lights, and Popular rights and that the triumph q; tic
modern Wing party will be The triumph Of ultra Federal
Ism, with enough Notification and Abolition to convuise
the South and endanger the Union.
FRIExu TO VAS BrREN,
Because FriCGd IL tEc SUaLh HHd the IH0n
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,.il.. aroountir. SI,UeU,iUJ
Tickets only 49, halves 10, quarters D.
4 package of WhoIes is warranted to Graw at least
,f4 .e,, and will be forwarded 70. S4G0-Halves ID
-qDatie's ll3 =.
certificate CT who!es 70. $3.50, halves l25, qrs. Ga.
Orders. as heretofore, meet the most prompt and
confidential attention, and il ell the original
Ill,oayersl Tickets and Shares i be forwarded con-
seoarnty 40. Liable to any mistake or dispute. J ne
Cash for all Capital Prizes can be hsG as uss' 81
VIC ..D pieas a.. ~. ada,,.s THOMAS 3. BIGGER,
- Corner opposite tie Eagle Hotel,
Grad Capitals Of $50 co., Ooe Of $4,000 3D. Of
SSaid. as usual, a, Fortune Lounge By BIGGER
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Drawn Nos. Of Petersburg, Extra, 5.

Drawn Nos. Of Petersburg, Extra, D.
rs * 10 G6 81 81 % 81 4.
Whole ticket - 55 Gf, p:ae OF Sljo cold and paid
a. sight
Ai,o ( 50 e prize Of 500, sent to a Correspond
ent in the country. whch will be pad at sigh, by
BIGGER.
Iort Prizes
1icke. Ms 32 81 f.! prize ot 81 ,0CO III the Lees
burg No s. sent Of Bggrrs ccrrespondents which
''''' BiGGER's OFFICE.
NDtiing unusual mIk Bigger
Drawn Nrs. Of The Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Extra; y
drawn Sept. lst, lc3G
% G. II b 81 i Is al - -
Ticket Nos II 5c ", the highest capital prize OF SIX
thousand dolars, sold and paid at sight at Forum"
nurrs ly BIGGER
T-lp more ut Fortnne's Homc:
Sr,wn Nus of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery, Extrc D.
10 81 e. 81 "a IS rs 81 81 , 81
Ticsc;. Nos ii 81 80, small prize Of 500
81 81 o. 200.
Both Of which were, Gs ;.sual sold and paid by
Bigger has again the pleasure Of presenting to his
fy;ruds and patrons another large and splendid Lottery 10
h. drawn oil the 18th Of October 1885, 10 which he ic-
spccttn!y calls their attention.
Ticket. in packages Of Wholes Halves, OF 9naItef=
tickets or s!,aIes b hd il his usual great vasie-
" Of rtuna.e numbers For large and splendid prz"s,
F'-''' THOMAS B. BIGGER.
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ExrRAcr IF letter Jr0m Distinguished citizen Of Mas.
sechWscnS, 10 his Jriena IN tais City. Sept. o.
Our New England elections becoming Of great
interest The penP!c in Massachusetts moving; and
shall carry part of Stale Elections, ii no. the
Whole We CT the Senate, and We may have =
majority in the House. The contest or Governor w;:l
he close QUE aad shall gain many thousand votes:
and The rl'c,ion if does 20 against u.s. viii be carried
10y very lean na ory. The ISSUE of The Presidential
Election IN this State is uncertain. Here the Drmocra-
c. is Ginsns in the ascendant: It carries decided ua.
i'rity in every other New England State. lace NJ
fears cr:a fer Ec.mont'