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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
BRATTLEBoRo, VI.
Friday Morning, January 20, 1887.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20

In The Senate, 90 Friday, the Expunging
Resolution was farther debated.
In the House. Mr. Howard, from The Com,
mtee on Foreign Affairs, reported bill
increasing The compensation Of ministers,
consuls, and other agents OF the U. States.
Read twice and committed.
In the Senate, on Saturday Mr. Tallmadge
presented q memorial Of the Board Of Trade
in the city Of New York praying for. the
establishment OF National Bank to be To-
Gated in the city Of N. York,
The Expunging Resolution was then call
ed up, when on motion Of Mr. Kent. the
Senate adjourned-ye yeas %, nays "a.
In the House, Mr. Pickens rose to inquire
Of The Hon. Chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, whether that Committee
we're ready 10 report upon the subject Of
Texan relations 10 them referred and II
not ut what day they would report upon
tina, urgent and important subject
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20

cradle length in reply to Mr. Riyes, and on
the whole merits Of the subject.
The Senate afterwards went into Execu-
tive business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

This motion wus advocated and explained by Mr..
Smith. and opposed by alcsss. Stanard and May, and
re eced: ....-
On motion Of Mr. SrASA the House then proceeded
To consider the bill and having resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole, MIR .:ariand in the Chair
the bill read y sections, ard various ane ndments
proposed and adopted, when, on motion OF MI mahn5
the committee rose, reported progress, and had leave 10
sit again.
On motion Of Mr.. WI.soS Of L the committee OF
Agriculture aud Manufacturers instructed |" ln9n:'e
INTO TIE "1f"drnry vi Incorporating i- tna Iron Ma
nI!tciuFi;g I"Hpany III The county ct H'r;ouTt.
OH ni'tr': O." Mr. STRANGE, III. comm Tee OF PT"i'-
sit!Ons :Hl G,""inces crpd 10 BRING in til!
appointing i,issnners 20 ASCERTAIN the rs brtwcen
the cUI.G:.rs 81 FiuYanna aud Aib.nlar,p
On motion OF Mr.. CAMrEk:I, the claims Of jesse Jc-
Ter aud Tandv T. jones, whc! have been d.a!Inwe hy
the Auditor he grounds as those referred 10
HE petition of Frederick Amspangh be referred to the
committee Of Claims
Petitions were presented and rcferred-of Robin
Brown Il free OF cn!nr. for permission TO remain
within the ComGii"n%eaih-by Nh G"ggln, "i f'rhr'
rick Aunspnugh Tor the allowance OF certain militia
calrs-hv MIR. Sluan Of citizens of Hampshire, pray
iny the appointment Of Samuel hfrcbryaG Jucge 10
supply The vacancy occasiortd BY the resignation o'
Judge Richard Pa:ker--as1 in relation TO road i"n
tie ~ W turnpike to the National Road al Cumberland
a'Sn Ur provision for making road from Tie far.
kers5ug road the National R0ad-aISo OF citizens ct
Hampshire and Frederick in relation TO road from the
~ W. Turnpike to the National road al or near Gum
bcrand.
On motion Of Alr. WArkIxs,
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
JO-N-b (-h III IL Il
TOASTS TOASTS

"Reminiscences are sometimes useful albeit they be
not always very agreeable Al certain great dinner,
given 10 gsntemen-tn one, Tor TeSSn"S Ills seat
in The Senate of the United States rather lhaf ooey Inc
instructions of his State Legisatureo the other Tor re-
usng either 10 reStgn or u o1cy the loo"hs lo"s'''
among others, were drunk:
"The Van Buren, majority in the present General AS,
sembly Acquired By professions never tulhlied, and
meyer meant TO be ulled-rhe evidence Of dexterous
iupslipg not of The will OF the Peope.-ln plain Eng
sh Tie majority in the Legislature are all knaves, aud
their constituents all fouls for the Wings have all
the honesty and oil the intelligence
Then follows toast 10 ennSylvanla-ln effect toast
to Burden, Penrose, Bidd!c q Co
Then comes toas, 10 Our honored guest, John ly-
ler:' Expunged, &c .
Then L, Our honured guest, Benjamin Haeims
Lcish" &c-Mure honored than John Tyler, since they
put him in NairS. ,,.,.
Then we have :" Our honorable guess, the Wing
members of the General Assembly: They have fought
the rood hsn They have noby sustained their country
and the Constitution Chat is, Leigh and Tyler II
their efforts have not prevailed is because party oI!
and mercenair designs overrued the voice OF truth.
Then we have Il Wing pr"pheey with that shali
conclude the ext.ac, OF Wing beauties from the Regu-
lar Tousts and then give three from the Nolun-
teCrs:
The Prophecy.-The Virginia Electors, the People
The only constitutional "Expungers." They will ex,
punge the "Expungers aud erase The 'damned spot
from her glorious escutcheon. wings may be wise
men: bet they are false prophets
We will only take two gems fromIhe rich offerings
of the Volunteers this memorable dining, without at.
fixing the names of the contributors
RI Resignation and Resistance, twin bro
,beis of honor and duty When the unha!lowed effort
was made 10 break down the eonsu'uon ana aisgFace
the state it was honorable TO resign and manly to re-
s;st" Was it unmaniy to resign: How then could 1t
be AonoyuLs Was it dshonorabte to res.st: How then
| co1li il emaniy7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

- GOD lNTENT-The Public respectfully IN
90 iur:urd, that llne ci Slagrs "iIl commence
Turning the l9th inst from Richmond I" CarrrsrJr
This line viii leave llIcnImd at : o coth A. A., ant
arrive Carersvl. in time Tor passengers |" Lake. the
Southwestern Slaue for Cumberland C. H.. Eaines Ia
vern Farmivc and Prince Edward {. i.-inaking
line from Richmond Prince Edward &. H., III one Gay
Retaining, Will leave Gainesville on the arrival oi
Tie S"uti western Stage from III" above named places,
and arrive in RichmGni the sa,iM evening.
This Line wi! commence running nu Thursday, the
lg;h INST and continue to lenve Richmond every ether
duv clock \. NJ, and return 10 hichniond on the
alternate days.
For sra.s apply al the Bar Of the Bell and Columbian
tavrrus 7. FLiGG,
.igrnt fur p. & Harris and Oniess, Ps"pt''"rs
Ian Il TS--w2w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

EpLENHEIM FOR SALE The subscriber intend
ing to remove The Stale Of Missouri, offers toe
sale that beautiful and fertile estate called Bcnheim
situated in the county Of Caroline. This irac! Of land
lies Immediately the waters Of the Nataponl. aud
contains thousand hundred and fifty three acres
six hundred and fly Of which are cleared aIlavia
low grounds. A wide and productive meadow. ad.Iira
bly, suited the growth Of hay, stretches through 4
large portion Of the farm. The high land is lhckly
,imbered and well supplied with bold and never failing
streams The soil is easy Of culture and highly produc
tive nf Indian Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. The Dwell
ngLouse forty by sixty FEE, and Two stories high, is
built of brick, in durable and substantial manner,
and contains eight large rooms with two spacious pas
sages aud try and convenient cellars Situated
culnence the Mansion house commands an unb' oxen
view of the whole plantation lis barns, stables and out
houses The negiiborhood is intelligent, and PolIir
within three miles Of Concord Academy, while the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, which passes
within forty yards Of the Farm. offers a ready l"I
convenient, market for all lis products ne s,'cA oi
cattle hogs sheep and all The plantation UTENSILS, vi"
be sold to The purchaser Of The land al 81 d pcg
IF RleDbsm be mol sold before The "a Gay OF March
nav, vii then together with all the stock, plantation
m,cns &c, be offered for sale, on The premises to the
i u;rhsl' h;td.r HENRY TYLER.
i1oo1 Go-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
HrnttSsGr RcGCtrS.


We invite the readers attention TO the Gard, which
announces his intention 10 deliver Lecture on Geo
logical survey Of The State on "Wednesday evening The
members of The Legislature particularly requested to
attend We know Of subject which is before them,
Of more ilnpo.tancc-aad we know OF no one who can
do more Justice ii, than Professor Rodgers. tie will
explain the progr,SS which his Geological surrey has al
ready attained and the for additional appropEa-
lions We understand that he has in the course d! this
yca- surveyed 1T least 5000 square miles; and the re-
suits are OF very great interest We undertake 10 say,
that no work be undertaken, which. in proportion TO
the money expended bring in as useful results One
thing is ampnraul-the development OF the great re.
sources of our State in the shortest time. II does not be-
come Virginia 10 be uactire, while other States are pro
scouting with much spirit. Pennsylvania appTopri'
or 1000 dJilirs a-year-and Gov Marcy. oil New
York in his last Message says:
The important measure ot executing an accurate ana
complete geological survey Of this Stale and making
collection of lis botanical and geological producilnns
was adopted BY the las, Legislature The appointment
of The persons perform this work, and The direction
as 10 the Of doing il, were committed to The
Governor II was very desirable TO have texecuied by
persons Of unreasonable scientific qualifications, and
much difficulty and some delay attended lie selection
Of Them. The appointments were however completed
sufficiently early the 10 give an opportunity
TO the ceuloeists make general exploration OF their
respective districts, preparatory TO more minute ma ac
curate survey These geungsts we'll as the persons
TO whom the botanical, geological and mlneral"gca dc
parmcnIs have been committed, will prepare reports: 10
be laid before the Legislature at It's present session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

COrrcet'"ns-ln report of the vote given on the
election Of Brigader General 10 supply the vacancy
occasipned BY the traih Of Gen Severn r. parker the
Of MIR. PouIson omitted. Alr L. voted TOR
Col Sneed.
Ia last, Mr.. Cooper was reported as haTing PFC
scnicd p"tiiipn for The construction OF road IRON
Ptshurg, Pa, 10 The Pennsylvania line. II should
have been from .HOygantOra 10 The PennsylrdH!a line
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

Tie friends Of Domestic Manufacturing ESiapiisli-
menls are requested observe advertisement IN ts
paper Of the Frnnkiin yiaeturing Company il may
moi be generally known, that this company have hao
their Paper MI in successful operation ios over year
and have The requisite machinery, &c to 'urniSh VIII
ing and printing pa per equal the wants OF ms Sec0H
Of IL: State The processby which heap OF dirty rags
is in few hours transformed into hne white paper NJ
for the pen type, is highly interesting 10 Tue curious
in such matters The benefits 10 this community oil
having an heretofore useess article, rendered OF va
lue OF some twenty thirty thousand dollars per ennun
in the form of the necessary and useful article OF Paper
be apparent to ail-indeed, Te may hna II ascu
to name any description Of manufacture deserving oil
fostering protection that of paper made from rags
There advantages attending this business IN
this city that enable tho p'oPricors to sell al Us eoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

A dctaclmen, Of troops consisting OF $40 men, under
the command Of Lieut. Col Arrington lief, this place
hi. nuornng in three transports, for Tampa Bay.
Yesterday PARTON o.: the Tennessee troops three
hundred in number arrived here in the s.eanh"at Hle
rd'an from Tanpa Bay. their return n"'r: alter i
campai.n of great fatigue and suffering Inc rs' nave
taken passage dirrc, L, New Orleans -HoIr H'g's!fr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

" the county court Of Caroline, IL: the suit Baughan
rs Baurhan will SELL on The second Monday in Feb
ruarv, Chat being court day. at the B"wng Green,
four likely NEGROES belong ing to the estate OF Ben
jamn Baughan, dec for cash Traders are requested
TO attend.
FRANCIS w. SCOTT. Comm5.
ian II II-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

=~OR Sale at the Richr"nd Enquirer Office, John
q son Daran' pest s rhIlnaspnIa views aAo BOOK
II :? constant supply Kept hand 10 suit The Seasons,
pnd rserp disposition sho,en to ose dista" Pri"ter'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
THE, OPPOSITION

D. tina
T., s 'a'iols Corps of the peba!d Wings, it is easy
:ei ''s the friends Of Judge White are The most infu
asa against NV Buren, They will oppose him from
not let the swo:d sleep one moment in the scalbard In
,t w. teylon procaims this. in his recent reply to
vi. .. ,vT''a'"n OF the Wings Of y York:
coward says he) will fly from the standard OF
F' Of cause of one reverse? Shall we, we,
nn,s;a, give up our principlrs Shall ratfy the
rMs"' {" line successor. and aaoiat him too, our
"Ha'e ruler: No, sir, no! even if we were das-
E. nuSh 70 Yield We liberty to do So
""a' Co we contend: The right of suffrage the
~ OF elections! the preservation Of sovereign power
ophcs OF the people, TO whose safe keeping it was
oy our ioreathers 1t will be qualification to
.eS That there one State one people, who have
'a Tic standard Of Freedom during the ,car' Ten
VIII ever be found ready to "ctarge with all her
c"iaay She has planted herself in the pass, with
a!ot and II each aud all her sister States, should
tAer ensigns IT the command of power, she vii!
's miner for being left alone in much glory. And
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

Hb EMOVAl.-The subscriber respectfully informs
10 his friends and the public, that ne has removed 10
The old Iul House, Immediately a, the lowe. enc 81 ne
Basin and directly fronting Messrs. P. J. Cheva'e y
Co : arse manufacturing Mills, where he will keep con-
stsny on hand gepera and well selected ass0tmen.
Of GROCERIES, which he will at all times sell a. 10"
they be Afforded in The sss5; to- peass in ali
cases 10 share portion of the public Pa'ronIaSer
NB Strict attention paid 70 the sale oil all 1o tn me
Proouee rsneivng and forwarding goods to any part
of The State upon 'uS''D'' ED. POWELL.
o, 69-rG~
December ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

prices as be done else where Why should not then
the friends of the State Of its institutions and its welfare
shew fostering disposition towards this infant establish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

ENEAlALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Buck.
Il r>cnAN.Ey an act Of the Genera! Assembly "f
virginia passed January llh 1881. William A Smith,
Samuel jones. John Early. Jancs Garland Lewis Skid
more Thcodnrck G. Gannaway, llarrod g. Scott ~
nrr, F. Rcdd Richard &. hlor!iss, John A Scott, Wm
Wnodson Beverly a. Brown, John Thompson Leroy
NJ Lee VIM Waller, Alexander Rives, Archlbid A.
Campbell. Asa B. Brown, Jacob Agee, jt, and Henry
Branch are constituted body polite and corporate
By the name and style Of the trustees Of The Female
t;yjI,uiae Institute" This act authorizes the under
sisn.i l., ..ap,pint the first meeting OF the board
We accordingly announce 10 The trustees OF 'he re-
male Collegiate Institute, that The frs! meeting o! the
10, ID vii, cnulmencc al the Institute % "Wednesday,
l!,r Is, dav ct nr., month, 10 O'Clock, A ~, aud
continue III session rnli III" uasln"ss Is completed
And we would particularly remark that eight mti''
hes Of the board will Numerically be absent from We
l,s, meeting and tut unless the residue are src'y
y,c,al no business be transacted for the charter
:rgaires majority 0! tie members to form quorum
4. J. HUESTIS,
RO G. LOVING,
NM. A. SMITH,
LEROY NJ. LEE.
WM J. WALLER.
Richmnnt Jan IL. IS-~2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

BY -. The Right OF instruction: In The hands
Of the People the hest safeguard to the Cuns.iInuon-n
the hands of faction: A wooden horse, used only TO
cover uuhaowed designs w hcl. is The " faction,
the great maturity of the people wla support their 60
vernment, OF the few nacnnirnt grasrrs n:er power
and oitcr whose leaders must he stuffed with big din'
n"rs and puHed with woTdy ,oass, 10 save linn rom
inanoH aih oblivion: QUEl.O.
Hu, moi L.i.Iih r fnii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

IL NOTlCE.-1hc Democratic Members Of the lie
g;slture requested meet at the Senate Chamber
this evening, i, o'clock. MANY MEMBERS.
Tuesday Jlnnary II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

NHfl GEORGE W. CRUMr. in his own NH. and
IYE rs administration Of lbs deceased wi!t Ann Crump,
JOHN W Nash. ajmr Of Gencge I. Crnmp. dec d., Al.
len Wilson, and Daniel 4 Alien. OK rs Of Sally Macon,
dec d.. john Il. Pa!m"rc, DANIEL \. Wilson. Joseph w.
Michaux, Richard Y. Michaux. Peter llnnhl:n, and
Virginia his wife, and Thomas r. Swami and sally his
wiic Take notice, shall III" house Of Richard Mi.
chanx in the county Of PtiSyvarla State Of Virginia;
Friday the Sd day of February. l-7. take the depo-
si,ian of said Richard Mcluux and others, - be read
evidence in chanccry suit depending IN the cir
cui, superior Of aw and cancrry far The county Of
enrico Stale al Virginia, in which you Defendants.
and Themes j. Wnod$on. adm r. OF Rehecca hrGd dec d.
George Swarm. Charles Galloway and Sally his WIFE:
la,e Sally Siiclaux. Hugh Ealnf, Richard Rhine ana
Eliz1et his wife, late Elizabeth hlichau1, aad Macon
Nchaux. infant by Richard AicIIauz, his father and
next friend, plaintiffs. If the drpusitons Of The said
Richard MchanN and others, not taken on The 5rd
Of February l-7 they vii! De t-ken al the place,
on the mex, day, which time and place you may al.
tend. if you think proper.
We shall also take The affidavit of Newton liazIrcr"rr
and others in the b" read evidence hiae
the Master Commissioner, 10 whom was referred tie
accounts growing out u said suit al the tavern OF VIM
b fiobsan at Cumberland courthouse. Oh the nh day
of February. lc:7 HUGH RAlNE.
r., Il 1--w.}v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

IL NAA REWARD for NELSON who vent off
g eFUV the 2lst Of November, I-:E'. lie ::as
tweny seven years old last August Of nddng stature,
thick set dark CONF xion; he has lost several OF h's
a,Y and one of his ioreerh; quick Of apprehension;
can soeil aud read little; he has his forehead,
believe his left eye, UccaslpneG by burn WHEN
child and his lover lip aud wrist; he can use
carpenters tools very well. and make tolsraby
good horse shoe will give the ahnrc reward II taken
in any OF the nonsave holding States and delivered 10
me-: or one hundred dollars if confined That get him;
o. iilv if confined in any other State that get BIN;
or one hundred dollars. II brought 10 me al my place oil
residence in the county Of Goechand Licking Hole
Mceno.house have reason 10 believe that he has OBJ
tanned flee papers, and will Try 10 make his escape
JEREMIAH WOODWARD.
J,nT '''' ''.'''."~ s4-wjH"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
Richmond, Jan II.

II ANDRETHS NARRATED GARDEN SEEDS.-
jus, received from David Landreth Il Co, (a;e d.
& C. iand,elh) Philadelphia, supply OF Garden Seed,
warranted the crop Of 1916 AS the actual growers Of
the Seed which they ycnd they warrant uem with
confidence and propreiy. The following co'npose a
part:
Asparagus
Ar,ich"ke, large globe
Beet, long blood,
:; Swiss C!,,rd
" mange wurlzrl
Beans, valentine, red, and brown
Broccoli, purple cape
Cabbage, Early York
I" Landreth Large York
And the other different varieties
Cardoon
Carrot. lang orange
Cauhnwer, early and late
Celery, red and white
CrPss curltd
Cucumber
Eggplant
Lettuce, the different, varieties
Melon do. do
Onion silver skin
ParSnip, tine sugar
Peas Latdreth's extra early (scarce)
:. blue imperial
Pumpkin, CsssIas
Radlsles, long salmon
" o scarlet
- red turu
Spinach round eaved
Squash, long green
Tomatoes
Pot and Sweet Herbs, &c &c
intend 10 have Z constnn, and regular supply Oh
S.d from the above establishment Eachpackage bears
&c Iti md r,r,sptv Of the Messrs Landreths. who
~ themselves responsible for the quality Of It's
tents. ,:,. go ,.I e.,
ar,,ulous distribution.
WALTER SOMERVILLE,
Successor to James slckidoe.
Ian ) 73-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

BIOLOGICAL Observation-Disclosures ROGERS
q u will deliver Lecture The con'ilt!Dn aud prs
poets he Geological Survey oil the S!ar in tlr la
OF Dr!rr1ics on "Wednesday evening at : clock
The members OF The Legislature specially invited t"
attend.
Jan Il I--lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
L NkEE,. PrfsiKcnk.

r. II 4 FL, FrtslHtnk.
S"csho!Ge at Mnrganown will receive their oivl-
dend the office Of Discount and Opposite in Morgan-
town. those in B!!:I:uDr" at III" Bank u. Baltimore. those
in Philadelphia at the Farmers Il Mechanics Ea.i.
Jam l. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
NEWcHAyrs AND MxcuAsIcs' BsyK}

MEHcHAHr>' A>p hlXcnAsics' BANK
Wh~ring Jan. 9, 1887. :
nIVlDEND No 4.-7hc directors have this day
q y declared dividend Of ee PR cant. on the capital
stock Of llis Bank for the last mnnths-payabr 10
the stockholders their eya representatives, On or ai-
,l,e !, r.t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

Having examined NJ: Sneburne in. Algebra, will!
vi. his teaching that subject IN one OF the prepaa
n,r schools of the country it gives pleasure state,
that lind no other deficiency in Mr.. SIS qualifications,
rhan rr-al,o from, wsnt OF practice; vary
short rrIi will remedy this slight defect And have
no doubt from my knowledge Of MIR. 5 talents and
Steady anpIcaiinn tina, in few months be will become
very able ,eacI:er Z. DoNNlC A9 LIZ
Pr.ftssor Of mathematics.
NB Beard can he had on reasonable terms: III re.
spectacle private families in the village
Jan II IS-ol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
HsaEa.siEs'S
Exchange GRG lottery Office,

BIGGER has again the pleasure Of presenting to his
friends and patrons the fow.y splendid Lottery, be
drawn Ftbruacy ~ lca, 10 which he respectfully calls
their allentlrn:
u 50uGN, IL 900, 10000 100 of 1000 20
Virginia EIecsOurg LOTTERY,
Class No =. be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Satur-
day, February Il. 1887
GnASn CAgrrALs i OF $50 SEQ, $4,000. 10000, 900,
$3.50 1876 OF 800 10 Of 800, ~ of 800, CO OF 2n, &c
Tickets only $40. halres >, qrs. = 80.
Tickets in the above. ard in all Lotteries. for sae by
BIsoEH, in packages Of whoes, halves quarters s:n
gle tickets s,a!cs in his usual great variety Of ioru
nale nuu3r-S.