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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-22

America. Between the departure of DIES
taing from the hook on the 22d of Jn!y,
and the 30ih of that month, the Renown of
fifty guns from the West Indies, the Raj
sonable, and Centurian, of sixty-four, and
fifty, from Halifax, and the Cornwall (be-
longing to Byron's squndron) all arrived al
Sandy hook.
This addition to the British fleet, though
it left lord Howe considerably inferior TO the
count D'Estaing in point of force, was suf-
ficient TO determine him to attempt the re-
iefof Newport. After being detained some
time by contrary winds, he sailed from New
York on the sixth, and on the ninth appear
ed in sight of the French fleet, before the
intelligence of his departure, which, so soon
as it could be obtained was transmitted by
general Washington, had been received by
the Admiral.
The wind at the time of his arrival set
directly into the harbor, so that it was i'm.
possible to get out of it; but the next morn
ing, it shifted suddenly TO the northeast,
and the count determined to stand out TO
sea, and give the enemy battle. Previous
to his leaving port, he informed general
Sullivan that, on his return, he would land
his men rs tina; officer should advise.
The French feet sailing ont Of port with
n wind which blew directly on TO the Brit
ish, had of course the weather gage; which
being deemed by lord Howe too great an
advantage to be added 10 their superior
weight of metal, was an object for which he
determined TO contend with all the skill and
judgment he possessed. lie therefore
weighed anchor, and stood out to sea. He
was followed by D'Estaing, and both fleets
were soon out Of sight"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-22
[BY AUTHORITY.l

LAWS or THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TwENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-22
STATE OF GEORGIA.

For constructing n noating-light to be
Stationed in Tybee channel, $4,000, in
lieu Of an appropriation Of tha, spm here
tofore made for similar light on Martins
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-22

at the following places, to wit; On Jack
nlfe ledge; on Whites ledge OF Lees
island all near the mouth Of Kennel beck
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-22

the Treasury, $4,000.
For rebuilding the two lighthouses on
Plump island, near Newburyport, 81 600.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
For buoys or dolphins in Providence
river, 5000. For placing two spindles at
S1OO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05
Abingdon, Sept ], 1893

A composition somewhat similar 10 that described in
the following paragraph from late English piper, has
been made in New York by persons concerned IN
the Anthracite Coul business:
IMPORTANT EXPERIMENT IN WooLwIcH DoCK-YARD.
In the of the successive days "i last week,
series Of trials have taken place at the above principal
steam establishment for her Majesty Steamers under
the observation-disclosures Of Messrs Kingston d. Dcnnen -
The grand desderaum for going steam vessels, IS
considered the concentrate of inammabe matter in
small compass possible both account OF The slo
rage of munitions Of well rs provisions combined
with as much economy can be attained.
The invention under trial is termed prepared luc and
is a composition Of screened (o,herwse almost useless
" saD coal river mud and tar, cast alo blocks of the
same size and shape a common brick. An engine was
worked with this prepared fuel on Tuesday; the
sumption for six hours .. fory-hve minutes $50
pounds o., the Wednesda the same engine was EN-.
poyed for the period of time, and required lG5
pounds Of north country Goals TO keep 1t going show
ing saving Of 4I5 pounds favor of the prepared fuel
On the Thursday Welsh coal was used, and | ,O46
pounds were consumed; and on Friday Ponlop Goals
were supplied 10 the engine and 09S pounds
quired TO work the for the six hours and fnry five
minutes; while the Saturday ESQ pounds Of the pre-
pared fuel easily performed the work; thus show.
ing reduction OF expenditure OF dis pounds IN favor
Of the invention in addition 10 which, II is highly
cessary to point out that, the average of The conse
cu,ive days required about 30 pounds less Of the pro
pared fuel TO get the up, which was not only bet
ter maintained by very little feeding, but readily
obtained by the infammable nature of the material,
which will doubt be generally adopted throughput the
service as, in addition to lis excellence OF quality for
the purpose designed, it has the advantage OF being
slowed away in compact state, and not liable 10 act es
shifting ballast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05
STATE AND COUNTY ROADS.

AtiAP $50 An act requiring certain annual Reports
y from the directors Of the Cumberland zap hoao
and other like public Roads (passed April :, le:sS)
BE il enacted by The General assembly, That 1t shall
be The duty of the commissioners directors supernend
ens or other agents. who have been or may be appoint
ed in pursuance Of law, to suprrnend the construction
of the Cumberland Gap Road and other roads OF like
character undertaken partly on State account aud part
" by county courts individual subscriptions, 10 trans
nit report To the Board Of Public Works. annually by
the first Monday in December containing The following
information and such other information the said Board
may call for viz the measures taken Tor the commence
men and Of the work. and The contracts en-
tered into in relation thereto; the amount n money con
buted by the of the respective counties, and
how applied the amount of private con'rlhu ions in each
county labor money, aud the late per diem allowed
for such ubnr whether The road made Intended 10
be made upon the location designated by State EnG-
nerr and in conformity with specifications furnished by
him. if not, showing its dimensions and mode oil con
sruc,ion the length Of road finished, and the cost of he
snme per mile; the amount paid for salary and compen
salion of directors clerk treasurer and other officers
statement Of the receipts and expenditures, and the ba
lance of money on hand.
9 This acl shall be in force from its passage.
The foregoing act is published for the government Of
those concerned J. BROWN, Jr,
Sept 25 T40-It1 2d .iuditOr
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POETRY.
u,,,a ~ slNAIN. ussvNe."
THE RT,ISD BOY,

THE BLIND BOY.
-, cuo,,- beautiful res "Glnd BOY sonct'lns p,
;,r n, his Flute from the pen oil Junse "
p5 Prit;.7@rhey ire the knickcrbockcr Magazine.
.rr y.,,I They heed The Flutes heth on'
Thrills thine own breast uIone. AS streams "'"' e
f.ar m. de sort rock, whose sterile itown
Nei,s no, beneath the soft and chrystal tue,
G. nn.ses Inv sweet strain DER heart OF stonei -
1h;n, out stretched hand, thy hpi unutterea moah'
Thine orbs up,urnins to the darkend SKY,
TDatken'd alas! poor boy, to thee aone,)
AEe upi,eld herc. They pass thee n.y. ,,,
Away!-hose tears, UNMARKED, fall from thy sish'ic"
Az 90, thee gone, benichted one!-away!
rb, is no place for thee. The buzzins mart
OF selfish trade, the glad and sa'ish day, 49,,
Are not for strains like thine. There Is no hea''
To echo to th. soii appeal Depart!
Go! seek the noseless glcn where shadow
Spreading kindred gloom, and there, oPa.' ,,,,.
F,om the cold world breathe out thy Pensso sua n;,,
Iet,sr to trees and cocks, than hear'ies' "'" r
p,y thcc-,hy life live-long nights ., L,.,.
No friend 10 gree, thee, and no voice ~ ~
No b,nG 10 Guide hy darking steps aiiehi,
Or from Inv pa c cheek wipe tn un9,oae" 'ee''
, n,r ,hae--iibu. dark, and lone, and dfeai!
S ", h,nIv i, i, we'll. The world from thee
Iii Saa;iicd ,s wiutry ffown-its whitening snee''
IT., nn,,c,.or, triumph, and the mocker's gee:
Why then, re3o'ce' Po'' IVY X. Il. c.
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SI0.000 -$l5,0n0.
Virginia State lottery,

For The benthl OF The MOnongaIla Academy,
Glass No 6. for 1898
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va Saturday. The 9th
Of October 1888.
IS Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots
GRASD SCHEME:
Capital S4n,00O Sl5.000 Si0000 $4,000, $1,000,
$4,000, So $40, 80 prizes Of 81 900, 60 OF $780, 60 Of
$780, &r
Tickets only Sl0-Haves S5-Quarrrs So so
Certificates OF packages of26 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do &c Half do. 65
Do. do % Quarter do. 30 so
u Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages the above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the most prompt attention. AND official account of
each dra,cng sent immediately after it over TO all who
order from Address,
D. S GREGORY & Co, Managers,
Sept 81 [39-wtdl Richmond, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05

FTER VARIOUS experiments the able
Cheme Btckns, amer the Partisan Fashion, which
combines eminent degree al the qualities long ardcn
desired by the Of the article preserves leather
gives beautiful polish, which will tie whtc camric
handkerchief and viii keep for from nuud
son.
The Backing usually sod in MARKET ha. been
to the retail vender Of its liability mould and
become bard and unfit for All this loss hc avoided
curing supply OF the Chemical Baekng which subscriber will
Furnish wholesale and retail his manuacory, u street. Shokp
Hill Richmond, Va. 7. AUGUST, 1gent
June 7-lain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05
gs0Y'T'S Corr, OF Fortune.

HOyT wonld inst say to his old patrons and the pub
lie tina, his Office is still the pace for them to apply Tor
tickets as he is dealing 'hc Ting needul in his
old style It goes thousands by thousands
By gance.of the eye below you will see some OF tne
most MAGNIFICENT Schemes ever offered. The chances
, the odyenturer are much better than in any scheme
before offered therefore, let your orders come to the
right place, hoii VI -; e.;
Be sides The schemes you see advertised 10 'h's
manor tickets in any Lottery advertised by any one, can
he had in any quantities Of Probably all lhe largest
D NJ HOYT Richmond, "a
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CLASSICAL SCHOul-The School my house will be
- timed The ensuing commencing the 18th January and
continuing ten nonhs instruction will the Greek
LATIN LANGUAGES with proper attention TO Mythology and Ancient
hsory lie Mathematics, including Arithmetic Algebra, GeoiEe
Try rsoGomey, Mensurntion Navigation, Practical Surveying
and evcng &C. in Chemistry Natural Philosophy and Atrono
together with those branches which
education Boys he prepared this School for the
for the study Of either Of the professions
Ny crsons will be devoted SchuoI az sucb
times leisure from professional business will admit shall
have the constant aid Of M Charles g. Dckenson well
qualified and who has had
TGrm-Tuiton fees for beginners $751; English
pup: SD Latin Greek Mathematics. &c. S2j Board 500 for
washing he fuel aud lights charges not e,cceSn, sIO
payable ha yearly The number Of pupil. will limited Letters
ton. W Gill pSpIr
.P'' 35-laiit
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NEW BOOK STORE.

FHNHE subscribers are receiving by The various packets
III their Full supply Of Goods embra cing large stock
of oil the SCHOOL BOOKS now in use. Stationary
and Fancy Goods Of the best qualify; standard Works.
&c AN OF which were purchased on the best terms and
are offered Tor sale 10 country merchants and others
small advance. J. w. RANDOLPH g. CO.
BOohseiierS, .lfain Street, Richmond
Opposite .Hessrs. Hubbard i Gurdners Shoe Store
ind doors belop Eariey's HottL
Augn 32.wIUw
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Alexandria lottery,
SiO,0nO-SlO,OO0
VIRGINIA State LOTTERY.

For the benefit OF tie Mechanical Benevolent Society
Of Norfolk, Class No 6. for lo3S
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, Saturday, the
Goth October 1888.
GRAND
Capital $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 $1,000, $4,000, 49,
500, 81 ,9iO-50 prizes Of 81 600, 80 Of S250-5O of
$500, &c
Tickets only $40. haIves5. quarters 9 80.
Certificates of packages Of p Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do. q Half do. 65
Do. do. % Quarter do. 80 so
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The price of Board in this table 900 is that paid to
the College Steward, who, in consideration of certain
privileges, binds himself to the Faculty to take all Stu
dents who apply for board at the price here stated The
Students boarding with him lod in the College build.
ing; all the Lodging Rooms in which will undergo a
thorough repair before the next Session II is due TO the
present Steward to say, that he has gwen entire sa'ac
ton 10 all parties
The price of Board at other Boarding Houses in town
including washing fuel and lights is $50. 1hls has
been established by a general understanding with the
College authorities: and higher charge will be viola.
ton Of this understanding.
The public assured that this exhibits the entire
amount of necessary expenses this institution Whnt
ever money, therefore, beyond this amount shall he fur.
nshed the Student, will be altogether at the dscre-
lion Of the parent guardian; and is earnestly
mended that this sum be as small as possible.
In addition to the studies above enumerated there is
Department Of higher studies, necessary 10 the at
tainment of The degree of A. NJ. A STUDENT prnpos-
ing 10 attend this Department, must have taken either
the degree Of A. B. in this College, or the same or
some equivalent degree in other College OF equal
standing; aud must also be proficient in the Latin
Language
The courses will be follows. and supervised by The
Professors in their several departments
MORAL AND POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Campbell's Rhetoric, Wha,eey's Logic, Abtrcrom.
bies Moral Philosophy, Montesquieus Spirit of Laws,
Say and Ricardo on Political Economy, Brown The
Passions, Chalmers Evidences Of Christianity.
HISTORICAL
Gil!ies Greece, Ferguson's Rome, Sismondi's De.
cline and Fall Of the Roman Empire. Russells Modern
Europe, HalIam's Middle Ages and Constitutional His.
tory of England, History Of the S.
MATHEMATICAL.
Brews,er's Legendre, Youngs and Buurdoins Alge.
bra Yuung's Analytical Geometry, Youug's Differen.
,ial and Integral Calculus. Gummere 8 Astronomy.
PHYSICAL
Turner'S Chemistry completed and fully exa
mined1 Young's Mechanics. New,on's Principal
Law DEPARTMENT..
Constitutional Law.
If the Student, in addition 10 the degree of A. B
shall take The degree of l.. then the Mathematical
and PHYSICAL portion Of the Masters course may be dis
pensed with il he be graduate in the School Of En
gneeing besides having taken A. B then the Moral
and Political and Historical portion may be dispensed
with. In either The student must take the half
course in History, which he may have omitted in The
A. 3. course. THOMAS r. DEW
Sept IA l3-wtlhOl President.
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Grand Scheme far 1871 OcfOGsr, 1875
AgoxonGcia LOTTERY, NO. z,

r., he drawn as nbnve, with Capital Of S30GoO; | of
90 0nD. 10000 1900, 4.On0, 3l9o 3ooo' Gooo' @ooo'
and 80 of OG0, 80 Of 800, &c, &c >,
ria tickets are now received and for sale by loyT at
certificate of package of 25 whole tickets will be
sent in this Lottery for $l3O-halVes and quarters III
proportion. ,, oo,, o..o..r
virginia Norfolk Lottery, NO: q,
Tn bp drawn as above, with Capital OF Sluooo:
Of $40 COO 5000 5000, 5000, $500, $40; 90 prizes
of 81 ,OO0 Ne, &c.
Tickets Sl0-sI,ares in prop"rilon ~
Ccri6cairs of package of % whole tickets will be
sen, for sl3O-halves and quarters in proportion
For 27h OctoLer
IA .MONONGaLL5 academy LOTTERY, ~ =,
tn b, drawn rs above with Capital OF 500 ooO
Of sl5 COCO, 10 OOO 5000, 5000, 5000, 1890 50 Of
1000 GO Of 500, &c.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion =,
certificate Of package of 20 whole tickets IN this
Lottery will be sent for SI3O-shares in proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05

HEUBLlC SALE will offer for sale at public auc.
Il ton, the estate held by the heirs OF Edward
Garland, deceased, lying in the county Of Hanover be-
tween the North and South Rivers five miles above the
Court house and three from TaylorsvIr, Thursday,
October IL, if lair-f not, the next fair day thereafter
all the crop of corn. estimated at 400 barrels od
der &c. Also all the plantation utensils, together with
the cattle, sheep, hogs and portion Of the work horses
and mules only reserving sufficient number ITO enable
me secure the crop of corn.
Terms:-AII sums of s. and under cash; Tover ST.
credit Of Twelve months will be given. Bonds, with
approved security, will be required in every instance
J. NJ. GARLAND,
Far tie Legatees Of Ednard Garland, dctd
Sept Is 3S-st'
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SPLENDID SCHEMES

SPLENDID SCHEMES
Every week-A brilliant scheme for the 18Th Of DC.
tober-$5O 600, S200O0 $4,000 $4,000, 81 of 81 600,
&c. &c. Tickets Sl0-1,ckes IN all the Lotteries,
and the really lucky numbers for sale at Slratlon s
Lucky Office. Look 200 Capitals sold and cashed
by Stralton-lhe all prize seller, in little twelve
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a,prii 3

EVlLLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE-The Lee,
w lures in this institution will commence the
second Monday in October. The Departments Of In
sruclon aud the expenses for the session. are as ol
lows:
COURSE FOR TIE DEGREE OF A. B.
YEAR
Bellies Lcttres, Logie, Ethics and Hstory-Thos r.
Dew President and Pr"ftssor-Trx Books: Blair Lee
lures Hedge Logic. Pacys Moral Philosophy, Manu-
al of History by the Professor
FoIiical LAlc and Gorernment-Beverlcy Tucker Pro-
fessor-Texi Book: Nallel's Law of Nations
.Uaihcnaiics-Robt Saunders, Proiessor-Text Books:
Legendre's Geometry, Days Algebra, Davies Survey
Chemistry-John MilIingon, Prolessor-Text Book:
Turner's Chemistry, 18th edon)
SENIOR YEAR.
Political Economy, Government and .NetnphyStS-ih
r Dew, President and Proiessor-Iext Books: Sinith
Wealth of Nations, Browns Lectures.
Natural PhiosOphy-Jo ohm Mlllingon, Professor-Text
Books: Epilome Of Mechanical Philosophy by The Pro.
pssor and the following parts of the Library OF Useful
knowledge, viz Electricity, Magnetism, Optics, Elec.
tro Magnetism, and Optical instruments
uaihematicS-ltrbt Saunders, Proessor-TeXt Books:
Legrndre's Geometry, Davies Analytical Geometry,
Davies Calculus, Gummere's Astronomy and Young $
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Lau-Beverly Tucker, Proessor-Text Books: Tuck
er's Commentary, Stephen on Pleading, Revised Code,
Federalist, kents Commentary, list vol) Madison
Resolutions and Report and Slarke on Evidence -
Girl Eneinecriag-J John hlinglon, ProIrssor-Te1t
Books Treatise on Civil Engineering and Treatise on
the Steam Engine both by the Professor.
High Glasses Dabnry Browne, Professor-(in which
the students will read the higher auhors ard study An
,quirirs and Heather MylhoIogy).Text Books: Pot
ters Grecan Antiquities, Kennels Roman Antiquities,
Tooke's Pantheon.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT
.7ncicnt Lnnguages-Dabncy Browne, Professor The
exercises of this department. OF which Arithmetic En-
glish Grammar and Geography make part, commence
on the Is, of October and close on the ls OF August
EXPENSES OF A REGULAR STUDENT.
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Hangers office, Richmond, Va


Drawn numbers OF the Alexandria Lottery, Class No.
g. for 1898 dra wn at Alexandria, y. Sept 5 1885
80 60 Is % 10 53 81 50 II "a 40
Splendid Prizes for OtioLer.
500 QUO 900
Alexandria lottery,
Class M. : for lS:5.
To be drawn al Alexandria, ID & on Saturday, October
13h 1888.
PRIZEs:
l Grand Capital Of $4,000
Capital of $4,000
do. 10000
do. 5000
do. 1000
S3loO-S3, oOO-S2. 5OO-$2COO
so Prizes OF 1000
so of S500-50 of $780, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-lluves S5-Qusrters So so.
Certificates ofPackages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do. % Half do. Go
DO. do. - Quarter do. 80 81
Lid
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HEARRiS q BOSHER are receiving their fall
Il supply of Groceries, consisting in part Of the fol!
loving articles
co hbds ST Crcix part strictly prime
10 do Porto Rico, some low priced
ID do New Orleans
go iierc-s do do refined Nos 2 3 and
Is boxes Philadelphia dn. various grades
COFFEE.
% bags first quality old Java
ll2 do Porto Cabeio
go do Rio
20 do Laguira
40 do Havana
80 do Porto Rico
LIQUORS.
pipes old Holland GIN
81 edo French Brandy
20 bhs imitation do
81 do Fiacks Gin
20 do old whiskey, Robcrtsons and ether brands
30 do Apple Brandy
90 do Peppermint Cordial
) purclieuns Antigua Rum
do Jamaica do
II do New Orleans do Ilh proof
10 ibis New Engond do
Old Madeira
Sicily Madeira
Port, Ciaret, Sweet. Malaga, &c.
PROVISIONS.
70 hhds prime Middng Bacon
40 tprccs New Orleans hloasscs
$50 bbs No hiackrrel
80 do gross Hrnings
100 do North Carolina cut do
30 boxes Dale,t's mould Candles
$50 do Soap, different qualities
SUNDRiES.
Pepper, Pmen,o
Ginger, Bed Cords
Plough Lines. Wrapping Paper and Irvine
Rice Flour, Backing
Lard, Hops. painted Buckets
Pals, nests Of Measures
Sugar Boxes. Demijnhns
Cotton Yarns assorted
Shot do
Dupont's & Beays Gun Powder
Nutmegs, Nails assorted.
With many other articles in our line, most Of which
have been recently purchased in the Northern Cities by
one of the firm before the rise, and will enable US 10 Of
fer TO the trade such inducements fail To please
Sept ii 3G--l
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% OF T,WTNT-ThaKINS -o,UUU
Besides 500 GOO. 800 400, &c., 600 &c &c. ma
king 2O5 Capital Prizes sold and cashed by S,ratt"n
since January, 1887. Orders punc,uay and cOuiden-
Sept Is f3S-r1 Richmond, "a
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EBRlNIlNG lNK.-Just received al This Office. q
H. supply OF Johnson & Durant's Winter .Nens Ink
winch VIII be- sold Tor . per nnund. for Cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05
vivsiuia Norfolk Lottery, No. g.,
4 Monster in the shapt Of Lottery!
100000 Capital.
Alexandria lottery, Glass "A,

tn be drawn nj Alexandria ID. c. on Saturday, No.
vemhpr I7,h 1888. with Capital Of SlOO 600
of $50 600 90 coo, 10000. 5000, 800 6OOO, 1000,
600 $40; of 25OO; 10 of 1000 90 of 400, 6o OF
500: s. Of 500 &c &c: amounting in all 10 more than
Il million Of dollars
The tickets in the above mammoth scheme, are now
received and will be by mail 10 any part Oh The u
S. for $50 each. ~
A certificate of package Of wholes tor 2oO-haiVes,
quarters and eighhs in proporlion
n Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, IA,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
ofthe Eagle: who has and is now selling more Cap''a
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
~ B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prolpt attention personal APP
plicaiion and the result (wlcn requesIed) immed
ateIy after the drawing.
a.
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Notice TO Pre- cmptiOn Claimants
Every person claiming the right of pre- empon to any
Of the lands gnaed in the above proclamation,
auesed prove the To the satisfaction Of the Re-
giser and Receiver of the proper land office, and make
payment therefor pracicaJe at,r Sstng ibis
n0ce. in order that the claim may be adludcaed by
those officers agreeaby to law, in due time, prior 10 the
day appointed for the OF The public sale;
and all claims not duly made known and paid for prior
10 the date aforesaid declared by law 10 be forfeited.
JAS. WuIrCONB,
Commissioner ofMe General Lomd Office.
Aug 2O-wbwSW1t