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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03
IIJ-wiw

"a OTlCE All persons having claims agans, the
IL estate Of William Ford, decd are requested TO
prese them properly authenticated for settlement
and those indebted will please make payment.
JOHN w. FORD
Executor IF Hn, Ford dee.0srd
April % ll5-w4Y-
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Drawn Nos. in Sussex County lolley, No l'-O'a""
April Il: >, , . 20 = "A
Ticket Nus > % II II small one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03
;%.ru9iGa'S Gflice.

Ten P,j.fs <ciG and cashcd by &T"'"n m one u ''H,
Drawn Nos in Virginia hlonVngaIa Lottery, No. -
drawn April Is: - 90 , 80 : o.
81 % oo 30 IS 20 cG = nr;zs Of Sl5a
Nhoie iGhe'' 's - - Ln 100
Wh"ie 40 w. - "a 4, do 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03

Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No l3-dr0""
April IL: 20 or !, %
Whole Ticket, Nos % 90 ~, prize OF S'oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03

Drawn Nos in Alexandra Lottey, No. 2-dra"n
April 90: :, = o.
rh,I, Tic.e, Nos f II 40 n prize Of $1,000
All sold ard cashtd by olNAl io-''
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Drawn Nos in Wheeling lottery. Extra, No 2-ufa"n
April l6 q, & 30 40
, Wno,e i'JNe'' ''0S ~ 81 do 1.UC0
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EaOyg'S lottery OssQfe.

$4,000 for April 27.h-C at SEATToS Tor rrzes'
.;I oc ll0--u
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S51.GOO!!
Alexandria Lottery,

NEVNNEhUFfI HIUEIVFE,
Glass for 1882 TO be drawn at Alexandria d. c, May
18Th.
= Numbrfs-13 Ballots.
GAS CAPITALs:-Sjn.0OO. $4,000. 10000, 5000
5000 H. 80 prizes OF 81 600, 80 Of 300, 30 OF 0
G5 of 200
Tickets S0-Shares in proportion.
A Certificate Of Package OF 26 WhDles in this Srlcn
did Scheme will be SIiOS Shares in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03
Fgcy9's OSstc9.

StINCF the Eagle was burned tlOfT has taken Il"
g "Corntrng" the prizes for his customers at great
rate It's hardly worth while 10 give particulars, as Inc
drawers were perfectly satisfied with the results ana
IN Sc Tho feel DESTROYS of knowing more, are reminded
ha, the "proof OF the budding is in tasting great
hu siness is now berg done in the way Of "Cornetng
and hot work may be- expected in few days ms ~ AZ
and $50 coo are wandering about. and HOY intends
adin.sir ring them excellent Spring medicine, 10
some Of his customers will prove very puriyng und
eahy to the pocket and any one be sending, may ex
anime his credentials as an NJ d So nat no doubt need
be fell &c his being 4 regular practitioner.
Drawn Nos &c the $50 GOO-drawn the 2Oih
40 - > 80 SO - 80 IG 81 IL 81 :
large number Of fioyts patrons will sees by COM
paring their tickets with The drawn Nos that they have
drawn some splendid priz"s-'hnugh these are every day
occurrences at HOYT'S BANK OF FORTUNE.
Orders are solicited forthwith Tor tickets IN The schemes
offered below ami al others you may see advertised:
Tie Ifolder r. tic Cnpitcl nW receire $4,000 nW
Virginia Petersburg Lottery.
Class 8 Tor l.30-1o be drawn at Alexandria, Va May
u. 1899.
~ os-12 drawn.
SplrvDrn ScHrNE:- So 24. ll76J, COCO, 5000,
1000 $500, 80 prizes Of 600, % OF 25O % Of go, &c.
Tickets Sl0 shares in proportion.
certificate Of package Of % Whoes will be sent
for S;l30 Shares in proportion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

whereuron, San,'l ID. Tompkins and James b.
Green appointed 10 constitute said committee
Amer retiring a shor time, they reported the fol
loving preamble aud resolutions, which were unan-
mously adopted
la the mysterious Providence of an all-wse
God, We have assembled together. in the character
oil Masons, TO pay last tribute nf respect to the
earthly remains at our deceased and esteemed broth
ef, iTm. l.. Lancaster aud to lament, in common
with onf fellow citizens The tcpalable loss
ed by the community, IN his death Cut al IN the
prime ri life, and ylRof of manhood with an extend
ed ard Frightening field Of useful Is. aud enerprlae
opening before HIM, surrounded by numerous circle
Of trends aud aeqaaintanees, aud nileeiouatc and
doaling isnlily-but yesterday, buoyant With hope
IN the PRIDE OF heallh--hessed WITHIN vigorous con
sutuuon-wlth cheering Posl eeis Tor long lie OF
usefulness, bnth Is u private oltzeh aud public
servant to-day, lad lo", by The relentless hand OF
death.
"Our brother, our friend. our fellow citizen, has
lett MS forever The hosom winch thrpbbed Tor
the mistoriunes of others. Is sui in death--the
hand which has 81 often administered to the wants
and necessities al the poor. cold and motionless-
the energetic frame, which knew rest, when
there was anght 10 do, now lies cold anu lllccss
nlass OF mortality.
"les, lac is gone aud IN his death, our town has
lost one oil it's most respectable. honorable useful
aud highly esteemed cifizens, aud faithful public
setvants-his family, an ateelionate husband, ten
der parent, and an lndulgen, mustef--and our atcr
v,
MASON IN TRUTH.
RcSoieei That we deeply sympahize with the
bereaved widow, orphans friends of The deceased
in tins trnly aiii eng dispensatlon OF Divine Prov
dencc.
Rcsoiesd. That we sincerely lament. with our Tel
low oitzens, the broken link In Rl croc, aud
The irepafnblc loss sustained by the community, IN
the death OF u citizen, So highly esteemed
RoSotted, That, IN testimony Of our gtle for his
loss aud respect Tor his memory tie jewels and lur
niture Of the Lodge be clothed IN mourning, aud the
members veal Grape on the LEFT arm lor The space OF
ihnty days.
Resofrtd That we will proceed, in the eharoc-
tet Of MRsons 10 attend the tunct of the decreased,
al the time and place appointed. aud thence accom-.
pany his remains Ia the place Of inlermeh.
htSoired, That these proceedings BE- published in
he LNnehbutg Nuginian,' aud copy transmit
ed to the afflicted wldow ol the draeeascd.
JNO. y, SEAN, Master.
A trae copy Of The journal. 7esie,
J. i. GREEN Secretary.
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One Yh0sssana .gcres.

Ia compact body, 700 of which are low grounds.
safe for from 10 barrels OF corn 10 the acre,
and from 1000 10 1900 weigh: Of Cotton good and
constant springs, fine health, * good summer range
beet in the woods very fat excellent Tor hugs !;
lao 10 80 acres IN euyai.on; some or 700 peac b
and apple trees With rough, though comfortable
buildings OF every sor--ttctlly the great militia
" road from Nashville, fennesste, by M rhez 10
Otleans The mail coaches pass SIX tunes IN every
week tho best site for tavern from Russelville 10
Columbus, leo miles At the Military crossing IN
this aud within Ibis La1d, Is among the best
water las in Anerica for all sotts of maehney.-
The advantage nom the fall Wit foot dam, pro-
duces on he wheel feet active wa,tf--near one
hundred yards width OF river keeps this flush
through all season. uptn these tails this river is
vieabe Tor keel boats into the Berkher sone 40 or
30 miles. uniting With steamboats,. The Chuctaw
aud ChiekRsaw countries have very little piue tim
Der. and hardly any durable streams. Timber from
the falls ol the Butahaehu. down 10 these
ties bordering the Beekbce. would be the source
OF much money. The park, whiskey, cotton or
grain, In n man oil capal, working much Land.
would be certainly aud highly beneficial. Corn on
the road usually 81 the bushel whskey The same
per gallon and pork from So 10 So the hundred
The titles to Ihs Lands directly from the L.
States The proprietor inening towards Red RI,
yer. will take ten dollars the acre. The crop, stock
OF every SOFT, plantation tools, with some household
aud kitchen urnfnie, can 20 with the Land. II any
gentleman wishes to purchase, as preliminary step,
he can address John ID. Terrell, Jr. M. at Pike
VILE, Marion County, Alabama, and then come and
review tho Lard SOON rs he eau. Ii sell, IN
der 10 make suitable arrangements luf removal, |
should be pleased TO do 50 soon
J. d. TERRELL.
August - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

Ann Tuesday the 18Th INST. | will sell. in front
, Of my oniee, valuable loi oil HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and GROCERIES: Consisting oil
One splendid Mahogany SIDE Board,
One very fine Mahogany Ward Robe,
One Mahogany Tea Table,
Oue tety fUe Toilet Glass,
One Toilet Fable
One OF two yer, fine Feather Beds,
One sci Cane Bottom eli AlRS.
one Mahogany Desk.
One splendid set Table China,
10 bags RIO Coffee,
90 boxes Hasihs,
5 barrels French Brandy,
2 barrels Rum
. barrls Tim. Segars. &c. &o.
Sale nj O'clock. CHARLES PHELPS.
Avg, 10 1t
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70 TIE PEOPLE OF BEDFORD.

All those Of yon who nre opposed to The re cleo
ton Of Marin Van Buren, President Of the
United Siatcs-lhe Missouri keslfttinpisI-
corporations alone. created hv the States (shOWn
former occasion by himself 10 be I'm
constitutional, tile advocate aud opponent of the
Tarif-the advocate and opponent OF the Bank of
the United Stltes-n favor ofctctIng toll gatcs on
the Cumberland Road-the supporter Of Free Ne
gro Suffrage, and who is now openly eleconecring
as The President of a political patty. are request.
ed to convene al your courthouse. on the 9TH Mon
day in tins mooh,fo appoint Delegates to The Staun-
ton Convention, tnbe holden on thr 25lh Of Septom-
Der ncxi, and for other purposes.
MANY CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

~ We hear nothing of Trareiting Cabinets now
adays The President is in New Yorkshire Sec
rotary of States in New York-ihe Secretary Of
Wat is in New York-the Attorney General is in
Tennessee Woodbury. and Kendall are the only
heads Of departments at their posts. Blu, the dogs
who used bark so loudly at The heels Of Messfs.
Clay and Adams, are now as silent as the grave
How is this 10 be accounted forl Have they lost
their voice their mouths filed with the
Spells
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

" An Abolition Convention was in session in
Albany at our last dates-It is said they denounced
both Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Van Buren,, and that they
have read J. @. Adams out ofle pale of the Church.
They will determine, it is supposed, upon distinct
political organization and upon all occasions bring
their candidates into the field. We shall re-
ioice At such determination. 1t will show them
their weakness--or the South their tue
strength add the result will speedily be their
annhil ,lion or the destruction ofthe Union. The
controversy will at least be brought 10 a hcad-and
the sooner the better.
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Col. SOab E.arly:

a. lR-Take notice. thai | shall on tie 10th inst.
- AT the Stotehuuse Of John D. Booth & Co.
Fmnklin Co, Va proceed to take the Deposons
Of James Wight ana othc on the l9h inst, a
tie Stnfohousr of Pleast. Preston & Co., Bedford
County, Va, oil Geo. Hubbard and Others aud GA
the 2ol inst, nj the dwelling house of Wilson Seay.
Campbell Comfy, Va ofthe SAID W iispn Scay and
others all OF which Dispositions nrc to be read
evidence IN sui depending and undetermined
IN the Cncuit Superior Coutt of Inv aud Chaucery.
wherein you are defendant and ! am planiiff.-
Should the above Dispositions mol be completed on
the days specified respectively shall continue FROM
day To day until completed. YOU attend and
cross examine the Witnesses If YOU think proper.
Yours, &c. WILLIAM Il. EARLY.
August IL t22A
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COMMrNIC ATED.
'VNI NI MI n T 7. IT
TRIRUTE OLE RESPECT.

At a special communication Of Marshall Lodge,
No. 80, held at 9 O'Clock, A NJ. on Sunday, August
4th. A. l.. $3.50, 4. ID, 1890 The object Of The
meeting having been explained on motion. ii was
resolved, tlIat committee OF two be appointed, to
draw up resolutions expressive of tie sense of the
Lodge, on The intelligence Of the death of our la
m.nlcd brother aud Giend WI. l.. LAHcAsrER /;
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NOTICE no TIE WINGS OF ROANOKE

meeting of tie Wings OF Roanoke, is earnestly
requested nj Their Court house. on Thursday, the
ood inst. hhot being the first day ot the quarterly
term) for the purpose ofselerIioe Delegates to the
Staunon Convention, to be held on the 25th ot Sep
tember next DIVERS WINGS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

~ The Abolitlonisis in Western New York
are catechizing Mr.. Clay. They ask bin to show
the congruy of his opinions with the naxims Of the
Declaration Of Independence and, strange to say,
lis i, not y the Richmond Enquirer is evidently
chuokng over the hope that Mr.. Clay's Anti Adolf
ton doctrines will throw that faction in opposition
to him at the Presidential election And
stranger still. While the Enquirer is thus showing
the nprobahry Of Mr.. Ciay's receiving tho sup
port Il the Northern Aboliioniss. il is endeayorng
to produce an impression IN The South that Mr. Clay
is the Abolition candidate How long can that pa
per deude its followers
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Grand Scheme !:

Together with many Of $50. SEQ &c. &c
Whole Tickets Sl0-lialyes S5-Qnafters 50 80.
For sale IN great variety of choice Numbers at
BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders from the country FOR Tickets drawn bv
y. s. Gregory & Co in all Tugiaid Schemes, fac
tompaned by cash Prize Tickets promptly aud
conidentially attended 10. when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER.
Lynehbafg, Va.
~ My customers may always dtpead see
lug The numbers OF every LOTTERY in which I
sell Tickets, Published in this paper, (fhe Virgil
MANI the Official List of the Drawing is
received. IL. IL. BOOKER.
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.gtfii,smtsfrnfor's Safe.

.gTfiiiSmisfrGf0s.'s Safe.
4 WILL on the l7th inst, (d IL o'elock,) by
4 way Of public auction. in front of the store oi
RIcl ard Perkins, Jr., in BrookviIlc, sell
Two Negro Women,
Some Cattle aud other Property belonging to the
estate OF the lale Zedekial1 Sho,makcr.
Also, on the 18Th INST, on the premises, proceed 10
rent out unlIl the 25th day Of December next, the
Tract Of land,
Wherein the late Xrdekiah Shoemaker resided, in
The upper end Of Amherst cOuuty, on which is first
rate Apple Orchard, aud an abundance OF Fruit aud
# desired. san, Apple Mill aud Casks all the ne
cessares Tor making CIDER and l3 andy will go with
IT, Also, on the sane day, viii ieut out another
! TRACT. living few miles distant from this above
named. belonging TO tie same estate.
WIN. NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Administrator of Il, Shoemaker, deceased.
BrookYrlle August - ll9A
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TO THE WIGS OF AMHERST.

fou ne requested to meet nj your next Court,
t3d Monday IN Anrust,) Tor the purpose of appoint.
my Delegates 10 The Wing Convention, to be held in
stanton, on the 25fh Of September next.
SEVERAL VOTERS.
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MAEtskl

Malrd. on Thursday evening. lhe LAT ins., by the
Rev. William Leitwch, Mr.. CouRTLANp GAIA.
Mss, to Miss CArnARiNr, dau2 htefof John Pow
ell, deceased. nh Of Frank u.
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STANTON coNvENTIoN.-r,om n,e..n,

STAuNTON CONNENTION.-Fiom present
appearances we infer that nearly every county IN the
State will be represented in tins body As the
Petersburg lntelligehoer Justly remarks. We have
never seen the Wing party in Virginia more ANNA
ted aud jealous than they are at this time. From
every quarter of the State have evidence that the
right spfit and feeling are prevailing. Every true
Wing is more aud more in love with his glorious
Cause aud more aud more resolved 10 live and die in
Its support. The press throughout the State. the
public meetings in the different counties, the recently
published letters of eminent Wings on both sides Of
The late line OF separation ia party all breathe an
ardent, lersd devotion to principles, and deter
mnation 10 be united. Union is alone necessary 10
v'etory-vietory, not in struggle for office. Tor
patronage, for spos for power but victory over the
enemies OF the constitution, enemies 10 the purity OF
the country, to its social Institutions, its career of
prosperity aud lis possession of unle tie ed uhbough
freedom"
In llenrico, DIR. Lewis w Chamberlayne aud
Sherwin McRae are appointed Delegates to the Con
venuon; and Drs. Ro. Johnson and Benjamin j.
d uval alternaies.
In the city of Richmond, Benjamin Watkins
Leigh and Chapman johnson are appointed Dele
e'es-""e'na'es, ueb' Jaeqneline Is. lafyie aud
James Lyons.
In King George, Col. Tho. b. i. Barber and
Robert Wallace are appointed Delegates and Henry
I. Washington and Charles Mason allernales
We understand that delegates appointed in
Charlotte last Monday but we have not learned their
names.
In addition TO the counties heretofore mentioned,
meetings are called in Bedford. Roanoke, and Ca
bell.
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CENTENARY MEETING.

expect TO meet with Rev. ]. w Childs in
holding Centenary meeting nj liberty in Bed
ford on Saturday the 3lst oil August, aud Sunday
the LIST day .! September next
JNO. EARLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

CO Weare sravey told, by the Enquirer that
the Republican press is literally n,yiug the Ora,
tor (Ar Clay) for his audacious aud shameless sys-
ten OF eleouoneeiing.' We imagine that the
Orator. IS entirely ignorant e the fact. An old
French Woman denounced Benaparle as mcrciless
tyran in the presence Of one of his officers. "Ah,
madame said the officer, the Emperor will be very
sorry when he hears of ii -
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
Richmond, va.
G A L + A l. L K | u l.
100000 Dollars.

LOTTERY AUTHORIZED ny THE
3 n n 4 OF NJ A IL v l. A " ID
10 erect a 1oion Hal aud other Buildings IN the
City Of baltimore.
CLASS No. ONE, roh 1899,
To be positively drawn IN the Guy OF Baltimore, on
Wednesday, September 25lh, 1899.
Uudr tho Suretincndenoe Of Commissioners.
d. S. GREGORY x Go. (sueeessors' OF Yates x
MlntyrcO Managers.
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ALABAMA LANDS.

NyALNUr Forest. in Marion County, Alabama,
w on the BuIahaohu River. 35 mics from
steamboat landing. the Tom Beekbee River, in
laitfutIp n ureeIaply Contains
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

4 HAVE cor salaa consign aent OF Noanta'n cir-
ed Bacon and Lard to which | invite tho at
trntion Of buyers. join G.. MEEM.
Aup.1p 2w ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

o. Mr.. Clay arrived at Montreal on the evening
ofthe goth ultimo. Wonder he is " electoneei-
ing" in Canada
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

o. Every attack which the Monarchsts make
upon Mr. Clay is of course douby applicable TO Mr..
Van Buren,. Mr.. Clay is travelling as private cit
zen upon his own funds, candidate for no Office,
and shuns public attention wherever he goes
which, Notwithstanding The people wall force npon
him. Van Buren,, on the other hand, is President
Of the United States and candidate for re- election
his travelling expenses paid out of corporation
funds, which the people are indsctiminately taxed
to raise, his opponents as well as his supponers-he
raises the Parry fig and diseoutses on Party topics
wherever he goes-ln one word lie is avowedly, o.
penly and shamelully eieetionce1ngt lie nal,ers
The Dutch IN Pennsylvania he courts The mob in
the city Of New York; he mhccdes "lhe laborng
classes in Albany; and he feasts aud lodges with
those who swear fine linen and fare sumpluousIy
every day And Yet they who sheer at Mr. Clay
as the political Pilgrim" cannot find one word Of
rebnke for Mr.. Van Buren,, Their rudeness to-
wards The former is only surpassed by their sayish
seryility towards the latter. Such men are fit for
collars ftbey have not ye, pu, them on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

W The Enquirer still harps upon Mr.. Clay's
eectioncering ,our-but has not aworl To say n
ganst The Presidents. II is mighnly scandalzed
that Mr.. Clay should assal the measures of the Ad-
mnsiraiion in his speeches but thinks the Pres
idem has clear right only 10 defend those mea-
snres bun to mpue "ntereSted' motives to that large
body OF his fellow zens who oppose them. Ii is
quite evident, that =" the hiag can do no wrong"
here well as in England!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
vTrgipia State LOTTERY.

For the benefit Of the Richmond Academy,
Class. Nod. for 1889.
To be drarn at Alexandria Saturday The 24h If
august IL The Draining toaii be feceired at
his Office on Tuesday, 27b inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12
Nelson Tall1pcry for sale.

Nelson Tanncry for sale.
\ WILL proceed to sell. at public auction on
4. Tuesday, The 27th OF Augusl,lf fair and if not.
tue next far day the
NELSON TANNEgY,
Situated in the town of Loyingston. This is va'ua-
bic Properly, and worth the attention Of any dlspo-
sed to embark in the Tannery Business. 1t will e
sold on credt Of J. and years. Bonds with
good security vii be required aud the title ietant d
Ill the last pay nent is made.
JAMES PAMPLlN, Receiver.
August II 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

o. The Enquirer dubs Mr.. Clay 1.-THE Politi
cal Pilgrim" l'it not ingenious enough toinyeut
an appropriate epiIhel for lis travelling President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12
Games Egiver and Kanawl,a scrip

WASTED AT BooKEB's OFFICE.
- ER SONS wishing 10 exchange eau be accom-
h dated with the sale Of any amounts Oh fair terms
by calling at
BooKER's LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFIoE.
Aug. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12
DRAWING RECEIVED.

DRAWING RECEIVED.
The following were the numbers drawn for the
LEESBURG ACADEMY LOTTERY,
EXTRA CLASS. No. 5, FOR 1889.
At Richmond Tuesday the 9th oi August, viz
80 81 so 30 25 55 "A 70 81 is So l5.
Some very good Prizes sold at
BOOKER'S OFFICE.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES !.

Besides many of $50, SEQ. Sc. &c.
Whole Tickets only S2-tlalvcs 81.
For sale at BOXERS OFFICE
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Hriliin Sch nae:

BESIDES Plzoi Of Sl50-Sl4O-9l90-alOU
$I0--and lowest prize 500
Is Number G0ttcry--,2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only S20-llalvcs slo-Quafers So
Eighihs s. 80.
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August 10
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August -