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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
,V0n0se,.s' Office. KirHDtOMd, ia.

CAPITAL PRIZE SIWNUU
Lottery authorized by The STATE OF MARYLAND
to erect Town Hall and other buildings in the CITY
Of Baltimore.
Glass No I, for 1880
To be positively drawn in the city OF Baltimore on Wet
nesday September 25 1880 under the superIneEc
pnce Of the commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

n HIVE now craving my lot, at my residence, one
mile from the City Of Richmond, near Rockets, the
genuine Morus multicauis generally from SIX to seven
feel high / wish dispose Of about Is 600 double
Cuttings 10 be delivered in November next-aso some
Of the Trees iii is wished BOWLING STARkE
Sep 10 "b-Tlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

Besides prizes Of $l4O-$l20-SloO- $sO-S'0
-ond lowest prizes S2O.
IS No Lo,tery-l2 Drawn Ballots
Tickets only $50, Halves I'D. Quarters D. E'ghhs ~
Certificates OF packages Of % whole tickets SOW
DO do % half do ~
Do do % ouar,er do 62 y
No do o. eiob,h do 81
Orders for Tickets and Shares, or Certificates Of PatA
ages in The above magnificent scheme will receive s
most prompt attention, and official account Of The
drawing Immediately after it is over TO all who o.
der FROM Address
d. S. GREGORY & CO., .Non0gers,
lnlv 70 l24-td1 Richmond. ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

To which We add Nine Capitals Of Ten THOUSAND D,'
lars each These prizes alone will amour, to NOR w.
ney than any prize sold by any vendfr now IN ms e.
or in Virginia Therefore, 10 adventures We again
be particular address all orders for tickets IN Tue ~
rios. B. BIGGER,
RiehmoHd, Na
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

M oTICE.-A Petition will be presented 10 " p,...
Legislature Of Virginia, pray ing La" "a ram he
declaring the Nottowoy Riv~ra law'n, 'rn'r on
Greensye line 10 the forks Of the '~o No''0"'''
Falls. - AN
Sct IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
SiO".oho ST'' xxx,
State of MARYLAND Lottery,

Glass No. ]. TO be drawn al Baltimore 2Jth SeP'i -
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17


Tickets only S20-Sbares in proportion ado, Il:
Tickets in The above and in all Lotteries u"o
for sale in packages of wholes, hures, or guarcFR
gle whole and shares, by "a m
*.Orders meet the most prompt attention, s"u a.
cases the original (Managsrs) Tickets and sni
be forwarded consequently not liable TO any I'd .,
dispute The cash for all capita prizes can " ,scys:
nsr,I Al sipbt, The moment the drawings are t,
i"o''"o Richmond. Va
oo-3&wtlos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

...b circumstances as 10 justIl. confident belief.
,ba, in November ls40 she will be again found in
her natural position, in opposition to the man to
bom she refused TO give her vote in 1896. Ohio We
hel,eye 10 be Wing State, though tue Aboliiionsis
,,,, ,a,,aps again throw her into the ranks oil TIE
,,,,os,,g nar,y We shall claim her. however, until
49,. lave further evidence that the " eoalilion' be
,w.., the fanatics and the Administration party,
fo,ned in s3s, has been ccaeated. And Michigan
uknoyn, is one ofthe most debateaoie States
in the Union, the Wings having constantly ga'n'a
o,onnd uron Their adsersares for years pas ah"'
a, the last election, the Van Buien majority was
almost enlirely anuihilaed
We have tlus summariy thrown toeeihef Tue
yeasous nj on which denial Of the accuracy VI
The calculations of the Albany Argus - 'oohueo
1r,bex he as we believe then, 10 be- well founded IL
;s.a,r,,eu, that the Wing cause SO far nom Icing
- ,be desuerae condition represented by that papet
lids fai, 10 lriuml has, indeed We lave no douo'
NIL, triumph, il the Empire State should remain
finn in 6er opposition to the " fayorne Son, and
me TO tie principles OF 10. The Wings. "deea
have nothing TO fear but from their own dssensions
If instead Of manesting obstinate imFraeficd6'hiy
on the Insignificant points upon when lhey un'ef'
,hey would rally, one man, IN defence oil 'he great
1.,inclples winch uuiie them, leir success would be
y meyitabIe Vicloiy del, al is IN Their owl hards
They may tllow away the one and tnsnre The other
b, then own dlssens ous-hut Then oppon'n are
mol able to overthrow lhem,wi fair field aud clear
sky,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
Of,E'HG AIRY.

Died. on the OIL INST. in the 40lh year Of her age,
al the residence of Mr.. Moses Palmer near Halifax
Court Housr, Va, after protracted illness, Mrs.
SUSAN b. CHRISTIAN, wife ii Henry A. Christian OF
Buckingham. The writer Of His poor Tribute her
memory, pafiakes largely OF those feelings which
belong TO her relations, as he was her familiar ac-
quaniancn from epily childhood. and none could
more highly appreciate her measurable worth. She
combined fine intelligence, will the most bland and
a,nable disposition. We shall attempt no lengthy
eulognm. Tie private g iels Of her friends OF
sacred character, wiih which the world may not in
tefneddc. Tie object OF this humble offering is 10
give notice to distant relatives and take pleasure
infoi ming them. that she lhaving proiessed faith
in the blood al Chllst for many years) lived and
died with confidence in the alouemeut, and with a
ism hope Of happiness beyond the grave-aud So
lively was that hope, INT on the morning of her
death she called hen friends 10 her beds side aud told
tem she had spent very happy night, and was per
feerly Iecouciled to go, and prepared to 20 lhen
Such hope afforded Que OF The strongest lIoofs Of
the triumph Of hlh in that uyIug hour, aud OF The
excellence Of our holy religion-and we indulge The
hope that her san'ed splII has winged us fight 10
the bosom Of her Father and her Ged.-Near rela-
lions are often disconsolaie on account of the
loss of friends. from the consideration thai they are
eouc and lost forever: hepce the deep anguish nj
parting but lei them raiher consider her only re
moved, and although she will come back to them
they will so to her-and when meet again, we
meet in happier chimes and a safer shore. Ii viii
be in lhar "better land" where are
Flowers of all hue, without thorn the rose"
ave know that the bowers green and fair
In the ligh of that summer shore
Aud We know that the friends we have lost nre there
They are there, and they weep no more
-. at ms mothers residence in the county Of
Campbell. on the 12th ull. GEORGE FRIEND MooN,
IN the 18Th year of his age. The decreased bad
suffered from the effects of that slow, but cedan de
stroyer Of human life, consumption, Tor upwards 81
~ months When We Iouk around US aud see those
who in The spring time Of life wasting under The
Influence OF disease, and consigned to l1renia-
ture grave feel OF ruth that lite IS bu " va
pour which appeaelh fora llitle time and then van
lsheth away" But his friends and relatives are MOI
without hope lie met death with resignalloe, ADD
we humbly trust, his spirit now rests Aefe disease
aud death never come.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

AnoAler British 7fdreHel in Anerica.- Harper
and Brothers, of New York. have jus: published
new work, entitled Travels in North America, du-
ring the years 1894, 1885 and 1896" &c. by The
Hon. Charles Augustus Murray. The New York
American says, "Alr. Murray is by far The most IN
has written book which, for interest and orisinali
". will suffer by comparison with the works OF
any of his predecessors" The New York Courier
says, Mr.. NJ. "stems to be the very representation
Of gaery and good humor and he has certainly pro-
duced the most entertaining Of all the books OF A
merican travel. The maj part of his work is devo-
ted 10 the Pdwnees of the far Wesi, into whose
country he made dashing foray, and out Of ii sill
more dashing escapade, without guide or escort"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
MARRIAGES..

Maned, at Soldiers JOY the residence OF Dan
iel Hieginbotham, Esq, by The Rev. Clcland Mel.
son, on Thutsday, The 29d instaut, WILLIAM
Thomas llIGGINBornAM, Esq, Of Petersburg, IL
Miss MARY FRANCES. youngest daughter of The
late Major Reuben Coleman, of Amherst.
al Bon-ai Nelson county, Va on Tues
day, 9Th August, by the Rev. Pond, xef smith Mr.
SIDNEY PAYNE OF Mississippi, IL Mss SUSAN A.
l.. SMITH, daughter Of James Il. Smith, Esq.
Some wed lor love some maize IA choice
More WISE, Of worldly gam;
But Susan, deaf to Pleasures voice,
Has wed for life Pam tPayne)
Also, at the same place. by The same, ON the same
day. Mr.. FRANCES +. Turner, 10 Mss BARBARA F.
SMITH.
I've often though, il passing strange
Why people are fond of change,
And Tain would he learner,
Why one who was first tate ".SmiM,"
CHE greatest trade e'er mel WITH
Should turn 10 be "ImRer."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

Large PippiaS.-W Z received on Thursday three
large Pippins, the growth OF the present season
Que from Mr.. Ridgeway OF Amherst, which weigh
ed l h. on. and Two from Mr VIM NJ. Shoema.
ker of lhis vicinity each of winch measured Ia
inches in circumference one weighing ID or.
and the other Id. Sd or.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

Condition Of The European Pedsantry-lth has been
frequently asserted, and il conltadiced, has never
been dlsprosed that The condition of tie European
peasanuy is IN every respect worse than that OF
slaves in the United States. No one acquainted
with the praciita effects OF slavery will doubt H. af.
tie, perusing the following extract from an article IN
the American Biblical Repertoly, from an article
written by Professor Stowe OF Cincinnati, who has
recently travelled extensively abroad
We have, in the United States, idea of the
hopeless poverty to which great masses OF people in
other couulri,s are condemned. Millions of indus
tious and virluous families IN Europe tan afford
in the weather 10 keep fire only an hour
two in the morning. Coarse black bread and W. er
alone constitute the usual food ofthe iahufng peo-
Pile and happy do they consider themselves finley
get enough of tins. The women bring the produce
from the fields and take il 10 the markets IN long bas
kes fastened TO heir shoulders and III none Of The
slave states which have visited have seen ne.
gro lcocn d. cling in such totsome ont IF door la
Dor as falls the lot OF The laborng teo,Rcn IF Ger
many and France. AMI all hs hes do for ass lhan
the bare nrcessnes of life. In Of the most Ter
Tile and wealthy provinces Of gay, polite, sunny
France, have seen blooming gitls of from twelve
To eighteen, Juggling manure into vineyards IN bas
kets."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

o. The Southern Christian Advocate states
inst the account, copied into This paper few days
since, in reference TO Senator Preston's centenary
snbscnnlion to the Methodist cause. is untrue in ey
cry parculat, except that that occasion, Col. =
did present himself among the contributors. Ills
subscription was made in silence except ory his sta
Ting TO the Secretary, OF some gentleman siuing by
the sum he wished SCI down 10 his name, which was
not $1,000"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

and slhsf articles" were " probably" applied PFC.
periy. Probably Then the Globe don't kao,c
any Thing about it, and "probabl," told Loco
Foeo fslsehood, in attempting 10 correct a Whir
tasehood.' The papers published in Tennessee
near the scene Of Gen. Smths operations, state IN
equlvocally that he is u delauer-his abscondng
to Texas Proves it-and we believe the Globe knows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

GF9 Wn. c. Rlyes, Esq arrived in this place on
Thursday afternoon last on his return from the Viz
ginia Springs, and left town the morning. for
his fathers residence. IN Nelson county 1t was not
convenient Tor Mr.. X. to accept public dinner in
Lynchbure Al this time though it is probable he
may do so during the Fall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
Sniiey's Encyclopedias of Geography
for the use of schools amd Fa miles.

'INtlE following extracts will show the character
Il OF tue work
The plan ofiho WORK is such as 10 suit the
paeos oil Scholars IN every stage Of advancement.
aud contains nj least me third moie OF Information
Than any other similar work Of lac same size. The
style though simple, plain and easy, lsvery concise
aud clear, forming in this respect perfect contrast
wtlh hal OF other School Biographies"
The numerous illustrations OF important objects,
both OF nature aud ant, by means Of Engrasings.
taken from d,awugsby the most celebrated artists IN
Eng land. give steal interest to the work Tho Atlas
which accompanies the Geographs the materials oil
winch have been chiefly supplied by IL. ). Tanner.
SURPRISES both IN beauty aud correctness any other
School Atlas now IN USE
Lastly this Geography is more eomPrchensirs
Than any other uow IN USE II treats Of the Earth
pant al The Solar System, OF the substances when
cover It's surface. OF the elements which con ose
aud surround IT, rotts EARTH water, air as hey appear
the various forms al mountain, PLAN, tve, sea and
The Phenomena oi the atmosphere, the distribution
oi animals, and tho diffusion OF vegetables owe, the
globe, the various branches oflhe hn9nn ainiy con
sdered IN relation 10 numbers, wealth po.ical unlon
social, intellectual and moral condition."
Tue follor lng testimonials TO the value al the wb!k
will he sufficient 10 recommend II 10 Teachers anu
Parents IN this town and vicinity.
The Subscriber having, with some care loakea
over Smlley's Gempend Of Geography Intended tof
the uso OF Schools and private taniles, ~ SO lar
pleased With The selection and arrangement OF Tie
matter appropriate 10 such work. asto determine
10 introduce into his school III future. The work
IL accompanied by an Ailas well executed, and pre-
sennp all that IL desirable 10 be imprinted the
youthful memory IN the prosecution OF the seenee oi
Geog,aphy. WM ). REID
Lynehhnrg, Aug. 10, 1880.
i concur with Rev VIM. $. Reid with regard 10
the merit of Smey's Cumpend Of Geography, aud
shall gradually introduce II into my schooi
j. W. GOODMAN.
We concur with the above ecnlemen III opinion.
j. COLE,
=. ID. TOMPkINS,
PETER G. NELSON
The subscribers have received large supply Of
tins new aud popular work,
PAYNE & GREGORY.
Aug. &c WV /.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
Grscvd Scheme j.:

Yesdes many oI2sO, SO. 500, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only Sl0-lialros So-euariers
So So
For sale at BOOKER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
n" Orders from the country FOR Tickets drawn by
d. 5. Gregory & Go. IN all pirPinid Schemes FAC
companied by cash or Prize Tieke's,) promptly aud
coLfden tally attended TO- when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynebbnrc Va.
o. My customers may always depend ON see
ing the numbers Of every Lottery in which
sell Tickets, published III this Pfpef, (lhe Nngi-
MANI as the Official List Of tie Drawing IS
received. II. II. BookEk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

% = The Valley Star informs US that Mr.. Ben
tons late visit To Washington bad connection
with the of Col. Brandt, of the L. s. Army who
was recently cour-martlalrd aust Louis aud whose
aequtal the Slar confidently predicts. We know
nothing and care as hle, about Col. Brandt but, If
the Great llunbugger is on his side, he will be
punished. though he be guilty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
DELEGATES 10 The .staunton Contention.

Bedjofd--We learn, though we have not received
an Of the proc eedngs, that Monday last,
Wm. Radlofd, Beuj. A. Donald, WIN. NJ Burw eli
aud Dr.. Thomas p. Mitchell appointed Dele
gates TO the SIauhton Convention We have not
heard the names OF the alternales, If any APP
pointed.
Goochiund-Cnl William Boiling, john II. Plea
sauis- Alternates, Isaac Curd John S. Fleming.
Pat,ick-Samne 6. Staples, Thomas j. Penn
Allernates, Crawford Turner, john Payne.
Henrg-Wlam Martin, Peyton Gravely-Al-
ternates, Cen Brscoe &. Baldwin, A. H. H. stu
art.
Eoyeae-Col. Alfred Beckley-AIternate, kenton
Harper.
Fairfar-CoI. John B. Hunter. Maj. Henry
Falriax-Alt,inates, II. w. Thomas, Spencer NJ.
Ball.
Greene Oliver Fnks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

" Seizures OF English goods continue to be
made. IN large quantities, AZ the custom houses in
Baltimore. Philadephia aud New York, for false en-
TIES In every one Of the recent cases discovered,
We believe, the fraud has been perpelraed by the En-
slish cousignor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

HUR BARCHALL offer his services TO The ciii-
w zens Of Lynchbnrg as teacher ofthe Hebrew,
French. aud German Languages. Those who wish
10 crqnire into his qualifications, he refers to the
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson of this place, and TO tesimoni-
ais in his possession. aud which he will with pleasure
exhibit from he Rev. DR.. Anthem Of New York.
Rev. Mr.. Parks. and the Rev. Dr. Waller, Of Nor
folk, and the Rev. My Keesee OF Portsmouth He
may be found at Mt Rypma's, on Main street.
Aug. % 2wd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

u The Medical Faculty of uamden Sydney
College ire about TO present to DIR. Augustus l..
W amer, of Richmond, who has been very active in
organizing the Medical College in Richmond. and in
giving efficiency to It's operations, a spendid
and elegantly ornamenlej Silver Bowl and Ladle,
with Suitable inscription.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

~ The Lexington Valley Star announces the
arrival IN that village of the distinguished states
man. the Hon. Thomas II. Benton-"in fine
health and spirits Honorable Well--it is lucky
for the distinguished statesman" thai courtesy per
mits the use al term which certainly looks incon-
gruous when associated with his name.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

NJ The election Of a member Of Congress in the
Columbia district, South Carolina, to supply the va
cancy occasioncd by he resignation OF Col. +. H.
Fillmore, will take place on the Cd Monday in Octo-
Der. The candidates announced are Col Jamlson
of Oraus eburg, Col. Butler ofBarnwel Col Caugh-
man OF Lexington, and Maj. O'Hanlon OF Rich
mond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

o. The National lnelligeneer of the Goth inst.
announces the death OF Commodore Daniel n. Pat
tefson. distinguished Off of the T. s. Navy aud
Commanlsnt OF the Navy Ya,d aud Station in
Washington city, after short hut severe Illness Of
bout 80 hours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

o. We learn from the St. Louis Republican OF
t7lh inst. thai Charles Elicit, Jr Esq tate Chie
Engineer Of the James River and kanawha Comps
n.y. was then in that city, in consultation with some
Of its citizens the subject of Wire R'ld9c er-,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

a. We have only 10 say 10 the Valley Star.
We are not mad, most noble Festus. but speak the
words OF sobetuess and truth"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
Increase.
Sl09.4I5 66

Tue tolls Of the present year, il Is supposed, ma,
reach 81 100000. Next year (says the Baltimore
American) under the influence oithe completion Of
the Tide Water Canal the tolls will be greatly in
creased, and returns will then begin to be received
on the COS, OF the North and West Branch Canals
the coal regions bordering on which will be opened
10 an Atlantic market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

C. The indianapolis Journal of the Cob inst
says the State Bank of Indiana has declined recev-
ing the funds of the General Government on special
depose. on the terms proposed by the Secretary OF
the Treasury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

u Commander William G. Mckenney, Of the
L. ). Navy, died at New York on the 2iih ult
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
TerMs. per session OF i've months:
EsNEIlNG CLOTHS.

WYE HAVE received fresh supply OF the gen.
w uine GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTlNG
CLOTHS. embracing every number IN use, winch
will be sold as low they can be bought IN the
State. TURNER Bun w ELL.
June Wills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

Pennsylvania MprorementS.-T amount Of
tolls received the Pennsylvania Rail Roads and
Canals, since the opening of navigation up TO Au.
gust IS, 1889 was S67l PIT 80
Received to Aug. 18, 1888 SCI sol 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

ITdSIlngloh NleHoIolls
Nor has yours we infer from the frequency aud
caruesiness ith which you camor for fresh reno
walls from office En- pdssant-ilow would an en-.
bassy 10 africa suit the Ex.Judleal Editor Of the
Metropolis!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

ST 4 TE OF vi A IL v l. A N ID
10 erect Torn f.r"l and other Buildings an he
City Of Baltimore.
CLASS No. ONE, ron 1889.
To be positively drawn in The City OF Baltimore, on
"Wednesday, September 25ih 1889.
Undr tho Superniendtnoe of Commissioners.
d. S. GREGORY & Co. (suceessors OF Yates *
M'lnyfe,) Managers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
ROBERT EARLY,
SUR q n 90 " I'D n WHIST

a ~ - II W ~ NJ n ~ A -
HAS RETURNED to Lynehhurs, aud may y
II u found at the FaASKLIN HerIL. se#
March 81 visit
DAaSAM COPARVA, Caoinel, Opium
I'D Camphor. Peruvian Bark Ami Billions md IA
ii. Dyspepue Pills, T"iar Emeic. etc. with com
pete and LirQe assortment OF pure and best MEDl
CINES, Surgeon and De tai instruments. etc. fot
s'e Howell DAVIES.
n. b. Nutmrgs. Cloves, Mace, long and black
Pepper. white aud black Ginger do do Mus
la,d Seed. Cinnamon, etc., for sale as above.
Aug. 20 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
E0.sesu NrUscs g'0a.Fg0v5'0;C.

One Capital PrIze OF $1,000 /! !! !!
Five do do 5000 !
Whole Tickets only 81.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY.
EXTRA CLASS, No. 6, FOR 1889.
To be drawn at RICHMOND on Tuesdiy, Sept.
3D. u The drawing will be received at this
office on Thursday, thu 5th inst
HANDSOME SCHEME.
4 Prize OF $4,000 5prizes of $500
do 2,055 5 do $50
5 Prizes of 1000 " do 100
} do 800
Together with many OF $40, $780, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only S3-liaives 81 50-Quar-
teis rs cents.
BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
DRAWING RECEIVED.
The following were the drawn Numbefs for the
Wellsbnrg LOTTERY Extra Class, No. q, for $50, at
Richmond on Tuesday the 9Th OF August viz
II 7 So Is II Is IS p SO "a 81 ID.
Handsome Prizes sold at
BOXERS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
BOARD and MUSIC.

BOARD and MUSIC.
MFRS. JOHN TOMPklNS continues to give in
WI structions IN MUSIC on the PIANO FORTE
and GUITAR, and 10 receive III her family Young
Ladies' who visit Lynchbnrg Tor thor cdncation.
Mrs. 7. viii expect portion OF the charge for
Boa.i ana Tuition IN advance al least rs much rs
may be entirely agreeable 10 her patrons
Sept2 10 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

o. We pabllsh The article Il oa The siik Farmer T.,
because II puipons TO give facts. Those interested
must form their own conclusions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
E1rgSs.sa state LOTTERY.

For the benefit of the Leesbng Academy.
Class. No s. Tor 1889.
To be drdpn al Aierandria on Saturday The 7h u
September il - The Dra,ctne wht be reeeired al
his Office on Iuesday, ION INST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
MURRAY FORBES,
u .I.nn.tL l.
Situation EB'tssiseR.
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4 SHALL resume the duties Of my school, on
Il on day the 9th Of September
JNO. CARY.
Septembef2 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

fg'tE next session of the subscrhet's school
Il will commence on the first day OF October
The price Of tnllion is SIP n session payable in
advance. llENNlNGHAM Y. REID.
Seps uOii