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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
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VIE LynchOurE Savings ID A N X
= continues TO receive Depostes at tho follow
ing rates, viz.
or all sums OF current money of IS in amount
ana upwards, 5 per cen,u,n per nnnum. for any
time not exceeding l2 months; and If the sum re
mama longer period than l2 months So per cen.
."m per annun which are higher rates oi
Interest thnn nrc paid by amy other Im-
ssstuai0n In lynchburg.
Denos''ors may rely upon the security for tho 70
sble.
Discount Days every Thursday, At o'clock. p. NJ.
DIRECTORS.
!ehu Williams A. e. Elliott,
w. =. Bryant, Jas c. Hunt.
Geo. Bagby. A. K,nnirr.
A. II. Armstead, VIM Nj. Dawn.
l. y. Acree, J. I. Hunt,
Z. Melyer j. L. ShackleC,,d.
OFFICERS.
JEHu WILLIAMS. President.
w. =. BRYANT Treasurer.
GEO. BAGBY, Secretary.
Feb 10 iaC IL
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OBITUARY..

D'e"' al ms residence in Campbell county, the
18th inst, Capt. ELLIS HUsrER, in The 3oth year
Of his age tie has left disconsola wife aud three
promising children, together with long line of do
ting relatives 10 deplore their rcparble loss In all
the relations OF liIc as husband, father MASTER JUS.
ce Of the peace friend and neiehbor, lie sustained
unsullied reputation-I1s death has left a vaca-
lion in society that can never be filed The dee en- SYM.
pathy which pervades The neghborhood bears ample
testimony Of his uncommon worth. How uncertain are
all subIunary enjoymenls! But two short weeks ago
he in the vgor Of life and the pride Of his manhood
was surrounded BY every thing that could make life
desirable. fond and coDf'ng companion, relations,
and friends without number, together with as much
ottho things Of the world could in any way tend
TO ms happiness; but in meekness and humility We
would bow to The affective dispensat,on, and Try Ia
bring our feelings in due submission by recollecine
mat 1t IS fathers hand that holds ,e rod: and thai
the lutgc 81 tl,c earth will do right.
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Correspondence of Me United States Gasette.
- Nrw YonK. FeB IL.
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
nREADEITy SrlIpWR ErkSt


BY the arrival OF the packet ship Cambridge, Cap
tain Bursley, from Liverpool. this rnus. we have
advices from that city to the l0,h ult. bringing.
regrett say, the most distressing intelligence NC
have for many years received from Europe.
shall merely say, that the Great Western was
moi TO leave Bristol before the 2Sh Jan, and the
Liverpool on the 9th inst, ard at proceed to
give you some account Of the melancholy news,
have to communicate. viz the loss of our fine pack
ct ships ST. Andrew, Captain Thompson; Pennsyl-
vania, Capt. Smith and Oxford, Capt. Rahburn;
in dreadful hurricane at Liverpool the 9Th nlt.
including the CaItan, two mates, -four passengers.
and seven sailors Of the Pcnnns ylvia.
The papers which have reached us, ale so filed
with details OF this dreadful storm, that il 10 difficult
TO condense any thing like ful account Of It's raw
ages. II commenced on Sunday evening, the 9th,
inst and continued I'LL the next morning, sweeping
down entire houses, chmueys, &c. and extending
to nearly every street in the city but the disasters
among the Shipping we've il,e most terrific The Ok,
ford lies ashore in Boolc BAY, with loss Of all bar
masls and much injured, though il is hoped her hull
has not sustained material damages. The cargo be-
tween decks was uninjured, but that in the hold way
floating. The Captain, crew and passengers. had
landed in safety. The ST. Andrew, went ashore on
Burbo Sands her passengers were saved, but the
vessel IS a total wreck. The following extract from
leiier, received by the Cambridge, tells the fate Of
Of the Pennsys sff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

PrGisevordy Mun,fcence.-Mr. John Rex, a tan
ny. who lately died at Raleigh directed in his will.
~ the whole Of his slaves, (about 20) be sent to
NDera, under the patronage of the American Colo
nization Society, and left funds in the hands Of his
executors. to defray the expenses Of the voyage, and
comfortably establish them their arrival in Africa.
He also left about $4,000, TO found an fnfrnary
for the poor sick of Raleigh, and many other libe-
raj requests 10 his relatives. Mr.. Rex was 4 single
man aud native Of Transatlantic
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To the Editors Of The Ttreini0n.

A CORE pondent Of the Lynchbnrg Vreinian. "
Of the l4rh INST, who signs himself LONE OF
THE PEOPLE," in conlr verring the claims of
Mr. Rves the support Of the Wings, in the ensuing
Senatorial election has gone out Of his way to as
sail MIR. Garland. In speaking &c the support given
40 Mr.. Tallmadge, in opposition to the Sub Treasury
Scheme, he saws: " Mr.. Legare batiied by his SIDE
Not so did Mr.. Garland. He gaze ,ceak d.marer;ne
support. and being placed upon the reise sse committee
of examination. he care his support 10 he admins
tration and did all an his po'cer 10 conceal The cor
ruption and infamy Of has trienas and TO battle ,nres
isntion." Ii " One of the People" had confined
his charge against Mr.. Garland to wave,lng IN his
opposition to the Sub Treasury scheme, | should
have left his three speeches. aud his uniform votes
against that and all its kindred measures to H. We an.
swered and refu,ed the charge. Mr.. Tallmadge and
Mr. Legare both know that it is unlouned. He has
been thing but wavering. But it is 10 the chafee
that Mr.. Garland did all IN his power TO conceal
the corruption and nfamy of his friends and 10 baC
fe investigation" that intend TO respond. Now
Mr.. Garland was never a member ofnu inresti-
eating committee, since he has been a member of
Congress, and that was in the winter Of 1897. He
was chairman Of the committee, aud as 10 the truth Of
this charge, will LET the Hon. Henry A. Wise, who
WAS a member Of that committee, testify. In
speech delivered by that gentleman on the 2lst OF
December last. in speaking Of that committee and
Mr.. Garland's conduct as a member of IT, he saws !:
" Sir, (speaking of what be called packing commit
tees. not only did you and the administration pur-
re this course upon The committee 10 examine the
= lndhon Of the various Executive Departments of
uhtch tcas chairman, but in like manner you played
the same game on the committee. and towards The
committee of which my friend and colleague (Mr.
Garland) chairman. You repealed inquiry re-
fused heterogeneous. Frustrated and postponed
iutons, encouraged contumacy in difference only
that then the usual throw oiihe die cinque- four
my colleague, The chairman, usually voting with
the minority of rhree-Johnson, Peyton and WISE"
IL One Of the People wishes any further proof
OF tue utter injustice OF his attack refer to the Jour
nal Of that committee. Perhaps - One Of The Peo-
pie" is under the impression hat Nj, Garland was
a member of Mr.. Wise's committee ; but he was
NOT Mr.. Wise was a member Of Mr.. Garland's
committee, but Mr.. Garland was not a member of
Mr. Wise's.
My only object is to state facts. have no com
mentary TO mate. JUSTICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
Grand Schclne!

Besides great number of $50, $50 $40, &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-lIalves S5-Quarters So SO.
For sale in a gre,t variety of choice numbers at
TALBO1"S LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders hom the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Prize Tickets, for Tickets in any Vi,-
ginia Scheme drawn by d. S. Gregory & Co Mana
gers will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
he most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(post pald) TO MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchb,he, Ia.
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vOC.1L MUSIC.

'nE subscriber will commence an Adult Glaze
= Tor the instruction Of ladies' Ia Vocal Musie, ~
soon Is 'ufi'e'en, number ofpupilsi 10 gagged.
IEkMS-s5 90 Tor twenty five Lsssons--,hree
gwen each week, at such hours Of the DAY ~ " III
best suit the pupils.
ihosc who may wish TO join please leave their
names at Mr. Geo. Bagby's store. n, soou :, ma, be
convenient, asst is necessary tina, the class should be
formed Immediately. GEO. HOOD.
Feb. Is o.,
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NPZVs(s WHEAT.
Road Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received u, tho
- Pellar Mills. tAmhers,) on The an Of March
merit for making tho Lynchburg aud Builaloe Sprns
Turnpike Road (n distance Of o5 iic..)--Also the
building of two Bridges, ono across Hatt,s's Creek,
the other across Pedlar River. For further par'-
cnars. apply to Robert Camm, John d. Davis and
Haxacl Williams, Esqrs., either Of whom. in the
timc viii show the location to any disposed to
contract for the snme.
BY order OF the Board.
G. CARTER, Scc'y.
The Lexington Gazette will please copy the above
ill the 9Th Of March, and forward its account this
Office for payment.
Feb. Is I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

Ner Rail Road in Pennsyiranid-A bill has pas
sed the Senate of Pennsylvania, for the cons,ruc-
Sion, on State account, OF Rail Road from Cham
bersburg TO Piusburg. 2l0 miles, al an estimated
cost Of sig 600 900. This will complete he line Of
Rail Road from Philadelphia to Pnsburg. The
public debt Of this State for Internal Improvements
is already upwards of $50 900 200
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

THE BANK OF COMMERCIAL overflow
ing subscription has been made 10 this new Bank
The capital stock required was S5,00o000. Sub
scription to the amount Of S6.ls9, 200 was made-a
surplus was required of nearly million and half
more than TO ill up TIE stock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

Fine Price for an amherst Horse.-The New York
Spr, Of the Times says: " That VIM. McCargo
has sold ditorf TO Mr.. John Campbell, Of Bali
more, whe carries him 10 n. Orleans The price
WIS 5000 !" Ahorf was bred By Philip ST. George
Amber. Esq. of Amhrest county and was when last
sold the joint property ofCaPt. John S. Co,bin, of
abe Fairfield Course. Va. and MIR. McCargo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

Dreadful Earthquake at Martinique. an ar
rival at N. Orleans, we learn that terrible earth
quake visited that Island, the llth ult., which
spread havoc and ruin the whole Of hat French
Colony, destroying buildings, laying waste planta-
tons. and swallowing up and destroying many fami
lies. The commotoH lasted about five minutes
More than -four hundred persons los, their lives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
Il. Ii. ESTES.
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
DIX y q % ID s,
Nh uS1 orLpt Street. RaltinOre

NO. IS7, WaTNct StFCet, bHItT1nOTe,
rs now receiving from the latest importations, and
l. from Domestic Manufactures, his
SPKE-N'ls GOODS,
selected principally for the Virginia trade, which he
offers ON the usual terms. and At the lowest market
prices. He hopes TO be able to offer Al all times
as desirable an assert ment of Goods can be found
and respectfully socits the patronage ofhis friends
and the public
Baltimore, Feb. ID w4wh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

THE MAINE BORDER DIFFICULTIES
An armed force left Bangor the Sd inst, for the
purpose Of driving of the British inrudcrs. who had
,,ken possession Of some part Of the disputed terri
tory, and were cutting down trees. carrying of um-
her, and committing other depreda,ons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Court of iiusngs, Of tho corporation of Lynchburg
the 4h day of February 1889.
William L. Lancaster, Plaintiff,
against
Pleasan, Labby, William Young, Edmund Bowyer. VIII
liam Davis, McCorke McDan'el and Miller Roberts,
Defendants,
IN CHANCiRY
The defendant, William Young, net having entered his
appearance and gwen security, according " the nc. OF AS
senbly mud the rules of thus court and Appearing by salts
factory evidence, TINT he is nhabnnt oi ms Com
monwcalth sordecd that the said defendant 10 appear
here on the first Monday in hny the scc.h
mended bill othe plaintiff and that copy Of this order be u'
serted IN seine rewspaper published in the Of Lync
burg for months md posted al the front
door of the couhouss OF this Corporation.
ACopy-Teste,
JAMES BENAGH, Clerk.
Feb. 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

MrCLAYS SPEECH.-Weiay before our rea-
Jers o-d.y Mr.. Gays great speech on the subjec,
Of Abolition. 1t requires from US praise, but we
.,p say, that il is Of those mastery efforts of
which his friends may well be pie ased. We only ask
for il an attentive perusal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

Editorial Conrention.-Thc adjourned meeting oil
the Editorial Convention of Virginia, will be held in
Richmond on the 22nd inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

For rent,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
WING in tho upper end of Amherst County +,
IL both OF which are well adapted to the csltute
Of CON, Wheat and Tobacco. and Astounding with u
first rate .ange for stock.
Also, tWc negro Women, accustomed TO
plantation busiocss.
Apply 10 the undersigned living near Lynchburg,
Campbell County, Va. -
VIZ. NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Agent TO- zedekiah Shoemaker.
Feb. lS 81
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III DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from tho subscriber. on tho 25th
III January last, near Salisbury North Carolina, a
negro man, named SPENCER; said negro Is about
30 30 years Of age, five feet five six inches high.
has one OF two his side teeth out As is probable,
said negro will cndeavor to ret TO Lynchburg, or TO
Amherst County, in Virginia where he has u wife
wing, will give ,he above reward ifdelivered TO Mr.
Seth Woodruff in Lynehburg, or secured In any
iaI so that get him again.
CORNELIUS CROW.
Feb X ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

MEXICO & FRANCE Hos,ilites have ceased
between these two powers. II is said that an AMIGA
bic adjustment Of their differences has been effected
by the interpositon of the British Government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
NE w q q q ID . =.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED. a few pack
w ages of VIEW GOODS,
amongst which are a lot Of Muslin Capes and Col
lars. French work,) very cheap:
Callicoes, Worsted Cotton Hosery.
Fancy Handkerchiefs, | Mareno handkerchief,
GAUGE do Satin Ribbons,
POngee Silks do Velvet DO
With many other articles and small lot Of Nuns
Bonne,s, and IN daily expectations pf receiving
a case Of Nuns Bonneis, (new siyle.) All oil which
we are de ter,nned 10 sell low for cash.
j. ]. PURVIs a. DUFFEL.
Feb j
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Correspondence of he RieAmond Compiler.

LIVERPOOL, 9Th, Jan. 1859.
The Tobacco market still has a tendency up-l
wards lad is now freely given for good strips. and
those who want fine quality do not reiuse,o pay
l5d. 80 t.sts .s,r >
Early laat week there Il panse 10 the. der,and
for Cotton and prices gave WY i'd. but on Friday q
Saturday upwards of $1,000 bales were taken. yes
te,day 5000 and The market is as high ever to-
day but little has beer done,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
MAR KlAGE.

Married. IN the 18th inst. by the Rev. VIM S
Reid, Mr.. JOHN S. LANGHoRNE of Amherst county
to Miss SARAH ELIZABETH, daughter Of Chiswe
Dabney. ESQ., OF this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

lrrestixaans Commiaee.-The members OF this
cemmi,,ee returned 10 Washington early last week.
r, 10 said they hsve Investigations to make in
,he Treasury Department, and will not make Re-
mort to the House Of Representatives for several
days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

O. We learn from the Nashville Wing, that
IN the case Of Gen. Jackson's' Negroes, charged
with the murder Of DonnalJsons Frank, the iu-
ry returned verdict of not gully.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
DrNaCiMgs Received.
The following were the drawn numbers for tho
.NOMOngNliN Lottery.
Road Contractors

vTAKE NOTICE, tina, the President and Direc.
Il tors Of the Salem and Pepper Ferry. Turnpike
Company, will lei OUT. on Monday the Oh day Of
March next, at Salem, two sections Of five miles
each, all that part of SAID road lying between Sa
lem and Lafayette.
BY order of,he Board,
February II 3w "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

cRiCHMOND MARKETS.--Feb IL.
Some advices in town. by tq-day,s nail. thew an
improve me Mt in the prices Of Tobacco and Bread
S,uffs but az no, real sales have come under our.
knowledge, San only quote those from prior tsans-
actions. -rt7 -,
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TRUST S.ALE,

+ HAVE Just received, u superior lot Of TAN.
l. NERS OIL. for sale. CASWELL POE.
Feb. IL 4tW
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For The benefit Of the to,on Of Wheeing,
CLASS, No. 2, FOR 1899.
To be drawn at Alexandra Saturday 23rd Of Feb
ruary, 1889. O. The dra,eing ,cin be received al
his Office on Tuesday The 26h inst. al o'clock,
p. NJ
S<1.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVING declined the Grocery Business, and
Il l. rented out my Grocery Room, request all per
sons who are indebted TO me to come forward and
make payment, and by SO doing it will enable me TO
raw what owe. RICE NEWMAN.
N. B. l shall continue to keep Boarding House
at the same place. n. N.
Feb. II w2wH'
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Review of the Lynchburg Market,

CORRECTED BY
RICHARD TYREE-Cemmission Merchant.
Extreme prices of passedTobacco,S1l so to 30 25
Refused Leaf, 10 90 to ID 25
Do Lugs. SO to 10 90
Inspected this week. 95 hhds Tobacco.
Flour (by wholesale,) Sc rs to 90
Wheat. (oi all kinds in good demandll 35 10 l 40
Corn, per barrel, 90 TO 90
Meal (per busheD 90 to 0 90
Whiskey, so to 90
Iron, (per TONI months, 100 90 to 90 90
Hemp, (per TOM 100 90 tol30 90
Bacon. (by whoesale,) 10 90 to IL 90
Oats, (per bushel,) so to 90 90
Salt, (per sack,) on to 25
FREIGHT.
Down the river. so 25 to 90 80
Up The river. rs to | 90
Plaster and Iron (per tony 90 to 10 90
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Chewing Tobacco.

\ LOT OF CHEWING TOBACCO. manu-
"a featured pure aud unadulterated, from Doctor
James T. Stevens's celebrated crop, sold last sum
mer, Tor sale at rs cents per pound. at
MARTIN, WARD Il DAVlS'S.
Fec. 10 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

03}"Thc agen, OF the Safe Bank at Alabama, who
is now in Liverpool, announces the shipment of one
million Of dollars in specie, which is to 60 in equal
sums to the banks at Decatur and Huntsville.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18
RICHMOND, Feb. 10, 1889.

After the transaction OF the morning business, the
debate Mr.. Edmunds's proposed amendment TO
the James River bill resumed, and Mr.. Dorman.
who moved the adjournment yesterday, yielded the
foorto Mr.. Hodges the able young member from
Nansc mond, who, in clear and lucid argument Of
an hour in length, sustained the bill, and opposed
the amendment. Mr.. Hodges confessed that he
came TO the Legislature last winter. infected with
the preudices Of Eastern Virginia against the whole
system Of internal improvement, but with mind o.
pen 10 the influence Of reason and facts and that
he had not long turned his attention to the subject
before he convinced oil his error. though he
continued, in Difference to the supposed will Of his
constituents, to vote against every appropriation for
that purpose. He believes, however, that his con-
stitucnts, well himself, have changed their OPT
nion and that they will sustain him in advocating the
policy of Vreinia-uhich is to resort TO artificial
means 10 develop her natural resources just as
farmer calls every possible agency into action to in
crease the natural fertility Of his soil. Mr. Hodges
possesses finely cultivated as well wclI-disciplined
mind. and, if he continue in public life will be an
honor to the old Commonwealth whose true in
teres,s, in despite of the influence of educa-
tional prejudice and sectional feeling, he thor
oushly comprehends When | heard from that
portion OF Virginia, opinions so contrary TO those
which have generally proceeded from tba, quarter,
felt that all not lost. The general diffusion
Of light and int gence upon this subject will con-
,inue win converts 10 our ranks until scarcely
enemy 10 Internal improvement shall be found. In
deed, il the friends OF the policy be permitted to 20
on unobstructed for five years, the system. by its
splendid results, will be its own strongest champion
| 1t will destroy all opposition by the benefcence Of Its
effects. The other gentlemen who participated in
the debate, on this amendment were Mcssrs. Ed
munds Smith OF l. of W., and Goode, in favor oft.
and Messrs. Stuart, Dorman, Robertson and Bayey
against it. was gralifed however, 10 hear Col.
Smith, (who, you know, comes from the hnli-lnter-
nal improvement region. say. that has course was not
dictated by hostility TO the improvement, which he
thought it important make, but he was anxious to
take il out of the hands of The Company, and CON-
plete il on STATE account. For my own part, have
no doubt this would have been originally the best
plan but as the Company has progressed with It Sc
far it is perhaps better, the absence OF all posvt
evidence Of lnsmanage men or extravagance, 10 per
init them to 60 on with il. 1t does certainly seen
that they get rid oftoo mnch money in salaries ant
other contingent expenses. 1fthey expectto reta''
the confidence Of the people, they must economic u
This particular; and would respectfully hint tina
their subordinate officers instead OF young boys jus
from the walls Ola collage, should be practical nN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-18

Look at This Scheme y!
To be DrNsUM Tomorrow
Twenty Thousand Dollars Capital
PKIZE!!
Twenty Prizes Of One Thousand DoIIavs
and Tickets only -.
Richmond .4cHdesssy Lottery.
EXTRA CLASS, No. 2, ron 1889.
To be drawn at Richmond on Tuesday, 10Th Feb
1889. T. The drawing will be received at this
Office, Oh Thursday, the 2lst inst. at 2 O'Clock,
p. M.
Beautiful Scheme.
l Prize Of $4,000 20 of $1,000
do of 5000 DO Prizes Of 300
l do Of 5000 so do Of 200
do of $500 249 do Of 100
do OF l.424
Togelhe, with grea. number of $50 $50 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only S5-IIayes-S2 5O-Quar,ers
81 %. For sale al
TALBoTs OFFICE.
DrNaUiNgs Received.
The following were the drawn numbers for tho
.uOMOngNlia Lottery.
CLASS NO. l FOR 800.
Drawn at Alexandra, on Saturday the 9th Feb.
1889 viz.
60 80 30 II 72 60 20 35 IS 46 6s 26.
And the following numbers were drawn for the
JV'elIsbMrg Lottery,
EXTRA CLASS NO. Q FOR 1882
At Richmond, on the 18th Feb. 1889, viz,
Is 80 20 a. ! 10 25 IL 20 62 So.
Handsome Prizes sold at
TALBOTT'S OFFICE.
o. A few chances yet on hand Tor the great
$1,000 Scheme, which comes on to- morrow, at.
TALBOTTS OFFICE.
Lynchburg, February 10, 1899.