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The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-18
VIRGINIA SENAroR.-The Alexandria

VIRGINIA SENAToR.-The Alexandra
Gazette says
s'Public opinion among the opposition
party in Virginia seems to be fast settling
down into a determination to elect Mr.
Rives to the Senate of the United States,
and to make Mr.. Tyler Governor of the
State. Mr.. Riyes, it is understood, does
not hesitate to avow himself as in decided
opposition to the administration.
DEMOCRATIC Wires, AND Tory Loco
Focos.-T'he Alexandria Gazette says:
The Globe, and all Gifts kidney, in put
ting down the results Of the Virginia cleo
tons, call the Wings Federalists, and the
Administration men Democrats. This is
laughably impudent. In many sections
of Virginia the reverse is the fact--the
old Democrats being Wings, and their OPP
ponents old Federalists. This digging
up Of buried name, and tying it to liv-
ing party is a disgusting trick-Demo.
Gratis! forsooth! Pshaw!
IMMENSE kOBBERtES.----.STEAM AT
RoBBERY.-The John w. Richmond, on
her arrival from Providence this morning,
was detained some hours in the North RI
yer, in consequence of a passenger i. w.
Ferris, Esq, of Boston, having been rob-
bed of papers valued at $4,000, Part OF
the money was found, but the thief was
moi found.
BIGGER YET!-The Cashier Of the
Bank Of Utica was robbed last night, on
i board the steamboat swallow, on her way
from Albany Of the sum of $500, OOO.-
The rogue was not discovered. IN Y.
Times.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-18

1t is a disgraceful and melancholy fact,
that some newspapers are made to live by
carrying on system of pilfering from the
columns Of their contemporaries. This
habit, in one case, is well rebuked in the
following article from the Providence
Journal.
PiBering.-What right has the Bos
ton Courier to plagiarise from the col
umns of its Providence namesake? We
observe that the leading article in the Pro-
violence paper of Saturday, was uncere-
moniously copied verbatim ct literatim. by
the Boston man into his publication of
Friday. To commit the plagiarism at
all was bad enough, but to take it even
before the right owner had an opportuni-
ty to use it himself, was abominable. 1t
is not the first time that the Providence
Courier has been served similar trick.
We sometimes think the various newspa-
pers conspire to cheat it in the same way;
for we scarce ever see an original article
there, that is not purloined by some one
in the same way, and most mysteriously
too, always before its appearance there.
We think proper regard for its own pro.
lection should induce our neigh5or to re-
fuse an exchange with such pilferers.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-18

NTFW York and Boston sole, Kip and Meats
IN Leather,
100 Grass and Grain scythes,
100 Patent Scythe Snaths,
goo Rolls Wall Paper,
100 Kegs Boston Nails,
goo Yds super carpeting
Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Snuff, &c. &c.
for sale by
June 6 BRIDGMAN g. PARTRIDGE.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-18

WN7' EBSTERS Elementary Spelling book for
wv sale at
June, 6, FRIEDMAN & PARTRIDGE.
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self understood. A person followed him,
and found the little sufferer in a swamp,
where she was standing up to her arms in
mud and water. She must have remain
ed there during the whole or a greater
part Of the night without sleep. We think
that Keeper ought to be furnished with
an additional bowl of bread and milk dur
ing the remainder of his life, as a reward
for his sagacity.
TEA.--A writer in the Buffalo Advert
ser states that the black and the green tea
may be cultivated to any extent in the
United States. It's now twelve years
since both varieties have been introduced
into France, where they have fourished
ever since in the open air, without any
species of artificial protection. A French
gentleman, NJ. Stanislaus Julien, has
threatened to translate from the Chinese
language, as soon as it may be wanted for
practical use, an extended treatise upon
the culture Of tea, and its diverse prepare
tons. This is the same individual who
translated the synopsis Of the Chinese
treatises upon the culture of the n,ulber-
ry trees, and the raising of silk worms,
which was published by order of the
French government. We should not be
altogether surprised if the culture Of the
tea plant is destined to take the place OF
the morus multicaulis ble.-Boston
| Journal.
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1nnO B ss K Kenahwa, Pittsburgh ..1u,gh re-
lum Salt for sale by
FRIEDMAN & PARTRIDGE.
[agents for the Kenawha Salt Co.
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An BOXES Glass s hy 10 and ~ y If
eR( ard 90 kegs WHITE 'LE l.Dp
"a & bvr m CHARLES J. STA hn''
Burlington 9Th Jane-.l
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TO THE
HERS OF JOHN GILBERT DECEASED AND ALL
PFRSONS CONCERNED,

WOU will hereby take notice that where
Il as John Gilbert on the 10th day of
Nov. A. D. 1898, bound himself, his heirs and
assigns to deed unto Samuel B. Mulholland by
good and sufficient warrantee deed, the east
and west sub. Of the North West quarter of
Section No. 80 in Township No. IS Range
No. west, and whereas said Gilbert died since
the execution of said bond. The said Samuel
B. Mulholland by SC Hastings, his attorney.
will apply to the District court, to be begun
and holden at Napoleon for the county Of
Johnson, on the Cd Monday Of September next
to grant license to and empower the admins
traitor of John Gilbert, deceased, to make and
execute unto the said Samuel B. Mulholland a
good warrantce deed to said tract of land, as
said Gilbert bound himself as above mention.
cd.
S. C. HASTINGS, Attorney for
June 90, 1889. Samuel B. Mulholland
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- TICKETS s2e-NO SHARES.
The whole of the Tickets with their Numbers
as also those containing the Prizes will be eS
amined and scaled by Commissioners appolnli.ea
under the act, previously to their being putin
to the wheels. t.s
One wheel will contain the whole OF tue
numbers, the other will contain the btu frizOS'
and the first 600 numbers that shall be drawn draw
cut, VIII be entitled to such prizes as may DC
drawn 10 its number, and the fortunate boideIs
OF such.prizcs will have sucfrroPerty translsr
red to them immediately after the draSins'
and ,rithout any Deduction
SYLVESTER & co, 156. Broadway N. OLA
May a5 1899 4-Ist Dec.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-18

DONNETS and Palmetto Hats tor, ss1s-
u BRIDGMAN & PARTRRiiLD'ooD
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20 do--each 10 do of the louisiana State
Bank, 100 each, each Prize l,0Ot 2U,V
10 do-each 2 shares Of l0G each, each
prize Of the Gas Light Bank, Nv
2OG do each share Of the Bank OF Lou
isiana .,sss.re. wv
900 DO each share OF 100 Of the New
Orleans Bank. wv
$50 do each share Of 100 OF the lnien Z
Bank of Florida. i3N
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1nAs Kegs Blasting and Rifle fq pm
HUI so IGNO lbs shot. for SAFE pyf.
FRIEDMAN 81 PARIhilDsoi1-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05
FIREII-FTPE !n-fIREM

TaNHE friends of D. M Hoyt and "Dame Fortune
IL are hereby informed. that notwithstanding Inc
caIamitous fire which destroyed their Mutual Accom-
mediation Office" last Saturday night, they are IN
ways discouraged, but are only bound more firmly
together by the circumstance.
They have consulted together and have determined to
enter into permanent copartnership, and therefore,
announce to the public, that the
"PHGNIX HAS ARISEN!
And their COURT, with all their brilliant GttendaHts
will be opened and continued with Il succession oil
splendid Fetes at the below the old stand, IN
the house formerly occupied by Mcdowell e. Go.
In pursuance Of the above notice is hereby given
a coparnershp has been entered into between u NJ
HOYT and DANE FORTUNE" for the TRANSACTION
of general Prize Business and they confident tha'
the large supply which they have just opened mo- mos
being moi only warm, but absolutely smoking ho') WI.
enable them satisfy all callers These tickets canno
have been rescued from the flames, but tor some sPeG
purpose and they would bint to those IN the tade .
some very comfortable New Years Giits are among
them beyond doubt.
They have just received per steam packet some yer!
splendid prizes, such as $4,000, 100000 $50 600 &c
Ian 6S-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05
THE IEENA
FIRE Insurance COMPANY

A RE continuing to take risks in Town and CounUy'
"a on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Manufactures, M''
and other Buildings and on Furniture Libraries wear.
ing Apparel, Stocks of Goods, Machinery, and Inc
Stock of Mills and Manufactures, well on mo''
other descriptions Of insurabe property. The terms
will in all cases. be made favorable, be Obtain
ed at any other good Office. Applications 10 be mace
either personally or by letter, to the Agent in RchmoH''
JOHN o. LAY,
Aren't at Richmond
THOS K BRACE,
President .Etna Insurance Company
THE subscriber intending for the future to deVote ~
undivided attention 10 the subject of Insurance. THINKS
il proper to add that EVERY loss which has II
during his agency of The Etna Office, for ,ne @'a -
years has been literally adjusted and settled ny h"' "
the satisfaction Of the parties insured: ,y
agsnt F3tna Insurance Company
Feb 10 CIV View
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EfOHE'S office.

FINALLY prizes sent in from The country, and The
ES fortunate holders receive their cash.
,. NJ, % 80 80 90 90 All three sold TO club who
LOOK NOS % a. IS bought package
More money paid ont at Hoyts for prizes than at sny
other Office in The WORLD Send orders 10 Hoyth you
want large prizes.
few DAYS since, Whole Ticket, Nos. II 81 n, the
capital Of $50 900 sod and the cash paid on prrsen'a
ton. Also Nos. 10 &c, prize of 1000, sold and
paid sight, either OF which is bigger than any vendef
in Richmond sold. Be particular and send to Hoyt
for Tickets.
Dec 60-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05
BIZ the Governor of The Commonwealth Of PUginta.
A PROCLAMATION

XA7HEREAs, it has been represented to me, that
w certain JOHN AUCKLAND, Of the county of
Monroe charged with stealing and carrying off two ne
eroes and two horses the property of Andrew BeIrne
of said county, has absconded and IS now going al
Now therefore, /, DAVID CAMPBELL, Governor OF the
Common of Virginia, have thought proper to Of
fer reward of Too Hundred Dollars TO any person or
persons who will apprehend the said John Buck land and
secure him in the Jail of Monroe County and more
over re que all officers both civil and military and re-
quest the good people Of this to use Their
best exerlons TO aPprehend The SAID buckaho mat he
may be dealt with according 10 Law.
Given under my hand Governor, and under
rSEAL.1 The seal of the Common wealth, at Richmond,
this 18th day of December, ISIS
DAVID CAMPBELL.
DEscRiprIoS-John Buckand is about five feet nine
or ten inches high, of dark comp exion, hair OF brown
ish red color and inclines to curl-eyes dark-good
teeth and weighs about 100 pounds-had on, when he
absconded mulberry broadco'h coat and pantaloons-
ribbed cashmere vest satin stock, with bow in front
"a pair of fine morocco boots-a black Russia ha-and
brown Peershum overcoat, with Pockela in the side.
Dee IA 63-w4w
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POETRY.
"rAsT YEAR, FAREwELL"~

SPAST fEAk, FhhbS EbL'
~ BENJAMIN.
Past year, farewelE Beneath the solemn pan
That hides the buried ages, thou art sieep"s
I see Times s,hrnins shadows dafkiy 'ai
Uprn Thy tomb; and, like mourner 8eeP'"s
His vi 81. in solitary hall, r;L, l. ,wcc,ne
Though which the deep, slow urge o. 4"s
Alone I W .uder, where the COO moon Toys
Shine like the glory ofdePartch days.
Alas! alu. an dream, Of youth have faded,
Like the fresh .osss of,ie vanished sp,'ngi
NY Su,nmeI-ffuit. by clouds OF sofio" snaue''
Upon TIL unkindiy ground lies ~'iheiihs,
Nv subtle frost nv Autumn shears nei'aoeui
And the swift blasts Of Winter rudeiy hing
Fair 6ower rich fruit, and solden-cresied gram,
Like priceless su5jie, on the snowy plain.
Within ,hy shoud, oh year. what griefs are hidden:
Iourned with thee, what ruined hopes concealed!
TIE, rent tina, ssrn'd eternal; kindness ehidden
From hearts TO which Loves beauty was reVeaeu'
Lishi, lsu2hng joys aud gay emotions o,'uen
To DO in long, unbrokrn silence seated.
But these sad visions let me not recall,
Worldly strivc to lf thy solemn pail.
Spssd, speei, lost seasons, to the boundess main!
Uncounted multudss toe soon must pass
Subjects, like you, of Deaths perpetual reisoi-
Ye shall together minsle with the mass,
or sprctral pes, ihut on in gloomy trnni
Glide DER the face of fancys magic glass!
Deep through the Earth rcsounds your uneis, kneh'
And Nature .sbs, in mourniu gales, iaroweh!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05
kE0ui'S COasrt of Fortune.

Yesterday gentleman from the country presented
certificate and received the cash for Capital Prize
sold few days since. Such almost daily occur.
at Hoyts. For the 5000, and all other prizes,
ADDRESS ID. NJ. HOYT.
N. B. The greater part Of Hoyts prizes are sold 10
persons from the country.
Nov q 3S-t
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ESOY'YpS COurt of Fortune.

UNPARALLELED luck OF the Court Of Fortune
Another prize sold to gentleman in the country,
BY HOYT, drawn to Nos. 81 % 43-the capital OF 0sE
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTEES DOLLARS. HIS
orize was sold By certificate Of package, at the counter
All should send orders lloy, and apply to him when
in town, for tickets.
81 AZ AZ % 81 II 3S 5 4 Sc GS "a - are the
drawn Nos in Alexandra S-S40GO0 Capital
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05

WbUMFORD ACADEMY.-The Exercises of this
Ia Institution will be continued by the subscriber
The ensuing session commencing the 18th oil January,
and terminating the 18th Of December, with vaca.
lion of one month in the Summer.-ln this school will
be laugh, the Latin Creek and French languages Ma
tural philosophy, Mathematics, including Arithmetic AL
zebra Geometry Plane and Spherical Trgonometry and
Surveying, together with all the branches of The Eng
pills studying the Classics will devote portion Of their
time 10 English Grammar, Geography, Composition,
History, &c. 4,
The Boarding department, hitherto conducted BY MIR.
Samuel Robinson, will be under the exclusive manage.
ment Of the subscriber.
Terms.
Ro,,d including every thing, 500 90
Tu,nn 80 co
One half payable in advance, and the balance on the
LIST September. If the pupil furnish his own bed and
candles deduction OF $40 will be mnde.
TTAddress, RuMFoRp ACADEMY, King William: Va.
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
Nov % 56-wtf
The Fredericksburg requested publish The above
weekly till forbid.
M The subscriber will be assisted in the above school
BY Mr. john L. CAsoy of King Queen, whose acquire.
men,s morals and sludous habits, render him fully com
petent 10 teach. H. }. L.
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NUyt's OHICe.

Col. VIM. Wynn, the fortunate holder Of ticket Nos.
II 81 ~, which drew The nice little prize Of FIFTY
THOUSha-,p DOLLARS a few days since, Satur.
day last psUented the ticket and received hIs cash.
~ For the 40 900 and other prizes to be drawn in
December please be particular 10 direct your orders 10
ID. NJ. HOYT
Nov 81 5S-E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05
BIZ the Governor of the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
PROCLAMATION,

By The G0uernor 0f The COMMUNICATIVE q FHSHlu
A PROCLAMATION.
WW7HEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the House
wv Of Delegates of this State, by The resignation OF
EDWARD G. MARSHALL, Esq, late one OF the Dele
gates in said House for the county of Fauquer: Now,
therefore, !, DAVID CAMPBELL, Governor OF The said
Common wealth. have thought proper TO direct the She
riff Of the county of Fauquier 10 hold an election on
Thursday the third day Of January next for member
of the House Of Delegates, TO ill The said vacancy
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
Lesser Seal of the Commonwealth at
rsrAL.1 Richmond this 18th day of December,
1888 DAVID CAMPBELL.
Dec 81 G5-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05

AOTlCE-An application will be made TO the Le'
~ gsIaue of Virginia at lis next session, for an In
crease of the tolls Of Mayo's Bridge.
Richmond, Nov. Goth, 1898. 5G-"6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05

NJOTlCE A Petition will be made 10 The Leg'sla-
"a ture Of Virginia, at its next session, for an act 10
authorize Precinct Election at the White Sone in The
county of Lancaster
December IA. G3-w4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05

The House Of Commons Of North Carolina on the
2lst ns passed resolutions disappearing oil the Sub
TREASURY system The vote stood 63 to st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05

HoRRID MURDER "A letter from Ricevlle, Piitsyl
yania, informs US that, The 2st instant, WIN liam
ton was shot BY Abner c. Spencer, in the throat, ana
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managers oG ...,
O-..v,te me Eagle Hotel, Richmond, ~.

'>"NS"'
Cx1ND scmrME.
.CleO--.ss I'D. GJG..
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,
Class No J. for lo39. ,o,,, 1
To he drawn al Alexandria Va Saturday, I'm Jan
1889.
BRILLIANT SCHEME. oo - coo
81 O6O, s327O . prizes of 100, % Of S9Oo' oo 0'
Tickets only SlO-Haves So Quarters - o.
Certificates OF Packages Of IS Whole Tickets Si22O
DO 90 do do s s a ila.1 do do $50
$50, COO
Virginia state LOTTERY,
For the bencG; Of the Petersburg Benevos Mechanic
Association Class No /, for le'o.
TO be drawn at Alexandria Va, Saturday, l9lh 'an'
1889.
CAPITALS.
Capital $4,000, slO.OGO $1,000 s. Ooo, SSSoo'
II ~, 30 prizes Of OUU 81 Of $780, 80 Of $780, &C.
lou P Ticks,s Snv soHaIves s5-Quar,ers 50 90
Certificates of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $l4o
In do % Half do ~
Do do &c Quarter do 80
$4,000.
NJ 100 PRIZES OF 81 600 n
Virginia state Lottery, ~
For EndoWing the Leesourg ACADEMY amu ioi VIM
purposes Glass No. !, for 1889
To be drawn al Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, 2olh
Jan, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZES:
C,prrAL-s3O OCO $500, $4,000, $4,000, So 900,
SlOI7l 3 100 Prizes OF OOO 10 Of SaOO, ~ oil S'oo
&c, &c o
Tickets only Sl0-Ilaves $5-Quarters 50 3D.
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $l3O
ia d. 25 Half do. 10
~ Do o. Quarter do. so so
n, Orders for tickets and shares or certificates oil
pockaaes in the above magnificent schemes will receive
The most prompt attention, and Official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after it is 10 all who
'''|' d. S. GREGORY & CO.,
.nanngcTs. Richmond, Va.
-. Tickets in all other lotteries under our manage
mrnl, constantly for sale as above.
~, 81 G5-2aWtd
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cr{s REWARD FOR WILSON ALscond,4 tism he ~.
"V criber month of April 1895, negro BY tho
Of Wilson. From information received appears TIA" Will
The t. H. be- grnr.rmca unm"d EaGe, a1d b, 'a sol.
.ntir.nan cameo uyicr, lining ~ miles bo'r "o:r-s
whose farm he had VIE aud serSal G.'nI ~ sod
him 10 Mr. Slater living the New hcn and Lines City line,
Who in consequence removing 10 Alabama ie him ard when
ken was so to John VI. Gregory Esq Of Williamsburg Va
and purchased by his present owner" "n honus Me
November o37 informed he had been taken put
in New Kent jail hut afterwards made his escape y uGos n'
high made, Lushy head dark yellow colour eSsios
and about 81 old he 9hG's var. WI be paid
States 50 thar obtain him asaio. ALIEN. CUNNINGHAM.
Cunnnsham's Store, ~ C., Nov. 30, Zee 1y--~G~
'dIE School for young Ladies, residence the
Hanover about ten miles from RICHMOND ~ cont" E% ITS
tie ensuing year, under the direction OF us P'rLi eaLe
every department Of study usually taught tic hes,
emae schools Music xecp'cd The subscribe VII Isceyr Nv
moral improvement well as ieif nricc'u'i he cha
meter society in his lenders M su.oh
an eligible one or parents sunruns who n send
their school. The scholastic wi!
b 1s Of eT The mo"; OF -
Trsm, aad Tuition including ish Washing &c $780,
for the OF ten months No dencon absence
unless accustomed by sickness EDWIN SHELTON
Hanover county, Dec. "A, 1898. G'-N.w& laitt
NIOTICE-The Partnership hitherto existing between
"a EpMuSp BRowS. JAMES II WALTHaLL. and my.
self and carried on in my name is this day dissolved for
all purposes except settle The debts due 10 and from
The concern which the subscriber alone is authorized 10
do WM. "A. ALLEN.
Richmond, 2I5t DEC, lCJC WI
MgORUS MULTiCAULlS-1he subscriber res.
lVE pec,iully informs the public that he has made ar.
rangpments to furnish the genuine NOrus Niuicaus IN
lots 10 suit purchasers with variety OF silk worm eggs,
al of whch will be put up to safely TO any part
Of the Uron Persons distance may rest assured Of
having all orders put up with The strIces fidelity and
dis pslcb To companies individuals wanting large
amount, d liberal discount will be made Apply ;nmeG!-
ately to
Cross street leading to Nlayos bridge
Nov14 63-2aw3m
E1ARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber is DESTROYS OF
q selling the small Farm in Powhaiap continuing 300
acres more or less called Fine Geek. There is " P"r.
lion of river and creek low grounds, and the high lands
in GOOD condition. having been good dral noGI'-hed
durng the last three years-TheFe is, also, sufficient
wood land for the current demand OF the farm more
enc, description is believed To be- unnecessary as boy
ers will udae for themselves. The property Will he
ous'e1 'P0" FL SMITH.
Also. House and Lot in Ca lra-The house is large
enough and constructed for merchandising and The &C.
comnodation of family -.
H. Is 64-St
HBANK OF VIRGlNlA-A General Meeting OF rss
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G,Lrs Cook, Secretary.

Soura-wksTERN RAiLRoap.--We respectfully invite
the of readers to the annexed proceedings
Of the citizens Of Lynchburg with respect to the Ten
nessee Railroad. 1t will be that they have not
forgotten Fncas,le, do they wish to exclude any
other place from the benefits of a branch, whenever
.lhs public good may require" it, In short, their
.cheus is so liberal that bespeak for it the cordial
support Of the people of Boie,ourt
(Frnm tho Lynehbnrg Pirginian)
SOUTH-w WESTERN RAILROAD.
AT meeting of the citizens Of Lynchburg, held on
che 9Th November, 1888 for the purpose Of memorial
isiup the Legislature, praying that railroad be
.,,uced on State account, from this place to the Ten
nsss.e line, NJ. w. Davenport, Esq (iayor,) was
called to the Chair, and John 6 Meem, appointed Sc
cretary.
AXE into confederation the object of the meetings
:. rbereupon j. Early, T. A. Hocombe, NJ: Langhorne,
r. ]. g. Meem, K H. Toler, J Victor R Camm, j.
Tomokins, J. R. d. Payne, and J. w. Bagwell were
.,uonted who aer having retired, made the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05

RRINTlNG INK-Just received at this Office, a
IL supply of Johnson celebrated News Ink, for win
ter use which will be sold for 30 cents per pound Cor
cash. Nov Z
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All Prize Lottery, 10 he drama J0n'y 5h.
Va State lottery.

For the be ne6t of the Town of Wheeling, Class No J.
for 1889
To be drawn at Alexandra. Va January s, le39-D s.
GREGORY IL Co, Managers
IS Number Lotiery-lO Drawn Ballots.
Mammoth SCHEME:
S300OO $50 600
5000 5 600
1000 1850
5000 5000
22Og 2209
5000 2GG0
. l6OO 32UO
. | 500 5000
10 1000 1OUOD
Tickets SI0-shares in proportion.
Certificate of package of who!es only Sllo-'hares
in proportion.
iii tekets, ,cthout any IF The dramn Ms entHed TO
So nett.
Be particular, and send orders to HOYT-He sells all
the large Capitals.
Dee IL Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-05

j. HID LOWNES, agsnt, Richmond, Va.
Cross street leading to Nlayos bridge
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