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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-09

nDILE h MAY, House, Sign, aud Ornaments
Painters, No CaroAdelc street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations of the following woods and marbles, ex
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

I A Fouhdiing.-A few evenings since, q
basket, carefully covered was left in the
ward of MIR James Galbruith, a highly res
pectable citizen of the Northern Liberties,
| residing in Budd, near Noble street. One
of MIR Galhrai,b's workmen was the first to
discover the depose He carried 1t into the
house, when Mr.. g. proceeded TO an exam
nation of the matter. After removing the
covering, there burst upon his nsionshed
vision, a fine, healthy looking child, appa-
ren,ly eighteen months OF age, and note
which spoke for the little ouicast tale which
it could not for itself The contents OF the
note were in Substance, that the mother was
nj present anablc TO maintain her child. but
being we'll aware ofIhe humanity OF Mr. G.
she had thus presumed to invoke II in behalf
of her little one--ihat she was about TO leave
the city to endeavor 10 secure the means of
providing for the founding hereafter, but in
the meantime she beseeched Mr. c.. not 10
send il TO the Aims house. Mr. G., with
that kindness of heart which governs all his
actions, determined at once to take charge OF
the child, adopt it and name il after one of
his frierds Pill Com Herald
Inc BeUUtlfut an INuluTe.-- ne POTtland
Advertiser says: "A wave breaking to pieces
is the only object in nature beautiful in its
dissolution.
The Mobile Chronicle thus comments upon
the above: "a dying swan whose last notes is
still its sweetesl-an expiring dolphin, tinting
the ocean wave with its brilliant hues--a set
ting sun, radiant with glory-a young girl,
melting into eternity with the consumption.
are all beautiful objects. The last intensely
beautiful-almost divinely SOL
All these are beautiful we remark, but is
not dying age after long life of piety and
usefulness--a beautiful child Just opening its
eyes TO the light Of earth, and then shrinking
like dew drop back 10 the power that sent
ton, or the golden leaf and phosphorescent
waters-the last glance of the mothers eye, as
it rests upon the form OF her children, yet trust
ing in the God that calls her TO him--are these
not beautiful and true, even although we feel
that their loveliness have something attached
TO them of melancholy and sorrow2
The official Organ "-In this diguiiied
Journal of the Federal Government we
have the following upon tie Proclamation
Of Gov Rtner
ut is characteristic of RITNER and his
MlSCREANT agents, thatthe proclamation
he pits forth shouldcontain I'ALPABLE
FALSHOOD on the lace of i,.-No officer
Of Government has had the slightest agency
IN the commolions at Harrisburg"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
Stage Fare Reduced.

Fare reduced on The Conn, cticm River Line
Of Stages from Bratiieboro 10 Hartford.
and from Brattieboro 10 HaverhiH
FEVHE old Mail line leaves Bratileboro for
u Hartford, every morning, Sundays ex-
cepted, at 8 O'Clock. Fare Sd,25.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Hartford, at
6 O'Clock, A. NJ. daily Fare SIS so.
For Haverhill, N. H., the old Mail line
leaves at 4 O'Clock, every morning, Sundays
$3.50.
The Telegraph Maileaves for Haverhi, at
i O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.-Fare 5000.
s-J>Extras will be furnished when necessary
for all stages on the above line.
l.. FARR, Proprietor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
LOOK A II HIS,
FOR
Coughs, Colds a. Consumption

=" HILTON & BAKERS Formerly
w Whitton & Wheeler Vegetable Cough
Syrup, for many years celebrated for curing
the most inveierate coughs, whether arising
from cold, coDsumpive habit. predisposition,
or other causes--asihma, pain in the chest, r-
ritation of the lungs, night sweats, sc. sc.
continues to work lis wonderful effect, in re-
lieving all pulmonary complaints. This COM
position Is wholly vegetable, and may be given
with perfect safety under any circumstances.
All persons afflicted with the above diseases
will find this medicine invaluable and will no
longer be without IT, sS5~ None genuine un
less signed by The Proprietors.
For sale by DuTToN, CLARK & Co.
brattleboro, June, 1883. 6mo39
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

Thirty-Eight and Thirty-Nine.


30 heard a sick mans dying sigh,
PSI And an infants idle laughter;
The old Year went with mourning by,
a44 The new came dancing after:
Let Sorrow shed her lonely tear,
~ Let Reyelry hold her ladle;
Bring boughs of cypress for the bier,
ra Fling roses on the cradle:
Mutes to wait on the funeral state
Z Pages to pour the wine
b And requiem for Thirty eight
.tt And health to Thirty nine.
Alas for human happiness,
Alas for human SORROW;
Our Yesterday is notbingness,
What else will be our Morrow2
Still Beauty must be stealing hearts,
And Knavery stealing purses;
Still Cooks must live by making tarts,
And Wits by making verses;
While sages prate and Courts debate,
The same Stars set and shine
And the World as it rolled through Thir-
ty-eight,
Must roll through Thirty-nine.
Some King will come, in Heavens good
time,
To the tomb his Father came to-;
Some thief will wade through blood and
crime,
To crown he has no claim 10:
Some suffering Land will rend in twain
The manacles that bound her,
And gather the links of the broken chain
To fasten them proudly round her:
The grand and great, will love and hate,
And combat and combine;
And much where we were in Thirty eight,
We shall be in Thirty-nine.
My Uncle will swathe his equity limbs,
And tell of his ails and blubbers;
My Aunt Miss Dobbs, will play longer
hymns,
And rather longer rubbers.
My second Cousin in Congress will prove
How utterly ruined trade Isl
My brother at College will fall in love
With half hundred ladies':
My patron will safe bis pride from plate,
And his thirst from the Bordeax vine,
His nose was red in Thrty-eight,-
Twill be redder in Thirty-nine
And oh! | shall find, how day by day,
All thoughts and things look older;
How the laugh of Pleasure grows less gay
And the heart of friendship colder:
But still shall be what have been,
Sworn foe to Lady Reason,
And seldom troubled with the spleen,
And fond of taking treason;
shall buckle my skait, and leap my gate
And throw, and write my line;
And the woman worshipped in Thirty
eight,
| shall worship in Thirty nine
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

- A Prince Of the house OF Timour, has
been executed in the East Indies for muir.
.define his wife.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
Medicines.

vINHE subscribers Agent for one Of the most
= extensive Apothecalies in Boston, and he
assures the public that articles can be procured
@ nun 81 the most nne2ceptonable quality,
~. up U inc neatest and most careful manner,
and as low as at other places. Among then,
are the popular medicines lately introduced in
to practice. u SSfS'a' -
DANIEL GILBERT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
Strengthening Plaster.

DR. S. C. HEwErr's (Bone-lSeifer of Boston,
Mass. CELEBRArED SrRErGrBENISo SALvE.
YNHlS Salve is vast Improvement on the
Il old celebrated DIR. Sweets Plaster, which
is superior To all others ever yet invented, and
which has been in use abont 100 years DIR.
ii. has sold upwards of 30, 900 rolls within the
past year. II is recommended to be applied in
the following cases, viz; For pains and weak
nesses in the hack, stomach, sides and ons;
rheumatism the effects of mercury; corns, the
effects and consequences ofsprains, dislocations
and fractures; dyspepsia, and in many cases of
ieions and. liberated sores, for cleansing and
healing them; in fact, in all weaknesses, par
ticulafly in children. None will be genuine
except the label is signed by the proprietor.
This Plaster is for sale generally in the prin-
cipal towns in the United States. Ii can be
obtained Of the proprietor at Wholesale, or AT
Mcssrs. Maynard & Moves, Druggists, No.
II Merchants Row, Boston, or of JOSEPH
STEEN, at the Bratileboro Bookstore, Gem
eral Agent for Windsor and Windham Co
April, 1888. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11

Cutting done at all times FOR others to make
and great care taken in marking the same, tina,
there may be no mistake.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
Just arrived from Paris
A Fresh supply Of L'Medccine Curative
PILLS, or Vegetable Univer-
sal Medicine OF Paris,

MADE BY DR.. LEeor, At ms EsrABnisHMfsF.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
AeanENTlSTRY.

DR. SPALDING continues TO perform all
~ operations in the LINE OF DENTAL sur
gerry. and warrants them to be done 10 neat
and durable manner, upon the best scientific
principles Of the art. Grateful Tor past iavors
be solciis a continuance oil the same.
nss Charges much iorer than The ordinary
charges Of Dentists.
nE- Office Room one door south of the
Store of button, CLARK + 90.
Brattleboro, Nov 90, 1898. IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-11
Art OF Cutting and Making

Art OF Cutting ana Waking
GENTLEMENs WEARING APPAREL,
or THE LATEST and MOST AP-
Proved STYLE;
or out of fashion, or Of any shape you please
TO direct.
From much experience in my profession TO
suit all those WIN may favor me with their
calls, do warrant all garments made at my
Shop to suit prorided man can be suited
any lDhere, as per order or fashion; There
fore, your work will be as Fashion dictates,
unless you put on the veto. And then il il is
not according to Order, will satisfy you in
as much that will pay you for your cloth
and give in the garment, (iet irhoerer pW tell
their lies, and make Meir brags. do as they
see .ft) Here you have my method Of doing
the fair thing in black and white. As for
Cutting and Making, turn my back TO no one,
or two, or three.
Therefore, Old Friends and
CUSTOMERS, (and erer so many nep ones)
please Just give me call, and you will find
me as state.
p A s = 7 Q IT s..
The Latest and most approved FASHIONS
are, and will be received regularly, from all
quarters ~ None can receire them il,
more haste and ia better style than phat do.
Specimens of which will be pleased TO ex-
hibt and explain 10 you at any time.
G y = = = N c..
Cutting done at all times for Others to make,
and great care taken in marking the same, that
there may be no mistake.
r r. Z WI WI i N q S.
Trimmings Of all kinds on hand, and as low
as can be bought any where, and think liule
cheaper.
p. S. do not want nor hands in addi-
ton to what now have, but should like
more. ! am yours, &c.
JACOB DUNKLEE, in.
Fayetteville, Nov. |, 1898. tf9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
EgOuf'S Bank OF Prizes.

foyi rs usual is selling and paying all the big prizes
Therefore il is npce ssary for those who want ihe largest
class of Capitals address their communications 10 ~
NJ. Hoyl
NJ Tickets in all Of d S Gregory & Co S Lotteries
advertised in ann yap by any always Tor sale al
lovts. apd il has been proved 10 The world That a
iarec pr;se is nnutsd. THE TICKET MUST BE
PURCHASED OF HOYT.
All oro nU,rr. h-t ssc rccruily sold prt7o "hrh
moupred m fir u,s az much mOnsu any PRISE trtr
sold By am render in Tic city IF Richmond
In another part of ibis paper will hr found sketch OF
the KING of Lorerrs-ONE HUNDRED ihoO'
SAND DOLLARS. Iuihis Lottery more particularly,
orders should come 10 lloyt all big fish swim in his
pond
NJ The tickets in the Mammoth Lottery are just re.
ce,yed [2l-Tl July 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
STOP THE SNlNDLER.
DIM H,lnd.sd n.Lurs HEmnrl.


AN the 9Th day Of july last man, no cnlro MN
y self Wm Bursha sold me negro IN Richmond
for which ] gave him hundred and seventy SIX
dollars and ninety Said negro ran away from me
in half an hour after paid for him. and appears from
HE best Information can get, that Bnrsha real name
Stephen jones who is carpenter and resides near
King George Courthouse. II appears that The negro
belnngs 10 n Mrs Cheves Of King George county. and
wos hired TO Stephen Jones will give the above re-
ward for the apprehension OF Rushal atas Jones and
the recovery If the money have good reason TO believe
the said Jones conveyed the negro back from Richmond
to King George county, where he has been since seen
;ll rive 6fty doIlars ward for the swindler alone
understand said Jones has several brothers IN hing
George comfy. He seen in Alexandra on En-
day morning The Cd inst probably his way TO Mis-.
souri, where understand, he intends moving
ANTHONY DOWTlN.
Warrentnn n C., Aug TO- lS39. 2S-et
a. Tho National nlcIliccucc will please copy and forward the
,In Warn Kcp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
TEyHE subscriber proposes opening School in heal.

TEyHE subscriber proposes opening School in heal.
n and respectable neighborhood, within miles
of Charlottesville.
The course Of studies will be arranged TO form
preparation for The University of Virginia; and the
hods Of instruction will conform as NEARLY practical
BILE with those in that institution. Parents and
Guardians will be furnished with monthly reports of The
progress and de pertinent of the pupils
Tue number Of scholars will be limited TO 90 and no
deduction will be made Tor absence, except in case Of
sickness
The Terms for the session Of FIVE months Board,
$50: Tuition. S25; 10 be paid in advance Mr. Duke,
whose house the school will be established prepar
ed 10 accommodate 10 or 2boarders There will b. two
sessions Of FIVE months each and The vacations will be
the months OF February and August. The school will
commence the lst Of September
Persons DESTROYS Of entering pupils, will address X.
Duke, Esq Stony Point Aibemare county
As evidence Of his qualification for The duties be is
about assume the subscriber hegs leave TO state that
he has spent three years The University of Virginia,
and has obtained the degree OF Master of Arts Of the
Unversly-in which are comprised the degrees in An.
Gent Languages Modern Languages, Mathematics Ma
lural Philosophy, Chemistry and moral Philosophy.
G. ID. WHARTON,
University Of vs. July 10Th, 1899 2n-uS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
Uoes Dnur .,foihsr knor upure 0nf?

Does your .Noihfr kaoIc youTe oN
WEARTlN VAN BUREN AND HENRY 'iai
iva have gone "wisiting folks al the North. and Ma
dame Fortune has come To stay 'pretly con-rder'h'
spell" at Hnyis, in Richmond While the !flrnf' 81
Tie great men showing their dev"'sn to them we
admirers of her Ladyship will Gnnbiless ava. tlen>r'
of the rare opportunity now frrrd OF sa'u'ir9 .r
dame" in person She has dtlt rmnfd 10 take i"S''
IN rons under her special protection and for tbs pofP
has stationed herself HoytS dOor 10 cri'r com
paDy." and notice who buys Of his lucky ckris S''s
saw that she is blinded by bandagr-but lti,ir n"
will show that she knows What she rs about. ana |
requests US to say TIM, II the prizes n $500 Si'"
SC &C. presented by her TO llnyi. ore not suite
satisfy her friends Of The fact, she will soon put IN n
ter .sa straight by presenting them with or vt w"
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Her hFr
are requested call and see her al Huyts, corner
the ruins of the Eagle.
July 80 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16
Angus: .


pniaaj!s Gre'n SFrtnss Lrnd Jar Sue
TgJHE following lands. hcrel"tore advertised, gre
a auain fred Tor sale: One tract. Containing 90
ac,es iahout 800 If which Green Springs land ~.
inp Immediately he stage road from Louisa curt
house To Charlottesville On this tract are good dwell
ing house mud the necessary ouihnusss IS well adapt
ed to the culture ut wheat oats AMI tobacco ana
is now in state ut imprnrfWent OF which IL IS very
snscpplihr. by cov-r aud pIusfr One tract OF 45O
acres with an excellent Dwelling house. aud the ntces
.ary ,u,ho,sps lhrre il. also, an excellent Saw
Mil, iust completed and IN successful operation.
Ais,, two utnrr tracts yIng between tie above, con-
,,iuuu each 6U0 acres ouch of which, small farm
!, ,c.nsd Tn. wood lorts attached !" t, s',ua a"ds
aonuho IN excellent uushrr convenient To ihr above
mentioned Sac N wh'-h = "'.t''" -" '"'i"s al the
location ur lhr nisa Railroad which IS under contract
for completion durrg The present year 1t IS deemed
unnect ssary 10 give more minute description oil the
above lands presumed those wishing 10 purchase
will fi,s, trm aud these wishing to do
rrred 10 liz suh>cnhers John K. OF Charles Qnnres =
II nnt previously disposed "t they will be offered al
public sale IN thursday, 9th instant. II fair, otherwise
the next tar day, the frs! named premises
Having determined Ia remove to the West, we will
sell bargains ~ The a5uve lands.
ANN QUARLES.
JOHN r QUAKLES,
CHARLES QUAkLES.
Louisa. August 21w'2!A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16

AND FOR SALE -Agreraby 10 The provision OF
"A 4 the last viii ana testament OF Col. Charles va
mnck deceased, wall he sold 10 The highest BIDDER upon
III, premises Of public auction, On Tuesday. The ION
dsy Of September next-upnn credit OF one. two and
three years The purchaser giving bones WIN approved
security and lien upon the property IS addiiional &c
currty Tor the purchase money. thar well kn""n ana
...ahe estate upon which The r.s'ator lived. lsing IN
Inc county Of CUMBERLAND. CONTAINING 900 aoGrs Of
land 50 or 100 OF which creek bottom well tta ned
A large portion Of the tract is in woods The land is
well adapted the growth of corn. wheat, tobacco and
cInvpr and will be sold IN four parae parcels or tracts
wrrh an ample supply Of timber upon each
The Mansion House ,rac, vii contain 10 acres. 30
of which are in woods well tImbered-'he dwelling
hnse and all necessary out houses i"r The accnnmoda-
ton of large family in coed repair-a whoa. Thrash
lnu Machne-un extensive Orchard of select fruit,
&c &c.
Also, another tract the north side Of Big Guinea
Creek called Atkins, containing i22 81 acres, lol o.
q hch are in woods we'll tmbPred Upon this tract Is
comfortable dwelling house and ether houses for The
accommodation Of q lumIly
Also another tract Of 63 Ia acres, upon which -
valuable mil situated Big Guinea Creek, running
two pair Of stones, with fixtures for making ti'ur, &C
The lncann n the mill is surpassed by bat few, and
receives an exc-!len custom.
Also another tract of 40 acres, p Of which in
wnods-upon which is a valuable lanyard, with all ne
cpsssry Fl ues and buildings for The accommodation Of
o small family.
The above property oil joins and offers inducements TO
capitalists ra,tly 10 be met with Immediate possession
Will br given of the mill and possession OF the balance
Of the property by the 25Ih day Of December next
the purchasers having the privilege of seeding crop oil
wheat Gentlemen are invited 10 call and view The pro.
pery for themselves snch property is rarely Offered
in market Captain " m. Lee or MIR Charles Wamack,
living the premises, will show the property 10 any one
wishing tn purchase.
Al the same time and place, upon credit OF nine
months will be sold ell The plantation tools, horses.
cows sheep stills and about IS 200 pounds of sheai
oa,s THOS W CROWDER,
SCION G. SPENCER,
Auo l3 12S-wldsl Executors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16

a r meeting at the President and Directors of The
IA Bank Of Virginia, on The llth day of June 1879:
,rns Res0irtd. That books Of subscription TO the adj
diiusl capital Of this Bank authorized by law, be
opened forthwith the Bank at Richmond by the CASH
er and the several banchps by the Cashiers thereof
and nlso at Portsmouth, under the superintendent of
Jnhn A Chandler, John W. Murdaugh and H. l.. VIII
son, Esqs
For every share taken, S25 must be paid with inter-
est thereon from the Sd instant when the Commonwealth
subscribed and paid for $50 shares and S73 in three
eanal nsramenis Of two fur and six months thereafter,
with interest fium the same perind.
A. ROBINSON. ia, Cashier.
NJ A book Of subscription is accordingly opened at
the Bank Of Virginia
June Ia IO-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16

tI,rbunic,rtlIs I9EeTR Jur safe

.utrhnnicsrHIs InreTR t"r SAFE
EEyHE subscriber wishing 10 retire from public life,
Oft. for sale his Tavern. al the termination the
Mrchancsville Turnpike. and five and hall miles from
the City Of Richmond, and imme dalry on the lappa.
hammock Stage Route, and al the junction o M roads
lrndng To Hanover Courthouse Cold Harbour. &c -
The improvements are a large two story house. VITA
sond kitchen, dairy ice house, stables and all thr H.
cessarv out houses aud all newly bulls 1t has anarL:
Ia il 30 acres Of land the greater portion well tmhrr@g
and sutcitn, for the support Of the place for nunh-
NJ wears: i, il situated IN most desirable neigh usrc
and as healthy as any stand in lower Virginia II t''
been occupied Tavern ever SINCE II was bu'', ard
has the reputation of being good sIlnntion Any ge'.
son wishing 10 purchase the above property can get any
information respecting IT, by addressing the suhscrh
(post paid at The Richmond Post Office, or by ealing
ON hlm the premises ,.,.,.,
ACHILLES LUMpklN
p 6 The subscriber will take this method 10 ln'"rH
hs friends and the public that he Will continue 10 krsP
private entertainment Ill II is disposed Of. Ia
AnTnS'9 70"
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Jou,s Rjr,r L1ud fDr Sais

JHWtS Nlt'F LNHH JUF 0HTt
II AM determined to sell my PLAsTArI"S in BncGng
Il ham within sight of ScosvlI". containing r"' nv
three hundred acres about hundred and sev"n ne
acres James River low grounds and about one huhr'r'
acres Creek low grounds about Sly hundred acres c'a
ed land is the finest land far clover and plaster; ib'
low grounds and some OF The high lands are now cow.
ed q nh IT, There il a small GrIst Mill ard Saw ~
on i, ANY person disposed IL purchase wi'i please o.
on MIR Bedsar. my Oveseer, On the premises. and ne
will show the land. | will make the pr're rrason"5r
and The pay menls easy: for stated above, am d"s
mined 10 sell Al who wish 10 purchase land are ~
yi,sd to view the premises Letters directed Ia Ne 10
Richmond will meet immediate attention. PusstS''.H
the lsl January, before. The purchaser Will br per
milled 10 SOW crop of wheat
Aug Is [25-f1 J. w "lHfEEh
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,StrNfEGss'S Office.

TEyICKETS in all The Lotteries and The really lucky
n Numbers for sale at Srn,TT"Ss Lucky Office =
Link = 300 Capitals sold and cashed by SrRATTos, the
All Prize Seller in a lItIle over ~ months
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No 90, drawn
Aug. >:
"a 80 60 65 IS DC So 81 8 40
Ticket Nos 40 l6, another Capital sold and cashed
by Suauon.
-Four in LoHery.
Drawn Nos in Va. Petersburg Lottery Extra No. J,
drawn Aug ::
90 II 75 IL 2S - 80 GO IL As 81 ca SO 9 GG
Ticket Nos. ';' Is,
Do do 80 ~ &c,
DO do II 4S II,
Do do Is "a 66.
All sold and cnshpd by Sration, the All Prize Seller.
Drawn Nos in Va Wtlsburg Lottery, No 4, drawn
August 10
90 40 - 10 g. 10 al ~ % 7G so q 4S
-Nert Saturday : Capital $4,000