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FATQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THIS establishment. ~ miles from Alexandria, II. e., ana 30
L from fredericksburg. II again open Tor the reception OF roNn-
Ianv, and viii be conducted with more energy than ever. Every
thing within our reach VIII b. done 10 make the guests more com.
Portable than h,retaiore-Gf the Bar, as wcllaS IN The DINING and
Bed rooms. The Bathing establishment VIII be cnmilcte->up
plying Eaths with hot and coid-trc,tonr az sulphur water at
pleasurr.-The lovers of music, will iud The Band unsurpassed.
II may be due 10 the public a well n our-rlvrS To- say, III" VIZ
tues of the Waters hav. been ~triklngly rAcniplihtu IN several
other cases Of Dropsg tis spring: - much 50, a - 10 have con
irmed in thraainds Of many, the opinion, that an almost inialii-
BIZ, remedy for that affecting disease i here afforded.
The better tu accommodate the public, arrangements have been
made for keeping the establishment npcn the ahote geGr.-Ihr
charge for Board from 18th October To Is, June, will he barely sui
lricur 10 cover the additional expense, 81 per wcck-and during
the month of June, and from the 18th September 10 l5th October,
81 per week. From Isl July to 18th sept, SO Per week; per
month, s35; for = months, $50; FIR The ssason, commencing 18th
Jrne. and ending lt Oct $50; being less than - cents a day, In
those who stay the whole season. Board per day, 50; meals and
Lodgings, 50 cents each. Children under IL years OF age, and
coiored servants, half price; white servants three fourth price;
horses 80 cents a day.
TIi- weekly Stages VIII run IRON aleNandria ~ frcdetirhs-
burg: they will be duly after lst July.
The subscriber. rs superintendent, with the approval 81 thr
p,r.ideu; of the Company, Mr.. Jones Green, has engaged the ser
vices Of such assistants Il entities Inn 10 hope INA GENERAL satiS-
faction will be given. DANIEL. HNhD.
tu,n 5-tlnSug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

For endowins The Ircsburg Academy and Tor other purposes
Class M. L, for 1910: To be drawn al Alexandria, Va, saturday,
July 18th, $50.
BRlLLtiSr ScHENE.-s3O,OW, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 3y5?s1
5 of 1000, Of $500, y Of 900, - Of 800, 80 Of 30O, 30 Of 30,
sc. Thirteen drawn Nos. out of IS. Tickets only SO, halves
81, quarters y 50.
Certificates Of packages Of p Whole Tickets, slM
Do. do. % Half do. 6
Dc. do. - Quarter do. - 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

rV,IIE subscriber. having returned from = VISIT 10 the Coal Mines
nj rnrI,nd. and located himself in this CITY. offers lis services
Ia his friends and the public generally as \ LAND NJ MINI
SI:pyEyOR AND DRiUGNrSMAN. He Will attend I" the exc
cn,,nnn nfSnryeys If Lands and Mines, Levellnr, &r.- IN any part
IN the state; and from his experience on several public improve
n,cn,S J,ripa 81, ypars service a an Assistant Engineer. he hopes
i, he enabled 10 give satisfaction 10 all those wh" ma! FAVOR MN
with their patronage. III. c,.hnr
al ,Ionr ah,,ve the Medical College, where any orders VIII liz
'hanhithiI r ~ - ~ IN JOHN {. SiNTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

CoLsJohn IIcth. ~rltckhca,h, Chesterfield County, Va; Charles
y Si,u. r, C,I Engineer, Eyeretisyilc, Va; Charles lilcii-
y; ~ Fs 20 'CiyHii Encioerr, philadelphia, Ia; Thomas y. Randolph,
h., John N. Trcvillian, Esq, Goocninna m"nn,y, ~ In =, n' Is
W. i"rr'' ESP'' ".'' N Is-Im July 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

N-DTICE-Thnsc Stockholders in the Rivanna Navigation
~ Company, who have not paid NJ the whole amonnt "i 'hr"
stock, are her, by notified that the shares OF stock ot AL SUE nt
lnu,r,uts viii be sold al the front door of Fitchs Tavern III the
town of Charlottesville on thr first Monday in August neNt.
uy order of the Board OF Directors:
DAN. +. CARR, TrcGs'r.
I,pc liz ll-wtlStMiA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

FARMERS BANK OF vlEGINIA-Tlw Board Of Directors
! have declared II dividend: Of 3 per cehi. out OF the last sin
months profits, subject To Il deduction on the rno stock OF ! per
cent. bonus Ia the state. Z
Also, Il distribution OF , per cent. Of the old contingent fund,
payable on the old stock.
The holders Of the old stock will receive 5 per cent. melt, and of
The new stock, y per cent. J. &. BLAIR, Cashier.
Julv 10 IS-If
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Petersburg, July 10 is-t

SraTE S~FoCk.-s,0R dollars Of six per cent. stock for sale
apiyt 10 :. ID. MORTON.
July 10 Isl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

WHEAT WANIED.-We wish 10 purchase good crops Wheat
W on tide water Il, convenient landing.
Wilt iMS x IIAXALL.
Irly- l.-;i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

SSn RENARp.-Haf'away from the subscriber, living in
pcO Buckingham county, on Monday, the .ai al June, my
man DhNEl, about forty years Gid, entirely black, about six feet
high. >p1:c made, wit, his upper fore teeth uut-vcry sensible.
No other mark rccullcCtCd. !sm Ii is aiming Tor some free STATE.
viii give the allow reward II taken uut Of In" STATE, and secured
III jail =" that al Lin again-and ten dollars IL taken IN the cam
IS and delivered IL me, ~ fifteen dollars IL taken IN the adjoining
countless ana secured - that 60: HIM again.
RICHARD MOSEI.ET.
Iuly ~ - lS-,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

I ABOrEERS WANTEn.-rhe James River and Kama" hi
Ia Company are in want OF 4 number Oi labcfcrS for the balance
OF he year, or by the month Apply 10 Il. l.. Ayrcs, near the cana
at Tuckahve, or VIM. Il. Richardson. at the Basin.
SAMUEL +. PARSONS,
Juiv7 It'll Gor1Gi Superintendent.
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!ANHI ,;,D.r< CommiSS'rs
Iu- ,da

DISAPPOINTMENT.
]. J..
,r-. r. e.. Nj.
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This il 10 certify, that we, the undersigned, heard Israel Brown,
IT. tate All the time, say three months ago 81 General ahusoh
s,yinp he was n n AboIilionist, and was certain of getting tht sta'r
~ H., york brcau.e tbey knew him TO be an Abollnoni>t; ana
W. shorId further STATE, thai we have repeatedly heard hun state
IN. samc-and AS 10 Mr. Browns character, We should M
""''" NV FRANCIS ~. CARY,
j. &. MCLENE,
]. T.. MILLER,
MALCOLM MURRAY,
r. IA pInDIF
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HOYT'S COURT OF FORTUNE.

=. IT. MIN TsNt
Register pirsinia Laad 0Dec.
ne 10 l2-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

s....'r u. sold Tor cash, or upon short credit.
: H#u above mentioned tract conveyed 10 Thomas Macon
.f.a rlEf-r aqt Frances his wife, VIII not hr sold. the Tom
.. ....lr been Informed since the first publication "i TINS
n, ;.1I.h they do NJ, know The fact, that that tract
NJ. ... ....E vars ago Is Thomas Macon himself.
JAMES LYONS. tc,muE.,r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-14

. -rnr lands are Ia be sold on these terms: one irnrth oil
.-e..,g-. money a. be paid in cash, the rest IN three equal an
- ....r. .g-. The credit payments TO he secured by bona WIN
-.. rm... security. and 10y retaining the title OF The idha Ill
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-06

J. Rockwell, Esq. late speaker OF the House
of Representatives, made some forcible remarks
upon the tendency of the present current OF
public opinion, and spoke of Mr.. Rives, OF Va,
as possessing the best of the spirit OF Jefierso-
MAN Democracy He concluded with toast,
the substance of which related to the ''clarion
notes of the Kent bugle Of Maine"
BY DIR. r. Campbell The fires Of Vermont
have spread over the Green Mountains. and a
Norlheaster has consumed the Fair fields OF
Maine.
By J. C. Chesbro The spirit of Conserva-
tism: Ii has saved the country.
BY H. p. Barnes. Martin Van Buren,: His
native State has thrice declared him and his
measures TO be unworthy of support the Cniol
will ratify the declaration by placing at the head
of our Government the Hero of Tippecanoe.
By G.. B. Plat. The Conservatives First,
Jackson men, but could not be Van Burenites.
They became Conservatives-men Of sound prin-
ciples, and patriots-they can be good Wings,
BY the President. Henry Clay, Daniel Web
ster, w. c. Rives, N. p. Tallmadgee, patriots
honest and honorable men, and worthy the hrst
honor in the gift of our country.
BY H. Colt. The Madisonian A long lie,
and merry one. =,
BY Guest. The Madisonian A powerful
political engine in the hands of skilfu engineer;
may its course erer be straightforward, and It's
motto. " Principles, not men"
BY David Buell. Martin Van Buren,: Instead
ofuxuriating upon pate de tois grds in the W hlte
House he will eat sour circuit at kinderhook, al
ter the 4th of March next.
Mr. ~ S. Dodge having proposed sentiment
relating to the descent upon Thomas Allen, OF
the mantle of Colonel Ethan Allen, of revou-
tionary celebrity, Mr. Allen declared that, II such
were the case, he would, on the 4th OF March,
demand of MIR. Van Buren, the delivery OF our vi
olated Constitution, in the language OF Colonel
Ethan, when he demanded the surrender OF II
conderoga Sin the name OF the Great Jehovah,
and the Continental Congress"
BY Guest. The Maine (main) Question
has now been put, and decided by clear major
ty against the Administration.
There were numerous other toasts drank, which,
il is regretted, have not been handed in. Seve-
raj patriotic songs were sung with excellent Ell
feet, and received rapturous applause As was
voted that the proceedings be published IN the
Boston Atlas, Lenox Eagle, Pittsfeld sold Tip"
and the Madisonian, il is matter OF regret that
so meagre account Of them must be given.
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- ..,,h tho independent exercise Of the discretion
IN Won by law Again, in his instructions TO bis
s.hue,. (,hat remarkable paper hesays The pow
er ofthc Secretary the deposites Is unquaiasa
Il is well to advert TO these matters, because we nha
from ,s own terms that the specie circular was Issued
not by authority and direction emanating nom Con
gres the proper and exclusive director on ths subject
Int in obedience TO the directions of the President
Here we have at least something in the practice
Of government with nothing Of principle for ITS ioun
ds,on except the will Of one man. that II should Dc
so Il has been significantly said that the Secretary
sheltered himself behind the name Of the President,
but il would far accurate to say the rres
dent stepped in front OF the Secretary and dh the IA
ring deed himself, using the Secretary's name But
whoever or whichever the actor or acted upon,
the leader or the follower the effect was still the same
10 A suffering country,-a country which yet weeps
and bleeds and each day cash is added to her
wounds
1.-THE Secretary had no authority from Congress TO
issue the circular then could the President give him
none and he had authority and was called on by law
or the exivency ofthe case intepose that authority
he surely wanted not the name or influence OF the
President to sanction it. What other Secretary oil
the Treasury ever acted by directions of the Pres-
dentl None other in the history of this Government
Il is impossible therefore avoid the conclusion that
any attempt of President of the United States to
control the Secretary of the Treasury in performing
the independent duties Of his station would be as
sumption Of unauthorized power How far the specie
circular was an instance in point may be best proved
by reference 10 the circular itself.
Having fully descanted the official independence
of the Secretary of the Treasury, whether regard be
had to the laws creating his Office the practice of the
department or to repeated Acknowledgements of even
Gen Jackson himself we will bring this number TO
a close promising that in our next an attempt will be
made to penetrate the subject step or two further
And, in closing, nothing is seen more pertinent than
the orcibe words of Mr. Clay, and nothing, is
ceyed more comfortable to truth. " BY the Consti-
tuition the President is enoned to take that the
laws be executed. This injunction was merely in
tended to impose him the duty of general superin-
tendence to see that offices filled, officers at
their respective posts the discharge Of their official
functions and all distractions TO the enforcement Of
the laws removed, and when necessary for that
purpose TO call out the militia. No one ever imagi-
ned, prior to the Administration Of President Jack
son that President of the United States was to
cupy himself with supervising and attending to the
execution of all the minute details of every of the
host of offices in the United States"
VIRGINIUS.
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THE MADISONIAN.

" hare often risksd my life in hefeid IN defence
Of country and shall to-norroH RISK my Rohf'cai
life in fapor Qfhe Union Of he States II vote on
the Missouri Question. )-GEs. HARRISON
do NOT, indeed, think il reouid be lorong TO make
all public officers account for any sudden increase Of
ceahh."-Gen. Harrison.
hare neper laid claim TO any other merit than
that Of entire derotion to tho in tchieh re
mere engaged, and a zeal thai regarded as nothing
erery personal inconvenience Gen. Harrison
~ deny, therefore 10 the General Gorerament, he
exercise Of any poer but d is expressly giren 10 Il
by the Constitution tchdt IS essentially necessary 10
carry the poper expressly giren into effect = General
Harrison.
General Harrison is the only commander in the
service to trhom a British army surrendered during
the last par"-Hon. J. R, Underwoods letter to
Thos Allen.
The Madisonian ,eiu orerthrow the Administra-
fion Globe, 1887.
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sept 90 2aw6wif

A CARD-In press and will be ready to deliver on
IA tomorrow the next day The Second Edition
of /" A WORD IN SEASON OR REVIEW OF
THE POLITICAL LIFE AND OPINIONS OF
MARTIN VAN buren,, addressed 10 the entire
democracy Of the American People, dedicated to the
Tippecanoe Clubs OF the Union, By HARRlsoN DE-
MocRAT"
The following extracts taken from the notices
with which this pamphlet has been favored BY the Ma
tiona lnteligencer and the Madisonian -:
Without having opportunity Of reading il thro'
we have been enabled to look il sufficiently to
perceive that has been gotten up with great research
and arranged with perspcuity and method, and pro-
misses TO enlist considerable public interest text
book the subject il treats of ~ Nat Int. Sept n
Those who desire full and minute information
respecting the life, opinions and political history Of
Mr. Van Buren,, should procure copy of the pamphlet
Just published by Mr., Morrison Of this city entitled
!" A Word in Season" &c. &c The author has used
great and industry in the compilation and pre-
scnts his facts in clear methodea and interesting
manner - Madisonidn 25th Sept
Price 50 for 100 copies SO for so do, and - for
25 do.
IL Orders addressed to the undersigned post paid
will receive prompt attention.
& 5. Friendly editors will confer favor by giving
this insertion. w. NJ. MORRISON.
sept. % -Four doors west Of Browns Hotel
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
ID. S. GREGORY & co. Managers.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the Benefit of the Monongalia Academy.

Glass No. for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, Sd
October, 1910
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars.
1900 Geo Dollars Dollars s 3 ooS Dollars Dollars
$500 Dollars.
nJ40 prizes of Sl500..En
50 of $s25o-6o of S2oo-63 Of Sl5o-63 of 800,
rs Number Lottery--I2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets Sl0-Halves So Quarters 50 So
Certificates OF Packages of25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do - Half do 65 90
Do do rs Quarter do 80 so
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the town of Wesburg,
Glass Nos, for $40.
To be drawn al Alexandra, Va. on Saturday 10th
October, 1910.
SCHEME.
1924 Dollars!
12,500 Dollars-10,000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 5000 Dollars.
200 200 aS SSS
81 1000 of 81 $500 of 81 200
20 Prizes Of 100000 of $4,000 of 5000
of S300-50 of S200--100 of Sl50-iOO of 500
&C. &c.
1S Number Lottery-li Drawn Ballots
Tickets $l0-IIalvcs $5-Quarters - So
Certificates OF Packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do. 25 Quarters do 50 so
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For Endowing the Leesburg Academy and for othc.
purposes.
Class No. for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, 2ith Oct
1910.
GRAND SCHEME
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
1000 Dollars $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars l,747l-2 Dollars
% Prizes of Al COOS of 5OO-2s Of s3O0-20o Of
s200-62 Of 800 &C.
IS No Lot,ery--l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quartcrs - so
Certificates of Packages Off Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half do 65
Do do % Quarter do - 50
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the MonongaIia Academy,
Glass No q for 1910
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, Saturday, October
3lst 1910
BRILLIANT SCHEME
10000 Dollars $1,000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
$500 Dollars 2,291 Dollars
so Prizes Of 81 ,0o0-5o Of $500 80 Of $500
100 Of Sl50-65 of 500, SC
~ Number Lotiery--l3 Drawn Ballots
Tickets only Slo.-Halves S5-Cuarters $3.50
Certificate Of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Hall do GO
Do do % Quarter do 30
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries address
DIS. GREGORY & co Managers,
Washington D. c.
Drawings sent Immediately they are over to all who
order as above. sep % law3wdSc
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A PERSON wishing TO make permanent invest
II ment of $1,000 for about three years at per ct,
bond and mortgage and undoubted security, may
hear Of a good opportunity by addressing note
through the Post Office to A. III Washington.
sept 213t
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For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries, address
DIS. GREGORY & co Managers,
Washington, d. G.
Drawings sent Immediately they are over to all who
order as above. sep % law3wd&c
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BANK or THE METROPOLIS,

A T meeting Of the President and Directors this
n day, the following preamble and resolution we're
adopted, viz
Whereas, il is required by law that general meet.
ing Of the Stockholders Of this Institution shall be-
held within six months from the Sd day Of july last
for the purpose Of deciding the proprety Of autho
rixng the President and Directors thereof for the time
being, to file their declaration in writing in the office
of the Secretary Of the Treasury asserting TO- and nc
cepng the extension Of its charter granted by the
act of Congress passed the Sd day Of July, 1910
entitled an act continue the corporate existence
Of the Banks in the District Of Columbia for certain
purposes Therefore be il
Resolred, That general meeting of the Stockhod.
for the said purpose and tor the purpose ofconsd
erng other subjects that may be submitted be- and the
same is hereby accordingly called, for Monday the sth
day Of November next, TO be held at the Banking
House of the Institution in this city at y O'Clock m
Extract from the minutes,
RICHARD SMITH Cashier
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p FRANCES OLD ESTABLISHED PRIZE
IL. OFFICE, Washington.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
Capital Prizes 100000, 100000, 10000,
$4,000, $4,000.
All orders for tickets should be addressed to r.
FRANCE Washington.
The cash will be paid for all prizes sold by Richard
France s drawn.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
Glass A to be drawn Octoberl7. 1910
u 100000 Dollars,GR
In five capitals of 800 600 each.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.
FOR OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
ID. $. GREGORY q co. Managers.
FIVE CAPITALS of 10000 Dollars,
amounting to 100000.

amounting TO SlOOOOU.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
Glass A for lS40.
To be drawn at Baltimore, Saturday October 18th,
1910
GRAND CAPITALS.
of $20,0001
of 10000
Of 10000 of $4,000,
of 5000 5000 making '0o''o0 D0''''''
l of 1920 Dollars; prizes of 5000 Dollars
3 of 1000 Dollars; do Of $500 Dollars;
10 of $4,000; so of $1,000; GO Of $500 -S5 Of
800; 90 of $500; SO of $3.50 63 of $500
SO of 800, &c. &c.
rs No. Lottery--l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $l5--- Halves 81 3d. Quarters SO rs
Certificates of packages of 25 Whole Tickets $500
Do do % Half do 100
Do do IS Quarter do So
MOST SPLENDID
CAPITAL 100000, also $4,000,
$4,000 and
Strfecn Drawn Numbers in each Package of 20
Tickets.
gJlMore Prizes than Bidnksegf
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY.
Glass B. for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Novem.
Der Ia, 1910
GRAND CAPITALS
$60,000 $4,000, $4,000. $4,000,
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 81, 500
S2,3ll; prizes of $2,0O0 5 of $3.50;
10 prizes of $1,000.
so prizes of $1,000; 80 of $500; so of SI00;
100 of $500; 100 of $3.50; ITO of 5000;
124 of $50, &c. &c. &C.
Tickets only $20-Halves Sl0-Quarters S5.
Eighths 81 50.
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $500 90
Do. do 26 Half do 1870 90
Do. do. 26 Quarters do IS co
Do. do 26 Eighths do 80 so
r Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates
Of Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes, will
receive the most prompt attention, and official ac-
count of each drdring sent Immediately after it over
to all who order from Address,
ID. $, GREGORY & CO Managers,
sept lS-2aw4wif Washington City, d, c.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the Town of Wellsbure.

Glass No 8, for 1910
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, 10Th DC
tober, 1910.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
49,, 29i-SI2, 500-Sl O 000--S5 0O0-s2, 500
Sl,975-S3 600 - 000-Si 600, Sc
Tickets Sl0--Halycs S5-Quarters 90 so
Certificates packages Of 26 Whole tickets $50 90
Do. do. % Half do IS 90
Do do % Quarter do 30 80
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit ofthc Monongalia Academy
Class No Q for 1910
Draws Saturday, October 81 1910
BRILLIANT SCHEME
10000 Dollars $1,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
1900 5000 +" o297
80 Prizes Of 81 900
Tickets Sl0-Halvcs $5--cuartcrs go 50
Certificates Of packages of 26 whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do. pc half do GO 90
Do do. % quarter do 30 90
xf For Tickets and shares or certificates of pack
ages IN tho above splendid Lotteries, address
II FRANCE, Washington
Drawings sent Immediately a0cr they over 10 al
who order as above sept ls-2aw2wcpil
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IS Number Lottcry-l2 Drawn Ballots
Whole Tickets $l5-Halvcs 81 500 Quarters S3 IS.