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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
OBITUARY..

Died. on Sunday morning, the 2Sth inst, at about the
hour of 10, MARY CHARLOTTE, infant daughter Of
William l.. and Elizabeth Goggin, of Bedford, aged two
months and twenty eight days.
''She but fingered below
Til he who had sent her
Recalled her TO Eden,
In mornings sweet prime"
Died, on the 9th November, ASN ELIZA, youngest
daughter of j. f. s Lucinda Hawkins, after i'll
ness of Is days, aged years and II months. Could
the nwcariod attention Of devoted parents afcconata
relations and kind friends who minsered increasingly
10 her wants. haye preserved this interesting and
spriahy little girl she would have still lived to glad
den the hearts othc family circle Of which she was
cndcard member But she has fallen under the stroke of
the Destroyer her young heart had been polluted
by wfl iransgrcssion-and while her frail body. beau
tf even in death. tenants the cold grave. her happy
sprt saved through the merits Of cruclicd Saviour
dwcls with the redeemed above Weep not. bcreavcd
parents! but rather rejoice, that you have an angel IN
heaven.
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Notice..

- RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living in Mccklen
IL burg county, two Negro slaves, with the precon
ccrted arrangement to escape to the county of Hampshire
its vicinity, and described follows: DAVY, a
black of spare form, large mouth and rather draw
ling mode of speaking, and also down look, when
speaking questioned he was raised in the county of
Charlotte by Capt Henry A. Watkins. and late the
property Of Mr.. A. {. Morton. His father now lives
with Richard Wilson, Of Charlotte.
OSCAR is bright mulatto with a remarkably large
foot hand and nose very thick lips and fine soft voice.
his complexion very bright. and the least excitement
brings the blood to his face where it shows readily
in that Of white man. He is about l5 years DID, and
large and well grown and probably has gone off with the
vague hope Preaching Ohio, the borders of which
he raised.
The apprehension Of said negroes and information
touching the viii confer favor and be suitably
w,rdod by WV. u. EASILY.
Mccklenhur- county. Va.
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NiRGINIA:-At TIA Court held for Washington coun-
", the 9th day Of November, 1871:
On the announcement of the death Of Mr.. ANDREW
RESELL, most respected citizen, which took place in
Abingdon, the 10th day OF this month, the Court,
Officers. and the Bar to the following resolutions
Resoircd That, in consideration of the worth and
vices. both public and private of Mr. ANDREW Rus
consideration Of the uniform approval and afiec,ionae es
teen the people OF the county have, without exception,
invariably entertained for the deceased the Court. the
Bar and the officers of the Court, will wear. for thirty
days. the usual badges Of mourning, testimonial OF
their regard.
RcS'rcd. That they sympathize sincerely with his
daughter AMI her family and the county generally in this
bereavement
Rcsgircd, That the foregoing resolutions be entered
upon the Minutes of this Court. and copy enclosed
his only child, Mrs MEEM. of Lynchburg, and that
pies be also furnished the Editors Of the papers this
place. the Richmond Enquirer and Wing. for publica
thn-A Copy. Teste, JACOB LYNCH, c. {.
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VIRGINIA CONFERENCE


The Niraia Conference Of the NJ r. Church which
assembled Portsmouth. ended its session on the 18th
nillm'. Bishop Andrew. in consequence Of domestic
sifci'on, did not reach the Conference; and the Rev
john fars was chosen preside over lis deliberations
The following appointments were made for the next
Conference year
Richmond Disitict-Gcorye w. Motley. p. L.
Rich rrnity-rhos Crowder. Rnb N,cbqcls
mond Shockoc lll-,Iosrph +. Asl,ew.
Leroy NJ. Lee editor Of the Richmond Christian Alyo
cate.
New kcnt-F s Mitchell, :. Field.
Williamsburg Joseph Lear
Hamptnu--isaac A Willis
GlouccStcr-Gervas VI. kczce
Matthew's. L. Norman
King < Qneen-,I d. lIals,cad, Rch'l HOPE
King William-kinchcn Adams.
llanovcr-Geo \. Winiree.
Charlottesville Diarict-Anthony Dbrel, p f.
Charlouesville-B. b. Miles, to change with Jacob
Manning in six months.
Albemare-J. {. Tiusley, Jacob Slough.
Scottsvillo-,Icsse Powers
Columbia Goodman, J. \. Brown, sup.
Louisa < Spottsylvania-R. Scott, Allen Garner.
Caroinc--B II. johnson.
Culpcpcr & RapIahannock-.Ino Hall, j. 5. r. Clark
Madison-Saml. konnerly. L. f.. Harrison
Imcil,pg District-John Early, Pc
Iynrhbmg-E. Wa,isworth
Bfdiord--Wm NJ. Ward. Nathaniel Thomas
I afnplpll-l no ]. 1lONe. Samuel PHILIPS.
Charloitc--S. II Mullen, Lconidas Rosser.
Cumberland w. ChIds. Tn. II. Jones
uckinghan-Beni. r. Duyal.
Amhcrst-S. W. Jones. ,Jno {. Garlich.
Nelson--llartHe H. Gary.
c 'T,@a,G Perlcc B. Wilhcr. President.
Institute VIM b. Rowz'e, Agent
Charlotte mission to people of colour. l.. Skdmorc.
Rm,doiph .Nacom District-lI b. Cowlcs, p f..
Randolph Macon DAVID 5 Doee.n Pastor =,
Neutrality-suspicious. r. Bennett
Roanokc-Eliiah Chambers.
sville--)ushua .eipli.
Buusw ick-Ge,rgc \. BAN, Marecus James.
Nottoway--Danes Mcdonald
Prince Edward-,Jalnes p. Owen. W. w. Kennedy
farmve-Dacob Manning, change with b. B. Miles
in SIX months.
Prince Edward mission TO people of colour-M. NJ.
Dance.
Petersburg Ds,ict-Abram Penn. p f..
rstcrsburg-W. \. Smith Joseph Carson
Ebenc-er-Onc To be supplied
Chcs,criici-M. A. Dunn, W. +, Lee.
Powhatan--Ch. p. Norman.
Amelia-Jamc. 4. Rddick. J. NJ Lewis.
Souhampton--Ino. w. " htc.
susscx-Iohn Kerr. W. G.ant, NJ. Thrift, sup
smi,hfeld-Wm. J. Norleet.
Prince George-llenry d. Wood
.\6J6h District George w. Langhornc, ?. f.
\jTlulh--'uS''pn II. IJiNlS.
Decentralization |. Waller.
African Churcl--Nc rnon Eskrdge, sup.
Suffolk b. l.. Williams.
Gatcs-I)avd Wood
Murirccsborough --!saac NJ. Arnold.
Edcnton-]oln Baily.
ller,idrd- Alexander Stewart
Elizabeth City--.Iamcs D. Coulmg.
Camden humphrey Bups.
Pastuotanll-Wm. J. Norfolk.
Princess tanc-J. T.. Joiner Geo. w. Andrews
Currituck Mssion-Ch. VI. Schroie.
George w. Ba'n has permission To travel for his health
Thomas p Richard transferred to the North Carolina
Conference.
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The Mechanics Saw ings Bank

FlNlllS INSTITUTION will receive ON deposit ali
i sunset money current IN Virginia, II not less IN
mount than five dollars. and viii certificates therefor
sigt by the President. Treasurer and Secretary, bind
my fully all the Stuck, Funds aud Property OF the In
siltution ir the payment thcro. when demanded, urr
ten DAYS notice, with interest thereon from the date there
Of al the rate OF three per rcnu per annum Tor such
may be demanded within four months, and four per
tum sr annum upon such shall have remained tom
and not exceeding sls months. and five per c.ntum pei
snnum ipI longer period than 81, months.
AMAlDN HANCOCK, President,
PAUL G. BOWI.ES, secretary
HENRY B. RICHARDS Treasurer
DlKCCTOIsS.
joins {. SuAcaLrronp, Cn,nIrs Puri.rs.
Ara. l.rrrwtcn, JonE II. T,nri.
Dawn T. KEIsr, S,MI.. W. SnnIror,
PLr,sANr LArnY, Jons k,SNiIn.
Nov. ~ IA
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DY virtue OF decd of trust on record in the Clerk =
- office of the County Court OF Amherst, will offer
for sale TO the highest bidder at the Tavern of Mrs.
Tayloe, opposite Lynchburg the first day of January
next, about 20 SLAVES. Among them are many that
are valuable, consisting of Men, Women, and Children.
have doubt of the goodness of the title but will only
convey snch title as vested in Terms made known
on the day Of sale.
sAML. NJ GARLAND, Trustee
Dec. It's
4 Ia Circuit Superior Cour, Of Law and Chanc cry
~ continued and held by adjournment, for Nelson
county, the Courthouse, Thursday, the 9TH day Of
October, 1871:
James Garland and Beverly Ilargrovc, executors of
John }. llargrove, deceased. Plaintiffs
John Pritchard Hiram w. Dawson, Trustee. Sc,
William J. Kidd, Henry $ Peyton, Frederick s Pcy
ton, and Others, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
This this day To be further heard. upon
the papers formerly read the petition Of James Garland
and Beverley Iargrove, executors of John j. liargrove
deceased, and the thereto by Ann f. largrove
and Robert {. Cutler, and argued by counsel On
consideration whereof the Court correcting the decree
OF the 9TH day of May last doth order that Alexander
Fitzpatrick the receiver appointed by said order. first
pay unto Hiram w Dawson the sum Of $40 Is. for his
expense and trouble in selling the lot in the proceedings
mentioned. pursuance of heord of the ID day of May
1889. And the Court being ofopInon that the said lot
should he rcsod for the purpose Of paying the purchase
money which still remains unpaid, doth further adJudge,
order and decree that James Garland be appointed com
missioner. whose duty shall be to sell said lot the
premises, to the highest bidder, AT public auction, on
credit of twelve months. having advertised the time and
place of sale least thirty days previous thereto in the
''Vrginian," paper published in the town Of Lynch
burg and the front door OF the Courthouse Of this
ty taking bond with approved security from the purchaser
purchasers retaining the title until the purchase mo
ney is paid, and make report to this Court.
Copy-Teste,
RIO e. CJrTJER OK
In obedience to the foregoing order shall proceed on
Wednesday, the LIST day Of December next to sell the
Lot and Improvements, therein mentioned. the terms
specified J. GARLAND
Nov. I'D
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W AR 1kl.AGES.

Married. on the 23d ul.. by the Rev. Edward Wads-
worth, Mr. DANIEL +. BAILEY, of Lynchburg, to Miss
jrprH F.. daughter of the late James Waugh, decd.
Of Amherst.
-, on "Wednesday evening. the Eth ult., by the
Rev G. w. Lcitwich. Mr. WILLIAM Bush. of Roa
noke. to Miss SARAH, youngest daughter of Mr. VIM.
Lowry Sen. of Bedford
-. ON Thursday evening. the 25th nlt., by the
same Mr.. Ars,LoM HUNTER TO Miss MARY JANE,
daughter of Mr. Isaac Wiggnton, all Of Bedford.
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adjourned .Ncelitag.

n ADJOURNED MEETING Of the Stock
"A holders of the Pittsyvana and Lynchburg Turn
pike Company will be held at the Washington Hotel IN
the town of Lynchburg, Saturday the 4th day OF Dc
ccmbcr next 3. o'clock 1t is truly desirable that
all the stock of the Company be represented, and not
make i, necessary adjourn again to some other time.
F.S. MILLER, Sec'ry ofthe
b. Of ID. of the p and L. i. Comp.
Nov % t4D
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STOVES. sTOVEs!. srOvEs...

TUNFIE subscriber has hand full supply of
l. STOVES subscriptions; say Parlor Stoves, Nine
plate franklin Coal Stoves new article and premium
Cooking Stoves In fact every style and pattern, usually
wanted in this country Pipes to suit, in any quantity
for matching and repairing. Also, Sheet Iron Work of
every kind. Copper Work, such as STILL Worms, ket
ties Stew Pans, &c. with general assortment Of Tin
Wafc, Of his own make; all prices to suit the times
TIIONASO AGREE.
Nov wifi.
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NOTICE.
LEVI FISHER, GUN MAKER,


Nol'LD respectfully inform the public that h.
w nov has hand u fine assortment 81 RIFLES
at prices from Sl5 10 $50; also, PIS Z q l. = from
81 Ia $50 per brace and SHO1 Guns from common
To best. all Of which his make. aud warranted.
liz is ais, prepared To do all kinds 81 repairing with
ncaness aud despatch. and upon liberal terms n,
any similar establishment IN the State He still contin
at his old stand, opposite the Franklin Hotel
TO Country a:ssn Smiths.
have on hand large assortment 81 Forged Gun
limbs Of every SIZE.
Noy IL Win if
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
MNDIk EE

1 AGAIN ofi,r for sale my TRACT OF LAND.
i near iynchburg 1t Is desirable residence for one
who dishes to be near town. 1t has a good DNEl.
hA LIN. HOUSE. with eight rooms, with all other
NI. gu, houses ,ea-'v all new; Springs OF good VA
ter, 100 acres of WOOD iAND. and about ~ acres
,,red-and fine Orchard of Appcs Also, nearly 20
acres of fresh land planted last spring AM the s"o be
fore. in about 100 varieties of the best FRUIT TREES,
a large portion Of which will bear next year.
will also sell small Tract, lying the Stone Turn
pike, the first toll gate, containing II ACRES
This little place is very productive, and is Of the
best stands for Tan Yard other trade III the neigh
borhood
ALSO, the House and Iotin ynchburg, adjoining Mr.
VIM Ellious residence on Lynch Street, occupied. last
year by Mr.. Crow a Tobacco Factory-for which hu
siness it is choice position, being near all the Ware
houses and to the Canal
Also, House and Lot ON the margin of the Canal
adjoining Mr.. Diugud's Foundry. The position of
this ground commands water power Of the Canal and is
well adapted to manufacturing purposes.
offer this property in good faith, riS'lng 10 sell.
ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON.
Nov. 25 Ali
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- Z, n d q 1.

IINliE SUBSCRIBER will open boarding and day
i School. boys and girls. At his residence, II
miles west Of lynchburg. Aondsy the I'd day Of Jan
uary next.
TERMS OF TUITION
English branches $40 per sc ,son of five months
Latin and Greek languages SIS per session Of ,
months. payable nj the end OF the session
Pupils will be charged from the time oi entrance the
end of the session, and deduction made for absence
eNcrp, in cases Of proracted illness.
Board s. per month
S,re, attention will be paid 10 the morals and dcpor
ment Of each student JAMES NJ. COFER
Bedford Doc = WV IT.
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Z. q o - s.! q - q ID 3! !
q u u - >! =!

All ,ou who would your money snvc,
Come q n,~, mud shall bar gains hnsc.
Ms useless to say any thing about the cheap
j of Goods. after the repeated declarations Of
BARGAINS! BiRGAINS!! that appear every day
the papers And my object Is 10 10 the public gen
orally, that my assortment is inferior 10 IN the mar
kct and prove IL satisfactorily 10 every one is only Ia
give my stock examination before purchasing, and !
pledge myself there shall be cause Of dissatisfaction
either To quality price. for am confident bought
Goods o,r and can and ,rH sell thcm for cash, low
$ any house in Iynchbur..
Nv assortment of GROCERIES is large. together
with the largest assortment Of HAS, Caps, &c of the
latest styles and fashions, that ever had the pleasure Of
offering the public. and 10 which invite the attention
OF all. d. j. {. PETERS.
Oct % visit
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TINlIE subscribers. having associated themselves under
the style and finn
THURMAN, WltENN Il Co..
aud having taken the house formerly occupied b, John
Thurman one door above Mcssrs. Thurman x School
field. and nearly opposite Messrs Bryant < Young
have. and will constantly keep on hand
A LARGE AND GENERAL AssORr VI x Mt OF
$.IDDLEKA.,
manufactured by themselves, of the best materials, in
the neatest style and latest fashions.
Persons wishing To buy would do well to give them a
call as they are determined To sell GUAR.
All orders puncually attended TO- and all repairs done
with neaincss and despatch.
GEORGE i. TIT RMAN
LEWIS w WRENN
JOHN {. SHACKIEFORD.
\. B.---Country produce taken in exchange at cash
market prices, for work. &. i. r.
l.. W w
j. {. $
dec > Is II
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fpNllE subscriber 10 prepared to furnish any fam
L ly desiring the above instrument, upon the INST
liberal terms aud from the approved Mapufacsoes
in the United States Tho justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers has been much hud
ed through the public press that any rcmsrks ~ Ms
would be unnecessary upon the present occasion. fIsbs
Ing known manulacturer Of the instrument, csn ~
commend tho Pianos made by tho different establish
uires trial and il the purchaser Is mo, pleased with
the instrument, II can be returned ess asyask
W. P. GREENE, ~Agsns
o. All Planes Sud by viii 10 packed and sons
All, distance in the county free Of expense. They VII
also be kept in order year. without any charge - The
purchaser, by myself pass through the country twsss
year regularly. $50
Sept IL 10 f
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EDUC ALTON CONVENTION.

The citizens Of ynclburg. favorable to the Education
Convention. be held i'll Richmond. the OH of De
ccmber. requested to at the Methodist Pro
tcsiant church on FRIDAY EVENING next at candle
light for The purpose Of appointing Delegates to the said
Convention.
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DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU
LOOK.
.Sesc supply Of Fall and Vvfmfer
GOODS.

.S'esc supply Of Fail and VVfnfer
(.OODS.
ROBES & BURTON
4 RE- now receiving at their Wholesale II re-
IA tail store, Bank Square, an umsm-
mniiy large and desirable stock Of
E.1LL .1.S'D vU'LV'7EK GOODS, to
which they respectfully invite the attention Of all who
are in want of good Goods, at to~ prices.
n Country Merchants win find our assortment
as general and prices low any other house III
this market
We earnestly invite them to favor with a call,
as o,r stock being rery large the disposed
to wholesale at very low prices.
ROBES s. BURTON.
Sept. 80 Is IF
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TaelISTER:'S SALE.

DI RSt ANT to two deeds of trust, executed by
Fielding w. .Ieior 10 the subscriber. 10 secure a
debt due to Campbell 4 Steptoe,the first deed dated
the Sth day July 1887, and the other dated the 10Th of
August 1887 i shall, the 9TH day of January, 1912,
proceed To SELL at public auction, the highest bid
der, for cash, the following real and personal estate, he
longing to the said leer and conveyed in said deeds.
- wit The tract Of Land wheeon the said Jctcr now
resides con ainlng
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-.sA-. nnconmouly fine quality. and -
upwardsol 800 Of fine high land. all in clover
Or will work the plantation in partnership with judi
ciols rultivatdr Of the soil prppse TO put with tho
Land ~ horses, - oxen. IL cows, 40 sheep. and up
wards Of IOn hogs. 400 barrels Of cn the crop Of Eds
and other rough food the plantation, carts. wag-
pom and extensive assortment Of plantation toh. My
PLANTATION has been under rigid system Of clover and
plaster Tor many years design change in that sys-
TEN. will furnish annually at my cost, 20 tons
Of Plaster aud as much Clover seed ~ deem necessary
in tho plantation which shall be sown when and wheEe
may request.
Twenty five hands are sufficient 10 w.rk the sstats
adyantagc--l5 men and 10 women plongh-bcys--
| am willing to contract for three FIVE saSs.
confidently believe there is no estate james Riv-
err containing equal number Of capable II yiald
my more produce. am only induced 10 oaer II TT
rent bause have not force sufficient to work it. and
carry my other operations.
VIII il not bo to the interest of some man,, who hae
old Out plantation, 10 accept otrT, SOW w
land in clover aud allow them rest for three hvs
years? have seeded, and in very good style. 3etb
bushels of wheat. HENRY :. LANGHOkNE.
Nov. Is 4wn
o. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer will
please publish four weeks and send unts to sAs
office
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As oeated at tia residence Of his father. New
II London, where he ma, be usually found, and will
promptly attend 10 an, application cr his professional
scfvicCs.
Dec > 81
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Female Teachers Wanting SitNN
lions.

AM requested to obtain situations for several Ladies
Of uncxceptionabo character, considerable experience
and undoubtcd qualifications as Teachers of the
English branches, together with the French language.
and Music on the Piano Forte. Salary $500 and board
for the scholastic year of ten months. Others not 80 OK
perienred teaching but otherwise desirable $500 and
$3.50 and board Communications addressed to the sub
scriber. post paid, will be promptly attended to.
f.. p. NASH, Petersburg. Va
Ihave for SALE about 80 Piano Fortos derent kinds.
all Of which will be- sold upon the condition that payment
may be withheld until the instruments are fairly tired.
T.. p. NASH.
Nov 4w il
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f.. IA THE Packet Boats JOS &. C.IBEIL.
Xssssssis.cszG Capt. llun,lcy, aud JOILN mar
SHiIi. Capt hull. viii leave this place. alternate
", Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. al O'Clock
l. NJ BOYD. EDMOND & Co
July - IL if
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Young MEMS SOCIETY

Question iu Saturday night. December ith, as opn-
ion necessarily dependent upon the will p
\ full attendance Of the members is requested, az
proposition Will be made to alter the Constitution.
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o. Our ,llcct,r, MrTholnas billiard, rul wait up
on persons ind, htc to this office in this and the coming
counties and hope will find them prepared generally
to Iiquidate their respective balances.
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Dec .
NOTICE..

4 IL. those who have contracted debts with NJ. Me
"A dad Lyman. at the above named house, VII! cal
ON him aud settle them he will remain there Tor that
purpose, and is fully authorised To settle them
}. {. SIiACkLEFORD.
Dee tsf
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DLUE AND BLACK Writing Fluid

lLUE AND BLACK Writing Fluid
ID Cabinet and Pocket Ink stands, superior
Black and Red lax Powder do
Pocket Pen Holders do
Cocoa Wafer Seals and Patent India Rsbbss
Inleble Ink. large and small szcs -
Artists Pencils. Recyes's and Sewel's s.
Newman, aud Reeves Wator Colors, in losesan4
bs the cake
Chess aud Doarla, single and double DsSt
noes.
Playing and visiting Cards
Backgammon Boards and ',ico
Coronation and Victoria Scnhng NaI
Lead Points Note Paper ard Swan and "us>s
Qulls,
ron SHE m
HOWEI DAVIES.
Nov - uf
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SlT'cON'S
Lottery and Exchange OniCP.
4 TTiilS OFFICE. IN iynchburg. Va are Offered
"A the following schemes.
Read the Schemes below, and see the way To fortune
.MO.NO.NGiLLi LOTTERY, Cinss ~,
To be drorn at Richmond, on Friday, The 3rt Of De
ccp,ber. and result eccrcd on Monday the 6hx
Capital Prixc $1,000,
prize of 5000 of 1000 of 2.000-l Of ,i7s.
) of OOO-lO of 5000 of 100, &c.
IS Numbers, IL Drawn Ballots
Tickets 81; Shares in proprtion.
Capital O,Ooo!.
VIRGINIA WELLSBCRG LOTTERY. Claa, l.. to
draw at Alexandria, Va, on saturday, Dccon,.
Der 9TH, and result, received
Tuesday 1th
prize of *3o,ooo-l of loooo-l offs GOO oh 900
i Of 3,l2o-3O Of 5000 oi 5oO--
80 of 1870 of 3o0-lo0 Of aN
&c. Sc.
IS Nos. II drawn out
Tickets SO; Halves s. Quarters ~ 80.
Capital 10000 Dollars.
rIRGL\Ll .n0\O.Nfi.iLLi LOTTERY. Classic,
To be drd,rn at .Nerdnd,ia. Saturday the lh.
1871 and result receircd on the iM.
prize of S3O, W,-l Of 2.WO-l of 6.oN-i of 900
-, lg2-lO of ,750--lOof 2J,-lOof O0N--
10 Of 1910 Of 3oo-l0 Of 5o-lo Of No
l55 of 100.
Is Numbers, II drawn ballots.
Tickets 10 dollars Shares IN proportion
TIRGL\Ll LEESBURG LOTTERY.
To be drarn at Richmond The 9Th Of December. and
result reccred al hi, office The sh.
Capital 1900 Dollars,
prize of 6oW-i of 3.oW-2 NO-i 1870 of
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Tickets S'-halves2 5o-quarters %.
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