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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
New School Book.
New School Book.
Juh publifhed, and for faIc, at
ISAAC ADAMS Bo9kRore,
No. &, JoNrs'-Row, PoRrLAnp,
(Priss S,lL. SO a5. Pc, do=. 81 Ia efs. /ingie)
Fhe Understanding Reader

Fhe understanding Reader
KN0WLEDGE B5o,t ORAT0RT.
DEING Selection of Leilons, fuiiei TO the I'M.
ID deraaudngs and the capacities Of Youth and de-
igned for their improvements Rsitug f5e afutiDv Of
sS0,, sndm eg a,tieDa eompund dyiva',v. euo,d,
IN method whsily different from any thing of the kind
ever before pubifhed. By DANIEL ADAMS M B.
thor of the SebaTs 44ra5met, 7bo,ogb Scholar, &c.
Or 10y, often read 1sv,o peai kuosU.g Gt nothing @
tie mearrag. FRANKLIN.
Essroa from - 2,faee.-" Now if thefe obe Cts are
thought worthy Of resard- the defnation of words
teaon the fenie in reading, and the pellng correctly
of all words Objects engage the attention of youth
then preiumed the prefent undertaking will be
thought untimely or improper"
To anfwer rhec feveral purPoes, and to adapt this
book the convenience of both matter and choar, the
tsdsasg Rsad preents, in the margin of each page,
column OF words in talic character, Hinged from,
the re,ron. Thoie words with period after them
particularly deiisredlifor fpeingthofe with Of
interrogation for being defined"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
Mai4s Eirs & Marine n;.asdnrt Cs,7,pssy.

Mai4s Firs & Marine h;aranrs Css7;,pasy.
THE PRECEDENT and Directors Of the Maine Fire and
/ Marine Infurance Company. in conformity to their
act of ncopotaticn, give notice that their CAPITAL Stock
amounts Que Hundred Thoufand Dollars !; ana that
hey continse to receive propoas and make inr
on the following rEs, at their Office in F.nreet viz
On vefIels, Goods and Friesht-againG Captivity Of
the Lives perfons da'ing their sbfence
fea-in cafes of Money lent on Botomry and Refpon.
dentia-on Dwelling Hories and other Buildings within
the Drict OF Maine agann damage affng to the iame
by Fire. originating any caufe except hae OF dehgn in
the injured.
The Company viii no, ihfurc more than Fifteen
fhouiand Dollars on any one riR
BY order of PRECEDENT and Directors.
JOHN p. THURSTON, Secretary.
Maine Fire 81 Marine Bvfu,anee
O
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
FOR SALE,
.NE SAW, in good and convenient

u j double Saw. MILL with Hfty acres Of Land adj
Joining: or without laid Land, wiz beh uit the pur-
chatter on Penobico river, ahoat miles above the
head of navigation it besg the beA itaad for Lumber
inv IN the DRra OF Maine astherc plenty of
ali the year, and logs ay be brough, down the liver IN
RATS 90 miles the MILL in the prg of the year and
ean raft the boards from the mill down the river to tie
head OF the tide.
One faw has fawed "a thoufand Of boards in
enc week this fummcr lat Said Mill aands on ln-
d;aa Old.1cwn falls Likewie the privilege OF building
double Ssw-m.l, to be built flare on fa'd falls
Iueaire OF NATHAN WINSLOW, OF Falmouth, in the
county Of Cumberland, or of JONATHAN WlNsLoW,
ON the prentice
Alto for iac, one 10, of excellent LAND,
rontanins zso acres, ia the Of Fairfax and coma
" of Kenncheck 1t lies penobco road and about
& miles from convenient landing Said lot adJo'as on
Ns5a~ Hayrron<. farm where he now dwels Inquire
Of f1id NArnAs WiNsLow, OF Of STEPHEN hAkrEs, OF
1aid Fairfax. NATHAN WINSTON.
letI Ma n TScH. (Isw. SwJ
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
SPECIMEN or THE WORK.

The Fes.-rhe fox has, ia all ages and Ci,eumPeas
tions, been celebrated for crafrnels and add
drcis. Acute and crcnmfpcl, fagacious and avtEss
prudcut. he divcrfie sihis conduct, and always
releyes iome art for unforeleen accidents nnfrss.
Tho uimbcr than the vol, I've truis
firciy, the fwftrd. Of his cou-e He knows sSium
how TO eniure iafety by providing himfelf with
an aylum which he retircs when danger vsgabssd?
appears Ffc IS not vagabond, but lives in
a iettled habitaton and in domefc fate.
NB. In tba Selection fa,s"ss bas been givn sbs Of
Nltrrd HGSry, morally, amsfng and sq,a7ve ays, o,"
sspfV; pofty and playing anfedof 10 tie entire sisGo"
sr6siVsr thought Be 81 5e capacities youth undfsad
Pe,tlsns. No L.
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- FOR SALE,
4 HOUSE p!ealantly fituated on Cum

N ~ u. P'Cst11t1ftrJ Irt"@'9 -.
N berland nrcet. The houic is entirely finIihcd,
painted and papered and very convenient for one "ny
having an excellent ceer. and good pump Ct water =
The terms will be advantageous the purchaler For
particulars enquire of the printer.
= Portland, NoU,s s, ,8cA.
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by IhPS Nabby and Eliza rom Liverpool
WILLIAM GODDARD
LAS received very ex,enfve addition to his former
IL i ataortmenr OF
HARDWARE GOODS,
which for ale at his fore, Middle a,es by whole
Ia e and retail
Also large quantity Of Shot Blackfmiths Anvils
and Vices Brafs Kettles Sheet Lead; Sheet Iron Red
Lead Sad Irons Euslihshovcs, and Frying Pans.
large ailor,ment OF
1oinn's Plains, s ahmsf evsry dslsyipti,n.
Likewiie-soo Boxes by 8, Oily p and 8 by B,f
to and liverpool Grown Window Glafs.-9o eaks Cut
and Wrought Nails, &c. SC.
Portland. on. IA. ftf)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
FOR SALE, at NewgkMreRer,-

FOR SALE, at Newghalrsfey,
A GOOD STAND for a .radefman --abou, four a.
IN ores Of Land under good Improvement, With va
rety of Fruit Trees, jna beginning to bea unfnh
sd two (toty Houfr and earn with God shop FOR
Cabinet or Chair maker.-Pay mens made eaiy TO the
purchaier For partc aars inquire of the iuhfcriber,
living on the prcmiles IONA SrOCKMAN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
toE AllLLEF t'TfER PINpAplsED.

joE AliLLEF rrYEa pINpAplsED.
Tifv' herod,
Tina dandra 1eiadefomer?
= PINpAR, OLYw. Cd q
A London Jockey wei known for fool,
Whole hi1le might be apt!y iyld mule,
Since when ne rode, i. ever caoie to pals,
That twas iomethng, twixt a horss and afs
Once left the town,
And as mott travellers viii,
Went often down, "a
Aad often up hill;
AT leugth aeep of fesrful height,
StrucK or l.5renfans vending fg,i;
But what did moi, alarm hinS now,
WAS tha; 1T bottom ieemd a ilo1gh.
Doubtful he food
In thoughtful mood,
when hard BY in a brake
A Clown he ipied ana thus befpeke:
Is Bottom hare. of Wonder place I"
Hard, non I? the clown replied Ay, that il be =
With nirnble pace he then defended,
: Assd up to boots in mud his Journey eaded
swc@ring At clowns he ftornid and tag'd his i'll,
Ard wind with all his heart the devil had got en-
Wheu our he bayvld TO him upon the bill
Did you not rafca fay, twas hard at bottom r
The clowh reioin a with broadeh grin,
Which he conceived no mortal fin,
And ia it be, I'll n21t we onY bet,
But yous no.. hsif-slsyt to she bottom yet y
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
PRESToN ON MASONRY.

ON OF AoOIy
lust received, and for fae at the Booknere of
y IsAAC ADAMS.
No 6. Jones' Row, ILLUSTRATIONS Of MASONRY,
in four books -
Book !. The excellency of Mafonry difpayed.
Book H. General remarks, initrafions of the Lee
lures, decrptoa of the Ancient ceremonies and charges
uied in the different Degrees
Book III The Principles of Maonry explained
Book iii. The Hlory of Maionry in England, &c.
o which is added ODES, ANTHEMS, SONGS, &c.
By WILLIAM PRESTON p. M.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
Evenings Amuiement.

v7'HoMAs, CLARK, has jnn received for fafe, few
i srofs 81 PLAYING CARDS, (fome very nice
whoefae and retail, his Bootore, Fif-lreet, Port
land. (6w1 Noo 70
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
az Notice to ddUe,qwers

a. N0fIce to ddVeIQMrerS .
TICKETS in the I'd Cafs Of Piaiaqaa Bridge Lotfsry
L telling at the gookhore and Lottery Office
kept by THOM IS CLARK,
in Filth .rcet, Portland, FIVE dollars Quarters at a.
The drawing will psfueiy commence the 10TH of next
month"; The price after Tomorrow will be RATED
SO for whole Tickets and SO for Quarters q Neze
is your Tine
hllo, TICKETS at d Quarters at 81, in the 4th
clais of Am9aeag Canal Lsaeyy No. Io.
As ABOVE,
Few (warranted undrawn the 9th inf Tickets "a
the 9th Cafs Of South Hadzey Canal Lottery drawing
in Bottom for lac, dollars each, if applied for i'm
mediately.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03

"A sHouie TO Let,
PLEASANTLY fisnaled in the fouth part of
the sown.-Inquire OF
Nsv. 16. JOSEPH MLELLAN & SON.
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BY ihips Nabby and Eliza from Liverpool
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
William Cath.
Abel sBlakeney.
2aw6w.
To Rent,

Far sas or arsys ysust, tk4t s,al2sSls
DISTILLERY AND MILL,
Late tie Properly Of General Gsossg WAss.
lsaToa OF Monat Vernon, situated on a
naylgabIe creek within niee u,ies of AlesiA.
dsla.
This Dillillery has five large Stills
and Boiler erected opsn the late improved plsa,
with hsds for railing and fatning Hog'. ALTO fall:
for thirsy sRcsves.
Ia poins Of fituaticn meme ca7 eycscdit, tbs
cafy accefs to Maryland, will always enxrs Tue
greateE abundance grain for carrying on the
diailiins buaoefs in ito mott exscnfire ftales isds-
pendent 1. its OWE neighbourhood, which ha.
always been able to fupply it. The mill viii
require fomc repairs, which will be done at the
pro7-iesor's expence; fhe has 'nanafaesrediaTss
quantities OF. Eloa,, and may e.aly pc made TO dc
it again To this midi ia coopef's fhor, and
comfortable dwelling houfe. Application to be
ada 80 NE f,bfctiber, n0ar the ipot.
LAW. LEWIa
Wes2lawn, Gan. 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
HOUSES TO LET.

THE fubfcriber having removed from Alex
andria, is defrous of letting his TWO HOUSES
in Water frcet, ftuated upon the north anu (onth
corners Of Jcfcrton aree,. They are wcllfai'
ea TO the accommodation of frnall fansilies, save
an uninterrupted sad sxtenGve view OF Potomac,
with well enclOfed gardens and nsceaary oas
buildings attached.
A few upimprovcd lots under fence, adjoining
the above for rent fale.
For Particulars apply to Mr., D. w. Scott,
nearly oppofte the preniies, or c r. |. Tay Tor.
Elgs King ftree,. I. HAMILTON.
Dee. s. &c
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
ELEGANT EDITION
Tie HOLY BIBLE.
PROPOSALS
For Pfiasing by Subscription, tin four sar1soss's
oaavo voinnes)
THE HOLY BIBLE,
CONTAINING
The Old and Nezv 7sstams'sts.
PROPOSALS
CONDITIONS.

1t mall Be prin,ed on a fopsr6ne wcss p,ne',
With an elegant newtyPc.
The price 10 lub(cribers viii be Irsa Dollars
per sol. in boards, or 7;'1vS D0lis's and fJty
cexts. haneiosnely bound and lettefed.
10 ,hofc who lubicfibe EOS levefal copies, Gil.
count will be made, prspossiored 20 me fni''-
herlubdcfibei for.
THE advantage Of havingt Invaluable Book PRINT,
I'D ON l,rpe tyre and, hefane tinic 10 portable ana
Convenient voiuues appears 20 evident, that the ensoa
rayement ncceIary warrant an sndertakng % iueA
magnitude j, confidently epeaed; portable seiuns
would often be taken up, moment OF 'siisre "hsn
shc z, Of large, unwcdy folio, wosid operate Is AN
aoslory for leaving It unopened IN tnis way ima PoI
,ors 81 tnc would be pro6sably employees when mgn.
osherwif. be totally Io. In large families Do'e 10
volumes sorsng opportunity tor icysral 20 re.. -
cncc. may fo.ctincs be peculiarly CONVENIENT = sSu''
fupsrauous 70 add much on shs uoje.-usIcs It 70 laY
thsr no realonablc expeace pains shall be iParea
render this edition the Holy scriptures hotn
aud elegant. ea;n.a .h,s,
the end ofike prsienr year.
a- Subscriptions received by Is.
and /. Gray, King freet, where a ipe-
cimcn of the paper and printing may
be iecn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
lamar 8, 1894.
Tzucnty Dollars Rew0ad.


FLO E D from MIR. Thomas Blackburn's
SANITATION, on Monday the 10th init. HARRY,
dark mula,so, about 50 years of age, FIVE
feet feven or eight inches high. The above
Negro was purchafed by me in December laf,
At the fale Of the late Mr.. Tripleras property at
.Rospd Hill; he has received aacommen indul-
gencies, and abfcondcd through pretended aver
Gon to going 20 my farm in Jeiferfon. He hes
connexions about Centerville, and ALTO in and
near Alexandria, at which place think it n,oa
probable he is now concealed.
/ will give the above reward to any perfon
-sho qhsl sppsessoa the (sid Negro and hodge
him in Jail at Dumfries, or u dollars if fecur.A
in any other Jail 70 thatI get him again.
II. S. Turner,
Quantities., Feb. 27. co.
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E0r S0le..

A likely NEGRO MAN, tweniyhx years of
ag.. All exceIlcne Bfick Maker BY trade, caPa.
bic of performing in ali, branches, digging,
moulding, Citing and halsns he is capable OF
managing backyard well and teaching others
the buGnels. The eaofe Of bis being fold is 20
crafty with Of bis own. For ius;her Informs.
lion enquire at this Office. !
March 8. co3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
January az
+ will fell by PRIVATE SALE

I will fell by PRIVATE SALE
The STORE and WAREHOUSE 81 Preisnr oc-
cu9icd by Albion * GcgeT, ftuated on the corner
81 Prince and Fairfax ftreets, S. feet on Fairfax
aud oS feet on Prince Greet; one water 10 u on
Water trees, "A fee, on Water erect and extend
ING 500 feet back TO Union itreet with the liber.
y of Wharfage. The los on Prince and Faffss
ffreets,ar at prefent rented to Alilon and. Gel.
ger for one year from the 1T Oct. next. y
eetof the lot on Water freet is let 20 Samuel
Harper forsi.ht years from the 18th ofsotfooesr
next. 1fthe above mentionsd property is moi
fold by private bargain, il will be sold the pre-
n,ifes on the it, day Of April next when the terms
viii Bis made known. Pieafe apply to
GEORGE MsMUNN.
February S. CO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
This as to g1Ue notice,

That the fublcriber hath obtained,
tsom thesorphans Court Of Alexandra County,
il the Diaria ofColunhia Letters OF ad la,'.
IMITATION on the perlonsl etase Of Margaret Wil-
f,o late Of the FAD county de:cafed all peIsen'
having claims againt the l4id deceaied, arc here
b. warned to cxibis the fame to William Cash'
and Abel BlAseney with the vouchers thereof AZ
9, before the zsth day Of Augni next they may
o.herwfe be excluded by law, from al ochehts
of the laid sifate. -
Given under my hand, this a5th day Of Fe-
bruary 1894. ,rc
All pe,fon> ind.bted to the fad et'te s'e re-
ouirtd TO make Immediate payment 10 the tnolcri-
ers, who are fully empowered TO e''le the ta'a G.
fate.
William Cain.
Abel Blakeney.
Esh >, 2aw6sv.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
he unexplred time Of nv
Patent Corn Shilling Maclaue.

BY virtue of authority in me place.
by Thomas Burnhsm, one OF the propreto,s 4
the Corn Smelling Machine, Invented by ri
piifbusy Of Newbufy, State Of MaGachuletts,
now sssr for falc in the State Of Virginia Al
that part of the Djf,itt Of Columbia wea Off
Potomac, toe executive right TO con&rua, id
authority TO ule, and gend to othets 10 be III, /
this imple but very valuable Machine.
will fell righ, to confrutt lugIe one,
| will fell the right for any county in Virgin /
e low as to make it sn onjea to tie pucbai +
1t poiica:s every property mot deGrahe in /
Machine, fuch as durability, expedition, Gmplm
" and 70 little labour in working it, that M
men may esiily GieIl one hundred 6ulhcls per d. /
Ittske. 70 little from the eob yhat he corn I'd /
not REQUIRE fanfjng as in the common methodi
tbrelhing.
Milers and Farmers who have large quarttB
Of this gain yolhe!l Will Ed i? mucl to thai
advantage to work TINS Mzchine by hottie orb
water, as one nigh, be conemtted ar fnaIIa
ditionsl sysence tolhsil one hundred barrels
day, Any peron wishing q Ice ths performm
of this Ma,:.ine may be- gratlhe6 by applyg
either at VIM. Harlhorne's Store In Alexant:i
or at his Mil three miles from town.
ROBERT HAR SHORNE
Description cf the Sheling Machlnt
1T conGas of wooden frame TOR the cyIinM|
to work in, : fect 5 inches long, fecE 7 inca|
in height.
A cylinder "a inche; diameter, and II incfs|
long, o! white oak5 fct With fmall iron teetse|
rr iea out about SO OF IN inch, uieEletted With
is inch of each other to lhcll the corn wltha|
the cylinder turns round.
A Gudscon paGing through the centre Of d.
Cylinder for it to tufn on, made of wood q
iron. I'D
A Crank 10 turn the Cylinder with, madcP
wood or iron. "A frmi-circular bottom under dI
Cylinder, made with wooden flats, ie. wIn
lnalI iron teeth, intesfetfed like thofc in the Cyl
Under; the fats fet 70 far apart as to let 4"
taeled COZ. fall through in'o the receiver beos'
"A Sat piece of wood placed at the top OF IH
frame at oae end to eondua the ears OF corn lna
one hde of the Cylinder, which bein. thelled, I"
cob, pals out at the other lide. TI,- tidc wha'
rbe earsen1er is half an inch wider than that visa
the cob is dfchargec.
Mr.. Davis, Richmond, Mr.. Green, FredenlS,,
bu,o. and Mr.. Bowen, at Wincheiter, are dslrs
to nuhlih the above once week ter ten wee"
in their REFLECTIVE papers.
III ~ Iawi0s
A1NTICE
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Further D1uzdcnd.

THE CommiGioners in couimiaioo of bsnk'
ruptcy awarded and ilued forth againH JOIN,
Gill. Of, Baltimore, in Maryland diArlct, metf
chant, intend to meet on Mondaythe 18Th day o.
March next, at{our o'clock In the afternoon, at
their Office, the forsh. eaf corner Of Gay and Wa
ter-Gteets, IN the city Of Baltimore, IN order to
make fur,her dividend ofthe eaases and effects
Of The fad bankrupt when and where the credl-
tors, who have not already proved their debts,
are % come prepared to prove the lame or
they will be excluded the benefit OF the ia'a divi-
dead.
James II, +. aoos, AHiguees.
Febraary IT. eaIm
C Printing IN all ats uaraeb
executcd at this office .osth neat
acts and d.spateh.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
For Sale,

Ten acres fLAND in Fee Simple,
ON the hill near Col, Peyton's-aiso small house
and lot on Washington street, between King
and Prince streets.
THOS PATTEN.
January 8, 1894. 2~St
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13
HUGH SMITH ).

: the Orion, from Li. !. n'',..,,, We,A
4 complete assortment q Q .re5.,', On ,ss i
and s,o now fapply country n'erena hs, of we'll
s sa notice. Has alfo seesissd p apae nc :
s's' = ASS, CRATES ,...,,.l
in exceilea, condition. FIX - -
China and Gls{s Wars cows.
Liaesg.ls Jsr 5als, Pipes ~ lhs osN'
Steel, Ns1 CsttIs efinaSs's dktes
Oh. aq. ----.---u-----
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FOR RENT,

THE FISHER II 5
belonging TO Mrs. Rozlsr' on .a' r,r tcrrys
Shore, nearly opPodte Alexandra
apply 10 w. f,;,otan.
on The pfeniies.
2Feb. II, --.-.-
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THE RESIDUE OF
col pfadlcton's PROPERTY

Adjoining tbs town, 6.
WILL be fold on the FisS Day Af' ~, 'O'
nesoclaole paper payable in the Bank O Az
,nari,-one toureh 10 be paid in four mooths, orc
fourrh in kx months, ore fourshin twelve mon'."
and tho remaining fourth in e'ght'ee"., mon'a,
from rhe day Of fale. The plet OF the sna a' ::
LOT. may be leen a, Col. Dcneale's Otacc' VINO =
au,koriled 10 dilpois of The above aa'eai'ohea'
propssty ia whole or il part al private'ale.
Charles Slnm1s,
George Denes1t, ]
Edfsgna T. Lee.
January az sss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-13

Ys.ooo tisksss at TO dollars each. ES,oes
N. r. Prizes iubje&edro deduction OF hitesn PEI
h. s.tsry has been authorized blythe legislature Of
y;-yr,s for the Iapdabis pafpos Of eresg eminary
flsayriuv in or near the metropolis o. eh Fate. With
,h, view il contemplated rsife 10000 dollars and
roo dollars iii sddton for delrsying ths eypcnsss at
rerd,nt on drawing the lottery. Sscns Of ehe rit re-
.Aabiiry have feeScd truitecs and they hsvs
redaed them elves TO uie their urnioR ckcrtion toear.
~ into ecsi The fcheme has the advantage OF CIV
20 each aseaser hance for iomc very large priEes
6A rheproporn of prizes blanks is 10 great as to
invite the friends OF The intended nfusion e rartake OF
rhe lottery. with very s rt of their becoming oosrs
he trsanrcr Of Rats appointed TO receive the
,ooney for ,be tickets they fold, and TO esyhe
ns az the prizes 20 the fortunate adventurera il
beeved THAI the above confderatons will induce arapd
fae of tickets and the drawsgw commence az loon
! cient number ihal be fold authorize (which II
i believed viii bs on tbs fseond Monday III QscsHsst
Etxs.
Ri,hmosd, January 81 1884,.
= TICKETS to be had Of Ro-
bert Pollard, Dr.. |, peterborough.
Jun. Vim. Price, Reg. Samuel Plea
iants, Jun. and Vim. Prichsrd.
II @ B E IS O l. ID,
Az pablo Sale, en- the prsmifss. IF not ptev''ai
y difPossd OIL on the 9Th day OF March,
a Hollje~Gnd Lot,
Situated 90 III. ioath tids OF Cameron areet,
b.twcen ST. AGaph and Warrington itlscts, nov
IL the occuparion Of Inward Martin. The LOTS
az s.et front. The terms wilihs made known
e the time and pacs of falls, on an application to
Jacob Hoffman.
I'll -. eorsM
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B01AALS1' g SEEDs
Fairfax Street, Alexandra, hath 6.
FRESH SEEDS 'l' |
Of CLOVES, timothy, rye, graf, or,barJ ar.e i
tolls Saint foine rcd TOP, and luecras hens 9"c
AJ6. Ctatral A0sumer, :
Kitchen C Flower Gardep 9
pot herbs and medicinal feeds, plant, ana oeeos,
roots, hot and green hoale plants in NV, 4u rA Ah
lonbardy puplars eatapas. locuf., E,.rL qOaatya
and grated apple trees, honey and fcsrsr |alr'
variety Of rofcs and fjwer Glrubs. '0'0a, viii
4 good A0Ortment ef
Of flower pots and root gates, garden rhc,fJs :,
lPades reels and lines, asparagus plants and I.s
Ali0,
4 variety of queens, Zone and j \
wares. 9
Dey.goods and hardware,
Srt0sked Venilon and bacon hams.
Black pepper in bags,
Spahilh Segars, tooo IN boz,
.AilfEice, ginger, nutmegs, cloves, mace,
Losi AID brown flgar, sea, coffee and 81
Soap. and candles, nacn and wornens hoe
coas4c aa2 Sne fait, sorn, bran, Indl
wheat rneaI,
Vinegar, ciler by the barrel,
GOOD James River and fnloakinp toSacc,
Ready made bags, rice, barley. yermcd
37plM TO Rent or &
The unexpired time ofmy
ing nine years from The 6rit of ia ,afy ao--e
of IS acres Of highly improved Land on which
log houle and fable, fpring of excellent wa,er a
good milk houte, lying between Cameron Run anc
Winche&cr road, The terms viii be ealy, as other
nels prevents me from attending TO it
i will alto Sell or Exchange
wse or dry goods, half acre Lor, ip Zee fmplc
Wtl End, on Wolf Street extended The ituat
pieafant, and my price low.
will ilikewile fell or barter
Gods, good Saddle and chair HORSE, II, years
February 40. rawl5 "A Ma
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MAHOGANY FURNITURE
JOHN-B. TAYLOR,
CABINET Makn.,

Cabtnet Make7,
Kins-Strsst, next door but one to tbs Print
ing Office Of the A1verti.er,
Has received from the mandatory of Coleman
4 Taylor, Baltimore, PLAIN AND ELEGANT
FURNITURE, corftfing Of
CelleIett ldc boards, -Gde board tables with
marble tops, lecretaries, book cafes, bureaus,
soik tables, candle aands, card tables, doing
aud breaitise tables, which he Offers forlale low.
Tie RESPECTFULLY oRers his fer7ice 90 the pHblie
generally. All orders lhall be panaually at
tended to. Jan.7I. astes
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At moderate price, and on acrsdis -, IS
and ~ months,
A three }2oy BRICK Hcufe,
On King Greet, between Alfred and Patrick
nre.s., on ths fouth siids thereof, atP'etens se4
snpied by MIR. Philip Care.
Tbs Houis is IS feet front, and 4o.isesadesp,
s..rly soi(hed, with 10 good rooms. The lot is,
loo ies deep, running to- 10 Fact alley, with
.A.,.k kitchen sni fable. Any perfon inciining
!, parchafs will apply to she fchicriser.
jacob Hoffman,.
20 IA. so1M