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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-16

y. !. fbou,d be lens IN an opsn beat = Hayaf-
wa :. ,,nou his answering that ne was deter.
us - - remsiu with bis yeffeI wherever the
Ma i. faid paul replied, that ifbe again open
y Ms mouth he would tet him alhore IN inc
w.oS,. and leave him to perih. And tho iaid
e.ss,si aspossnts did further dspole, that on the
e.. eyeninq they were all embarked in an open
o., .odsr tie eondaA Of SpaRiih kalermaa, TO
- = place about feyenseen leagues diRance,
sslied Msatas, where they received their oloaths,
~s;cb had been previoufy taken from them.
Aad the iaid Jacob r. Walk did further de-
tAat the faia captain Of faid priyateef. af-
fsr haviag robbed and pluadersd him of all MS lea
rb,rr,. his seasl, and bis own private papsfs,
and also bis perfpeeise giafs or telelcope, and
,w,rtv-onc ounces 10 gold, returned him tx OF
f.;d ounces e. defray his expences TO this isid
,o,,. And the faid ieyeral dePonenss did lsveial-
q further depofe, that j.iaes Riehardfon and ia
- Shoemaker, both citizens of the United
|s,a,e,. and lsancn belonging to faia fchooOsr
~. Horf., conducted themielves uson the caps
,u,e ,fofefaid 10 very murinoasmanner, and re-
Imaiscd With their own voluntary will With the
Efaid pfivassrr.
And /, the fsid sonful, DO further certify,
,s,s the faid JacobR. Walk, did apon his arriv-
4 !, Hsy asns, aforelaid, in due time and form,
.o,e and enter with me, bis prsteR, in all the
Irr.mif.s sforsfaid /; and now requires of me 90.
I, ,,nd tbc fame, and make this pablo act there
e referring to himfelfthe privilege Of making
k,ny otAss yrotsR in the pfemiies, as ocsa6on may
Ws,ssfoss she fa:d Jacob r. Walk doth, and
\ n. faid coulal at his resuea, do, by thrfs
r,ee.t,, mott publicly and folemny protect as
r.H sgsinf the governor az Lsguirs asosefaid,
and ali other public officers whom il may con.
esw. for the refslaI OF adnittaaca to entry as a.
|for.faid, at that port as againR the commander,
oaScus, and crew Of the faid priyatear, for the
capture aAd detention, and robbery and pluadsr
Of the liid lchooaer Sea Horfe, and her cargo,
and aaainR all and every peffon and perfons
whom il lhall or may concern, for all damages,
COTS, charges and expences already fuffered, or
which lhall prmay be hereafter fufsred, and fuf.
tanned in the prsmiies on account thereof, thar
the fame be borne by thofe 20 whom of right it
ihall appertaias 20 be adjudged and recovered il
time and place convenient.
: Done and protected al Havansa aforciaid,
Signed
JACOB r. WALK,
GEORGE ALLLOCK.
J In teaimeny whereof, The iaid deponents have
hsreuoto fubfcribcd their names. and T. the faid
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aleraaorta Daap aDberttser.
MONDAY, DECEMBER is.

The house of Delegates Of Virginia
have directed a bill to be brought 10 giving
the magistrates Jurisdiction in debts not
exceeding twenty dollars Yeas 1os !: nays
SO.
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CoBee, Sat, Gsssje. sc.
DOUGLASS & vaudeville.

- ~ ~ " ASAA0A1 ~ SA<A4 ~ ~ ~ v i -
KING-SEREET,
Hase mn ,tefiVe4 and s6ly, tar Ssls,
1000 lbs beft Green Coffee
z5oo bulhels Coasle and Fine Salt
10000 VT cheefc, foms of hyperion quality
1000 bufhss Oats
200 barrels inlpeded Herring
10 hogfheads Wet India Rum
10 do. New.England Rum
40 boxes Candle.
10 hoglheads Brown Sugar
10 barrels New England Rum
20 do. Whiskey
pipes French Brandy
8 do. Holland Gin;
With aumbeY. Of other Artieles IN the
Grocery Line.
EF Being about TO clofe our buGnefs, we will
difpofe of the above articles at a reduced psice.
FOR RENT,
The Flour Store, upper end of
King .ftreet, lately occupied by MeGrs. Richard.
ardlons. For terms apply to
Jofeph Vaudeville, Jun.
December "a. d1w& Iawaw
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Notice is hereby given,
10 be,sfafkb,ldtrs sftbs gask Of Alex1n1na,
MA T AN election will be held at the Court
4 Houtes in this.to on the third Monday
in January naxt, for the purpofe Of choosing Q
directors of fai6 Bank for the ehfuing year agree
ably TO charter.
Gurden Chapia, CAIN.
Dee.yS cow.
Mr.. Davi, Of Richmond, MI. Green Of Ere.
eicksburg, and Mr.. Bowen Of WincheRer, will
Pieafe infeft the above four weeks ia their re-.
fpective news papers.
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JAcoB r. Walk,

GEORGE ALLNUEKs q
y In teaimeny whercof the faid dePonens have
hueanso fubfcribed their names, and 7, the faid
sonfaL have hersunso iet my. hand and affixed
my couialarfssl this twenty.drf day of Augutf,
10 the year OF our Lord one thoufaad eight hun
drsd and Ave, and Of the Independence of the U.
nited States, the rhirEieth.
lSighsdl
HENRYsHILI, Jun.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-11
Fran tbe T,ge Ams,ieax.

THERE is no point on which great portion
OF our Farmers-eSr { nuch asin tilling such large
quantities OF land as they do. -Four acres clofe-
sly fenced, well manured, and kept clean and
tirring, win produce more corn than ten acres
in the common mode Of fencing, manunng and
tending. Further, thefe four acres Of ground
will be enriched with the manure rot afforded
9by the crop OF Germ, 70 as TO produce more gTafs
grain the enfuing year than the ten acres that
were planted withHr, or with buf little mianuf-
ing. Add TO this, the perlonsf labor, iofs of
ine, wear ofimPlemenss, waite soffeed and lois
a9f aelh In hoyfes or cattle, when tel aeses are
cultivated fer the produce Of four and the bal,
lance in favor of tlllhg only fnalI portion of
what il is now ulual to till, will appear lurpri-
slingly great; Fdrmers who have never made an
xreriment of this kind, will 6nd their advan.
age in 70 dong. A FARMER.
Sav< yoxyt led corn e 1t IS too common to
take sssd,cora al venture from the heap or crib;
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Estrac! atfd letter Eram Lpndaa.

" Inc commerce, Parke, and cargo are
condemned. The papers found concealed
We're sufitient TO condemn her.
There is among the papers one which,
was noticedby the kings advocate, viz.
certificate of the collector of the customs
at the isle of France, acknowledging the
receipt in advance of the imbort duties lnto
France, due for the produce of the French
colonies. on the cargo, aud discharging ie
from all import du;ies on its introductlon
into France on the presentation of the cer,i-
Icate.
/ aea ignorant whether neutrals, are
bound to paw such duties5n adpaace or not!
Fhe American masters either should not
,ay them, or on paying them, should not
: axe such a certi6eate on board. a5
This government seeas disposed to
check the interposition of neutrals in the
colonial trade of the enemy. and TO prevent
he americans from carrying it on circuit-
5asly 20 the extent they have lately done.
As they are or were. going on, they would
have soon Brought 10 Europe the. whole
prndl c. Of Martinique, & ofthe otter CO.
,onfes of The en-, my.
In some of he VESSELS lately detained,
are goods, which were imported, by the
shippers, from the enemy's colonies.
These goods although they composea small
part of any oneof the cargass. NAV be pro.
ceeded against, and may be condemned.
What is.to be the test of bona hde i'm
postation into the United States, know
not. At present II seems there should be
n connection between the Importer and
Exporter"
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TO Planters and Farmers.
Tie Ju91t,iBer eesr, fl, Ialt, on liberal srs,
dit, OF Tar NEGROES,

The Ia6jtyiber ofers far Jafe, OH a liberal sras
dit, o. Jar NECROES,
Ten tracts of Land, Of 1000 acres
each, Etuate on the river Ouchcta, and 'the Ba.
Ton of Berthelline, in the county OF Oucheta, and
territory of Orleans. The above land is part Of
the grant made TO- the Baron de Bef,eb by the
Spanifh government. II is .lltuated above fifty
miles from the Natchez, a5o mics from New.
Orleans, and 80 from the river MGGppi, and
from 70 to IS nies from the posi- Of Oicheta.
Ii is thought ninccefaly to give more than
brief defcription of it, as any per(on wifhlng tor
more. particular inf :rmation may, obtain il from
any of the following named gentlemen.
:. The asove land lies on waters nayigable 10 all
feafons Tor velels of 90 tons bulthen, is, in tho
heart of country fat letting from the M Gaip.
pi territory apd Kentucky, and being but a lew
miles from he post rendetsit contiguous to mills,
flores, COTTON gins, &c. 1t isicarcely neceGary
to FAY any thing of the quality OF the foil, as
the whole of thar county IS knows to b, the
sneR land in the world i. may not be ippro.
per TO remark however, OF theie lands,t that a
bout one fi.h being covered with timber, the
reft is prairee, and nothing ellie is required to
prepare it for crop of cotton, indian corn, to-
bacco, hemp, or rice, lin the lowea part of the
gronndsl than merely ptoughipg it up.
The iubicliber owns 5000 acres. more, ON
which he won,d be glad Of obtaining induarious
sttless. Such letters ought to have fome ne.
groes, and plenty Of children, Toluch he Of.
.ters liberal encouragement, either by, (elIing to
them at low price,, or on long credit OF or
e years, or leafe Of 10 years. He. would aHo
sfarnilh them with proyiiops on their arrival
there. tf
For further particulars enquire of Thomas w.
Gfifitb's and Thomas Chase, Eluires, at Bal,
timoTe; David P. Dewees, al Alexandra, Viz
ginia; Dr.. ]. Scott, of Frederiek6htgh; or Of
the sfubieriber at New Orleans, but at:Pfefent in
Philadeiphia. +,
...E William Devices.
September i6. qs. law
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PHfLADEL PaIA. O6tober Z.

Yesterday arrived ship Golden Age,
sap'ain Nys, from Liverpool, which she
LETT the 18th of August, and brings no
thug soflste as already received On the
sshof August spoke ship John anc Ce.
les, of Newport, captain Baker, Or DAYS
irOun Norfolk for Fatmooih. soth was
5 Brought to by a schooner mourning 12
guass from Bordeaux, under rSpanfshs CT
sFs, ordered the captain on board. after
sssSanina,ion returned on board SIX men
purdered the. cabin Of porter, cabin fur
/ naltnie, steering sail, boom, &c. Sept. 15>
! sfig Swallow, from Charl ston, 70, Live
PSOa %, scbr. Betsy, Rich, DAYS fir m
!. aaoston; for Amsterdam, long. So, so, w
Vetoher 3, was boarded BY an Engls
sap, IN IS fathems water, for Halifax
supposed 20 be the Indian; officer refused
ogtve herRame. IS
arrived at the Lazaretto on Monday
sas sch'r. Francis Lewis, capt. Hughes,
nom Hayanna. Sailed the isshiult. in CO.
s'th The ship Lavina, Donaldson of this
gpest, Tor Matznzies. 0wingIo. Gains and
ss;rong currene, the Francis Lewis on the
lS'h grounded on The Florida Reef the
wseksrs took our Out IS boxes of Sugar,
ma aparcel hides which they kept for their
s0usle, and dismissed the schooner after
Sm ~. detention.s The ship Providence,
sS'Oson. otethis por,s from New Orleans,
y Ut Bordeaux, come ashore onshe reef on
~ ms lF.h, and was left with IS wrcckers; Ia
ing 0Se*her cargo. Capt. Hughes SAYS,
ssse are vessels ashore to the southwark
ue eaPcs, and four ;on the capes, but
S9ss NOT describe tbem.e
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City,
= .Nezp. Y,ark. 0ctober.z

yNs1p, 10rk, Oct06et7. .
A letter IS received 10 town this morning,
dated London the 18th Of August, men
.tloning that in CONSEQUENCE of remon-
STRANGE 50 the British government, by Mr..
Munree, the American Minisler, that go
veramenr hadsaspentied Their latc order for
The detention of American vessels bound
20 an sns ny's port with The produce Of tie
snemy's colonies, for III, &c months--a the
nd of which time they were determined
igldly TO e6force the order.
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ears. gsFf
My grandfather, farmer Who lived to good
old age, and added TO the fruits Of long expe-
Renee, the advantage of q general and acute Oh
ftryasion, always made il practice TO feicct7
his seed corn inhuikipg time, il this way-from
thrifty TALKS that had two OF more good ears on,
he would take the fargeit and beA, and in hufk-
ing it, leave two pieces Of hulk on, which ne
would tie together, and by which he would hang
i up in a garret or chamber, where it would
dry soundly and thoroughly. TEis modche be-
lievcd he found his account In. And it looks
reafonable; for in animals, are nor The bet al.
ways felectcd to breed from J and does not, the
same principle govern the vegetable world |
believe, if more pains were taken TO fave good
seed, better crops would be raifed,, Il would re.
commend to farHaers TO try the above mode.
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ODE TO POPULARITY.
By r. CvMBrRLANp, En-.

i D. e. . q " ~ ~ . y 4
n POPULARITY, though giddy thing 4!
~ What grace or profit do& though bring'
Thou artnot honor, thou art nc. fame; .
cannot call thee by worthy name.
To fayI hate thee were not true;
D. Contempt is properly thy due;
cannot love thee and delpile thee too.
Thou art no patria, bur the vcriea cheat
That eycrtraffic'd in deceit;
A ftrange cmpiric believing loud
freedom and frenzy to the n,obbing eroud:
And what cara thou il thou can'ft raife
Iluninations and huz3as
Though half the cisy funk in one bright bazet
"A Patiiot no, for thou doh hold in hate
The very peace and welfare Of the rate;
When anarchy adauiss the fovtreign's throne,
Then is thy day, the nigat, thy own;
s. Then is thy triumph, when the foe
Levels some dark inlidieus blow,
Or itrong rebelIionlays thy country low. ~
Thou can't effect humility to hide
Some deep device of monttrous pride
Confidence and charity pretend,
For combating fone private end
And in 4 csntng conventicle note
Long icriPture padages can't quote
When perfecution rankles in thy throat.
| Thou. haR no fenfe of nature at thy heart,
No ear for fcienee, and no eye Tor are,
YET confidently doth decide at once
This man a wit and that a Ounce;
And, ftrange TO tell, howe'er ,unjaa,
We take thy dictates upon sruR,
For ifthe world will be decelv d, they muR,
N truth and juhiee thou haft no delight,
Virtue chou dof not know by fight;
But, as'ths chemif by his Kill,
/ from drofs and dregs fpirit can diRi,
Sofrom the priions or the fews
Rulliss, blaiphemers, cheats and Jews
Shall turn TO heroes if they ferve thy views
Thou dch but make ladder of the mob,
Whereby climb INFO iome courty job;
{ Fhere fate repoiing, warm and mug,
/ Thou aniwer'f n with patient fhrug
Miicreants begone who cares for you,
We baieborn, bawling, clamorous crew;
you've iers'd nay turn, and, vagabonds, adisu.
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s, ,s,., dispose Of the national

,.sts. dispose Of the national
aipp ' d;rscs pablic contributions I'm.
oppsf'n and excisss, and authorize all
sos1s' iaAs. ..rsrd % criminal or commerce.
sbsag 8 Every other object belongs to
asha'. ax;.;.tra,ion Of tn interior.
b. &. aap ..oats suppllss It's own members
ms ;,.,;on Of three for each vacan
f0a - s. she Prince, aud every senator
y u'aus Is !. me ber upon any conviction
s:ss ! r,I;,,es Of offences. The senate decide
,si .!,.,.I;,y Of votes if twenty four mem.
sFa (. cresent. Every law proposed by the
q PEE PEE. sbsll be submitted to acomniistee
prs ee. s,na,ors, which the senator's shall
s0tp; ;s,,e & thew are TO report upouisto the
po~,. The prince must opea the senate,
's lhe i the city 10 which they are ASSEM-
sI.s i least one month M the year. All
alss .,,hor;,iea must take an oath of sub
e a 70 the constitution of the republic,
p' sof fidelity to the priace. Upon the ia
I 81 department the constitution says.
u' ...,,,e NAV change the actual system of
- =
asa.als and the order of The Judiciary
, s..,;rs must be administered in the name
4 y ls. Re neople. In regard to the general
s.a.r the prince publishes the laws IN the
1 'tsrov;nu form: We, BY the grace of God,
b. he constitution, prince. of Lncca
s. s. piomtiao. The prince has right TO
~ criminals slit not WITHOUT coan.
ss'sF The laws aboiishibg ths feadal te.
- =. orimogrnifafes, titles aud privileges,
~ snsaraUetaal, excepting SO far as regards.
sn y s,,SS:,qning family.
osl snaajntmenrs TO public Offices are TO
~ !. n,as from the ctizeus of Lacca, ex
$ ... s. he lodges civil OF criminal, who
' ~ !. fore;qoers. The extinction of the
~I1 ;edebt the priace shall be obliged 70
.s Van, by all means IN his power. " No
;waosit;on, tax, or excise whatever, shall
l. H. made. but by law No military enlist
ues, can Be made in the state OF Lucoa
-AIthe citisens shallsbe enrolled as mlllti+,
,od be held 10 bear arms incase OF the ne,
,tssary defence of the prince or the state
IN. prince, as commander in chief. shall
name all the captains, and make the neees
,sry reauisitions for the defence of the
saunuy. His majesty the emperor Of the
Essaeh and King of Italy, shall be request
do nominate the FIRST ministers, council.
ISss, secretary ofssess, and senators. The
laSsiu being remain, net contrary to the
Constitutions, till repealed or amended by
new laws. Thee follows the sanction of
hssmperor, promising and rsserying the
siisAlto repewa every. change of princes.
ne guarantee, aud the prince not marrying
Naoul consent, TO afford his protection,
BY the assistance Of God, against every
hing that eouldinjure the prosperity ofthe
people OF Lucca. At time wFen our
laws provide for the readingof oar own
constitutions of government m our schoolss
twill not be improper TO assist our lnstruc.
non blythe knowledge Of the constitutions
cfforeigo republics.
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alexandria DafIp aubertlger.
FRIDAY. OcrosrR II.

On Tuesday fast came on in Pennsylya.
nia,,.he all-lmpor,ans election for Governor
and members Of the state legislature. The
Philadelphia papers by this mornings mail
give the following as the result in the City
and Gounsy, as far as has been heard
from: sa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-11
We have been informed says the Knox.

We have been informed says the Knox.
vile Gazette, and no d oubt aay be en,er-
.taiaed OF. the correctness Of The intormasi.
! N, that since the conclusion of purchase
@ithithe Chickasaw indians, the cherokees
nave solicited q renewal of the treaty with
hem, and offered TO treat for all the land
hey hold north of the Tennessee river,
. -xcept small slip designed TO include S.
w. Point. /, is supposed the conference
will be rene we'd some time in October, per.
. haps at the time the annuity ispaid.
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TO LIZ T,

3 The Store, and Cellar, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. J4mes Wi1Sz, deceafed. They
will be let either with OF without the dwelling.
houfe, as may be. mof convenient to the perfoa
who may be iDclmed to become tenant. Apply
to Mrs. Eliza Witysn0r x. L. Ta,s,.
September :. 3tawts
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POULTRY.

10 Smiths Wealth OF Nations, the author re-
marks, that in leyeral provinces Of France, the
feeding Of poultry is conidered as very impoy.
sant article In rural economy and thar mid.
ding farmer viii there fcnie.imes have 40 fow!s
in his yard.
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BAL. TIMORE, oc,. 8.

i,or arrived, ship Eliza, Hewev, 40 days
.b,0 a liverpool Left there 18th August.
NJ o,aplethn, Gordon, and Susanna.
s", Tor Baltimore in afew days; brig
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tyr AYYaUed from Ea7oPe,
And to be ieen at the corner OF King
and Pitt'fIeets, nearly oppofte
the Wilmington tavern,
a GRAND COLLECTION OF
FIG u r + s.,
CAS- NATURAL As LIFE
Reprsjsntiag tie great Mo'farehs az
High PsrJoaages IN Europe, SO.
q Gepttal w washington.
& THOMAS JEFFERSON.
4 General HAMILTON.
HIS .holinefs fIUS vii the psclers pontiR.
Charles w King Of SPAN.
Ferdinand Prince Of hhRria.
Louis xyf late Ring Of France.
Maria Antoinctte, lasc Qysenj OF France.
The Dauphin of france.
Francis il. late Emperor Of Germany.
Maria Trrefa charotts, Emp,efs Of GET
mary.
Maria feisla, daughter Of the late King Of
France.
Alexsod-t |. Emperor Of Rufia.
General Boo@parse.
Ferdinand, Prince Of the Two Sioih:s.
Prince of Peace.
The En,peSof Nero.
J George H. kirg Of England.
General Morrau.
General D.daix, killed at tie memorable
hastlr Of Marergo. go. .
Tie Archduke Charles General in chief a
the huhrfan army.
The celebrated Father Valentine, CHEF En-
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Newton Rely, Of Philadelphia, for BaEti.
more IN 2 days; ship Birmingham Of Ball
timore, just arrived from Savannah. Sept.
i8, tat. SO, long. 4s. spoke ship United
States. SPeake. from Liverpool. for Alex
andrlA OUT 6 weeks. 18th, spoke ship
John and Joseph, from New York for Dub.
lin, oaii7 days. 81
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Dr.. Barluvslrs pesaiixe Eye Water
CHAMBAUD'S
Antafhmatic LoZenges,

Antaithmatic Lozenges.
4 radical err for es.gbs, eotdi, esbmSt oxde'n-
/smttians, dlaeuly ef6naf6irg, &c. &c.
Mr.. .H4MBAUD, tb<: fole proprietor Of
thi, medicine, bas The Iat;faaon to announce fbn'
they haze been The mean, ef'titV'ns many fey/s"'
IN a mae prerarioa, fate Of Sta|'b. 4" e'nm'1
cold, tb. medicine produces 10 <nlstHy ft,l1ira-
tier that they generally are eradieated ia ffeD
barr, Coag bisg, btixg t'sle.s'a BY tbst eaa0nl-
fvs Gmrtsn termed The ticking m the fS''6'' v
@oriers IFS duration BY br'mofins ltcp and ,sngtb.
eriug The e,raitntios. Pulmonary eomblsisfs, af
ftaing tbe t,eaa and inng'; tbs,t effat< soitb
them * experience an ni~eR imm>4iase relief: a.
bras andcar6rd eo.ismstiahs bavs r<psatsdJ been
eradicafrdby ,hrm. Infaxt, in tbr boepizs'essgb'
and 4vam.a d4r;ng Pregnancy, may take Prem
qo;tboxt ,hr LEAP fee, IF danger, and aUitb 'bt
sreatsR .att9etion IF relief, mar eaa be admin
RereE at Gn i-11ratt, /egion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-07

5000 ,ick,ts 1t 10 doilsis each, $780,
N. B. Prizes fub;ee.d Go deduction OF df-
teen pei cent.
Thi. Lottery hss been authorized BY the le!
piaature Of Virginia, for the laodsbIe Pu.pole
Of ereaiLg feruiuary sf'earning in or near the
metropolis of this Asse. With this view it is
contemplated TO ra,fe 10000 dollars, and 1900
dollas, in addition, for defrayng the expe"ces at.
tendant on drawing the lottery. Citizens Of the
6ra re(retaabili.y have been feIe0ed as trufees,
ard they have pledged 1hsmfelsss to ufe thsir ut.
mott exertions tn carry it into efeA. The eheme
Ia. the advantage ofgising TO each sdyen'urer
chance for foms very large prizes, whi'R the pro.
portion of prizes TO blanks, is 10 great as 70 To-
vie the friends Of the intended in&uution to par
take ia The lottery, with very little ,iR of their
becou,ing iofers. The usaiurer OF this rate IS
to be appointed to receive the money Tor the
ticker. a. they are fold, and to pay the sount Of
the prizes 10 fortunate sdventutefs. Its bsliev.
ed tina, the above confderaticns vii! induce "a
Did sle Of the tickets, and the drawing will com.
meoce a. loon as . fuihc,ent number fbaIl be fold
to authorize it--which il is believed will be on
the fecond Monday IN December next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. 60
-. Tickets to be had Of Robert
Pollard, DR.. !. peterborough, fen.
VIM. Price, Reg Samuel Plealan',
Jun. and VIM. PrRchard.