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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-29
alerancrfa Datlp .anherttsar.
WEDNESDAY, IANuARY ~.

Captain Ponlson, who arrivedhere this
day from Tenerife via St. Thomas fur
nlsaes us with some further particulars
respecting the Neutrality-suspicious., which
he derived partly from the Il AMERICAS
caPta'i's, whose ships had been DESTROYED.
and partly frcm his own observation.
his heet .Putto sea 10 expectation or
meeting the combined fleet from Cadiz, tor
TINS purpose they craized some time in
certain latitude, during which rhev de-
stfoyed the neutral vessels. After some
time they eudeavoured 10 gain the port of
.nigo' but the wind hvadisg they made for
itnerifa, where tire arrived consisting
OF one three decker. four seventy .fou,s
saree trisale, TWO briggs, the Calcutta and 6
merchant ships prizes.
hey sailed on The 18th November with
The Calcutta. which they had com mission
ed. From the small quantity of provisions
ana water, which they procured at Tene.
rihes and trom The circumstance of taking
the captain and crews of the neutral vessels
win them, captain P.~concludes they will
attempt to enter some port in Spain.
a snip had arrived at St. Thomas, one
OF the CORK convoy, the captain Of which
states, that the convoy was met, as stated
IN me account via Nassau, and all exeep,
two or three were destroyed by this squad
ron alter leaving Tenne:iffe.
,(NorfoA Ledger.J
captain SSoushworth, who arrived here
yesterday from Elsineur, inform. us. that
On the 18th December, in lat. IS, Sc, long.
IL, he was boarded by French corvette,
IN company with seven sail of French line
OF battle ships, steering Yves, South West.
We cannot conjecture what French fee,
this can be, having heard of no other, ex
cept the Rochefort squadron being at sea.
1t it had not been for the course which
this tieet was steering, we should have sup
posed 1t ,to.be the Rochefort squadron.
tI4a]
There are some men whose heads are So
oddly turned, that though they are utter
strangers to the common occurrences Of
life, they are able to discover the sex of a,
cookie, or describe the generation of mile,
IN all its circumstances. They are so little
versed in the world, hatthey scarce know
horse from an OK ;--but at the same time.
will tell you with great deal of gravity,
that fee is a rhiaccerOus, and a snail an.
herman hrodite. | have known one of these,
whimsical philosophers, who has set
greater value upon collection of Spiders
than he would upon flock of sheep, and
has sold bis coat oil MS back tp,pprchase a
tarantula.
AJIye0r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-29
Pxr;,, md Brameirs, iI4f5 Nov.)

4he IelioWlng Is an extract OF letter from
Milan, dated the 9th November, which contains
details refpett'pg the fight of the Arebduke
Charles, iubfeaaens ia tholc which we read in
she 9Th bulletin from the army of Italy. (" Al
the mohent in which i am writing .o,you, the
whole OF Italy mutt have been evacuated by the
AuRrians. 1t was expected that they would en-.
deavor to retreat through Syria and Corinthia,
which might till nave afforded them fome palIa.
ges by which to efcsp: from the grand army
The archauke Charles believed that he law a
more fpeedy retreat in the Tyrol, and he will
there be placed between 10 fires. Aearian p.i.
toners ana deicrters come in 10 crowds. They
expreis Joy 1T finding shemislycs among the
french and above all at having bread TO cat
They cannot cxprefs all the 'hardihips which they
have fufrred. A contribution of 400. ooc francs
has been iaspofed by ihe f;ench on Verona, and
one million on .ptdua. The AuRFiass have a..
bandoned Venice; bat it is belisyed chat it is
yet occupied by the RmIans. The. gYeatea Joy
prevails in tie kingdom OF Italy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
EMpoRrlxr nksco,Hpr

ne ship Ocean. which was launched 4, Wool.
wen ia's OetoseE, is buii on ve.y peculiar Con
s'rnetion' namely, the total extinction of knees.
which not only give great deal of room be
tween decks, bun relieved he ship cs NEAR sixty
IONS weight OF timber. and Shat is mos, extra
ofd'nary' we are given to understand the shin
Is much stronger than any oft;iosc buih opon The
oro"@ry p'incip!e---The above improvement
llor wn.ch mis- majesty has granted his letters
patent) is the invention OF Alr. Brindey. of IL
chester. 1t Is intended by government TO add ,nt
the Plan very generally, nor is it to be doub -,
that 1t w'ii he adopted in ,he merchant seryir.
a' It will not only ma Ike room For stowape. b,,,
save save IN The sn'idiog of 200 ton ahip 81 .esst
5oOf-Londoa Paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

he goods Of The people ! Such depart
)u'e from the spirit, if not from the
letter of the constitution, such a gross c.
,va.i0n Of principle calls aloud for remedy.
Can man who holds contract for fifty
or a hundred thousand dollars give an in-
dependent vote OIL this hoor If so, why
not admit the chief justice, and other
high officers under the government to- a
seat here! Is it for any other reason, but
that the constitution will not permit the
influence derived from Office 10 operate
here.
The constitution may be tried by ano.
Their test. 1t was made for the gosd of
the people under il, and not for those who
administer il. 1t was never intended to
he made Job o., and hope it never
wall be suffered by the people 10 be made
job OF. l thiuk it is contrary TO the
tenor OF the constitution to hold plu-
rahty OF Offices. We some time since
received petition from learned ins,i-
tuition 10 exempt books imported by them
from duty. What did we say on that oc-
casion ! We said, Move Cannot ex
empt your books from duty. All must
CO. form 10 the laws. There is no man
too high or too low for them. The same
measure must be melted 10 all. To nv
extreme surprise, see practice even
more repugnant 10 the spirit Of the con.
stitution than contractor sitting in Con.
gess and tina. is a union of civil and
military authority in one person a uni
OH more fatal TO a free nation than the
union OF executive, legislative and judici-
al powers.
Having made these remarks, Mr.. ].
Randolph offered the resolutions inserted
in our last paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
CINCINNATI, (ohio) Jan. Is.

The following document proves to "a demon
stIa'ioR the immense emigration 20 the state of
ONO II we were only calculate on the in
crease ct2639 persons 20 the whole state in nine
lhoh'h', /, might Be- considered 4 sarge estimate;
bun when we reco!le9 that iris numb:. IS conf
ned 20 ONE ferry, our of perhaps roarY on rhe
emo, leading 10 fhis state, and .upposing there
i'ave been ou' ont, fourth OF thar nufnber aversa
Ell oy each Of them. il brings the aggregate 10
upwards of $4,000 in me year--besides the ggea,
nurnser who come down The Oh.s IN family boats
Migration 20 toe state OF Ohio, 4. K.nn.dv's
terry, opposite Cincinnati, from IN: 6,s; of a
PM 1905. 70 the 3lst of December same wear.
from the following states, viz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
BY last N,ght's Mail.
BALTIMORE, March l.
FROM ENGLAND.

Captain Vinali from Liverpool. who
sailed from thence the 25th of December
informs, that various reports, respecting
the military occurrences on the continent,
were in circulation few DAYS previous
to hiss sailing, but the last was, that Bona.
parties grand army had been defea ed.
Seston TAP.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
am, sir, your most okei't .ery',.
THOMAS CLIY.
Sch March, 1906 "a

n meeting of enc LoarI OF Ui-
/ : rec'ors CT me husual Assurance Soc,.tr
against ire .n buildings of ,hs state Of virpnia
REID at ri'e General Office on the l4tb d. &c
Febsua y 1896. u
me 9i''wIng 'eSO utiop was adopted, which
~ order OF the board published, t. wit;
Or SuH'-'en' reasons appearing 20 the Boa ID.
and III pursuance Of she authority yes,ed IN ~.
RESIDENT and Directors, by the act of Asssmb;~.
~ 's'.d 90 An adt supplementary 20 an act infi,
,usa an act Concerning the Mutual Assu,auc,
Virginia. ''"'e OF
ResoIced, That the Special Agents of hi.
Society. he allowed ii me first day of Iuv nex,
20 complete tins Ncvzuation OF all bun, ms
winch have been insured prior to the 80 h osv
OF January 1875. within the distrias and town,
tor which they may have besn aevcray appoin-
ALEX'n. M'aAE, Pyesidsat H. 4. s.
Teste,
LEWIS NJ R1vALA1N, GU. 3. D.
February q. ,u.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

In addition TO the above (saYs lhe Bzlti.
more ielegraphc Of Monday)a gentleman
Who arrived here yesterday from Phia-
deiphia, states, that on The day he left
there Saturday. 4 vessel arrived from
England, which place she lefi the raiddle
OF Jan. The accounts By her confirm the
battle OF ihs I'd as above slated, AID fur
Their, that the Russian army afterwards
rece we'd sufficient reiaforcemen,s 10 ens
bic them 10 maintain their position till
the 9Th, when Bonapar;e having received
considerable endorsements, auscked and
almost entirely ahnihilated the Russian
army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
FkeN WASHINGTON CRY, March !.

The Senate, we understand. were yesterday
engaged on the bill brought in by Mr. Wright.
relative to the irnpressmcnt OF our seamen-
AMER some discussion, the whoie was struck out
except the words Re it enacted that a new bill
was then reported in is room, which me, with
similar fate Washington Fed
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BRITISH FREEDOM.

At the Iiddesex sessions in N.ver,h.r lac,
John Barrow was indicted conviced and obi.
geo 20 enter into recognizance TO remain IN
England, h;mselfin 5si and two sureties in 1oi
i2f- each Tor no other crime than. ,h.t being AN
ingenious workman in iron. steel, kc. he was
preparing 10 emiSrate to Russia TO work for mis-
brother. ' '''
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20 DOLLARS X ~ 4 RO-

y = away from the subscriber
: % within five miles OF Buckingham e,,r,'
house, on ,he 22d February, nesro man ~
med FhpEH. who is ab.u, so cars old rs .
yee0w complexion, bout six fee, hipl, he h,.
on one o. ais Wrists large scar. bu, 4, M, -
e0heet o" WHICH his face is rcm.rkaoy bumbv.
any person "ho will deliver ne the said nrr,o,
nav" ;s ..ie above reward and all legal ex.
pe"Ses, IL takcn out of the County ; The ,,m.
reward and legal expenses # seco,ea -, nc S''"s
subscriber may get him Ten Dollar - -
'esa' expense ii taken wi,hin The coun'v
March 81, 1906. w 49,
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
FRIDAY. MARCH 2. 1876.

EkNA IA In the Governors proclamation
published III our last. declaring the sniform Of
the mi.i'ia-in the parts thereof conc, ming the
general othoers, and artillery, the word " sb;,t'
was substituted for SKIRT.
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Valuable Proner,v Cor caie:

hE subscriber il dis 'sed 20 sell In. F4p1r
~hefeon he row hives. n Charles Cir,
comfy, containing t7e hundred and ,hiry sc,es
OF land good b,Ck dwelling house. and al, O.
'ncr snio'nSs Necessary for lite aoeomn,olx ION
OK Ssn'sei faw'!y, si'ua,Sd Immediately on
Chiekahor'iny river about three miles above the
NOUN he5eoi- The nasu'ai advantage attach.
co 70 TINS fam are admirable eli kinds of Wild
iowi are TO be got in their season AT ve,v ,it,In
"on1'e ana hsh in grea, abundance AZ all sea.
s'rhs in me year are cough III seines wei,s. an.
en"y &c IN The creates, perfection The y,e.~
e p,' "' ms farm Is arabic land, and ID soil
tor the Production Of e,an. Win n cons,1'..Ir-
P"t' weH calculated Tor me G. oyy "a OF ,obacc-,.
anu '"r Fa.Sing stock of every kind, is ,nfe.
NOR 10 no ts'n, of its size. Ali those a,jyan,.y.
IS ana '%'Neniences render the premises desi.
raoe' Any person inclined TO purchase can
view the same and treat with tie subscribe -
si'eet,'S The terms Of sale, &c and a: he sam.
I'M MAO no eNassesa'ion made in es,imar,on
CT this valuable properly
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
WASHINGTON CRY, February %

The President of the United STATES h,.
appointed WILLIAM C2ANCH Chief
Judge OF the district of Column IN the
room of William Kitty, appointed Chan.
eelior OF Maryland and hLi.EN b.
DUCKEf, IN the room of Mir. Cranch
promoted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

Extra0 Of letter from his excclIency
Monsieur De Besnharnois, Minister.
Pien,po,entisry of the French Empire,
az the Court OF Etruria, TO NJ. VerS,er
General of Division, dated
N.rcnce, lsth F,iraire. i4h year,
.df O'Clock in the morning.
A letter from the Minister Of Exterior
Relations, dated Vleana, the i5th Fri.
mare, informs me, nay dear general, of
the grand victory gained by our august
sovereign on the day of his anniversary {:
the three emPerors being present. The
guard OF the emperor Napoleon attacked
that OF the emperor Of Russia, took ITS CO
lionel, one third of the officers, all the AR
tiiIery, and cut the rest to pieces.
The French troop, are now pursuing
the remains of the Russian and Austrian
army.
The field Of battle was at Austerlitx.
Napoleon, our august sovereign is we'll
and was every where present.
Conc by and love me.
FRANCIS DE BEhUHARNO,S.
p. >. The bulletins viii arrive by ths
couriers.
A true Copy,
General Of Division.
VERDIER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
FRENCH FhEET-Btoex,nso

schooner from Curracoa, arrived at New.
ork on Thursday the 9Th us saw the
Brush hees on the 18th February. little 70 lee
ward of st Domingo. hockad.ng the French
squadron then in that port
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

In our animadv.rsions on The queries
addressed TO MIR. MADISON, in our las,
paper, we omitted TO state facl which az
II does no. appear to be known at a dis
lance, 1t may be proper TO mention, viz.
that he executive Of the u. 5. a. soon as
information was received Of The exDedi,i-
on under Mirsnds, ordered, before any
complaint WAS preferred, immediate en-.
curry 10 be made into the nature and ex-
tent OF The armament, with view 10 the
institution of the necessary prosscui;ons
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
FREDERICKSBURG, Mach =.
Commonwealth Of Virginia, L
District Of Fredericks5urg, TO zvif. {

District of Frederieks5urg, TO vii.
BY THIS PUBLIC INSTRUMENT OF
PROTEST, Be it known unto all whom
It may concern, that on this twenty 6nh
day OF February in the year of our Lord
One thousand eight hundred and six, be
tore me, Benjamin Pa,ke, Notary Public
IN aud for the distri6 OF Fredericksbure
IN the commonwealth of Virginia, by law.
iul authority commissioned aud qualified,
dwelling in the corporation OF Frederick
burg IN said district: personally came
David Polk master, and Benjamin Halle.
grove, Supercargo, Of the schooner Coro.
toman OF fredericksburg, and common
wealth OF Virginia, who being sworn on
the Holy Evangelists of Almighty Cod,
did severally depose and declare, that
they sailed in their respective capacities
aforesaid, on board the said schooner.
from the port Of Tsppahannock in Vir'
GINA, on the 9TH day of January last,
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SLAVES FOR 6 Al -

80 I'D TUX SAL T..
LII be sold, in ODE dience to an
~ order ofihe Federal <, u-,. on rbrrsSa-
the POM day OF tais month, in the town CO.
,ersvlIle, six likely valuable HEGpO EFT
Lows two ri"ueo boys and a negro Wor.1
gith her two Children belonging to The es,,,s ne
Ihos nj Fleming eag dee A cred;, viii \.
given untl tae 9th daY of December nav, ~
on the purchasers giving bond With aoproved
seeuIIty. carrying interest iron. the date if No,
punaualy paid :" mos
March 1st, Ss,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
March 3.

The editor tenders tribute of his war.
NEST thanks, to the commercial friend,
who politely furnished him with two dis.
tncl printed sheets, The contents ofbo,h,
in French and Italian, OF which the fol.
lowing are translated copies. The pa
per on which they are printed bears the
French stamp, & they appear 10 have been
intended for general circulation. They
were received by the late arrival of the
Paragon, al this port, from Leghorn and
Malaga :--5he left lac former place the
l4h Of December, aud the latte the lsth
OF January.
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Charles e
Charles ci,yco MarcI. /. 1906 %. 81
LAND FOR SAFE

l virtue Of deed of trust execu.
50 fu 10 the subscribers by William Lam.
debts due Samuel Oyet,on. ir AMI Tho,r'a',
Gib on, as nientionr5 in saia deed. ~ n q, sa,t
70 the h'Shss, bidder, on the premises ON the
iIsn DAY or April nex,. fcr ready money on',
CERTAIN irae or Parcel Of LAND, wing in rh,,
county o. Louisa, on the waters of Canr,,yw
river cont aiming 81 aeres be the sam. mn.
or Iess' and rs boundes by The lands of Viyion
o oesos'n "'o others There is on the said az
aacres of cleared land. oe
JOHN rDWA RDS&1
CfAs SMITH, Trustees.
March l., 1906 %.
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Portotiz, l2Ih FrcU,aire, ,
(3d Dec year Ilth.


(9d Dec.)year lG,h.
l am impatient, marshal, TO send Won
back your aid de camp 10 announce in
you Inc brilliant victory which we h.v.
Just gained over the Russian army. They
were drawn out IN array before US 10 ,hr
number OF 80 900 men, OF which Is. Geo
were Austrians. On the 10Th they made
motion in their left wing to attack us
and to surround our right. II was eyi
dent they mediiatcd an attack on the 18th.
The emperor, as usual with him. prevent.
ed this by himself commencing The at.
tack at the break Of day. The battle las,sd
from seven O'Clock IN the morning 10 five
IN the evening The Russian army was
entirely destroyed, 7s oCo prisoners IA.
ken; $4,000 killed and 100 pieces Of can.
non taken possession Of he guards of
the Russian emperor were attacked bv
those of the emperor NapoleoD-They
were entirely discom6,ed The colonel
and ore third Of their officers taken, the
standard bearer, all their artillery, and in
tine the whole body OF the guards, as well
horse as foot, TO the amount of 1000 nne,.
were entirely cut to pieces. Almost ali
The Russian generals have fallen into car
hands. The emperors Of Russia and
Austria had the greatest difficulty to save
themselves across the marshes. A con.
siderable quantity of men, stopped by the
marshes and lake, into which they threw
themselves, were drowned, experlencine
the same fate as the Turks who threw
themselves into the sea, al the battle of
Abourkir. Our troops are now pursuing
the small remains of this army once 60
arrogant. For further details, your aid.
dc camp VIII relate to you wha, he has
seen and heard. have but barely time.
marshal, 10 write to you thus briefly, az
you know we have few moments 10 spare.
] have received the letter in which you
informed me ofyour junction with gene.
raj Mafmont.
The major general,
(Signed) NJ. BERTHIER.
a true copy,
NJ. MASSENA.
Auuc copy, general Of division,
YERDIER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

THE SENATE have rejected the bill
Tor the reliefof Nicklin and Griffiths.
They have likewise disagreed to the
bill, introduced by Gen. S. Smith, for a
new organization of the militia on the
principle of CHASING them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

We understand that the commission
of prizes at Martinique has declared Ele-
gal the cap ure ofIhe two American YES
se'', the Cattarf1e and the Sasoena, made
by the french p'ivx!eer General Blanchot.
Capt. J. u. De'Brun, fitted out at Porto
Rico.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
CHARLESTON, Is. c } Feb. 81.
SPORTING INyEI.jycPkCr

yesterday the second days Jockey Club Purse
was run idr over the W@sh.nstou C use.
MIR otanard'a bay selI.ng Top Gallant. Z. Cen.
McPaer,on's grey iley Psyche. started for the
purse In gong rosnd me f.st mile, ,l,2 air.
rnp c. fsyche's aadd.e broke and The ride. s.i,.
-oP Ga iant won 'ae purse ~ Gallopng .oa..d
Horses entered. Ter his day.
y otanaid's Monro, years old, RIDERS Dire g
purple ard orange
Gen mePhe.sos's Diaale. years ole, riders
dress pink ard black.
J ? Riena'dson's sslvidsira, 1 years old,
riders d'ess brown and orange.
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4 taIs 2b3Y
certify the above to be a true copv of a, a.
rginai account kept by ME.
JOSEPH KENNEDY. Ferry.kecpcr.
Mouth OF Licking Campbell coun,y, K, n.
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Mr.. iAOM.aS GL.fSSCoCK.

o., ci the Sfe.e Of Georgia.
SIX, 1ILEASE 10 take notice. thar by vi.,u.
3 Ut Commission issued from the Cow.
OK the United States, fer the Eth Circu, snd
Dis'r'a VI Virginia. hoiaen al the Capitol N ,n.
City OF Niehmord. shall proceed onth. OIL.
aay OF Aptil nexr. az 'ic 7'ave,a of Mr. Iamrs
SCOTT at the courthouse OF IJinwiJdie co,,niv
70 taHe me dispositions OF Baker pegram and
Edward Old, to be read in ev;Jesce % 81 a" ".
rev depending in The SAID court. ,bers;r . ~.
P'ain'ih, and you, Thomas Giasscotk. are 10.
PENDANT II .hici' time and place you may a,-
tehd If you please. '"' N''
am, sir, VOW rrnst nL.i,, ..,
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OomeItic AncyclgNealQ ana P1nE.

e'ion's CcQgrabhy.
EvERh L Of the subscribers 10 the ID ONE ST'Ic.
- ENCY CLOPEDIh, and PiNKaRTON,a
SEOoNhFH1 who were permitted TO re-
GIVE the works in separate volo,rss 90 -
came OUT, have neglected 70 call 10, the Ia, vol
unes' IN consequences Of which a nun1ber of b,o.
Ken seas remain on hand such subser,se,s are
~fneStiy solicited to send for the vols yyan,,I
to complete their copies, CT return ,ho,e in their
possession For which tho printer hereof viii ma,
them the each ;ffF ~, pS
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We understand thar Riot tool. place on the
race ceuTae last evenings IN which 4 number y.
gaming 'a9ea we'c destroyed. and ssye,sI of the
Se'firnie. sos6!e,S wese compelled IN ro RI
the disagreeable operation of dneiiap. sye.
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Richmond Academy Lottery.
SECOND CLlSS.
TWENTY a..oEn a.,

TWENTY iteoND Gay.
Prize of 100 dJllaIs--No. 5000
Prize of So doIlsrs--No sos
80 nan MS NOS 1928 500 397S 6425 57oe
az css e eSso o.3I 56t2 1922 SS4t 50IS
80 20 oooe 90 e,Ss SIst <o21 S499 SIS 7ISl
45I0 1914 1928 1917 74&4 5745 5oa8 SiI5
1888 7l2j 6023 1897 5Ca7 6l07 T3z8 e1o5
6964 77lA 69IS 'S'
Gam of the Wheel this day, $50 dollars.
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TwENrY.Tr1an ~

TwEErx-TzrRD bAY.
Prize of 500 aollass-Ro 6259
Prize of IS dollars-No 5s38
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