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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-09
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THOMAS READ, CT K,
VIRGINIA.:

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1T a Suherioy Court Of Ctancery, holden
at the Cdfitot IN tie City Of Richmond,
the 11.h dan Of March, 1907.
William Duguid and Lucy his wife, john
Nj. Walker, admir-. with the VIII an
neXed of John Christian, deceased, and
Joyce Christian widow of the said John
Christian and Jane Paterson, pits.
AGAINST
Elizabeth Patteson, eXecutrix, and Mar
tina Patteson, Elizabeth M'Reynoids,
Charles Patteson, Peggy Patteson, Pol =
ly Patteson, Peter Patteson, Jenny Pat
teson, Henry Patteson, Fanny Pate
son and Pdtteson, and Charles
Bacon son and heir Of Nancy Bacon,
late Nancy Patteson, children and !
heirs at law of Charles Pattcson, de-
ceased, John Patteson and Peter Pat
tesor, dcfts.
HIS suit abatcs as to the defendants
John Pattcson and Peter Patteson by
their deaths, and on motion Of the plaintiffs
by counsel, scirc faciaa's 70 revive against
George Christian executor CT the said Pc
ter Paterson, deceased, and the aforenam-
ed representatives of Charles Pattesen, de =
ceased, except his widow, as devisees of
the said Peter Pattesor, deceased, and a.
gainst Mary Anne Patteson, widow of the
said John Patteson, deceased, Charles PHI
tips and Molly his wife, Lewis Dawson and
Lucy his wife, Samuel p. Christian and
Nancy his wife, Samuel Patteson and John
Patteson, infants, by John p. Christian now
assigned their guardian, heirs of the said
John Pateson, deceased, arc awarded re-
turnable here, SC. and the said defend
ants Elizabeth Patteson executrix, and
Martha Patteson, Elizabeth M'Reynolds,
Charles Patteson, Peggy Pattcson, Polly
Patteson, Peter Pattcson, Jenny Patteson,
Henry Patteson, Fanny Pattcson,
Pattcson, and Charles Bacon, heirs Of the
said Charles PattesoD, deceased and devil
secs Of the said Peter pattcson, deceased,
not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of as
+ scmbiy and the rules of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants of this coun-
try On motion OF the plaintiffs by coun-
I sci, IL is ordered, that the said defendants
! do appear here on the seventeenth day OF
the next term and answer the bill OF the
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the City of Richmond for two
/ months successfully, and posted OF the front
door of the capitol in the said city,
A copy, Teste,
/ PETER TTNCI,FY. e. e
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ABSTINENCE.

The preservation of health is tempe~,
rance, which has these particular adTan~
tages above all other means 10 obtain it
that it may be practised by all ranks and.
conditions at any season, or at any place.
1t is a kind of reg men, into which every
man may put himself, without interrupti-
on OF business, expense of money, or loss
# time. If exercise throws off all SUPER
huities, temperance prevents them: If ex-
ercise raises proper ferments in the hui
mors, and promotes the circulation CT the
blood, temperance gives nature her full
play, and enables her to exert herself in
her full force and vigor: If exercise dissi~
Tatcs a growing distemper, temperance
starves it.
Nature delights in the most plain and
simple diet Eevery animal but man keeps
to one dish. Herbs are the foud Of this
species, fish of that, and flesh of n third
man falls upon every thing that comes i'm
his way not the smallest fruit or excres-
cence of the earth-scarce berry or a
mushroom can escape him. ] won coTN
the following rules of very eminent phys,
sician:-
Make pour zyhole reha8t ont Of one dish :
Jyou indulge IN a second, Guoid drinking
any thing strong tH you hare ,ExiShcd
yotlr meal: az the same fine ABSTAIN from
all sGNces--Gt iFGSE, SUck as are not tho
most fiain and simfke. And in the article
of drinking observe Sir Uiif0m Ttmfle's
method, viz. The first glass for myself,
the second for my friend, the Nirdfor GOOD
humor, and the .f6HrM for mine enemies,
1t is observed by two or three ancient
+ authors that Socrates notwithstanding he
lived, at Athens during the great plague,
which made 50 much noise thicusi ~ a.
ges, and has been celebrated at different
times by such eminent hands, notwith-
standing he lived in the tine of this de-
vouring pestiience, never caught the least
infection which these writer's unanimous
ly ascribe to that uninterrupted fcmfe-
rance, which he always Observed.
SIccfutor,
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Tl2 1-2 Gents Single.7

there is not" saidI, sfor the quiddm would
nave drubbedy you soundly for having rung."
You may guess the establishment that my
reply created. He chose to be angry and
was angry in my turn. "Be quiet,''
said /, ''or flltrample on you. 1 see thas
l have got young fop to correct, and,
from this moment, will submit to no i'm
pertinencc. Recoilect that we are going
to city, where the son of provincial pre-
sideut is nothing; and begin from this time
to he simple, polite and modest, if you can
for in the world, self-suficiency, fopperv,
and foolish pride, W II expose Y on to much
more bitter veXatons.' While spoke hs
concealed his eyes, and saw he wcpt. <
pltied him, and assumed the tone of a sim
cere friend: made him reject en- his ri-
dIculous boasting, on his puerIle vanity, and
his foolish pretensons /; and l thought per-
ceived that his head became gradually less
inflated with the vapours that filed it
"What can do?" said he, "I have been
brought up thus" To various marks OF
my kindness, added the politeness of all
most always giving him the best place i'll
the carriage; for l was more accustomed
than he to the Inconvenience of riding backs
ward and this compliance completely re-
ccnciled u.s."
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NOTICE.

REBECCA DENNIS, my wife, and nv-
self, having parted by mutual consent, for
mally expressed nndCr our hands and
seals, and she having received from nc a
sum Of money IN hand in lien e all claims,
for maintenance or dover, all persons are
desired TO take notice that shall not con.
slider myself bound for any purchases or
contracts OF any description which she
may hereafter make.
BENZ AMIN DENNIS.
Richmond, May 4th, 1907. #
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VIRGINIA., TO VIE:


.4t Chancery District Court, heid at
former Cahitoi, In tie city Of JtiHianS-
burg, the 25th day Of October, 1906.
Robert Clark JACOB, William Hathaway
and Molly his vile, late the widow of
Robert Currell, deceased, and Eliza
beth CurreIi, daughter OF the said Ro-
bert Curreli, deceased, plaintiffs.
.Hg0inst {
Elisha Hal, Richard Hall, and Mary
his wife, Elizabeth FIaIj, only chid Of
the said Richard and Mary, and Peter
Conway, defendants. J
THE defendant Peter Conway, not hav-
4 ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court THAI he is not
an inhabitant of this country: On the mo-
ton of the pits. by their counsel, II 10 or
dered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a
copy OF this order be forth with inserted in
some newspaper Of the city of Richmond
for two months sucCessively, and posted at
the front door of the former capitol in this
city. a Copy,
ANTY. ROBINSON, &. G.
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CoUNT, JAEUART CoVRT
1907.

1907.
Richard Russell Feoifee of Henry VVall0
and Alice his wife, OF John Seagall
and Susanna his wife, of John Dupree
and Nancy his wife, of Sally House
and OF Merriott House and Polly his .
wife (Which said Alice, Susanna,
Nancy, Sally and Polly ave daugh-
tcrs OF Jacob Short, dcc'd d. also by
Lucy Cole Short an infant under
the lSc of twenty-one years who sues =
by John Sims her guardian, which
said Lucy Coleman Short is another :
daughter OF said Jacob Short, de-
ceased, petitioners. :
.3gainat f.
Freeman Short and L.aban Short sons
OF Jacob Snort, decd. James Bing 2 =
and Patsy his wife, Battey Short, l. :
saac Short, Benjamin Short, John ::
Short, Thomas Short, Freeman Short =
William Short and Sally Short chill =;
dgcn of John short, decd who was =
one of the children of the said Ja- c
sob Short, decd. Asea Carrill and =
Dennis CaTrill children Of Caty Car
rili, decd. late wife OF John Carrill, ]
which said Caty Carrill was a daugh-
ter of the said John Short, decd. who
as aforesaid was one Of the children
Of Jacob Short, decd. also George
Finch who as il is said claims under
the said fir-t mentioned Freeman
Short, defts.
Fer the sale of tract of land of one nun
dred and one acres and a half acre, OF
which the said Jacob Short died seized in
fee simple intestate, lying and being in
the county OF MecNjeuburg, TO be sold,
and the money arising from the sale
thereof be divided according to law.
THIS deits. Isaac Short, Thomas Short
and Freeman Short son of John Short,
not having catered thcir appearance and
given security according to the act of as
sembly aud the rules OF lhis court, and it APP
pcaring ts the satisfaction Of the court that
thev are not inhabitants Of this common
wealth On the motion of the petitioners
BY their Counsel, y IS ordered, that the
said dcfts. do appear here Oh the second
Monday in May next and answer the Pc
tition Of the petitioners and that copy
OF this order be sortAwith inserted in some
newspaper in Richmond or Petersburg for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of this county
i copy, feste,
IT. BAsKERTTLL, elk. ct.
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NINGINIA, - III


III n Chancery District CoWTf, held at the
f3rmer Catit2L, in the cry Of HikiamS-
burr, the 25th day Of October, 1906.
Robert g. Jacob, Mary A1n Haggamon,0
widow Of John HaggamoD, deceased,
and Elizabeth, Nancy Sarah, John and
Mary Haggamon, infant children of
the said Jonn Hagganon, deceased, by
the said Mary Ann, their mother and
mex. friend, plaintiffs. z
.IgaiHst
Elisha Hall, Richard Hall and Mary his
wife, Elizabeth Hall, only child of the
said Richard aud Mary, and Peter
Conway, defendants.
n HE defendant Peter Conway not having
entered his appearance aud given secu-
ritv according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this court, and It appearing to the
satisfaction of the court thathe is not an in
bab,tant Of this country On the motion of
tine plaintiffs by their counsel, UiS ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day Of the next term ard answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that COPY of
this order be forth with inserted in some
newspaper OF the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the former capitol in this city.
A Copy,
ANTY. ROBINSON, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-09
TOUCHES or CHARACTERS.

In the Vatican at Rome, there is a group
OF statues representing LAGOON running to
relieve his sons, who were attacked with
serPents, and the father himself overcome,
instead OF bringing relief to the Youths
DR.. Moore observes, that in one OF his vi
sits 70 the Vatican he was accompanied
by two persons, who had never been there.
before One of them (says he) is accused
of being pcrfestly callous to every thing,
which doe not Immediately touch his own
person; the other is worthy good man.
The first aftef <taring some time with.
marks OF terror at the group, at length
recovered himself, exclaimirg with laugh
I-"Egad, was afraid these ID serpents
would have left the fellows they are de-.
vouring, and made snap at me but 7
am happy to recollect they are of marble'N
-" thank you sir, most heartily (said the
other) for putting me in mind of that cir,
cumstance; till you mentioned it, / was in
as ny for those two YOUTHS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-09

ground, we imagine ourselves under the len
tiscus and the myrtle of Asia, listening TO
the Tyre, and gazing at the Graces.
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PETER TINsLEY, C. c.
AMRLIA CorNTr, TIRcINIA.

COUNT, VIRCINIA.
OMMIT TED to the jail ofthis county,
- on Thursday the 23d of April last, a
negro man, who calls himself JOE; APP
pears to be about IS years of age, middle
size, and speaks slowly; dressed in white
plains, with an old black hat.
This fellow says he belongs TO George
Morton, lately removed from Bedford coun-
ty (Va.) to the state Of Tennessee. The
owner Of said regro is requested to come
forward, pay expenses and take him away,
or he will nc dealt with rs the law directs.
WILLIAM 7. EGGLESTON.
Tailor for the county aforesaid.
April 81, 1907. 4w
P. S. The above negro has broke Jail &
made his escape.
WIN. r. EGGLESTON.
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VIRGINIA. TO W.T.:

ut a Chancery District Court, held al the
former Cahifot, in the city Of WTtiiams-
burg, the 25th day Of October, 1906.
Robert Clark Jacob, and Timothy M'c1
Namara, plaintiffs.
against
Elisha Hall, Richard Hall and Mary his =
wife, Elizabeth Hall, only child of the
said Richard and Mary, and Peter
Conway, defcn,iants.J
THE defendant Peter Conway, not having
entered his appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction OF the court that he is not
an mhabitant of this country: On the mo-
ton of the plaintiffs by their counsel, II IS
ordered, that the said defendant do APP
pear here on the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the pits. and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper OF the city OF Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the former capitol in this
city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-09
Il copy,


CRHRLo7TE CoURT, 4th MARcR, 1907.
John Harvey, Plaintiff } IN
.Against { C5aq
Richard Adams and Charles Mf- ce,y
Kinney, Deits. }
THE defendant Adams not having enter
ed appearance according to the act
of assembly aud the rules OF this court, and
it appearing to the satisfacLiOno of the couft
that he is not an inhabitant of this state:
On the motion of the plaintiff by his attor-
ney, 1t IS ordered, that ne appear here on
the first day OF June court next and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and give security to the
satisfaction OF the court Tor performing the
decree of the said court, that a copy ct this
order DC inserted in one Of the Virginia ga
zettes for two months successvely, and
posted at the front door Of The courthouse
Of the said county.
4 copy-Feste,
THOMAS READ, Clk>
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-22
The Subscriber

Returns his most grateful thanks to the~ia-
habitants of this town, for the patronage he
has hcretofor received, and earnestly solicits
a continuance ofthe same He likewise takes
this method to inform them that, on Monday
sysning, the 28th of September inst. he M
tends opening NIGHT SCHOOL at his
Academy OF Prince.strcet, where will be
taught Reading, Wraeing, Arithmetic, and
any branch ofthe Mathematics. Any young
gentlemen desirous to become acquainted with
any Of the above branches will meet with due
attention from !. !:
w, Garlin.
September IS.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

INTENDING to remove to the state ct
j Tennessee as soon as possible, wish to
dispose Of the following valuable and lRcreas-
ing property upon lewterms, which property
T inherited from my ancestors, who have.had
a legal titleyto the same for upwards Of one
hundred years.
One tract we'll known by the name
eE ABINe Don, being ON the Potomac river
between Alexandria and George Town, and
nearly opposite the city of Washington, Beau
tifully situated, containing about Four li,n
drcd acres, now leased TO the MIR. Wises for
three hundred and sixty dollars per annum
with other stipulations contained in the said
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
FIRST, Ieasedto William FRASER Tor forty dol
lars per annun, containing about sixt a.
ores.
One other tract containing ten acres
of bottom land, adjoining che FourMiIe Mil.
tract. o.. ~, ~ sIs
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and a half
miles of George own, containing 7ss acres.
The greatest part of this landis heavily CO.
vered With red and White Oek.
s'se 81 ~ LSS.0,
Three thousand acres ensthe SeIole
niver,sin the state of Ohio.
This tract descended to me fron ray uncle
George p, Aleaander, tsing orc roiety ft
the land he was entitledto for bis itaryrs
vices during the revolutionary war. All the
title papers with the wills under which am
entitled to, the above property, are IN the
hands Of sBALpwIS DApE, ESQ. ITO whom apv
plioation will please 70 be made for terms &c.
the being legally authorised to contract and I'd
dispose of all the above valuable property, ior
which good and satisfactory titles viii be giy.
Fcis % - a.-a
WalteF S. Alexander.
/ August IS. eo
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Distna of Columbia.

NTOTICE is HEREBY giDen 10 all svhon e
In nay concern, that the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorised the subscriber to lcgahze all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports of this district to any IN
Portugal or Madeira.
These masters Of vessels who may omit
having their bills of health thus certified, will
BE liable 10 undergo quarantine.
Ii is requisite that any article shipped for
account Of a Portuguese subject. should be
declared and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
ny and the bills of lading legalized as above.
Lewis Deblols.
May is. d
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Robert Gray,

Bookseller, k7ag-street, .4gerandr7a, has lately
received for sGle The Joaozfng .zrtieles.
Reeves's water colors, in boxes, con.
tanning from SIX to eighteen calors; LADIES
japan dressing cases; japan ink-chests; dilfa-
bic ink for marking linen superfne warrant
ed black lead pencils; postace and peuhce
boxes, canels'' hair pencils tor drawing ST.
per6ne red sealing wax ine.an lax /; ParcA
ment; violin strings, bows and bridges yer.
man flutes; one We'll finished clarinet; one
hautboy instructions for flute and yioIa
tooth powder and brushes; red military 'ea-
theirs black do. with red tops; pocket th a'
mometers; mathematical instruments; WIZ
ting and wrapping paper; quilts; waters s )
bonnet boards fullers' press boards, &c &C
.Msss tie isa.iowing late Publications.
Warren's American revolution, vols oes'
.Mease's geological view of the " o.a.ss.
Mrs. Opie's simple tales, vols ! mo-
boards. o.r.,
Novice of St. Domiaiek. by Miss o~ea
son; ..,.
Margare,ta, by a young lady Of Phl'ias'-
phia. ec,r
Domestic Cookery; Murphy's III; OF sa q
rick; Steuben's military discipline Aza' -
maritime law; pieces Of Irish history 9
w. J. Mac Nevan, SIC.
For sale BY TIE dozen,
!. School bibles and testaments; scost' , ~
sons Murray English reader: intgodueu ,Ses
! to reading; Columbian orator looking ss''As.
for the mind; Philadelphia latin g'anlii'as
school dictionaries assorted speAiass-o.s29,.i.
primers; states playing and Inessags q. s@.s
ink-powder bonnet boards, &c. 9 g
on HdyND,
Alarge stock of ready made llank 2 3,lso
Of various sizes; blank account booss - -,
al and bound to any given pattern. at AZ
itice. S.ce.s-,s -.
E Printed DAILY sY
SAMUEL snow If'4>
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70 IN HORNER, jaa.

REsPEcTFuLLY INFORMS THE PULLS,
vVVHA'r he carries on the Wheelsight and
Biaeksmisjss' business IN its various
branches, at bis shop on Royal-street, near
the corner of Prince street. where he will
execute all orders with lseasnsss end dis.
j. tch.
October l. 4y
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District ofcc5,.n. S.
County OF Alexandra. !. s 'e'

Charles /. Catlett and Ann M :; eEas lsa;
- vie, eomhdainanss ys
q hoEias Fairfax, and the said
Iho's Fairfax, executor of
the said last will and tesla. 81 eaas:ee.
lncnt OF Bryan Lord F;irf.s,
deceased, 9eincoa!s,
This cause coming on to h.
this 4th !. day Of August, 1907, unsn y u hesl
and exhibits herein referred to. and rr'a the b
ing to the court that the said I;l, y appeal
duly and regularly taken for confess. sa tsss
eause get Tor decfse upon the I'LL and ss sl'a
/ inc colrt doth decree and ordsr that \
Commissioners Moore, do make m sn WASTE
an account and report between the CIV ns ssia
ants and the defendant. in lis private 8 :,
cIafy character, upon tie subjects - =
| mentioned to state an account Of oro q g ea
part OF the rents Of the land, at and nss YqIa
falls ofthe Potomac river, which land wa y f
mcrly leased to Semtle, and which bssN ~
due after The death Of the said g,,os S. .tA
kairtar the Testetor. and aus:ae re rs ~"
his wife Jane Eairfar the mother of,be
plainant .4,ane, and the interest on the CO.., s'N
and also state wha' PORTION Of the sad WY
have been received by the sud 71omo. ea;;s
tdr or hrs agents !; also take. an accoutt ,f.n
the Household Furniture, and eco os ,ss
Horses, Cattle and other stock Which wa,a
the land bought by thc said Bspaag.o,a Eoi,
jar of Bennett, at the time OF tic Sid Rom.
Lord Naiyja1' !. e.cath also ts,ke s,l secont q
the annual rcEts and profits OF t.sst ps,l rths
Tract Of Land in Fairfax County called ~.
ston Grange, whichis included m deed 81
gift from the said Bryan sa;rryfs.s, to the sid
THONGS Iair3irr, from the time Of the date of
the said deed to the said Thomas E.irJar. ,o
the time of the death oGtke said Bypaa lsyiI
Fairfax, and from the time OF lis death, TO thai,
of the death Of the said Jene fcirfa.a, also ta
state an account Of the administrators OF DE
defendant stating rot only Che debts Cue cot
and to the estate Of the said Br.usa Lord Far.
far, Distinguishing such of the s,ebs as are
sperate from such as arc aot aad also the 3
mount Of the assets of the estate Of the said
Bry0n Lerd Ea,gsar, and to state what speci.
fc lcgacies the said Dryas Lord Fairfax Left,
s:ld what has become of the said Iegacies.
And to enable the ssidC Commissioners to per-
form this Decrectsl Order, he is 1T liberty to
examine witnesses upon oath, and report their
testimony together with the several accounts
so taken, to this Court at THAR next session
A Copy.' Ieste.
G. Deneale, c, c.
October 5. 2aw.
The Parties in the above csufe are
hereby notified that shall on Monday the &C.
cond day OF November in this year commence
my attendance at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of that day to gointo the business directed by
the above decree and order,at NY Office III tie
town Of Alcxandlia, when and where they arc
required to give attendance with their Proofs.
Documents and Exhibits.
Cieon Moore, N. {.
Commissioners Office,
Oct S, 1907 2aw
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For Safe by tie Subscribers.

For SAFE By f7ae Subscribers.
Lisbon Garpetipg for summer, cf different
qualities, s!s IS 81 S. 4 8
Bucellos and Carosvcllo Wines ii quarter
casks,
Window Glass 81; different sizes,
Mould Candles Of superior qI.ality n
small boxes, az. So
Soft-shellsd Almonds in b.gs,
"A quantity Of patent Iron Hollow ware.
z. Z. Hooe & GO.
.JuAe 1. q, 5ss. 90
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G. & r. Waite.

DP One of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, to take down the
numbers correctly, as will also one of their
clerks.
The next New York lottery will not com
mence drawing till April next-'ickets OF
which lottery may lie had at EWaitc's Offices,
No. 81 and No. So, Maiden Lane New-York
~ Distant adventures, accompanying
their orders with bank notes Of any desci1p-
ton to either of Waites Offices, in New-York
or, Baltimcrs, may have Tickets and Shares
forwarded to any amount with the utmost
punctual.ty, and the earliest advice sent them
oltheir. success: kA prizes sold by G. and
r. Waite. will be paid by them.
TIT Tickets in the above lottery are to &c
had at ]. MAEca's bookstore, George own,
where The prize list will be regularly received
CCeober.IS. StawSm