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SIRAYED or STOLEN, tCoIn the subscriber
~ IN Pusy lyana, dark bny HORSE, incIin
ing to a dun. He is full five feet high, anc. OF a
stout compact form. He was five years CID this
sPrIng' mas a star in his forehead, and or both
bind f'et partly white. Whoever will BRING him
to the subscriber, shall receive re ward q. ten
dollars, IT taken UP the north side CT lanes RI
yer, and OF five dollars if on the south
CEORCE TUCKER
woodbridge. Pittsyly' a, July I Uuly lj) law4w
TN CHANCERY.--Prince WlIIiam County
Court, June 10th, 1903
Thomas Chapman, surviving acting executor Of
William Carr, decd, plaintff--against
Thomas Purcell and Eleanor ls wife, former
~ Eleanor Randolph, widow and lcgatee of WA.
liam Randolph, son aud iegatee Of JOHN Randolph.
decd, KO'ert Randolph William RaudoI1,
George Randolph, and Mildred R;n,lolnb. cbJ,
drcn and lcgatees ofsaid William Randolpb. dec.
and 'Ets under the age Of tweniv,one years.
Peter Oliver and Mildred Oliver his wife, and
Piggy Oliver, daughter OF sud Peter and MIL
dreo, Nancy Tyler, Samuel jones, and frances
hrs wife, formerly Frances Randolph. Satah Ran
dolph, Peggy Randolph, Joan Wright ind pe1sy
his wife, formerly Betsey Randolph, and Chsrl,s
Purcell and Mary Ann purcell his wife, forInerly
Mary Ann Randolph which said Mildred OH
| yerj Peggy Oliver, Nancy Tyler, Frances Lame.
SARAH Randolph, Peggy Randolph, 3etscyWright,
AND MARY Ann Fsfcell' are also !sgJtees d. th.
said Ioln Randolph, dcc'd-deGehdants -
The defendants Margaret Randolrh. samuel
| James, and Frances his ~ifc, and Peter Oliver
and NIilly his witeS1ior having entered their sr,
pearahce and given security according to the act
of Assembly and the rules of this court and 4 an.
pearing to the satisfaction Of the court 6v III.
davit that ti,s SAID Margaret Randolph, sImuei
| James, ana frsuces his wife, and Peter Oliver
and Molly MS wife, not residents Of this com
| monweslth on motion of the coiDpIainarfbvlhia
counsel, his ordered, that the said absent ern.
dants do appear here on.tbe first day of October
court 1cxtand enter their spppearaTe 10 dis e,;t
and give security for Performing the decree Of tae
court, and that copy offhis order be forthwith
published in the cwspaper entitled q rbc Fr,sif.
/ rer'' printed in the c..y OF Richmond fo!, hyo
months successfully, and that another eopy ortj,s
| order be posted Ut the front door oil the court
| house of this county.
| copy. Teste,
! J. WILLIAMS, c G.
1uV ID. -.-- 1lw2n
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The TOASTS, &c. transmitted by differ
ent counties, shall be published az soon as
possible.
Our discussion on ,he Embargo has been
protracted to sufficient length. The spi-
rit, lately displayed through every portion
OF Virginia, sc. distinctly proves that the
public mind is powerfully enlightened and
prepa! d on shis great public measure. We
shall however embrace the first convenienc
opportunity, of laying some extracts froGi
MIR. Broughsn's speech, before oar readers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-16

Iof 3eprcsei,sleIe are elected f:.nrl.ally--
Whilst, then, judicial officers If tho piiited
States, can, with propricty and with safety
Be made amenable TO the Congress o. the u
n!tedsStates /; Judges in England, cannct
shout total destruction Of IubGc Justice.
be made dependent on Parliament. But, sir.
even if it'should be admitted that CONGRESSES
the proper tribunal for trying and removing
judge of the United States VIII not our
utmost care and attention be requisite to en-
able us to ascertain precisely what portion of
independence our judges should possess, and
what degree of responsibility they should
feel' To enable our Judges to act with puri-
ty, with inpartiality and firmness, and to give
them only s1ch powers as can be safely en-
trusted to them, is task difficult indeed to
perform-fet are we now called upon to per-
form this task. l trust that the Importance
OF this subject will ensure me the attention
OF the committee, whilst l attempt to shew
them that the amendment which it is propo-
SEQ to engraft into the constitution of the u
n'ted States, will secure tous these desirable
objects.
Mr. Smiths Sheech to be continued. }
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Latest ProceeGin on.

Yesterday the House of Delegates passed
to the third reading of bill for the defence
OF the public property. This bill con.cm-
plates Keeping an armed force in Rich
mond, consisting of one Lieutenant, one En-
sign, four non-cOmmissioned officers and .hir-
ty privates, under the direction of the Execu-
tive, and to be employed principally in guard
ing the Penitentiary and Capitol.-This to be
a substitute for the Public Guard now esta-
blishcd.
The House of Delegates were also occu-
pied IN committee of the whole House, on the
subject of the proposed reorganization of the
District Courts ofLaw and Chancerv. The
reformation of the Superior Courts Of Chan
Gerry, is for the present abandoned but
there seems to be very large majority of
that House in favor of establishing a Sipe-
rior Court of Law in every county in the
state. The project submitted by the mover
of this subject, and which it is believed will
be adopted by the Legislature, is to divide
the state into twelve judicial circuits ard al
lott Judge to each Circuit, who will hold a
Court twice a year in each county oftHis cir
| cnit. The friends oftlis measure assert, that
the saving of public c.ypcnce, in criminal pro
secutions only, which will be Effected bv this
change, is estimated at near twenty thousand
dollars. This saving (they say) will con
sst IN avoiding the costs of TRANSPORTING pri-
soners from county to district igils, and the
| costs OF witnesses and venire men attending
from distant counties of the present districts
| at the conrt-houses of the Counties in which
| the district courts are now holden. We have
not yctcXamined the subject and of course
can eiicr 90 opinion upon the Innovation
/ wo Judges only, in addition to those who
now constitute the general court, will be re-
quired.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-16

,oi DeParted this life, on Tuesday evening" H.
iSth INST IN the oath year of his age offer ,bo
, I'm Mr. BENyAMINA. Dawson. son Of Eli.
WIN Dawson OF this city. This young. man hoe
Decn Tor several years past an iniabitsnt Of tb;s
'l'Se' ana vas generally known and esteemed-s
agreeable manners, miid temper,
seneiooS ana benevolent soul-hiS friends have.
lost IN HIM an aiiectionate companion, his f,tber :
duti'u son; and the community at large a Dromjs !.
ing and valuable citizen r. ''''4 :
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The following retiy from C5L MoNRoE 10
The .3dd1css Of the House IF Delegates,
9VaS Tcadin that body on YHnr8dqy
RICHMOND, .Tanuc,y 10, 1903


My return, after an absence Of almost five
years, to my native country, which am bound bv
SO many considerations TO regard with the utmost
degree OF gratitude and affection, was in itself
an event that afforded me the most sincere plea
sure But 1T is impossible TO describe the senti
ments produced in my mind, bv the reception
which experienced from NV fcIow-citizens and
the high honor conferred ON me by the Assembly
IN which you preside, by its Address of the 81 4
December last
rejoice to tn'', that the principles of our reyo
luton, on which all our governments are founded
continue to gam strength in tic confidence and
affection OF Our tellow-ciGzens. Having ilnbibed
those principles from education, / contended fo.
them III early lite III the great and glorious stltI,r
gle which achieved our Independence ESpc
fience and reflection have since impressed their
truth ndelby on my mind, and in all the trans
actions IN which have been engaged, I have in
Varlably made them the guides Of my conduct. II
cannot therefore be presumed that they will cease
to animate Inc hereafter, or that shall fail tn -.
hey their dictates, as long as l exist
MY late employmcnts abroad were conferred
on me at time, when i had contemplated the
application OF my iabours altogether to private
purposes. 1t was at the moment of my retire
ment from the Office of Chief Magistrate. Of tli,
commonwealth, IN which had the good fortune
10 acqut myself to the satisfaction of NV country
dldnot however hesitate to obey the summons
addressed to me by wise and virtuous admins
tration, and so undertake the very arduous duties.
IN winch was called to participate. In the dis.
charge OF those duties am conscious hat i b,-.o
eXerted my best and most unwcaried efforts r.
maintain the honor of my government and coun.
try, and to promote the prosperity and happiness
OF my tellow-citizens. How far may have sue.
ceedcd, it is not for to decide but the egrres
sion of the public sentiment, by the House Of De.
leSates, communicated BY y0u viii afford ,nc
great consolation through all the yicssitudcs
whatever they may be, of my future life.
beg you TO present to my fcllov.citizens nj
the House Of Delegates my best wishes ior then
welfare, as individuals, and to be assured of the
high consideration aud esteem with which have
the honor to be, your very obcdient servant.
JAS. MONROE
The HoEor"jle, Tie }
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january IS, 1908.

So nv Senfr" meeting OF The Mutual Assurance.
Iei'l at the Capitoi in this CITY ON Wed.
I 1,! thc 18th instant, Alexander MR. c.
W. amth and Alexander Stuart we're sec.o.;
D nr'; OF that Society-Of whom AIe~aoJ.
M'hae was unanimously chosen as PyesiJant -
We board OF Directors and on the same dsx
', .'I'.Ii rFice was reelected as Cachier Cnnnrnf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-16
The Honor.jie, Tie ,
Sbeafer Of the
House If Delegates.
The toftoscfHg are the amendments 10 the
Federat Constitution, (Which haze been a.
doffed by the House If Delegates.
WEDNzsDAY, January 1,

WEDNzsDAY, January IS.
" ResoiUed, That the Senators in Congress- from
this state b. instructed, and the representatives
theretrom requested, TO use their best cndeavors
IN procuring the following amendment to the con
stltution of the United States, to wit That the
Judges OF the Supreme, District, and Inferior
Courts OF the United States and their territories
may be removed from Office, by the vote Of the
House of Representatives and the Senate Of the
United States in Congress assembled, a 7,lgjoyito
OF the whole number Of tie House of Rcpfcscn.
tatycs, and majority Of the members present of
the Senate concur1'ng therein. Provided howe.
yer, that the cause or of such removal shall
be stated at length on the journal Of each house ("
And the question being put on agreeing to the
said resolution as amended, it passed in the afiir-
matyc--Ayes 12t--NOes SIS.
" Resofved, That the said Senators be instruct
ed and the said Representatives requested, like
wise To endcayor TO obtain the following amend
mcnt to the constitution Of the United States, 60
wit THAT the Senators in the Congress of the
United States may be removed FROM Office by the
vote Of a majority Of the whole number Of the
members Of the respective State Legislatures b,
which the said Senators have been OF may be alj-
pointed"
And the question being pat on agreeingto the
said resolution amended, it passed in Tie aiiir-
matiYs--Ayes 142--Noes ~.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEc,s1
rURE OF vIRc1NrA.
n CFpT3

- ~ our session viii not probably co,t;Dus
more u'a two or three weeks lonp., -
me 10 n'ite your attention 20 subject on y f
Vi 'I c DG neGssiaEy for you to act IN your ind
49, C'"ci,y before you dispense The recon.
I.'e.i'.'l' o. suitable persons TO be chosen ne -.
iectoFs OF President and Vice prcsidcnt Of IL
onI'ri States ought shortly to be made To-. ' nS
esI@'c c, n tie Capitol Thursday evenn. tn.
10'h OF th's month for that purpose. ''' N'e
J,,,r.,,. 80 1000 a MEMBER
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-16

w be sold to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on Friday the 9Th day of Febru-
airy next, The tract of LAND in Amherst county
on which Cornelius Thomas, late of tbot co,,nfv.
resided, tiles about four miles from the town
OF Warminster, and contains 300 acres. Great
part OF II IS tobacco land equal in quality 20 n
ny land in tlat OF any other county in this state
some fine meadow land Nnd plenty of timber,
at0ieraole mil on ncver-fmling stream, 80 or
100 acres cleared and in order f9r croppinp
viii sell the whole together or in lots TO suit pur
chasers. My terms are one fourth in cash. and
the balance III one, two, and three years Bonds
with approved security, or a decd OF trust on the
land will be required.
REUBEN B. PATERSON,
attorney in fact joy Co,uslias TAozt 40.
B"cknghan, Jan .. CawtvgD
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In iylI4cc-- 1-o,---,' - -
4 celttker. 1907 '( ~S"l', Ds"

n CHANCERY Illegc,. (7,,,,+, -. =
4 cember, 1907 ~'"'' O ,S
Mary Calls, Elizabeth Minor, Ann To,nj,ins.
{ohn Mclaughlin and Mary Ovcrton his WIFI
Peter Cosby, George Tiller and MARY his w;S.
G1"H3S!qi"aaf'--Against John Cosby, David Cos,
iny' ~. u Harvey and Judy his wife - And
and Ba'hary Minor his wife, Detandanfs
happening to the satisfaction or tbe court that
the defendants are not inhabitants of this Com.
monwealth, not having entered their appea,ance-
and gwen security according to the act of AS
s,emb'y and the rules Of this court On motion of
that the defendants do appear here at March co,,s
next and answer the complainants bill, that a cor
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Frnn;y.
rer tor two months successfully and anotbei,p6st-
ed at tue front door of the courthouse of this
county Copy, Eth MUSE, c. NJ c.
Jan. II. r2a,ve,yl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-16

Ertracf Of letter from a gentleman, =,
.EeSV1 YORK, 10 his friend in his cir, da-
red January 9, 1905. '''s' ''"-
ne ing nc sailors have this day rose in moi,
Sot ooo) and met at the park, where thew
presented e, petition to the corporation (,yho
h Nc AZ Ime brlliewcll) and went off peacea-
o. eiy' hey were urged to this by British in
tipence, and perhaps would have. h,e s,'n III
oiesome, ii the Mayor had not taken n a.on.
20 prevent chem by timely remopstrancs.
ana al She masters of vessels, and peonle nf
inmpehcc' c';eTted themselves amnnr f,, v.
sailors to such Il good effect, that = or ea+
hn i who Intended to join the mob staved
r rf u"ln'e Cheetham has at length shewnhis
iave nn .oo'-an his republican Subscribers
49, PieI,y near dropt Off / believe he
made his last dying speech in his na,,s. nc &c
o., morning, which suppose Won viii sen
.e tolieS arc eXertin6 themselves to set th,.
Nii"''S Oh the people against the En,bargo ),
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-16

NJ Office is hereby giVca to al 10Ao1,s il nan
concern, That Mi. JoHN CHRw Of Urban.I
ne, is authorised and empowered by the subscri- !
6ecs to transact any business relative to the latd
James Mills, DR. Robert spratl. Oycrton CosbsI
< Co James Ross g, CO. Oyerton CosbN and Di
George d. SPrStt. 1OHN MINOR. T
Jan, IL; GaWgwj
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W ~ BE SOLD at Mr.. Bcooks's Tavern. ON
"A Thursday the Dist instant, one HoesE and ND
~ hf IA Also, sundry Other articles, tho proper-
CURED cor m nE WI DC re-
Aa'''inis'rator ef t. RaG;qeav, dec,d
Manchester, Jan 10 49, 80 Gee a.
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4 FOktW AKIN The Public and the ~, = -
- gima nom receiving note negotiable At sa;a
Bank, Tor orc hundred and nineteen dollars *
cents, given 10 &. L. Hlller OF this CITY. due,
the 23.h dAyot January, 1903, as upon far VET.
uenent' do not owe said Halter ono cent,
Richmond, Jan. is. r1,TI
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Eot.re is tnken az

\ In the Argus of ve l,t:-e IL takeo az
some letters said 90 lis Preca;,cs, in tl..s -.
y from Washington, sN q tilsSs crrprSsnisa
had been eiiectedbetNyecti ie friends os Nj. Mon
roe AMI Mr. Clinton, for the purpose Of scouting
,ac o'nce OF President 10 Ms {. sn, 1iat OF Vice.
president to MIR. NJ The Editor OF Mai raT,,.,.
very Properly expresses his disappobation of such
aprocetiurp, and Processes to entertain no 1,,'I,
that Mr.. M will if the protest is cornn,unic,,c,,
TO MN, instantly reject it. Upon this point ,y,.
heartily concur with the Editor Of the ARGUS. and
nave good grounds for saying that in every th;ng
e.s 70 .lle next Presidential election, Mr. M.
creton tor which he has been so much dis.;no,,;n
ed through life We doubt also whethsS s,,cI,
acompromisc has been made. Befjre W.. , co..
credit TO an allegation SO disgracef to tho 80
Hy' we should have the evidence before us
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IheJ6Ho7s ESfs hr c.rt~act cE,uae,y n =,
I'M, ftic-.e "

e''erS nave been received in this CITY from,
i" ''nist3h' stating that several C,ur,,,,.. bsv.
brch heid by the friends of NIessre I1",s ''''
GI%toh' IN consequence ofwl,ich con,brom;s.has
eeh agreed upon snong them to the EjlJnt,;,,o. -
~. .f&t se'a'oe is to be run as a canddatn f,r
inc wee Presidency, and CI:ato, for the Pr
utmty an opposition TO Nachsoa Nas.rox. though
70 b NC Jts aee'e oifice of Vice President is
" pe consulted concerning the acknowledgements snJ
10 nave voice in the cabinet and tbot LIZ
peEl'u OF ioar years shall have ELAPSED Cy;n,a,
Is 10 reIre from office and Monroe TO be elected
wear truly sorry to hear that any n,r,v :,
SotSpess mas rcsortcd to mar,oeuvres Ike these
o % olsPosng OF the first Offices in
tLa ;,,,..l and have too much pectfor
the integrity asi sound judgment of M W.,r ,ol
10 uoun! Tor moment that, if such a proert 10
PROPOSED to him. he will instantly and decisiv t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-25
For Sale or Rent,
GRAY

TIE three story Brick House, corner Of
Pyince and St Asaph strects-the house Is 81
feet square, with TWO story kitchen, smoak
and other out. houses, and adjoining on st.
Asaph street a two story frame warehouse,
30 BY so feet-the LOT is IS feet on Prince
street and 1873 feet deep on St. Asapt-streeI.
ALSO
Several undivided LOIS to suit the pug
chaser, situate on w Washington, Duke x Co
lumbus streets
LIKEWISE
lAbon, twenty acres of Land, lylag GA me
Little River Turnpike Road, ono mus trorn
town. On the premises are good dwelling
house with necessary ous-houses, and garden
IN 4 good state of cultivation, the remainder
meadow. One hundred and siXty-tour acres
Of Land, two and a half miles from A'e1aa'
dria. on the Colchester road, part In wooa'
with two tenements thereon.
Korn and Wilenlller.
November 81. H@ta
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Public Sale,

hv y;rt,se of deed Of trust from FH.hEzasa
! .E.. Mills 10 the subscriber, will be exposed
al public saIe,5 on SATURDAY., the lentn
aay. 81. December next, between the hours
of 10 and O'Clock, +. \. at the Coffee houss
in Alexandria, for ready money, g DC app
piled, in the first place, towards the as
charge of certain debts therein mennoncd'
due to Joseph Smith--all the right, nlie,
and interest of the said Wshian a. 11ttEs, ia
! certain piece or parcel Of ground, situate,
living ana being in the town OF Alexandra,
: and bounded as follows, to wit :---Beglnn nm
at the corner, the intersections Of King and
sWest-streets, or, the north Of King and east it
Of West-streets, and running thence east
wardly b, and with King street, and blnd'nS
there on s i feet s ind 1-2 iRches thence
aorthwardly and parallel to West-street 10
feet 10 ten feet alley; thence westwardiy
and binding on said alley parallel to King
street6I feet8 inches and an halt to West.
street; thence southwardly and binding on
West--tr eet to the beginning.
disc
One other piece or parcel Of Ground, 81
tuatc on the north side of King street, and
east side Of West-stre and bounded az
follows, to wit: Beginning at the distance
of 81 feet s inches and an half, from the in-
tersection of King and West-streets, and
running eastwardly binding on King-strect
40 feet, thence northwardly and pafaliei to
West-strcet 100 feet to ten feet alley,
thence westwardly binding On said alley and
parallelto King-street 40 feet, thence south
wardly and parallel to Wcst-street lS6 ieet
to til. beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
November Is. 3taWss
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loteph Vaudeville,

II ,)ofeph Vaudeville,
cssSRs or KING and fsTRFAx s4RAB7s,
s,4LEXANDRIA
Has received considerable ad.
dltlon to his Stock,
md OFFERS FOR S.aLE,
20 hogsheads,l lst and I'd quality
90 barrels = lfuseovado SuSara.
1000 h. Green Coffee
3l-a tons British Patent Shot, assorted
BIB to No. g.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks ilst quality Goshen Cheese.
: 40 boxes Mould Candles.
], Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
80 IL, Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetrc.
ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpomder, Imperial, Hyson. Yo,.ng Hy.
son. Tyson Skin, and Padre Souchong Teas
in quarter chests, boxes and eannisters-lnost
Of which are equal in quality to any ever ina
ported.
Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, Tenes
rife, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Mcdoc Clarct.
Jamaica, Windward island, and Eotrhe:R
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskey. N
S Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
& Retailing Molasses, HAVANA Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
8 Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rico,
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch,
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassia. Pi-
mcnto, Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard. Raisins, Almonds,
cnrraRts, Madder, Alum, Copperas, Roll
Rhinestone, Chalk, British and Brandywine
Gunpowder, Spanish Segars, Cavendish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leipcr's.
CARROTS, and HsmiIton's Snuff, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Casas Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, &c. go ss.ssa
October ID
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OF THE ABOVE PRIZES,

I of 1000 last drawn blank.
From the above scheme it viii appear that
that there are not two blanks to prize, and
that the prizes are to be PAID without dis
count.
Ep TICKETS for sale at R. GRAY's
Bookstore, King street--Present price OF
tickets SIX DOLLARS, will advance as the
drawing progresses, which will be at the rate
Of 2oootickets week, and will positively be
completed in nine weeks from this date. a
correc, list of the drawing viii be received
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Lot
terry taken in exchange tor tickets in this.
November Q.
N. 3. The Charitable Marine Lottery has
unavoidably been postponed, by reason thai
the clerks have been esnp'oyed in preparing
the numbers, checks, &c for the Trinity
Church Lottery. Bat the drawing will be re-
sumedsin short time and no doubt need be
entertained of It's final completion.
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FOR SALE,
Trinity Church Lottery.

This Lottery is authorised by the Lcgsisla-1
ture Of Maryland, and bonds have beer. given
ia, the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
for the faithful performance OF the Managers.
The following is The Scheme -
sc II E. M f..
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Jun Received,

SAkS~ &~><s- - ' - ~ sss7 5sea
Per Me Good Infent, John Bartev, MAST,
II from Bostor
900 casks Thomsstown Lime,
1853 feet Mcrchantable Plank,
1000 Sheathing Paper,
so reams American Writing Paper,
go boxes Bakers No.,s Chocolate.
APPLY TO
Faxon, Metcalf & 60.
Who havs IN Store,
10 pipes Hollands Gin
6 do. French Brandy
90 barrels Boston Beef
s half barrels Mackarel S
200 boxes Mould Candles
100 do. Dipt do.
SO do. Brown Soap
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30 boxes No. Chocolate
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go pieces heavy Duck
chests young Tyson Tea
bale Hops
cases ladies' straw Bonnsts
200 reams wrapping Paper
O. 81 lla also,
4 general aaortment Shoes.
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