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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-19
Far IRE .1lerandria Daily Gszeiss.
Nh. SrowDLN,

Mn. SFowDLN,
The root of the Dandelion il used In France
49,. .nbs titure for Coffee.
Various substitutes for this article wsrs
u.ed r. America during the war.--W heat'
rye. corn. chesnuts. potatoes, &c.
: 9. The seeds of foreign grapes have lately
& been discovered to be an excellent substi.
% t,,te far Coffee. When pressed they shrst
6 produce a quantity Of oil, and afterwards
q when boiled furnish liquid much resem-
e bl;np Coffee. The practice - rapidly be-
!. coming general in Germany.
20 o Foreign Journal
-a From some late reports Of the Aeaaemy
g Of Sciences al Petersbnrgh, We learn fnat
g ,acorns are the best substitute Tor Coiffee
6 hitherto known. To communicate TO them
the oily properties of Coffee. the following
.s process is recommended. When the acorns
a have been roasted brown, add butter IN
snail pieces to them, while hot In the Ia
e die. aad stir them with care, or cover the
{. ladis and shake it that the whole may os e
6 we'll mixcd."--Reese's Encyelotaedia.
"e'ts z.
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BALTIMORE, SEPT. 10.

Arrived ship Betsey, Otto, from Lg 2s.,s
4s days from land--dry goods. was as Os sbs
ed on the passage by several bfllsn ,. - !.
of war, and treated politely. augt h Az,
Lat. 20, long. "A, fell in witt, bfl.1sn -
Of merchantmen, 1os sail, from lo y vs.
under convoy of the Families ~ an' ~
sloops Of war, out twenty-five eay, y. and
boarded by one Of the sloops OF s '. want
informed, that the feet were IN g'a .,,;ng
of provisions--requested supply, s w.
any thing we could spare, would DC W.
ceptable. ., ds
Also schr. Messenger, White = faa
from Havana. Left ship Rising o '.a5
Baltimore, and others before repofIep'
September II. =. DAYS
Arrived ship Arno, Kemptonn, LII, !, brig
from Liverpool. Left there, 2SaJu s g,r,-e
Caroline, Doak, for Baltimore, ia .s an -; the
Spoke nothing but an English fri|a's :
passage.
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BY THE LAST MAILS.
lii It's eN0W.cl.
NETWORK. Sebtembsy 10.

NEW. YORK, September 10. :.
-VERT Pleasing NEWS.--Last nr'
the steam boat arrived in 81 hours 'fom&
bany, with 1870 passengers. Returns mon
81 towns in Vermont had been received
s6 towns had returned federal candidates
10 had returned democrats, and WS'
doubtful. This news comes from tns ''O''
respectable source, and may be rel'su O u.s.
No doubt was entertained of the comPE1
success of federalism in Vermont, as ~
year, "a Of the towns returned denp1's
candidates. Such changes in Other 'A'
will save the country.
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From, the Balance.
MrssRs. ED1ToRs.

MEsSRS. EDITORS.
had Just received your last n,,..
and was perusing it, when lolled bs rrs !
nv elbow chair, and fell asleep. H.
count of" French Liberty in SPAIN W. ~
the last article that I had read and ;, Il
strong impression on my imaginat;ms y
The paper hung loosely in my hnssr-
The scene seemed to vary but little. n,
elbow chair was the same. But asGsi.
Frenchman stood before me; and, as sSs
posed, had put newspaper into mybaas
The paper though was called aThe A. A.
rora." l proceeded BEAD
!" Turreau, lieutenant general Of the .,
of America, in the name Of his Inner
majesty, and by order Of Joseph Man,
leon, king of the continent of Amer,
decrees-
"1st. General Wilkinson shall immed;,,l,,
convene the military commission.
"2d. Colonel Duane shall arrest all A.
printers who have published ought dr,
spectful OF the emperor, and see III,
their bodies are pierced and strung On !,
pole.
esd. All merchants, who have dealtipEn
glish goods, shall suffer death, and tbrii,
property shall be conhscated. Ben Aus.
tin shall furnish ropes to hang them: and
general Skinner Shall take care of th,p
money.
o4th. 1t. Osborn and ensign Pentland sha
secure all the wives and daughters of tn
federalists, and give them up to the cart
of the :sidiery.
" 5th. An shose who have fire arms in their
houses and their hands, shall besho.
"6th. Any meeting, Of more than eight
grown persons, or twelve minors, shall
be considered as seditious, and fired
| on.
9Th. Every house in which there is piaI
Of Washington or Hamilton, shall bera
LACED.
"sth. ANY village where a Frenchmaa Isl
been killed, shall be burned.
"osh. All Old men, women or children who
have cursed Bonaparte, shall have tha
tongues cut OUT.
a1oah. The authors, printers, publisher,
distributors, or vendors of any writen0d
f., printed libel, or print, or picture, ezct)
ing to sedition, tending to bring Napoh
on, Or Joseph, Or Tureau, Or col. Duan|
into disrepute. or to injure Inc lmprrl1
throne, shall be instantly shot.
18th. Any farmer who has ever sold F
produce, to be exported to Eng iand-
At this moment, my attention wa'&'
nactcd by the Ettle Frenchman, who va
filing his kilapsack with eatables in my pam
try. As attempted to rise, to kick tn
rascal out CT the house, | awoke. i
I have much faith in dreams MsssrS. I
ditors but hope this may not come \
pass
lii It's eDo~-liGr
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present,
COUNT BERLIER,

Cenlscl7or Of Stdtc.
Mcs,ieurs Mon, Lacoste. Laloy lie Camus
de Neville, Parsesal, Grand Maison, Cham-
pre-, Henry Durofnel, Schiaffino.
All members Of the cosrt ofprizes, holding
session in Paris.
There follows the orders to the civil autho-
rity to pat the above decree IN execution
Signed by the secretary general, Cai!net'
in behalf IF the above to be true copy OF the
original condemnation BY the court.
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.Fr6mthe WASHINGTON FEDERALBT.


4THE,NExr pRrs1DExT.-In the National
InteIlipencer |. find a long article on the sub:
iect of the next president. In this article
Mr.. Smith holds up the idea that the fede-
ralists have no chance for a president. But
on a close examination of the piece, it is ca
sy to be perceived that he would be very
willing to change chances with them. we
are not very fond of ideal calculation, on
the probability of votes, as we know such CAL
citations can be Of no use. On the electors
they will have no effect, and We are happy III
the idea that caucus nominations will have
as little effect as newspaper calculations
But to show that Mr.. Smith in his calculate
On has =" missed figure we viii only just
mention that he has set down votes as GER.
tain, which he is certain his friend Madison
viii not have. He has likewise calculated
On votes as certain, which he knows areve
ry uncertain, lie has set down seven for
, Madison in Maryland /; he knows he will
not have all there. He has given MIN eleven
In North Carolina. he cannot have so many
there. With respect to. the uncertain ones,
we can inform him that Pennsylvania and
New Jersey are very uncertain, as is South
! Carolina ard Georgia. Ohio may likewise
give him the slip as did New Hampshire.
AT all events he can calculate on the follow
ing only, as certain, even if, as he says, Mr..
Madison is the only republican candidate.
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folm their duty, and there is not tS.,.
doubt but the event will answer Their : ssa
sanguine expectations. s'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-19

GEORGE NJ. r. GUSTS, Esq.
Of Arlington House, Disuictof Columbia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

Just PUBE1SHED, by Samuel Pleasants, jr
- kichmo1d, the second Volume of the RE
PISSED CODE, containing 500 pages s,,per-royal
octavo,, bound to match the first vol.-Price to
Subscribers S 5, to non-subscribers s 6.
Being collection of all such acts OF the Gene
raj Assembly Of virsnis, of public and per-
manent nature as have passed since the session of
1901:
TO srhich are added appendices, confaiains,
compilation of the several laws for the estab-
+ lis'iment of the James River, Potowmac, APP
Pomattox and DISMAL Swamp Canal Compa-
nies,
Laws concerning the Northern Neck,
Titles OF acts, a,ithorising the establishment of
Turnpike Roads, and the erection of Toll Brid-
ges,
A compilation of the several acts concerning the
Mutual Assurance Society, against Fire on
Buildings,
Acts and Resolutions of general nature, which
were omitted in the revisals of 1894 and 1908.
Laws concerning waste and unappropratedl lands
on the eastern an.' western waters, ''
Laws establishing ferries,
Laws concerning the public guard,
Titles of private and local acts-And
table of fines, forfeitures, penalties and amerce-
ments designating such tn the use of
the Commonwealth such as go towards les
sening the county levy such as belong to in
dividuais and such as are appropriated to a.
I,y pc. t:o;.:.. o.:;SSt..
/ .,1g, al. II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10
: WILLIAM PRICHA RID,
LEWIS dDIAS.

A HORSE. Was brought to my stable, on the
a 27th ult. Bay Horse about or 10 years
old, feet or 10 inches high, with Saddle
and Bride. The said Horse, was delivered by
Negro, who said ne had found hirn on tie Com
mons of this town. The owner may get him by
applying at the Columbian Inn, and paying char
Ses. Posted and appraised to eighteen pounds.
q. BROOKS.
Dec g. Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

"HOMAS WATSON, Foot & SHoE-
i MAKER, with sincere thanks to his friends
for their former patronage, respectfully informs
them and the public, that he continues to carry
ON business in the various branches of the above
Manufactory, 5 doors east of the Bank where
he has on hand, complete assortment offashion-
able BOOTS s. SHOES, for sale, on reasonable
terms,
CT Orders attended to on the shortest notice.
pecem5er 8. oaw3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10
ID ICHMOND TURNPIKE COMpANY-
lN At a meeting of tile Directors of the said

IN Alta meeting of the Directors of the said
Company. on Saturday evening the Sd of Deem
Der, 1908, the following resolution agreed to:
Whereas, from causes unforeseen as unexpect-
ed the Board G. Directors, at their last meeting,
on the 29th altinlo, postponed the sale of SHARES
belonging TO delinquent subscribers, generally
denominated Stock Holders, which were adver-
tised TO be sold or that day:
ReSOived, That the Shares of delinquent hol-
dcrs which may be reported as such by the trea-
surer of this Company, on the 9TH day of Janua-
rynext, be, on that day SOLD, public auction, at
tfe front door ofthe Swami Tavern in this city.
NAIHANIEL' SHEPPARD, CPk.
Deccmher g. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

TINE GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA,
Il will meet, in the Massns' Kali, in this city,
at O'Clock in the evening of the second Monday
in December next. november IS. Cep4tl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

Published pursuant to an act of the General AS
senibly of Virginia, passed the seventh day
of January, one thousand eight hundred and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

Nj APT COTTONS & KERSEYS.-Thc
! ' Subscriber has received consignment of
Fapt Cottons and Kerseys, which he offers at a re.
duced price, for cash, or indorsed negotiable
notes. ROBERT JOHNSTON.
December 6. 0f)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

\ ANAwAY from Che Subscriber, negro Lad,
~ TIC name Of NfFDEViLLE he is a.
bout II years old, of dark complexion. slender
maSe, and walks lame in consequence Of having
broken llis thigh last spring lie has been seen
lately IN Manchester, and have reason to believe
has been secrcted by his grandmother old Gritty,
who Is well known in that place. Ten dollars and
81 -Spences will be paid to any person who will
euser blin 10 me, or commit him TO Jail, 50 tina;
'Se1"'n again W. BOILING.
o. c&w4wG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10
II~HE Virgins LIT'ERAR1' WARE HOUSE,
Il BOOKS ST1IIOMIRi- lS1IORE-WM

HI Virgins LIIEhIhI ~ 1RE HOCSE,
Il BOOKS STAIIONARi- STORE-WM
PRICHARD q LEWIS ADAMS, having entered
into joint Copartnershp n the Book and Staff
enary business, under the firm of P,ickard and
adams, offer for SALE at their Store, opposite the
one lately occupied by VIM. Pritchard, mode
rate terms, for cash, or approved credit, gene.
raj assortment Of BOOKS in every department of
Literature, Law authorities, Medical, History,
Philosophy, Mathematics, Bellies Lettres, Pero.
dical & Political publications, good assortment
of Novels, many of Which ale new, most kinds
of Stationary, both for the merchant, gentleman
and artist, will be sold at the lowest prices They
have and will constantly keep supply of those
Classics and School Books, which are used in
the semnares of Virginia, and at the College of
William and Mary, which, they assure their Gus
toners and the teachers in general, shall be ofthe
best and latest editions, and at the most mode
rate prices. Their Law department in particular,
which as more extensive than any other in the
state they hatter themselves will meet the atten-
ton of the gentlemen ofthe bar. To those who
purchase largely, liberal discounts will be given
Their extensive correspondence abroad will ena-
bic them to keep up their assortment and procure
almost any book (not out of print) on the CONT
nent, at the shortest notice. AS no exertion will
be wanting their part to serve the Public, from
them they solicit and expect portion oftheir &C.
nerous patronage.
:. WILLIAM PRICRA RID,
LEWIS ADAMS.
Catalogue of their Books viii ne published
a. soon the'same can be fully arranged.
Prichd,d q adams will pay n,e highest cash
price for clean Cotton and Linen RAGS.
december 8. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

4 OSI,Jrom a -vdggon thar iett Richmond the
- 2lst MI. Ior Loaisa--h BOX containing 4
sash doorS Of an OctaSan firm fer China Press
n Reward # fve dollars zoH be giuen any Person
deAverhg them to Frederick Harris of Louisa or
60 We6,icy, Pooye c, Py0sser, If Richmond.
Def. o. a times
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

nj OVhMBER 30th, :3O8.-The members of
~ the Dismal Swamp Company, are reques.
tea 10 meet at Suffolk, on the 28th of December
That place is preferred for a meeting, because It
Is very small distance from the Land, and the
member2 will have a better opportunity of in.
formation as to the whole business of the COM
Pany, than at any other place. Those who may
not attend, viii be pleased to give power to O.
fhers to act for them
WH. NELSON, D.
JOHN BRACKEN, mana
COkBIN GRIFFIN,S gers
peccmber g. 5.,~Au
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

HOBDAY s. SEATON, adjoining the City
i Il Hotel, on the Cross-Street from the Brick
Row to the Governors house, respectfully in
form their friends and the public, that they have
commenced business in F4NGrtI WINDSOR
L,HAIR- MAKING. TURNING, SIGN-PAIN-
TING, GLIDING, &c and solicit patronage.
Intending ;.lways to employ the best materials &
the best skill in the line of their profession, they
hope to give universal satisfaction.
pecemhcr 10. oaW3W
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10
or PUBLISHED By THOMAS RIrcnIx, or.
HosITE TIVE GLOBE TAvRRS, AT FIVE DOL
LARS psp nxNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
PROPERTY, FOR SALE-

Y The ownershave become DESTROYS of selling
that well known, and valuable Property, the
WARM SPRINGS, lying in Bath county, with
all the Land and Tenement, belonging thereto,
or they will sell the Springs with or 6 hundred
acres Of Land Il would be useless to say any
thing about the situation of those Springs, and
their great Medical qualities, with the superior
advantages attached to them, over any ofthe o.
Their Miner;.l Waters in this country. AS it is
presumed that no one will atemptto purchase,
who is not well acquainted with them, or who
viii view the property before they pur chase. A
NY communications on this subject, addressed to
the Subscriber, will be speedily attended to.
CHARLES H. LEWIS.
Warm Springs, December 10. oaw3ma
N. B. A considerable prompt payment will be
expected. and a few likely young NEGROES
taken .., .-.-...
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-10

With a co,nS,ete indea to the whole.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28
/, JONAH THOMPSON,
5 RICHARD VETTCH.
a French and English Gazette,
70 .6,nnteurs Of the. 1sereh Language.

TO amateurs Of the Ieeneh Language
yNTE are authorised to announce to the
wv Public, and more especially to
American Ladies and Gentlemeu, flor whom
this new establishment is adaptedf thar L'ora-
Gle, French and English Gazette, printed
three times a week, In Charleston, South
Carolina, Will be published daily on the first
ofJapusry, 1903, in the eityof New. York.
A book Of subscription is opened at this Of
Fee and at Mr.. GGdsbys Cotfce-EIouse.
Subscribers pay Nine Dotlars per annun,
and only Eigtt Dollars, if paid in advance.
The establishment viii prove very benedict
al both to Amateurs and Pupils of the French
or English languages.
The Editor and Proprietor is Mr. -Nsgri,s
whcs on his way from here to New-York
foy1 ing his correspondence.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28
GREAT BARGAIs;

- 4 : - i
+ INTENDING to remove to the
4 Tennessee as soen as possible, |,
dispose OF the following valuable and;
in2 property upon lew terms, which nrs,
Inherited from my ancestors, who S,,l y I.
legal title to tie same for upwass;;s : =
hundred years. : .;
One tract well known by the Nan,
eff ABINGDo3, being en- the potomac :.
between AlcSand,ia and George 4 owr . .
nearly opposite the city Of Wasl3incton i 'R
tifully situated, containing about Fem liz 49,
dred acres, now leased to the Mr.. 4Viscs .s q
three hundred and sixty dollars per 5rrrs
with other supulations contained in thu w.
lease.
One other tract contiguous 10 i,
first, Ieascdso William Fraser for lcay -
q lars per aaaum, ess.tsiniDg s.Lout s;St .
cres.,
One oi;1er tract containing ten acre
Of bottom land, adjoining tn Four.s.i!c M
tract.
One other tract contiguous to IL
Abingdon estate, and within two and E,f
mdes Of George own, containing 725 aet,
Tie greatest part Of this land is heariIy 9
yered With rcd and white Oak.
II L S o,
Three thoueand acres cnthe sc;c,,
River, III the state Of Osio.
IhIs trset alsscendea % me from nv up,
George D. Ale1ai9s!er, being enc n.5c,, q.
tlte laid lie was cntitlcdfo fer bis rriiitay. !,
vices during tie revolutionary war. bGts
title papers. Wit. liz wills under which a.
eptitIcd to the above property, are in /,
hands of BAIDwIN DApg, ESQ. to whom i,
.fi,lication VIII please to be made for tcrfnsjs
he being legally authorised to contra-t nj
dispose Of ali the above valuable proper,v.f,
which good and satisfactory titles vii be gin
en-.
A'Tsaalter S. Alexander.
August IS. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28
] aluabIe Pge5erty for Sale

aluabIe Pgs5erLy for 8ale.
t-g @ Be SOLD, IN four distinct lots or to-
gethcf, four acres OF. LAND, contain
ing from one and j quarter acre to two acres
each, most eiigib!y situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-street to Create Hunting Greek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and sounding east and west on Fayr
cite and .Payne-streets.
Aplan Of the ground and further particulars
may be obtained by application to
James Patton.
June %. 2awtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28
e. S c. III @ Q l..

& Al school,. will be opened iii WATER
4 ca STREET ACADEMY, on Monday next,
by brad Thompson, in which will be taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Ma
thematics, the Latin and Greek Languages,
Geography, sc;
Terms Of Instruction Reading, Writing,
English Grammar and Arithmetic, S5-La-
lin, Greek, and the higher branches, 81 50
per quarter.
December 2S. DIST law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28
90 TO r ENI

r-e->dE. subscriber efers to rent for one, or
4 more years, adjoining the place where
on he now ives, Blacksnith's shop, with a
complete set Of Tools, Dwelling House IN
comfortable condition, calculated for iami-
ly, together with betweenthree and four acres
sfyery rich land.-From several years expe-
rience, can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for a blacksmith than
the one now offered TO let.
Thomas b. Morelsnd.
Maryland, Broae-Creek,
December 9.-ll5, lawtt
W 3. If | don't rent the fine stand. |
viii give good wages to a young man e.
man with a family. /. Is. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28
no OR TIfR E n ANDs
~, i A.1,EIf TllfIlfE pLd1ELY Y,

- = = = n
THAT arc well acquainted with the cut
na;i bdsifless those that can come well recon-
s,nenfcd will be preferred liberal wages will
be.aiyen BY the subscribers, living at the nail
fac. ory. son issturnpikc road to Little river,
saear GIiddleburg, LoudouE county, Virginia,
Gibfon e Vernon.
80, s.. ~ laW5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28
n o e | { E.

.rTIsHE partnership heretofore carried On
under the firm of Ijlllian I f1atson Y Co.
has this day dissolved by mutual consent All
those indebted tn the concern las well the late
firm Of Cook and Co.1 are requested 70 ili-'Ae
payraent as soon as possible to James Russet55
who is authorised to settle the affairs Of the
partnership and by whom the business will
in future be conducted.
William Hatton,
James RufielI.
49, 80 o..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28

Taental mouldlngs Tor
dwelling houses and
shipping, valued at
= fifty dollars each, 5000
Subject TO deduction Of
fifteen per cent. dollars 10000
sYhe most 1aitr5le casAPrizes, from Zoos a'd
ph7pa,ds to be detefmiAea as !cAo7rs
Dollars.
First drawn number en- the Grst
ten DAYS drawing, esct 200
First drawa Number On the sue
cee{in ten days, each 500
First drawn Number Oh the Sue
ceeding. Ave days,each loGo
First drawn Number On the Sue
ceeding two days each 5000
First drawn numberon the last
DAYS drawing 10000
This Lottery wilsposieivciy commence
Cravings Ii the Esd day Of Frebruary ne2r, S
Willie complctcdin 28 days at intervals, an
dertnc sdperintendance ofGenttemcn appoint
ed by the Governor, to whom approved secu-
rity has beer. given for the faithful drawing
of the Lottery agreably ta theScheme. lie
sed, under the direction OF Mr.. James Gel
lers, as TO Justify 6xing the day of drawing.
Tie cash prizes will be paid at the bank in so
days after the conclusion of the drawing, and
the MACHINES and Composition rights deliver
ell to order, on payment OF the deduction as
above. Al prizes must be demanded IN one
yeal. after the drawing, or they will be co..si-
dfretl as forfeited after that time.
TICKETS at one Dollar end fly
Cents ole had 81
JAMES OELLERS,
No. i Somh 7h;yd-st, eet.
LEONARD kEEHMLE,
No. 70, North 7hsrd-arest.
THOMAS PETERS.
No. ~, EyoYth Second street
THOMAS BEDWELL,
No 170, NORTH ThiYd.styset.
SILAS WILSON,
No. 81, North Ioat-areet..
JOHN SHAW,
No. 2o2, Neyth Seeond-street.
CHARLES B!TTERS,
No. / / No1tt Idiya-tyeet.
ISAAC CARPENTER,
No. AS, Sonh Sseogd- street
DANIEL MILLER,
No. az, NORTH Seeond-dr.et.
And at the Office the Auro
ra, and Freeman's Journal.
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