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A Tract OF Land,

TN the same county, which was granted to
I Thomas Chapman by deeds OF lease and
release from William Tebos for COL acres,
bearing date the Nth and 18th days OF June
l774.
Also, one other tract Of Land,
in the same county, which was conveyed to
the said Thomas Chapman by deeds OF lease
anc. release from Bertrand Eweii and his wife,
and Jesse Ewen and his wife, for SO acres,
more or less, bearing date the 9Th and 10th
days of April, i775.
Also, one tract Or parcel OF
Land, which was conveyed 10 tic said Chap
man by deeds Of lease and release from Jesse
Ewcil and his wife, and Bertrand Ewetl and
his wife, for so acres, more o. less, bearing
da:e the 3D. and Sc days OF January, 1874, ali
of which deeds are now of record IN the coun
ty court Of Prince William. And also, al
the other estate, right, title, claim and pos
session which Carr Chapman, on the 20th
November, 1897, had Of and into the land
and real estate whereof his father or any OF
his ancestors had died, seized or possessed.
The above description is taken from the mort
gage deed executed by Carr Chapman to
Thompson * Yeitch on the 20th November,
1897, and now recorded in Prince William
court, under which the property is sold. 1t
is understood that fle three tracts OF land have
beer united into one which adjoins the town OF
Dumfries. On there is dwelling house *
some wood. The general rights described
will, as it is believed, comprehend fourth
part Of the revcrsion of ali the dover land of
Susanna GwiDett, and one fourth part of the
reversion Of all the land devised by Thomas
Chapman to Elizabeth Overall, after the death
of the said Susanna and the said Elizabeth.
Bond and approved security will be required.
Benjamin Bolts.
March dts
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, 1907.


DEAR SIa,
nave carefully perussd yoor WORK.
;ns, printed. eutiiltd " The Plaoser's anh
Mariners Msd,eal Companicn !" take
much pleasure 10 expressing nv entire APP
probation Of che pian CT the work, snd OF
The utiiisy with which you hase conducted
wear croa;,ies, Ynnr book eaonos slil TO
DC vesy acceptable prcsens 80 the pubic
in scaeral, ard especially OF our own cosn.
t,ymen. Isesily am ct opinion, that you
arc ec,issed TO much praise tos tie pains
which yoo have tsken 10 furnishing Us Win
work, such as the" Medical Companion"
the mens Of which has long osen expert
enced srong as.
Vita sincere wishes for your health and
happiaess, aud for the continuance OF your
usefulness,
iiemain, my dear sir,
Your friend, &c.
b. S. BARTON, Id.
Professor OF Matters Mee,ca,
N.,ural History and Botany.
Dr.. 9cmes EsvsH
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s6th, 1907.

DEAR SIR,
/ have looked over IS The Planters
and Mariners Medical Con- paniou" with
great pleasure, aud not little Instruction.
/ End il an excellent remenbrancer OF
much ,has have already learns from other
works, and from professional experience
Beiup batter adapted 10 the general citcum
stance. OF the United States than any other
nroduc,ion of the kind hitherto published,
itcanuos failto prove 40 invaluable !" Com
panionn 20 those remote from medical aid.
That all your views 10 the publication OF
Il may be more than Realised, is the SID.
ccre wish OF
Your FREUD apd obediens servant,
Charles Caldwell. NJ. D.
Dr.. fames EaueA.
PHILADELPHIA, Decea'6e, 90, 1907.
DEAR SIR,
The work entitled, The Planter Z
Mariners Medical Companion" which
you we're good enough TO submit to my
examination, have read very atteouveiy,
and consider it the most useful popular
treatise on medicine, ever published.
The writings of Tissot. Buchan, and
Reese. on this subject, have desersecsy &C.
CURED reputation, bot their practice is
dapsed rather to the diseases OF the coun.
tries 10 which they lived, than 10 those of
our owns
A we'll digested work, in a style plain
and familiar, which should inculcaie q prac-
lice suited to the diseases of the United
States has been long required. You have
now supplied the want. I,suss that your
very valuable book may be widely circular.
ed. II is certainly calculated to do much
good. Every family should purchase and
sarsfSlly read il.
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Eliza P. Law

.aLSO FOR SALE,
Farming implements, an OK car 'boseF Do
shear p,oughs with harness. ono .Ie "a and cra-
one iron toothed harrow, two scy NV
dies, spades, picks Sc'' ~~
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: lOill1 ~. dO lsClNA9 4N'
| Baltimore, 7th March, 1903
10 DR.. Syames EwsM
Ba.timaye, 4Nayeh Sd, 1903.
DEAR SIR,
We have read over your publication
entitled The :. pisn,er's and Mariners
| MedicsI Companion" with nsuch sstlsfae
too. end consider il as mesislne esseem
icr The coacist & accurate history which Il
q;.es Of the various diseases Of the human
body, (frw If any Of which, we believe a1S
omiued) and the method eft care, which,
is both rational and agreeable to our es?e
rience. We are happy that ycu have oaade
use of the new facts shat have occurred III
medicine, in that psa,u aad essy nsnoer
which reoaeys them easy 10 be comPse-
headed and acted upon by persans OF mo-
dera,e knswirdgs il disease. We can re-
com mend it, with prophecy, to shss cirss
Of citizens who have not 80 oppor'oni'y or
means Of procuring regular iaed'cas ADVICE
aud consider IL as folly answering the H.
,ensioa Of your bsnevois nee 10 people OF
t0SSE StattS. Ia KS SCi7'.''s'LAOu-
We are yerr we'll w'she,s,
Llttle]ohn s Donaldson.
DR.. flames E7veK.
DEAR SIR,
We aave perused you, book, entltled
the ".plau,er's ADD Mariners Medical
Companion" w;,h much satlsfac.io aud
strongly Recommend ITO .he attention 0!
those families wbo canno, wish CONVENIENCE
procure e,rtiica; aid. We ,hak il the best
publication we have ever read, on the do
nes.jc ireatmen, Of diseases, more esptci.
ally as i, regards those Of our climate.
We are,
Very respectfully,
Sir,
Your mos, obedient servants,
Brown 6 Mackenzie.
Baltimore, 4'h March, 1865.
DR.. James EzceR.
SIR,
have read your work on Domestic
Msaiciue. with piraaurc. The practice
recommended in 1t IS, I think jsd'cious,
aud nave DO doubt What the SOLITARY plan
Ser aud the voyager, secluded from nude.
ca! aid, viii often be under great o6ilgaU
ons 10 YOU. Your work is the first ,ha.
has b-ep wsi,.ea for family use 10 this
country, and being from The pen Of oa.ve
physician, tas great advantage over the
Qualifications of Huchan aud Ti.sos lifts
disseaios,ioe, shall prove equal to what it
meriss, VOC will 5000 have CALI for another
edition.
am, with respect.
John Shaw, A. NJ.
Professor of dentistry. 10 the
college Of Medicine OF Ma.
rylsnd-
DEAR SIa,
have lockod over your " Medical
Companion winh pieasure and satisfaction,
and approve ofahe design he arrange.
mens Of the various parts 10 judlcious, the
language is plain and perspiceous, and the
sentiments happily condeLsec --ihe modes
of treatment grow out of he most improv.
ed state OF our scienre, and may serve not
only as safe. and useful guide TO lie
g Platter add Mariner" bu. are well cal.
cula,ed froa, their idsrinsic merit to sug
gest hints 10 the medical practitioner.
Every family, Gu, of from The regular
services Of able physicians, would 10 nv
opinion, with adsaoiagr, possess one of
your volumes
Accept the homage Ui my regard.
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.Pailsaslpaio, Dec, 81, 1907.

SIR, rr1
have read your book, eo,i'isd /" The
Planters snd Mariners Mtalcai eomPa'
nian" with pleasure, and ih'ns IT wos'ay
The asseDsion of the cisiseDs OF she ua'sec
w. sRigpEN, NJ. D.
Professor Of Aua.omy.
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IN the same county, which was granted tc
/ Thomas Chapman by deeds Of lease ant
release from William Tebos for 69l acres
bearing date the Nth and 18th days OF June
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By JaMEs EwRLL,
ph4siciaa at Savaanah.
REcoMMEN END

y, ,-sti,ao,ay Of tie merits Of his sse'a, fae
f5lioxr,rg certificates presented ~ some q sae
moss. esiSting l4saed edicet characters. y, re
United States, are insertss.
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December 2sth, 1907.

haze read" The Planters aud Mar.
ner's Medica! Companion" by DR.. James
Eweu, OF the stats of Georgia. with plea
surs and satisfaction. Il is a book con-
tanning variety OF matter in saali CON-
pass. The practice which he recommends
;n diseases. is modern and jadicions, and
,he work cannot fail OF being useful, 10 all
families 10 the United States.
JAMES WOODROUSE, II. D.
Professor of Chemistry in Toe
University OF Pennsylvania
DR.. James E70eA
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N. Chapman. NJ. ,.
Lecturer OF midwifery, ard the
disease oswonasa and esi'l-
dren.
Dr.. James Ezvee.

DEAR SIR,
/ have c.refsIly pefused your :" ~ e.
dical Campaoon,' aud hsve much pies.
sure &c asserting hut It aboands win tx
cel:ens observations, Rell casce'aIra 20
convey vssosble Instsrciioo TO az wao ore
not possessed Of regular Information or
The subjects Of whisa j, yeats. It's easy
az comprehension. and hss 81 Important
adsae,ags in berg short, whilst II leaves
lille thar Is essenfsa! uanosleed. Eeacs q
families viii find i, = nssiul golde co Da.
ny interesting cccasif -. Were indeed,
naeo ia gepess! 20 give more attensioo 70
the princir,es Of Diseases, and the means
Of remedsing them, her rsyages uaieht be
much a.ore extensively n,isigased. Win
my brst wishes for your snecess IN your
endeav ors 20 lcssen the susa OF human evils,
/ beg vow 10 Be assured, shas | asa, dear
sir ycuIs with ssncerelregard,
Iohn Crawford, NJ. D.
Baltimore, 7,b March, 1909
10 DR.. sfamcs EzvsM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

of freedom vanishes forever. Few men
at this day have the independence o.
penly and publicly to resist the impor-
tunity ofdemocrats at elections. Their
hopes, fears, avarice, love and hatred
are alternately addressed to urge and
compel them to resign up their priyil-
eyes.
Fellow-Citizens, will none of these
remarks apply to the election in your
district! Have you not been deluded
With frete'lces ofrepublicanism by men
who have destroyed your navy * com
merce, rifled your treasury, and would
now engross your elective rights
Have you not been persuaded, flattered,
threatened and PROMISED TO induce you
to give your votes for men who have
neither talents, integrity or republican
ism to recommend them Have you
elected the Hon. Richard Cuts to Con-
gress tor these eight years because he
was the most faithful, patriotic and en-
hghtened of your fellow citizens, or be-
cause he was wealthy, his family pow
tul, his tenants & dependents numerous
and his agents active and influential !?
Do you believe Mr.. Cuts is more a re-
publican than Mr.. Leland ? Is It that
Mr.. Cuts is allied to Virginia and gen.
orally resides there, and Mr.. LeIa,7d a
faithful patriot of the revolution that
you prefer the former and reject the
latter I! Be not deceived. Make a
mans actions your standard, but place
very little confidence in his Professions.
The federalists are the real Practical re-
publieans-They administered the gov
eminent and you flourished beyond ex-
ample-You were persuaded to reject
your long tried and faithful friends and
place your confidence in your present
hayward, inconstant and treacherous
rulers. They have deceived and op-
pressed you. Return to faithful friends
and correct principles and We shall a.
gain flourish. Contemplate as the ma
ton Is become, there is yet hope in the
virtues Of the people. Rouse up the
latent energies of America, recall the
talents and integrity you have ban4hed
awake " the sleeping Simpsons of
New-England" and you will ensure re-
spect abroad and prosperity at home.
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
lWzole No. 548.

without bond-man, even were it certain
that such democrat would be immortal. Re
might possibly be entrusted by stranger,
but he would not be b3 those zDho knezD HIM.
BY his next-door-neighbcts. Could Mr.. ex-
treasurer Skinner have get a credit for
any amount in his own village No body
pretends it. And yet the democrats put
him into the most responsible Office in their
power to bestow. Was MIR. Skinner zportly
of this trust Ask his boudsmen, and, tho
democrats, very much doubt, whether
they will answer you in the affirmative.
Hail happy times, which, it is believed,
are rapidly advancing when private char
acter, and private virtues, will again Be the
passports to public stations wien the
warhwords shall again be integrity and tai
ents, and vvtHe |; not cunning and anla-nigAt
intrigue, and seJcaggrdadszement.
Fellow electors, if you would insure the
success of your ticket, yoH nust Be up and
doing. Do not put of; till tomorrow, what
is necessary to be done to-day. Exert ey-
cry honest and constitutional mean i'm YOUR
power to gain the deIuded and wavering
many well disposed men, on the confines Of
democracy, may be convinced of the nau-
seousness Of the climate, and persuaded 10
migrate into the salubrious regions Of fed
eralism. The jacobms are securing the
country the emissaries of the demon De-
mocracy, are out in every direction and
the falsehoods, Z" the embargo il coming
OFT" . there IS peace with England and.
though strange to hear, " the Embargo is
Of" are disseminating from the mouth of
Saco river to its Source, and from its shores
to the limits Of the district. We are every
day receiving deserters from their emacia-
ted ranks, who swear eternal attachment 10
the good old principles Of good old times.
Be alert, then, federalists of York use one
halt as many .tair and honest means, as The
democrats d. .toal and kaayish, and Ire aay p
ours.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
FOR THE GAZETTE.
FeliOqv Electors Of York District,

FelfO7v Electors Of York District,
THE all important day is rapidly advan.
cling day big with the fate Of Massachu.
sets, more so with that of the county OF
York. Our political character, during sew
en- long years, has been at the lowest grade
of degradation far BELOW the cybAey, euen
IN Mr.. 1eferson's political ardronleter. II
you have still doubts /; pause, consider the
characters of the rival candidates. Have
you gained the least honor IN being repre-
sented by Mr.. Cuts Were he federal.
ist, and were majority in the county of
that political denomination, would Mr..
Cuts ever have entered your brain, as a
tit person to serve you in the legislature Of
the Union Most certainly he would not.
And, fellow citizens, it is with the most
sincere pleasure, that 1 express my belief.
that Richard Cuts, as member Of Congysss.
has gone to Washington, the last time.
Notwithstanding the lies of the Argus to
the contrary, it is unnecessary to enunerate
the merits of Mr.. Leland. You have seen
him the soldier, enduring the tolls and pri.
vations of the camp, in aid OF the freedom
independence; and equality Of his fellow
countrymen. You have seen him the dis
corning and firm senator in the Legislature
of this commonwealth, called to this office
BY the free and spontaneous voice Of his CO.,
stitucnts--not purchasing it BY anak;,o
speeches to the naiLl-hea on Saco yiver yon
have seen him the honest and ;u,t,,,,:S.,
merchant, dealing, as he xsouLd te dealt 81
and not e1torting his property by mortra.
ges of the farms, and bills of sale "a the
cattle and furniture Of the laborious hus-
bandman. Finally, fellow electors. YOU have
seen and known Mr.. Leland, the private
citizen, and obliging neigh5or. Hin. YOU
would be willing to leave the executor Of
your estates, and the guardian of vour chi.
dren. And out Of the whole phalanx Of de.
mocrats IN Office, TO how many IF them
would you entrust those concerns Z How
small is the number of democrats in our sew
eral states legislatures. WHO could ohtain
credit for q dollar % their next aeirL5or,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
SINECURF.

During the federal administration,
the officers of the provisional army
Of '9s received no pay unless il actual
service. No provision Of this kind IS
contained in the law authorizing Mr..
Jeffrson to raise the present army, and
thus without performing any service
colonel Duane receives the fun aav
and emolument of lieut. colonel.
U. S. Ga=ett,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
SACO RIVER.


A writer in the National Intelligent
Ger who misnames himself Hamhder.
whines most pituously because the peo-
pie are about to turn out the present
administration. He says the executive
have ever obeyed the national will
they ever will obey it they had ra-
Their sacrifice themselves than sacrifice
the people. Meek, plant, kind souls
they are ! When the people will not
let them go any further they will stop !
He says, sufficient time, in their opinion
may have elapsed to produce all the
attainable good effects contemplated
from it 1.-THE embargo.] Ifso they win
remove It," That they will remove il,
is now very probable though no " good
effects" bat many evils have been I at.
tanned from It." The voice of the Deo-
pie is too loud to be disregarded III
must and will be obeyed. But if our
present rulers do remove it, il will be-
In obedience to the peoples commands
only, and sorely against their wills as
plainly appears from what Mr.. Smith
himself declared, no longer ago than
yesterday If Madison Is chosen he
says the foreign world will have the
strongest assurances that the great
!" measures OF the administration 7mKbe
f" Persisted m" The domestic 7vorld, or
as Mr.. Colvin would say the Interior.
will Of course have the same assurance.
T HASH. Red.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

Our democrats have at last given up the
administration, and acknowledge that all
their strong measures have proved zpeak.
and their zsise projects have turned out Ia
be very foolish. 1t now remains" saw
they, for the representatives of the nation
to decide on the state of public affairs y
1t might have been well for the nation If
their representatives had decided On the
state OF public affairs at the last session.
But IN compliment to Tr Jefferson they
very zpiseLy allowed him to try his exbert-
''ie't and for this compliance they viii at
the approaching session find they have lost
one year in time, and All hundred in uppor.
tunity- While Mr.. Jefferson has been
giving time to the belIigerent nations to
revise their conduct the face of the.
world has been changed, and, with respect
to our relations with foreign nations, much
for the worse. When the officers of admin.
istrs.ion acknowledge they can do no more
: to conciliate and restore us TO harmony
with foreign powers" it is high time for
them to retire, and make room for others
who may perhaps be more fortunate.-I5ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

A valuable cargo Of Cotton has arrived al
Liverpool, The frit fruits Of tie Brazil COM
merce.
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TO. Yet
~ nREd? bARG AN.

THAT beautiful and elegant ESTATE
leased to the MIR Wisss, is still for sale, we'll
Known by the name of !" ,fbingaon," where
tFfe mansion house stands, directly opposite
<se CAPITOL, lying on the Potomac river, con
xsifing four hundred and twenty tsa ae--ss s.
Sc road from the contemplated bridge PASSES
ass,rly Through the centre Of the estate.
aay Sc purchased for,caah or en- a long ere.
.ait, by paying small part in hara--also a.
hoadt fffty acres adjoining, part OF ths same
tract leased to William Frazer, viii be sold
o5gt.e same terms. A good. and incispetable
tiille will be made for both. The tile papefs
'esat BE seen by application 10 the subscriber,
q HS5ert i. 7syior, Eseaiss, svsta-a sserz
necessary information will be given: IA ),
If lot sold by Friday the Goth of May az
private sale, it will on that day be sold to the
highest bidder, before the coHee-house door,
at twelve O'Clock, at which time the terms oil
s@'S "-4 % A-4'' N''''''' 5. Dade.
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PgblIc Sale.
AZ

fS - q = -
BY Write Of deed Of trust frein Henry
Moore TO the subscribers, made for che Puf-
pose ofe securing the payment Of . sum Of mo-
ney due from tire said Henry Moore to Rich-
ard Veitch, will be exposed to sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on the first day sof
June rsxt, at the dwelling house of cteon
More, Essluire, that Lot or piece Of Ground,
in the town Of Alexandra, with the House,
and Improvement. thereon, on whichshe said
Cleon Moore now resides.-=-This lot is hand
senlely situated and in a healthy part of the
town, it fronts on ST. Asarh street the DIS.
lance Of go feet, and with that width runs
1bayk westwarxlly a2s feet inches II hese
premises will be sold subject 70 ground rent
which wall be made krsown az the timeoi sale.
8. Lawfasorl, I s17yus;es.,
!. Thomas Moore, ]
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Na1asngtoss Tavern.
AfExANDER GORDON,

Fes,sectJilsly i;stDrme his FRIENDS and ne Pun-
iaif1c IN general, s..a
THAT he has taken the house lately occu-
MED BY Raapo1rH MORT, ank known by the
narne Of the Washington 7apern, ard has pro-
yided himself With choice liquors, good beds,
and is prepared to ACCOMMODATE customers
the best manner, and has caretas ana al at
entive h6stler, he so1icits a portion OF psibse
patronage.
March 49, zs<;.2, { y, q ~ 20
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MoNnt-Ns For Sale.


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seuan a - rs az. ior e. 80 ~
f lroIl Inc s'eor g.: ioNn tsf1y,ssAe uassslSS
iron, ron, lns plo,se'ea ol,ass Mi In ~ $500
hoase s0aiios ga 81 eiess.Su -. pup any ysste
looks sse ny, nleAssat.s, Wy .,rsss sas
tis sli9l0, s'lu ,'Alis .. Nla'y ,ng
W ~ ctecsea, aisq - heally nlhspes,
slsts CT . center heGse s~o stories nign. s1a
wings pt ons, iolnee g ..' y e..a s .s
aofs, sHs he.ti FiaS e2hssAi- ss''a., s2 s1
the l,ont o. Us aug Sns sorrtuof ,Glash
lh'tt.uea pt, s'sss .oases NY 4s's FL e.
s a foos''.':,s uslll"s Ioole spaesIs
1toin \ y: me passage ana s.a1Ficsss, 70 fs3t
70 me soaIn CORRIDOR Nnlc9 contains "a = else5ets
aha .csas Q me ks.hell---two sltaa roc aas "a
ssvlnS VIVA t1e sitche.l-a aalp q eHcs
lent Wassf y tnc eoos. nc seIone s.ofy q
s ne center A2ass cenIaLfss . cnSmters and
cress, lesn' His, Ro -. FtSrsss ia
DC. Su nans ' AZ tss s,ar oase bo.i, ss,d ~
as III. - $40 reon, ~ Ne a.rrsr "a
WIN ." - =: - ~: - e. - $3.50
eHFllo pE ,''s noI.S ep' ~ "nseh = 20
aeh5ht.ai, sN6.sse ssa - ieo".Pt
the descrlHsion q .he ithHs!otl hopss. 2 Ns
et.blss, a carriiaee house, and ice hoS,es tNs
farm contains lo3 acres, 20 enclosed and Gil.
t;yated, the rest in wood; this place boasts
The finest collection of fruit that / have sees
besides every other sort; the LET given 60 ,Ea
,..,r eho a,,r,l.r, 400 neac has and 900 okErtv
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NeW-YoIk Lottery.

New York sLUtteTys 90,
YESTERDAY WAS the Tenth day Of draw
'iing-the frs, drawn ticket is 3 prize Of one
thousand dolars--the whsa. had gafpea at the
close of the nin,l days drawing 1850 dollars !;
in consequence Of which the tickets have r.
sen Ia valae.--7'ie subscriber has a few TICK.
cts and shares at E:Sht Ua4ars during The
present week but viii be raised to ESs%+
Dollars FzifY Gems on Monday next 80 -
whole ticket, two halves, Or four quarters,
give. in exchange for ten dollar prizes,
Robert Gray
April 81,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-04
HOR WELLS

GsIsbxated Pats8t SeSeaasjs, j..
~UI170F ease elegance, strength. Sc fp.ex,
ceeds any in use. Tohe had Wholesale
and retail at tho n'anufactory, lower end Of
Prince~street, Alexandria. A "a
). ho.esale purchasers may be supplied ON
advantageous terms. !, ~ "a. u, 49,. +.
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