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NOTICE

rs hereby given. that I'forewarn any person or
per'ons from trespassing n the shore from
the upper lock gates belonging to me Columbian
Mills, and from thence below, 20 where the wa.
ter from the basin comes into the river. Any
person offending herein will be dealt with accor-
ding 20 law
SAMUEL LEIGH, Aching
for John CRANBERRY.
Columbian Mills, I
Jan 81 1909
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New Law Books.

ThE 9th vol. of East's Reports, and the
Sth vol. OF Espinasse's Reports are Just
received and Tor sale by ). Pleasanps.
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- Box one dolIar-Pitt three quarters
CT a dollar.
~ Tickets to be had at the Office of Mr..
Snowtlen.
TIT Doors will open at six--curtain Use
quarter before seven o'clock.
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Domestic Manufactures.

Me subscriber proposes erecting at the
q Genre Mills, near alexandria, Ma
chine for tardiag Woot, and expects to have
it ready to PUN by the aOth OF the present
month. 1t viii card the wool and form it IN
to rolls for the spinning wheel, CT into bats
fer h4tters, or other purposes. The advan-
tage of having wool Prepared by these ma
chimes for the purpose OF manufacturing illo
yarn over that which is carded by hand, is
generally acknowledged, as bein 3 the cheap
est and most perfect il it, operation Those
persons who may incline to give encourage
ment to this establishment, may depsnd on
the utmost punctaality as to tine and unre-
mis- c attention in the execution CT the work.
The wool when cardedinto rolls will be pack
ed in such manner as 70 preserve 1t IN the
most perfect state for spinning, and May be
transported any reasonable distance without
injury. Wool, sent to the cartler, must be
clean washed, clear OF burrs, small sticks or
other extraneous matter aud as ,orted in such
manner as may suit the ewner; and eaci,
quality shall be kept seperase. The expence
of carding will be eighs cents for that which Is
made into rolls, and .fve eeuts foy bats per lib.
payable at the time of delivering, or payment
will be received in Wool Of sood qualify at 40
cents per pound, as may sui, the convenience
of theowner.
George Drlnker.
August 10. co
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C. IN ratification to the Re

ligious Society Of which.we are Members,
we think it a duty incumbent on US, thus
publicly to state, that we did in no wise
countenauce but from the con1me nceme Mt
OPPOSE a Law PASSED THE COMMON CoUN'
Gil OF ALEXANDRIA, the title whereof IS,
concerning Slaves, Free Negroes and 4u-
lattoeS, and for other purposes.-We con-
sidered the MAIN purport OF the law as op'
PREssIvE, PAITIAL--and OF course ancon.
slsteat With the spirit Of Christianity.
Thirteen members present.
AARON HEWES,
THOMAS SHREVE.
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NezOs from Spain.
ifanslated or the lNercantiie Aavertiser.

PARIS, June %.
1sfraft Of a letter fran general Bonet, to
narshGl dtake Of Ireviso { Mortier) dated
81. Andcro, June IL.
General kiliermann will have given YOU
"a account of my march for the purpose of
REACHING the corps of Ba!lesteros. Having
81 sn out on the 9Th of June from Cargas-
g.oUs, arrived on the 18th opposite to
10rreayegno, where Baflesteros and Mar
tues'o had formed junction. The enemy
having, n'he morning, made movement
Wv 81. Aadero, gave orders to fol-
as, aim and notwithstanding the fatigue
I,.us troops, who were without any bread
Andero. - ''0 ~ 0''o1 % : A'A'
~; al the advanced posts were overthrown
GoS -" 'ae hayonet; at midnight two batta-
,i,u us q the 18th light infantry entered the
"aeSe the enemy had the Princess and
aS regiments, and other troops
,bs s : Two hours slaughter, took position,
nnm Iplees had to fight being superior in
b.;no osr. At day-break, my dispositions
,saa made, an enemy's column 5000 strong
~ a''Ae Red and laid down their arms.
sSb a,oaiiastcros having made his escape
m r,a' s'.ral chiefs, / sent OUT pa,reles 10
w6o !, {'eep 10 the country, Marqu7sito,
.nd rad concealed himself unit 4 O'clock,
b. saSorsd to effect his escape but having
"a pursued, his corps was dispersed, kill
s1y qlo great part CT it drowned.
gay costs 5000 men to the enemy.
i. regiments of Hibernia and the Princess
destroyed. we have 5000 prisoners,
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.,.ranDrta z.anp 6asette.
s17uRDAY, AUGUST 10.
COPENHAGEN.

y o..
Ee .n,lv repeating the cruelty of the
se il'q ~ on that city the democrats re-
n lsn a. froet many incidents connected
poef y lis Also little remarkable, that
\, no never cease their doleiul dittles
y WV" n,nss. have no sympathy for their
! the I'm rsmen. whom those Danes have
{ ,unu ,reacherously and unexpectedly
q; IS J, Is they could be BY Great Britain.
" va ayay American merchants and sea-
me lest their all by the piratical and
a n robbery of the Danes? Yet
!. fOs 1ls,s Of Napoleon are silent about it.
r hing is excusahle which can be IN
Inv his corrupted vassals. Buff they
81 Hons 10 the injuries we receive our
' hat real compassion can they have
w. he alta. k upon Copenhagen IN any
NC, as deeeitful or cruel as that by the
aob mon Lisbon or Madrid How
, 5. snaniards were slaughtered in the
.rrs Of Madrid, insti3ated last year by
rIood hound Murat? How many men,
nro and children were batchered and RAJ
Ehd b, the /" Lanbhke" Junot in Portu-
What greater atrocity is there in car
nc og fee, BY force from Copenhagen,
s,palinc the crowns of Spain and por-
., and the whole royal family OF the for
Esr9 But YOU do not hear syllable OF
Emn,aiut from the French faction respect
Ii IL injustice Of these acts Their feel
E Sof humanity are notattuned to such suf-
yoos. Not tear, not a groan for the
,e ofthose whom French perhdy and cru.
Elv hays inundated by thousands to the
Euhless ambition Of an upstart and worth
ss family frcm the contemplate island OF
Corsica
five NAV credit the British, the cause ef
Hszng the Danish Acct was well ground
ID apprehension, that it would fall into the
bands of the French. Since therefore ma
lure herself consecrates the right of selt-dc-
)rnce, the appropriation OF an instrument of
&lrsuuctive use, to prevent yogr enemy
from anticipating you, is, upon abstract
brnciplcs, justifable. What information
&Grtst BniaA possessed, which induced her
bowrest the Danish fleet from It's owners,
the world has never been giyento know
but gentleman, now in Baltimore and
hho lately had peculiar means OF iafoGsna-
ten IN Europa gentlsn,an, equally cre.
tlblc in tue estimation OF democrats, assures
that Secret part the treaty OF Tilsit pro-
vldsd for violent means TO be taken to en-
brace both Portugal and Denmark actively
ln the corasderacy against England, if per-
suason tailed, and CT course to employ the
&iest Of the latter underthe auspices of Be-
naparse. We have, Witnessed the attack
upon Portugal, and may the more readily
give ered'tto the alledsed design against
Denmark.
INoYM american.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

august 9t1, ieO9'
Ordered, That the proprietors Of ground
on the alley between King and Cameron
streets, leading from Fairfax to Water
street, be authorised to pave the same at
their own expence, under the direction OF
the superintendent of police; who shall also
cause to be repaired at the expence Of the
corporation the Pavemens and gutter oPpo-
site thereto on Fairfax street.
Crdered, That Thomas Shreeve, Thomas
Herbert, and James MCGUIRE, be 2 com
mittee to agree for the building of Scale
House extending from the east end OF the
market house to tie Clerks Office, the front
on Cameron street; to be brick, with aou-
bic doors and q window On each side there
OF the rear to be built Oh pillars TO COR
respond with the present market house.
Extract from the Minutes.
ADAM LYNN, c. C.
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n . T C E.

I'm OBEDIENCE TO decree Of Ike Io-
B. norabe the Circuit Court Of the district
OF Columbia, fer the county of alexandria,
between Lyle, Nalziel, and Others, complain
ants; and ho6eTt ayle'S heirs, delts. direct
ing the subscriber to take possession of that
potion Of the real estate of Ro6eu Lyle, TIE
cider, deceased, allotted to the complainant,
and rent the same out for the benefit Of the
concened--i will rent the three story Erlak
Store and Dwelling House lately occupied b.
Captain Oliver P. Find!ay, on Fairiag-streec,
and immediate possession may be had.
G.. Dcneals, Comr.
August 49,
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AUGUST is.
ordered, That the superintendent of pc
lice remove the dirt from the foot-way op-
posite 10 thu warehouse iriended to be bu,is
by Anderson and Mutt, on Eayese street.
On ba,losing for Collector for the cor
poration, ibsi Isnney is duly elected.
Ex,racl from the Minutes.
ADlA.L LYNN, C. C,
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Be singular, if you please, but lett be in
theelevation Of your thoughts, and the rec
s;.uds of your manners. He that can dis
tingaish himself only by the abuse of others,
is despicable creature in every country.
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among whom are $50 officers besides 600
Frenchmen have been liberated at St. An
dero, independently of the garrison, and
500 sick, who happened to be in the place.
/ have given orders to follow the enemy IN
the direction of Sanronia.
(Signed)
The General Of Division,
RONET
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Scene 9TH The Robbers in Ambush
March OF the Caravans over the mountains
Fight between the Robbers and those who
compose the Caravan.
Sellm, leader of the
Caravan. Mr.. Miller
Zelie, the Bashaw's
daughter, Mrs. Francis.
Guards of the Caravan-Camel Drivers
Slaves, sc.
Act 2. ABODE OF ORCHOBRAND,-
Orohobrand seated on his throne, under a
canopy supported by Furies, attended by Mar
Famine, Fraud and Rapine with number
OF other Hends. Ih,erview between Orcho-
brand, and Hassara.
Orchobrand, Gems Of
the Forest, and Pro-
tector Of the Thieves MFR. Cross.
Chorus, T" Strike The svorid with far ande
zvondcr."
Scene I'd An Apartment at Ali Baba's.
Duet, Morgiana and Ganem, 8" iii, fair
MUD so soon retiring"
Song, Mergiana, 6 .dk, Hfsie bird Boy"
Scene Sd. Cobler's Stall.
Mustapha, tie Co6ler, MIR. BIissett.
Song, Mustapha, s. Last sceek took gvife."
Scene 9Th Street. Scene 5th. The back
of Ali Baha's house, a number Of OIL JARS
standing III the yard, wherein the Robbers
are concealed.
Scene 9th Room in Ali Baba's house.
Irio, Cogia, Ganem, and hlorgiana,
:" .M Aa1yty The day."
Scene 7th a BANQUETING ROOM.
Tambornc Dance, Morgiana.
I,cf ,
Palace Of the Fairy Of the LAKE..
At the termination is seen a Lake, SC. Gu.
pids passing to and fro III various boats deco
rated with streamers, wreaths, and garlands
IL represents q Palace, the columns fancilul-
iy orAaraented with gold on the sides gold
ca statues OF Cupids holding fcstoons ofro es.
The whole to conclude with
a DANCE
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Ne10 Publications.,
Just received, for sale, by JAMES KENNEDY,
sen. bookseller, King street.

f. Just received, for sale, by JAMES KENNEDY,
sen. bookseller, King street..
MEMOIRS Of an American Lady. BY
Mrs Grant.
John de Lancaster. BY Cumberland.
Abaclino.
Dwensoli's Patriotic Sketches OF Ireland.
Ida OF Athens, and Wild Irish, Girl. Bv
ditto.
Ihaddeus, OF Warlaw, and Hungarian Bro
thels. Py Miss Porter.
Surr's Winter in London. Lovers Of La.
Vendee
Le"ls's Romantic rsles
The Correspondence of Edward Waller
and Vi de st. Euremond
B itish Quarantine Act.
Tayor,s Concordance.
Also,
Nautilus on Population. vols.
The Works of Edmund Burke, 4 vols.
Dr.. Samuel Johnson. 6 v.
- DR. Witherspoon vols.
- Tacitus. BY AMurpby.--
q vols
DR.. Goldsmith, lnew ed.]
ItebeFt EurnS. Calf Gilt,
elegant. 3vols.
Judge Wilson. vols.
Domestic Encyclopedias. vols
Rruce's Travel to discover the Source of
the Nile. vols.
Hume's History OF England, with continu.
alton. IL vols
A large supply Of Crehore's best Playing
Cards.
School Books and Stationary.
Blank Books with Patent RuAng-and
BINDING.
August II. IF
g PRINTING in all its va
rlous branches, handsomely ex-
ecuted with accuracy and dis
patch.
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F! hlaccubbin. With the original music by
! Keliy-thc orchestra ACCOMPLISHMENTS by
!, Nj. pel!es;cre. Dances under the dire ton
I OF M. Francis. Battle and marches by
| Mir. Harris.
/ SCENE FIRST,
! THE FAIRY CROTTC.
| This hr;i,;ont ece,, .xh;h;,s lapne ,nasses
Of coral, in:ersrerscd with marine Shell, and
TIE CLASSY LAKE.
| bounded by i5nraen Sc rocks Cb0rus-" fHQt
ruof The Glossy lake" The Fairy appears,
| attended By Myrnphs, Sylpls, Maids, G<c
| drawn BY TH'O WHITE SN.fNS; her cha
| riot IS composed Of large Sea-shcll, Coral,
and Sea Weeds.
| Ag4snelIe, the Fairy, Mrs. Barrett.
Gossamar Muster Scriyencr,
| Auendjoe NymDh. Mrs. Jacobs.
Maids, Mrs. Downie, Mrs. Petit,
Miss Petit, Miss Bax-
ter, Sc.
Sy.pls,. Miss Seymour, Mater Char
'rb. Fa;rr c.u> ber at. nyfar+s md e,nree-
s.s her determination to protect the yirtuous
All a,ba, . moor wood cutter. and bis family.
from tre mower end ~ .hinyfC nG cf ~ Nm
c5oYte, rrc1;o5ycoy She waves ber wand
,art oe tho sceoa onens a,a discovers the
fo,1.cs &c - paI>a .,,L lis CON C.re,,,. With
.,air ola h,rs. ,.cinc. - H.: 4. Il, ocruna-
t;n,, - r.ooG c,+tors
al; RON, ~. TaGarson
c.,en, i;c son TaroI,s
go. o. Wood Conc laE p.ba,
s,y,o ,no,4,,,a,.e h,, ,hara ca3,.. one dow
s~ens 81 GROVE Mar C,ss;r, Raha,s
,,o,,sa
$500 tt,o ,,;ca &c Cos;,,,
~. H.. 1,no,.or
ro~;a :co e ~: p,,>o $500.
' W. ~, :, e.,
oi,oc;, 80 ! vs." WV
cca, a. yn.:l. Az p.h,,a c,..ooa
49,; ''' =. ''.1 ,"a - -A'- -'"''
,'''' 80 ~ WIZ.
r" "''.' - NJ. :, -, ,1 ~.
.i'
su'''lI ,, ,Iotus arc Ct1.' :,
s.n: ~ -, . 10 u ~ W.
'0H' iit0' SPe ''o VIII H!s,n io~As e'''o io'i''~
.ahs tae cave o" one sL"e-a large = pam,
, .re o' ' ne;re $50 y e., u dn -.
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Towhich will be added
ii grand OheraHc Romance, in two acts,
Called
TIE FORTY THIEVES.

Founded on that celebrated tale III tho Arab
an Nights Entertainments, by Richard
Bfins!ey Sheridan, esq. and performed a.
the Theatre Royal Dnily Lane, upwards
OF t7y0 h~adred nights, to The most crowded
houses.
The scencry, machinery, dresses ant decora-
tons, cniiyely ne2y, The scenery designed
by Mr.. Stuart end executed by bin, as
sisted By 4. Warren. The dresses by Mg.
Maccubbin. With the original music by
Keliy--thc orchestra accomplishments by
Nj. pel!es;cre. Dances under the dire ton
OF M. Francis. Battle and marches by
MIR Harris
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A DANCE.

On Tuesday, new Comedy never per-
formed here, called the WORLD-with en-
tertainments. The celebrated play Of Adrian
and OriIia; or, A Mothers Vengeance, was
received On Tuesday evening, with the most
h1ttering marks OF appreciation. Due notice
viii &c given Of it's next representation.
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Public Sale.

On Wednesday next at O'Clock in the az
ternoon, viii be sold at the old Turnpike on
credit, HOUSE ard LOT OF GROUND
at West End, and two LOTS en- Stump IliK
Nos Ii and l5-Also two silver watches and
sundry wearing apparel, property of the late
I. Wisham.
2. G. Marfleller.
August 10
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August 10.
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u City Tavern and Hotel,
III EXAN d Nh:
AT THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION.

IRON Me city Of ,4nnaytoiis, { A'aryiand)
? ESPECTFU:.LY informs his FRIENDS
II and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
aaen that jastly celebrated IN.E in this city,
aied fr. CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
asly In the possession of Mr.. John G,.ds5y.
: hopes by assiauity and attention, to give
greatest satisfaction to every person, as
sxer'ions on his part shall be wanted to
sep up the high character which this Ia
~ mas, as being one of the best in the UNI
ana assures them that he will always
80 an assortment of the best liquors and
travellers and others will meet with good
49, lamentations ct the above house, On rea-
no Borders are t~sen by the day, week.
H. Inc papers from all the sea-ports or
h. - So,..nent are regularly taken and fi;sd a,
|us sson.ee-iionse, adjoining the tavern, and
/ .r The use OF strangers.
49,. oappers can be had from six to twelve
st,a mn IA the eyeamS, at short notice,
s''sa'5er Is.
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Public Sale.
January 9,

BY virtue Of deed of trust from George
cor.eH to the subscriber, to secure the pay
ment of a certain SUM of money TO Doctor
charle Cartor, will be exposed to sale, On
the 9Th day of February next, on the penis
&c PIECE OF GROUND, lying upon
the north side Of Duke-street and east side OF
Aft ed.strcet, extending upon Duke-street SO
feet and upon Alfred street So feet to 20
f.st allev Also PIECE of GROUND,
lying upon the south side OF ouke-street alla
to the westward of Watershed, extehdinS
upon Water-streee 81 ieet 10 inches, sla
running back 81 feet 10 iaches to !: ~ issS
alley. u:4L
January e--lo. Ssss
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i MUSCOVADO SUGARS,
. IS hogiheads 1T and cd qua.
llty-FoR SALE BY
r. Veitch & Co.
January . 0oW
Tohn Gardner Laid,

Has for sale, at his Wa,ehouss, Prince stree
IYhart-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, West-India, and Nsw-England
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson
shuan, and Hy son-skin Teas, iii wEole, halt,
and quarter chests.
=, case black Persians.
2 barrels Caroline Indigo.
20 crates Liverpool cream-colored < blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dipt
TaIlow Candles in boxes.
brown Soap in bo3cs-Cod fish In do.
Beef, Polk, Salmon, Shad and Herrings
in barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, qnart'ty of
Soal Leather, Mems, q omens' and Chi!drei,s'
Shoes of various descriptions, a few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton oi different kinds, Nam
keens, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ,
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity of VII
negar, 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
Russian Hemp. &c. &C.
January 70 q
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
Factory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets;
o'tI1LS oe all sizes, commonly used Tor
distiliins grain or fruit.
A general assortment Of TIN WARE.
SIlEETIRON STOVES and SIOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK Ell.
Their for Shifts or Buildings, done IN the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all It's branches is carried On under the dl-
grection Of Mr.. " IILLd4M FLETCHER,
who hes had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by fcw,--As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who VIII
undertake to make CRATES Handsomely
ornameEted with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work III the
yes,y best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old Confer,
Brass, Pezvter, LeQd and Iron.
George M'Munn.
October Is.
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EDUCA IION.
Ts+F FFV. .3R. O'BRIEN,

IT, FFV. .3R. O'BRIEN, =,
DROfs SCI % open an ACADEMY in
4 tsis =. for.the purpose Of teaching
lively YOU" geltemea is',ould SO many OF
ferl tie Po..,e Als aud Sciences he viii ill.,
struct then! i the various Languages, to Wit,
Latir, Gree. French, Italian, &c. and In
Hebrew ]. required.
He will ais e.:ch Geography with the use
of the Go the ati.cnatlos--- Logic
Rhetoric and Natural Philosophy. Applica-
ton 10 be made at Mr.. Jamss Bacan's. King
Street.
January 8.
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Bank of Alexandria.
January 2. 1909.

JANUARY 3, 1909.
NOTICE rs hereby siven to the ssockhold-
IN crs of the Bank of Alexandra, that
dividend OF three and half per cent. on The
capital stock OF said Bank for the half year
ending this day, is declared, and will be rea-
dy to be paid to then. on Thursday next the
5th inst.
BY order of the President and Directors.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cashier.
January 3w
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Besides a great number OF smaller PRICE
of 400, 500, 200, $50, Is, 80, 20, &c.
Tickets and Shares at the rate OF Sar Dot-
lars, for sale at r. Gray's Bookstore, where
a correct check of the drawings are kept, and
all Tickets sold as above examined tree OF
cxpence. -
Warranted undrawnTickets given for Pr1z
es as soon as drawn.
". B. Eight day have already been drawn'
and the wheel has gained upwards OF Soos
dollars.
January 9.
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WASHINGTON TAVERN,
Z T. E. S B u RFG.

J%HE subscriber has returned to the Wash-
i inston 7aycra, LEEsBURG, where he is
prepared with every thing necessary for the
accommodation of those gentlemen ndladies
who may honor him with their custom.
Having laid in good stock of liquors, hay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables, and
engaged careful, attentive and honest host
Ter, he hatters himself that, by his unremit'
ted attention, together with the diligence,
care, and activity of his servants, he will be
able to render his customers the most perfect
satisfaction In his line.
~ B. The house is in much better'con-
dition than formerly, for the accommodations
Of travellers.
James Dawson.
Leesburg, Virgini.., Jan. is