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The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28
CONDITIONS.


T. Tug lpELAwAUr GAZETTE shall be ,'ub'ishea
every Wednesday and Saturday, ON large fo''o
sheet.
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exclusive fpo, Age. payable 6ayear!v &" a,Van'<'
i'll. RIO subscription will be received tor sh'f'e7
period than year.
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,,cir subscription al the end OF year from inc
time of their subscribing, by paying what may Dc
due. and giving notice Of their intention.
v. Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines VIII
he inserted four times for one 'oar and Tor every
subsequen, insertion twenty cents-ionBef oheS :"
the same proportion: but reasonable discount
x;l Ae made in favor Of those who advertise ~ '"e
;ear half-year, or quarter. -,
vi. An articles of personal priv7te H1'l's y.
he charged as advertisements, ana has' "e i'N~
| for before insertion
VIZ. Advertisements. notices, &c. o. al 'e"s''"'
/ and charitable institutions, within the s'a'e u ~
/ ,,ware. shal, be conspicuously inserted gratis
~ The postage mus, be paid on oil letters Az.
,o,,n,rnc,,;ops addressed to the Editor thron;" >
| medium, or the Post -OMce, they viii H"s ~ -
>ee.ved.
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LUTHER MARTIN.
UAMiLTON'S ELIXIR, .

.a'id as asaoTiinrm Of The .f3Houmg genuiue ond
celebrated Medicines hopc Just been rtctized
from tie hrohrietors Medicine Store, Nequ
York, and are .f1r safe at PETER BRryBEac's
Bookstore, Wilmington.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28
TO Parcnta vino may have Children Afflicted
with the
Whooping Cough

7hi; diicovery is of the firft magnitude, as il
affords immediate relief, checks the progreis
and in fiort time entirely removes the most
cruel diforder to which children are liable
the Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and the doie
70 imail that no difficulty arifes in taking it
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28


Blue, black, bro ,drab, Marseilles quilting,
corbcau, bottle green, fus,ians and leans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
supcrnc cloths Sinsi,aw aad Mantau |
IaIssunefes silks
Bennets patent cord Silk & yoTk tan gloves
Coaungs and tiannels Bdndanna and Madras
Forrest cloths handkerchieis
NcvctS and constitution Camnlcl's hair shawls
cords Chcckered aud striped
Reverecns linens
,-s and "a Irish linens Datnask shawls
blue * elbow nankcens Itussia K ,lowlas linens
Wide and na, ro~ COTTON }a,tine,s &bombazet,s
ca$slmcrsS Red green booking
Chintzcs AIN! callicoes baze
t.amhrltk ard common ! Brown hollands
dmtl"s Suspendcrs
CalinanrNcs In, lreilas & paraso,.
Duran, and Jones spin Black sa,as and flo
ming rentnes
Cotton and sotsied ho- Scissors s. pen-knives
siciy SILK hose
oi"led,c ,chamNray cam (silt x plated buttons
brick, i.ckane,. null Oil cloths
nnll, India, British, Trunks
book ,gurran ,bafta, x Nioroct o g. kid shoes
lenc nluslins &c. &c.
\. Is. Country Store Keepers supplied, on tn,
low - ;9rr.s for cash or the usual credit
James Gardner
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poetrp.
SPRING PROSPECTS.

SPRING PROSPECTS.
TINC'D in Flora's rainbow hoes
Dipt in vivifying dews,
The woods, the hills the vernal wales appear
But soon their glowing colors fade
For all this pleasing gay parade.
Is but the promise of the fruitful year.
Hence learn, ye thoughtiess, and ye vain
Who fondly dance to pleasures train,
Amidst the gayest scenes Of rosy youth,
To cherish still. beneath the flowers
That decorate the present hours.
The sacreed seeds Of Innocence and Truth.
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CURED

BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons and fami-
lies who are suffering under this disease against
the infection Of which no person is safc) that il
this ointment is used at night on going to bed i,
rcvc! f.''S to pcrfo'm cure by the following
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Mfssrs. r. LIE & Son,
The hyperion Qualities Of Your Medicine

The hyperion Gla1ltieS Of Your Hiedlelne
called LEES ELIXIR, induces me TO give Gu
this certificate for publication, to point to my
flifering fellow mortals the road to health, the
most valuable of I'll earthly poaeidons. For
upwards of three years | have been afflicted
with fevere cough, tightnefs Of the breast,
ownefs of fpirits, and gradual wasting of tho
fleli, having tried different medicines recon-
mcnded for iuch cafes without receiving an
real benefit; fortunately one Of your adyertiie-
men,s was given to me and Immediately ap
piled to Mir. Vance, I7S Market-Nreet, tor
(ome of your ELIXIR which has contrary 10
the expectations Of my friends, restored me 10
my former good state Of health. ANY inscrma-
ton will be given by me.
George Harwcod.
Market street, Baltimore
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0ATHOS.

Hermi, hoar, in silent cell,
Spending life's dull evening grey.
Smte thy bosom. sage and tell
What is BLISS. and which the way
Thus ! spoke-and speaking sigh'd-
Could scarce repress the rising tear!
When the smiling sage replied
Come my lad and-pRINk SOME REEa
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lanes Gardner.

ID ESPECTTULLYinforms his friends
Inland II. public that ne has removed
his store to the eas, side of Market-s,reet,
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, (near-
ly opposite the pos,-oihce) where he has
opened large assortment Of elegant Dry
GnnHa amnnor w h ~h are
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M,s3., =. Tu 49,,
vas attacked ii s'o,cnt t-,d a e.
we're Cough and r;,r> ~ Il breast which CON.
tinued to grow wor!e du ing which time NV
appetite failed and my voice altered 70 much
that IT was with the utmost exei tion | could
pronounce Jingle fentcnce louder than nv
breath Some of my friends having obCerved TO-
me, l.at much good had been done by Lees
Elxir-adviled me to procure bottle from
Meilrs. Warner 4 Hanna, which accordinnly
did--and TO thoie pelions, unacquainted with
the merits oftlis medicine it viii appear asron-
iliing that three doles fiould reno The pains
in my breast, and ,l.e ule Of the bottle restored
me to perfect health.
]. A Smith.
Market street, Fell's Point.
Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges,
which cHedually dif el all kinds of worms from,
perlons of every age.
lhe following is not fn5ular inltance oe
the effects of worm in adults.
Messrs. X. Lee and Son,
For long time was aifl cted with C1iut;ro
frs gripping in the bowels, pains in the !tomaeh
and wasting of the feih--thc advice oc .,
appeared but the melancholy profpea of death.
when happily my husband resoliected the man,
sares said TO have been performed by Lees Ir.
ztnqes, box wa, procured from Niesss Wgv-
ner and Hanna, which has entirely removed e.
veiy fympton of the c'mplant.
Having expc fenced 70 much benefit ,ny{elgI
think it my duty to recommend them TO al! NV
acquaintance--fev fevera boxes have been sent by
ME to my fathers family in Bethlehem to be
diftributcd among my ficnds who nigh, be az
aicted with worms. Any other iniormation
will be given by applying to
t.. Catharine Walker.
- Market (psce.
Edward Higgins.
South street, Baltimore, administered Lees
Loz-nges, aEcesaoe to the directions, to his
ch Id of l. mont old-the first of which ex-
PEELED a Worm mea,uring 20 inches long &
near half all inch thick, the second dose ex-
peIledanother Ibin inches long & the fame thick
n,n, and quantity of fmail worms mixed with
slime, &c, The child enjoys good fate Of
health
Thoufands of our fellow citizens have re-
'eived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced to the lalt ftage of dilcale, and many
families of tue frlt refpectability have given
public teRmony Of the allonilhing cures per-
iomed with tn: above preparations. The pro-
prie,ors well aanred that Jingle trial of
any article here enumerated, will convince the
moa prejadiced pesion in its utility.
To detect counterfeirs, obferye than none
can be genuine without the ii9na,ure Of
Michael Lee, & Co.
Late Richard Lee & Son.)
N. B.-Eaeh and every medicine above emu
murated, have directions delcribing their mode
| Of uie in the mott perfett manner.
Sold at
| the bookGore Of Mathew r. Lockerr,an next
above the Bank Of Delaware, Marke; -itreet,
Wi mington.
! December 9, 1909. iy
| M r LOCK HERMAN
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28
Printed and Published

On Wednesdays and Saturdays.
BY JOSEPH JONES,
In Market street, a few doors above tho E.n
Delaware.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28

Mev,,. r. Lee r Sm,
You at liberty to Yubiifi for sNs good
of others, the benent have received from your
excellent preparation, called Lees Elixir "
Being afflicted with violent paint in the breast,
lofs Of appetite and debility of the whole fyf.
TEN, which rendered me unable to attend TO bu
lineis, being adviIed to try your Elixir, pro
cured two bottles Of Mci;rs. Warner Z, Hanna,
which has entirely removed the complaint, and
| restored me to perfea state Of health. From
| the good effects of your Elixir was led to
| suppo{e your other medicines were equally ef-
6cac Gus which induced ne to give your Worm
Lozenges TO my children, and with pleafure !
inform you, they had the deiired efei. ANY
other information flsall give OIL application "a
me at my houCc s]y's street, Baltimore
John Keller.
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Coach-making, IN all its yariou
Branches.
Branches.
E.. P. TAYLOR.

~ RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
n and the public, that he contin ues to
carry on the Coach-naaking Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 7ay-
or, where all orders in his line Of business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years in
the above line of business he is able to say,
as proof of his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength
N. b. All kinds Of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR SHE,
A second hand Coachee with Harness.
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TO RENT,
9th mo. 18th.

FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,
THE FAR Nj now occupied by Mrs Brooke,
4 called {" RETIREMENT" about miles
from Alexandria, containing three fields OF
80 to 100 acres each, adapted to the culture
Of corn, wheat and tobacco, sc. The terms
will be made reasonable to good tenant ON
application to Mrs .dnn Broke, on the pre-
misses, or
Walter D. Brooke,
Mount Eagle, near Alexandria.
September 90. 60
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Potomac and Shenandoah y
cation Lottery, NaV'

By Auhority Of the State g M1pv,
SCHEME OF A LorTrpr AdAl
For improving the navigation of en-
mac and Shenandoah Rj,, ,'T Pct
First class of 10000 ticket ''''
prizes OF. Is 600 coils.
do. Of l5,coo, $50,
do. of 10000, $50;
4 do of 5000, 9oN
10 do. of 1000, Zoo
Is do. of 500, loo
50 do. of 100, 20
100 do. of SO, So
1877 do. of 20, Il
1000 do. Of ID, .:
1905 do. of 10 payable ~ ~
one ticket each in Che 81
class at S ID ''V
$3.50 prizes -
1850 blanks WV
10000 tickets ate 10 each,
Deduction of Is per cent on cash 49,
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LaWratoI & FoWle,


rs temporary residence, (fM theH 1ate More
cen Be- re5uan J ha0e taken a Store on Ono"
street qqd Mereha'-'s Nh%EG formerly 0'eH-
Aiea bg Il. Henderson q 90.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 los prisra Green Coffee,
40 boxes Nou!d Candles
20 chests Tyson, Young Tyson and
IalperIal Teas,
SO his. retailing Molasses
,es black and colored Sarscenetts
an ,,enchaws
cases Nutn.egs and Cloves
5obarrels and SO hall Barrels Boston
Bcsf
500 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankeens
1000 yards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
1900 bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.
September 81.
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Forty Dollars Reward.
September 27.

IN AN AVA from the subscriber, on
"a, Saturday night last, Negro Man nam
ed isaac {who generally calls himself Isaac
eB!usfoot) he is of dark or black complexion,
about % or "a years of age. about feet OF
inches high, tolerably well made. very &C
rive and fond of wrestling. has rather an i'm
$spudent, stubborn look when spoken2to, SIAM
Isgners little, has flesh mole on his nose
sbeis a very good singer AND when IN compa-.
]. aly very fond of singing as he walks or stands
4SN-his toes turn cut much had on when ne
lsabsconded pair of trousers of German ozna-
2brig. shirt of the same, waistcoat OF grey
cashmere with brown backs, and an Old black
sfurr'd hat better than half worn, had no other
t~cloaths with him, but 1t is probable VIII pro-
cure some, as he is very artiul and cunning
fellow. Any person experimenting & BRING
Sng the said negro to ne, In Leesburg, LOU
-doun county, Virginia, shall receive the "a
s.above reward--or experimenting aud so Sc
curing him in any jaii that get him again,
shall receive the reward of Thirty Dollars
I am, from certain circumstances, induced
10 believe he will endeayor to get on board of
some yessel-I therefore warn all masters
and captains of vessels from harboring SAID
negro.
Charles Binns.
Senterobe,. 81. COWS
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pnRERT GRAY,

8ook.euer ard Statoner, Q" k'ng-s1ree'' "A'
'0"'' atesu received, and has fer sale,
The following BOOko
a Sailors Friendship and Soldier ~, no'o'
new novel, 2 volumes, price one COMA. -,
Henry, novel, in volumes, three wv
lars.
Italian Nun, fifty cents.
Tom Jones, 4 volumes, dollars
Dominican, Q volumes, boards, one aoi-
lar fifty cents. uo,s
Village Pastor and his Children sols'
sboards, two dollars do,,ar
Gregory's letters to his Son. one o0'i"r
Fifty cents. two dol-
-''' Whole Daty of Man. two dollars fifty cts.
Ceolebes in search of Wife, one dollar
Uncle thomas. volumes, two collars.
MAYORS Pluearch, one dollar % cents;
Murray's Grammar, Exercises ana Aey'
New York editions, bound and lettered.
ar r. GRAY has lately received an ADJ
a;t;on TO his stock of Lay BooSs, among
which there are several new and valuable re
ports.
Sentember 27.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

T,HE subscriber, after lapse o. "'
! necessarily consumed in tie p''r .
ion of his house, respectfully ann m a.
Community nq uniys at I'll large ,hst he ha: taken 1
term Of years, that noted 'nd eIis' ''s cry cry
lishment known ly the name o, '"I csdsbY.
HOTEL, and once occupied BY MI f G.;;s
whose distinguished abilities % :, ~ Eoyss
cave it an cclat which the suOSC.'D>, .,ons in
to s'r preserve a by by lis unrsmttsd sss o
aGording to all those who may c'l'. cd G con-
the favor of their patronage, gsnteei and ( I;
Portable accommodations 10 o.. mutt
deems it unnecessary to indicate I, '"' [he civ
plicity Of conveniences attachoo o';ntjon 10
Hotel, and will only submit a oeSl =, r. eene-
that portion of travellers VINO n"su
rally attested its numerous'advaI,ASsok
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~ Runaway Negro.

nAN AWAY from the estate OF Joha
II. Tayloe, Esq. on Occcquan, In the couh'
ty Of Prince William, likely negro man,
named CHARLES, very black, and has
sulky appearance when spoken to--he is a
bout feet 10 inches high, 80 years>ot age
and has considerable rupture which may be
perceived from his manner OF waking, ms
cloathing of Virginia cloth. will give tlSe
Dollars, if taken in the county; Zen, i'm an
adjacent one; and Twenty, If out OF the state
or so secured that get him again, at Neao'
SEQ, in the county of Prince William
Thomas I. Page,
Agent Tor John Tayloe' Esq
September 2a"@"
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LANDS FOR SALE,
4greeably to the Viii Of JOIN G4B5cM'

ReCeQSeQ.
IN Thursday the 9Th Of October next,
Z } will be sold at public sale, at the pia'l-
talion in Fairfax county, where Lewis jenkins
is now Oyerscer, that Tract oil LAND and
others adjoining, belonging to the estate Of
John Gibson, deceased; IA all about fourteen
hundred and thirty seven acres, on Castle
branch and Jonneymore Run, about - mixes
from Alexandria. They will be sod III lots
of between 800 and 400 acres each
I he land will be shewn by Lewis Jenkins to
to any body wishing TO view 1t.
And on Monday the 5th of Novembernext,
at tho house Of capt. George Villains, In
the town Of Dumtries, that very valuable
PL AVIATION,
in Prince William county, whereon Sia'y
Run Church stangis, containing IA acres
about 100 acres Of which are in wood there
arc near so acres in timothy that have tills
year yielded fine crop, and 200 acres may
be made into meadow: On 1t are young
bearing Apple and Peach Orchards OF ci.olco
fruit, and a good new Barn, Al by "a teet !;
a framed Ovcrsecr's house with two CHIN
uies; good out houses for Negroes, meat
mouse dlll StdDtGS1 diINi ~ nv ~ 'SA SSSA
we'll Of excellent water.
also, another Tract,
adjoining that, of about 900 acres; so acres
of which are in wood about 20 acres OF IL
mothy have been cut on ii this year, that pro
duced good crop; and 100 acres OF meadow
NAV be made. There are two dwelling
houses on it which could be rendered COM
Portable at small expence; and some Ne
gro houses. Slaty Run is the dividing line
between the plantations for ABOUT two mules:
On each Of which are extensive Quarnes OF
Substantial brozvn Free Stone,
and both arc under very, good fences. They
are distant Q miles from Alexandra, and Is
from Dumfries.
About four hundred bushels Of Wheat vii
be sown on them this year.
With the last mentioned plantation will BIZ
sold, l5S acres of LAND on Frcnch's Branch,
about miles from Slaty Run, 100 acres OF
which are we'll timbered.
Possession will be given the first Gay OF
January next,
Oneifourth the price to be paid at the time
of purchasing, and the remainder IN three
equal annual payments. Bonds with approx.
ed security will be required, and Deed OF
Trust on the land to securs the payments.
Mr.. Elisha jenkins, living thereon, VIII
shew the lands on Slaty Run, and give In
formation respecting them to any person who
may apply.
John Spence,
James Reid,
Executors of John Gibson.
Apu. IL 2awds
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FOR SALE.

WYE wish to sell that three story Brick
w House, with ali the out hcuseS which
is occupied AZ present by ilr. Edward Stabier,
the corner Of Prince ard st Asaph streets,
50 feet 5 inches on Prince street und l26 tect
or St Asaph street
Several Building Lots on Washington and
Duke streets
A Lot of Ground, containing about 20 a.
ores, mile from the court house, adjoining
Messrs Stump and Rickets, with good i'm
proycments, a dwelling house, kitahen and
stables, sc &c.
Also, 54 acres of Land, two miles from
Alexandra, On the Colchester post road part
in cultivation, the remainder in young wood,
with large young orchard--there is three
small houses ON the land.
NJ B Ifnot sold at private sale, the above
lands will be offered at public sule on the l4th
day of November next Any person wishing
O purchase will please apply to
Korn and Wltemlller.
August S. 2aW
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Orphans Court,
September 20.

Alexondria County, Sept. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrators OF Robert
Abercrombie, decd, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week lor
four weeks, in The Alexandria Daily Gazette
'Te4e
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O. Bar-Iron, Steel, Spike
Rods, and Alum, imported in the brig Ann,
direct from Gottenburg, and for sale by the
subscriber, at his warehouse, corner OF King
and Union streets, Alexandria.
Thomas Irwin.
9th mo. 18th.
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one ticket each in Tho O.
class at S ID
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or Pmkerton's COLLECTION s"a re ready for
ages, part 9TH, is just received ~'~
delivery to subscribers. J., cen.
J"''eS @dS
September a.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, That

the subscriber of Alexandra county, in the
district cf Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF ad-
mlnistra,ioa or the personal estate OF Robert
Abercrombie, late ofthe county atoresald,dec,d
All persons having claims against the said
deco are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
With the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
on or before the 9th day of March next,
or they may by law be excluded from al be-
neft to said estate and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day tSept'
1910
Martha Abercrombie,
Ad,,,inistra;rjx of RI IberCrOmDie,
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LOST OR MISLAID,

A CERTIFICATEf for one share Of the
n Little River 7urntike Road, No. 37s,
issued Sd Deer 1903, to William Skinner,
and by him transferred to the late Jonathan
Vaudeville application will be made by
John Vaudeville, administrator to the estate
of the said Jonathan Vaudeville, for another
certificate to issue in place of the one lost.
September -. 2aW4w
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rive hundred tickets TO be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with tn
least possible delay.
Purchasers Of 100 tickets or more, to ts
entitled to credit CT thirty DAYS alter draw.
ing Of this class, Tor notes, with approved
eldorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six month,
after the drawing Of this class, will be coni.
dered as given Up for tn DeEcft Of the To-.
terry.
This scheme, it is believed affords an
equal prospect of gain to adventures With
any other which has been offered TO the pub
ic. Those who are interested in the CON-
merce and agriculture OF the country adjacent
TO the Potomac end Shenandoah rivers, 0aye
additional inducements to give their support
as the money 10 BE raised by thc l0ueryE
for their immediate benefit ard cOEY.m ace,
1t is also hopel. that the patriotic and public
spirited will be disposed 10 couuen2ncc aGl
encourage a measure which has for It's Cbot
the facilitating rcaCy and convenient CON-
mdnicalion between the western cOuntrg and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the iEIereH
Of the eastern and western states, aAl :
perpetuate their union
Charles SlmIns, PreS5dsHt.
Jonah 1hompson,1
John Mason, Direct
Henry FoxaIl, ( o5'
William Steuart, J
May26 Ia"
n. B. Arrangements kavingb been mace =, "
commence the sale OF tickets ccmpuzllS II"
above Lottery, the public are hereby iII0l.-
ed, that am now prepared to receive P:'
posals from all such persons IS NAY OS O 80.
posed to purchase, fr otAerwlSe coh'f1 a ;"
the sale thereof on commission. PuFcN! &,,
taking 100 Tickets, or more, VIII be eDu's i
to credit Of thirty days after the dia"i"o .o ="
the lottery, or giving notes with aIP u w,
endorsers, negotiable al any ct the D"D'
within the District Of Columbia.
Jos. Carleton, By.
agent far The Potomac ''"P"T
July 4.