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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13
Z. EIGHTH DRAINING OF THE
William s Mary College Lot
terry of Ninety Numbers,

~ %, OF: 10 70. :,
march.-Orders for tickets will be attended
to, directed to Messrs. Lazarus g Judah, &
C. &C X; Waite's New York and Baltimore,
and S. Pleasants, Richmond. ~
Richmond, February 18th, fst2.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13

n EamlIy at once We understand a
MRS Cilleey, of Seabrook, was, the past week.
safely delivered Of FOUR Children. AZ one
.4sec,oNehement; weighing % pounds Two
VI 'hen are living, and in promising way.
Ne7y5tTyhsr' Herald
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13

Extract Of letter from Noy(olk TO a gentleman
in his city, dated Ilth Fe6yuaSy.
g" Yesterday the Sheffield, Capt. Cowper,
arrived from Lisbon, which place She left
the 18th Of January-brings nothing new
Flour S 15-Corn 50 Is.
{" A British ship Of war also arrived here
yesterday from Lisbon, with Dispatches
Lord Wellington is appointed Commander
~ Chlet OF all the Forces OF Spain and Por-
tugaL"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13

y It's expected, from the progress made
N the business now before the Legislature.
that hnal Adjournment will take. place ON
thursday or Friday next--In this DAYS
argus we have commenced or ANNUA Al.
ShE ICH Of the PROCEEDINGS of the
LEGISLATURE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13

PLY3oUTH, Dec. II.
Sailed, American brig DrummoRd, for n.
York, With American passengers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13

-. - ~ 7 " I5VIN 1tItJs IT
The King continues much the same.
We are happy to find that the Prince Re-
sent, though still confined, is in fair way of
very soon being restored to health
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-27
WAsnINcroN, NOV. 24.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. -.
Ccby Of a ieHer from mr.. S. Il. Hnderson.
ehcIosiHS oneJrom Com. Chauncey TO The
Secretary of tie Navy.
SAcRET's HARBoR,
1874 N'ov. 1S12.--At night.
SrE-Sincc the enclosed letter from the
Comnodpre was written, the Growlcr has
returned with prize, and in her captain
Brock, Droiherto the late General of that
name. with the baggage of the latter. By
'lc prize we learned that the Earl Mora
was oft the False Ducks, and the Commo-
done has put of in snow storm in the hone
d cutting her of FROM Kingston.
Prom Information received from captain
bf"ck, there - no question but that Kings
ton IS very strongly defended. He express
ed surpfiz to find our Vessels had got out
% the harbr after having been in II and
says that the regiment to vh;ch he belongs
- qusr'ercG there, 500 sttong, besides O.
sher regulars and q we'll Appointed militia
Inc resistance made fully justifes this re-
'et'. ~ assured, sir, that ia the action
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-27
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
Ucdnesday, WoU

WedHeSday, November IS.
Mr.. Lioyd presented the petition of
large mum Der of the merchants Of Bostsn,
who have received goods from Great Britain
subsequentto IT, revocation of the orders in
council, praying an exemption from the
provisions Of the act prohibiting importa-
tons from G.. Britain, her colonies & Deepen
dehcies. =
Referred to the committee appointed to
consider the subject.
IhHrsday, WoUembcr 10. 1919.
The bill further to prclong the countin u
ance OF the mint at Philadelphia, was read
the third time and passed.
FRIDAY, November 20.
Mr.. Bradley from Vermont, appeared &
took his scat,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-27
PETaLL4Tyo.N.

Chariesfon, Nov. rs On Monday last, .weiy
British seamen taken from on beard thcpriis
ship IN this harbor and conducted TO jsi, as host,
ges, TO abide the fate Of thole SIX men taken trm
the crew Of the privateer Sarah finn, Capt. S1ooi
OF Baltimore Carried into Nassau some uIoG siict
& sent % Jamasa to be tried for their lives - Bf
ish Subjects; although five OF them were gst 4
Capt. Moon to be American born, and .he o. ~ o,
msturalizcd citizen Let this practice BE s.,rl III
cd and thero will very soon be Az end TO " i.ho |
hangingl American citizens w the Btaish
r;t, T4s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-27
NEW-JERSEY GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
Elizabeth Ioqun. Non 16 4,

Elizabeth Io70n, .Wou. Is, 1912,
The commander in chief of the Militia of
New-Jcrsey, i'll consequence of particular
communication made to him, by the general
commanding at New-York, -:::J its daper-
denotes, thinks it prudent to direct, that all
the Uniform comhanicS whether of Ca-lalrv,
.4rhAerg. Light Infantry, or RiRemen With
Ill the state, do mold themselves in feadi-
ness, upon afreUioHs notice Qf tzUents four
hours, to take the field, daily equipped. each
man good Blanket, and four DAYS Drovi-
sion ready cooked. The captains command
ing companies Of Artillery will make con-
tracts, on behalf of the United States for
suitable number OF horses and drivers, (bv
re Gdy) to transport, their respective field
pieces and their apparatus, to be pail only
from the time Of the order to march, until
their return; and, also, will take Immediate
measures, such rs are allowed by law, TO
put into good orde,' every thing necessary
tor such transporta ion.
Each Captain of an Uniform Company
will make an immediate return of the pre-
sent state of his company, both as to the
men and their munitions, adding such gem.
eral remarks, in regard to their present
ability to take the field as he may think
proper, and transmit the same to the com
mander in chief without delay.
AS these Volunteer Corps. in all suddenf
emergencies, formed the first and bert Re-l
frnce' of the state. it is hoped that such as
may be able will display heir zeal in jon
ing themselvGs to some one or other of these
Uniform Companies, as circumstances or
inclination may lead, thus proving them
selves race Of Jersey Men, not unworthy of
their fathers.
AARON OGDEN,
Commander in Chief of the Militia of n +.
Jersey. (
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-27

SALEM, Nov. f5--Ar. the new and elegant bIi,
Grand Turk, above 500 tons burtlep, from Boston
intended for privateer She pierced for 20 guns
and was built at Wiscasset.
November II AR. British sch. Robin. with /
cargo of plaster, fish, &c. last from Portland, piz
to the Revenge.
The priyateer sch. Fox, Brown, has arrived q
Portsmouth from cr1ile Of or weeks, hayiri
captured a British brig and barqus. Thu latte
and hides, is stated to have board a consideIsbl
in specie, and two eases Of jewels. Neithsr Lad
arrived nj Z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
Hamilton's Worrn Destroy
ing LOZengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to bthers of similar title so com
noaly complained of as operating with
violence on the contrary, sparlicu!ar
excellence of this remedy j. Its being
suited 10 every age andcoastitution Ii
contains nothing bat ~hst is perfectly
innu,,rur, and is SO mild in It's operas-
on that it cannot injure the tendsrest
infant of week old, mould no worms
exist in the body; but will, without
pain, or gripping, cleanse the stomach
and bowels. of whateyeris foul or Of
fensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
duction Of worms, and many fatal dis
orders.
a dose ofthis medicine given occa-
.ionally during the warm season, will
eFec,ual'y prevent the vomiting and
purging Of children" DIRE adful disor-
der which annually destroys thousands
Of the infant part of our citizens. 1t
is likewise the milde.t and most GER
tain remedy known, and has restored
20 health and strength great number
wheu in an adysnced stage Of this fatal
neutrality-suspicious. and plain inStruc-
hos are given for every part OF the
necessary treatment in such Gases.
Chill 'ren generally take this medicine
with eagerness, having pleasing APP
pearance and all agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
HAMILTON's ELIXIR,

sovereign remedy for Colds obstl-
nate Coughs. Asthmas. Sore Thiosts
and approaching consumpuons' 81 q
most disorders Of the breast & unes.
To Parents who have Children affiicted
with the Whooping Cough.
This di. coyery is of the frst meg
n;tuds. as it affords immediate relief
checks the progress,and in ashort time
entirely remove the most c,uei disor-'
der to which children are liable. The
Elixir is SO perfectly agreeable, and the
dose so small, that no difficulty arises In
taking it.
Hahn's Genuine Gcrman Corn Plaster.
Haha's Genuine Eye Wafer.
Tooth .feAe DROPS.
The Genuine Persian LoaoT.
The Restorative Ponder for tie Teeth
and Gums.
Lnjalfble Ague and FeUer Drof',
For the cure of agnes, remIttant and
intermittent fevers, &c. &c.
Sold Wholesale and Retail ut Lees
Patent and Family Medicine Store,
No. 56, Maidcn-lane, Ne|-York-and
by particular appointment, by james
KENNEDY; sen. Bookseller, Alex :
andria.
Hannah Lee.
Jnlv "a law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,

Isxrecommcnded as an invaluable
medicine for the speedy relief s per-
nanent cure of Nervous disorders Con.
sump,ions. Lown-ss of Spirits, Loss
of appetite, Impurltyof the Blood, Hy-
st.rical .4f':ctions, InwardWeaknesses,
Violent Cramp> il the stomach & back,
Indigestion, Melancholy, Cou. in the
S,om oh, Psins in the limos, ReIaxa-
ton, &c. sc.
The principal operation Of this re-
medy is in che stomach, restoring the
digestive powers anal sending forth
f,om mt organ new health and vigor
into every part Of the system; II en-
riches md pur6es the blood, without
inf ming it braces, without stimulat.
ing TOO vioiaity, the nervous system !;
strengthens the secretory yassclsSand
the &c eral habit bri gs back the mus
cular fi5res 20 their nAtural and healthy
t1rc; and G 1t nres that nutrition which
immoderate ev,cu ons had destroy.
ei, and whose loss lad thrown the
whole frame into languor and debility.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
RefH0Udk.
g. Joseph SPEAR,

Re.RectfAHy INFORMS h'SJrfeNas ana s"e
fubHc,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Roy al-strret 20 the one lately occupied
by AIR. B Adamson, near the Cthee
House wh.cc he carries on the Ca
.BiNl.i BUSINESS in all It's vstious
branches S. re also makes and repairs
all kinls of Musical Instruments, surh
as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars. SC and will also furnish Ma
hoxsny Collins for grown persons Tor
ffetn dollars. He hopes the quality
of his materials, the soundness of his
work and the strict attention he in
tends paying to his business, will en-
sure him encouragement from gene
rous public. All the above branches
Of bu,iness will be executed at the
shortes! notice,
Novewi?er %. law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
A Store to Rent.

"HE subscriber Intending to RE.
NOV. into King-&. the HOUSE
which he at present occupies as shop
on Fairfax street, will be to RENT. II
!. we'll calculated for Retail Store, and
an eligible Stand for business. Posses
sion may be had the first ofnext month.
Apply to Robert Taylor, Esq. or
Richard II. Little.
9TH mo. l4th. d5tlawu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
The Sovereign Ointment for
the Itch,

Which is warranted an infalIible re
medy at one application, and may be
used with the most perfect safety by
pregnant women, or on infants a week
old, not containing particle OF mercu-
~ or any dangerous ingredients what
ever, and is not accompanied with that
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
HAMILTON's

GENUINE ESS ENCE AND FIX
TRACTS OF MUSTARD.
A safe and cHec,ual rem -dy tor a
cute snd chronic fheumadsm, govt,
rheumatic gnut nalsv, .umhago. lumb-
ness. white swcI'iags,c ,i;h'ains s,rains
bruises, pin in The face and neck SC.
This vaieable remedy is prepared
ko,h in auid state and in pills, and
:ir,s exceliently adopted, for external
aud internal use.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
NOTICE.

THE. Stockholders of tn NJ cha
r;ct's Rank of Alex.n4ria Thereby
no,i6ed tina, fourth ins:a'l1o of ono
dollar nsr share is called q payable
at the Banking Room on hh Erect, on
THURSDAY the first day Of o srnext
Rv order of the Presider I'd Direc.
WV. PATTON, JSca.a'r.
September lss 1919. s8lo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
AN ACCOUNT OF
LEE
Patent & Family Me- lnf''

r dICIlI O EdiIliiy NAS
cELEBRATEp ron THE RE
OF most diseases to which nu
Body is liable.
PARTICULARH
Worms, Coughs and g@b, nn,s'
Consumption, Gout, heuEusas,'
sprains, Palsy, Head Fhe, ! Doth IN
Ache, Corns, Itch, D@asss o. Oh the
Eyes, Ring Worms, tter &c m
ward Weaknesses, Neyous 9isOrasrs'
Female Complaints. Pons oous"'
Hahu's Ants- Hies rus.
For the prevention fd Gre OF bilious
AMI malignant Fssrs. >,
The Proprietor has very possible
reason that can re,nltrom extensive
experience, for belisss' ina. a. aose
OF these Pills, take4hce IN every TWO
weeks, during the prevalence o OF LOT. our
bilious fevers, w'Fo'e an i'Aaii'u'e
preventative AM urther' that III the
earlier stage. Of nose diseases 'helf
use will very 81 sally succeed in re-
storing health I'D frequently in cases
esteemed dss,rate and beyond the
pswer of con- hon remed'es'
They are. Scel!cntly adapted to car
~ off sfaous bile, and prevent its
morbid sections; to restore and a.
mend she9pps,i,e to proeace free
per.pirath, and Thereof prevent colds,
which aToften of fatal consequences.
A dos never fails to remove cold,
if takef on its first appearance they
are ctebrated for removing habitual
costiynsss, sickness at the stomach <
sevee headache and ought to be ia
kenny all persons on a change OF cli'
mse
il sickly times or places, dose
should be taken every fortnight. ard if
there is re son to apprehend personal
dang +, i may betahen once a week
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
$4,000 tickets.
CASH PRIZES.

$4,000 tickets.
CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction of fftee d per
cent.
Stationary Prizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled to $1,000
5000 blanks Sl2 each
The next 1000 do. Is >
Go Ticket after the 5000 blanks $1,000
First drawn ticket ., the 18th and an-
til the 25th d;y $500 Zach
:;5 2: q: s ;;. 5 :: E: Sex
The said ten prizes to consist of the
numbers from 70 1000 inclusive, CHI
hundred Of the said 1000 to be ore
prize, the first drawn hundred or low
est number for the 25th day, and SO
regularly ascending to the 3s,h.
Frat drawn ticket on the SSH $1,000
Do. ssth to 4lst 500
Do. 4ist to 5otb inclusive 1000
DO. s5th day $4,000
The hrize 6ooks'to consist Of Nos. a 1000
The object contemplated 10 be accom-.
plished by the above scheme, is emf
nently entitled to the favor and pa
tronage of the citizens of Baltimore.
The establishment of Medical COL
!ese will unqueslionably have q bene.
hcial influence on the general literary
character Of cur city: on it perhaps
may be hereafter engrafled tho other
Colleges, and thus an university be CON-
sti:uted.
1t will However give us other Ina.
portant sdvantages-it will promote a
spirit of investigation in the faculty,
it will induce young men of talents
to establish themselves in our CITY, and
thereby permanently secure to this
community the best aid that can be
Afforded by the medical profession 1t
may also be proper to remark. that if
this school should prosper, as is
anticipated. it will cause large sums
to be expended annually in this city,
which would otherwise be disburse6
in other places
We presume that those gentlemen
who are anxious for the advspcement
Of the in terests Of Baltimore, ill give
US their support on the above consider
atoms.
To those who are inclined to profit
themselves at the same time that fhey
encourage us--we confidently say. that
no scheme of lottery SO splendid or
promising as the above, has ever been
offered in this country. mre
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
a SINGLE GENTLEMEN,

Whopnderstands the following branch
es Of education, to Wi, Spelling, Read
ing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, Practical Ma
thematics and History, would be glad to
undertake tic management OF a School:
the ensuing year, in genteel neigh
berhood. He is provided with the ne
cessary Recommendations. A letter 10
A.B. Aqua, Virginia,@ill receive prompt
attention.
August IS lawSt~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
G., & R. WAITE

Having made . large contract with
the Managers for i,kets in the above
Lottery, assure their friends aud Lot
terry adventsrcrs generally, that this
Lottery will be punctually drawn and
prizes punctually p id, and that they
will promote, and aid and assist in the
sale of tiebets in it in preference to
any other in the u States; for this
object they have forwarded tickets to
most of their agents in the Uuion, and
whilst the lottery is drawing they viii
also forward once Wetk, the whoii o.
the Numbers drawn, both Blanks and
Prizes, contained in a small News
Paper they publish weekly, at two dbl
lars per aanum, entitled the Weekly
Messenger.
After the above lottery is over, G
&R. WAITE viii turn 1hsir whole
attention TO the next New-York Unicn
College Lottery. THEN Offices are
In New-York, At No. g. and al Ne.
So. Maiden-Laue,
In Baltimore, at the Corner Of Mar
ket * Charies-Str
In Albany, at No. SO, State-Street.
AT each Of which places they will
promptly execute all orders in the
Boo>-Selling & Stationary line, and Of
all genuine and war; nted Patent Ne
dicines Letters, (post paid) duly "a
tended TO.
Price Of Tickets / dollars. but will
advance on the day of drawing, Che
2Sth September
Sen.embar oa;vlOts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
SCOGIS + AMlLI BIEL +
AND
COMMENTARY.

4 new Edition of this INVALUABLE
WORK,
IN SIX VOLUMES ROYAL oc7AVo,
Is now printing by subscription as under.
Coarse fater, cofay in boards, S -
Good do. do. Is
Fine do. do. 81
The first four Volumes containing the
Old Testament complete, may be seen
witt. the subscriber, also the conditions
of publication.
10 those who are already acquainted,
with this very excellent and useful CON-
mentary on the Holy Scriptures, any
recommendation would be superfuous,
and to those who are not, any praise that
could be bestowed on it would fall short
of its merit. 1t is expected that the last
volume will be out in Oct. after which
the price will be raised to 3oDollars per
set.
James Kennedy Senr.
JuIy Is eodtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21


Besides great many of 500, TO-, so,
30, and 5000 of % dollars each.
The Scheme of this Lot cry differs
very materially from that of Others; i,
not OILY contains by far the greatest
number of Capital Prizes. bnt are ii!
floating, with single exception) and
may come out of the waeel at ny
period of the drawing; therefore those
who buy tickets immedi, tziy will have
. chance OF ALL the Prizes. The tick
cts are nearly all sold and contr acted
for they may beprocured at any of the
Lottery Offices in Bsl,imore, New
York. Philsdeiphia, and Savannah,
Charleston, E2hmond, George Town,
Boston, Providence, Newport, Hartford,
New Haven, New-London, sc, SC
The Managers have given Bonds
to the State, for the faithiui drawing
and pay meut sfPizcs
Robert Gamor, Hugh Thompson,
VIM. Smith, Joan Swana
Mark Pringle, David Williamson.
Samuel Smith, William Patterson,
VIM. Cooke, Robert Oliver,
Stewart Brown, John Sherlock, 4
John S Holm, arch a'Callister,
Samuel Siercit.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21

I.oudoun Land for Sale.
a VALUABLE tract Of fertile Land
Ain tn. county ofLoudoun, on which
are many valuable improvements, IS
now offered for sale on advantageous
terms.
Geo. Carter.
ostland. near Leesburg,}
juno 27-2s iaw1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-21
Yalunbll hoberty Ito let.

Valuable hobtyty 10 LET.
II OFFER on ldnt, for tfrm Of years.
the Brick Tssern, lotti sc. thereto
atlached, situate Il Fail fax Court House
Ito those who ars acquaiHcd VIII TINS
property, and its Auation, apron
is unnecessary, toahcrs it ipsy DC proper
to observe, that he tavetn IS a hf,cS
building, large aid conveplent' win
kitchen, family horse andNarse stable
on an acre lot, WITH one al re ad)aceh.
for garden, anita past4re lot OF
acres.-That to person Calculated, 20
keep a Tavern oaa large sea'e. aho IN
a proper manner, no stand Iin this state
or perhaps elsewhere, holds out more
aattering prospeas of gain TO sucn an
occupant. Those Who wish such an es-
adjustment, arc United to vieS .he emf
ses, which Con apTlieatiop) will be shewn
by Mr.. JOHN RADCLIFFE, or the SUD
scriber. Possessbnto be hap Oh the hrs'
day of November next.
I'd. Radcliffe.
September II s.aw.-
The MedlcafColldge Lot
terry,
The MOST Brilliant ~ SPLENDID
ever offered i'this couptry,is
NOW DRAWI. SIN the fity Of Bal
siaorc
The Two Grand Capital Prizes OF
FIFTY THOUSAND DOALAks
cath, {
ARE STILL ~ rHE HHEEL,
And hkewse; thossof
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
TEN THOUSAN04 do.
FIVE THOUSANDS, &c, &c.
Present Price ofTickets (warranted
undrawn) Eleven Dllars andffy Gems.
Recollect that at resent there is NJ
RISK, as
The first dray4 sis THOUSAND
Blaaks
ARE ENTITLED TO PRIZES.
Therefore, lose no tae, but attly imm'e-
diately to either of he subscribers who
have for sale
TICKETS AND SHARES
in large variety ofNumbeIs'
~ ORDERS for Ttkets from any
part of the union, enclosing the Cash
(po.t paid) will be promptly Shended to-
ala the earliest advice senSof success.
Kearny Wharton,
No 8. soak Street.
P. II. Nlckllt
No. aoas1Na,sl Street, or
I. !. Cohen, gun.
Medical CoNege lottery l6fce, No.
10, Market STREET.
Baltimore, Sept. 9-5 sawzw
Rice, Cotton, Corn. &c.
$50 whole and hal tierccsneu Rice,
1900 bushels Corn,
Is bales Upland Cotton, 4.
90 boxe: British crown snl Ameri-
can Glass, Of ditfefent sizes,
20 ditto Fancy Soaps,
Ladies' Fashionable Shoes A,,,st.rt
Common ditto, and unnlv
Trunks of all kinds JB
E. Gilman.
Anril 10 eo5taw
Lottery Intelligence.
Vaccine Institution lottery,
NOW DRAINING III Bntihae, con-
4 Capital Prizes of $4,000
$500
IN tlJoo
Fiye thousand Fin. Hundred Tick
cts q, days. have been drawn,and the "a
bove Capitals remain INTHEINHEEL
Present price of Tickets (warraned un-
drawn Eight Dollars.
The first drawn Ticket on TN it,
te6nth Gdy
will be entitled to 50
TWENTY THOUSANDS IOL-
LARS. IS
Susquehannah Cana
Double Number Ldttry,
Will commence Drarcing IN baltimore
on the 2sth of this present moth.
THIS SCHEME CONTAES
=: : Of s s so,ooo} Hs'e" Pre-.
2 10000
5000 81
Present Price Of Tickets IN thu Lot
terry, Ten Dollars and f!f.y csn, each.
TICKETS AND SHRlS
in either Of the above Lottcrlesiay be
had in a great variety Of Namberst
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Blu Schooner Melinda, from Boston, and
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A complete assortment of SfOES, ct
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Commissioners will meet at
/ their Off e in Fredericksburg, on
Saturday the gath day of October next.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to declsre
a further dividend in the case of James
Smith. \
Timothy Brundige.
Assignee.
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