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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08

The party arc extremely angy with Henry the agent o the
insult This would enough, II his principles were
not How account Tor TINS excessive and
exclusive indignation against Henry, when his employers are
the real authors of the insult Here again we are brought TO
the same conclusion England not to be quarced WITH
The federal party also very with the president
for communicating disclosures Congress- lie would
have been traitor his duty no. 10 have done It, what
Is of the United States 20 know that foreign gov
crnmcnt has plotting the destruction OF his own and
keep i, secret President who could be capable oil such
an act of nhdcy his would deserve to lose has head
sing piece Of good fortune has enabled Mr. MADISON
80 M s;p,, service 10 his country discovery, may
hope has TO our destruction IL
money has been paid for these of the pubc safety 1t
has been well applied =,
The rawlings OF the fedcrass ths subject shew theft
sensbiv 70 be extremely wounded but their tenderness to-
wards ENGLAND and extreme anger with the President on the
OCCASION look if il disclosure which oiende at
or than The thing disclosed BY their fruits shall ye know
them"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
Remarks By a real american.

Ir ;s now asccrained by Henry's disclosures that the
British ministry view the federal party as an organized
body with their minds and souls bound to oppose the
the measures of government wherever they are aimed
to counterac their measures and compel them to refrain
from their piraca conduct This is lamentable lact
as respects some of that party When the army Was
raised by Mr. Adams il was observed the prtizans OF
England accepted COMMISSIONS but as soon as the ar
rasgcmcnt was made with France, and England contIn-
ucd their depredations those Choice Sbr1tS were ready
TO resign their commissions. lhlS Henry was one Oh
them, and rtsghed his, and is said he declared nc
should not have taken it. had not the contemplated war
been against France. The headquarters OF this party
is in and about Boston, and IS known by the name OF
Essex Tunto They have deceived the great BODY OF
the Fedcraiats, who undoubtedly real Americans.
There great object has been make the people OF New
England believe the southern section OF the Onlon,
were nmc to the interest of the northern states, and
even have had the audacy 10 propose separation OF
the Union-aNhough the immortal Washington said,
the man svho SUGGESTS it, deSer9eS the execra0n 0fh:
beobAand were determined to rum the shipping inter
est The contrary OF this has appeared IN Their con
ducthey appointeda committee to visit the Northern
States to ascertain whether they could furnish ships to
carry their produce to market-vhich fact they
ained and voted in Congress to give bounty upon
New England fish, laid Ing her inpost upon goods IN
foreign ships also extra tonnage on iOeign ships
al which is proof of their friendship to our carrying
trade Mr.. Jefferson made mastery report upon the
fishery, highly favorable that important branch OF
commerce.
The British, Immediately after they got influence in
Spain and Portugal, induced those governments to re-
ceive their fish to he exclusion of ours.
1t is to be regretted, that the true 4nere0nS among
that party, have not withdrawn then selves from the
1nmt7 We know there arc real As:sricans who are
called Federalists and have proved themselves so.-
Witness late Senator in Congress, (whose resgna'
ton is regretted independent spirit rcvotcd at the
idea Of being tool to that Junto This gentleman
condemned the conduct of 3Inothy Pickering, and re-
fused his vote xreen that partizan from mered cen
sure on The Aoor Of Congress, and he (Pckeri4g) re-
tired to Boston, organize by his writings his hostile
bands
We are now on the eve Of a new eccon--it is de,
sirablc object to mite tke real Anerca7s Of both par
HeS--to make stand against Our foreign cnemy-but
if this cannot be done, the Republicans will rally the
ensuing election, and cndcavor to elect such men as
will support the general government, in their efforts to
oppose the aggressions of foreign ioes-and do
cit the assistance of all Independent 44eyicans Of thl
| Federal party. REAL AMERICAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08

ers Of the Union who botry you and your postre
~ into the fangs of the British Lion These wreches OF
corruption into satellites and minons OF aCKhiu VINO
sought divide and enswe you as nauoh aud oPp
o, as cemen The Republican administration have kept
you from Bankruptcy and in--iron foreign war ahe eoe
lion, from oppression and sc vitude-Ind those men, VINO G
cite you disirust your present ROLEto OIL 'hc
are ,he curses that Heaven lis wrath
can sead rvet your CHAINS, and cohhF" your e'o" '
my and degradation ,. ,,,
Rise them from your ethargy distrust ana ocSp1 u w t
,vr.,c who would deceive you-more arui than He'll he
would ensavc you and your postery ,hat on " 'Ii YOU
subiugaonhe might erect iHkO ttnat he 'iiu n' a
ciaes, in perjury and csimes' might riot upon your "yi
and enjoy more sccuy your property, your ubmisson ana
- - sdr,;,ncc BGaRCUS .1URELIUS.
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(SIGNED)
ST. Mary's County. Kent County,
John r. Platter Richard Frisby
Raphael Neale Jarvis Spencer
Luke w. Barber William Graves
Prince GEORGES County. Charles Connfg'
Jobn G. Herbert Thomas RogersOn
Francis M Hall George DentParNa','
Henry A. Calls Nicholas Sto"e''
Clement Dorsey
yorccst.r cou1tu Dorchester C0unH
Ephraim K Wilson Edward ufih"
Thomas NJ. Williams
Robert J. H. Handy
Littleton Quinton
calpe,t County. Montgomery County
Thomas Reynolds Abraham Jo"..
Peter Emerson John II. h5a
Joseph Ireland Edward Wv"
Richard Graham Charles Evan
Somerset count, AYegqny County,
George w Jackson beai How" o..
Arnold F ZONES Thomas Blair
Esme W. Wallar
Henry Long - ,,.rv's, NJ
~ Henry NeaIe, from St MAJ a.. from
Boyer, from Kent, Captain SomeFsfm rora .AIIs'
Prince Georges, and MIR. Cres'p' ~
gany, did NOT attend
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potomack and Shenandoah Ma
vigation Lottery.
By authority Qftae ssate.ef Narylsrd.
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY
For improving the Navigation OF the foto
mack and Shenandoah Rivers,

For improving the Navigation OF the TOTO
mack and Shenandoah Rivers,
srcosD Glass OF 10000 TICKETS.
j Prize of 10000 dollars, is 10000
i do. Of $4,000 dollars, IS l2sooo
Il do. of 10000 dollars, is io'ooos
do of 5000 dollars, IS lo,ooo
10 do. of iooTickets in this 10000
Glass each, is. at 10 dollars.)
ST do. of 1000 dollars each, IS . a'oe9
90 do. of 500 dollars each' IS 49,
a. do. of 100 dollars eacii' Is 4'aoo
100 do. of so dollars EACH IS s'ooo
$500 do. of - dollars each' Is 0f'ooo
1910 Prizes. 1o'oOo
s,4so Blanks. $.
10000 Tickets at 10 dollars each,is 100000
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100 DOLLARS REWApn

RAN AWAY on the 30th June last fam
the estate of Daniel M'Csrty, dece,,.a '
the county of Westaaoreian and site -
Virginia, a Negro iAan named JERRY II
bout thirty five years Of age, dark como,,
ion, ubout six feet high, bad counten,ns
and remarkable scar acloss lis nose m5
another on his head, little above his kr
head he had Oh homespun tsilied warn
and cotton round jacket and pantalocas 81
There is no doubt but he vii! change bis
clothes it is therefore thought unaecess9y
to describe them more Particularly. lii
expected that he has procured pass, or,
forged certificate of hi, freedom, as he went
from neighbofhood whcre there are many
free negroes WHO write, AID from whom lie
might very readily Obtain copy Of their
pass, or certificate of freedom. It's corh.
IDENTITY expected that ne Will endeayOr TO get
TO some OF the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since in the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars WILDE gNcl
if taken in the county, and if out Of The state
and secured in any Jail, 80 that get him e
gain. the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
n. 3. All masters OF vessels and o'fti
persons, arc hereby lorewarned IRON ha'o'''
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under tse scgerest pm
alties CT the law. II, D.
September Is 20
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ORIGINAL
E3MIIY MEDICINES,


prenared with the greatesicare & altc'sloii
gY MICHAEL LEE, & 20.
Lets Norm Dcssro ing LozeHges.
Tbis medicine is, superior to any ever Oh
e.redt to the public, being innocent ana MIC,
certain and ehicacious inits operations
Lees EHrir,
certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
as.hmas and particularly the whoeplng
con rh 50 destructive to children.
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So well known for the cure of Rheuma-
tisn, govt, palsy, sprainss, ETC.
LEES Grand Restorative, :.
Proved by long experience to be nhequai
lad m thr. cure Of nervous disorders, con-
.umptons. lowness ofspirits, inward weak
ness, etc. mn
Lees dnti-bi2ous PiHe,
E.,, r,revention and cure Of bilious and
" Lee's SOVEREIGN Ointment fer the Hch,
Which is warranted an aniallbie remedy
at one application Nh.
Lees Irtalhble Ague q Fever Drehs'
For the cure of agues, remlttent and IN
tcrinittent fevers
ce,ehrgtcd for the cure Of ringworms, tet
tiers, etc w
Lce's Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual remedy for all diseases IN the
eyes. ,..e
Which give immediate reiet.
Lee's Tooth-Hche Drohs,
Lees Corn Pln'ster,
Lees Damask Lin Safve,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .Hnodyne Eha5r,
For the cure OF every kind of headache.
The Indian Vegetable Specific,
For the cure of VenereM complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proPfie-
tor. No. %, Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
4. GRAY, bookseller, King ana
n, KINGSTON, FairtaS-street, AieAah-
dria.
To country merchants ant' Others VINO
purchase 70 sell again, liberal discount VIII
nc given by the proprletors. -.
To detect counterfeit, observe each s''i-
Gle has. on the outside wr@Pper, the s'g'ia-
ture OF MILE hEh LGi'' "'''
N. B. Attic places OF sale may be had
(eratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex'
tIsordina,v cases Of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith iuscrtaa-
June 90
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r e M O Y a &.
A d a NJ Z Z N n.

rTAS removed his HARDWARE oToRK,
III and IEwELRY STORE, to his NEW
Hausr opposite the Domestic Warehouse,
KINGS Street, where he offers for sale,
II General Assortment Of
Ironmongery Cutlery, Saddlery, Brass, Ja-
panned Ware, Plated Ware, jewellery,
Silver Ware, and Military Goods, VIZ -
Building Materials, Carpenters and other
Tools, Cabinet Wares, Plated and 1inncd
Saddlery, Files and Rasps, JapaH,ed lea
a'rays, Bread Baskets, and Cotton y w ooi
Cards, Ivory. Buck, and Common Iab.e
and Desart Knives and Forks, Pen Kniyes,
R.zors and Scissors, Britannia Coffee and
Tea Pots, Hated and Brass Carriage and
Gig Mounting, Neetiles and Pms, Pot Me-
raj. Bar Iron, Steel Nails, Nail Rods. Hoop
Iron and Piow Plates, and a great variety OF
other Articles.
7ezusJIey and Plated Ware.
Pearl, Pearl and Topaz, Pearl and Cor.
nelian. and Plain Cold Ear Hoops, Lar
i Rings and Drops, and Brooches of the ne W
est Fashion, Gold Watch Chains, Corncllan
Watch KSys, SC. SC
Plated Casters, Candlesticks, lea Sets,
SC.
Military Goods.
Gold and S;lTer LpauIcits, Lace, Cord,
Swords, Dirks, Silk Sashes, Piumes, *.
Looking Glasses.
Having taken his Jewellery BUSINESS IN
der his own management again, he will exc
cute orders in the God and Silver Smith
business as formerly.
March Ii. ota"~".
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AGRICULTURAL.

T>IE Subscribers propose to publish
4 for the benefit Of themselves and their
sister Stanard, fiji y agricultural essays which
appeared in their paper during the last year
stoned ARAroR, in one volume, neatly bound
in boards, cut, and colored Ten essays up
on draining ard other subjects will be added
to the fly which have already appeared.
The whole will De revised ny the author and
vii, make one volume of about sa5 daodec'-
mo pages. Price on delivery Of the book, one
dollar and fifty cents.
A discount of ten per cent. viii be made
to those who subscribe for ten ,oples, and
Il 10 yer cent for tHenty
Subscriptions are receiued at this once ana
at The di9ereut Bookstores in the District.
John NJ. Carter.
James B. Carter.
Georgetown, Col Feb. March
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7has IS to gaze Notice,

That the subscribers, OF Alexandrls county,
in the district Of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
fers Of administration On the personal estate OF
EpHRAIM MILLS, late of the county
aforesaid, decd. al persons having Claims
agaii.st the said deceased are hereby warn,
ca 20 exhibi. the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers, on or before the
28th day of July next, or they may ~ law
bs excluded from all bsnefit OF said es
fate: aadthose iniebted thereto arc required
to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 28th day OF )s-
Rebecca Mills, Adm'x.
Tho's Locke, Admir-.
of Ephraim Mills.
January % coo"
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For .eaIe or Rent,
VERY handsome TWO oioi

A VERY handsome TWO oioAt
IA BRICK HOUSE on The upper ' t.a
Of King Street, sdjoiniag the i D"e D5
Houses Of Capt. Mark Butts, and Mr' f~
meas Janney. The House is coInmoa'Ou N.Y.
with excellent Cellars, ard Aas been 'a',
finished in very handsome st''e' 10" ~ i"
town to surp2ss it. 1t is well csIsG@tu =, :;
a Dry Good or Grocery Store AID Ps"E r.
Rooms to accommodate q gshtee' '"'I r,,,
Possession may be had Immediately w.,
Their particulars enquire Of the Su ,,:'l o.
Horace Field,
Who has foy s,le as usual at MS S'I NH,
nufactory on Union Street, sP'Ss ..a .,. ~
Brads and spriss Of every dssc3p., wv, nd
Wholesale orrelai1. Country Ae,V"@ .,.,r.
others, may be supplied Oh the 81 sno' .a,a,c
tee, and every favor thanAiul'! "'
lodged. eo.f
March 10.
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F R 6 SH NJ E DIc,r
WILIIfM H4Ppnn

: -, : - ! q ~ H.5EPEP !.
dPolHSse,4RY aaa IRucr,' y.
andre. Eairjoa Slyeet oftNni d,
Hsg,haPsopS, AID nes ll l,. ffrsll
>LiOyD.S,- ''o'r % 81
II 40 Just received:n adtitjo, ).
l. 4 mef Stock, a general ., :" " $50
nfdicines OF the first quality, an - ne
will sell Wholesale and rets,l ~ ~ Who J.
terms as they cai,be parchases w. VI as vi
Or Philada!phia Country Meros a-.das.
Physicians can he supplied en- l ,sa q
terms Tor cash, or On good cr r,t "'
has also received genera as,o', w.t. !,
SursEal Iasvnmenfe, iikevi:e '''e'l 1
The fotloTying Patent Medici,..
IVheaton's jruadice bitters, w :
Lo Itch Ointment,
CooIey's Vegetable Elixir, e., .
Coles Asthmas, Consumption, . V'N
Rawson's Worm Powaers, w.
Thonpson's Toothe Paste, J
Essence of Mustard, a
Sings Itch Ointment SC. &c. c,
hp The highest cash price o;,,, !
Snake Root.
March 7
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PUBIIC SALE

Blu virtue eta decree Of me O"I'( rr,grBi1,
Circuit Court Of The District q II ,a Sab,
held at .Aleraadria, qyN be ert5sfa "a. y
on the IAN day Of MarcA, al > ,:s+n',otpd
A Piece OF Ground, Sl' ,aJr.-
on Fayette Alley, in the town 90 Of h't from tho
beginning at the distance OF 60 = 5aS '.s AIisb
intersection of Union Street & Fsys.- thence
and running on the said Alley go Vast Sy IS iset
North rs feet inches-thence v thence 10
thence South IS feet lnch .-1 motifs
the beginning. Terms of Sale to s', at the
for good endorsed notes, ns ss1 az trust Oh
Rank Of Alexaudria, and deed Oh >
the property. :.s;;onerS,
IN cots
March 10
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Janusry 90
Twenty Dollars Reward.

IN AN away from PaImcr's Packet, few
ss, days since, BLACK GIRL, who
calls herself Nancy Green, about 8 or 20
years Of age. She is tall and very sim !;
with roua,l face, AID full e3es Size had
on an old calico gown, p>ir Of new coarse
Stockings, and at tie time OF her eiopenent
a colored handkerchief on her head. She may
prsbably change her dress. Any person Sc
curing the said Negro Girl IN anv jail, shall
receive the above Reward, on application TO
the Printer
February 20 eoti.
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District of Columbia,
Alexandra County-to lvit'

November 1 efin, 80
Aaro, Hawes and Elizabeth his Wl'c,
loan Swerd and Sarah his wlis,
and ade,ine Watts, George Watts
and Henry Watts, the three last
infants under the age of twentp-ohc
wears, by Henry Watts, their next
friend, pecuniary Legatee OF John
Watts, deceased, Comf!ainants,
against
lanes Webb and Sarah his wife, the =
only Child Of Alexander I. Watts,
deceased, William Bolt, son OF
Thonas 3 1t, & Elizabeth his wife,
late Elizabeth Watts, Vim. King,
Henry K;n~, Perry King, Alexan-
der King, Edward King, Casharine y
Kinr, children of Henry King, and X
Ca ,rine his wife, late Catharine
Watts, William Watts, John c.
Waits, George Watts and Charles
c.. S. Watts, children OF George
Watts, deceased, Betsey Watts,
Henry Watts, James Watts, SUI
sannah Watts and Amanda Watts,
children of Samuel Watts, add re-
siduary Lega:ees Of John Watts,
deceased, De}enoa'HS.
The defendants James Webb.
and Sarah his wife, the only child of Alex
,,der r. Watts, deceased, William Bolt,
con Of Thomas Bolt, and Elizabeth his wife,
,a,, Elizabeth Watts, William King, Fenry
King, Perry King, Alexander King, Edward
King. Ca,harine King, children of Henry
King. ard Catharine bis wife, late Catharine
Watts, William Watts, John {. Watts,
George Watts and Charles &. 5 Watts.
children Of George Watts, deceased, bstsey
Watts, Henry Watts, James Watts, susan
nah Watts, and Amanda Watts, children OF
Samuel Watts. and residuary Leg tees OF
Holm Watts, deceased, not having entered
their appearance and given security accord
inr to the statute and the rules OF this court
and it appearing 10 ehe satisfaction OF the
cou upon affidavit, that the said defendants
are not Inhabitants Of this district: On mo-
ton of the said compliments by their coun-
sci, it is ordered, that the SAID defend
ants do appear here en- the first Gay OF 'usy
term next, and answer the bill OF the COM
painants, and that a copy OF this order DC
forthwith inserted for two months success
siyely in ore of the public newspapers pub
,ished in Alexandria, and that another CO.
| NV be posted at The front door OF the court
house of the said county. 4 copy--Iest,
G.. Deneale, c. C.
| January IS 2aWzm
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TO RENT,

THE WAREHOUSE at present ocou-
{ pied by Messrs Gibson and Ross on
the corner of King and Patrick streets Pos
session may be had on the 18th OF Nsarch
next. For terms. apply to ROBERT YOUNG,
in Alexandria, or to
William Smith.
Dumfries, Feb. s. Jan. 10 2aw9t
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7,5io Prizes.
is,4so Blanks.
10000 Tickets at 10 dollars each,is 100000
STATIONARY PRIZES.

,r,hs .f;cst drawn Z 900 Blanks to be entitled
toS IL each, subject to deduction OF -
per GEM. Ticket the Isl dAy, 1000
= * the sd day 500
~ ,Io the 7th day, 1000
- w. Ia. the 10th day, 500
Let do. do. the 10th, 18th, 18th
18th, sotla, 2ist, ed, Esd, Path and
2sth, day (excepting tbs Tickets
1 Coz g;rssss each. 10000
do the 9th day, 5000
~ do. the soth day, 10000
ID. the sad day, 1000
lst do. do. the s5th day. $4,000
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Jan. Term, 1879,
ORDERED. That the administrators OF T.
puRA1m M1LLs, decd, do insert the following
advertisement three times In each7"eek foi
six weeks, in the Alexandra newspapers
A copy. Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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Just Published,
Fer Sale by ROBERT GRAY,

-
kn aeGolnt OF Expeditions to the Sosroes
cfthc MISSISSIPPI. and through the Western
parts os Louisiana, tc tie Source OF the Ar
Ia ssa y, }.aliss la Platte, and Pierre Jaun Ri-
vSr.-~perfo rnlce BY osdef OF tae government
az tflss IJaiissa States during the years 1905.
$780, and 805-
hA.1 4 FOUR F'i7R9GGH
The interior I'arts Of Ne1o SPaaf,
When conducted thtousb these Provinces
!. by order OF the Captsin General. in ths year
l8a7~-6y Moor z. M. Fise---ilustrated
with M3ps aud Charts.
Ptice With the Plates saperate, S Is
Ditto with Tie Plates bound In ct.
Ditto in soaYds, 20
cT Subscribers viii please call Tor their
JUST RRcETTED.
A supply Of Carey Family
Bibles, and Adgats's Music.
July Is X. u.
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a ~
ZOO Tickets to be considered one days
draaing. :. eo ooo
dollars PAYABLE in Tickets IN the % .isss.
5000 dollars of the above prize OF i2'ooo
dollars, PAYABLE il Tickets In the So class
1000 dollars of the above Prize OF ie'ooo
dollars. payable in Tickets IN the Sd cla*s.
. 800 dollars of each OF the Prizes ot5,ooo
dollars. psga5le in Tickets In the 81 class.
zoo dollars af each of the first Il drawn
pr;zss Of 1000 dollars eaes e not stationary
.,avahle IN Tickess In the So class
rhe Tickets constituting Prizes 10 this
C,.sss To consist 6f sile numbers from lo,o0i
70 il 900 inclusive each Rnndred to De one
r.,~a the lowest nunlber for the 9Th day.,
tbe next lowest Tor the 18th day, and SO on
until the 10 prizes are drawn
Purchasers OF 100 Tickets, or more, to be
entitled to a credit OF thirty days after the
drawinr Of this class, Tor notes with approx
ed indorsers.
Ali Prizes not de manded within 10 months
sitter the drawing Of this ciasS, will be con-
si9ered as given up for the bsneht OF the
Lotterx.
prizes Of 10 collars drawn in the First
Glass, will be received 10 payment OF tickets
il this Glass at s % dollars, being deduc-
ton of Is per cent. only
The Managers of the Potomack and She
,n,naoah Navigation Lottery having COM
nl,.Sedsths drawing of the first class, they
t~nst 20 the satisfaction of all concerned,
which has given a stimulus to the improve
Ynent of the navigation OF those rivers, that
PROMISES SPEEDY completion OF that useful
work Offer this scheme to the public un.
der well founded expectation that it Will
meet with their appreciation and support
na,ticularly of all immediately interested IN
,oar;ny tho.e rivers nayig&ble AT al seasons
CHARLES. SfAfAIS, President,
JOHN NJ SON,
I)NAN THO MPSON,
WILLIAM STEW Art,
GEORGE PETER,
Directors,
T-.kr,,.rv Ok e-5-- eO3m.