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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

NOR TIiRF--FTur Women, who cool coc..s
washers AID roneis, Two Of whom hnvs ~ q
s'iidreu. II is preferable 10 the iia; th,T
should live in the eoantg. Apply 20 Gle printer
Jan. s. 50
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MANUEL u. ADAMS, is now receiving from
~ Now-York, Philadelphia and Baltimore the fel
owing articles, viz.
Iea and coffee Urns Whips, assorted
Plated Candicsticks, sill Giith Web
edged and psin, Curtain Fringe. assorted
japan'd Candiestcks Saddle Nails
Ivory handle Knives and Carpenters Planes as
Forks sorted
Lone and Buck handle do. Brass Top Tenders, with
do. nobs =
Plate Warmers Do plain and ;ointed
Dish Stands Shovels, longs & Poker
knne Cases Crates, brass mounted
Tea Trays plain
Bread aud Knife Trays Files, assorted
brittAnia Tea Pots Castings, do.
Table Casters Nails, Nail Rods, Hoop.
Footmcn apd Chatting Bar and Sheet Iron
Dishes Shot, Sheet g. Bar Lead
Silver, Tortoise Shell and Window Glass, z by Q, 8
Steel Spcctaclcs by 10, 9 BY II, 10 by
Ivory and Horn Combs ~, 10 by II, 12 by IS,
Morocco Pocket Books 10 by 16 and i2 by Is
Curtain Pins, assorted Wheat Fans,
Plated Saddicry and Gigg Stoves, Ploughs,
Mounting Screen and Riddle Wire
English * American Sal | Lime and Coal Screens
die Trees &c. &c.
Which, added to his former stock, composes re.
neral assortment OF lronmonsery, Cutlery, Plated
& Brass Wares, offered for sale On moderate terms
Cash given for old Brass, Copper, Pewter and Lead
Richmond, Dec. 20. VS.
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tTDUCATION.-OTi "Wednesday, the first dsy Of
~ January next, SCHOOL will be opened by
the subscribers for the Education of youth of both
scxes-separate rooms having been procured in the
brick building two doors below the Custom House,
for this purpose.
In this school win be taught the English, the Latin
and Greek Languages, Epistolayy Composition, En-
gGsh Grammar, Geography, including the use of the
Globes, together with such other branches OF Sci
nee as are usually taught in American schools.
The term will be divided into two equal parts call
ed Sessions, at the end OF each Of which, there will
be public examination, in order that those who feel
themselves Interested III the school may have OPP
portuny of Judging TO the progress which the stu
dents may have made in their respective studies--
Each Session Will also be divided into two equal parts,
called Quarters.
The price of tuition for those who receive instr,lc-
ton in reading, writing and arithmetic, will be 8
per quarter-H English Grammar and Geography
be added to these, the price will be S so per quar-
ter--Dut for those who study any other branch of
science, the price of tuition will be s &c per quarter.
Two dollars will also be expected annually in adj
vance from each student, for fuel servants hire,
&c:
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sNJ LILLIAN SHAPARD has for sale til,
w following GOODS, Uiz:
200 sacks Salt, mostly Lii Glass salt cellars
vcrpool filed Race AID ground ginger
1900 lbs. Coffee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
green Salt petre, iudgo
IS crates assorted queens Chocolate, Birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard
and in Hbds Imperial aud Gunpoxder
SO barrels Sew-England Tea
Rum Powder and Shot
w. l. ~. Snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do. Logwood
Baltimore w hiskey [ Writing aud Printing va.
Caruther's and Ley per
burns rectifed Wits German Rolls
keyin barrels and tier Sack bags and sackng
Ravens Duck
Ncw-YOrk prime and Romal llandkcrehiefs
Scw-Or.eans Pork
Ciipt and whole Her american nianata1w
rings ed Goods, vic:
Swe'les and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
Ger,nan, Crawley aud Stripes
EEste.'cd Steel Checks
Window Glass Shifting
China in sG,altoses Shcetnig
ttaf pint and Plat turn- Chambrays
hlcrs ] Plaids and
Wine giasses Cotton Yarn
Sep,s r,beri20. tf
TIE LETTERS OF
Pc TER PL YMLEY
Fer s.!i-E AT 1xfE ENQuMER oFNcE.
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GALES AT AUCTfON.--Wlb be Sold, at
~ the Vendue Office Of the subscriber, on Tues
day, the 9TH instant without reeerve-
IS Hhds. Museeyado SUGAR, (part very hail.
yme,)
Half Pipe Madeira Wine,
Pipe real Cogniac BRANDY,
"A quantity Of Gun-Powdcr and " III. TEA Of
superior quality, in boxes & canisters
A quantity Of CHINA, Tea and Coffee Cups &.
Saucers,
Pipes Old, country GIN,
Keg Spanish INDIGO,
/ Cask Pitchers
or Nu,,negs, Martinique CORDIAL, old CCE.
FEE in terces and Bags, and many other articles.
Terms made known ut sale.
JAMES BROWN, jr. " M
Jan. L. tIs
n ? Hourly expected by the schooner Carlton,
Captain Boyd, fom Ecw-fork, 10 Hogshcads yerT
prime ntigua RUN, and SO barrels prime Green
COFFEE.
NEARSHAL'S SALES.-T3Y VIRTUE or A
We DECREE of the court of the United States
for the fifth Circuit and Virginia District pronounc
ed in q suit depending in the said court. between
Thomas Pnkcrton and Daniel Bell, surviving ass:c-
nces Of Donald and Burton, plaintiffs, and David
Ross and others, dcfcndauts--DfA be Sid. to tie
highest bidder, for ready money, at Public Auction.
az the Eagle Tavern in the City of Richmond, op
the fifth day Of February next all that tract Of Laid
belonging to the sid David Ross, in the county Of
Campbell, c,Iled and known NV tie name Of the Ok
ford Iron Wnr's, much thereof as will he ne-
cessary 10 raise certain of money in sn de-
cree mentioned. Aud a'so, number of SLAVES,
Ike wise The pro erty of the sail David Ross.
WM MANN. y. III FIR
ANDREW MOORE, VI Y.D.
jan. T. tbs
5TOR TIiRE--FUr Women, who are cool cocI.s
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DISTRICT TONNAGE NJ THEU. STATES.
Treasury AetG.1nent, Dec i2th, 1911.
SIR-I have the hoaes to transmit the annual
Statement Oh abe District Tonnage Of the United
Ststes the 3lst Of December 1910, together with
explanatory letter OF the Register of the Treas-
~.
! have the honor tobe,
Very respectfully
Your obcdiens servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
TIE Hon. the Speaker of the
Hbase Of Representatives.
TREASURY pEPAnrMENT,
Registers Office, Dec. 7th, 1911.
SIR-I have the honor TO transmit the annual stare
nent to the 31st December 1910. OF the district
tage OF the u States
Tons. 95ths.
The registered tonnage Is stated IN
said abstract, at 1884, o5
The enrolled and licensed, at iO5, $40 90
Ahe fishing vessels, at IS l67 4s
Amounting to l,i2i,7S3 q
The tonnage on which duties were
collected during the same year
amounted, as follows:
Registered tonnage paying duty on
each voyage, a1639l SO
Enrolled and licensed tonnage
employed in the coasting trade,
paying annual duty, 3iA,6S7 SO
Fishing vessels the same; SO,2uS so
A22l, 2SS So
yTofe--Iuties were also
paid Oh tonnage owned
by citizens of the Uni
ted States, engaged in
foreign trade. not re-
gistered. SO,O4i SIS
Do. I'm the ecasting trade, SO GO
------ 5000 So
etss'- '.----------
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To the Eait3r Of the Enquirer.
SIR-With the feelings natural to an Author, I
am solc.toos tiat tn owing Elegy should be diff
fused through the UEited States; and know no
means more eiIrctual to accomplish this object than
the Insertion of it in your paper l, therefore,
treat that you will admit it into the Enquirer
am, Sir,
Your very humble servant,
The .lathor u The Natural Bridge, q Porn,
Richmond, Dee. 20, 1911
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~AMUEL 6. ADAMS, is now receiving from
~ Now-York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the fei-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07
Total amount of tonnage on which
duties were collected,

u Okht amount Vi tOnDaHe On WniCN
duties were collected,
The amount OF the registered ton-
mage, AS examined and settled at
th- Treasury, from the accounts
of the Collectors of the several
districts, is stated at oSA, 269
5s95 tons. This aggregate is
something more than the true a
mount to correct which, lists
of the outstanding registers are
forming at the Treasury, rom
the marine records. Upon each
collector being furnished with q
list OF outstanding registers,
comprehenting the number,
name < tonnage of each vessel, J
applicable 10 his district, he viii
BE enabled to correct the same
BY striking off those vessels which
NO longer belong thereto. From
these results, corrected state
nent will be exhibited for the
ensuing year. l beg leave to
observe, that on q former occasi-
Oh, you rcsorted to this mode
and on which, your communica-
ton was made to the House OF
Representatives of the United
States, Oh the 9th February,
1902,
The enrolled and licensed tonnage
is stated ut the amount upon
which the annual duty was col
lected in 1910, on that dcscripti-
on of tonnage, as being the most
correct, and may be considered
nearly the true amount,
The fishing vessels the same,
She district tonnage of the Uni
ted States, on SIst Dea. 1910, is
estimated at
Or the registered tonnage, amount
ing, as before stated, to 984,-
200 s-95, it has been ascertain
ed, that there were engaged in
the Whale fishery,
EhrOllsd x licensed, also in the
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=. H. TURNER.
~. ChIII. HELL

Richmond, Dec, 90. 2aw3w
or n. B. The opening Of the above school is IN
avoidabiy postponed Until Tuesday the 7ih of Jan'y.
r. 81 e..
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JAMES TOWN.


AN ELEGY.
described to Francis Emes, Of Boston.
Oer Powhatsn's majestic food
The orb OF day descends the sky,
And, gliinmerng, lights the church-yard wood,
Where the hrst Settlers mingled lie.
Now fainter sounds the shriins oal
VT locust from the oak afar,
And to the stee: les ived-wall
The pigeon futters thrcugs, the air.
Pcnsiye, view the rooaess wall
Where once the Atlantic fathers bent,
And, peaiing, prais'd the Lord Of all,
With incense from the boscEl seat.
Stu is the voice that woss,,ip'd God,
And dim the snppiieaGng eve,
God Is the hand, beneath the clod,
That begged down blessings from on higiE
Here often mus'd, with orow sublime,
The gallant Smith, for arms rs,ownd,
Whose pOiislTd lance, in Torksy's cline
Threw horse aud horse man t. the ground
Aud here off raam'd the tawn, maid
Whose bosom heaVd ut passions call;
For IN the town, savage glade,
Besstless love is lord of an.
Now Ger the Settlers uuweps grave,
HE night-bird aiakes his funeral moan
And, rising from the tranquil wave,
The queen Of night ascends her throne
SO still is now the lone church-yar,I
That from the sea-woca, sandy V~orink
The dapper elves afsr are heard,
Footing their waving nor,5co round.
And here where meditation dweIis.
| seek the unprotected grave.
Where sleep within their narrow ccs
The rovers DER the Atlantic wave.
Death DER The earth extends lis hand
From troyic sun to polar snow
and those who seek foreign s.yand
Awi,'t alike tue unerring blow.
Iiaply one lies 'cneatIs this turf
Who hop'd again - eroas the deer,
but scarce escap'd the. A;i>Dtic SUIT;
Death rock'd lin Ia eter,a! slc~g
h. f'iss1'' % snUoiS -. i.s~l Of pain;
no friend 10 watch lis asking e.:
lie brcatlI'd q Sisli bet o,,J the mn.a,
And gave to home las parting sigh.
a bsrd perhaps tbs eold-cloi hides,
NtO o. heucati, the r@rres'-s'ei'e,
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II appears by the Collectors abstracts that 1917,
SIS SOS tons vessels built in the year 1910,
whereof 1O2,479 1895 tons were registered and
4S,096 l4,95 tons were enrolled.
have the honor to be,
With the greatest respect,
Sir,
Vonr most obd't. humble servant,
JOSEPH NOURSE, Register.
Hon, .4i6ert GakIatin,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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ZEN SEnMONH,

BY IN NJ II . NJ u X, IL. u.
fire nozv publishing By CoTqoM e S9'E|AR9'
on the .foNozving Subjects, viz.
No. lon the signs of the times
No. lion repentance, detailing the cara
nifty at Richmond.
No. III-Felix trembling.
No. Woods claim upon the young.
No. V-Religion recommended to YOUTH
rom the infrmities attending old age.
No. VI-The eAFuson of the Spirit on thS
day of Penticost, glorious confirmation OF tho
gospel. !,
No. VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but
better covenant securing to believers splritua'
blessings
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. IX--Life and Immortality brought 70
light.
No. X-On Irre$olution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Aneodotes'
Those wishing to possess the above Sermons
Will please to call and subscribe.
sC7e The two first are now published al"
ready for delivery-Subscribers are respe'P
fully requested to call or send for them.
nriI
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-09
A Tract of Land,

Containing between two huoared and two
hundred and fifty acres, situate on Quanuco
Run and within Two miles of the town Of
Dumfries. The land has been cultivated as
a farm, and has On it convenient small
Dwelling.House and Ofices-Also, Mill
ON good stream and favorable seat which
from It's intrinsic advantages and proximity
to the town of Dumfries and to navigation,
it is believed might be employed to great ad.
vantage to the proprietor. The Land will
be sold subject to Mrs. Sowden's right of
dover And the Sale will certainly be made
on the day above mentioned.
The Commissioners.
lime 2awtGs.
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Iohn Fewel, Tailor.
FOR SALE,
4 UaJaubIe Mulatto House. Ser
UGNt,

UGNG,
About 80 years of age with her Three
Children-~2 boys-one Q the other years
old, and girl about 6.-She understands
house work generally, and is said to Cook,
Wash and Iron well, is offered for no fault,
and will be sold on liberal credit, or for
cssh. A sale for term of years IN or near
the Town would be preferred.
Enquire cfthe PRINTER.
May IL. 2aWtt.
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Burr Mill Stones and Boiling
Cloths-for Sale.

IHAVE ,ust received cargo of REAL
French Burgs. Having good workmen TO
make the.n up, can at short notice supply
any demand that may offer tor Mill Stones.
have also lately received from the MANI
factory of the Kings, good assortmentot
Boiling Cloths, which are offered for sale on
moderate terms, by
Isaac MsPherson.
Baltimore, March IS soSm
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May 26
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Il
SCAPED from the Jail of Prince Will
~ am County on the 22d of April Negro
Man named BACCUS. He is about feet
or inches high, dark complexion, we'll made
for his height; had on when he escaped
blue roundabout and linen sailor trousers; he
had been runaway 2 or 5 years and been fol-
lowing the water, has been to the West Indies
and will likely try to get on board of some
vessel. will give the above Reward to any
person that will apprehend said Negro and
secure him in any Jail SO that get him again,
and all reasonable expences paid if delivered
to the subscriber.
John Fewel, 5a'lor.
P. S. All masters Of vessels is forewarned
from carrying away the said slave under the
penalty of the law.
Dumfries, April 81. 2awl9t*
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Robert Gray,
Sale of Land.

By virtue Of Dcclee of the superior Court
of Chencery for the Richmond District,
in suit between Charles Ewell, represent.
alive of james Nuschett, Plaintiff and
John SOW en-. Defendant, will be sold to
the highest bidder, for cash at the Court.
House ia the town of Dumfries, on the first
Monday in luly next
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TO RENT,

A Convenient Two Story Brick Dwell
N LING-HOUSE commodious frame
WAREHOUSE, situated on the corner Of
KING and Columbus Streets, opposite Mr..
ssrhomas w. Peyton's Store. They will be
rented together or separately, and possession
given the goth June Apply to Mr.. Thomas
IRWIN, or
John Adam.
nv 2awtf
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June s
twenty Dollars Reward.

WCILf DtlIdi D Az w al u.
RAN away from the Subscriber on the 10th
of May, inst. ar Apprentice 10 the House
Carpenter and Joiner trade, named
Jesse Hn1aIe.
lo years Of age, aoolt feet inches high,
chuncky and well made, short brown hair,
hazle eyes and good complexion-had on
new blue Cloth Coat, domestic Waistcoat sBd
Pantaloons, striped Jlue and white. 1t ]. sup.
posed he is gone towards Winchester. VII!
give the above reward to ANY person who VIII
secure him so that get hl.a again, and rea'
sonable charges ifbrought hcme.
edward Daley.
All persons are forwarned against harbor'
ing or employing him, as will put the Ia"
il force against offenders. T. D.
Alexandra, Nav q. ST.
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May 6


AT Superior Court of Chancery' holoen
at the Capitol in Richmond, the 2sth DAY OF
February, 1912
John P. Smith, PAaintD'
against
Elisha Janney, Jacob Jannsy, Philip care,
Bernard Aose, jun Philip Slaughter and
Fleming Bates, Dsfrndants
Jacob Weaver, Piaint8,
Elisha Janney, Bernard Hoee, Jun. and mi
lip Care, DEFENDANTS,
and
James Green, Plaintiff,
against
Elisha Janney, Jacob Janney, Philip Care,
Bernard Hoee, Jun Philip Slaughter, fle-
ming Bates, Bernard Gallagher, Thomas
T. Page, Henson Hoee and Richard M.
Scott, Defendants.
For reasons appearing to the Court, it is
ordered. that one of the Commissioners do
make up and report to the Court an account
OF III the effects of the defendant, Elisha
Janney, which have come to the hands OF
Richard VI Scott Esq or sire conveyed to
him bv the deed Of trust among the exhibits
in these causes, and an account OF the debts,
with statement of the evidence thereof, that
were due from the said Janney, at the time
of the execution of the said deed, distinguish
ine those creditors who have acceded to the
same. but this order is not to sfFect the rights
of either party, which are to remain open as
heretofore.
Signed
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500 Tickets to be considered one DAY
drawing. ~ OH
First drawn Ticket, the 10th, 18th, 18th,
10Th. slst. s2d, 23d, oath, 26th and 9th
DAYS, (the Tickets constituting Prizes except
eal each. entitled to 100 Tickets IN this
Class.
Prizes payable so days after the drawing
is completed, subject to Is per cent oeouo-
ton.
Last drawn 500 Tickets each day troEa
the 4lstto the 5oth day inclusive, entitled 10
10 dollars, payable in Tickets IN the Sd Lass
The Tickets constituting Prizes IN tins
Glass, to consist of the numbers from io'ooi
TO II ooe inclusive each hundred to DC one
nrize. the lowest hundred for the 10Th day.
tine next lowest for the 18th day, and so on
until the 10 prizes are drawn
Purchasers of 100 Tickets, or more, TO Dc
entitled to credit Of thirty days al'er INC
drawing of this class, for notes with approx
ed indorsers +hs
An Prizes not demanded within ! , months
after the drawing of this class WIZ, "0 III W.
sidered as given up for the oshell' % 'n'
Lottery. 4,o Fret
Each Prizc Of 10 dollars drawn IN the ne. rlrs'
Class, will be received IN pay uieiic % "
in this Glass at eight dollars and NIFTY GEMS ns
The Managers of the Potomack ana ohe'
nandoah Navigation Lottery having COM
nIa.ad tbe drawing OF the first class, they
p trnst 10 the satisfaction of all concerned
which has given stimulus to the improve
ncn, Of the navigation of those rivers that
promises speedy completion of that useful
work offer this scheme to the puAllc un-
der we'll founded expectation that 1t will
meet with their appreciation and support
particularly of all Immediately interested IN
making those rivers navisabie at all seasons
CHARLES SIMMS, President
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THOMPSON, Drec-
WILLIAM STEWART, { tors.
GEORGE PETER,
April 8 eoom
/ eP Tickets in the above Lottery may be
had at the company's Office in Georgetown,
Of the Treasure where will be received
| Ten Dollar Prizes in the first class in pay
ment for Tickets in this class.
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A Copy-Test,
VIM. w. Henning, c c.
Fafrtar County, Commissioners Office,
MINI S5tb 1919

May ash, 1912
THE subscriber ha.ing oeen required to
execute the above order, gives notice, that
he viii attend at the house OF John Goodwin,
West End, Fairfax County, on Thursday,
the 25th day of June next, for that purpose,
at o'clock in the morning, at which time
and place the several perso coming within
the purview of the sid order, are desired to
attend with those documents which viii be
necessary to enable him to comply with the
terms and directions OF the decree.
Jas. Keith, NJ. c.
May &c zaWiSoJ
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SCHEME OF


oo0 IL Is 600
IVY 70 10000
ne prize. No, !. ', = s s!sst' $4,000
$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each Ss5U'Ooo
CASH PRIZES.
Subject TO deduction of fifteen per cent.
Stationary hrizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled to SSooo
5000 blanks 8i2 each
The next 1000 do, Is -,
60. Ticket after the 5000 blanks S5oo0
First drawn ticket on the 18th and until the
95th day $500 each
Do. 25th TO 35th Except
ing the Tickets constituting 100 Tickets
The said ten prizes to consist OF the num-
h.rs from 10 1000 inclusive, each ham
dred of the said 1000 to be one prize, the
first drawn hundred or lowest number for
the 25th day, and so regularly ascending to
he S5th oo
First drawn ticket on the 3sth $4,000
Do. 36th to 4st ooo
Do. 4lst to 5otb inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day 5o'ooo
The hrize 5ooksto consist Of Nos a 1000
The object contemplsted to be accomplish
ed BIZ the above scheme, is emincntly emil
tied 10 the favor and patronage OF the cltIS
gems Of Baltimore The establishment OF
Medical College will unquestionably have
beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our CITY on itperhaps may De
hereafter en- rated the other Colleges, ana
thus an university BIO constituted.
1t will however give US other important
adyantages-it will promote spirit OF IN
yesdgation 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 De
afforded by the medical profession. 1t may
also be proper to remark, that if this school
should prosper, as is anticipated, 1t will
cause large sums to be expended annually
in this city, which would otherwise be dis
bursco in other places.
We presume that those gentlemen who
are anxious for the advancement or the IN
terests of Baltimore, will give us their sup
mort on the above considerations.
To those who are inclined to profit them
selves at the same time that they encourage
us-we confidently say, that no scheme OF
lottery so splendid or promising as the a
boye, has ever been offered In this country
RP The commits Sioners having already
contracted for the sale of a sufficient number
of Tickets to authorize them In fixing the
earliest day for drawing, that the time ne
cessary for making preparations will admit,
GIVE NOTICE.
That the drawing of the Medical College
Lottery viii commence
On the 18th day of June next.
TICKETS
may be had by application 70 the Managers.
MANAGERS
John B. Davidge Midd'n d Magruder
James Niosher Isaac Purrell
John Comegys Benjamin Berry
Robert Cary Long George Winchester
B. III Mullikin John Crawford
d. A. smith, G. E. Mitchell
Hall Harrison p. II. Nlcklln
w Fl Ciendinen William M'Mechen
Fielding Lucas, jun. I. II. Worthingtor
William Gwynn William Jessop
David Hoffman Henry Thompson
Samuel Baker Charles A Warheld
James Cooke Charles Wirgman
Jonathan Meredith William Lorman
jeremiah Sullivan
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE