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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14

The news Of The third BRILLIANT naval ic-
terry was received in this city, through tho
medium es private letters. on the eyonmg of
Tuesday last, and having Leen annoulced
hv AN extra from. tue office uf the NutiCna.
ln,ciligcnccr, was hailed with the most
lively demonstrations Of JOY. The CITY was
generally, and i'll some part If it brilliantly,
Illuminated, as sonn as the day shut in.
1t so happened that the very evening of
its arrival had been previously selected; fer
" A naval ball' iii compliment 20 the officers
OF The navy generally, and particularly To
captain Stewart, in Acknowledgements cf
his pcli,eness to our citizens on q recent &C.
casicn. large and very respectable COM
pany assemblcd-the scene was grccc,l hv
the presence of nearly all the beauty and
fashion of our city. An was JOY and gaiety,
such as could scarcely admit Of augmentati-
ON. And vet il was destined TO he incrcas-
ed. About O'clock rumor was spread
through the assembly, that Lieut.. Hamilton,
the SIN Of the Secretary Of the Nav, had
reached the house, the bearer of the colors
ct the Macedonian, and dispatches from
Com. Decatur. The gentlemen crowded
down TO meet him. He was received with
loud cheers, and escorted to the festive
hall, where awaited him the embraces IF p
fond father, mother, sis ers Ii was q scene
easier felt chan described. The ,unn in
which the company had assembled had been
previously decorated with the trophies of
naval victory-tlie coors Of the Gncrrierc
and the Alert. displayed onthe walls, rous-
cd the proud feelings of patriotism, and had
revived in every mind The re Collection OF
the bravery which won them. The flag of
the Macedonian alone was wartipg to com
plete the group. 1t was produced and borne
into the hall by Caps. Hull and Stewart Sc
others of our brave seamen, amidst the loud
Vaccinations oftae COMPANY, and greeted
with national music from the band. The
amusemcnts of the evening, we need scarce
y add, were suspended from the time MIR.
Hamilton's arrival was announced. until the
fervor of the moment had in sons degree
subsidized. Mutual CALCULATIONS went round
the room !; a general expression of the tri-
butte due to skill & valor involuntarily broke
from the lips of all; and the smile of beau
tv, the need of valor. was liberallv bestow-
ed on the brave defenders IF their ccuntry's
rights. Subsequently, at the supper table, a
toast was given by one OF the managers
F" Commodore Decatur and tie officers and
crezy oftAe .fiigafc y. Stafes'-and receiv,
ed with the greatest enthusiasm, and repc.t-
ed piaudits. Such a scene, as this occasion
exhibited, we havencver before witnessed;
and never, never f" so long as memory holds
her seat, shall we forget IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14

Ea'fract Of a letter from, an american ger
Heman a RatiJar. 10 his J,icnd in this cisu
dated Nor. 9, 1872
Since have been here (about Is davs}
upwards of2o,0OObarrcls of -four have been
brought IN by vessels, under Swedish and
from Boston.
The whole hrunt of british malevolence
seems to be directed against Commodore
Rodgers hope he will thinkof the iascrip-
ton on the monument at Washington,
Rough old commodore, tough old ccmn,o-
dore &c. &c.
lis whispered here that the Indians in
this quarter will all Join the Americans a
sainst the British; / have heard several
navy officers state, (and twas supposed to
come from Admiral Warren,) that Petion
Of 81 Domingo has tctiti5ned The Br7tish
government 10 land him IN the CaroLinos, or
on any part of the American southern from
tier, that he may form Junction with the
negroes in that quarter.
The American privateers annoy this place
to degree astonishingly Injurious scarce
w day passes but crews are coming in
that have had their vessels taken and sunk
Ia great many of them are wounded--I
have set out twice for home in British YES
sells, viz. Gamma Bello, AID have been twice
chased in by the vigilant American priva-
teers."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14
WAsH1NcroN CRY. Dec IN.

The House Representative are still oc-
cupied in the discussion Of the subject of the
Merchants Bonds. Perhaps it is the less to
he regretted that so much time should be oc-
cuPied OH the consideration of a single ques-
ton, as there appears to be little other bu-
siness pressing itself on their attention.
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FeANKronr, d. NoY. 2s.
FRAsHroRT, (k.) Nov. %.
The following is he order issued nv Gensral
Harrison on the subject OF this expedition.
NORTH WESTERN AR.Nl:
HgA o-QuARTErs, Fr0nkkinfor,
GENERAL ORDERS.
1871 Neyemler, 1919.

The commanding General returns his thanks
TO nrigadcr-Gencral TuIper aud the corps.
which lately advanceclto the Miami rapids, for
the perseverance,, zc.t, aciy:'y and bravery
with which they conitc. d themselves on that
enterprise q cssu,i circumstance ouly, and
oas, which neithcrihc General or his men could
conroul, prevented em from surprising and
cutting 10 pieces detachment of the enemy,
equal IN numbers 70 tte.r o7vp. Tile measures
81 General ruPPer, appear 10 have been high
l. ladicions, both IN his advance to the enemy
and IA resisting their attacks. Tie General is
sorry That sny circumstance IN an affair which
reflects hauor On Slracsi Tie whole OF the trrops
engaged in it should deserve his censure such
hoseycr, is meriteds by the small detachment
which inthe face offs positive order from tMeir
commander. LETT their ranks to gather corn and
pursue drove ofhogs. But for this disorder
" conduct Gen. Topper would have brought
back IN safety his whole command. The COM
handing General feels, however so much more
to praise than blame, in the conduct OF Gen..
Tupper's detachment, that he derives no small
satisfaction in exhibiting it as worthy exam
pie OF military spirit and enterprise to the rest
OF the army Copy
N41iiL. +. ADAMS, Dep. Adj. Gen.
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CHILIcoTHE, Dee. ..
GENERAL ORDERS.
ChiTcofLe. Non oS ne

ChiEeotAe, Nov. 2s, 1912.
TO facilitate the movements of the NJ w.
Army, it is determined, that every soldier or
non-commissioned officer ofthe Militia of the
state Of Ohio, who shall engage and serve the
United States as wagon or Pack Horse Dri.
yer, for such time as the United States Quar-.
ter Master, or Commissary, shall prescribe I;
shall each have credit on the books Of their re.
spective companies for a complete Tour Of
Duty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14

bhtevorF criof connNiled NJ SllhOrdwa'eS;
every detect 10 the laws every omission On
dc part Of the legislature AND even lac
visitaIions ot Heaven, VIII be laid to his
Charge. Is lic pass unliur' tie fiery ORDEAL
oi The War Department in these times, he
nmSt possess tho qualities and pu.ities Of
"lnit. tried in the fire. "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14
WoRFoLK Dec. 2.
PORT OF NORFOLK.
.dRRJYED,

British ship Argc, Gate Walker) Mjdship-
man Rose prize master, taken by the u. 5,
fIigate Congress OH the SIst Of Oct in lat.
IS, lon. $3.50. The Argo was bound to Lon
don from South sea voyage; mounts ten
guns and two swiveis, besides large pun
Der of small arms was navigated by TWEEN
ty six men, and ler cargoe Consists of 400
casks or WhaIe oil, and Is tons OF Whale
bone. The Argo parted company with the
fIigates President and Congress oG the IVES
tern Islands. This wasthe firstprizc the fri
gates had taken since the capture of the
Swallow Packet. Mr. Rose the przemaster
has favored us with the fo.,cwing sketch:
Oct 9l,at A. ". wind blowing gale
from S. w the President and Congress in
co. steering s. F.. deserted three sail stand
ing 70 The n. T.. one of them friggte. On
the signal heng given, both ships hauled
their wind, the Congress made an sail in
pursuit Of the convoy, and tie President
made chase after the frigae, Al 8 +. Nj.
the Congress overhauled and captured the
sternmost ship (the Argo) manned and took
her in tow. At y. NJ. lost sight Of the
President and her chase. At y o'clock
next day deserted the President Ecr chase
had escaped owing to the darkness &c the
night, and uncommonly heavy squalls
Nov. at p. NJ. parted from the frigates
with orders to make the most Comvenent
port. Nov. 81, lat. 40, Ion. 81, 80, spoke
schooner Edward, from Ncw-London bound
to St. Bartholomew, under Swedish colors,
9 days OUT. Friday Dec. 4, rot soundings
Saw no men Of war sine. parting wilh the
President and Congress.
Capt Herbert Of the Cutter Gallatin.
spoke in the bay OH Mond ~, very large
merchant ship he windb)nt.ing iinIDense-
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RETURN J. NIEIcs.

D0VtFHUT ~ ONO.
N.P. Persons DESTROYS Of engaging as Wag-
gon or Pack Horse Drivers, coniormably She
above, will please To make application to the
Quarter Master in Pranklinton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14
CD\(fsasG
HOUSE Observation-Disclosures S.
December 5.

December 5.
The following Report was received from |
the Secretary Of the Treasury:
In obedience to the directions of the Act
supplementary 70 the act entitled AN act TO
establish the Treasury Department" the Sc
cre,ary Of the Treasury Respectfully submits
the following Report and Estimates.
l. To the eEd Of the year 1912.
The actual receipts into the Treasury du-
ring the year endin:, OF the 30th OF Sep
tcnber. lSl2.have consisted Of the fol-
lowing sums, VIZ.
Customs, sales ntlands, ar
rears, rc.paymerts and
all other branches of re-
venue, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
er, as VIII appear more
III detail by the state
ment (E.)to 6 lO,0S4,946 90
On account OF the loan 81
eleven millions Of dollars
authorised hy the act Of
March 18th, 1912. 5,s4T .212 so
Total amount of receipts 16,TS2, l5o 40
Making, Together with the
balance in the Treasury
on the ist OF October,
1911. ard amounting to 3.o47.SiS 81
An aggregate Of s 2O,12e ,977 76
a NS NTFrfs' SiWcNlS NNfNf.S rae same gear
hQre5ecn oSJcLfogveth, yiz.
Civil department, including
miscellaneous expenses 6
these incident to the inter-
course with foreign nations 1898 oe9 IS
Army, mitio, vo-
lnnteers. scrtid
cations, arms &
arsenals, 7,770,3O0
Navy department. S,107 sol Sd
Indian department 23o,975
-----11,1oS.776 81
Interest on the pub
lie debt 2,4es,oI3 10
On account of
theprincipaiof
Go. s,958, 465 90
---5, $50, 40 IS
Amounting together, as will
-, kx RI,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14

The statement (E) exhibits in detail the
payments made by the Treasury DEPART
n.ent for the several branches CT the Militia
~ AID Naval expenditure during the same
year (from LIST October, 1911, to 3Oth Sep
tcmber, 1922 and also during the last two
months October and Move mbcr, 1879
The receipts for the last quarter cf the
year 1912, on account of both revenue and
loans, are estimated at 9,00o,C COO dollars
and tic expenditures Gncluding about 500
coo dollars on account of the principal Of
the public debt, and 100000 for the mill
tia) ar nearly the same sum.
The SUMS obtained or secured on loan,
during this year, amount, 90 far rs has been
ascertaired at the Treasury 20 (a.)
1910 O,2o0
OF which there was
received prior to
LIST Oct. 1912. as
above stated 5,s47,212 SO
Received or to be
received prior 20
1st Jan 1913. 6,202, 9s7 so
To be received in
January & Feb
ruary, 1918, 100000
--S IS 100, 900
1t viii also appear by the statement (F.)
that this sum was obtained on the following
terms, viz
Fer s per cent stock, irrcdeem-
able til lst January. 1926, ard
afterwards redeeTab,e 40 the
pleasure Of the United States 7,415, 200
On temporary loans at the rate of per
cent. a year, and rCimburseable az followeth.
viz:
In 1913 1,950,ooO
1914 $50 ,OGO
1917 so OQ0
For Treasury Notes bearing an
annual interest Of S 2-5 per
cent. and rejuburseable one
year afeer date 1855, 900
S 5,1Go, 200
From the present demand, it appears pro-
babie, that the residue of the Treasury notes
authorized by Tie act of t.igtieth Of June
last, and amounting 10 s 1865, 900, will he
disposed Of prior TO the first Of March next.
il may be proper also 70 state, that not
w;ths'anding the addition thus made to the
public debt, and altho' considerable port-
RI hes been RENTED from England and
Brought to market in America, the public
stocks, which had at first experienced
slight depression, have been for the last :
months, and continue to be at par.
The nett revenue arising from do tics on
merchandze and tonnage. which accrued
during the year 1910, amounted to SI2,5I3,
900
Tire nett revenne arising from the same
sources which accrued duiing the year 1911.
amounted as will appear b. the statements
"a, aud B. to 6 6.9O2,56O.
The same revenue f.r the year 1912. IS
e tiuat,d at 1850 Goa of which sum a.
bout 5 100000 arise from duties On the late
ir'1ortations from g. Britain
The Custom house bends outstanding on
he Isl day Of January, 1915 and falling due
l., tnat year, ave estimated, after dednctfrg
b ID uebts, at ) 1850, 5oo--and il 1, believed
t'a' The probable amount of receipts Hrai
in4t source into tia Treasury during the
~ 1913, may be safely estimated at s II.
bcrOOO.
TIC 5a'e' ofrubiic lands north OF The ri
YER Ohio, during the year ending on the sOth
September 1911, and after dcaucting the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14

.ateHsCht NJ To NhrCe hhnCreu and n.Le-y | d
'ousanh acres ard the payments by the h
purchasers to S 10000. The Indian wars y
nay affect the sales, and perhaps TO GER
ain eNtcnt, the amounts OF payments. It's,
however believed, that that branch OF Nc
vcnne may, ge,her will, sou.c other small
items, be estimated for the ensuing year at
5 0,000-making the whole amount CT
probable receipts into the Treasury for the
year 1918, exclusively of all loans,
Sl2,o0ooOO
The expenditures ofthat yeaa arc cstima- |
ted rs foIloweth, viz:
L. Expenses OLA civil nature, both fer.
c'yn and domestic, S 100000 |
>. Public Gelt, viz:
Interest, Including that on new
loans OF the year 1912 and
1878, s,3oo,OCo
| Reimbursement uf 6per cent. &
! deferred stocks, and of tenn
! rorary loans and Treasury
notes. Ealing due in 1915. Sc
es,imssSdamount ofpurchasc
ofstock, 100000
| S $500, 600
S Military Establishment
! The estimates of the Secretary Of War
are, with respect to the army, predicated
on the employment of the whole force au-
thorized 10y law. and amounting to 5000
men of every description. Adding to this
| the expenoe incident to the service of volun-
! teers and militia, and also the encrcase CT
| pay OF the army, the appropriation for arn-
| ing The militia, and S 100000 of the unex-
| pended balance for Notifications, the whole
contemplated cxponce may be estimated as
follows:
\
! (a) The amount was stated in the Pre-
s.dent's Message, at the commencement Of
the session, at eleven millions OF dollars
the other two millions have been contracted
Tor, subsequent to is date.
| ar.ny-Pay, subsistence, boun-
ties, Clothing and hos
pitfalls, s $3.50, 0Go
Ordnance s armouries, 1,35Q,OC0
| Quartsr mtster's de-
partment and cortin-
gencics, 2,5O0, COCO
Notifications. 100000
\ Aiming the militia, zoe, 600
| Volunteers and Militia
| in actual service, 1000, 600
! indian department, 1000
S17,OOo,oO
a. Naval Establishments.
| he estimates of the Secretary OF the Ma
w are predicated on the employment Of the
following force. viz:
| Commissioned and warrant officers, 81
| Petty officers, seamen and boys, viz:
| For frigatcs and 9 smaller YES
sells, $500
For 200 gun boats & other YES
| sells. 1000
| Marines, including officers. 1869
Total, 1850
| And tho expence is estimated as followeth,
viz:
Pay, provisions and
| medicine 1926 900
Ordnance 100000
Repairs. contingent
cies. and navy yards,
| adding the annual APP
preparation Of 100000
dollars for timber 1,125,ooo
Marine corps 100000
-- 1925 900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14

H. lT9S, o, and 1870, We nd near 4Ooo
vote SeGH,ca III the navy, anumber Sufficient
10 rian eighteen ships Of the line.
Crt'inary seamen can alwa, be procured
in abundance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14

We understand thst body Of troops set out
from camp few days since on secret cxpe
dition, to be accomplished in twenty days They
are 70 proceed to Xenia, aud from thence to
Springfield and Eaton, anil from the latter
place TO the place Of their des-'S alton. The
troops engaged in this expedition se compo-
sed Of the following corps, viz.
Major BAYS squadron q. s. Yolun-
teers aud ~ months Dragons 300
Simralps regiment Kentucky do 90 l
Select u. S. Infantry, Capt. Elliott 50
Butler and Alexsnders companies 10
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10 S6s.3e5 or

Amounting together, as will
appear in detail by the
statement (F) to IS. S6S.Sa5 OF
And leaving in the treasury,
on 30ih SEPT. 1879, ba-
lance of 2.s61.e52 SO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14
S 9o,729,977 70

2.36l,652 SO
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NOslETfG.

WAsnINcToN, City, Dec.1.
rofu IF kHer. from Cant. JcneS, iGfc u TIE
United States stoot Of Her the Wash, 10
The Seerefaru ofthc Mare, dated,
.Ncgp- York, -lGv. "a, 1912.
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u.nn. stat;oners, corner of Gay and Market
Messrs. C. * r. Waits Lottery Ol-
6ce corner of St. Paul's Lane and Markee-
e. 4 Mitenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
or Franklin. n. Howard-st. Messrs. John &
Thomas Vance, Stationers, No. l78 Market
st-At Felrs Point, by Dr. Henry Dorty'
DRUGGIST, No. Market-st. and Nathahiei
KNIGHT Stationer, Fell's-street.-CHy
Washmeton. Messrs. David OFT, Go. Drug
Mr. Thomas Love,
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70 North
18th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist, Cor
ner of I'd and ne-Streets-Jeremian Nor
ris, Druggist, No. 1913 Market Street
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS High ST.
between ID and Sd streets, Messrs. CroWl
Seqar, Druggists, Market street.-.Ne7v york;
Messrs. John & Thomas l.. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs Laurence & Reese,
DRUGGISTS. Pearl st. Messrs. G.. * r. Waites's,
Nos. So and ga, Maiden Lanc.-York Town.
DR.. John Fisher, Drug -.4nnatoHs Messrs.
Childs * Shaw.-George 7oqpn. Or. John UT
Drug.-Lancaster. DR.. Samuel Fahnestock,
Drug.-Ear17sbMrg DR.. John c. Wrestling,
Drug.-Easton. DR.. Thomas H. Dawson,
Yug Messrs Love and
Cutler, Acknowledgements Dr. Frede-
rick Miller, Druggist.-Frederickf07Dn DR..
John S. Miller, Druggis Winchester. Mess
John * Abm. Miller, Druggists Hanooe'.
Messrs. Frederick * WIN. Sauermann, Drug
gists.-Carlisle DR.. John Fahnestock, Drug
gist.-Brook VAe. Montgomery co., Mr.
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, By
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist. :,
Also, Wholesale or retail, at my Drug ana
Patent Medicine Store. No. l6, sign OF the
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore
JOHN LOVE.
March % laW3m
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March %
ORIGIN al
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Prepared with the greatest care & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, * Go.
LEES Worm Destro ing Lozengea.
This medicine is superior to any ever Of
fered 10 the public, being innocent and mild,
certain and eficacious in its operations.
Lees EfGir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthmas and particularly the wAoeping
cough so destructive to children
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So we'll known for the cure of Rheuma-
tism, gout, palsy, sprains, etc,
Lees Grand ReatoratiVe,
Provedby long experience to be unequal
led IN the cure Of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, lowness Of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees Anti- bilious Pile,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant lcvers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for Tie Itch,
Which is warranted an antal|ible remedy
at one application
Lees Latallible .4gue q Fever Drohs,
For the cure of agues, remittcnt and IN
tcrmittent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persia1. Lotion,
Celebrs ted for the cure Of ringworms, tel
ters, etc
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effcctual remedy for all diseases In the
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Iooth-Ache DrotS,
Lees Corn Plaster,
Lees Damask Lip Se1ve,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .4,7odync EHTir,
For the cure Of every kind of headache.
The Indian Yegeta6le 6tecVc,
For the cure Of Vcncreal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprie-
tor No. 90, pitt-Strect, Baltimore.
II. GRAY, bookseller, King-street, and
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street' A!exan
dria.
To country merchants and others who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount VIII
be given by the propretors.
To detect countericlts, observe each arti-
Gle has. on the outside W.T. pper, the sigma
ture Of MlCh AEh Les '''u ~
N. B, At the places of sale may be had
fpratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex-
tTusordinaly cases of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith inserted.
Jnne % "a"
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$4,000 tickets.


CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction OF tifteen per cen,
Stationary itrizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled TO S50M
5000 blanks SO each
The next 1000 do. Is
co. Ticket after the 5000 blanks 8So
First drawn ticket on the 18th and upul Gs
25ih DIZZY $50 each
Do. 95th to 95th Except
ms the Tickets constituting : 100 Iicssa
prizes
Ehe said ten prizes to consist Of the num-
BEES from TO 1000 inclusive, each han
dred of the Said 1000 to be one prze, the
first drawn hundred or lowest number for
the 25th day, and SO regularly ascending to
the S5th
First drawn ticket on the 55th $1,000
Do. 36th to 4st SEQ
Do. 4lst to 5oth inclusive 1910
Do. 55th dav $4,000
The prize books to consist cyfN0s. ! 100
The object contemplated to be accomplish
ed BY the above scheme, is emlncnty cnl
tied 10 the favor and patronage OF the CHI.
zens of Baltimore. The establishment Ola
Medical College will unquesrionaby huyea
beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our city: on it perhaps maybe
hereafter engrafted the other Colleges, and
thus an university be constituted.
1t will however give us other lmportaNt
advantages-it will promote spirit olIn'
vestigation in the faculty, it will induce
young men of talents to establish themse'fs
in our city, and thereby permanently secure
to this community the best aid that canoe
afforded by the medical profession Ii MY
also be proper to remark, that if this school
should prosper, as is anticipated, 1t VII
Cause large sums to be expended annuity
in this city, which would otherwise BEDS
burseG in other places
We presume that those ndcmen VITO
are anxious for the advancement OF them'
terests of Baltimore, will give us their sup
port on the above considerations.
To those who arc inclined f. proht the"
selves at the me time that they encouF't
us-we confidently say, that no scAemF "
lottery so splendid or promising as inc q
hove. has ever been offered in this county
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lust Received,

lust Received,
"a Hogsheads Muscavsdo Sugar
"a do. fine retailing Molasses
10 do. 3rd proof w. |, Rum
Is barrels Coffee
In Store,
Hogsheads N. Orleans Sugar
80 barrels Whiskey
IL do. New England Rum
7 do. Castor Oil in bottles
4 do Lime juice in do.
8 do. do. in bulk
20 kegs manufactured Tobacco
1900 bushels Lisbon Salt
and quantity of cordage
For Sale by
James Harper.
July IA "a"@"
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
LOTTERY
IS NOW DRAWING IN TIE III
OF BALTIMORE.
All the high Prizes still IN lE
wheel.
Present price of Tickets, S II so, Ou' '''
soon aCvanLe ia.
Applications for Tickets from distant Pr pr
ces post PAID lnclosing the Cash aoa' s'osc.
to elmer Of The subscribers, at their f''f IN.
tive Lottery Offices in Baltimore VIII O' )"
A''1l"'' A KEARNY WHARTON
No. 8, South street.
PHILIP II. NICKLlM
No 2o2, Market s'r'''
j COHEN Jun'r' &C..
Medical College Lottery 'an''
No. ITO Market 'tre',
N B SHhs Of each d1y's drav'a5 az Az "a
gularly published and will oe for"afu''
those who may apply. on1od
Baltimore July 7-March II %".