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Land Eor Sale.

TO b. sold OF crfdi. Of sir, f7"ctoe
and eighfeea m9'4:hs, c52m
2G4 Acres OF the Tract,
On which the subscy.brr 3: present re
si,ics, about miles fin alexandria
HE soil i. fertile and we'll aooded /;
few situations in Virginia iroIu ;,s ma
,ural advantages more de,irahle tan
tbs, ksvius sanle beautiful settles tof
building, commanding an extensive
view Of tic Potomac and the adjacent
country compromising the estates OF
Mount Vernon, Woodlawn and Hay
field. together with the Lands Of Gen.
riomp,on M,son, Mrs Hamersley and
.kr. JOAN G. Voweil,--Snme other
Lana 10 the vicinity may likewise be
pu,ch reG.
There is also to be Sold on
the prenisra scyeIa. saluahie SLAVES.
amongst whom are good House Car
pen,cr, an t4ceilsnt Plonshman and
Waeconer with scmc fopse Servants,
broug up TO Cook and wait equal 10
any in this par, of the country he
terms fer either the Lsnd or Negr es
may be known on application to Nr
James Sanderson in Alexandria, or the
su3s criher.
| will also reilt for one or
more wears, about coo ARES of tie
same tract. An experienced culuvaicr
igh, & d it sn % jcc,. rs the soil !,
wei adapted to clover, and large pro.
portion OF iow grounds answerahle for
iirnolhv. Sane horses and ea't!e miy
also be n,d " .th the firm. Noi.e need
apply who arc not Known for sobric,J
and integrity.
James Patton.
CijGon 7 oAI1c, Brl. s. cw
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ABSCONDED


From my service Ca -'.undav the 10Th
inst negro min named THORN
TON, thirty wears OF age or upwards
Of the middle size, and has been aceus.
TONED to house work aul a garden -
He carried with him crab cloth JACK.
ct and pantaloons, white Cashmere
waistcoat, also, an olive colored ia ke'
aid psntaloos of country cotton He
is very much addicted to Liquor, ano
when so Inclined to be- impudont-
wher soher he is modest and well be
haved. I, is prohahlc he NAV have got
mp oymsnt in he. neiehborins camps.
A re- sonabla rcwarJ will he paid IN
ADDITION % all expences Tor brin@in
him home, or securing him in any jail,
SO that I get him cain
lin. Hodgson.
Oct. IS, tt
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The Subscriber
Has just Rseeip.d II for Sale.
Fresh Muscatei Raisins,
Soft Shelied .lrnnnds,
Prunss very large and fresh,
Mustards,
Baskets Of Self,
Money Purses. Packet Books, Wax
md Garrett, a, d other different kinds
d, Bcads, ,nuG and Scgar Boxes, side
sad other kind Of cubs. French Per-
cames and Pomaium md several other
Artielcs suitable Tor Ladies'.
Louis Bee!er.
Jn'y 70 #
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
ALL person. arc hereby cautioned
against receiving the assignment Of a
aole of hand given BY ne Oh the ioth
.nst 20 Col. Will III LrIes, as the
aid nete #as given by me under a
mistake, no,iing heiag due TO the saiu
Wii!i:m [. lies al the time.
John Homer.
Cc.ohcr II d2v.
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AleYeair;a, Oct. IS.

Public Sale.
ON the l5th Guy of November l VII
ofser Tor Sale, at the residence os
the lat. criamin Barton, al the
estate of said BARTON, consis'iay Oh
Lta.e Tor Lives of upwsrt; Of
100 Acres Of Land,
IN good ordar-lii Stock Ct Horses,
Catlte, Sheep Hogs, &c. Sc: Farming
Utensils and House old STUFF, ana
,,ors 20 10 50 Earre!s Of Corn, some
Fodder ard small f,rs'a.
VIM. II. Footc.
Or. 1s avis
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Butter, Feathers, &c.

DNtfCF XttFITtF0,
5000 los. prime & kin BUTTER,
500 lbs live FEATHERS,
For sale by
JOSEPH vaudeville,
Corner Of King e FairGr sreefs,
With his usual general assortment OF
the best WINES, LIQUORS * GRO
CERES.
October 8.
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KANHAWA LAND
FOR SALE.
10000 Acres Of LAND,

7 WING On Elk Rircr, about go
e. miles from Charlestown, whGre
!. enp,ics intnthe Great kcahswa ri
rsr, and in In. County cf Kcnhawa,
wi.i be sold or excs,snred for other
property in Ire District Of Columbia,
or any 1.-THE adiacen; Countie: On low
,erms. This IIand is hes3ily timber.
cd, Of good qna.Ity, ard lies in the
neigiborhnod 1f severaI valuable Salt
WorSs. For terms and particulars
apply TO
]. D. Simms
.1teIaniria
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Wanted to Hire,

Wanted to Hire,
For the ensuing year smart we'll dis-
posed NEGRO BOY from IS to IS
years sld, to attend upon a single per-
son. Enquire at the Olice OF the Ga
Zeiec.
OctSher g.
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SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 20, 1914.
JUST RECEIVED
And for ScK

.Hnd for Scfei
A few Casks FIRST quality GOSHEN
CHEESE, aud quantity of SOAP.
VIM. Garner.
Oct II
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The Subscriber

Was LETT in my possession
m the first Of Nay la., by = ~ asPnacr
named J ,ssph Benton. a BLACK HcasE.
tn ba called for in one moH,h - the Hoi Sc
vas sick at the tins and has since re-
covered The owner ~ requested 10
come and pay cha ges for keeping Rim,
and take him awas, or he wiil be so'r; 60
defay expenses of keeping and satisfy
ne for my trouble.
JOB De Name.
Eor,e far ier.
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Wi,liam Lorrndes. Esq.
Chairman, &c.
NATIONAL hank.

Mr.. Ki!bourn crOkin said he had
ever considered j, 10 Sc. the interest
cfthe United States that a Nslionai
Bsnk shauld he established. Eos the
csnrenirHt management nE its GnaB
ces. II WAS with satisfaction he
+ undil,a,to he ii.e eaiaioa Ola great
majority OF the house. Ivy the vote
so,pe time age. on the proresition
that ii Was ekpeslient 10 establish n
National Bank TIE project before
the house having been .rsiecied. he
held in his hand IL resolution en-.
brreing ~ sksicl, III plan. Which.
IL appfssrd, mighi he mt into the
shape Ufa hill. MIR. K.ihra offered
his resoIniiou for consideration.
Tlhet resolution embraces the
SAME plan. ni,i, a Few variations.
as that contained in The, bill which
was Yesterday rejeeie,ihythc House I
This mo,ion The SPsAKER pro
noun-ed TO br our or order, as in
substance and matter the same as
that alread. rfjSsssd b The House.
and which ihcixleec could net nov
be resumed uaisSs ~ = vote Of re
consideration 10 day.
Mr.. Kilbouia renutked. that he
had not undersiosd, Nat his motion
would be conshefed@ ~ Che chair
out Of order, OF he would not have
proposed il. lie the mere readily
withdrew il. because hc understood.
that il was yet intended 70 move a
reconsideralion Of the sSye Of yes
ieSday.
F.Ho re.cnnsidsrnfiof fcas mored
10 deg u TIC .tdtisnai bank bill
nhieilis therefore esaIsy rejected in
his House, tut N.ay aad probably
.oiit be rfrszsd in tAs Sewaie.
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(. +
10 deemed an object Of speculation
w the money hsidsrs, to subscribe
10 the Bank; the result of tue expe .
riment caano. be ascertained, until
IL will BE- ,es late to provide Q remit
DIV in the ease Of failsre; while the
credit Of the gnvcrnmen, will be MI
feeted. hyeyery eircu sistanee, which
Heaps the efficacy Of IFS fiscal spe-
ratisns in suspense or doubt.
Because. the prospect Of = loan
for the year 1915, without the aid oil
a hank. is faint aad unpromising
except. perhaps. solar as the pledge
ola specific tax ioay succeed; and
then. il must be recolIected, that a
considerable supply Of money will
Ire required. for the prosecution Of
the war. beyond the whole amount
arthe taxes n be levied.
B-eause, If the loan for the year
ISIS be ;1atsc n depend upnn the rs.
sae OF Treasury Notes. subscribed te
tho National Bank. it will fail for
the reasons which have already been
suggested; and il the loan BIZ indie.
pcndent Of that operation. cousi.
| derab!e Issue OF Treasury Notes.
| isr tho purpose Of creating taa!,
| capital. must il is believed. deprive
The government Of every chance Of
raising moaey in any other manner
IL. | am Of spioion that il will be
extremely diilicalt. If not impracti
cable. 10 yet ~ millions Of treasury
notes CORNING. with 6 millions OF
sperie, the capital Of Il national
bank in'o circulation, with or with
| out depreciation.
Because. ir sae Subscription to
The bank !iecnmss an ohjcet Of specu-
lAtinn. The treasury notes sill pro-
ba;'y he purchased at the Treasury
and at the loan offices, and never
pass into eircslatioD az all
Because. What, YER portion Of the
treasury mates might pass into cireu.
la'ion, wou'! be spe,tiil, withdraw
by the spectators in the subscription
TO the bank, after arts had heen EN-:
pio,ed 10 deprec;a,e their vslur.
Because. il is not believed. that
IN the present state osthe public ere
dit, 4i.0G0.900 Of Treasury notes
can lie sent into -rircuiiiiss. Tue
on! difference between The I'reasu.
ry Noies now issued, ana li>hnnored
eonsls's.in thu snbsrr;iiasie quality !;
bat reasons have been airea.l,a,s;gn
ed for al opiaioa, that this didrr
enre does not afford suvh confidence
IN the experiment. as seems rr.uisiic
justify reiisace upas it, for ac.
eomniistiaS scar Of the most in;e-
resting o!,jccts of'he government.
] mus, beg sas. sir, 10 pardon the
haste with whirh | have written
these general answers ia your en-
qIiries. But knowing the inp,r-
tanec Of tine; aatl feeliss desire
10 avoid ever. appearance OF eoniri
hutiDg TO lhe loss of a moment. ]
have CHOSEN rather to rest upon the
intelligence and candor Of the eom-
mi,tec. than 10 enter upon a more
lahored investigation Of the subject
referred TO me.
| have the honor. to he. very res.
pectsu1y, sir, yosr msst obedirnt
servant,
A. J. DALLAS.
Wi.liam Lorcndes. Esq.
Cbairm0n Sfe
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Washington. =
.t5peWber ~, 1871.

S42-The eomu;tice ofthe Ha.sr,i
se Representatives. 10 which the
baa1 bill Sss s.eonnitted az Fri
i.y. last, haY. directed sne 70 rev
qacat y,a 10 rom,a lnieate yaur api.
nial in relation " tho eject whicha
ca,siie-s,l- issue Of treasury notes
10 .shi-h. sstsn'l IA sttaehea the
a, .li,v % bsiag receivable in saa-
seri,iioas "a the baakl 'aisat have
u,oa tas credit Of tho government
all partisa!ss!y n,on the prospects
or.iaaa fYr ISIS
as ih: 5:..i. as Il was referred 10
the sa,n n;ftec, aso-id,.s for the sub
s-sistiSs u ID millions OF treasury
nhes 10 fa.ai with six millipas sf
s,eei- Ia, capital 1f,tse, hask. aay
i,rseu,.ii,, ghi.h ya't may think
pe.g.ris give. eitAer IN relation 10
the psse,is shiliiy 4 gr.,iny the,n in.
10 eise.,ia,isb Nithsai, dssreeiatian.
oNis eta7& 10 ths;r operation sna-
~ ,.a.i ef hus .iisis system as.er.
wasl1 VIII ,. eers acre Itab,c.
/. III. sir. v,ry respectfully. year
sbs.isst servant.
To fss Hsasr;5le,
s1'ae Secretary Of The Treasury.
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DEFENSIVE MEASURES.

Great preparations, it seems, are max
ing Tor the defence Of the City of Nesv-
YORK. Amongst other measures suggest.
ed BY he danger of the times; we find
thai a meeting Of such of the citizens OF
that place, as are exempted BY age and
~in6rmities from militia duty, has been
held, fos the purpose of forming them
selves into Artillery Companies for the
defence of the city. Capt. Alexander
Coffn having been called to the chair.
and Mr.. Elkanah DooLittfe appointed
Secretary, the meeting proceeded to ap
point committees to carry their patriotic
purpose into effect. The companies will
no doubt be organized. and although
they cannot be expected to do much in
all situations their weight will no doubt
be felt at dead lift.
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MILLEDaEvILLE, Geo. July 6

MILIEDaEvILlE, Geo. July 8.
Though little credit was given
to the statement of the Indians re-
specting the landing of the British
in Florida, it turns out to be sub.
stantially true. Capt. Thomas of
this place, who has just returned
from New Orleans through the
Greek nation Informs us. that he I'M
derstood and has no doubt ofthe en-
envy having landed at the mouth Of
the Appalatchicola-that they have
deposited on Deer Island number
ofsmall arms, said to be t1eenty t1co
thousand stand, and several heavy
pieces Of artillery, with q quantity
of fixed ammunition-that three ham.
dred troops are engaged in building
huts and forts, and making ether
preparations for the reception of a
large army-and that transports had
been sent 10 the island of Cuba for
ten thousand brigands, whose arrival
was daily expected. In consequences
of this intelligence. serious appre-
tensions of an attack were entertain
ed by the inhabitants of Louisiana.
The late London papers hint at such
an enterprise, and speak Of the pro-
priety Of their government sending
in conjunction with Spain a sufficient
force to wrest from US that important
country. We learn that M'Queen.
the leader Of the remaining hostile
Indians, has not delivered himself up
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THE proprietor o. the Baltimore Oil
Floor Cloth embellishments, respectfully
Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Aiexandris, that he intends STOPPING a
few days TO receive orders for the en.u-
Iug season--nis cloths are wove at the e.
Establishment OF the strongest materials
without seams, and if time is given to
dry. arc equal in elegance * durability
to any imported. A line left at Mr..
Triplett's Hotel will be attended to, and
the Proprietor will wait and show pat
terms and take dimentions of apartments.
CHARLES SPRAGUE.
IN. B. Pieces from to 2 50 per So.
yard to be paid for on delivery.
IuiV 10 st
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Formidable Indications.

A letter was received this morn
ing from N. York, stating. that in
tslligence had been received there
which could be relied on, that 45O
British Boats, with sailors, soldiers
and munitions Of war, had assembled
the st. Lawrence. Averaging but 90
men to each boat, will make this force
amount to 5000. Phil. GaS.
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6 BurrALoE. July 10.

Departed this life on Friday evening
last after short illness Mrs. Ann Ro.
5erts The wife of John Roberts esq. Of
this place.
In the death Of this amiabls woman, a
husband has yet to feel his loss and sum-
mon his fortitude in submission to the
will of an all wise providence, q promis.
ing family of children, to know the hand
no more that has so anxiously nurtured
them, and society to lament the loss Of
one of it, ornaments.
On the same evening Mr.. Robert
Ns.h, gunsmith, an industrious and
useful nechanic-He has left wife and
several small children to deplore the
loss Of protector.
On Saturday morning, Mrs. Catharixe
hickeu, aged IS years.
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AZ was stated q short time past. Gel.
Hawkins has directed all the Chiefs
of the Nation to meet him at Fort
Mitchell tomorrow for the purpose
ofdeliberatipg on the existing state
of things. From their attendance
and department on that occasion,
some idea may be Termed of their
future intentions. At present, their
conduct has a very suspicious appear
ance, and fears are entertained OF q
renewal Of the Indian war. The
troops from North and South Caro-
lima having nearly completed their
tour of duty, it would seem necessary
that some arrangement should be
made at once for supplying their
places. as,
.appalatchicoIa. where the British
have landed, is said to be safe aud
commodiuus harbor. 1t was few
years since contemplated by Bo1cles,
TIC FAMOUS tuuIdu ChiCis W oo"o
town there and in order to carry
his commercial views fully into effect,
he declared it a freeport to all ma
tions with whom he was net at war.
1t is very desirable that the enemy
should be driven away before they
are too firmly established. If a small
force we're Immediately sent against
them. it might disconcert. their
operations and perhaps nip in the bud
their projected expedition. To this
object, government cannot direct its
attention too early. 1t is also in.
cumbent on the citizens Of this state
to prepare for the approaching crisis
they know not how soon their own
coast may be ravaged and their
houses laid in ruins Though hither-
to freed from many ofthe ills Of war,
we shall probably before the close
of the present year have to drink
deeply Of its calamities.
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British Commander and request him to
cease firing, but declined using force
under any circumstances, and there is
no doubt q perfect understanding exist
ing between them; this Conduct added
to the assistance given to the British, and
their friendly reception after the action,
and the strong bias of the faction which
govern Chill in favor of the English, as
well as their hostility to the Americans,
induced Mr.. Poinsett to leave that coun.
try. Under such circumstances. l did
not conceive itwould be proper for me
to Claim the restoration OF my ship, con.
6dent that the claim would be made by
my Government TO more effect. Finl,-
ing some difficulty in tine sale of my
prizes, | hid taken the Hector and Ca
tharine to SEA and burnt them with their
cargoes.
exchanged Ii. Midnight, Mfr. A
dams. aaf Nlr. Lyman and eleven Sea
men lor part of the crew of The Sir An
drew Hamm and, and sailed from Va.
paralso on the 9Th April where Inc eh,
emy were still patching up Their ships
to put them in state for proceeding 10
Rio dc Janeigo previous TO going 10 En-
! gland
| Annexel IS list Of the remains of my
crew 10 De exchanged, as Slsa acapy Of
,he correspondence betsesn Com Hi
/ sar aud myself OF that sn6jec; l also
4 - 49,
taken during my cruize, amounting to
/, 343.
have the honour to be, sc:
D. PORTER.
TIE Hon. Secretary ofthe Navy
Of the U S. iaashmgtos.
P.S, to give VOC correct idea of the
! state ofihe Essex at the time Of her sur
render, send you the Boatswaln's and
Carpenters report of damages; also
send you report of the divisions.
Ertraes Of q letter from Com. H!lyar
10 me
Phoebe. April 4th, 1914.
I" Nh Dear Sr-Neither In our con-
versations nor in the accompanying let
ter, have / mentioned your sword.
Ascri5e my remissness in che first in.
stance 20 foryetfulness; / consider it
only IN my servants possession with my
/ own, until me master may please to
call for Il ard although omitted, at
me moment Of presentation from my
mlna be- much engrossed in attend
ing to professional duties to offer it's
ces;oration, the band that received will
De most gladly extended, TO put it IN
possession of him who wore it SO homo
rably in defending his country's cause.
Believe me, my dear sir, very faith
fully, yours.
(Signed) GAMES HILLYAR.
Captain Porter"
The Correspondence beIscesn Capt.
Porter and Com. Hillyar .ciN be giuen
he-eo fter.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, July 10.
ltro sHxH
0fo sHKw
rnn vERH AGE < BoDy OF TEE TINE
ais goRx AND PRESSURE"

We understand that the volunteer
companies of Washington have been =.
gain ordered to the Patuxent, in eonse-
quence Of a very large and formidable
British force having arrived in that
Report says; that the
force consists of II sail.
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PLATTsBURG, July 9.

We stop the press to state that We
have jul been informed, that the enemy
have opened the road that leads from
Odletown Lacadie woods to Laprairie,
and that an Immediate attack on the mi
li,ary post at Champlaio is apprehended.
Also, deserters from the enemy who
have just arrived, declare, that large
body OF troops had Landed at Quebec.
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New Publications, &c.


Just recsiued for Sale by the Sa6scri6ers.
Clarke and Dunlap's life 1of Lord Wei.
lington,
DR.. Miliers's memoirs Of the late Rev.
DR. John Rodgers.
An Ode to Bonaparte by Lord Byron,
The Corsai by ditto,
Rosa in London,
The Defence of General Hull before
the Court. Martial.
Details of G eneral Moreau in his last
moments,
Patronage novel by Miss Edge
worth.
James Kennedy & Son.
July ls. 7w.
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/ will exchange for land in

Fairfax, or for property in Alexandra,
$50 Acres of land in Spotsylvania Coun-
ty within 10 or Ia miles of the town
of Fredericksburg, near. the Turnpike
Road leading from that town to Staun.
ton, This land lays well for farming
and has never been cIearsd--the prin.
cipal growth is Oak and Hiekory.-
also 1000 Acres on the main branch
of Great Kanhawa River-The titles
indisputable.
Peter r. Beverley.
July -. aawsw
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Alexandra, June 26, 1914.

WAS committed to the Jail of this
w County as runaway, negro
man who says his name is SAM Luz
CAS-, and that he was free born in
Fasquier County, Va,-hs is about 20
years Of age, S feet 10 or II inches
high, and slim made. The owner, it
any, is requested to come and prove
his property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he will be disposed
of as the law directs.
James Campbell,
Tailor, for Warrington Boyd, Marshai'
July 10. law2m.
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WASHINGTON CRY, July ls

WASHINGTON CITY, July IL.
Extract of q triuate letter received tn
this CRY on Saturday by the Express
Mail:
{" BufrALoE, July 10.
Our army is progressing a. rapidly
as can be expected. The enemy has
been driven from all his positions, ex.
cept7 Fort George and Niagara, on this
frontier. Our army was at Queenstown
last evening, and will move against Fort
George in day or two. There has
been no battle since the 5th inst. some.
thing important may be expected short.
w."
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FROM CANADA.

Since our i.., publication we have re-
ceived Montreal paper of the 5th :; but
it CONTAINS nothing new, except the fol.
lowing mention Of report.
Montreal July 5.-We have report
this morning that Kingston is blockad-
ed By the American feet, but az the au.
thority cannot be traced, We are inclined
to consider it merely as rumour with.
out foundation.
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Important Memoranda.

lH Without adverting to the prizes
of S 900, 10000, lo,ooo's, &c. sold
at this Office in former Lotteries, twill
be sufficient to enumcrate the following
GREAT PRIZES which have been
obtained at COHEN'S OFFICE, dur.
ing the last Month. a circumstance
unhreeedeaied in tie annals ofIosteries,
and which establishes the singular good
fortune resulting to adventures at ,his
Office. The dates when the pri1eswese
drawn are given, as we'll as the Num.
bers of the Tickets, viz
May 3-No. 26o2s, Capital Prize of
10000 Dollars:
May 4-No. 26ils, Capital Prize Of
10000 Dollars.
Ma, s--No 1917, Capital Prize Of
5000 Dollars.
May IN 23l63 :. capital Prize of
10000 Dollars
May 24--No. 3o81l, Capital Prize Of
$4,000 Dollars;
May 3l-No. lo32l, &C apital Prize of
5000 Dollars.
Besides b large numbtr Of Thou
sands, FiUe Hundreds, Sc. Sc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-19
The Subscriber

Has inst Receipsd e for Sale.
Fresh Muscatel Rslsrns,
Soft Shelled Almonds,
Prunes very large and fresh,
Mustards,
Baskets of Salt,
Money Purses, Pocket Books, Wax
and Ganett, and other different kinds
of Beads, Snuff and Segar Boxes, side
anu other kind of Combs, French Per-
fumes and Pomatum and several other
articles suitable for Ladies.
Louis Becker.