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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
BOSTON, Oct. Is

FROlh HdLfFdA.
Admiral COCHRANE sailed from Halifax on
the 10Th inst in his own ship,t he Ionnant, unac-
COMMANDED By any other He remained at Halifax
but 4 few DAYS and took with him quantity OF
Y;e,t artillery. 1t was thought he was on his re-
turn 10 the Chesapeake.
The Admiral sailed apparently in great haste,
being lowed out OF the harbor by boats. 1t was
said he came to draw from the place all the regular
roops and to have the forts garrisoned by militia
but Gov Sherbrooke would not agree to the ar
rangement The general opinion was that he mad
new expedition in view, and was to meet his
forces at some particular place toexecute 1T.
The 9th and 99th skeleton regiments, and
battalion of German troops, were at HALIFAX "A
great MANY blacks were there brought from the
Chesapeake, who the people were dissatsnea
with having been brought there. 49,
There were about Il sail ofmen o. war m port,
including TWO or three sail oil the hne' ana , or
trigates. -,
/, WIS reported that the officers IN Canada mad
protested agans Coy Prevosts military conduct,
and sigaed petition to the Prince Regent Tor nus
recall and il Was even said that gov sheroFooke
and Admiral Cochrane had signed the petition ,
The body of sir Peter Parker, twho was Kilieo
in Marylsnd.) was sent to England in the facoar.
BOSTON, Oct ~.
We are told. thou sh we have some doubt OF the E
fact, that there is a gentleman in town who let
Portsmouth, (Eng.) September ~, and thae nc
reports that lord Hill was then there ABOUT en-
barking with large force, which was to touca AZ
Cork, and proceed Immediately for tins country
British Accoast-The British oiiiclal
A.naa
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16

BY the ignorance Or wicksdness of on,
rulers, which can with difficulty os,y be
effaeed. Precipitated into a war at the
instIgaiion of the bloodiest despos who
ever held sway over any portion Of the
great family of man, and that too when
wholly rnprepared, evinccs either alb
Ject suoservlency, or a total want of
foresight, in the authors of it. When
they shall appear to be governed by rec.
titude, and adopt for their rule of con-
duet those genuine principles of repub-
lieanism which they have so much abus.
ed, there will then be no want OF conf
dence, and they will find themselves
supported by the united energies of the
nation. Itis not that federalists feel
personal aniniosity 10 the President and
his satellites, that they oppose his policy,
that they cTy out against it. but because
he has departed from that course which
exalted the great Washington, and his
coadlutors, above all other legislators,
and gave birth to happiness which pc.
,ver before visited any civilized nation.
If these leaders OF democracy view in
the storms which are gathering in the
political sky, dangers which call for the
combined energies Of our nation to shield
her from their rage, they should i'm.
molate their diaholicul antipathics on the
affairs of justice Only let them &C.
knowledge that they have been deceived
by the false pretensions ofmcn who seek
rather to promote their own interest than
the honor of their own country, and
iha; they have been whirled into the yor-
tex Of error by giving loose to head
strong prejudice, and those gloomy ap.
prebensions may be easily dispclled.
We wish that the misforlunes which
have already visited Us, and which still
tatealen to pour in tremendous force
upon our nation, could be traced to no.
thiag worse than errors in judgement;
but every day unfolds something new TO
establish and rivit on the mind belief,
that this is not the cause. Mortified at
the failure of their predictions and in
csnsed beyond measure at the disasters
their folly has brought on the country,
some of our democrats appear more
like madmen than rational beings, vent.
ing their spleen indiscriminatcly on e.,
very one who dares TO oppose them ell.
Their in opinion or action.-This tsrbu-
lent spirit mast give way to sober reilec-
ton, and these errors Of judgement, if
they really deserve that character, must
be irradiated by the sunbeams of truth *
reason, before the union can take place
which they seem so much to desire.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
By LAST NICHT's MAIL.
WAsHINGTON CITY, July is.
A BRILLIANT VICTORY.

Copy Of q letter from Maj. General
Bro1cn to the Secretary Of War,
dafed 9th July, 1871, ChippeDcay
Plains.
Sir,
Excuse my silence. 1 have
been much engaged. Fert Erie did
not. as assured you it should not,
detain me a single day. At IL o.
clock on the night of the ath, 1 ar
rived at this place with the reserve,
General Scott having taken the po-
sition abeut noon, with the van. My
arrangements for turning and TAX
ing in rear the enemy's position east
Of Chifpeway was made, when Maj.
Gen. Reall, suspeetinS our intention,
aud adhering to the rule, that it is
better to give than TO receive an at.
tack, came from behind his works
about five O'Clock in the afternoon
ofthe 5th, in order Of battle. We
did not baulk him. Before six
o'clock his lire was broken and his
forces defeated, leaving on the field
four hundred killed and wounded.
He was closely pressed and would
have been utterly ruined, but for the
proximity OF his works, whittier he
fed Cor shelter. he wounded ofthe
enemy and those of our own army
must be attendedto. They will be
removed to Buffalo. This, with my
limited means Transportation, will
take day or two, after which l shall
advance, not doubling but that the
gallant and accomplished troops |
led, will break down all opposition
between me and Lake Ontario, when,
if met by the fleet. all is well.--if
not, under the favor of heaven, We
shall behave in a way to avoid dis
grace. My detailed report shall be
made i'm a day or two.
/ am, with the highest resp't,
JACOB BROWN. :
Hon. Secretary Of War.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
BALTIMORE, July Is.

BALTIMORE, July Is.
From ste McrchaUfs' c. House Books.
THE ENEMY DESCENDING The BAY.
At few minutes before s on Tues
day evening, ship and schrs. were
discovered OFF Swan Point, standing
down the bay--wind N. w. This
morning early, nothing could be seen
10 the bay.
The Rock Hall mail was brought
over in an open boat yesterday evening
from the hands Information is recciv-
ed that early yesterday morning the
frieate aud schooner that had been up
to the head of the bay, and had drop
ped down to of Annapolis last night,
got under way thence With Is sail of
captured crafts, and stood down the bay
with westerly wind.
On Sunday as they went up, their bar.
ges being some distance ahead, were OBJ.
served looking into every creek on the
eastern aud western shore. Col. Reed
being on visit IN the neighborhood
OF Wer,on Greek, aud fully expecting
visit there, resolved upon such an
attack as the nature of the place would
admit, he borrowed musket and mus.
tered about twenty of the neighbors,
with duck guns, mushets, &c. formed
ed an ambuscade--& barges entered
Wenon short time after ; the FIRST and
largest considerable way ahead, the
Colonel suffered them to approach near
before he opened his fire-being di-
reeted in the headmost barge, proved
very fatal, for of the t7oenty -four oars
that pulled in, but four pulled out
there were four deliberate rounds Of
buck and musket shots fred from the
ambascade. when they all retreated out
of the Creek.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
FOR SALE,
For Term Of Years,
A MULaTTO GIRL,
aged about Eighteen years. Enquire
at this Office.
July Is. 3ts
FOR Sale,
NOTTCE.


II INTEND to apply to the County
Il. Courtof Fairfax fora jury or juries
to enquire whether the following
roa'ls, passing through my land may
not be discontinued without any iniu-
ry to the public, viz. the road usually
called the Rolling road, leaving the old
CentreviIIe Road near Lanes Tavern, &
entering the A!exandria and CoIches-
ter Road near Pohick Church; also the
road leading from the aforementioned
Rolling road by my Mill to Alexan-
dria; also the road called the Back
Lick Road, loading from the last men
toned road to the Alexandria and Col.
chester Road and also the road leading
from Occoquan to the Alexandria
Road.
w. H. Fitzhugh.
July Is. law4t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
PUBLIC SALE.

nN Saturday the 9th day Of Aug.
" next, the Subscriber will offer at
Public Sale, on the premises, two
LOTS OF GROUND in the town of
Alexandria, one of which is situated on
the north side of King Street, IS feet
inches to the Eastward OF Columbus
street. thence east on King street in
front 40 feet; dspth 100 feet.
The other situated on the East side
OF Washington street, As feet to the
North of Cameron strcet-thence North
on Washington street 80 feet in front ;
in depth AZ feet
A credits Of six months will be allow.
ed on good endorsed notes, includin"
interest from the day Of sale. And for
further security, a line will be retain.
ed on the property.
r. I. TAYLOR.
July Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
a serious attack en- Richmond when
unguarded.

On Wednesday last the guard at
one ofthe out-posts on the Bay shore,
seeing sail boat from the Dragon
u, standing in for the shore. posted
themselves behind the sand banks
until the boat came within musket
shot OF the shore. when they rushed
forward and commenced firing on
her. The boat did not return the
fire but put about as quick as posi-
BILE and returned to the ship. The
circumstances Of this affair inducing
strong belief that the boat was un-
der a flag of truce (though the Lit.
commanding the guard protested that
he did not perceive it. } a messenger
was dispatched on board the Dragon
withe a flag. TO ascertain the truth
OF the business, and if it should prove
that it was flag of truce that had
been fred on, 10 make suitable
apology. 1t turned out exactly as it
had been surmised the boat was
ordered on shore as a flag with des-
patches from Mr.. S1csrtschkof, the
Russian Secretary, anu fortunately
received ne other injury than having
one man wounded-Capt. Barrie (of
the Dragon) was very much enraged
&C the proceeding. but in the end,
was perfectly satisfied with the apo
logy and explanation SO promptly
rendered on our part.
A Stranger arrived at this place few
days ago, and passed himself off for a
Lieutenant in The u. S. Rife corps. AS
his exterior appearance and address,
were perfectly genteel, no one suspect.
ed him for an impostor, and it IS even
SAID that he played his part SO well with
the Pay Master, as to obtain from him
the amount of several months pay! He
contrived also to impose upon some of
the citizens, who lent him money, cloath.
ing, &c. but finding himself unexpect-
eddy recognized, he made an immediate
and rapid retreat; leaving those whom
be had gullcd, to chew the cud Of bitter
reflection. We understand his name is
Hoses ;that he is native of Charleston,
S. G. and was some time ago an inmate
of one of the states prisons to the north
ward. l. is ascertained that he has
made Tor Richmond where he is said TO
be well known, and where it is to be
hoped stop will be pat to his career of
villaipy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
NEw.YoRx, July ~.

Erraef Of Letter 70 a Gentleman in
this city, dated Sackers Har6or,
.nly 6ih.
With pleasure ! inform you Of a
small expedition fitted out from this
place on the 27th of. and returned this
day. Of two whale boats, carrying Is
men each, who succeeded In burning a
bomb vessel of 90 tons on the stocks X
ready for launching, together with a
public building containing naval stores,
at place called Presqueisie, directly op.
posite Oswego, on the Canada shore"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16

MARRIED in this town on Monday
evening last y the Rev. DR.. Muir,
AARON JEwETT, Esq. Attorney at Law
of Shepherdstown, Va. to Miss ELIZA
MARX, daughter Of Mr.. John Mark OF
fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
Public Sale of Lands.
July ls.


BY virtue of a deed Of trust from Ben.
jamin M. Brooke, to the Subscriber,
TO secure the payment Of sum of
money due Jonathan SchoIheld, will
be sold at public Auction on the
premises, for cash, on Saturday the
10th inst.
One fourth part of that va
luable farm called RETIREMENT,
situate on the new turnpike road lead.
ing to Colchester, about l.2 miles
from Alexandria. -
VIM. Herbert, Jun.
TRUSTEE.
July ? is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
NoRFoLK. July t2.

A flag of truce which was sent
down to the Dragon "a, with stores
for Mr.. Sscertchkof.-(who is on
board that ship returned last even
ing. From the officer who went in
the flag we learn that two 74's and a
brig, additional, had arrived in the
bay, and that the Dragon would
shortly go to Bermuda or Halifax
for repairs. Capt. Barrie said he
expected, that Sir Thomas PictOn
with f2 000men would be in the Che
sapeak before long Captain b. pro-
badly founded this expectation upon
the statements in the English papers.
fP Later.-From a person who
is Just up from the Bay shore, we
learn, that last evening at sun down,
there we're four 74's and 2 frigates
in the bay.
Up From the enemy having
sounded up York river. it is reason
able to suppose that he will only
make q feint on Norfolk, and by di
yertiDg all force to this point, make
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
July Is.
Attention !

BATTALION Courts of Enquiry
for the first and second Battalions of
the first regiment, second Brigade OF
Militia, will be held on Thursday next
at the Court.House at 10 O'Clock in
the morning, for the purpose of asses.
sing fines for non.attendance when all
persons interested are requested to at.
tend.-By order,
Alexander Hunter.
adj. lss r. I'd B. D. c.
July Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16

The last verbal accounts from Sack.
ett's Harbour mention that the Acct I'm.
der Commodore Chauncey was expect
ed to sail on Sunday last, or the day
following.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16

Ji.course delivered on the 4th
..t,,, the Washington Benevolent
: :, # hi. Tcwn, by the Rev. James
!. sill be found in this mornings
We hope its length will not de-
4. ,e,Jer from giving il the atten.
..,os.i j, so well deserves.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
Full bred Merino Els we

Full bred Merino Els we
FOR sale.
THE subscriber, living near Plea
SAINT Valley Post Office in Fairfax Co.
Virginia, will sell
go Beaatiful Ewes,
Bred BY himself from imported parents
Of the best casts, and carefully selected.
Francis L. Lee.
June %. lawsw
~ The Editors Of the IntelIigen.
Ger will please publish the above once
week for three weeks.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16

Z. lcarn that an express passed tkro'
Mace Cd Thursday evening Tor
,1iucton, with intelligence that six
"a frigates had entered the Psto-
,qd had progressed as high up as
Isr,'s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
STORAGE

l viii take on Storage about $4,000
Barrels Of Flour at the lowest rates.
FOR SALE,
Bottled Ale and Porter, Of
a quality equal to any imported and at
the old prices.
Isaac Entwisle.
May 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16

4 s,ersl peace rumours having found
S,y inlo the northern papers, said
a l,,i,ed FROM Washington; the Ma.
4 q, In,elligcneer of Thursday under
=, ia tue fJllOwing article 10 step the
.o,r.ssof what be calls this unGortu-
=. dsIusiOn.
Vc observe, With much regret, in
o,, Of the Nothern papers, particularly
.l,,c OF NeW-York, certain Intlms-
-, said TO have proceeded from COR
r,pndsnls at Washington, respecting
4, general aspect Of The late informa.
aa from Europe, which have tenden-
J, N our opinion, to deceive tse public
I'D The public may rest assured,
tt Ne have never N,isled them on this
Ind, a, some Of the New York editors
Sc nsinna,ed. We are convinced
more favourable to peace is
the cabinet fthe government than is
bhe posse ssion Of eveI Y reading man in
l. nalioa We say this much only
Itb lae hope Of checking the progress
what appears to US an unfortunate de-
isaa Mar. Int.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
Wanted to Purchase

TWO TO FOUR GOOD STRONG
Waggon Horses or Mares
From to Z years old, warranted sound
which will give generous price tor.
Apply to the Printers.
July Is t'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
Important Memoranda.

H Without adverting to the prizes
OF 8 so 900, 10000, l0,000's, sc. sold
at this office in former Lotteries, il wilt
be sufficient to enumcrate the following
GREAT, PRIZES which have been
obtained at COHEN'S OFFICE, dur.
ing the last Month, a circumstance
unhrecede1fed 10 ths annals Of lotteries,
and which establishes the singular good
fortune resulting to adventurers at this
office The dates when the prizes were
drawn are given, as well rs the Num-.
bers of the Tickets, viz.-- =
May s-No. 26oa3, Capital Prize Of
10000 Dollars.
May 4--No. 26ils, Capital Prize Of
10000 Dollars. j
May s--No 1917, Capital Prize 81
5000 Dollars.
May IN ssi63 Capital Prise Of
10000 Dollars. =
May 24--No. sosol. Capital Prize Of
10000 Dollars.
May sl--No. Ios2i. Capital Pixie Of
5000 Dollars.
Besides a large number Of Thou
sands, Fire Hundreds, &C. &c.
The S4e, 900 Prize was divided A
sold in sns ha!f and tuo qxarter Tiekess,
being the highest prize ever sold in
Shares in this country. The fortunate
owners were persons In extreme want,
who, by expendipg a triflihg sum at
COHEN'S OFFICE, were thus ina
moment put in possession of gtlAssss
and tndefendence.
BALTIMORE, June 2o1- July 4. ist
For Sale.
| az The Sloop SAIIY,
= nbdrthsn 20 tons, now lyiua
;. MGuirs { Cos. wasre
For terms apply to the Captain on bustd.
July IL. "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16

And the first drawn 1000 Blanks ara
each entitled to prize of SiE Ostlort
The drawing will commence in few
weeks, and will continue rapidly until
finished. Present price of Tickets oas
ly Five Dollars.
- Orders from distant places (ens
closing the Cash, or Prize Tickets in
any ofthe Lotteries) post paid, address
ed to the subscriber, will be promptly Y
punctually attended to, and with tbs
same exactness as if a personal apple
cation--the earliest intelligence will be
forwarded of success.
TIFF Companies and individuals Who
purchase any quantity of Tickets will
pc allowed the usual deduction, and ap.
proved Notes, payable after the coiicluA
sion of the drawing, will be received in
payment, as well asprize tickets and fos
reign bank ills.
]. |. Cohen, JUN.
No. lilo, Market Street, Balnssosi
Cohen's I" Gazette and LOTTERY
Resister,'
Is published every week for the Use Of
his customers, to whom it is sent sYufis
Others pay So per anhurn. 1t cone
tains the drawings of all the Lotseticss
and regularly corrected Price Curss
rent, &c.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JrIr IS,
0ro sHKY

AGE & Bopy OF rHx TINE
. AMP PRESSURE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16

The moral revolutions in France is
&Enelcle. The whole empire is now
unanimously Bourbon, as 1t lately ap-
pared 10 be the aJberent of the Coz 81.
|m-We say ahheared because sone
T base long since calculated, notwithstaEd-
q ag al ihc AIoniteur 0hheCrInce, that
5 Ne secuted Boarbons had many power.
/ I'll advocates in France 1t Is certain
noe &c the ancient nobility could see
DC elevation of the Upstart and bis tn
niy slthout feeling degraded, and be-
10, dcsirous of their prostration. The
ase with which the restoration was eft.
Eusd by Frenehmea after the victo-
rlous allies had allowed II freedom OF &C
tiol, is evidence that it bad long been
sontemplaied--and that its plans had
been Ibid, notwithstanding all the boast
a vigilance of Bonaparte. We men-
bon IS fact, that ia the early part OF
Lnaary last VI. De Chamb ne, brother
iplas pf TalIyranI, visited England
rom France, anl had numerous pri-
NE Interviews efLOUiS the XVfIIth.
The French People have qurttc3 the
2oad to Ruin aud ave happily travelling
On the Road Of Peace They beckon
he .imcrican Peohle to loi!ow, and say
lhey wish company Boston CsntineI.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16

I &c ScttOWtOp ScDSiOiS 'CUidIhs dIC
nien from the Maryland Gazette, pa
pr conducted with much ability and
inaspendeacc'-We accord heartily IN
the sentiments here expressed.
kisume, say some ofthe war-hawks,
here aas an union Of the two great
political parties into which our country
Is divided, for our prospects begin to
year an aspect far more gloomy than
hSY have ever yet exhibited, II would
Indeed be most fortunate for our coun-
uY could an event of this kind take
Place but while folly, imbecflity and
slekedness, are The leading featurs in
The conduct of our administration, il can
n'Ter take place, however desirable 1t
nay be, Though they have been unfor-
@uate in most Of their schemes, they
dave no complaint to make, for they
sa'e been no farther opposed in them
mana lair and candid expression OF OPT
aon would go. Oar country menaced
pm caiamities and dangers, before
inexperienced, demands the w sohful at
entlon and patriotic efforts oil every ci-
msOs-but until different men are
paced at the head ofour affairs, there
san be no room for confidencc. Let a
seSs'sity, requiring exertion, exist, and
20 iederalisl, however his character may
ave been aspersed with the odious
esIIhets ct story, traitor. ohtos fienisf,"
WI Wait for the calls Of law /; the inte-
''%' OF his country are alone Sufficient
ware hiszeai, and animate bis patrio-,
Isa. in proportion as democracy has
nHsa IN Us foolish projects andambi'ious
WsmPls, were ell the sngry passions
}s;ed against those who viii not yield
and obedience Is the wishes of the
PRESIDENT. and bow 10 Submission to the
Sasiah doctrine, thai we have NO right 20
a'N''ale and question when bis excelleH-
y 'ecsmmesds.
we would that the chsraeter OF our
sste'n ulent should ever remsin Uutar-
S,eed because tits better suited TO the
- saA's ota tree and vir,ueus people than
= ~ ether; yet some Impressions hay.
:" s'a@Psd, deeply stamped upon il,
H
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FOrty HUuSdHu IICkcIb~~HUI Two y
blanks to a prize. ~
The First drawn Ticker is entitled -
Five Thousand Dollars.
Present Price of Tickets Ten Dots
lars; with the usual discount to purs
chasers of so Tickets or more. Tho
drawing will commence during the en-.
suing fall.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-16
Liberty Engine House Lottery.
HigAest Prize areS-

Htgbesf fFizss dr.
2 prizes Of S,e,oo1
10000
/ 5000
l 5000
1000
Beside. Siooo's, Ssoo's &a
This is one OF the most approved
Schemes which has been presented for
some time past--it contains only q,
600 Tickets, and not two Blanks to a
prize.
The first drawn Ticker Is entitled 70
Three Thousand Dollars;
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COHIEN'S
Lottery and Exchange Office,
BALTIMORE.

The Warrington Monument; Ho.hh
tat, & Trinity Church Lotferiss, having
been concluded, the subscriber invites
the attention of the public to the fol.
lowing abstract from the Schemes Of
q he
TWO NEXT LOTTERIES,
TO BE DRAWN IN BALTIMORE.
Masonic Hall Lottery.
Hlghess Price are
/ prize Of 100000
10000
s 10000
z 5000
20 1000
IS 50o&e
Forty Thousand Tickets..not two