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FOR SAIE-

On a credit of one, f7vo and three pears,
TENHAT hiphLy imhroped FfR1I. in
< Prince-Wiliam County, known BY the name oil Cira-
ham Park owned 10y the late Doct Geo. Graham The tract
contains about acres, ofwich about 200 Is weLtn
bered The advantages Of the Farm are equal to any that
section Of e country is distance from Washington being
only IS niles Alexandria So Dumries 10 and Occoquan
Mills To- On the Yarn, comfortable Dwelling House,
10 by % fcet--Ao. a kitchen AMI meahouse, with
every other necessary outhUuscan excellent well ovater
orchard, garden, &c.
II to speak Of The soil presuning those de-
srous of purchasing will view it, which may be done mp
pcaon to John HOoe, ESP who present has the Farm in
his occupancy.
Possession may Ne had on the 1st OF nest January, she pur
chaser having the privilege Of seeding
At Graham Park on wednesday, the 4h September. viii
be Offered for sale, several likely NEGROES. HORSES,
and Farming Utensils deliverable the January next
Also. SHEEP. greater proportion Of (which - anil
81 boWlCd CATI IL and HOGS, with all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known the day or ssle.
JOHN G.. HESLOP, ErecWOrQ
CcJrgc Cf0tTHl, dech
Jttre 90. f5-MS
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FOREICN.
SIR r. WILSON z, CAPT. IIUTCHIN-
SON.

The followingis the determination of the
Prince Regent. respecting Sir Robt. vii
son and capt. Hutchinson. And while the
whole country acknowledge the mildness
OF his royal highness, the parties them
selves must add to that feeling Of contrition
which we hope they have, deep sense Of
the gratitude for the moderation displayed
by the prince regent unexpected moder-
alton It must be 20 Sir Robert Wilson, who
IN The following paragraph Of his letter to
Lord Grey, published in the act Of accusa-
ton. contemplated more serious mark IF
his sovercign's displeasure -" lie does
not dissemble the unpleasant consequences
OF his enterPrize-He was not ambitious to
be imprisoned or 70 lose his commission !;
but he was resigned on both points"
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- The ENQUIRER is published twice week. gene
~ md ths times week during the session o die State
W rs-Friee the same us heretofore Ere DoA0rs per
Lfs y,,yshe in advance. Notes OF Chartered Banks
,i IN " received in payment. The Editor will guar
safety of rcinitling them by matt, the postage Of all
y,.rs l,ing paid by the writer's.
~, No papers viii be discontinued lbt the discretion
80 Ehto- until NIL arrearagys have been paid up.
O. -. Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine pa
. e ,halI receive tenth. gratis.
p1'' $780, TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- one scaeFirSt insertion, IS ceHfSeGch continuance
y, dtsreen' inserted, until has either been pad for
-1ssuire .y sJie person IN ms city or is envrons
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GENERAL ORDER.


IIOTag NWNIU5s Why TO.
" So long as mi. sen. Sir Robert VIII
son and capt. J. II. Hutchinson, Of the lot
or grenadier rcgt. of foot guards were un~
Ger trial, tie commander in chief abst aimed
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FNVllE Public are respectfully informed, that
gave tn Owen Franklin, of Chesterfield, my
obligation to pay him of money therein
stated, for the purchase of wagon, eeers and
horses, to be paid on condition that there was TO
be no incumbrsnoe the same. The public are
hereby cautioned not 20 receive the boad as have
reasons to helievc that the said property is under
incuInbrance, aad am determined not to pay the
same.
RICHARD HARRIS
Juiy IS. 19-7v47u
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hhds Northern Rum
10 bags prime Green Cote.
10 bikes sound fresh Lemons
10000 Spanish Seears in half boxes
Is barrels Harrines
cases Wool Hats
i casks London Porter.
quarter casks Malaga Wine,
Now la-'ling from schooner William and sloon
Astrea, Cor sale On reasonable terms by
JOHN o. LAY s. Co.
Jaly 10. 1876
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NOTICE


To those zvhom IL maj conceTn-
FSulAr have stored WIKI, Lewis Rey u Co
2 box, marked IL. i. \, 20. and two marked
These Goods shipped the port Of New-YorI, on
bard die sch Lady Iompkns, bord iar the port OF Rich
mUn, and from change of voyage shipped board the scl
On,ario, without either Bi of I,ad,ng Memurandum
Whereby TO ascertain the assignee, who will these
goods application the said Key & Co. by producing
oils OF an, receipt other satisfactory evidence other
Shipment and consignment, By paying the freight, and ot
- eAPeIee Of storage, &c.
JOHN COLE, Master Of the
Sch. Ontario.
July rs. 19-2t
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EBY Virtue of Deed OF Trust executed on the
; 24th November, 1912, by WIN. Robertson,
ct Albomarle County, TO secure to Jas. r. Cooke
sum OF money therein mentioned, ard cost, will
be sold, by the Trustees or one oftiem or the 15ih
day of August next, fair, if not the next far dav
to the highest bidder FOR cssh, at Jas. y. Cookies
mill, n Tract cfLGRd, containing 179 acres, more
Or less, lying on the south fork Of Hardware River
IN the county OF Albemarle. There is q valuable
Saw and Grist Mil, with convenient dwelling
house, sc. on the Land.
TIE Z'R USTEES.
|HiY 10. 18-7U47v
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BILLS ON NEW YORK,

TIE Pi2OPllitT0 itS.
OF the Richricnd Cotton tianuiactcry, forewarn
y ~ persons FROM clrediling any one interested,
esnreutsi or employed IA that establishment, Oh
account OF the same, except
REM. JAMES HARRIS.
December 1. i2rn
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New Medical W otk

PROPOSAL
By James Webster. at No. 10, ssnth
Eighth street Philadelphia, for pub
Ishing b. Snbscription,
Elements of therapeutics and
Materia Medlcs,
By N. CHAPMAN, M D. Professor
the Institutes aud Practice of Me5icine
and Clinical Practice in the University
OF Pennsylvania.
CONDITIONS.
I. The work will De printed on q fine
paper, in two octave volumes, each III
which will contain from 4 TO sou pages.
2 II will be delivered to Subscribers IN
neat blndi g. at 5 dollars a copy.
5. The price to non subscribers, will
be six dollars.
The work sill be really for delivery
early next summer.
gs Subscriptions will be received
by
James Kennedy & Son,
booksellers, King street.
December 81 cow
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IN COUNCIL,
December 29th,


The resignation of Mr.. James Harri~
as a keeper of the Poor House, was re,
ceiycd and accepted, and Thomas Par
sops was duiy,eiected 10 supply his place,
On ballotring for u measure r OF lumber
ana co der of wood IN the place Of Ma
tEaniel Aic.AlIister, deceased, David
Back was july elected,
Ordered. that the taxes charged to Mrs.
Fletcher foy tie year 1910, and to Mrs
wills for 1903, be RENTED, the council
being Of opiaion That the same have been
discharged.
On ba,lotting t0r neasurer Of grain,
salt and coal, Samuel Light,ort was duly
elected.
Mrs. Elizabeth IIntson's taxes for the
present year we're RENTED.
An act making further appropriations
for finishing the New Market House was
read first time and lsid on the table.
Extract from the minutes,
Test,
I,P. THOMPSON, c. C.
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decided opinion of the importance Of the
aad, aud of State cooperation. | there
fore waited on the committee this mors
INC. laid The information before them and
exnlaipei at large the essential adval.
tage of the u, States giving is. aid to tn
important measure. | am inclined Is
hope that they see the matter in the SANE
light with myself and will report ia
yorablY.
It must be remarked. however, that
AR. Calhoun FROM the committee raised,
Tor that purpose. has reported a genera
Bill! appyop'iating the STOCK which we owr
IN the United States Bank to internal
This measure which i
certainly most important as it will give
on annual revenue of $50 900 ssn!lars for
he purposeof internal Improvement. AIDE
oaatcto the construction annually OF 100
,siles of Turnpike Road, will probably be
zach opposed. bu, I think WI pass. If
sa. have little doubt that its passage
w;l u timateIy secure the completioa OF
the road from Cumberland bat [ am
f c!ined to fear Il may delay the measure
iatil future session: as vote OF 70 day
y the subject OF another road, appears
q indicate design to make no specific
.a,tropriation, until the committee On
uslic Improvement can report general
Ian or system. ] se.,fl however press
|oa subject if possible upon the Attentions
|er the house.
In the present happy state of our coin
~, there is nothin. Of more importance
/ can permanent internal Improvements
;Ne strength. as well as the wealth Of the
|aa,iou, alr! the com ort Of the people is So
Essentially connected with it, that | hope
e shali moi fail to persevere IN our pre-
sent good intentions in relation to roads
land canals. Many have constitutional
l.crunlps on the subject. For myself | do
lnnt think the objection insurnonntab e,
laad il Ibid, | $ ,ouId ieei great Follcitpdr
Ifof an amendment Of the Constitution
which. without, taking any power from
the states would peroit Congress to CO
Ionerate in the laudable work and to ap
iply the funds of tie nation for its ia
lpfoyement. in manner calculated II
adj to its greatness and respectable
lty.
shall write again next week"
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go Dollars iiewa, d.

Sd AN AWAY from the subscriber,
a a. living near Salem. Fauq,ier coun-
~, Virginia. on the 18th inst. EfiiR I'M
and POLLY. who | am satisfied arc en-
rIeayoring to escape to PennsyIvania.-
ilphraim is q stout likely fellow. 6 wears
OF age. about feet 10 or | / inches h;gh,
dark complexion but not black, long face,
high nose. prominent under lip 4 Iva, hne
or two scars on his right leg, cut with a
>cy the III grading He is a good wag-
goner. p!oushman ano coarse shoemaker,
|Chews tobacco and is very fond Of Spi it's
his clothes are not recoEectcd. except
a striped country Cloth coat aud a lev
great coat oil dark drab country cloth sot
Ihned, with large cape and the collar
lined with blue ra1bit's fur.
Polly is very handsome bright muIat-
to. about Is years cd, full oval face
and fine SET ut teeth. She is very fond
Of dress and keeps her hair AWAY, neat
/, conbed--pollv is an excellent weaver,
spinner aud washer. She took with her
a striped country cloth coat an ilcket,
a white cambria dress and yellow strip
led and lowered calico, with bonnet Ut
the same. The abOvereward will be given
If taken oct Of the state and secured so
that set them, o. one hundred dollars
liz taken Oh this side Of the Potomac.
e T.. PEYIUN.
Fauquier County, Va.
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New YoRk, Dec. 90
LATEST FROM SOUT AMERICA

NEW DIRK, Dec. 70
--LATEST FROM SOUTsz AMERICA.
Capt Oliver from Moote Viedo, and
So DAYS from Bnenos Ayres, intonms that
the Portuguese squadron arrised ut Nal
donado on the 22d of October. It con-
sisted of one "A, 2 irigatss, sloops OF
war, 2 gun briss, and merchant vessels
|ar transports, said to have on board 800
troops, but capt. q. thinks the number
was greater. These were TO co operate
with the land forces in an attack upon
Monte Viedo.
1t was supposed at Buenos Ayres that
the Spaniards would permit the Pcrtu-
euese TO enter the City, when they w;nid
fall an easy prey to them, as Gen. Artegas
was in the neighkothood, with 10000
men. Business was at a stand.
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Alexandra, Dec. so. 1916.

Alexandria, Dec. So. 1910.
Was committed to the all Of this
comfy as runaway negro man named
Milliam-he is about 5 feet z niche.
hioh-stout made-about So years of age
was bought ola Mrs. Bowe of Maryland
by Mr. William Jones Of Georgia and
run from hlm in vi ginia-The owner i.
requested 70 callsand prove his property,
pay charges and take him away othernise
he will be disposed of as the law directs
JAMES CAMPBELL, JaiIor.
December 81 1aw2m
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I shall write again next week"
extract of a letter from Gen. Bolivar to
gentleman in Phiatielphi dated


Port an Prince, .Nor.ll.
Sir-I suppose you have heard thro 70
reign newspapers. the result OF my 'astsx
hetlition to Veneznia, nt probably, have
not been able to form a prescise iuds-
,uent from the want Of knowledge of HE
,ecessarY details. !'he documents which
/ have The p,easure te send ven VIII sup
MY this deficiency. | Gao assure you that
taey aee written nnPasti&,iy, and as the
facts occurred.
!ase a,teng'h o. gapiIcd u new ey.
aediti0a, anu uith the same object il
new This expedition is undoustedly
MUCH sul.erior to The former +; a gfea er
a, beyef vessels greater quantity Of
sngitry Stpea, aad .no.e man accom-
Danylng NE. to n y cut.trs, y ilei cali.
pom Gle- nce more, 80 back again
,fhtn six DAYS. ts give TO my fellow ci-
nzens new testimonials Of NY deyo i"r
their welfare.
The mercantile relations between We.
Ae1uia, anh the United Sta c, OF Anne =
81, yGa~t DC helcetyTtA very advantageous
10 both quar- e,5. GDed arms, amuniton
ciuth.ne. aAd vesseis OF war, are article
wIuch fERs iaI ready AID lucrauSe
sale. tot hose who undertake business O.
tins knd. s'he parts OF sia's lrtta Ia
l'aaua, and 3acei2na, arc opened. berg
Ia'ready occupied BY cur troops, and Offer
80 American merchants rare points ro
itransact those ai4iirs, and contribute thus
aoSt natiy 70 pr6aotc the lioerty OF the
'dntfy at Caracas. Tx frequent iatel
isoarse between t,at conn'yy ard North
!. inei lca, ami the protection winch go.
tramenlI Is ready 10 afford to honest
lad ianastrious foreigners who may
'chooae u settle among rs, cannot but &C.
sfiese ycrf seen the lossPo we have sui
,iercd, ana wiIl we trust, give US y!ltuUu;
|clNzcns.
P;easc TO Disseminate these ideas a
noos Tor .sners Of prrb,ty who may
not yet nave n!sde settlement, repre-.
'seuang to them the advantages Of osl
aid FAC Climate.
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Public Sale.

IN Wednesday next wiifbe sold at INT
Office of john Jackson and Go. N Y
MON between King and Prince streets
without reserve
10 hogsheads molasses
puncheOns rum
9 pipes gin
2 b andy
10 kegs starch
10 raisins
S barrels shrub
s boxes cotton cards
Boxes glass ware
Immediately after,
case sup Irish shirtlog., 54
do cotton c3mbrics 9 81 f 4
cailcoes
2 sup London MKT pins
black and colores! cambrics
/ super Madras hhkts
/ book, leno. an null muslins
/ domestic shirtings u ginghams
/ brown Iinnens good quality
/ elegant silk shawis 7 4 to IL 4
/ lace wells and shawls
bale sup broadcloths
l secnnd do
i rose blankets
/ white. yellow ard red flanneIs
flushings and coaiinss etc etc.
Silk, worsted AID cotton stockings
QnalitY and shoe bindings
Cotton bedticking
Marseilles estings, Gurnsey fiocks
Irish linens, linen ca brics
Silk gloves. cotton sh ring
Best gilt buttons, sewing six
Cotton bindings. Canton grapes, ,etc.
Sale at ten O'Clock precisely.
Deccmber 81
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BALL.

Mr.. GENERES has the honor of in
forming the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Alexandria that bis next Assembly will
be ON NE w YEARS DAY, 1917.
He hopes the Ladies will favor him
with thStr company.
December 81
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n Mary. Howard, Of Nevburvport,|

Sch Mary, Howard, Of Newburvport,
as spoke lot December of iiberoo
at f. JacouemeI, bound to Alexandria
Vessel, bound to Alexandria
At Baltimore, sch Despatch, Henry
December s7t., | to sail in few days.
At d. sloop Regulator, Chadwick, TO
all 29th December
AT Philadelphia. sloop Isabella, Mills
to sail s6th December. -
At do sloop Unity, Hand, uncertain
.Decembei 90.
Arrived. sloop Richard, Barnes, from
aiehmond-cargo coal: to the master.
Brig Benelaetor, Gushing, Norfolk
cargo slaves, shingles, pitch and tar; TO
John and Thomas Vowel and Mordecai
Miller. Passe,fan Eastern built sch'r III
Naniemoy reach, bound up.
Arrived al Boston Dec "a Schooner
Attractive, Wallis, Al days from Glib
raltar: reports. that the american squad
ron arrived in Malag 95th October. 1t
was understood that our affairs with Al
giers mad been settled and Peace once
mere established.
The schooner Sassnnah, Capt. Day
mon. OF and, from Boston bound to .4le.r.
andrin, with an assorted cargo, was
wrecked on the east end OF Nantucket
Island, on Monday 10th instant the
Z eater part of her cargo it is thought
will be saved.
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RosToN Dec, %

RosToN Dec 90.
Arrived schooner Attractive, Wallis,
is days from Malaga, and Al from Gil
oraItar. Sailed from Malaga. Nov. s,
and lett brigs AleAander, Colon, of Hal
lowell, and the Hoikar, Dodge. of New
Yeik. both to sail IN week. the only A..
merican vessels in port. The brig Ann
n ria, Lowell, sailed s days before for
Norfolk. he whole of the y. s. squa.
iron in the Mediterranean, except tie
frigatc United states, which was at Port
Iahon, arrived at Malaga, about the
18th October from Algiers, aad saile,l
asain immediately ter Gibraltr,, in con.
sequence OF the long quarantine they
were subjected TO at that place, Nc one
was permitted to land fcm the squadron,
it was, however, understood that our az.
fairs with Algiers had been settled, and
peace once moe established. Coming
oat of Malaga, passed a sharp built Ame
lean schr gong in. November 10. spoil e
orig Saucy Jack, IS days from i4eghorn.
Tor ha,leston, and next day anchored III
co, at Gibraltar. sailed from Gibralta,
the sane day aud left the Saucy Jack in
quaranine- several American mer.
chaot vessels we're there, but was una,
olo TO learn their names, a ship fron
Nevbuiyport had got under way SAINT
day.
The U. S. ship Washington, -, Con
,ste!laiiou rigate, and two or three other
r,sei, d our squadron, aud i,ut'h =
md two trigates. were at Gibraltar. Ga
ne 4th inst. Ill LAT "a 90 long So spnke
he French ship, josephine, II Ola siIo"
Uape Charles for bordeaux Came out Of
I:dsartowil yesterday morning. in CO. wit
chr Three Friend, Clark from MarG
Ioque Tor Plymouth, & 2 schrs. iron
outhecn ports, ios The EastH ard. A hae'
Iof about Is sail come cut Of Holmes
ioie, saw them astern in the bay las
I.veuing. Most OF them are now jus
Ni,hout the Light House, becalmed
Yours, in haste, 5, IoPLiFF,
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Public Sale.

On Wcdnesday next at half past 20
O'Clock, viii be sold on fiarPcr atd Da-
us's wharf without sesel'e the ga
slap REPoR TER. 5 yeats odd. burthen
upwards of two huEeled ibis. well
found and sails fast.
Terms on credit Of 60 days Tor
endorsed negotiable notes.
Z. u. Marsteller anc'r.
Dec. 81.
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~ ...,, a,npt rieal Observations,

By the above observations 1t VIII D
so.n that the morning of the 9Th De
cember was s degrees warmer than thu
of he ssd of August. and that the hes
of the sist of Angus, at 2 O'clock. attes
Nom. was only one degree above that Q
,be sTth of December.
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Office.

A LII persons having Bills against the
"A Alexandra Thesplan Society are
requested to bring them in to MIR. w. A
Williams on or before the 9th day G!
January.
EDWARD DEEBLE, Treasurer,
December 81 st
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December 81
A CARD.

VIM. Morgan, Ladies shoemaker,
King street, anxious to close his ac-
counts with the currentyear, requests
those indebted to him to call and SET
tie The same, to enable him to- dis
charge those that may appear against
him.
A compliance with the above will
be gratefully acknowledged.
n. b. A general assortment Of la
dies fashionable shoes and gcntlehens
pumps.
Dec. 81 St
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December 81
Public sale.

On Saturday next the 4th January, a
O'Clock, will be sold, at our huc.
tion Rooms. on Unicn street, for Pa
per Of Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania
Eastern Shore Of Maryland, an9 Tn.
chartered Banks of Virginia
Tie entire stock Of prime, seasonabls
Dry Goods,
OF a House declining business, with
aut reserve) for Bank Paper of any oI
tae above named States. Also, very
considerable invoice of SeasoaaOie DRY
,oods, for Paper Of the late Merchants
3lnk OF Alexandria.
on SANE DAY,
viii be offered for Current Eank Paper
OF lie Distsict,
A very general assortment of ,iritiss
II.ench, German < india Goods, wkIcl
are selling at the New York prices and
sill be found well worthy the attention
Of town and country dealers. as they cat
be supplied on the most rea oRab!e terms.
and tor approved Paper 1t so days.
Madeira Wine
Malaga ditto
West India Rum
Holland Gin
Molassgs, Salt
r
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Ithas been enormously stated IN SOL
or the newspa ers, that the nominate
IS WILLIAMS Ice. to the Office of accouR
ont Of War, has been contirmed BY tn
senate Mr.. Lee has not even oeen n
minated to the Senate.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be added to this days sale
without reserve
One case mems and womea's elegant
Morrocco pocket books, &c.
z & MARSTELLER
Dec ST
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Port vi Alexandria.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.
December %.
GLEARGD

Brig Richmoad, siohere' west ma.
Cargo fiour: b, Savage and Dugan OF
PMladelpIiia
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The WS't hnoIrn
ESa Brig Virginia,
2 eEs k1S Burther aaopt TOO barrels
y. ssssssea first rate vessel, sails fast
we'll found and in complete order for The
reception OF cargo, Her inventory
which is full and complete, can be view
cd any time previous to the sae. Term
liberal and made known at the tine an'
place of sale.
John Jackson and Co.
Auctionecrs.
December 81
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Pubic Sale.

On Thursday next the Cd Of January, a
10 o'clock, at Conway's wllarf, vii
be sold,
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Sfaiisnary Prizes.

LIST drawn ticket (those set apart as
prizes excepted) 90 the 10Th, l7ih, 18th,
| 9th, 2lst, 22d. 23d, Gath, 2Gth, 9th
Jays each. entitled 10 one OF the above.
mentioned prizes of 100 tickets, come
,nencing at the lowest number and pro.
ceedlng in regular succession Until the
whole are drawn.
lst drawn Oh the Goth day 3 5000
lst DO 25th day 1000
lat do 2Sth 29th each 500
do S5th 10000
do 5Oth 5000
do s6th 37th SSH
and S9th each 500
l do S'sf SD SD
and S4th 1000
lido 42d and 44th each LOO
do 40th 1900
The prize tickets. set apart, fer l6.h
lay have already drawn $3.50 and there
till remains in the wheel, of that book
50 Numbers and undrcwD prize tickets,
a this, or any ether lottery foreign
-hecks or unchartered baak notes. will
: received ia payment for warranted
.hdrawn tickets in this lottery.
Present price of Whole tickle, S 9.
.nd halt, quarters ana Fights i'll proper.
.en--tUr sale by
Robert Gray
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-31
POTOMAC e. SHENANDOAH
Navrgston Lottery.
See nd Class.

VIII commence drawing on Monday
the Sd day Of February 1877. he iol-
ios ing is the present state OF the wheels
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