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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-09
John IL. Laid & Co.

OFFER for sale. at reduced prices, 70,
" approved paper at long dates
los hhds Muscoyado sugar
30 bbls do
loo boxes white ST Jago do
20 hhds molasses
do honey
"a chests imperial tea
A do young hyson do
TOGO bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
IS hhds W.. rum
10 bbls coIoring
do cordial
10 pipes, in pipes, BALI do. quarter casks
and halt 10 Madeira VINE
pipe old Charante cognac brandy
2 bait pipes port wine
55 boxe. do
Hampers white sparkling champagne
do pink do
do Clos voglot burgundy wine
10 cases Hant Brion claret
5 half pipes Tener,ffe vine
l0quarter casks do
90 4casks Colmenar do.
10 Malaga do
4 Malaga sherry
2U bbls vinegar
hid cherry bounce
90 boxes almonds
80 bbls beef and pork
80 - No. |, mackerel
10 half do do
800 bbls gross and neat herring
50 do do shad
500 bushels oats
1000 lbs soal feather of District, New Eng
land and Brazil tanning.
800 tons plaster OF Pans,
300 grind stones
30 FREEDOMS ploughs with extra shares
OF which are kept constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing ,letter,sugar loaf wrap
ping and sheahing paper
12 bales India & German goods
6 pieces German duck
Is cases men 4 boys line Il coarse hats
cases coarse shoes
3 boxes large and small ladies' hair combs
bales English herring seine twine
kegs Virginia manu- aCtured tobacco
90 boxes sperm candies
80 tons fla. Swedes Iron
60 casks best English gun powder lying
al the Powder housef
go bbls red ochre
| bbl indigo
patent balances
4 bales hops
e5 boaes Window glass various sizes
6 tierces rice
100 Hamburg demDobns
81 baskets Il half 90 sweet oil
1000 lbs binders u ban box boards
coils cordage, bandspikes, hanks. nest
measures 4. boxes.
sept q II
Maryland s Virginia Tobacco,
Wanted by
JOHN II. LADD & Co
Sept 25 1t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-09
For CnWeS.

~, The brig ABIGAIL, J, H. Tit
TA& comb, master; will sail about the
25tb inst. has good accommodations, aud
will take some passengers on moderate
terms. Apply on board, or 10
WM. FOWLE E. Co.
sept ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-09
Vol. XIII
Fer Amsterdam,

RI The ship THOMAS WILSON, W.
>fsA w Thompson, master, is now loading
~ III all in all the present month";, and
ara VIZ ,nn Sossheads on freight on moderate
tax; sses aO' Apply to ". FOWLE T. GO.
Sent IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-09
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Q, 1891.
SOUTHERN MONEY.

SUI III r. X " MON El.
I wish 10 purchase Bank Notes, checks and
l. approved bills at short sight, on
South Carolina,
Worth Carolina,
Georgia,
.New- Orleans,
Matches,
Virgiuia, 8
Maryland.
All OF which will be taken at lower rate
OF exchange than heretofore. Those having
for sale will find it much to their interest TO
call at my Office, to make any kind OF ex-
change, or money OPP ra;ions.
will also purchase notes oil the Banks OF
Kentucky, Ohio. Pennsy ivania, Tennessee,
Illinois, Missouri, and every bank in the
United States, also the banks in canada.
| can al all times furnish checks and bills at
sight, an short dates as may be wanted 20
any amount al the loves. rates on,
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New-York and
Boston.
Please apply al my Exchange Office and
Bdnkins House, Bridge street, Georgetown.
sept 22 II RUMULUS RIGG ).
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-09
For Freight.
Two Dollars Reward.

DANAVAY from the subscribers or the
le22d September. JOSHUA II. RUDOLF.
an apprentice To the Book Binding business.
He is IN hs 18th year. well grown othls age,
pale visage and sandy hair 1t is probable
that he is either in Baltimore or Philadel-
phia, but more likely the latter place. Mas.
tiers o, vessels aud others are prohibited
from harborlng or employing said boy. The
above reverb will be given it he is brought
back to US again but no charges paid.
J. 81 4. DOUGLASS.
oct 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-09
Removal.

Removal.
IL P. WHITNEY begs leave 20 acquaint
1 Il. his friends and the public IN general
that he has removed MS shop from the corner
o Fairfax TO the corner of Prince s. Water
streets; where he will be happy to supply
his customers as formerly, with any descrip-
ton that they may at anv time need as
low he trusts, as any other IN the District,
and he likewise wishes TO inform them
that he has just received full supply OF all
most every article for the approaching sea-
son, which will be found an object for those
that need such goods to call and judge tor
themselves.
n. B. Every description of ready made
clothing con family on hand. and the loves
prizes, and any orders fulfilled with punctu
atty and despatch
sent 3 3taw An.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
L. Nj. HUkoICN.

NrfERs FOR SALE, 1vhoiesaie and retaR,
" For Cqsh, or ohhvoued credit,
40 hhds. 20 ,ierces and 10 bbls. best re-
falling Molssses;
10 boxes and 10 bbls. Havana bi own Su-
gs-s;
5 do. white do;
20 chests Hyson, Young Hyson, Hy'on-
,kio, and Souchone Teas;
10 hhd,. and 100 bbls. best rye Gin, dif.
ferent brands;
do. w. I. Rum;
3 pipes Cognse Brandy,
90 q. casks Wine, different kinds
20 kegs frs, quality Tobacco;
90 do. Gun Powder
so bbs. Flour:
10 boxes DooIit,le Sosp; 10 d. sperm
Candies
30 quintsis Goldfish;
500 lbs CsssIs, Nu,megs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, Pesrlssh;
Lorriilsrd's Msccoboy and Scotch Snuff,
sod Paper Tobacco, &c. ks Aug. o.
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CUNDALL > MILLS.
WooL Carding.

W0ol LdrdNg.
THE subscribers inform their friends
l. and the public that they have replensheG
their Carding Machines With new Cards OF the fin
est and most approved manufacture. and that they
enabled to Card Wool ot all grades, in the
besl ~aanncr.
en- Goods, as usual -.3iso, they color and finish
Wooden Cloths of all descriptions, and to color gar.
:nents, &c. that have faded, or become unfsshiop-
able All branches Of the above business will he
done with despatch, and on the loves, terms, and
tue least favor gratefully acknowledged
CLARKE & GRISNELL.
NB-sAxYoap ALsr, Little .Comp,on-PEL,c
CoRsY, Tiverton-wILLIAx PsARsg, Bristol.
Perry-snd jon SssasAs, in Newport, vdl re.
ceiye aud forward articles intended for the Manu-.
fsc,osy. Portsnoutb, July i9, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
NEW GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD,
Has just received, ar ms old stand,

Has just received, ar ms old Ssand,
40. l76, Thames -Sueef,
And offers for sale Us low IS can be purchased
in town, ior CASH,
A ~ assortment OF best supe'hoe Broad.
"A cloths and Cassimeres, fashionable col
o,s middle and low priced do. do. for Sur.
,ou,s; Tartan Plslds, tor Cloaks super and
common drab ID :vonshire kerseys ; double
miiIed BIosdcloths, for Great Goats; plain
and eEbossed Bombazettes, black and fancy
colors /; superb new fashioned Cassineu Vest
ingst Valencia and common do /; rich gilt
coat and YES, Buttons superb fancy Crsvais |;
black silk aud RAg Handkerchieis; brown
Hollsnds and Cottons, very cheap.
~. His friends and the putlic are invited
TO Gail and examine Tor themselves.
Aesprors, Oefa6er IT, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
MARBLE
MON u NJ l. N T s,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
i Fire Places and Grave stones, OF American
and italian Marble, blue, white and clouded, for
sale on the Packet wharf. NEWPORT.
ALSO,
500 pair of Grave stones, Of the finest
snd most durable Blue Slate warranted superior 20
any sold in this state --Pree Stone for Windows,
Caps and sis, firarihs, Fire Places and Steps,
All of which will be sold at the Iosest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
on long credit frequired.
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Pelham SfrvsG
Newport, Hsrcbsi,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
ATROCIoUs pARRIcIDE.

A most hur.ible parrieide has be lately
erpetrsted In the attou 90 fivcs, IN
CO. The c irh attend .
cd the commission % ., teiehter, q p
possible, its s,,ociiy. father and son, tho
lster IN unemployed esp'sio in The army,
and che Waller Of The legion Of honor, inhab.
tied together house IN tho county, occupy-
ing, however, fefeb, spari nrp,s, and keep
ing 10 a names separate estsblishmsnts.
Disputes had arisen between them respecting
some property, and proposals for an arr sngo-
neot had been made BY 1--WE f,iends Of Tho
family, who on The 3D. of September waited
N tho father for his CONSENT, but were told
by MIN that he required time to make up his
mind, and requested them TO come 10 him
gain 10 tho course Of a few days The Two
lurpds having repoi. cd 10 the son 10 scqusint
ain w,,h bis answer, he in the most furious
nanhe laid hold Of q dooble bsrrelled gun,
md provided himself with powder and shst.
lie Afterwards ran into his bed room, whcro
he was followed by one Of the ffiends, and
| having seized a pistol, he took some papers
out ot . cioseti at the same moment he toio
from his button hole tho insigris OF his order,
| tb,u. il with violence into tho pocket Of tho
! friend, and holding ou, to him the packet "
| papers "Here," said he, lis my commis-
| SION, take care Of IT," The latter refused.
&" Take it," he added with oatbs, /" or will,
force you with pistol ., your breath" After
s,ying this, seeing the person he sJdiossed
retire few PAGES, wi,hou, persis,ing further,
no placed the papers on bed, and descend
ed precipilaely into tho es'den, TO prime his
pistols. The friend who had followed ~his
despersdo approached him for the purpo,e
OF soothing hin but the latter turning TO.
wards him, ssid, I" leave me alone sir, and of
one evil do not make two" The friend, a.
lsrmcd by this menace, quilted the garden,
when his companion joined him, ard said,
Z" let Us retire I have taken care that no,h-
log shall happen to the father his roomis
bsr,icaded in such a manner tha, his son can
| not penetrate TO him" Unfortunately these
| ptecsu,ions were insufficient, and few min
utes alter their departure, the son succeeded
in gsining sdmi.;snce into bis fuhcr's apart.
ment by fotGng in a window He advanced
| towards the I'd man, who wss .ep,ed in an
easy chair, which his ib6rmi,ies seldom per.
mi,ted him 20 quit, and shot him with one u
his pistols in the breast. The son in-Isw ol
the old mao, who was present, bsving lsid
hold Of bi, bro,her-io. law, a struggle cnsusd
between them, during which The con endess'
cured TO dischssee the other pistol into tbs
breast Of his brother .in-Isvs but ss il bufn'
priniOs, he drew frs~ ysts, y. -" 'asfa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
REAL ESTATE For SALE.

ca The yerss TUESDAY in March nerf, UiH
be sold az Pubic Auenon. on fhe PREMISES,
ey order Of Be Supreme judicial COurf,
A LII The rsh, and title that ISAAC MANoHBs.
"A TkR. late Of Tiverton, had at the time Of his
detcase. 10 and TO certain part ofa Dwelling House
andsabsut thirty acres OF Land, chiefly wood land.
subject 10 the widows dover.
ROBERT MANCHESTER, .4dnsiniseo'Or.
7fuerfen, here,n5er Ia, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
Gl0isfciianp.

NAMEs-M ankind have usually been -
noeh dlsliog u,shed tor diversity OF Taste as of
character or personal appearance, ard they
not uoifeqoently eshi0u n, much 10 he a.
musetaent oi each other. Tnis l. sometimes
done In giving names to children. Some pa,
rents seltet Tor their child The name ol some
distinguished hero, satesnsn or divine,
thinking, perhaps, tha, Possession Vt tho
nsme is sure pledge for 'essmblsnee IN tall
en,s and character. Some hshd down their
esn names, w,tho0t regard TO spy eunnngen-
~, bu, from raete p,ide to give them peipe-
Jury Seine have given names from local
circumstances, in modem A. well as sncicnt
times: hence, child borp at sea Is called
Ocean, or perhaps henfsns, 10 honor OF mis-
msjesty the Tfiasnt. some, in seleeung
nsmes tor their child ens svpposs themselves
aetuated by uncosh.oon pa,'io,istn hooccs
rickeuy ban,Iing IN Virginia, nol mary years
sicce, WAS called Er'bargo. Some prefer
short names, OF a SINGLE rnonosysnbit, a.
John or George, as matter of cnnveo,encs.
Some prefer names OF several sytablss, or
even dout!e names, as being "no, quite 90
common. Some prefer romantic names,
aod hence they make their selections from
hvorite novel Some prefer scripture pames,
eho ouC koou oiu iooy - so'u w 'ootuS
BSeiSebn6 a"vefy pretty name" Tor q favor.
itc grsndchild hot wha, should have givcu,
preference 10 the following name, which 10
The reel name OF u c,ireu, or OF one who has
been citizen, wo are unable to say. q, 10
gives without further comment, 6lahor Sho-
tai Hash6osh PoiyearhSs Nelson Sehekeld.
The last is the sirpsme Con journal "
To be sure this name is veiy respectable
for length, but we cannot think u eompares
either for melody or variety of sound, with
that OF our old acquaintance, hiynheer Jasfe.
rus Von Clamp Han'bev, Cfum6e,t Ciup,h yov
Joeabas Rondibus Redwood Ep BALT. PAR.
As we have also some acquaintance with
Mynheer Redwood, we should inform oov
worthy oeighbor that MI. II. has had m in-
crease ol family, and tha, ~ this is his only
child, he was deter mined that Il should hdvo
names enough for o large family. Ho ac-
cordioglt gave master Redwood no, only al
hrs own meIodious names, b0t sddcd q ysri,'y
oI others should our neighbor oi the PaIi-
OF correspond with The son after tho de mise
of ihc father, bs will pie ssc direet 10 MyD-
heer Jasnergs Von Ciumn Humbers C1umbert
Ciumf Fan Jaeo6Ls Randibns Jacob Godefros
Gyso,v Fan Hsmssaos U,ifeh ycn ySssendeL/t
Johon Ten Hoee SisentS Hoo,n6esk Gnder.
donk CiunhsrdGnk Bamtevdonk Redwcod.
Halt Fed Republicau.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
Hardware, Cnaey, Snip -Chmdlsv,ve.
WM. II. RATHBONE,
Offers for safe at ms Store, head OF
PGekes Iyaay.
OUADRANTS, double and single

QUADRANTS, double and single
observation; Brass and Wood Compasses
Spy Glasses, Cases of Mathematical Instruments;
parallel rules, Scales ADD Dsders Nsvigstors and
Coast Pilots; Charts patent hsit-honr Glasses :
Log glasses, Bunting aad Ships colours; quhis,
writing, letter aud log paper inh powder eordage
o. all slses twine horse, cabin, paint ard scrub
brushes broons cabin mops log reels ana ch,fs :
deep sea sas hand leads, hand pumps serving
rs,iels; blocks and hanks japan lamps aud feed.
srs, horn and tin lanterns knives and forks hm.
les OF all kinds screws; brass and iron late hes !;
cocks coffee mills aek a.d pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies' and tormentorsi axes. hstchc,s, ha'-
ners, japan and tin trumpets chisels, sugurs, hlt,
saws harpoons and grams, fish hooks, sail needles
ana pars. leather. sheathug paper, csuiking irons
and mallets, marlin spikes. iron shoyeisl ship's
srapers. yinhlets. pump and clspper nails, sh'es
and pencils, spanish brown, red lead to, ir~n and
stone ware patent 'eck lights brass pump boxes.
wrought and c,t nails brads and tacks OF all sizes,
tile, gsue, chalk brmstone, ismpblack, oars, hand.
spikes. Tar, Pitch, Turpentine and Rosln oakum;
with full assortment OF every articles usually call
ed for in a Hardware and ship Chandler, store.
0Jr Persons wishing Quadrants and Compasses
repaired, leave than n the above store, where
they will be attended to.
Newport, June ID
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
New Stock OF
FEATHER BEDS & FEATHERS.
Ann AHA M Il ARKE

a Is II = II II NI n y IL n j. Ni
No 2, Charies.s:reet
II EEPS constantly on hand quaint.
IN ty Of best Live Geese and Fowl Festhers-
ana Feather beds, from the lowest priced 20 the
first quality.
.iiso on hand An Assortment OF Mattresses, Of al!
kinds. March 81, 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12
UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.

UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.
THE Subscribers respectfully informs their
i friends and The public, that they have estab-
!isbed the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
an experienced workman at the coloring and finish
ing wooen goods Of all descriptions will be fin
shed in lie nes' II manner, on the most reasonable
terme.
WOOL CAKDING.
Wool Of all grades carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue TO manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, may best suit their EN-.
pioyers.
The following persons will receive End forward
any al tcies intended for the Union Factory
EDWARD STANHOPK, and
ROBERT x & FRANCIS CARR, Nergpsrk
GEORGE LAYTON 7iverfsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisfoi Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance of their ta
YOURS JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, June IS, 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-24

while The cold was intense, and the wind
piercing and loud, and she was doomed H.
linger out the thifd dfeaiy night upon the
inhospitable rock. Next morning she per.
ce,ved q boat not very far Of. Her voice
was now entirely broken; she could only
make slight signal with her handkerchief.
Il caught the eyes Of the boatmen, who row.
ed towards the spot. When they assembled
the rock, they found her on her knees, with
her hands clasped in the attitude OF prayer.
She appeared to be somewhat insen1i5!e, but
disclosed her name and situation. Having
nearly Lost the use Of her limbs, she was
carefully lifted by one Of the boatmen, and
carried to the beat. The crew, though the
morning was piercingly cold, took of their
coats and jackets, and having spread some
of them on the bottom Of the boat, laid the
young lady softly down, and covered her
with the rest. She Immediately fell into
sound sleep. To avoid the crowd Of spec.
ta:ors, who would have hurried from every
part of Douglass, to welcome her rs'tora
ticn, she was privately placed in cbsise,
by the side of her father. and continued in
a gradual state Of recovery, and under me-
dical advice. Her mother, however. her
feelings torn by the misfortune OF her SOD.
and the loss Of her daughter, could not
endure the tide Of affection that rushed upon
her, when that daughter was restored; and
few days after, we have the following pas.
sage in letter to gentlemen in Liverpool
from his daughter: We have dreadful
news at present in Douglas. The uhiortu.
nate family Of the Fells have now more rea-
son to be pitied than even before. Poor
Mrs. Fell 10 ne more, and the circumstances
are almost too bad TO MENTION" From a
subsequent letter. it appears that this IN
fortunate female put period to her exit
fence, in st of arrangement 'The theme"
concludes this communication, is too
dreadful to dwell on-sufice it to say, that
il has thrown gloom over the whole town,
the catastrophe being SO unexpected. and
the unhappy subject OF it So uniformly and
10 universally respected"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-24
Splendid French
PAPER HANGINGS.

THE subscriber has just opened At Mr..
l. Poor's auction store, Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. opposite Mr.. Browns hotel. superb
assortment Of Paperhangings, comprising
every thing in the line, such as
Rich velvet gold papers, With
Handsome velvet & gold tsstoon borders,
Plain marble papers Of all colours,
Several views in bright colours,
Satin papers, common low priced &c.
Together with an assortment OF
american Papers,
some Of which be can sell as low a. 33i cts.
piece. Persons wanting the above articles
would do well to give him an early call, as
bis stay is but for short time.
s. ROBINSON.
N. B. The best hangers are engaged and
their work warranted ST.
Washington. May Is.
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In READING-ROOM az
& MARIN JOURNAL. M
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. May e3.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Little Cherub Capt, Lowell, IA days
from Boston; cargo nails, hardware, rum,
eordage. gin. fruits, shoes and paper.
Brig Hebe capt. Pratt, 2 day. from N.
York; ballast to A. c. Ca1enove, 4 CO;
schr. Hope, capt; Portsmouth, N. H.
Sloop Nightingale, Fendall, corn T. Dbl.
fish to the master
One ship and several inland vessels in
sight this side Of the tort cound up,
WIND NORTH.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-24

nauiplous support Of every measure that
had q tendency to promote the public wei
fare. was blessed unto thousands.
sit is true these men arc not perfectly
known among US, yet time will show, that
in the United States, there Is no deheien.
CIV of meritorious men, though they have
not been puffed abroad"
The German Journal which we have
already quoted, contains the following re-
marks on
CLARKE'S TRAVELS.
of the we'll known works of Doctor
CLARSs, Travels in various countries Of
Europe, Asia and Africa new volume
has been published, treating on Scandin-
sx;a. which the author visited in the sum-
mer of 1899. Clarke has acquired some
fame as a traveller, but for this he is In.
5ebted more to his extensive than his pro-
found knowledge. In this volume again
he NEEDLES with remarks and decisions,
ON many subjects of which he has either
8 yery superficial knowledge, or none at
all Without understanding German or
Danish, he speaks of northern literature
with an arrogance that is really astonish-
inc, and even the northern proper names
are generally written Incorrectly or ridi-
eulously Englished."
DEFINITION OF POETRY.
The anscient German poet, CeItes, said
Of the art of poetry, that it is cine goett-
liche Bervsgung dss Gemslhss-a divine
motion of the mind.
THE SANSCRIT,
Is taught at the University of Bonn, by
Professor A. w. Schlegel; and an appa-
ratus has been prepared to publish several
works on Indian Literature.
SUBSTITUTE FOR COFFEE.
In order to prohit the use Of coffee, the
King of Sweden has ordered the extsn.
siys cultivation of species of Vstch, As
tragalus Boeticus,) on his estate at 10
sersburg; and large quantity OF the seed
has been distributed among the farmers In
order to promote the cultivation OF this
plant as substitute for coffee.
Morgenbatt
Edinburgh Rovisw, No. LXv.
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Grand National Lottery,
FIFTH Glass.

10000 tickets at DI0 is 5oO,6oo
Prizes only TO be drawn,
On TO 10th day will be deposited in the
wheel one prize yf D5ooo; on the 18th day
one prize Of D5ooo; on the Goth day one
prize OF 5000; on the s5th day one prize OF
Die 900; on the 28th day prize Of 46, 900;
and on The 3olh daylone prize Of Dloo, 900.
Prizes subject to deduction Of IS per
cent.
Thirty three drawings.
The drawings will be announced in the
course of a few weeks.
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority of the United States. and the pri.
zes all floating as specified, offers the great
est inducement 10 adventures.
Tickets will advance to Dill on tht Isl
day Of June. -
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66s6 Prizes $4,000 l6o,ooo
1854 Blanks ! Tickets
Prizes will be deposited az followG-Ist
day D.lo, 700, ed day 5000, Sd day 5000,
5th day 5000, 9th day 10000. and 10th cay
$4,000,
All the other prizes in the scheme floating
from the commencement Of drawing,
Prizes payable 60 days after the drawing
is finished, subject to fifteen per cent. dis.
count.
Whole Tickets DI0 Quarters 2 SO
Halves Eighths e5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-24
Caution.

Caution.
4 BOUT the 18th Of May, q man named
"a DAVID M. EMILY, who was in p,,t.
nership with the subscriber, eloped from
Lluydsburg carrying with him all my clothes
and What money We collect in the neighbor.
hood, for the purpose, be stated, Of COM.
ing to Alexandria. to purchase iron
As have every reason 10 believe that n is
bis intention to swindle me out Of nv bro.
perty. take this opportunity of csutionlne
the public against him. Said Emily il M.
tive Of N. York, 20 years Of age, black hair.
and long nose, 10 very much attached 10
drink-by trade, blacksmith. Any infor.
nation respecting the said man win be-
thankfully received By
JOSEPH B. DANIELS.
Lloydsburg, Fairfaz County, Va.
may Il 81