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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02
LIEUT.. M'KNiCgT.

Lieutenant Stephen Decatur Midnight,
Of the ravy, was on board the United States
ship Essex in her cruise to the Pacific; was
a party to the action which terminated IN
her capture, and became, in consequence,
prisoner 10 Captain Hillyar, of the British
frigate Phoebe. 1t will be recollected, that
shortly after the capture, an arrangement
was made with Captain Hllyar, by which
the prisoners were allowed TO proceed in
cartel. to The United States, ami where they
safely arrived. But as it was necessary to
the condemnation of the Essex, in British
Admiralty court that an affidavit should be
made by one OF her officers Lieut. NJ Knight,
for this purpose, proceeded in the Phoebe,
from Valparaiso 10 RIO JaDeiro; whence.
alter making the required affidavit, and re-
ceIying certificate from Capt Hiliyar, OF
his having been duly exchanged, ne sailed
10 August, 1914, in the Swedish brig AdoRis,
bound to England; this being considered
tAe most speedy way ii his reaching tine U.
S(dlts. ns uS ut'Ci Siu ItdlH NuC - uHcu
States, 6is relatives and friends, after long
and vaInly INDUCING the hope of his return,
were al ieng b constrained 20 believe that
theIe could be no hopes of his safely, and
concluded that the vessel 10 wh Oh be h d
embarked, had perishe1 al sea. But more
than year ago, letters were received from
Mr.. Sump,eT, our minister al the Brazlls,
stating that tie vessel IN which Mr. NJ
Knight embarked at Rio, had certainly
arrived in En- iani This information,
seeming to render his tate mysterious and
mex yIcabie, occasiUned new snd diiIzeEt
enquiries 10 be set Oh loot. Mr. Rush our
mlna, e al London, al length ascertained
thai me master Of this Swedish vessel, had
become Swedish colsu! at Dartnoutb,
(EGg land he sought and obtained an IN
teryieH with him, and 10y him wss fu,a!, n
ed with an exlrac, iron bis log book. By
this, II sppeaIs, that on tue 9th Of October,
1914, in Inc lat Of 50 deg y. and long. OF
50 deg ". the Atoms was boarded By the
Uni:ed State snIp Wasp, and that Lieut..
Midnight, leaving the Atoms, entered on
board the " asp. His fate thus becomes
associated with this Interesting sbip, whose
los, Is now certain, though the cIrcumstan-
ces OF il never can become known 1t is
proper to mention that the certificate Of
Capt Hillysr, copy OF which have seen,
authorized Lieut. Midnight 10 JOIN any
pu5iic vessel OF the u. States which be
might meet at sea:
Lieut.. Midnight has many friends in this
city, of which he was native, by whom his
loss is sincerely and deeply deplored. The
writer oil tins was intimat. " acquainted with
his character and wortb-well knew him as
q mos, estimabe and promising young OH
esr--tad be lived 10 attain to higher
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shall return to Pa!cvmo {" Torn. Sici
liam Parliament. :,
Gui,l,;no. the murderer Ut Marshal
Brune, has heen sentenced to Feash.
ANOTHER Lotp EXPLOSION.
A Paris article of Feb. e. says
4" On Sunday a loud explosion LOOK
place under the clnis,crs OF MORE
Darne. The occurrence produce"
much alarm in the neighboIh""u' Out
no mischief Was done.
The Congress of Layharh having
terminated The business 1t mr' 10 us
cuss. several Of the members haa re-
turned home. The two ErPerorS' Al
ter an excursion of pleasure to fi's'e,
would return to their residences a
l. ybach. King Ferdinand 1t was
said, would return to Naples as snoA
as he should receive intelligence OF the
Austrian troops having entered lis d",
miniuns. The Ministers Of the grand
powers was to accompany him.
The Prince Regent ot Naples had
abolished the punishment of logging
fur military offences, as an outrage on
the dignity Of man.
The King of Naples. on the 28th
January. wrote letter t" his sun the
Prince Regent. giving concise ana
eXdct view of the situation IN Mhch ne
Was placed in relation to the Allies. q
of their determined opposition to the
existing order Of things in his King
dom. lie does not press it upon h'S
son 10 avoid the alternative OF war. but
requires him to give the letter general
publicity, to the end that II" one may
be deceived as to the perilous situation
Of The country.
1t was rumorcd that the NeapolItan
PariIa ment had resolved to make de
Cloration Of Wal, but only against Aus
tria,
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FIRE.

Last night about u O'Clock, a fire
broke ou' in the stables of the Spring
Garden Tavern. which .burnt them to
the ground. One horse and six hogs
were burnt to death, another horse and
several hogs were 50 badly burnt that
~ hope is entertained Of their recovery.
No Doubt Is el tertaincd but that the tire
was the DIRK Of an incendiary.
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"a, RE.iDLNG ROOM IN
E vi A h y L jOURN AL. 81:

PORT Or .iLEI.iNUhL1. Nag /.
SAILED,
Brig Brutus, RobinscG. Boston.
S'ouP " sshington, SANFORD. 90.
- Frances. Fowler, X, YORK.
Sehr. Del!ghl III Peace. Kelly, New Bed
ford
ARRIVED.
Steam boat Potomac. Middleton Nor.
folk. Passed brig aud 'hrer sem
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London, March 6.


The Giornale Comsti,m,onale, of the 18th
February contains report addre ssed TO the
Prince Regent by the Duke Of Gallo, on
his mission TO Lay bach. This report de-
scribes the manner in hich the Duke was
interrupted on his journey; directed TO 60
10 GORGE, and, finally, ony called to the
Congress TO receive the decision OF that bo-
DIV, and the letter and instructions OF the
King of Naples. The report concludes
tlus:
with respect to the powers who have ia
ken part in the said decisions OF the Con-
gress at Laybach, it is my duty 10 inform
Your Royal Highness that ertainly Austria,
Prussia. and Russia, may he considered as
those which have unanimously adopted the
measure of acting hos lely agans the order
of things existing in Naples. The French
Plenipotentlaries a: the Congress have in
deed adhered by verbal note OF the in
strucions given TO the Ministers of the be-
aforementioned three powers, solely with tie
hope OF being able to avert var, where
fore they may, in this respect, be consider
ed as included in this unanl:Dly. But they
have not engaged 10 The name 81 France 10
take any active and hostile part in the exc
cution of the decision in case OF war. In
deed, the letter of his Most Christian Ma
jesty to our Monarch, and the declaration
delivered to your royal highness by the
French Charge d'Affares, may be consider
ed as giving fu assurance on this point
His Britannia majesty not only does moi con-
Cur in the principles and hostile measures OF
the three power but has also declared his
perfect neutrality in " a relate. 10 the que:-
tion Of the Kingdom OF Naples. That Sove-
reign has declined TO participate as deli
berating party in the Congress of Laybach,
or 10 nominate 10 this Plenipotentary I'D
hoe, but has merely ordered his Minister al
ready accredited 10 the Emperor IF Aus
tria, to attend the conference purely as a
witness, in order that his Britannia Majesty
might be informed OF the determinations
which the said three powers should adopt.
The other Ministers of the Italian powers
have also taken no part N the deliberations;
therefore, as officially intmated TO your
royal highness in conference demanded
and obtained ty the Ministers charged TO
make know n The resolutions OF the Congress
OF Lay bach, the Ministers o. Russia, Prus-
sia and Austria, have alone taken part in
these conferences, and these OF Eng land
and France have not thought fit 10 paItici
pate therein.
"The facts which have the honor 20 de
tail in the above report, have previously
thought 1t my duty to communicate to your
royal highness in successive dispatches.
(Signed)
1.-The Duke Of GALLO.
NAPLES, Feb. Is, 1891.
Translation of despatch from Cou mt Mes
selrode, Minister for Foreign Affairs 10
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sphere in his profession, he might bave TN,
ulated the virtues and acquired The d'st'nc
lion of his illustrious kinsman, the late Com
modore Decatur. H.
The above gives later account OF 'he
Wasp than any heretofore received.
National Gazette.
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"The Duke Of GALLO.
'Naples, Feb. Is, 1891.

Translation of despatch from Count Mes
selrode, Minister for Foreign Affairs 10
the Emperor of Russia, to Count Stack
elberg, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipoten,iary from the Cour! Of Russia
to Naples,
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Columbian Insurance .ili g.
-iierdndrfG. Isl .Hay isi.
NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 The ocS'
! ' holders OF the Columbian Insurance
Company OF Alexandra. that dividend o.
hve per cent for he last halt year on The
cash capital, has this day been declared
payable On he 7th ms. BIZ order,
may2 OF WI. WILSON, Sec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
Indian Queen Hotel,
EEashingtO1l.

THE undersigned, late of the City Ho-
Il tel, Alexandria. having takeutte Hots!
on Pennsylvania .auenue tn Washington
City SO we'll known whilst in the occupancy
OF Mr. John Davis, by The name of Dnvis's
Hotel, presents himself TO the public for such
share Of their favor as his arrangements may
merit. HaviD, been ior the best years Of my
lite engaged in business OF this description,
Hatter myself ! shall be able togive general
satisfaction this the public may rest as
sured, that no pains shall be spared to ac-
commoda.e customers, travellers. and others;
nor sny care or expense omitted in procuring
the besl viands, liquors. and forage, with
good beds and stabling.
nov. Is If JESSE BROWN
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Centre Ro,o.
r e Nj o V A L.

WYNN. GILLIAN has removed 10 the a
w boye how. few doors above Wash
inston street, adjoining Mr.. Charles Ben
uett's, and nearly opposite TO Messrs. Ezra
kinsey &. Co. where he offers Tor sal the
following goods, viz,
5 pipes Murdock's L. P. Madeira,
do do Burgundy do
2 hhds aud go dog. Port 1--we years =
0ld) ~
90 boxes claret
Malmsey and Malaga, and
L. P. Tenerife
Jamaica, Antigua and N. E. rum
Holland gin; cognac brandy
Old rye whisky
Common do
Loaf, lump and brown sugars
Gunpowder. Imperial, and Young Hyson
tea
Coffee, chocolate, srices, candles, molas;
es, &c. &c. &c.
Together with general assortment Of
other groceries, as usual.
december % dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
Public Sale.

TIME subscriber, in pursuance OF deed
L OF trust to him, dated the 20ih June,
1918, from Charles Slade, dect ased, aud
Mary, his wife, 10 secure the payment of
certain sum of money to Jacob Hoffman,
will sell, AT public auction, On the premi-
SEES. on the ninth day OF January next, tor
ready money, the following property. stu.
ate IN the town Of Alexandra, 10 wit:
One Lot or Tenement; situate upon the
east side If Fairfax street and 10 the south
oil Prince -street-beginning upon Fair!ax-
street ninety eight feet 1--WE inches, TO the
south OF Prince-street, and running thence
with a line parallel 10 Prince aud Duke.
streets, and adjoining upon the lines OF the
lots formerly owned by ricketts, 4. Newton;
and Richard Weightman, fifty -one feet eigh,
inches thence soG'hwardly with line pa
rallel to Fairfax street sixteen feet to tell
feet alley thence west. adjoining the said
alley ,an9 parallel TO Prince l. Duke-sreets,
fifty one feet eight inches 10 Fairfax. street;
thence north with Fairfax street, and bind
ing on il to the beginning.
ALSO,
One other Lot or Tenement, on the south
side CT Prince-street, extending IN mont on
Prince-street, thirty feet ten inches and
quarter OF an inch, and running back III
feet -being the LOT aud house occupied as a
store by Henry c. Slade & Co.-This lot rs
subject to ground-rent.
AND ALSO,
One other Lot and House situate on the
west side of Fairfax street. between Duke
and Prince streets, being the Lot + HoCse
occupied as dwelling by the said Henry
C. Slade. This lot is also subject to a
ground rent.
The sale 10 commence at eleven O'Clock
OF the day.
Upon the payment Of the purchase money
the subscriber will execute 10 The purchase
sufficient deed, conveying all the title
vested in him by The said deed Of trust.
EDM. |. LEE, Trustee.
December % ths'slJanys
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For Freight,

For Freight,
>lAN. THE superior Brig OLIVE, Isaac
.iiSs Lincoln, Master, burlhsn about sUOO
bis. She is now ready for 2 cargo.
Also,
The Schooner ELIZA, Carrot Phillips.
Master, burthen about 1000 bis. She is a
good vessel: and will be ready for cargo in
one week.
Also,
The Schooner CAROLINE & NANCY,
F. Fisher, Master, burthen about 76O bis.
She is an excellent vessel, only two years
old, and will soGn he ready TO load.
Apply TO JOHN II. LADD s. Co
Who have now afoat, for sale, reed by
said vessels,
95UO bushels, best Manchester coal,
quality that will be approved.
$500 bush. Liverpool coarse salt.
. ". clear boards,
90 NJ, lath.
500 boxes SMOKED behring's
december i2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
Vermont Clover Seedy &c.

z lindsay and HILL have just receiv.
IA Ell,
30 bushels Vermont clever seed
S0 do timothy do
80 hhds rye whiskey
90 bushels apples, (Newtown pippins)
in prime order, and will be sold low
boxes. containing 36l bottles sweet
meats, assorted.
IN STORE,
New Orleans and Muscovado sugars
Jamaica AMI West India rum
Cugniac and apple brandy
Georgia upland cotton, moiasses
Holland gin, Malaga wine
Cider aul white wine vinegar, oranges
Gunpowdsr, imperial and young Tyson
teas, sc. &c Dec. 90. Ct
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Bank of Alexandria,
Masons Wanted.

SEVENTY-FlVE stone masons wanted to
~ work at Fort Monroe, Old Point Com
fort, where constant employment and good
wages will be given for the first rate work
men, and none others need apply. Also,
fifty able bodied Iaboring men, black or
white. to attend on the workmen. Apply at
the above Fort to Bolitha Lavs. who has
lived at the place for long time, and can
say il is very healthy. dec .
The National lntelligencer, Baltimore Fee.
deral Gazette, Leesburg Wsshingt,nian, and
Winchester Gazette. will insert the above
four months, aud send their accounts to this
office
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
For Sale or Rent,

That commodious house and lot
SIN recently belonging TO VIM. H. Fi'z..
Esssihugh, esqr. in complete sepair, and
49, suited to the accommodation OF a
large family. This is an excellent estab-
lishment, and we'll situated in pleasanlpart
of the. town. Apply to PMl,P X Fendaii,
ESQ. or 10 WILLIAM BRENT, Junr.
december ] ow
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For Rotterdam.
For Boston,

yN The regular trading schnr ALE4-
ss3&s ANDER, Levi Lewis master, having
tSe principal part OF her cargo ready TO go
On board, will take few hundred barrels
freipb,. ana can accommodate a tew passen-
gers. Apply to VIM. FOWLE r Co.
Who have for sale, landing from the above
vessel,
1e hhds sugar, of good quality
I85 boxes mould candles
50 50, barr barrels Is No. 1873 8 mackerel
SO tons plaster
10 barrels linseed oil dec a
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To the Public.

YTIHEREAS the subscriber hath obtaiDss
w ed from the government t the United
States patent right, issued aud executed,
according 10 law, for Knapping hats with
the fur of rabbits These are TO give no.
tice, that all and every persoa and persons,
who should make, devise, use or sell the said
improvement or invention, without my eon>
sent will be prosecuted according iolaw.
DAVID EVANS.
Any persons wishing to purchase patent
right, will apply TO the said Evans.
Aie1andria, D. G. october thsiau
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Wanted to Hire,
Lost OF Mislaid,

a NOTE of hand, drawn by Mr.. Isaac r.
n Beall in my favor, and by me endorsed,
dated the alst Sept. 1918. on interest for
goo dollars.-All persons are cautioned by
me from receiving said note in payment for
any dealings. The drawer has directions
not TO pay said note. GEO. DEMENT,.
Dec l4-27 ws2w
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

u AN Away from the subscriber at Bar
n naby, Prince Georges County, Mary
land. on the 2ad instant, negro man named
JAMES about twenty eve years old, FIVE
feet three or four inches high, very black,
suffers when talkiag. has uncommony large
and fiat teet-bis clothing an old blue home
made coat, light and old paniaioons of the
same manufacture, old shoes and stockings,
alolerabiy good Nat. James is pretty good
shoemaker: il is most likely he will attempt
ogo to Mr.. Cox, near Charlottesville, Vir-
gina, where he has wife. The above re-
ward will be paid. no matter where taken.
OHIO " CALLS
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j. Eel. Laid s Co.
Lost, Supposed to be Stolen,

4 Large blue cloth cloak, lined with blue
= coating The collar is lined with light
colored velvet and provided with silver
clasp, consisting Of two parts on which are
cnrra, ed the initials OF the owners name.
'Tbe cloak is unusually heavy. 1t has pro-
tabI, il slo!en: been altered or dis6sured,
G, rs 10 make detection less easy.
The restoration of the cloak, or intorIna-
ton of il a: this ONCE, will be suitably re.
corded.
January
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03

Fresh Teas. A
lust received per sloop Armada, Kirt-
- land, from New York, Gunpowder and
Imperial Tea in chests and half chests, Su-
sannah's cargo, imported sed Iasst moth for
sale by SAM'L. MESSERSMITH.
IN STORE,
$50 boxes Gunpowder TEA
20 Alb cannisters do
80 Glib cannisters Imperial do
II chests and half chests Y. Hyson
do Ontar'o's cargo. dec 20
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Notice.

YRS. MUIR, wishing TO contribute in
VI some measure towards the support OF
her family, embraces this opportunity OF no
IFS ing her friends, and tue public in general,
liza, she proposes taking boarders, and would
he happy 10 accommodate number from
the age of six to fourteen. The terms, which
are moderate, may be known by applying
al her residence on Royal'sreet. Gee Is
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Old Peach Brandy, &c.

lust received and for sale by the sub
- scr!ber, at his store the upper epd Of
King-street
% barrels old peach brandy
pipes 4ih proof cogniac do
do Jamaica spirit
do Holland gin
10 barrels New England rum
10 do whiskey
50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed
10 kegs tobacco, large & small twist !;
together with his usual assortment of GRO
CERES. JOHN LANHaM.
dece mber 90 DIT
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CotiiIiGn Party.

NER. GENERES has the booor OF inform
Iva ing the Ladies and The Subscribers 10
his CotiiIion Parties, that the Coalition Par
ty will be ON THURSDAY the 4th inst.
January 81
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Hiring.

Hiring.
SXTlLL be hired on Monday. January l.,
w 1921, at eleven o'clock, at the mar
ket sqrare. the following SLAVES, for the
sa,u'ug year, viz.
Jscob. Reuben, William, Vincent, Hi
ram, James, Edgar, Robert, Lawson.
Boys. San1sl, Daniel, Manuel.
Young Women. Mary, Priscilla, Rebec-
ca, Eliza, Winefrcd.
Mot. first rate b"use servant.
Grifiu, well calculated tor ditto.
r. CONWAY.
December 90. 81
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HDr. Archibald B. Dick

OILERS his services TO the citizens of A!exan
dr'a, IN The different branches oil The medical
and surgical profession. His residence is On
Prince, between Royal and Pitt streets.
december Is ow
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Notice.

/ BIJAH ADAMS has this day taken his
IA brother Andrew H. Adams into copar
nership-lhe business will be conducted uE-
der the firm of A g. A. H. ADAMS.
January 2
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Ladies' Walking Shoes.

4 FRESH supply Of ladies' morocco md
! leather walking shoes, with general
assortment of other kinds, just rerelved, and
iyr sale at low prices Tor cash, by
S. 8. d. REED.
In Store,
Meas and boys low priced fur and wool
hats December %
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For Portland,

tx The schnr. SYREN, captain
$3.50 Emery, will sail in few days, and
take some freight if offered Immediately
Applyto VIM. FOWLE g. Co:
Who hare for sale said schmrs. cargo of
10000 feet merChantable lumber
december II
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Brandy, Shirtings, sc.

III oiaois oiiaA ti"S'' ~
EUST received, and for sale.
- s pipes 4th proof cognac brandy
4 cases power loom shirtings and sheet
ihgs, very superior
case fine sal,inetts and an assortment
oil American cotton goods,
nov ID A c. CAZESOFE g. Co,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03
For Freight,

For Freight,
,kn The schooner ROLLA, Capt. Pet.
Seaestee, carries 1900 barrels ,an excellent
vessel. and will be ready for cargo in tour
days. Apply to VIM. FOWLE g. Co.
Who have received for sale their eargoes of
$50 tons plaster paris
le pipes Sicily Madeira wine,
half pipes Woodhouse's brand, OF
Is Or. casks the vintage of 1915
$50 boxes fresh Muscatel and bloom raj
sins
90 sacks of shelled and unshelled al
monds december 60
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Removal.
City Hotel of alexandria.

ME Subscriber has to inform his friends
Il and the public, that he has removed
from ne Washington Tavern to the above
establishment, where he expects to meet
with such'support as bis arrangements and
attention 10 boarders and travellers may en-
title him. HORATIO CLAGETT.
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Lost.

lost.
nN Saturday, in or about King street, the
~ drama of
Ds9and Dumb. or. the Orphan Protected;
in five acts, by NJ BouiIle, sewed IN a mar.
BILE paper, with the owners name ia white
spot near the back The finder will oblige
by leaving it at the Gazette Office.
december 95
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For sale or Rent,
To Rent,

s That large and elegant three sto-
4WN ry brick dwelling house on the south
@sss! side OF King street, between Pin and
AsSi. Asaph streets, now in the occu-
pancy OF H. Clagett Possession may be
had Immediately. For terms apply to Mr.
Clagett, or A. LII M
decemher4 "
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IlLER'S PRIZE LtSi.
OfHe llth days drawing Of The
GRAND NATIONAL CANAL LO-
Terry,
MO. ss4e 100 dolls:
~ 4es. 1859. 1851, 1894
1862 1852, so
All sold at
TYLER'S Lucky Office
Gam of tho wheel, near 1000 duiiarS
this day.
In consequence Of The few tickets
which remain ursold. and the richness
Of the wheel, the tickets will advance
On the Ssh Of January to IA d"lla ts.
Draws again Oh New Years days
and Friday.
Cash advanced for prizes as soon as
drawn, and prize tickets received ~
payment for tickets.
Eleven days drawing over. and the
following Drizps remain to be drawn!
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besides large number of 80 and small
or prizes. Not one blank to a prize.
and no risk the next 6 drawings. All
are prizes.
Tickets IL dollars; shares in lroror.
ton.
All orders promptly attended 70 by
B. o. TYLER,
Sole Agent for the Managers.