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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

DlEDl-tu New York. WILLIAM IRVING. ESQ who
s'> distinguished NOT Nv the bincS urhaliiv or
as manner than the ,igor oi his intellect. He 1912
"lecet representative 10 Ca ges from that city, con
ued in that situation until ibe year slS resigned
For many member Of the committee commerce
and manufactures lac useiay aided the the
late system of revenue. Mt. (;r-
DIEDl-on Thursday r'gh,th, mn October JOINT
ANDERSON of Cumberland, nfer Illness nine DAYS
This OF in the H., of his d,,s ut N
lew days of disease succeeding appearance of the mos,
vigorous health.
lie moved, indeed in the humhle sptnre Of ,rvs-e ,iC
bu his short adorned bv virtues seldom
manifested in The moro brilliant circles. son - hi,
ter Tic used every cxertiun which duty affection couil
prompt 10 render her comfortable and great the sar.
riccS which hr mattel 10 accomplish this amiabir au,-
bie purpose. Hc Ind indeed, prepDs<e> raurr
oil expressing his feelings Int he capable feenr
strrn.'lv, ANA he acted prlmptY. In other have
ever known such union OF Nior
personal courage roughneS of nost cx-
cd to call forth. A. broiler cannot express higher
praise, than what rejoice that with Trr-
feet 'ru,f-he equal to hat he himself as sor
Ihc deceased leaves oriy surviving iri,cr.
To this brother he the highest proof of m.
highest frierna affection Eui private, nli,iduai con.
Germs mast no; he obrudco the pnlir. gve,r
proper, adequate view of the character the dear
90 to constitute The honorable main, ne was think iinus
culatc. " ~
In SHORT he was genuine patriot, aniale son AMI
brother, one oi The ne friends lie respected nv
all good men who knew him Communicated
Died in this city, GEORGE PICKETT. Esq. an old ami
respectable citzen-leay ing large circle OF friends and
large family Ia lament their loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
COHEN's OFFlCE.

Baltimore, No,cr,Jey rs. 1921
Official Report IF The s3d s 24M Day's Drc,c-
ing Of he GRIND State Lofciy
Twcnty-third days drawing.
No 'iif3 T00o5 Ti9IS6 prizes OF 500
1850 t95s ri79se 1855 rlie3.l
tI7Y55 .i30i TIS502 So3 seSa5
.iH5i8 GGs7 s5272 vIi5Fo 1908 pri- es OF IN
I ,3!19 : 1000 1890 ;51ds fi6as4
fwcntyOurth da'-S drawing.
No Si0S55, first drawn entitled 40 10On
rl32s9 prize sc In
t3ic7 iif23 I1I5i price, OF "a
1882 shiG2 1852 1925 .ISG46)
1853 tIIi95 iIG6G2 sIe:37 GIS prizes of 20
~ 52@ s729 1885, Iti:7
And tho usual number OF E..ror dcncri.rtions
!. Al those marked thus Y sold nj COHEN ; Office.
The gain OF tie wheel is up.e1rfs II ien tio-
The great capital OF faOCO DOLLARS stin undrawn ane.
only drawings remain to comp;ri. hr scheme
Doiars-irescnt prices
Who'e Fht,ts IS Quarters .a75
HG'es ~ Eic6lhs 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

Appropriation Of Londs TO Education.
1t appears, that several of the Legislatures
are acting upon the important Resolutions of
the State of Maryland With the exception
of New York, all who hqUe acted have assent
ed 10 Them. We publish the concurring res
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
NOTICE.

TTlE subscriber agent for Lt1gis Roge e. Co. informs
his friends that hc has opened GROC FRY incxt door
below essrs. Parkh Robertson Keisos Auction St,rr
and VIII keep hand the very be,t
quality which will lie sold low fur cash
HARRY TOHPKINs, senr.
November 20 r-wlftxmnJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
TEN DOLLANg REWARD-I.-

'SGAPEp from the subscriber Sunday tie 18Th inst
nthe Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike, about
urce miles from the Of Manchesera light SOEREL
NSEabout 5l band hgl,with bride and saddle on At the
imr fgt crea little weaker than the other his carriage
is lofty, and he trots PAGES and carrs remarkably Wi
whoever will retura him to me shall be entitled the
reward JOHN VAS LEW.
Nor enher ~. 5e-,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

MARHtEnl-iu WEXFORD, u. I. Deacon William ri:,..t
Of Newport. ~ Mrs EiSaIaih none. nf warv icI r. ,s
deacon Is respectable u gentleman of The bride l.
niliealiby widow of III Tire Beacon has 40 ,hI,,n Is
sr,ud children aud % greet grand cLild;c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
Hat,es 80 figdihs 81
To be had. warranted undrawu. ~
90 III r. II -

LOTTERY and Exchange Office, III Market
street, Baltimore.
Nherc more cia prizes have been obtained at any
other otce in Amcricaanl where ca,b viii e n,I,,ur
low prizes IN The Grand STATE Loiery the Ihey arc
~ ORDERS Tor icEes shares enclosing tlc ca sh or
prize tickets, will hc same prompt attention MS if M,
persona! application, addressed 10 " ~
]. /. COu15N, lr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
CENSUS Oh VInGINIA

We have been favored by gentleman of
Clarksbnrs with Il census ofthe Hcsiein Dis
t1ct. Distinguishing the aoites SlaOes, free peo-
pie ?t' colour, and otter persons except Indians
not taxed. We are now enabled to present
The whole census of the state, with an eye to
these determinations
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Whole No. OF whites 469.050
do slaves AIi.7az
do. free blacks s5.s51
do. other persons siO
9l7,708
WESTERN DISTRICT (24 Counties.J
Whole No. of whites I3310o
do. slaves 1886
do. free blacks 1925
DO other persons 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
CURLES ZOE SALE-

IL CCRLES FOR SALE.
ssepq ny virtue of deed Of from Harry Iefh
l--sJA- and Ann his wife, recorded ~ The Office of the
county court of enriro, The subscribers will cell public
auction, before the front door Of The Eagle Hotel In the
city Of Richmond, 90 the highest bidder, TkWgday TIE
iWh doy gJoHag He, IL fair, " not, the fir day
thereafter. uiec previous Hens thereon, all which
VIII BE- exhibited anj fuy explained thar day,) AZ thar
tract of lard IN the county Of ilenrico lying james river
called and known by the Of Cue containing EST
trcy Of best james river low grcUuds. $3.50 % crnts
with the crrge cf executing this trust, W he requirc
handhe alanre 81 the purchase none, be puii in two
equal annual iusaiments. The land rcr,u ouud ~ tn
haus Of the urchas and to BE- ren u default Of c.be
~ he raymcnis. Possession wiz 20 teuon The dag of
particular description ofCuries &, decined Immersed
Il is presumed person desfurs ~ nrchasiug
able Estate viii viow q before tine dat ~ sale.
BEVERLEY EANuOLTil, -
CARTER u. HAt9fsCN. -'"''
Novsr,hpT q we
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC

we nave received some edvices from Car.
raccis, Santa Martha, and Cacuta, hut too
late tor prompt pefIsal-ihe accounts from
Cacuta, are to the lst OF Ausust-oon-
gress had determined unanimously on three
points
The perpetu al union of Venezuela and Gun.
dinamarca
The establishment Of arepubcan cons itu
ton, On the fundamental principles OF The
sovereignty OF the peopie--and no, oil
misrepresentation Immediately pro.
ceedlng from the general suilrase-respon.
sl6illty cf egents-aEd the freedom Of O.
pihi0n aud the press.
The erection OF monumental column on
the plain OF Carebobo-to Dommeruorat.
the eminent services oil the soldiers of tn,.
country, and their gallant com marder; sno
TO hand down 10 their posierity the names
OF Sedenio, Pacas, and the other brave
men who fell in the last great battle
and In the period Of repu bflcan triumph
PRESIDENT Bolivar Tetains his eminent sta.
ton, and the disquietude excited by his init.
mated resignation bad subsidized. The con.
gress had continued in the discussion of The
fundamental principles OF the government.
aud appear TO have found some particular
parts ut the constitution of the United States,
inco Compatible with their IDEA Of safe eoys
ernment for free people. Such is the pro-
gress OF The human mind, all the sciences are
PfogresSiue; that Of government has been the
latest IN improvement; but each improves by
avoiding the errors and faults of those who
preceded, we shall yet have 10 take Lessons
from those southern republicans of the new
world. f,,,n,,o
The principle is trne, beyond doubt; vet
we doubt the fact,-as 1t requires foil ex.
pertinent TO test 1t. The division of powers
between two ocis Of agents, one for aatiouak
the other for internal purposes, j, most
happy idea II it be not completely realized
here, 1t will be owing to want OF precise
boundaries, and submission TO epcroachmen.
from the congress or judges On the state.
IUaShiHgfon Gazette,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
THREE DAYS LATER.

NEW YORK, SEP 2l--Noon.
We have again to ack now ledge the a,,en.
ton Of our Boston Correspondent, in trans
hitting Liverpool paper OF the 2lst ult.
received by the ship Herald, Fox, from Liv.
erPool. BY the extracts below, our readers
will perceive that the Queens remains bad
reached Harwich, and had been conveyed on
board the Glasgow trigate. Some alterca-
ton took place at Chelmsford. between the
Queens executors and Mr.. Thomas, the au.
tho'1aed agent of government, relative to
the inscription plate.
The Kings public entry into the city OF
Daonn took place on Friday the 18th. The
particulars of this imposing ceremony are gi-
ven In the Dublin Morning Post OF the 18th
for which we have neither room or inclina,
tion to publish. II is said HE Majesty ap.
peared In excellent health, and sraS an er
cellent spirits. lie was met at the city
gate by The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &c.
whom he addressed, and expressed the hap.
Plness ne felt on entering bis grand and loyal
city. lie wastben addressed py the Record.
er, on behalf of the city.
The next day there was grand review of
all the troops in the garrison, at Phenx
Park
French papers to the 18th have been re.
celved in London. The intelligence from
Vienna, ODESSA, sRd Constantinople, was
Sui OF wariike character.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
HAMMERsMIrH, AUG.
Ha5 past ten O'Clock,

HaS past ten O'Clock.
The struggle IS over! Hope, fear, ankle.
~, are now alike at an end; Caroline, Queen
o. England, is no more
The shock through the household was VIC.
| lent, almost to stupefacton. About five
| minutes ago, q Moorish domestic of her Ma!
jesty burst, half frantic, into the vestlpule
and at The same instant loud and iengthen.
cd shrek from the female servants, a. they
rushed towards each other from their several
apartments, rendered all explanation unne
cesssry 10 the horror struck spectators. The
cry OF alarm was succeeded by a long and
fearful pause. 1t was pause of death like
sience-ot a silence which every one dreaded
TO break. Even to the last fatal moment.
spite of evidence TO the contrary, all had ho-
ped, and many had trusted, that she. the ,r
friend and mistress, would recover The
sobs OF the women were loud and uDTcsirajn,
ed the men covered their faces with Ihc;r
hands and wept. Ii was Long before any
thing hike regularity could be restored. For
some time, all distinctions Of rack appeared
TO be at an end IN this instance, the r,ost
eminent individuals present were seen walk
iog about the thouse forgetting their claim
and scarcely receiving any thing like ready
attention from their own servants.
The public tokens of sorrow for her late
Majesty were not confined to the vicinity or
her own residence. 10 Knightsbridge and
KeDsiugtoD-al the way, indeed, from ON
don 20 Bsmmersmi,h-tbe shoD wind.w,
with few exceptions) were closed: and we
understand that, lower down the road. SINH
lar symptoms Of affection and resuect vyeye
universally manifested.
THE metropolis. The several theatres
we're closed on "Wednesday evening: they will
again smut on the night OF tie funeral. The
expression of feeling in London was very
general. AZ noon there were not. in the long
I0e Of wsy between Observation-Disclosures and
The Elephant and Castle, dozen shovkeep.
ers who did not partially close the fronts Of
their dwellings. Throughout the Lambeth
road, at Ber0ondsey, and at Gambler we'll.
the same denominations Of sorrow appeared.
In macy parishes the bells tollsd during The
whole morning.
In the metropolis, an involuntary feeling
OF surprise was excited at seeing the houses,
OF several OF the rnost distinguished persona.
ge', who had taken decided p.rt against
her Majesty during her life time, exhibit an
appearance Of sorrow on her departure tor
" another and better world - 1t the
mansion Of the Lord Chancellor. in pa rtiso.
lor the shutters 10 the lower part OF The horse
were quite closed, and in the upper par. The
blinds were drawn. At Carlton Hous-. the
shu;ters ~ front were ell closed. Mnst Of
Che bseses in ST. Jame's-squsre, including
tine residence Of her Majesty were also in the
same state; and similar marks q respec,
were Observable, ia greater degree, per.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29

that the Mob obstructed the passage Of the fa.
neral train, desiring it TO pass through the
city more ostentatiously, and that, after suf.
fering much insult and even of wounds from
missiles, the military fired on them. killing
some and wounding others. About 40 pieces
were discharged
GREEK lNSURRECTlON.-
We have but little additional information
from Greece, Turkey, or Russia. The latest
account from the capital Of the latter, is, that
a reconciliation would take place between the
Emperor and the Porte. But we can hardly
think this possible. While every thing is
thas in doubt as to the course Russia will
pursue. the news by every arrival in this
country is calculated to excite deeper and
deeper feelings Of horror and execration at
the savage ferocity that has uniformly marked
the conduct of the Turks. Can the Euro.
Pcan Sovereigns stand the quiet spectators
OF the remorseless barbarities of these inhu-
man moDstersP
Couriers are constantly arriving and de-
parting. at the several courts, with despatch.
e,, as It is believed, in relation to the affair,
OF Turkey. England is supposed again to
have offered her mediation. Austria appears
to be more closely uniting with Russia.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, SEPT. 20


The fast sailing ship Hector, capt Gien.
der, arrived yesterday afternoon, in 30 days
from Liverpool, having sailed Oh the 30th
ult. By this arrival the editors of the Com.
mercial Advertiser have received their regu.
lar files of London and Liverpool papers, the
former TO the evening of the 10th, and the
latter TO the 18th of August, inclusive.
The London dates are OF course but three
days later than was received by the panthes;
but the disgraceful transactions which took
place al the Queens Funeral afford ample
matter for our column. Indeed, the Lon
don and Liverpool papers contain but little
else, except the accounts Of the Kings tour
IN Ireland, and his grand entry into Dublin.
1t was the wish Of the Queen, expressed
but short time before her decease, that her
remains thould he removed within three
Gays. ibis request was communicated to
Lord Liverpool, by her executors, and it
was determined to comply with it, as nearly
as could be. consistently with the prepare
lions necessary Tor the occasion. While the
preparations were going forward for the fu.
neral, the correspondence OF Lady Hood and
Lord Liverpool was published end the
friends OF tue Queen began to murmur that
the funeral should thus be hurried, When it
wa. answered that was the manifest wish of
The late Qusep. the answer was. that il was
the first time that The ministry bad compli.
ed with her wishes. Another complaint was.
that the hearse was to be attended by guard
OF honor they tlhe Radicals had no idea of
having any red coats in their way. We
have no doubt, however, that had the minis
try provided no guard OF this kind, the com.
plant would have been equally loud that they
were Intentionally negIecting the remains,
and insulting the memory os the dead.
The soldiery on this occasion Certainly be
hsved with much forbearance Assailed as
they we're by an exaspeTated mob, with
stones, mud, brick bats, and all other con.
venient descriptions of missiles, it was long
before they used any violence, but merely
brandished their swords, striking accas;onaily
with The Hat sides of them. For ourselves il
i matter Of sorprise that more lives were
not lost.
Lord Liverpool certainly, on this occasion,
acted with much vascillst;op, and with great
imbecIty. lie should have known, lha, The
Queen, though 10; so popular Immediately
before her demise, as she bad been previous.
~, was then an object which sickness, sue.
tering, and death. halIowed in the minds of
great portion of the people, and that conse-
quently her bier would be surrounded by
thousands anxious 10 pay last tribute OF re.
spyct or ELECTION to the deceased /; and il he
PAD determined not to crafty the wblm Of
the poPolace by psfadiDg through the town,
ne should have at once displayed number OF
troops and officers Of The police, the very
show OF which would hsve prevented resist
ance sod blood,bed. The government woull
then have been respected, though condemned.
Row, in the eyes Of the faeGiou,, il i, dis.
graced.
THE extracts from the London papers are
CT great length. TIE amount Of lhem is.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
MORE PIRACIEs

Extract of a letter from Capt Warner, of
tie brig Caledonia, If Ills port, 10 his or.
nerS, dafed Uavdnna OH .Seztember.
"W bile laying in the harbor we were
boarded by IA robbers, armed With pis-
tolls, eutlasses and daggers-J was The
first that was knocked down; after
rhich we We were all put down in the
foreeastle, and the mate and myself
plusdered Of every thing, and the ves-
sci robbed of about s5 boxes of GAMBLER;
bui we were fortunate enough next
morning to recover about SO of The box
es, and great hopes of getting the rest,
as believe the fellow in whose posses-
sion those recovered were found, has
informed Of the rest Of the gang-fhey
also stole my small boat. There has
been or 8 vessels robbed within these
days. bcih at sea and in tbs barbor.
Captain Shain, Of the Ajax, Of PhiIa>
deIphia, was robbed the same night re-
about $1,000 Of property, and the Ike
depredatiens are nightly cUmmi;tec."
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
E1'GOUernor Of HO,ida-imprisoned.


From the Richmond Compiler.
The "Floridian" OF the 2blh nit.
gives the narrative Of an affair which
had excited considerable fermept in
Pensacola, aud may lead TO some dis
eussions 10 The United States. The
matter in brief is this General Jack
son was Informed that man by the
name OF Sousa bad in his possession
certain public documents, required b,
individuals TO enable them to prosecute
their claims--lhese, The general tho't
ought to have been delivered Up under
the Florida treaty. On sending certain
commissioners TO Sousa with the AL
cade, for the purpose of demanding
them, Sousa exhibited two open boxes
containing papers which lie said be
IonSed to the revenue and military de.
psTtmeDt, and which had been enirust.
ed to his safe keeping by the late CO.
vernon. On examining these papers,
those which bad been sought for were
found, as well as others touching the
titles OF property in florida Sousa res
fused TO give them up without the con-
sent 81 The governor, TO whom he pro.
missed TO make immediate communica
ton Of the demand.
General j. upon these facts being
laid before him commissioned two o
taer gentlemen with the Alcade Tor
maSIstrate> TO go TO SoUse's house, de-
msnd The papers, aud in ease Of his re.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
FALL OF VERA CRuZ.

Inc New Orleans papers of August 22d
mention the fall of Vera Cruz into Tie hands
OF the patriots.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-09
Orphans Court,

alexandria County,
.May Term, 1921,
ORDERED, that the executrix of James
|OCampbell, deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors; three times
in the Alexandra newspapers.
A copy, Teste.
A. MOORE, Reg. OF Wills.
This is Toe ive notice,
THAT the subscriber, of Alexandra
county. in the district of Columbia, has
obtained from the orphans court Of said
county, letters testalnentary on the estate
OF James Campbell, late ofthe county afore-
said, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent. are hereby warn
ed 10 exhibited the same, with vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers, duly authentica-
ted and passed by the Orphans Court on
or before the cd day OF November next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be
neft TO said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given unoer my hand and seal,
this Cd day OF May, 1921.
KITTY CAMPBELL,
Executrix of James Campbell, decd.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-09
COHEN'S

Lottery and Exchange Offices, No. ia
and 244, market st. Baltimore.
Where the CASH will be advanced for
prizes the moment they are drawn.
o. Orders from any part of the United
States. enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
post paid, will meet the same punctua! and
prompt attention as il on personal appIca-
ton, addressed to J. l. COHEN, Jr.
Sec'y to the .N'grs. Baltimore.
~ At COHEN'S Office, more capital
prizes have been obtained than at any other
office in America; and where was sold in
shares the great capital of D 10000 in the
last Lottery drawn,in Baltimore; and where
in the three last Monument Lotteries,
were sold the capitals OF D 10000 also in
shares; the 10000, 2 of 5000, 2 of 10, 900
&c.
H COHEN'S Lottery Gazette and Re-
gister, which is published every week, will
contain the managers official list of each
drawing, both of blanks and prizes, and will
be forwarded, gratis. TO companies or indi.
viduals who purchase from Cohen's Office
either in whole tickets or shares 10 the a.
mount of fifty dollars. II also contains rates
of Exchange Of Bank Notes; prices current
of produce, &c. &c.
Baltimore, Mag Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-09
may 10
For Freight,

sx The good schr. CARR, Jo-
ER seph Merryman, master; burtheE a.
~, 500 barrels. She is only 3 years old,
and will in few days, he ready 10 load
Freight 10 SOUTHERN port. or New \ ork,
will have preference: Apply to-.
JOHN Fl. LADD & co.
Who haze just rscs'7ed for sale,
loo ) gallon demDohns
loo gallon do
"a baskets of l2 bot Fresh Bordeaux
ties each rehned Salad
II do of 6 do oil
40 b6ls prime pork
60 DO DO beef
6 boxes cotton aud wool cards, assorted
numbers april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-09
For Freight.

ssE The superior scbr. ROMEO,
sYE James Hedge, master; burthen 600
barreI., will soon be ready 10 load, and
~"nId prefer a freight 10 the West Indies.
anoIy to JOHN H. LADD g. Co.
Who have just received for sale,
100 hhds. Havana moiasseS
4 bags do coffee
81 hall do best Havana segars.
AS or. do }
e35 tons plaster
100 bush. Nova Scotia seed potatoes &
- auiutals fsh, on board brig Olive.
4On j elons rectified Boston rum
"a btls first quality cider
doz double rivetied shovels
9 small anchors
Esw Thousand boards J. cords frewood.
april 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-09
Oakunl

DY the ton, hundred or smaller quantity
ID of a superior quality, for sale at the
Work House, on the most reasonable terms.
1t is highly approved of by ship carpenters
and masters of vessels. JUNK of the first
quality las no other will answer) received al
fair price. Apply TO
Mr.. THOMAS, Keeper ofthe
may4 Poor and Work House
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-09
ALIENS
Lucky Office,

Pennsylvania .4penue. Wnshannsfo" Cify'
Orders by mail or otherwise addressed 10
S M Allen, Washington City, enclosing
prize tickets or cash, will be attended to
with the same prompttnde as if personal
.nnI;c.t;on was made. may IA
frTbe Managers official list OF the Con.
soIidation drawing is received as above, and
adyenturers are invited to call and examine
The following is list Of prizes drawn
in one day (22d March last, all of which
were sold by S. &. NJ. Allen, and paid as