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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

THE Committee have the pleasure of notifying the pubick
that pursuant the of the Trustees they have completed
that the which making and euterprng fellow
ana MAINTAIN the high agricultural and manufacturing reputation great
ARTICLES offered for premium must be entered with En-
BAno Esq the Recording Secretary before 10 O'clock Of The morning
Committee Of Premiums up i ENTREES peus to the n hs the
@ @ be 0r n e the 9Gm provided for the They will
award the premiums Manufactures og will pubicky
f the g shall be constantly IN charge Of ne car sd
The of valuable Implements of Huscnd Tools
Trade and curious works in the Mct possess pro-
auctions of the Soil and the Season. requested for
They shall placed of the Society and
The PLouro place precisely at O'clock on the morning
CINE the s The teams to start together the field opposite the South
lot ene-eighth Of with
plough and o " p % nine Pug% maj must be the owner the
sons vino design to become Competitors the poughg Match notice
"G" and no dspensation with this can be admitted.
by Meeting House An additional n of have v S
oeen liked th ground for the security yok Working
mem CHAINS ropes or her suitable and sufficient making them
the pens shall by them prevent accidents
them or injury the pens Entries all made
and the animals must be in the before morning the
owners noon Of the a7m which n So enss p reS be
ea e 0 bs tor the Committee the the
Committee The Rule 'On the entry Cattle, applies
the Society," that will be gentlemen
ene gahcauon the table In of eenchmen
connected with
price O OoHar solicited
samples OF the choice fruits of their gardens
The following will be the order of the day -
CATTLE SHOW EXHIBITION MANUFACTURES from o'clock M
until o'clock, P. NJ
PLOUGHlNG MATCH at O'clock A. M
PROCESSION of the Officers Members Society," Exercises
In the Meetng-ti Houses at II O'Clock, AN.
ne will be offered by the
Der OF the Society," and appointed Chaplain day-and
An Address will be delivered the Hon. RUSSELL the
Presidents of the Society,"
Inc Will be again formed and conducted Mrsa from the
IN the avenue between the pens;
Examination Of Stock, and the Trial of WORKING Crfa
will then be attended to by the respec-
tive Committees appointed by
the Trustees,
DINNER at half past o'clock P NJ
AT O'CLOCK r. NJ the Committees will make
will be awarded the Meeting House
Pursuant the Commonwealth will seasonabv define
the limits of the ground be occupied for
WORKING
pubk notice thereof TIE Rules will be
hded to the charge of FIVE en1emen appointed ofc
AfurShG6 the 5 "
The Trustees have directed that the be g ann
Pad for the Sale of Stock Auction the dom
toAo the Show and they will appoint Auconeer of approved INTEGRITY
make sales reasonable commission. ~o--'
LEVI LINCOLN. =
STEPHEN WILLIAMS Committee
THEOPELUS WHEELER of
E fbTAsB E. s :, RHSS7' 'r''s"~"
Worcester, September s. 1891.
MARRIED. days. printers in Neo York are reno,sdh
the Rev. r.NGl .Jos denh]
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MARRIED.

In Grafton, by the Rev. Mr.. Miles, Mr..Jo..
seph Flagg to Miss Olivia r. Mhlikens-and
Mr.. John Kimball to Miss Betsey Brooks--all
of Grafton.
At Charlton, on Monday last, by William
Stedman, Esq. MIR. Winslow Parmenter, of
southbrdge, to Miss Debby Ann Fessenden,
OF Charlton.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
IOiRn.

AtUpton, Aug. Goth, Mrs. Hephzibah War
rem, wife of MIR. silas Warren, aged Ga. Print
srs an the Sfue Of Ne,c. York are desired 10 IN
Sert HiiS dedih.l
In Leicester, on the Odd ult. William, son of
Mr.. Cheney Hatch, aged "a months and "a
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

The Neso- York Convention assembled at Al
bany on Tuesday of last week. DANIEL D.
ToMPKINs was elected President Rufus
KING, Chancellor Kent, and Chief Justice
Spencer, are among the members. A vast ma
jority of the Convention are political opponents
of Gov. Clinton.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

produce motion unesasing and Withoh any
'ew application Of POiier. One instance Of
such motion does, indeed, exist: if we may
presume that the same Hand which first pro-
PEELED the heavenly bodies, impaired to them
the power of rolling on their ceaseless and un-
varied course.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
Be Particular I
NHE Subscriber would notify

THE Subscriber would notify
n all those indebted to him for Newspa-
pers or on any other account, that this day
completes four years since he commenced SUPP
plying many of his Subscribers with Newspa-
pers u the reasonableness of settlement with
all who are indebted for one quarters News
papers IS unquestionable. He therefore ex-
poets all who are thus indebted will not fail of
making a settlement with him previous to the
first OF October next, as all unsettled accounts
will at that time, most probably, be placed in
other hands for collection.-To those who
have been punctual in their payments, he re-
turns his grateful thanks, and solicits a contin-
uance oftheir patronage-with those who have
not, he will in future be more particular.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, Sept. S, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

At the last dates from England there was
great hustle preparatory to the coronation of
the King. The Queen had preferred formal
claimto be crowned on the ground of right !;
but, as will be seen by our extracts, her claim
had been rejected. She still, however, per-
sisted in her determination to be present at the
ceremcny.-The excitement in her favour
seems to have mostly subsidized. Under all
circumstances, it may be doubted whether
submission to her adverse fortune would not be
more likely to win the affections and excite
the sympathy of the people. Her constant
struggle against the power of the government
may perhaps evince spirit that cannot be
broken by persecution, but it leads the world
TO doubt whether she. possesses those finer sem
sibilities, without which a woman soon ceases
to be an object of much respect.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

The new Court of Common Pleas commence
ed its first term for this County, on Monday
last-Present, SOLOMON STRONG one Of the
Associate Justices.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

A premium being lately offered, by an
Agricultural Society, for the best mode
OF arrigation, and the latter word being
made irritation by amistake of the print
er, farmer sent his wife to claim the
prize. TWestern Monitor.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

A severe gale, from the southeast, was ex-
perienced here last Monday night, commenc-
ing about nine O'Clock, and gradually increas-
ing in violence until midnight. In this town,
so far as we have learned, the damage done to
trees and to fruit, is inconsiderable. Towards
Providence the gale was more violent, pros
trating the corn and stripping the apple-trees
of nearly all their fruit.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
FCoMMUNICATIoN.1

The annual meeting of the Forester Coun-
ty .4uriIdary Bible Society, will be held at
Leominster, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
September, inst. at which time sermon will
be preached, and a collection taken in aid of
the funds of said Society.
The friends of this Institution, generally,
are respectfully invited to attend, on this oc-
casion, and to impart such portion of their
substance as they shall feel disposed to grant,
for the purpose of disseminating the Bible
among the poor and destitute throughout our
land. The Constitution declares that pay.
ment of one dollar shall constitute any person
yearly member, and ten dollars member
for life. Those persons disposed to join the
Society, will be admitted, at any time, on
transmitting either of the above sums to the
Treasurer IN Worcester.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

The publick are informed that the
President and Professors elect of the
Collegiate Charity Institution, in Am
herst, County of Hampshire, will be in
Quoted into office, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of Sept. inst.-the exercises of the
day to commence at II o'clock, A. M
tits expected that a Dedicatory Sermon
will be delivered at the same time, and
a contribution be taken up for the bene-
fit Of the Institution. The examination
of Candidates for admission will take
place on the day next following-A
considerable collection of Books for a
Library for this Institution is already
made, and measures are taking to pro-
cure Philosophical Apparatus.
Communicated.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
dCIorcestcr 15ank.

Director for the ensuing meek,
REJOICE NEWTON.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

Persons wishing for any of the above
articles, will find many of them charged at
Boston prices, with the addition of Transports
ton.
Cash or Merchandise paid for TAM
NER's Stock of every description.
Worcester, Sept. 5, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
Flour, Leather,
Iron, &c.


ALSO
Best Cognac Brandy.
St. Croix Rum,
N. E. do.
Old Jamaica Spirits,
Wines,
Loaf & Brown Sugar.
Teas, Spices,
Coarse Salt,
Coarse-Fine do.
Table do. &c. &c.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05

There were two barristers at the l.
rish bar who formed singular contrast
in their stature--Ninian Mahaffy, Esq.
was as much above the common size, as
Mr.. Coils was below it. When Lord
Reddesdale was Lord Chancellor of Ire
land, these two gentlemen CHANGED to
be retained in the same cause, a short
time after his lordship's elevation, and
before he was personally acquainted
with the Irish bar. Mr.. Coils was O.
pening the case, when the lord chan
cellor Observed" Mr.. Coils, when a
barrister addresses the court, he must
stand" 81 am standing on the bench,
my lord,' said Coils. 81 beg thous-
and pardons,'' said his lordship, some
what confused. " Sit down, Mr.. Mahaf-
y." { | am sitting, my Lord was the
reply to the COMPOUNDED chancellor.
On this OCCASION, a barrister then
present wrote the following epigram:
Mahaffy and Coils, ill-paired in case,
Representatives true of the rafting size ace /;
To the heights of the law, though hope
you will rise,
You will never be judges Pm sure of So
size.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05
Sup. Baltimore

0uPS odit1IlIOIS
Flour, warranted,
I'D. Sd. Sd. 10d. and
god. Cut Nails,
II Nail-Rods,
Russia & Swedes Iron
Sole Leather,
Wax'd Meats do.
Black-grain'd do.
Calf Skins & Moroc-
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-05


At the last term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, heldin Greenfield, Mrs. Polly
Trip, o. Warwick, was indicted as
common ScOld.
Worcester annual Feast Of =" SeuAN-
TUM,'' on Friday, the 14h inst. at Long
Poad.-Dinne7 at o'clock.
OF That all may be accommodated
who may wish to attend it, Gentlemen
disposed to participate in the Festival
are requested to leave their names at the
Stores of abraham Lincoln, Esq. Capt
Asa Hamilton, or Capt. Reuben Munroe,
before or on the evening of Thursday,
the 1lth inst.--0Sy- 1t will be expect
ed that each guest will furnish his own
knife and fork. [Comm'd.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-13

He was followed by Messrs. Young,
Alexander, and Blackwell, in support OF
the bill. The committee then rose, and
the question being taken upon the pas
sage OF the bill, the yeas and nays stood
as follows:
yEAS-Messrs. Alexander, Blackwell, b.
rough, Buckmaster, Campbell, Dorriss, Eddy,
Logan, M'Fatridge, Matheny, MLean, Of
White, Moore, of Monroe, Cmelyany, Philips,
slade, viii, and Young-17.
NAYS-Messrs. Cairns, Crisp, kitchell, Ma
dr., uHha@ls M.ri.atec &ie...na. 81 st clair.
otwel Robertson, and Widen.-I0.
On the same day the bill was sent to
the Senate, with the objections Of the
Council, and passed that body by the fol-
lowing vote:
YEAS-Messrs Barker, Frazier, Jamison,
Jones, of Bond, Jones, of Gallatin, Jones, of
Union, Laid, and Whites.
NAYS-NtcssrD. Boon, Caldwell, Crozier,
hitchell, and Lemon.-6.
So the BANK BILL has passed both
Houses, and b-come law of the land.
Illinois LntetAgencer.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-13
l,t8t-Cheafer, Pa. Dec. 90,

a jreaaia 1Galf nappenedlasi Thurs
aay night IL Kennett township. a gen
ileIna from the n4ighbothood of }alti-
more, wilh several assistants, N parsuit
Of a rupaua} slave, surrounded house,
which the black man had hired, and at
tempted to force their way into the house.
The negro threatened TO shoot them if
they did not desist; they forced Inc door,
and the fellow shot Mr.. Griffith through
the heart, and he fell dead. HIS over
seer pressed on. and the fellow knocked
him down and beat him so that MS life
is despaired OF. The others fed. The
black man then went, told what he had
done, and gave himself up tor trial.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mondav, January %.

Mr. Crish, presented the petition OF
sundry citizens of Vandalia, praying for
the erection Of new county off the north
OF Bond county which was read and re-
ferred 10 select committee.
Mr.. Blackwell from the committee on
the judiciary, reported bill "to appro-
pirate fines; )" which was read the first
time, and
On motion of Mr.. Moore, ofSt. Clair,
Ordered,, To second reading TO-
morrow.
Mr.. Young, on leave given, introduced
a bill to prevent the circulation of paper
currency, unauthorized by law; which
was read the first time, and
/ On motion of Mr.. Logan,
Ordered, To second reading to-lnor-
row.
Tuesday, January 80.
The bill authorizing the leasing Of
section Is, in township 8 south, Of range
9 west, was read the third time and passed.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-13

Gunhowder.-It is stated in a late
English publication, that the force of
gunpowder is increased in a threefold
degree by mixing it with the sawdust Of
soft wood, and tina, this renders it parti-
cuiarly usefal 10 blowing rocks.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-13

What means this 2--One of the physi-
clans who was in consu ltation on the boz
dy of the Princess Charlotte, after her
death, has arrived in the United States,
and is going to communicate, from this
country, to the British nation, the par
ticuiars which caused the unexpected
and onaccountable death OF that amiable
woman, who would, had she lived, have
removed from Office the present British
ministerial tyrants, and have given free
dom to the British people.-Adu.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-13
fandQiia, Ee6rnQrY 6.

On Friday lastthe committee to whom
was referred the Raak Bill, made a
lengthy report in opposition to the OBJ
jectioHs of the Council of Revision. On
the report being read, MIR. Alexander
moved that the bill should then pass
The speaker rose in his chair, and in a
short adtlrers to the house, thanking
them for the honor they had conferred
Upon him in electing him to the office
he then held, and his disposition to give
the house his views upon the bill before
its final passage, resigned his Office. Mr.
Blackwell was called to the chair, and
Mr.. Mathcr elected speaker. Mr.. Ma
Their also made short address to the
house and resigned. Mr.. M'Lean was
re-appointed speaker, and the bill COM
mitted to committee ofthe whole house
on misunderstanding to order on
that day, the house went into committee
Of the whole and the bill was taken up,
when Mr.. M'LeIn occupied the floor 10
aspeech Of nearly two hours in length in
opposition to the bill, and in support Of
the objections ofthe Council Of Revision.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-13
Friday, February ..
SaSurd4y, February 8.

The cngrossed bill entitled "An act
to amend an act to establish and regulate
ferries" was read the third time anu
passed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
Public Sale.

IS ,..,s, - ~, d..ad ,h" NH Inna
1910 V, 80 nu'' S ~ nu' Si 1 Sond nnd
NJ i To- ~" IS sa.nre Tho ANN, Of
- iHI
= I1''a ii sun w 49, W. '"Sou .'.n'
WIN sci, dt pun aue'roI', oh Tue pm ~
s 80 W. .e n''' ,hs n,n1or,v ';iu.
ten .ts ~ the Co. 'n of sley,ndr;a r. VII
nme Iot tV Nv T.,nmen, s;in,,e mon the
eas, side If Fairiay street and 10 the south
81 Up Pr;n oe s,reet"rheg;nn;ng mon F,irias:
street ninety eight fee, FIVE nches, to the
Som,h of Pr;ycepstreet and rnnninr thence
" '";.h I'm n.raiIaJ 70 Prince nd DIXIE
s,.aa.s a ,"I .tG;o;n;oo nnon tho l;nes oftbs
I o., anI "I I'LL ?, P;oIo,s &. N.wtor.
lois Iormerly 3"neu ny n en n.".Jn'
:"J n'e" 49, .e,,,h,n", t U ;,h I'm o..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
Indian Queen Hotel,
tyIsh;netOu.

THE undersigned, late Of the City Ho-
T. tel, Alexandria. having takentke Hote!
on Pennsylvania .4psnue in Washington
Citu, so we'll known whilst in the occupancy
Of Mr. John Davis, by the name of Davis's
Hotel, presents himself to the public fol such
share ef their favor as bis arrangements may
merit. Having been for the best years of my
lite engaged in business Of this description,
tlatter myself shall he able to give general
satisfacrion.-Of this the public may rest as
sure,:. thai no pains shall be spared 10 ac-
commodate customers, travellers, and others;
nor any care or expense omitted 10 procuring
the best viands, liquors. and forage, with
good beds and stabling.
nov. Is If JESSE BROWN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02

Nerm0nt Glover Seed, sc.
4 lindsay and HILL have just receiv-
e. ed,
% bushels Vermont clever seed
80 do timothy do
50 hhds rye whiskey
go bushels apples, tNewtowa pippins)
IN prime oritr, and will be sold low
6 boxes, containing ISL bottles sweet
meats, assorted.
IN STORE,
New Orleans and Muse >vado sugars
Jamaica and West India run
Cogniac AM apple brandy
Georgia upland cotton, molasses
jiv..and gin, Malaga wine
Cider and white wine vinegar, oranges
Gnnpnwder, imperial and young hyson
teas, sc. &c. Dec. 90. st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
Bank Of Alexandria,
.A.asons Wanted.

SEVENTY-FiVE stone masons wanted TO
- work at Fort bionroe, Ola Point Com
fort, where constant employment and good
wages will be given for the FIRST rate work.
men, aud none others need apply. Also,
fifty able bodies laboring men, black or
white, 10 attend on the workneh. Apply at
the above Fort to Boinhn La7rs. who has
lived al the place for long time. and can
say ii is very healthy. dec 5
The National intelligencer, Baltimore Fee
deral Gazette, Leesburg Washingtonian, and
Winchester Gazette. will insert the above
tour months, AID send their accounts TO this
Office
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
For Rotterdam.
For Boston,

SX> The regular trading schnr ALEA-
80 A.NDER, Levi Lewis master, having
The principal part'of her cargo ready to go
on board, will take few hundred barrels
freight, ano can accommodate a few passen-
gers. Apply to VIM. FOWLE T. Co.
Who have for sale, landing from the above
vessel,
I2 hhds sugar. of good quality
Is5 boxes mould candles
50 barrels lNo. l.2& 8 maeserel
so tons plaster
10 barrels linseed oil dse4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
For Freight,

For Freight,
.kaN THE superior Brig OLIVE, Isaac
,yxMLincoln, Master, burlhsn about 9U0O
bis. She is now ready for 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 g. NANCY
F. Fisher, Master, burthen about $50 bis.
She is an excellent vessel, only two years
old, and will soon be ready 70 load.
Apply to JOHN H. LADD s. Co
Who have now afoat, for sale, reed by
said vessels,
25UO bushels. best Manchester coal,
quality .hst will be approved.
$500 bush. Liverpool coarse salt.
5 NJ clear boards,
90 M. lath.
300 boxes SMOKED behring's
december l2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
Centre Rozc.
r e Nj @ V A L.

XHyM. GILLIAN has removed to the a
w boye Row. a few doors above Wash.
inston street, adjoining Mr.. Charles Ben
uett's, and nearly opposite 10 Messrs. Ezra
Kinsey &. Co.'s where he offers for sal The
following goods, viz.
8 pipes Murdock's J.. P. Madeira)
do do Burgundy do
hhds and 90 doz. Port 1--WE years =
old) =
60 boxes claret
MaImsey aud Malaga, and
L. P.'Teneriffe
Jamaica, Antigua and N. E. rum
Holland gin; cognac brandy
Old rye whisky
Common DO
boat, lump and brown sugars
Gunpowder, Imperial, and Young HysQn
Coffee, chocolate, srices, candles, molass,
es, &c. &c. &c.
= Together with general assortment of
ether groceries, as usual.
december 95 dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
Old Peach Brandy. &c.

EUST received and for sale by the SUD-
~ scrIber, a, his store the upper end OF
King street,
% barrels old peach brandy
pipes -ilb proof cosniac 10
9 do Jamaica spirit
do Holland gin
10 barrels New England rum
IL do whiskey
50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed
10 kegs tobacco. large 4 small twist
together with his usual assortment of GRO
CERES. JOHN LANHAN!.
december 60 DIT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
Wanted TO Hire.
Lost or Mislaid,

"A NOTE of hand, drawn BY Mr. Isaac B.
n BeaIl in my favor, and by me endorsed,
dated the slst Sept. 1918. on interest for
200 dolars.-Ail persons are cautioned by
me from receiving said note in payment for
any dealings. The drawer has directions
moi 10 pay Said note. GEO. DEMENT,.
Dec l4-2T ws2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
Removal.
City Hotel Of Ms1andria.

ME Subscriber has TO inform his friends
Il and the public, that he has removed
from the Washington Tavern 10 the above
establishment, where he expects to meet
with such support as his arrangements and
attention 10 boarders and travellers may en-
title him. HORATIO CLAGETT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
ALIENS PRIZE LIST.
NETWORK

LITERATURE LOTTERY,
FOURTH CLASS,
Seventh days drnzr,ng
No. 1869 prize of $1,000
*I6.672 1899. 100
Eighth days druwipg.
No. 5995 prize Of 5000
1O,44S 1000
1885 SEQ
*Ia.s77 1870 1928! mn
6972 4IS8 $685.
All marked thus \ sold at Aliens.
The Lottery draws twice a week.
Only 6 more drawings 10 compete it.
and the following grand prizes are yet
tD be drawn.
prize Of $4,000
9 10000
q 5000
LOCO
and number Of 500. 100. &c.
Present price of Tickets only Sill
shares incorporation.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
SALES Al AZ. CTi;,N.

THIS DAY, al Io.A. M.
Will be solf al the auction Store. corner oi
Prince and Watcr-streets,@
Sugar in hbds and barrels
81 Brandy and spirits in barrels
Cordial in kegs
Ana aritiom reserve,
One cnplale stove
A small lot of Mruiiu,e, sc.
also, avtthout reserpc,
case mems fine shoes
do do coarse DO
do women's slippers
DO chidren's do
Also,
4 small invoice DRYGOODS.
loo realms wrapping paper.
III hhds. Muscoyado Sugar
dec e7 S A. MARSFELLER, auct;