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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
1ALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIV-
Err For SALE by AUCTION.


HZzA In pursuance of the will of Ohm Less
s:Hn Ire deceased, and decree of the circuit Of
$500 the United States for the 9Th circuit and Virginia
J pronounced in therein depending wherein
tt.yyla Black the wife OF Agnew Black the elder John
tn aee ana Marin his wife, William Black, jun. William
al anu sarah his wife, and Agnew Black the Younger,
Ja Dun executor Of John Graham, painES aud
Ian oco exc of John Leslie, and Andrew Le.a. and
anti Vii ' dcysee OF Che said John Leslie, lefsisI
MaJ ',h pe sod upon the premises, public auction
Lay the l5sh doy Of October nerf that valuable and ~ I'll
iii sue IN The county Of CHESTERFIELD called sU1iEP
mile T on the south side OF James river aiou Eve
oon,oiniw richmond, adjoining the Wtby estate aud
which is e. naon tt1 acres, considerable portion OF
arc a e James river low grounds. The improvements
well encIn wooden dwelling house. kitchen, &c;
arn an oyerseer's house, large wo-sory
~ stables and cow-iouses All built of brict of
pcr small orchard Of choice fruit trees
can % WISHING to view the premises previous to Inc sale
oeenn,n by applying to Mr.. William Ewing the present
paynI H. VI sac VIII be- oncthrd Of the purchase money
rn6ntbs NV uaN aud the balance in six and twelve
deed of ,rn, negoliae with approved endorsers, and
r. i'vst upon the property viii be required.
""'' y jams Scott, eror of Join Lesslie, dec.
Auruss . JAMES HERON, Auconeer
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NOTICE.

MILL be sold Monday the 10Th August next ut the
w Aucti Store of Richard Brooke all shares in the
iiehmond osborne Turnpike Company, which there
shall be any money due that day.
by order of the Board OF Directors
q. Nj. DARLINGTON, Treasurer.
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NOTICF

hos. ,hoi July 1921, took from Andrew Johnson's
nav ,e e, The owner is requested, TO prove his
same ses 'o ttsr away, Il will nc sold for the
Jnlv o. WIN. PtGGOrT, Inspector Of boats
%'-W0w Lock Iiarbor
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BANK NOTE STOPPED

m the ;h inst negro who said he belonged
~ Joseph Sutton, offered hundred dollar one of
my young men, wishing to have it changed have retained
said note and hereby give notice that ii person
will describe il and the expense this notice. he
shall have itupon application TO JAMES DuVAi
Recdy Store, july IL. on-at
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Fauquier County, July 81.

Committed TO The jail Of Heniico Co,t,tu,
the 18th day of April last, runaway negro man
named AARON who says he belongs John Turrin of
Chcstereid county lie appears be about 60 &c
ect Inches HIGH and is of dark complexion The owner
OF sa slave Is requested charges take away
other"ise he Will he dealt with the law directs.
REUBEN TANXERSLEY, ID. 6.
June o. lift H.. w MAYO
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NOTICE.

VIE undersigned having connected themselves in bust
II ness, under the firm of COLE r JOHNSTON will oc
cnpythe wen known stand at the sign of the Golden Anr
tue te store OF W. j. Cole Co. where they keep
general ana wen selected assortment of HARDWARE.
they VIII likewise transact business commission and
use their best excrons TO give satisfaction those no may
conhde business their care.
July G. I7-wtf LANES NJ IntiNSToE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
MURDER.

Mr.. John Lucas. while exploring the
country daring last month, was murdered
on the road leading from Rsynoldburgh
70 Naschez, by Creek Indian. his guide.
who stri6t the body of its clothing, and
having placed it in a hollow tree about
900 wards from the road, set off for his
own nation with the mules and packs be-
logging to the deceased.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
DESTRUCTION AT ANTIGUA.

Capt. Lakeman, from Point Petre,
iGua.) arrived at Newburyport, passed
Antigua 18th Sept. aud was boarded by
a pilot, who informed that all the small
Graft were driven ashore. several negro
houses blown down, and great injury sus-
tanned on the plantations by the demoii-
ton Of the cane fields, SC.
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PENSACOLA, AUG. 90, 1921.

ltNsiCOLas AUG' -, IOEts
SII-Pursuan to your official order. bear.
ing this date, we proceeded to the house of
Colonel Cailava. who was absent: but on
again returning 10 his house shortly after, we
found tim accompanied by number OF
Spanish officers, clothed with their side
arms, and Mr. john lnnerarity, on the porch.
The demand was formally made OF the docu-
menls enumerated IN your order. and per-
emptoriiy refused; when be was informed
that his refusal would be considered as set
ting at defiance the authority exercised by
you as governor OF the FlorIdas, in the eye.
cu,ion OF the laws: ana they were again de-
handed, and the consequences OF q refusal
on his par, enumerated, but in which refusal
he still persisted-and We were about taking
our leave, TO prepare for the final execution
vi your order ,wben Col. Callaya desired that
If we would furnish him with cpy OF the
memorandum, setting forth the documents
required, he would deliver them to US. TO
which we assented. The Alcaide, II. NJ.
Breckenridge, accordingly waited on him
with copy OF the memorandum herewith
accompanied, and informed him that he
would call in two hours tor the reception of
Sol. B. is al has farm in Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-31
FLOUR.

Was selling at Aux Cages On the
ssh inst. at 8 dollars per Dbl. Business
Brisk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-23

conceded to the Carrefa By General
Gainza in Chilli after the simulated
capitnlation. and the .iealousies sown
In Buenos Ayres against the first Jun.
ia had more favorable results than the
former war sustaine,iin Venezuela and
Santa Fee by Gen. Morillo. Accord.
ing to the advice contained in your ex-
celiency's letter, Of Dec. last year, the
best opportunity is now presented to
dcbill'ate the forces OF Baehos hyres
and Chill. by protecting the partirs Of
Carreras and Alvear. who in resent
ment to the actual leaders Uf those
countries will not fail 10 operate a
gainst them, and the more strenuous
the opposition they encounter. the
greater effurts they will make
Knowing as you do. the situation Of
these meu, separated from their coun-
try and relations, is the mos; advanta-
geous to draw from them the most ia
vorablc result. Il your cxcellency
could, by availing yourself Of skillful
hands --auxiliate (auxiliar) openly or
secretly these subjects You will not
spare either diligence or sacrifice to
accomplish it. The amount y"u may
require for this object will be placed
at the disposition OF his Majesty's Mi
mister at the Court Of Brazi!s. You
are hereby apprized that henCefurth
the necessary Instructions will be given
to that Minister, which royal order 1
communicate to your cxCe!lency for
its completioD.
God preserve your excellency many
years. EGUiA.
Madrid, ED April, 1918.
10 the Vice King Of Peru.
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INTERCEPTED DauMENT

Published i'm a late official cOrrespon-
dence between the Government Of
Buenos Ayres. and Baron de la La
guna, general Of his Most Faithful
Majesty's troops occupying Monte
vi,lco.
PRIvATE--The state in which aE.
fairs have arrived i'm the unhappy re-
bellioa Of the provinces of Chilli, and
Buenns Ayres, has caused his Majesty
10 Know. that it is more easy to allure
The rebels to an observance of their an
Cient duties, by means of policy than
nv force--in which. unfortunately these
illegitimate governments are already
ton much adyanrcd--and as nothing
could produce worse consequences for
the pacilica'ion of that part OF the mo
narchy than clnse union of therebels.
it will be the first care of your Excei-
lrncy to promote mutual distIHst ameng
them. exciting the parties which natu-
rally will be- presented in the course of
occurring events in these rebellious
countries; making use for this purpose
of all means and exped;ents necessary
on such occasions. even tn the funds If
the exchequer to fonrnt''iscord among
the parties. The predecessor Of your
Excellency, the Marquis of { Concor-
dial did his Majesty more service by
the policy of dextroas management
with the rebels of Buenrs Ayres and
Chill, than with the armies posted in
those cnuntries-and l would observe
10 your rxcelirncy, that the protection
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-23
William Fowle d Go

William Fowle D Go
JTAVE for sale, landing from the schr
IL Seneca. cant. Eaton from Cuba,
81 boxes Sugars
bags green coffee
Also, from schr. Hkite Oak. from Boston,
loo pieces LIST quail. ravens duck
$50 casks nails assorted sizes
90 bbls NJ E. Rum
For Boston,
-MH The schr. ELIZA ANN, Captain
49, Jourdon, is now loading-tvo nun
dred barrels are wanted to complete her
cargo, which will he taken on modera lie
terms. Apply as above. april FL If
For Boston.
.kah> Schr. WHiIE Ok, capt. Ham
. mond, anu scnr. PH.AR.AyHOND,
captain Harding, burthen abou, $50 barrels
each. For freight OF few hundred barrels
in either vessel, apply TO
DUNBAR !. TOWNSEND.
Who hare just rsce,ued and for sale,
30 boxes Sicily lemons IN prime or
20 do do oranges der
Who have also received further supply
of cotton yarn from No. 8 10 Is.
april II st
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TO RENT,

ha A comfortable and convenient
HrN dwelling HOUSE situated on the
NJ lower part OF Royal. street, attach
&.Ged to which is Garden, smoke
house and stable.-This property to a good
tenant, will be rented on moderate terms,
and possession given Immediately.
ALso-Adjoining, is comfortable Iene-
sneat suitable tor small family ,oD the same
ter ns.-Apply 10 Z. EDMONDS.
april % st
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Also for Freight


Salt Afloat,
T>IFTEEN HUNDRED bushels groun'
Il alum salt, for sale on board the schr
Eliza & Betsey, at Hepburn's wharf.
Apply on board, or TO
NJ. MILLER g. SON.
HAo hare this day received per schr, Spar
tan. from Savamah.
90 bales prime cotton
go tierces fresh rice
In Store,
loco bushels Turks Island salt
april FL St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-23

Spring Goods.
POBERT McCREA & Co. have just re-
IL ceived from N. York a very general
assortment of
SeasOnable Dry Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Sheppard's best black and blue cloths and
cassimeres
I'd quality cloths and cassimeres. sattinets
Long and short yellow nankeens, blue do
Marseilles vestings, satin striped black silk
DO
Canton grapes, Grape robes and shawls
Mixed and black camblets, black levanfine
Black sinchews and sarsnets, black bomba-
White, black and green Italian grapes
Silk and KID gloves, silk and cotton hosiery
Ginghams, 3-4 and 4 fashionable prints
Cotton cambrics, jackonet cambrics, leno
muslin
Sprigged and plain book and null nuslins
Muslin insertings. edgings and Aounces
Irish linens and steam loom shirtings
Loom figured and tamboured muslin robes
FrInged and plain parasols, silk umbrellas
Russia and Scots sheeiings, oznaburgs
5-8 Venetian stair carpetings, A do
White and colored domestic co,,ons, &c. &c.
Which 10 their former stock renders their
present assortment very complete. Is they
are determined to sell nothing on credit,
except 10 their old punctual customers, their
goods will be offered at very low prices.
Those who have been long indebted to
them are respectfully requested to settle
their accounts as much longer indulgence
cannot he granted.
april l. St
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For Freight,

~MSA The new schr. ELIZA g. BET
.&S&&SEY, Isaiah Nickerson, master; bur-
then, 45O bbls. will be ready 10 load on
Tuesday next, and will take a freight for
New York or an Eastern Port.-Apply 10
april 2I-tt J. II. LADD d Co.
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Braden, Morgan, 3 Co.

Braden, Morgan, = Co.
Lave imported per ship Belvideras
l. i from Liverpool supel6ne cloths
Fine and super black bombazetts, plain
and twiled.
Valencias, blk. blue, mixed. y drab
9.8 and Ga cambria muslins
Do. do; jaconett cambrics, plain and
p. figured
Do. do. null null muslns do do
Do. do imitation India book muslins
7S fine and super undressed fancy prints
Do. blue buff lilac and pink cambria
ginghams 49,,
7.8 and 9.8 steam loom shirtirgs
I.9 el! and 3.4 blue and striped cotton
cassimeres
SO cotton apron check
Fine g. super white l. printed Marseilles
Super6ne white India james
Striped 6orentines and james
Blue, black and light dies sewing silks
and galloons
Ladies and gentlemen's beaver gloves
Patent threads, white, brown, blue.
81 ack ed nankeen, g. all colours
Shoe thread in casks.
april I8
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G. 81. r. Thompson.

G. s I. p. Thompson
~ AVE just received per the ship BeIyi.
llridera, from Liverpool, par, of their
Spring importation,
CONSISTING OF
9.8 super checked and striped cambria
ginghams
7.9 fine and super fancy prints
9 8 & ga cambria muslins
do jaconet cambrits
9 striped forentines
fashionable printed cuttings
Steam loom shirtings
Hollis 8 cord cotton balls
ON HAND,
Best superfne Lonrion cloths and csssi-
meres, 6Ie and superfne Yorkshire ditto,
twilled Genoa cords g. Velvetteens, plain
and twiIled bombazels, Irish linens AID
lawns, German linens. patent threads, tia
liam sewing silks. sc. &c.
april IL ,d3teoIm
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Fer NewburyDOrt.

.Sks, THE schr. MARY, James c. Clerk
$500 son, master; burlhen 800 bbls. she is
an excellent vessel and will be despatched
imIae dialelyl and can take freight and
passengers.
For Freight,
SSK< The good Schr. BETSY,
SAssG Mark Spear; mas er; burthen 900
bbls. a freight to an Eastern port will be
preferred.
Also for Freight
Sx The good scsr. SPARTAN,
No. VIM. Camit K, master; burth=n $50
barrels. Apply 10
JOHN H. LADD, & Co.
Who have just received for sale
$50 casks fresh Thomaston lime
10 tierces fresh rice
100 bushels potatoes
Men and boys chip and fur hats
Mems coarse shoes
Box tumblers
12 tons handsome paving stones.
april FL IT
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Just Received,

Just Received,
4 ND for sale by the subscriber, at re-
u duced prices,
92oo bushels Heth's choice coal, now land
ing at Ramsay's wharf
10000 lbs bacon Of very superior quality
bales prime Upland cotton
30 quarter boxes best Havana scgars
10 bbls old rye whiskey
Family -four particularly selec'ed-Lon.
don mustard, Of choice Quality at the very
reduced price of 373 cts. per h. Windsor
CASTLE and common soap. together with a
general assortment IF GROCERIES,
aprill7 ROBERT L. WHITE.
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one will at least attempt to secure its
rights. This will lead to contentious
which will only be decided by blood /;
and IT is our opinion that ere long fn-
rious and bloody wars will take place.
The charm Of royalty is ion lettering
condition: it shrinks back with terror
before the powerful blaze of republi.
camism. and in it. retiring marks lis
downfall by blood and carnage.
We may say with truth We live in
an eventful age. Thrones which stood
firm as adamant, have, as if by magic
vanished from our eyes, and monarchs
at this day arc fighting not for the
good Of their subjects or the glory of
their kingdmns, but as they vainly sup.
pnse for the perpctuatiom Of royalty
Look at the Austrians-loOk at Naples
Are not the former invading the ter
ritorirs of the latter because they dared
10 think for themselves land what
will be the result, time only will mani
Fest: of this however we are firmly con-
vinced-that the example of the Unit
ed States will be successfully initiated,
and that before many years have rolled
into the abyss of time, most nations
will have hidden adieu to royalty, and
republicanism erecting her throne in
the skies, will cause the dcws of her
excellence to give life, ,igor and hap
piness to independent nations. People
of the United States compare your 81.
tuation with that Of your fellow men
of Europe--You are enjoying peace,
comfort. happiness, and what is better
than all, liberty, hallowed liberty,
our fellow beings in Europe are dis.
tractcd by wars ,les"latins and bloody.
Their lives and properties are insecure
while you are enjoying the best protec-
ton. that of the government OF your
Orcn choice. Your country engages in
no wars for kingly rights, because it
is independent of kings-ha,e steady
eye on the purity Of your institutions
Jet the Offices that are in your gift
be given tn men who seek them not
i'rSm personal motives, but who will
discharge their duties with fidelity,
and whose aim is the glory Of Column
bia-this is your solemn duty, and
your country demands its faithful per-
Torrance. Fed. Rep.
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Extract of letter from an American
Gentleman at Canton, to relation
in Boston. dated November 26.
"You will learn from various sour
ces, no doubt, the particulars of the
late outrage at Manila. We hear this
day. by an arrival direct from that
place, that active and decided measures
are pursued to bring the offenders to
t'Ie punishment they 50 richly merit.
Many of the most noted of the mob are
taken, imprisoned, and will soon meet
their dues. The diseases that carried
off so many of the natives at Manila,
has, believe, been pest throughout
most parts of India and China. We
hear, from good authority. that no less
than 10, 600 Tea Coolies, or Carriers,
have fallen victims, while bringing
down the crop of the present season.
This disease, however, has not shown
itself in our particular neishborhood
and as the cold winds have commenced
we shall probably escape it.
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Hack for Baltimore.

TNHE subscriber intends starting with his
Il Hack and four Horses for Baltimore, On
Thursday morning next at six o'clock. Per.
sons DESTROYS of being accommodated in a
geenteel style, will pleas apply previous to
that day-Fare the usual price.
JOHN THOMPSON.
april 90 st
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Among the articles contained in the
Bueuus Ayrean papers brought By cap
tain Hamilton of the brig Uswrgo is
the following document. which friend
has politely translated for the Ameri-
can. Baltimore .am.
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Notice

SplhhS oOouS'
II SHERRON, has just received from
~. the north general assortment Vi sea
sonable
DRY GOODS,
which together with her former extensive
stock, she offers for sale, at very reduced
prices, for cash only.
The toliowing articles are among her stock,
viz.
Black and colored Canton Grape Of supe-
rior quality; Ievsntine, florence, India and
plaid silks; black, Gag, cross barred and
fancy silk hdkfs; parasols, fringed l. plain;
black and figured silk velvets; leyantine,
imitation, merino aud null shawls; thread
and cotton laces; imitation Canton grapes,
(new article); black bombazet; silk y cot
ION hosiery; light, dark; fAncy and mourn
ing prints; super Ga striped and plain ging-
hams; plain and ssprigged book aud null
muslins; plain and figured jaconet musIins;
super jaconet canbrIcs; fancy cravats; Va
lencia, Marselles and Horentine vesting;
striped Florentine for pantaloop.; Irish II
mems and long lawns; Irish and German
brownHollsnd; German &Scotch osnaburgs;
brown platllas; German dowlas and rolls;
Carlisle ginghams; A. and Ga India cot
ton; white lace veiis; muslin iol'es; ladies
and gentlemen's kid and buckskin gloves,
plain and figured silk gauzes; furniture di-
mites and prints; 3.4, ~ and ga British
and American check, do, do. bedticking;
super blue. black ,eolise, corbeail, snuG CO.
lored, grey and green cloths; blue, drab.
grey, green, and brown cas.imeres, wooden
cords and css.inets; IRISH and Russia dia-
pers; steam and power loom shirting. white,
striped, plaid and twiIled domestic cottons;
Russia aud other sbeeting, green baize. =
april 10 St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-23
PENNSYLVANIA Oats.

TWO THOUSAND FIVE. HUNDRED
4 bushels prime Pennsylvania OATS. on
board the sloop Mary. capt. Stewart,
from Brsndywine, are offered for sale
Apply to the captain on board, at Jan
ney's;wharf, or to THOMAS V. HuCK.
4moll
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Flaxseed q Rye,
w THOMAS V. HUCK.
4 mo Is

Straw Bonnets.
q I'D. REED, have Just received few
y boxes STRAW BONNETS& BAN DIS
which will be sold low by the box or doze n
april 9
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Notice IS hereby given,
This Is to give notice,

This Is to give notice,
THAT the subscriber hath obtained from
IL the orphans court Of Charles County,
letters testanentary on the personal estate
oc Henry H. Hawkins, late Of said county,
deceased .uAll persons having claims against
the said deceased. are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there.
of, to the subscriber, on or before the first
day OF. October next, they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of the
said estatc-Glven under my hand this first
day Of April, 1891.
HENRY II. HAWKINS.
april 7--s3wt Admir-,
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Lands for Sale,

Lands for Sale,
WILL be sold on the 10Th day Of April
w next, at public auction, to the high.
est bidder, at Amos Fox's mill one undi.
vlded moiety of three tracts of Land: lying
in Fairfax county, and principally situated
on Difficult Run, containing BOO acres, more
or less--the same being convey ed TO me isi
trust by Benjamin K. Davis. Terms wiz
be made known at the time and place IT
sale. WIN. CHAPMAN NEWTON,
Trustee.
to the above. B. r. DAVIS.
January Is tmtl9A
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= Cholera Morbus, by some called
the Plague.
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austrian Army on the Banks of
the POI

DY accounts from Europe we have learnt
Dlhat the AUSTRIAN ARMY has actu.
ally commenced operations agains, The p.o
pie of NAPLES, or in other word. they
are using every exertion to crush The DAWN
OF LIBERTY in Europe; but we hope those
tyrannical rulers, who commit the greatest
enormities under the name of the "Eoiu
.ftiiance," will shortly be stopped in their
career, by the praiseworthy exertions OF
some OF our patriotic citizens who will
shortly send out supplies 10 The suffering
Neopolians, for the purpose of which they
purchased several tickets in the
GRAND NATIONAL LOTTERY.
Which are certain OF obtaining prizes--and
as the grand capital prize of
10000 dollars.
May come out on Wednesdoy nert, all citi-
zens who wish to aid in the establishment of
LIBERTY THROUGHOUT THE HORLD'
will do well to apply Immediately at
RUNNEL'S
Lottery Office,
King street, Alexandria.
Where few more lucky numbers are
still on hand. Be il remembered that Run.
Dels has within these few months dstribut.
ed to his friends FOUR THOUSAND DOL
LAR IN CASH. april 90.