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Paris by Pubic Dinner, at which Messrs.
Barnet, Oracle, and james Gallatin presi-
ded The following toasts were drank
The Fourth OF July. i776.
g The Constitution of our Country,
The President of the United States.
4. The King of France.
The memoIy of Washington.
6. The memory of Franklin.
Z. The Ex-Prcs;dents of The u States:
Adams, Jefferson and Madison;
s. The Militia OF the United States.
9. The Navy and Army Of the United
States.
10. The free governments of South A
merica.
II. The emancipation Of Greece.
10. Our i!lustrious guest, Gen. La Fay
cite.
Is. Our fair countrywoTen.
By Mr.. Barnet Our Ministers at home
and abroad their patriotism, integrity
and talents alone secure the suffrage OF
their fellow citizens, and obtain respect
in their foreign negotiations.
BY His ErceAency Mr.. Galiafm. A
\ speedy arrangement Of the existing diff
| culties between the United States and
France.
BY Gen, La Fayetfe. To the memory
of the first Americans and lastFrenchmen
who died for the cause of liberty.
BY Mr.. Oracle. The capture oil
CORVALLIS in 1871 by the combined ar
mics of America ard France. Hallowcd
be the memory of those who fell-hon.
CURED be the services of those who sur
vive.
BY Mr.. James Gallaan. Spain: ma,
she triumph over the Internal aud exter.
, nal enemies Of her Constitution, and a
= leDghth enjoy those liberties which tn,
: heroes and sages of our Revolution hav
so Dobiy acquired for US.
f BY Mfr. Cooler. The memory c
0 Louis the gratefully cherish
/. ed ny free people.
BY DR.. Stevenson. The extension G
d pure representative governmeDis--th
c only sure means of guaranteeing til
y rights and securing the happiness Of a
IT mankind.
i By Mr.. middleton. Fair Greece tt
: nurse OF genius and Of arts though d
IS serted by those TO whom she looked {
ID aiti--though abandoned by the civiliz,
a, world, may she find the thunder Of JuI
ter and the Hgis Of her Minerva in Il
re va!our and patriotism Ct her sons.
,e Four rev cases Of fever reported
| al Z ..r III
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BY the President offhe. u. S. Of .1nserics.
A pkOCI.AMA TlON

BY the President of the ~ s. Of .4nserics.
A pkOCI.aMAT
Whereas J.. an act of the Congress Of
the United States, passed on the sixth day
OF May last, it was provided, that, on sa-
tisfactory evidence being given TO the
President of the United States, that the
Ports in the Islands or Colonies in the
Westlndies under the dominion of Great
Britain have been opened to the vessels
OF the United States, the president should
be, and thereby was, authorized to issue
his Proclamation, declaring that the ports
ofthe United States should thereafter be
open to the vessels of Great Britain en-
ployed in tho trade and intercourse be-.
tween the United States and such islands
OF colonies, subject to such reciprocal
rules and restrictions as the President of
the United States might, by such Procla-
NATION, make and publish, any thing in
the laws entitled"An act concerning Ma
vigation," or an act entitled HAn act
supplementary to an act concerning ma
Sigation," to the contrary notwithstanding.
And, whereas, satisfactory evidence has
been given to the President of the United
States, that the ports hereinafter named,
in the Islands or colonies in the West
Indies, under the dominion of Great Bri.
tain, have been opened to the vessels OF
the United States, that is 10 say, the
Ports of Kingston, Savannah LIE Mar,
Montego Bay, Santa Lucia,
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To Bakers and Families.

"E have just received supply of rye
w flour, superfne and fine of good quality.
aug 20 LINDSAY L. HILL.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

County of alexandria.
JAMES Fl. SMOOT has applied to the homo
81 rabie William Cranch, chief judge of the
United States circuit court of the District of
Columbia to be discharged from imprisonment,
under the act for the relief of insovent debt
ors within the District OF Columbia, on the
first Monday Of September next, at % o'clock,
a. IN. at the court house in Alexandria, When
and where his creditors are required to attend.
aug 90 st EDM. l. LEE, G. G..
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khO OHitCu SNdtVo1 Siut Ia W odys OlS
Ports of Kingston, Savannah LIE Mar,
Mon,ego Bay, Santa Lucia,
Antonio ST. Ann. Falmouth,
Maria, Morant Bay, in Jamaica.
Saint George, Grenada.
Rosseau, I. Dominica.
Saint Johns, Antigua.
San Josef, Trinidad.
Scarborough TOBACCO.
Road Harbor -. Tortola.
Nassau, $3.50 N. Providence.
Pittstown, CrookedIsland
Kingston, St. Vincents.
Port George, U Port Ha-
milton, .si. Bermuda.
Any port where there is
custom-housc Bahamas.
Bridgetown, Barbados.
st. Johns, st. Andrews, N. Brunswick.
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia.
Quebec, Canada.
st. Johns, N. Foupdland.
Georgetown, Demarara.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Berbice.
Castries, 81. Lucia.
Basseterre, st. Kits.
: Char'estown, Nevis.
and Plymouth, Mont.crrat.
Now, therefore, 1, James Monroe, Pre-
sidcnt OF the United States of America,
do hereby declare and proclaim, that the
Ports of TIE United States shall hereafter,
and until the end ofthe next session of
the Congress the United States, be o.
penio the vessels of Great Britain EN-.
ployed in the trade and intercourse be-
40 IT,ital II L.
and colonies hereinbeiore named; any
thing in the laws, entitled "An act con-
corning navigation" or an act, entitled
s;An act supplementary to an act concern
ing navigation" to the contrary notwith-
standing, under the following reciprocal.
rules and restrictions, namely -
To vessels of Great Britain, bona fide
British built, owned, and the master and
threc-fourths of the mariners of which, at
least, shall belong to Great Britain; or
any U. States built ship or vessel which
has been sold TO, and become the proper
ty OF, British subjects: such ship or ves-
sci being also navigated with master
and three four,hs Of the mariners, at least,
belonging to Great Britain: Ind, hroui-
ded, always, rhaino articles shall be in,>
ported into the United States in any such
British ship or vessel, other than articles
Of the growth, produce, or manufacture,
of the British islands and colonies in the
Wet Indies, when imported in British
vessels coming from any such island oil
colony,rand articles Of the growth, pro
duce, or manufacture, of the British CO
lonies IlsNorth America, or Of the island
Of newfoundland, in vessels coming from
the port OF st. Johns, in that Island, o
from any of the aforesaid ports of III,
British colonies in North America.
Given under my hand, at the City @
Washington, this Oath day of Au
gust, in the year Of our Lord I 3d.
and in the 9th year of the indie
pendence of the United States.
JAMES MONROE.
By the president:
JOHN Q. ADAMS, Sec. Stat,
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

County If Alexandria.
TOHN Fl. CREASE has applied to the homo
% rable William Cranch, Chief Judge of the
United States Circoit Court Of the District of
Columbia, to be discharged from imprisonment,
under the act for the relief Of Insolvent Debtors
within the District OF Columbia, on the first
Monday of September next, at 9 O'Clock, A. M.
at the Court House in Alexandria, when and
where his creditors are required to attend.
| aug Is EDM. J. LEE, &C.
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$50 REWARD.

- Ran away from the subscriber
M on or about the LIST inst negro
&&W man BUTLER, formerly the prop
H6E/ erty of Mrs. Gilmore, Of Lancaster
sA.k~ county. He is about five feet six
inches high, and about thirty. FIVE
years old, bright mulatto, and has scar on his
face he is very polite when spoken to, and loves
drink very much, and expect he is now making
his way towards Fredericksburg. Any person
who will apprehend the said slave, shall receive
the above reward. JOSEPH JANNEY.
Bowler's, Essex, August 90, 1929. 2w
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NOTICE.

Is HE subscriber intending TO remove to the
a City OF Washington, requests all persons
having claims against him to present them for
settlement, and all persons indebted TO him are
required to make payment MIR. John Shakes
will attend to any business for the subscriber af-
ter his departure. JOHN r. LATRUITE.
aug 90 st
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Four rev cases Of fever reported by
the New York board OF health on the
Esd instant.
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Three cases of yellow fever wore re-
ported bv the New York board OF health
on the 2sd inst. 1t was recommended
that 1900 field pieces should be pro-
cured, loaded with blank cartridges, and
fred into the infected district. and re-
fcrred to major gen. Morton, (secre,ary
10 the board.)
1t was repo&ted in Boston. that Mr..
McDuffie, member Of congress, was
in that place upon visit on the Goth inst.
The papers from the Seat OF Govern.
ment of Colombia, via Maracibo. with
which We were favoured by the schr. Pike
include the date the eth June. They
contain no article OF news or interest.
One Of the arguments used by Gen.
Bolivar TO induce the commandant Gene.
raj Of Paytos to capitulate was--"All the
new word is for independence. We
are solemnly acknowledged as a nation
by the u. States, andeven by the King of
Portugal" Baltimore american.
$50 dogs have been killed in Philadcl-
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$50 dogs have been killed in Philadcl
phia since the Goth of May.
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FOURTH OF JULY IN PARIS.

The fourth of July, the anniversary OF
the independence the u States was CO.
ebrated by the Citizens OF the U States in
Paris by Public Dinner, al which Messrs.
Barnet, Oracle, and james Gallatin presi-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-16

ARRIvED-JULY l3.
Brig Eight-Sons, Low, Boston, Is DIS !;
ballast to VIM. Fowle Il Co.
JULY l4.-No arrivals.
SAILED,
Ship Wilhelmina, Wilson, Rotterdam.
Brig VentEosa, Allen, Cowes and mar
ket.
Schr. Catharine, Singer, Boston.
Schr. Five-Brothers, DeIano, Portland.
Schr. Gipsey, Fogeler, Portsmouth.
MEMORANDA.
Sehr, Alert, Bears, hence, ar at Boston
9Th inst.
Ship Eagle, Morrell, at Gravesend 99d.
April.
Schr, Prospect, Perkins, 10 de- hence.
Tor Halifax, was spoke Sd inst, S. shoal,
INV, 4 leagues.
arr'Vsd, July l5.--Schr. John, Burk,
Kchmond; Goals to Andrew Ramsay, and
manufactured tobacco 10 Vowel & Doug.
lass; Lett one hermaphrodite brig aground
10 NanlemOy Reach, and ship Willie Imina
from hencs, of Holland Point yesterday.
brig Fentrosa below the fort this morn
ing.
scnr. Stag, Neyett, Patuxent.
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m COUNCIL-July IS

o,asred that Messrs. Mills, vowel
don and Johnston be committee
bG" nSoire into the eligibility of Robert
' Is;son member, returned by the
S'ammis,ioners of election in the Second
ST.rd and that they make report to
Al Rober,UameisoD, the member e.
,,otsd from the Second Ward, In the
,.cs Of James MaGuire, resigned ap-
PP..red and was duly qualified.
On the petition of Of }. MILAN and
0,hsrs, it is ordered that the western ID
tsrssctiSn ofthe square on Cameron-st.
IsteIy ordered to be paved, be also pa
we'd. -,
an the subject of an alley, between
Queen, Princess, Washington and St.
A.auh streets. was referred to Messrs.
Yietch, L0ngdOn, and Butcher.
The committee appointed to confer
with the municipal authorities OF Wash
iugton and Georgetown, on the subject
of q quarantine made report, In part
which was read.
The following order was moved and
seconded.
Ordered, That the Sup. Intendant
of Police, be permitted to take sand out
Of Water street, to pave the square or
dsrsd to be paved on Cameron street,
prOyided the street be not reduced be-
low the paving regulation, and be left
in good order for the use of the public.
The ayes and noes being called for,
were as ollows:-Ayes, Messrs. Vietch,
Vowel, Douglas, Butcher and Mills
Noes, Messrs Miller, Jameson, Adam,
Anderson, LOngdon, Robinson, john.
son, Field and Swift.
Ordered, That the Sup. Intendant Of
Police give notice to William Fowle &
Co. to remove so much ola lot of plaister,
on the low grounds, on the south side
of King.st. between Water and Union
streets, by the first of August, as is me-
csssary to remove the nuisance and
in default thereof, the Sup. lntendant
Of Police to remove the same, and
charge the sxpence to William Fowle
& Co.; and that he proceed to fill up the
lot and charge the sxpence to the pro-
prietors.
A petition from Mark Butts and
Thomas Janney. the securities of the
late Abel Janney, was received and
read; referred to Messrs. Vowel, Mills,
Adam and Johnston.
Extract,
I.P. THOMPSON. C. C.
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Trust Sale.

|DURSUANT TO q Deed Of Trust from
i Thomas Shreve, 10 me, for the pur-
pose therein mentioned, shall proceed to
sell at public auction on the premises, at
10 O'Clock, on Thursday the 25th inst. a
tenement and lot OF ground, on the south
side ofKing street, and bounded as fol-
lows, to wit-beginning thirty feet ten in
ches to the eastward of Royal street, and
running thence southwardly and parallel
with Royal street, one hundred feet 10
twenty foot Alley, thence eastwardly to
the southwest corner ofthe back build
ings, late Samuel Murray's, thence north
wardly with the west line OF said back
buildings, TO the northwest course OF said
buildings, thence northwardly to the divid-
ing line between the store House, late
Samuel Murray's and the store now oc-
cupied BY Geo. Drinker, thence along said
line to King street, thence westwardJy
with King street, to the beginning. Tho
terms will be made known on the day Of
sale. THOMAS JANNEY.
July y Is;
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,.;.hia It the skull Of some ani.
isinlng w wv It was in the part OF
nsl unsI o feet above ground; and was
the tree .nclosed in solid timber. The
lpsrf'e'i55 ss resided upon the farm a,
tenant 70 I years, and had never noticed
boVe ~ in the tree; nor was there
any ;i os appearance in the bark or the
the iSS hat the part it now SO hrmly and
"U S.Si, occupied was ever vacant some
sohdiy UsI be- formed of the size of the
idea in Chen il is stated, that the part
skull lid lid the brain is about four in
ehss ~ Inverness Courier.
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ORPHANS COURT,
yaIs1andria County,
IOnQ

.AIsIdndrid County,
July term, 1922: 5
Ordered. Thatthe administrator OF VIII,
liam Violet, deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors once a
week three weeks, in the Alexandra news
nsner. copy, teste,
p1p A. MOORE, Reg. Wills
This is to give notice, that the subscri-
Der, of Alexandra county, in the District
of Columbia, has obtained from Inc "
phans' Court of said county, letters OF ad-
ministration on the personal estate OF Wii-
liam Violet, late OF the county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having CLAIMS a.
gainst the estate of said decedent' are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, WIN
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber on
or before the 18th day of January nehi' VI
they may by law be excluded from a., oe e
niit of said estate. and those lnaentso
thereto, are required to make immeu "a, e
payment. Given under my hand tnis to'h
day OF July, 1899. ,.N
admir- Of Nm. V'oistt, dec a.
;,,r ,e Iaw3w
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For Hire
IS Dollars Reward

W7ILL be given for safely securing a
wv grey mare, which strayed or was
stolen from the pasture at Vermont, (es-
tate OF T. Dixon, deceased) between the
night Of the 4th. and the evening of the
9Th inst. Said MARE was three years
old last spring, about IA hands high /; a
knot arising from the distemper, shows il.
self under each jaw neck thick at the
junction with the head the mare begin
ming to pace, is very gentle, tray faced.
full eyed, and some few specks on her
body and was never shod before leaving
the pasture.
For the mare alone Cit safely securely
the above reward will be given. II taken
in possession of another, who may be aus-
pected of having stolen her. IS dollars
Will be given for securing both.
A letter addressed to
JAMES SAUNDERS.
Oak-hiA p. o. Fauqvier ety, "a.
will reach the subscriber.
july Ia #
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Potomac Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the an.
~ nual meeting of the Stockholders
will be held at Clagett's Tavern, in Alex
andria, on Monday the 9Th day of August
next, at IL o'clock; for the purpose of cleo
ting President and four Directors, for
the year thence ensuing
And that the President and Directors
will hold a meeting at their Office George
town, on the 18th of August, for the pur-
pose OF appointing the following officers,
VIA person 10 act as Treasurer and
Clerk of the wroks; one to act as Toll
gatherer and gate keeper, at the Great
Falls, and one to act in the same ca
pacity at the Little Falls.
By order Of the Board,
J. MOORE, Jr. Treasurer.
july Is 3taw 81
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JUST PUBLISHED,
ANDFoR SALE BY
aNDREW Il. .KEN.NEDF.
PRICE oNr 0oy.p

q second Edition Of the Episcopal Man
"A 9al; being intended as a summa-
y explanation OF the doctrine, discipline
s s1u worship OF the Protestant Episcopal
SIuur'h, as taught in her public formu-
'Ssl,es' and the writings of her approved
GfSines. 10 which are added, observa :
ions Gons on family aud public devotion, and
eneeuons tor degout and decent at
tendance on the public worship, with
Layers suitable TO several occasions !:
. .ug whole being designed to illustrate and
TV;ptce Evangelical Piety,-By the Rev.
p. n,am d. Wilmer, D. D. Rector OF st.
Adj Ceurch, Alexandria, d. C.
July 10 IUSW
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Notice.

TN consequence of the atrocious and M
n pardonable conduct Of the woman Ann,
called my wife, ain compelled TO dis
miss her from my protection, house and
board; and do hereby forwafn and caution
all persons from crediting her, or any
other person in my. name, or on, my account
as am determined not TO pay any debt
alter this date, except contracted by N.Y..
self, or my written order
EVAN WILLIAMS.
July rs 81.
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july Is
NOTICE.
" HamiltoniaD School,"

=" HamiltoniaD School"
TINE guardians of youth in this town,
l. are respectfully informed, that the
subscriber purposes to attempt the perma-
nent establishment Of school amongst
them-wi,h the following regulations, viz.
The school will be divided into three
classes
The first, 10 be instructed in Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Ed.
glish Grammar, at dollars per quarter.
The second, in Geography, the Con.
struction OF the Maps, Use of the Globes,
History, Letter and Essay Writing, at s
dollars per quarter.
The third, in Common Mathematics, and
the Latin Language at 8 dollars per quar-
ter.
All scholars will be furnished with quilts,
ink and pencils, at 80 cts. per quarter.
The day for the present will be divided
into three sessions: the lst from 8 until
u A. M. the second from 81 until l2 {;
the Sd from 2 until 5, P. M.
None OF the above branches have been
mentioned merely for ostentatious display,
but have all of them been successfully
taught by the subscriber The Globes,
Maps, and instruments for drawing Maps,
are in possession for the use of the school.
A few remarks briefly explanatory, are
here added for those who are unacqualnt-
Ell with the system. 1t is emphatcally
the system of mature. The pupil is taught,
and not told, "to find out" the truth OF
proposition; the burthen falls entirely on
the teacher-who (being what he is called;
places his pupil in such posture OF mind
that all bis powers will be called into ac-
ton, without labored exertion on bis part.
The appeal made to the mind by demon
strative lecture is irresistible, and always
successful, with the weakest capacity.
The strictest discipline, is inseparabIy
connected with rapid improvement the
mind must be systematised. Government
is maintained by reward and punishment.
JNO. T. WHEAT.
p. S A room has not yet been obtained
of that due notice will be given: The
school will BE- opened on Tuesday the 18th
inst. 1t is particularly desirable that pa
rents would accompany their children TO
witness their classification.
iuly IL II
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Five Dollars Reward.

R7NAWAY or was stolen from the
w. subscriber, negro girl named ST.
Nj 90 "a ago about 10 years, belonging to
Ma Ms c'zabeth BolIn, OF ST. Mary's Cts
l torwarn all persons from harboring
her, as the las will be enforced apains'
'i ;' JIuehasng' ROB'T. GLENN.
10y &c
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

WClAby OOlldl D CWalu.
ON the 18th day oflast month, put let
~ ter in the Post Office, in which was en-.
closed Hundred Dollar Bank Note, of the
Bank of Virginia, numbered and payable as fol-
lows: B l63, payable to Bella CORN, dated
I'd March, lsl2-Wm. cambridge, Cashier,
John peterborough, President The letter
enclosing said note addressed to James San
derson, Esq. Alexandra, D. c. has not been
received, of course there is reason to believe
improperly detained. The above reward will
be paid for the delivery of the Bank Note, or
for the detection of the person who has impro-
perly detained tits strange such mistakes
should occur in forwarding letter the short
distance of l90 miles.
DAVID BARCLAY.
Richmond.
iuly Is tt
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Whiskey, Cotton. Oil, &c.
TOHN H. LADD &, Co. hayes just re-
d ceiYed and offer for sale
eos bbls Baltimore Whiskey
90 bales prime upland cotton
10 casks summer strained sperm oil
cases mems fine shoes
do. mems and boys fire bats
July Ii q
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CoHEN,S OFFICE.

IA, M0rAet-ftrset, Bdstinore,
July 10. 1922.
G-In announcing 10 bis friends andths
public another
State Lottery,
10 pursuance of an act Of the Legislature 81
Maryland, The undersigned begs leave re-
specttullyto express his high sense Of the
very distinguished patronage towards bis
office in the last scheme, and by which
he was enabled totexpedite complete the
drawing in an Unprecedented short time.
Knowing the wishes Of Adventures il
favor Of speedy result of investments,
the present scheme is so arranged that the
whole will be completed in
TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.
This, added to its comparative brilli-
ancy, will no doubt cause the sale of tick
cts soon to justify the announcement of the
drawing.
In this lottery, as in the last, adventure
ers can receive the cash tor prizes sold
at
CoHEN's OFFICE,
The moment they are drawn, and the
drawings. as in the former scheme, will
be conducted under the superintendent
of the Commissioners appointed by the
Governor and Council.
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SCHEME OF THE
STATE LOTTERY

$1,000 Tickets at y8i 1877 800 Dollars.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO a PRIZE.
O+Prizes subject to deduction of fif-
teen per cent. payable 81 days after the
completion.
All the prizes 10 be floating from the
commencement of the drawing, except the
following, which will be deposited in the
wheels at definite periods, viz:
After the I'd drawing, S5,oc6
Do. 4th do 10000
Do, 9TH do 10000
Do. 9th do 10000
In order 10 finish this lottery with the
most practicable despatch, the prizes only
will be drawn-this arrangement will en-
able the Commissioners to complete the
scheme in TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.
JAMES L. HAWKINS
E s.MFs 3 F a, Wla5IAns c0m'r''
Tickets in the greatest variety Of mum.
bers are now ready for sale at theSoriginsl
rate of Eight Dollars and Fifty Cent, each