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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
DAVID HALE, by
EDWARD LITTLE, bis AlCy,
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND. Sc.
al Court OF Common Pleas begun and hold
en- st Portland. IN and for the cpunt@,of Cumber-
iand, on the second Tuesday Of December, A. ID.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered. That the
Petitioner give notice of DIS said petition. hv ser.
wing the several tenants each with an attested
copy OF his petition and this order thereon. Eur.
Keen days at least previous to she next term Of
aus Court, aud also nv causing the same with this
order theieon. to be published in one of the news.
pap+rs printed ia Portland, three weeks suecessive
y. the last publication 70 be thirty days at least
"evions 70 the mex. term " this Court to be hold.
el at'Portland. IN and foe the county Of Cumber-
land. on the first Tuesday Of March next that alI
persons interested therein, may then and there an
pear, and show cause, If any they have, why the
prayer thereof should not be granted.
WM. II. VAUGHAN. Clerk.
Copy attest. WM. I. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
PAYABLE YEARLY

Mr.. Colleen SAID, smnug,t other observs-~
tons, that insead Of delrJcrsring % tie qnes-
hon Of appropriations, the house were discus
sIug be merits Of Tie respective secretaries,
as candldaes fur the presidency. tie approx
ed OF be course proposed nv the gentleman
from n II. ~ order that additional iniorms--
lion night, 10 tie mean time, ~ procured.
Mr. Buchanan was for acting on tie bill
Without delay : and was desF ~ that gentle
men on the other side Of the house shuUd
now have an opportunity Of expressing their
sentiments.
Considerable discussion was had on This
question: Dir Smhh, Of Maryland, Mr. Wal
worth, Mr. Floyd, aud some Others, joined in
hr debate; when, finally, The motion for he
posiponenenI OF the subject mi uesday next,
prevailed BY large majority.
Fourth CenSUs. house took up in
committee " the whole, Mr.. Smith Of Mary
and, 70 tie chair, the bill ior he apporticn-
'nent Of representatives, agieesby to the Alb
census.
Mr.. Lowndes said, that in consequence Of
the Genus no. being yet tecei, ed from one
district Of South CaroIiaa, 1 moved that lie
committee rise, &c. He, however, Withdrew
this motion and twas subsequently renew
cd by Mr.. Nelson, of Va. and carried, and the
subject postponed to Tuesday next. A mo-
ten 10 strike out 40, 50 as 10 leave the ratio
blank, IS pending.
Without transactng any other business Of
consequence, line house, on mtIon oil Mr.
Golden, adjourned 10 Monday.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
PSORA, OR THE I**H.

rTiH 4 Sab.cribcr has Preparation which prove.
4 an efsecinaI Remedy for this troublesome dis
ease. aud which for convenience OF application
elegance aud safety, FAR surpasses all other Rene
dies which have hitherto come within the sphere
oF his acquaintance. Should any be disposed 10
doubt tbis statement, the subscriber is aware that
> fair sr,al OF bis REMEDY, by sli such hesits-
ting and scepiIcai ones, will infsIlibiy remove
their scrnples.
he hkeVtse prepares sovereign Renasdy for
Peak and IrJqGnasd, or Sore EYES, 'rith Pre-
seriptions equally Efficient for other Diseases ofht
human system, Maf are DURABLE, the result o.
rauch labolr and research bath theoretical prGc-
slsa., and have been much approved, by the ju-
dicious, for their sanative powers, especially in
his own Practice.
All the favor he asks of the public for bis MED
icTsEs il, that their patronage and circulation
may he as extensive az their intrinsic msgtl.
short Catalogue of some OF his more POPU-
LAR PREPARATIONS AND SMILES, may
he repubiished hereafter.
- For Of Timely care,
Millions have died of medicabe wounds -
What slight deteCss, what trivial f.ults q. stroy
he hardest frame"
Joshua Leavitt.
Portland, ian. 4 1899 tf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
NEWSPAPERS.

Mr. William W. Clapp, in conjunction with Benja-
min Pollard Esquire, has commenced the publication
daily evening paper in Boston, entitled the Evening
Gazette.
Mr. Barnnm Field has purchased the establishment
Of the Village Register, printed in Dedham; aud has
considerably enlarged the size of the paper.
It's proposedto issue the New-Bedford Mercury
twice week--on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
gentleman of talents and literary requirements is to ST.
Pc rnicnd the editorial department.
Mr.. PIentiss. the proprietor of the New-York Eveu.
ing ournal, has formed connexon with n III. Car
ter Esquire the present Editor Of the States
man. in the purchase Of the whole establishment and
they have consolidated the Journal and Statesman in
one paper under the name Of the New-York Evening
Advertiser. Mr. c. is fine scholar and d man OF
talents.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
'p0T91TTRNTA,
N{.NIER.


By DR.. JOHNSON.
no more the morn, with tepid rags,
Untolds the flowers Of various hue
Noon spreads no more the genial blaze,
Nor gentle eve dis,Is the dew.
The lingering hours prolong the night.
Usurplng darkness shares the day;
Tier msts restrain the force Of LIGHT.
And PhdbUs holds a doubtful sway
BY gloomy twilight, hall reveald,
" ith slshS We view the hoaiy hill
The leafes~ wood, the NAKED leld
The sA0n lopd cot, the frozen Illl.
NJ musiCk MARBLES through the grove,
No vivid colours paint the plain
No more with devious steps 1 rove
Through yerdant paths now sought in vain.
Aloud the driving tempest rOars
Congeald inlpetuUus showers descend
Haste, close the Windows, bar the doors
Fate leaves thee Stella and friend.
In natures aid let art supply,
With light and heat my i..le sphere
Rouse rouse the fire, and pile il high,
Light up a constellation here.
Let nlusck sound the voice ofjoy
Or mirth repeat the i9cULd tale
Let love his wantOn wies employ
And . ef tse season wine prevail.
Vet time life dreary winter brings,
When mirths gay tale shall please no more;
Nor musick charm, though Stella sings;
Nor love, nor wine, the oplIng restore.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
Coroner's Sale.

TAKEN By Execution and 1'a be sold at Pub
iicVendue 10 The highest bidder, on SaturdG,
fis sixteenth day of February ne1t, al o.
ctOck, p. NJ. al The dsvsliing house Of the sub
scriber IN Raymond,
A LII the right which Richard Manning has in
= equity TO redeem a certain farm in Raymond
situated in The southwesterly part OF said town. on
the county road leading from Bridgton toIPortIand
now occupied by Eliot Staples.
ELI LONGLEX, Coroner.
Raymond Jan. IL 1899.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
FRIDAY. Jan. IL.


hES Mo II Il SlS I'm.
Amongst the petitions presented this NOR
ming was one tIom the citizens Of Norfolk a.
gains' tie restrictive system on ". India com
meroe, which was read by The clerk-it was
referred and ordered TO be printed.
MANUFACTURES.
petition was presented by Ar. kirkland,
from The President and Directors Of The Oris-
kany Manufacturing Company, ID New York.
praying for legislative princeton, and arguing
70 remove impressions, that UUr manufacturing
interests are able 10 compete with foreis.. "a
brics.
Dir. Bateman submitted certain resolutions
OF the New jersey legislature, approving Of
The Mary land proposition ior distribution 81
portion OF The public lands for the purposes
OF education amongst the Atlantic states.
These resolves were, Oh molten el tie NOV.
er, laid on The table.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
CONGRESSIONAL.


FRIDAY, Jsn.11.
The Senate resumed the cousiderat,ou Of
the motion Of the 10Th INST. 10 amend lie TWEEN
ty-second role Tor Conducting business 10 tie
SENATE, which was modified and urdered ID
lie or Tie taGle
Adjourned 10 Monday.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
TIMOTHY FLETCHER

TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
No11, Jones ROa0, ETehange street. Porilqnd,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cyliner
Gun Powder Factory.
HIS RECEITED-
II so or. casks of F. r. F. and t. P. y
$40 canistors r. F. and F. and IT,
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers Of the u. States Ordnance
Department,and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity of the above Powder, can be
furnished AT short notice
O6FGentlemen are invited 10 cali and examine
the above Powder. If Oct. OF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
Sale at Auction at Saccarappa.

NTlL be cold AZ public Auction, on Monday
w Jan. 81, 1922, at III o'clock, forenoon,
(uness previously disposed of at private sale) at
the Public House Of J. Barke r, the Brick House.
out Houses and Land to the same belonging.
lately owned by Joshua Webb. Apply to Ar
thur Mcclellan or Thomas Browne.
Terms--one fourth down, four, eight, and
twelve months, for the residue, with interest.
Portland, Jan. IL, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22


40 hs Honorable Justices Of the Circuit Cs,iyt o,
Common Pleas for the FIRST eastern Circuit hold.
On NJ POrifcnd Vatm and for he CottgtfU O
Cumberland, on The third Tuesday OF Jane. a ID.
1891.
HUMBLY represents, David Hale.
Of Boston, in the county Of Suffolk. & Com.
monweath of Massachusetts, Merchant. that be
Is interested in and the owner of two undivided
ninth parts Of The following described tract or par-
eel OF Land, situate in said Portland (with others
T. your petitioner nnknnwn) 20 wit: tract ar
parcel Of land, bounded, 1sinning on the corner
Ton the southeasterly side OF Spring Street, made
sy its intersection with Centre Street; thence .pn-
: ming souih forty nine degrees west on said Snrins
Street fourteen rods, 81 land OF John Mnssey :
thence south forty two degrees east by said Ntnsf
Fes's land. fifteen and me half rods TO tie land
Amasa Harrington thence north eleven rods 70
said Centre Street. thence north thirty and one
halt degrees west, by said Centre Street thirteen
rods and twelve links, to tine bound began at con-
tanning shout one acre and forty rods. And your
petitioner is DESTROYS 70 have his said share of said
estete set of and divided from the rest.
Wherefore your petitioner prays this honoura-
bic Court, that his said share OF said estate NAV he
set of and divided from the rest, agreeaby 20 Law
10 snch case made and provided so that be NAV
hold 1t in seyeTalty, and IN duty boand viii ev-
er pray.
DAVID HALE hv
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
BOUNTY LANDS

On motion OF Mr.. Cook, il was
Res0ived, Tia, The committee on public
lands, be instructed 10 enquire whether any,
and II any, what provision il proper to be
made TO provide for the prompt satisfaction
OF claims Tor military bounty lands, beId by
The soldiers Of The Iale war, against The Uni
ted States.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
RATIONS.

Mr.. Walworth called for lie consideration
OF resolution submitted some days ago, Pes
PectIDg an inquiry into the component psals ol
ratlons, and for enquiriDg into tie expedIency
OF limiting the Iations Of ardent spirits.
Mr. W. stated that II was The general opin-
ion otmost military men, that the use az ar
dent srints was prejudicial TO the service.
tie referred TO the deficiency Of The laws Of
Ibe Union go the subject, aud stated that the
president had not The power by law TO make
a general alteration, as was contemplated.
The resolution was adopted.
ARMY CLOATHING.
Mr.. EustIs submitted The following for con
sideratiun--
Resoiued, That The committee on ways and
means, be Instructed 10 inquire into The eApe.
d;ency OF making an appropriation, at The
present session, Oh account Of The cloathing Of
The army for The year l823-.4dopted
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
STATE CONTROVERSIES.
motion Of Mr. Condlct. il was

On motion OF Mr. COndlci. II was
Resolved, That the committee on the judi
cary be Instructed to enquire into the eypedi-
ency D; proNuing, BY law, Tor the decision If
territorial or other controversies, between the
states. in such manner IS i authorised by Tie
constitution OF The Z. States
On motion Of Mr.. lIaw kps. il was
Heseired, That The committee on post Offices
aid post roads, he Iustruc Ell 10 euquue INTO
lhs exped'ency Of establishing post route te
tween the village Of Cherry Valley. IL the
county Of Otsego, and the village OF Canaio-
barrie, in The county Of Montgomery, 10 lie
state Of New York
MILITARY APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr.. Butler, Of Hampshire. moved to
'pone the further consideration Of The btIl
making appropriations tor the military depart
ment for 1922, until Tuesday next, assigning
his reasons therefor.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
FOR SALE,
NOTICE.

T'HOSE persons who are indebted to the late
firm Of COZ & QUINCY, are inforD'd that
demsnts unsettled bv the first OF March next
will be lett with an Attorney for collection.
J. COE.
Jan. l4th. 1929
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
BAD NEWS FORLAWYERs.

Society has been formed in Pittsfeld, Ms.
the members Of which are to refrain from gsin.-
70 law with their brethren, and are required 70
settle all disputes between themselves, however
important, by Arbiters, selected from Board
created for that purpose, who receive compen-
saton at the rate Of rs cents per day. IT il
called the adams Patriotic and Economical
Society" and now consists Of 900 OF the most
respectable citizens.-NorWich Courier
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

Three Dollar Notes Of the Camden Bank. al
tered to tens, the Franklin Gazette says, have
been offered at the Philadelphia Banks within
the last week.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
PNINNIT I'd IINtIII4INI7'
Henry Il Ann j. Morris.
rrp,1o AZ. T,,r,aN

junior Class .i--sprlling, Reading and Wri-
ong--Slo ersesson OF Months.
y.,gior Class orthography, Reading, Wri-
TING and plain Nedework--Sl2 per do
AfdHe CldS-Reading, Writing, Arithmc-
VIC. Grammar and the elements of Geogra-
= ]y--Sl5 per do.
First Class 4-Englsh Grammar, Geogra-
ply by Mapping, the use ofthe Globes, Flisto-
~. Penmanship, Arithmetic, and ornamental
Needlework- per do.
First Class B--Ifgher branches Belle :
Lettres, compfehending English Grammar in
all its parts, Blair's Rhetoric and Epistolaty
composition Geography, Ancient &anodern );
Mapping Astronomy with the use of the
Globes History, including Chronology; Boz
taay; Natural History; the elements of Ma
tural Philosophy, Chylnistry &c. gas per Do
French Language per Do.
DrapiHg and Painting Ia per Do.
tfusick (Pioao forie)--2O per Do. OF 50
cents per lesson.
August 18th le22.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03

s"est was It now - reality itaeif" r..
ISL wai 20 ave bern her hiishaIn, - :
wholly overcome, aud hi1 his Elr., Ia DE-.
SPAR. Z" 81, my beloved, 10 that helq
place, where there Il neither marrying no,
giving IN marriage but We shall meet ps.
rihed from every earthly stain. DR., u,
your tears aud weep 40 more. Kiss. oh
kiss me once before ! die" He s;ooped
down, and she bad just strength, 10 mi be-.
ainaround hisneeh, " hen, with hong sigI,
she expired.
Il Good Coassience-is continual far
"a perpetual melody paradise Of con
tcnlin'nt HiIfin ones self-a thousand wit
ncsas--a sweet companions cordial
iflehd--a bcd oi down---seeure armour--9
an lihpregnahle torlrcss--a tower OF de-
ienee7-the centre Of accnrity--ihe rock Of
bllsa---the soul IN embraccs--the heart Of
l,tc=-a sweet singing bird in ones hoaop,
drowning all the baraher notes Of Onward
dlSeord--a temple wherein getredM man
may adore the Elernul God undistiiIbed by
the Mnazemcnts and confessions az thr world
r-on enchanted bower snrroall ed ALWAYS
with the charms Of love, and SECURING fhe
soul rom foreign tSrablty a rornucopia,-
i.lIslpa sat and Eisls's meal. an eve
from Nbthec the beam and mote are remo-
we'd, ~ llat God and lIisWorks NAY clear
y hr seen. II Is the I'm. Of Heaven
and The face ofGod shining IN the soul.
Wdmsiepi pccufreace. hnnps Of
marriage between two parties Lad been re-.
guIariy VI 81 81 ia this city 6. paficuIgr
a3d lasi week was fixed for the inttaded uni-
onat the residtnc" little bride, a few niles
rom town. Tn clergyman accordingly
went at lhe time appointed, bot 10 ihn
ickle queen had beGl manied lNo DAYS b.
Tore 10 dnohtr nan, and the happy pair
hai taken their flight 70 illeir future dael-
ling Some miles distant The disappointed
swain, ignorant Of his lpisfort,uc, lad come
10 scr his dulcinca the day alter The eerc.
mony had been performed, and when Ln
found what had taken place, he assumed
phhosophie composnre, shook hands with
The iaitl,less lrail one, aud wished her all
The happiness ohr dts0pcd
...-..---------9 John's " y. peper.
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.Messrs. Richard Barks & llatitep Buhs,

bieSsrs. Richard Burks 8, .ilatihcr BuhS,
l.,lRS--As you have left this State in
- haste, not aitording me time 10 execute
notices upon you, you are hereby notified that
at Samuel Galland's Office in Lynchburg, on
the 2oth and 2lst days OF September next,
aud at Amherst courthouse on the 3d. 24th,
and 18th days OF the same month and at my
house in Amherst county, on the 4th aud 9th
days of October next, | shall proceed 10 take
slndfy aldavits, to be read on the trial Of my
Injunction now depending in the Chancery
Court for the Lynchbarg District, against you
end Ms Reuben Norvcll--when and where
you may attcl,d in person or b. agent.
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS COLEMAN
Amherst Aug. 20. woo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03

In pursuance OF an act Of the lie legislature Of Ma.
lyland' the undersigned bess leave respectfully
to eNptes' his high sense OF the very distinguish.
edpattonaa etewards his Office ia hehstsch,me
and by "aleh he was enabled to expedite com.
plete the drawing in an unprecedented short
time.
knowing the wishes Of advertuiers in favour
oil a speedy result Of investments, the present
scheme IS so arranged tina, the whole viii be
completed in
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03

nthEbl forward I'll persons from fra
Ie,naaAs 'or or taking two bonds, onc given TO
etbsr ne9,es Tor abou; seventy dollars the
ara,,.. :" hugh Ncaies for ahout the same
Veil" anu believe dated the 2Olli OF No
Ote'. is2', npon each of wlicl, isaac \.
pn,s,'. % 'he Stcuiity..Also one other bond for
dsy. =. VI one hundred dollars, executed Il lew
unc, Ut 70 one or both OF the above Nealcs
s9d I'D IN "'aeh Eli d. Gilmore is the security !;
Or fr', geeame due the latter part OF February
!rapd,,o " march last.-The above bond. v ere
an dorog Produced by said Neaes'. and /
'HiAed 10. to pay any part of them.
Anqps . JOHN plLLARD.
wdWl7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03

4 IN Saturday week, which l,t the inst Satu'
~ aay ~ Scyttnks5i, at cock l.. NJ. at
the Methodist MEETING House, VIII be held the
M, constitutional meeting Oh the iynchbufg
.oac,ety to promote The idncauon oil the pool
IL aFpointne!t oi Ttustets, the selection oil
Teachers, the dlposlt'on oi the funds OF the 50
Getty, ai,G Other anpo tant subjects, will occupy
the atle.Iion OF the meetms-lt l. therefore de
ilaole, the. the friend, Jlthe pau should aseeI..
ole in ~ &c numbers as possible
THOMAS A. HOLCuMBE, Secy.
Angus 81. lfof
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Ten DRAWINGS ONLY.

Ihis, added to It's comparative brllliancy, will
no doubt cause.-the sale OF tickets soon to JUST.
~ me announcement ofthe drawing.
In this Lottery, as in The last, adyentu, els can
receive the cash for prizes sold at
COHEN'S OFFICE,
The moment they ale drawn, and the drawings.
as IN tie iormci scheme, WIN be conducted un,
der the superinIendence Of the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor and Council.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
SCHEME OF TIE
5 L A I Il 10 TT r Il Y

$4,000 Tickets at SIS i-2 l21 500 Dollars.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO 4 PRIZE.
u Prizes subject to deduction OF fifteen
pei cent payable ~ days after the cor pltt on.
All The pfzes TO be floating from the com
mencement oithefa@ing, except The iollowin.,
winch will he depoa lied IN the wheels at definite
peri d., viz;
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Cold i4ocket,

With the initials Of f. r. and L. I. F. ana
wrote on i, sacred rcmembla"ce--"ho'Ve'
ay have found It, viii be libsIallv rewarded qf
delivering it 10 MI. samuel i,iaI'sford OF .ynch
burg.
August 9. 40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
VOL. II
Lynchburg Female Academy.

yI,HE next session of this Seminary will
commence on Monday The 9TH OF Sep
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
TRUSTEES.

Hon. WILLIAM DANIEL, President.
Lewis Esq. CHS. Dabney Esq
Vim. Warwick Esq. Doctr. Howti DAVIS,
Hon George Tucker, VIM. NJ. Rises Esq.
Cbist. Anthony Esq. VIM. Radlord Esq.
Dnetr. John |. Cabell Rev G. Charlton, T.
Reyd. John Early, R.Pollard Esq, Secy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
Notice.

n OST--on Monday eyen'ngthe 9TH INST be-
\ 4 twren Mr.. Samuel Bransfotd's y MesaiS.
Victor 4 Williams a large
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In o'de' 10 Iinlsh th' lottery with 4 e mos
Pf"r''eahle despatch, Tho ptlzrs only vii be
dfa"n--th5 arrangement Will enahle The Com
mi's'onrs 70 c mpiete the scheme in TEN
DRAWINGS ONLY.
JAMES J.. HAWKINS.
NAInL. f. WILLIAMS, Comrs.
JAMES Is. RlAGGOLD
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CoHENS OFFICE.
Il
state sAottery.

u In announcing to hrs friends and the pun
&C another
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03

~ In the tw, last STATE LOTTERIES,
t9H whole OF the following capitals were sold at
Col!EN'S OFFICE, VIZ:
No 617 a Capital prize Of $4,000
1905 a Capital prize Of 10000
Capital prize of 5000
80 Capital prize of 5000
936 Capital rze of 5000
al a Capital prize OF 5000
~ capital pri2e 81 5000
loo Capital prize of $500
Besides avery great number of one housasa
dOliar Pfices, &C.
II Orders for Tickets Q, Shares from any
pat Of The United states (rest pai) enc ,os,ns
the ca h orprize t, kets IN any oil tie lolte,ies
will meet with thesam Prompt attention as II
On Pc sonai application, addies-rd To
}. !. COHEN, Jr.
July l3. B,tnno,e.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03

TICKETS, IN the greatest variety of numbers
are NV 'eady ior sale, at the original rate Of
Eight Dollats aud Fifty Gents each, at
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-23
AEGASAAYKV \.

The Legislature of Missouri convened
ct ST. Charles on the 4th inst. HENRY
S. GEvER, Esq. was elected Speaker OF
the House of Representatives without
opposition. Thomson DOUGLASS, Esq.
was elected Clerk ISRAEL B. REID and
CHARLES STEWART, Esq'rs. Assistant
Clerks and GEORGE w. FERGUSON, Esq.
Doorkeeper.
In the Senate, (the Lieutenant Cover
nor being absenD BENJAMIN EMMoNs,
ESQ. was elected President pro TEN.
BERNARD O'NEIL, Esq. was appointed
Clerk, and JOHN BnowN, Esq. Door
keeper.