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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08
pRIIsT SAFE

81. ~ = y h7ftzfss
ID ~ oi deed Of trust exccusei Ivy William O.nar-
her s, n cfbers, hearing Jlie t3h Of urccn-
n uy recorded IN the office 81 The county
none, ,," 70 SECURE the payment ~ Of
mentioned to James u. Ferguson Of the
Of Iul @ ihor'as Miller deed shall the 18th day
est bis proceed 90 sell upon fie premises 10 the high
Goochi' '"f cash, ten of land the county Of
abrye ,t "innonlv called Miilersve, about two miles
Hsrrst Nonfihouse, the present residence Df the ad
r,r winch there IS public landing, yard, &c. or
whs as shall be soscien ay and satisiv
only oe zoe under the said deed. The trustees viii
lieyes ~ such lille as Is vested in themc title is be
~ 70 DC indispufailc.
WILLIAM BOILING. -.
June H. NICHOLAS NJ. VAuGHN,}
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08
FOR SAI,E.

" tract Of laid 10 Albemare county, heretofore my
IL e>fienee consisting Of $500 acres about 1000 "A
- c pI the best mountain quality, and 500 Wing be-
",,, mountain aud extending from it, generally of good
, and remarkably well timbereg, aud watered The
- hes on the south side OF the Rivanna branch O,
,.;1e tser navgabe for bai'eaux Milton, which is
f,n % miles II is miles from Cbarlutes vile and
Ls "e University OF its advantageous situation for
e.,. Hhu society, no remark need be made here The
, mas all the usual improvements on it, a cominodious
mouse bulldogs for aud other domestic
goou stables ;iwO barns with tlireshiHg chines
asoa "d saw Hii with gnod houses for managers mud
a , Wen posted for each purpose, and all in good
he rac may he divided, avauageousIy into several
aGt ana WILDE 80 disposed of if desired. The paym
vs puronHse money may be made by ailments. with "A
rh noe.ai credit to be agreed the time of sale
the land ~ 1N " every A'""' may oe sV'u WIN
arrs also Tor sale auoter tract OF rather 700
lie miles below Milton withs of the river,
sue, which lies well, l. of good quality well
pass anu watefed aud has valuable vein OF limestone
ea~ is through IT, This tract is divided into two farms
small, on IL dwelling honse very counodous for
ui,na sny, with necessary buildings Credit will be
Per- ms tract, in like manner, for the other.
direc, nen"ble t. purchase viii address themselves
i,.oine' JAMES NONROE.
Elm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08

HSkO l
GF jAMES pIVER-PRICES REDUCED
All now raising ht Tabu's Pits, on the sosth side.oi
4 James rVer ia chesterfrid county from nsso nit of
$50 ite depth, eoou supply of coat very suerior i'm
quaiy whrh viii put board, Shipping charges
at one shilling Q0 - crni>) per Uiers gladly re,
eeEt'b a 10 inctual dealers liberal credit will be al.
'oMe As my pats NOT well known In the Northern
Sn'eS a. s"he "ihers ~ NY immediate neghborhood
nave ssboiD"d the certificates below to shew in what ,ti
nann the coat generally raised the above pits is held
Iicimold July 4. WIN utTNN of N
Since nur beiiuna Cannon Four,ery commenced opera-
h"" auuu' seven years, have almost entirely
nee slrcng and we'll adapted pa rposes ounderes
Iss 1000 JOHN CLARKE 4 CO.
The coal used NJ The Richmond Foundry for several
years, has been chiefly obtained Trahues pits con-
sIs Tue quality equal any other for loundery
hichMond, June so 1928. ID. l. itITpU
For about four years whilst acted as suuerin,endrn, NJ
ihe Nrs'nia Mandatory of Arms, used chic y the coal
mo rno pits and found 10 be uniformly xcelleut
h'ehmohd, June SO, 1928. JOHN STAPLES.
During tie wears 1917, a. 10 % siderabe auan,i
~ OF cni was in the Virginia Pei,cnary from
rsoues PTS which found Of superior q,tniiiy for CRATES
s" a, sni'h, use. SAMUEL p. PARSONS, Late
Nt'h"'oHu OF Mo- is, 1923. Supt Va. Penen'y
have used coal from Trabues pits some time past at
'ne nehnohd Sugar Refinery, ard consider the quality
Richmond, June so, 1928 C. b. WESTON.
we have been in the habit usng the coal raised nj
pils for several years, il good quality
aHd well aGapteh family use. ''
S wM y yg m1YEss, E to WIcKHAM,
JOHN q CAMILLE, JOHN WICKiIAM,
w pANDaIDGE, w. NEKERVIs.
TEMPLE GWATlINEY.
Richmond July l, 1925.
" The editors the National Intelgeneer IA himore
Einencf" PhNelphia Am. ID. Advertiser, N York Mere
s'sisrr Boston Ceniinei Norfolk BEACON will please
ns accounts TO the Enquirer Office an,ediasl i,r pay
I7-6i
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TO EA.RNERS

VIE subscriber has received pretty extensive orders fol
highest market price in cash. 10. crops Of prime quality
tensred =, his lumber house opposite the Basin, any
o The landings ON the river below the city
July I. l6-if NOIER AnRATT Ir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08

t'0 I's'''as Neetg bs'ton So, Rp7rf. JEss ISL
UNITED STATES BANK.
op'n'u'tcniioH from highly resyscjobie source.
II has been with pain, and modification,
That we have felt ourselves bonnd by sense
~ pahlc aFfy. to annNpr4ven sn often ,s So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08
TWENTY DOLT.AUS NEWARD

n, ~ LNTf BOLLAnS HEWARD.
X ANYWAY from the subscrilsr some lime In January
hinssis negro named JAMES, who SOMETIMES calls
years - Loving ta trim made fellow, about 20
10 lao "a age, asn small Of his ewes. believed
iaarks s 'lghi aud one the lip his back bears the
his srr,s seIeTy believe he has Of
uro;e 'ec'Sioned Nv bUfnhas long mud ban,ie,
e thar G prehfnd Yellow Gngv looking yes, suns deep
ION ,h, 'non IN his head Jim l. of yellow complex
river ~ not muattI lie IS well known james
and followed tue rivers boa;nau Tor many Years,
duce q, ~ the river ircu above the mountain. IN
above he - over the nouutan ct this time. The
Jim ~ wi br given lsfsou who will deliver
cure flnthDnH (seaT ScOitsville, Alhemafie
exnenc ~ a. 80 Mat &c; bin again, aud All fea.onsbe
fnn. Paih' THOMAS ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08

w., CASH FOR WHEAT.
w = viii rive the highest cash price for wheat Crops
fa,n" en1'eie ed on the rtver viii be preferred.
i}-V ROGERS HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08

u Is presumed very few OF our rsaflsrs noi
aware OF the fact, tbai, according I've constitution
~ he event Of the election devoviuz the Honsa
ni Representatives. he choice " made BY s,afes
THUS Missou havng bat one Representative gives
efficient vote ~ New YORK which has - Esp-
resenH''ves-uay, wore efficient vote, FOR, snfpos-
Jug The v0fes Of her 3 Representatives be d,id-
ed 80 ihM no candidate oblains n,roriiy ~ ihscs
hef W'.frtenis'iyt- tOgrI co. nofi..rt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07

ri or bl7me 81 his p'aair;'on ean ony be
attributed. The public may judge whe-
Their this was III Intention With which t1ey
were printed --"r how much credit is due
to professions of patriotism on tie part OF
those who prove il by breach of trust
| Arnold attempted to ,lndIcaie his treason
because he was too honest Ia BE- "a patriot.
Some men are too patriotic To be honest.
A single remark further " III close our oh
servations on publication which must
defeat lis own design, whenever honor or
Integrity decides upou its character.
The public have no security IN The fidel
| ty # the work Itself. The printed letters
may be correct. But are they all Are
none omitted IA The series which would ma
irriaIly change the complexion OF the resi- ?
The first printed letter was an answer 10
one not printed. Three were written by
| Mr.. Adams ia 1891 and four in 1909
Were there any, and how many, and Of
what nature, in the intermediate time ?
| Are these u selection suited 10 The rieps Of
the publisher Has the public been treated
| as unfairly AS Mr.. Adams II. who could
find 40 obligation To preserve i deposlte
which Was entrusted to his honor, eau
hardly expect 10 be credited ON his word.
MARATHON.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07
LyNcnBuRG, OCTOBER :, 1873.

n. The napcrs from various parts OF the
trninn contain accounts Of widespread aud
in,rfersfe disease We are hhrpy 10 'nY
that the people OF Iynehhurg aud The ADA.
cent country have ~ vet escaped ihss almost
general visitation and that iheyare as healthy
ns u4ual At this season OF the year. The ae-
ronnts from Natchez are truly monrninl. The
whole town !. literally dcpopulaied by death
and aiehi. and presents 10 the spectator an npi
fcsrmbanee lo the picture drawn by Gold
smith N his " Deserted Village The three
great northern commercial marls, baltimore,
Philadelphia and New.fork, have enjoyed an
unusual exemption III, year from Their annual
scourae.-ihr yellow fever.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07
-..s9e~.-
Ldte and important from Europe,

Lute nHu TWp0F0N from europe.
New YoRK, SUNDAY, Sept. 28.-SinC
our last, we have had several arrivals from
Europe. The Maria, Captain Fowler, has
furnished London papers to the 27th If
August, and by the Marmion, Captain
Hawkins, from Hayre, we have papers TO
the 30th ut. inclusive.
The most prominent articles of fntel'-
gence, are disastrous TO the Spanish cause,
and gives IT'S fears that resistance to the
invaders is nearly at an end.
Corunna and Algcsiras both cnpiiuldtcG
to the French on the l4th of August.
The last advices from the Duke Of An
souleme state that, on the 18th of August,
he was holding Council Of Uar under the
rails Of Cddiz. Previous reports stated
that he arrived at St Marys on the l6ih,
and immediately sent a flag into Cadiz
with propositions for a negotiation with
the Cortes-but the Cortes, it is said, de-
clined TO receive any proposition except
| they came through the British govern
mrnt.
The detection of Manso, one of Mino's
Generals, is confirmed. He had joined
the French with 42 of his troops.
BallasterOs carried with him 1000 troops.
The Regency at Madrid. il is said, en-
deaVorcd to procure of the Duke of An
gourme modification of his decree de-
gan st their authority to imprison the Con-
ttutIonal'sts. But 1t appears the decree
was put in execution, and upwards Of 800
mHn bad been released from prison at Ma
drid.
There are reports that the Greeks had
obtained further great victories on land !;
that they had encountered and nearly des-
troyed the grand Turkish fleet, only 10
vessels escaping, and that they were about
|" undertake an enteip prize against Smyrna.
The PorE pIus VII. died, at Rome, on
the goth of August, aged SO years. His
Pohtlheate was % years, one Of the longest
recorded.
A Letter from Bayonne, August 18th.
says a courier passed through that place on
th'1 18th, reported tn be the bearer Of an
order from government of Cadiz, TO the
( Constitutional Generals, for the suspenson
of hostlfities. Another courier passed
through Bayonne, with news of the death
of MI. Beln, at Seville, the agent of the
house of Rothschid.
ARMY OF The PYRENNEES.
The MdJahat Duke Of Regis 10 tic minister q
Udr
MADRID, Aug. 90, 6 ?. M.-The cap
tam General of Old Castle, Cnu Charles
OD"nnel, gives an account from SaIalnaI-
ca, under date oi the 16tI,, tllst two squad
rons OF the regiment of La Il. ina arrived
on the 18th in the cnyirons OF Ramona, ,
they united themselves Ia his own troop +,
and have acknowledged the Rrngencl.
rms rent'r ement of cavalry will be USE
tai 10 him in r. tramadura.
II have ordered General Bourck, I'M
mrdlateiy after the reduction Of Cnrnnra,
to repair to Astorga, and 10 despatch the
brigade of l.aroche .iacIueln into Estra-
,nadura, where some Consiiunonalists
have made "A show of resistance"
report 81 Marshal DUKE Of Cornt giidno 70 he
minister Of Uor.
MANREsA. Aug. l9.-The enemy IS
marching upon Tona through Sal~ona
1t is generally believed they ale bending
Their march towards the Camp -sTarraso
ma by he way Of Mous Slanch. Serrr,d
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07
TUIAI, RACE

On Thursday evening last our citizens were
yrati6cd with the ascension Of two handsome
hnlloons--one named Sir Henry, the other
Fclipse-the former heat his antagonist with
more ense, IN mir. thnn he WINS beaten last
anrine on tnrh What win The New Workers
say to this A third balloon, much larger
and handsomer than the two former, was MI
forwards brought on ihe ground hut, we re.
gret 60 add II took fire when had assembled
bot short distance and was completely con
snmcd in few seconds. The projectors Of
this Amusement, we think deserve encourage.
ment and we hope they will receive II to-
morrow evening.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07
!" PRO Dt.GI-OTS ~

The Florence, Ala Gazette, says, "The
certsinty of Goa. Jacksen's election be
comes so much stronger every day, tina,
We have concluded that our humble efforts
could be of no service to him and We
freely confess that on this account We
have abatsd much OF or labour ia his ia.
vsuK"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07

COMMUNE ArTD.
The exertions Of Messrs. Dnmil'eu and
Charles 10 crafty the citizens Of this place,
have been unrcmit,lnp, but | believe they
hev, been unrewarded. | am surprised ut
this, because they certainly deserve patron
age, both on account of their strenuous en-.
dcavors TO please, and their skill in their 70.
cation perceive by their bills TINT they in.
tend to raise three balloons on Wednesday
evening next aud, from the species OF paper
of which understand they nre TO he made,
very heavy expense viii accrue hope
the public viii show, by their attendance on
Wednesday evening, thai they oan not only
discriminate between positive and pretend
ed merit, hut that they are dlsposcd,s rs
thty ought 10 be, 10 reward the former, when
ii is exerted forther amusement
JUNENIS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07

COMMUNICATED
UAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

The examination of the students for adj
Inissloa into advanced classes. continued 3
days. Though the examination was severe
ard discriminating, a larger proportion ol
the students than usual reached the higher
grades of scholarship hut the members OF
the several classes have not been more dis
tingushed for diligence and success in study,
than for correct department.
The Senior Class, having completed n
course of Literature and Science, were re-
examined during the last week in August,
on the most important studies for admls-
sion to the degree of Bachelor of Arts.
The corporation of the college held their
annual meeting on thr cath. The vacan-
cies which had occurred during the year
were filed by the election of John Miller,
Esq. of Camberiand, aud Henry ~ Wat
kns, Esq. of Prince Edicard.
The commencement was held on the
25th September.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Prayer.-Sacrtd .Husic.
Grafton IN Latin, with the Salutary Ad
drcsses-RoBERr b. TuRNBuLL.
Qiosophic Grafton" Gcnius of Shail-
speare, and the influence of his writings on
Literature ,"--JEssr 5. ARMsrEAp.
English Ordtion--" EWogy on Alexan.
der Hamilton, "-WIlLIAM II. CLARK.
Music.
English Orctjon-" The influence thu
Wavealy No yels,"--ALLrN u. MrrCALr
EaElld Grafton" Progress ofPohtica
Reform, 3--BFvfRLY CRAwroRp.
The Philosophical Oration-" Philoso
phjcal Curiosiiy,n-SAMuEL L. YESABLE
Music.
Masters 0rftion---" The influence of ;
Moral Elacoa,u on individual happiness,
--fHaaas =. liuNT.
9f9sierS OrltiOH-@ Ridicule considered
az the Test of Truth, "-FRANKLIN u
SMITH.
Ahtsic,-Degrees Conferred.
English Cr1soa, ruth TIE Taiedictor,
.7ddre'ses---" Tire lanaonce a Jewish Ii
teratafe on National C.arseaf, o-QODlt4
BIRWELL.
Sacred Mtsic.-Prayer.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts was con
ferred on Jesse 5. Arms,ead, Robert Bur
well, William II. Clark, Be,erly Crawford
Allen d. Metcalf, Robert ID. Turnbul, Sa
murl L. Venabe.
The degree Of Master Of Arts was con
terred on John c. lau,yl, Josiah p. Harri
aud Thomas r Hunt, Alumni of this Cal
lege on Franklin q. Smith, graduate q
IMddietnry College, ". William Carte.
and James Gholson, of Princeton Colieg,
M
The honorary degree of Master of Art
was conferred on the Rev. John Kirkpat
rick, a graduate of this College on Jaeo
T. B. Skilman, OF Union College and o
Jacob Bigelow, Esq. of Dartmouth Coileg,
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vIHE VIRGINIAN.

fRINfTn mt FHtII.HIH -
rIEASANTS. BUTLER y %.
etrpIIsHsRs oE The LAWS of NV NNtoH'
- Hfsfrs If1Hffh a IfTNiof !

TIEANANTS. BIIIsfsIk - 49,.
,,,n,,stn.ax oy TIE LAWS oF IHk UNION.
Man 81. opposite Nessrs Ltlftith q C'dyiof'.
NJ The srmi-weekly Paper at 81 ana tae
Weekly Paper, nj II per annainf P"l"h's y.
advance No subscription will be received LOT ~,
less ii.nr than SIX mouth AMI m rHpeI WI
hc Discontinued (nni Mt the diserenoh Oh "i'
FditnrA until all artearaccs are pad.
~ Advertisements viii be inseflru NJ 2.
cents per square Tor le's) the hfs' '''n. ''''
~ - cents for each coh'lhaahee'
f,,,, = distance mus be paid for previous Ia
,b,;r i..sr,ion or the payment assumed by
some resnan.il,lc person in Iynehhrg
NJ Chanrery orders are inserted ior sh
dollars -,...
~ Al letter, addressed TO tie Editors mus
b. rosr PAN. or ihev will moi be- hiirndfdfo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07

The snip Union arrived at New York ON
Monday last, from Liverpool, bringing
London papers of the Goth and Liverpool
Of the ED August, containing Paris dates
Of the 18th and Madrid OF the 18th of that
month.
We extract the following from the Eve
ming Post
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07
GREEKS AND TURKS.

From the dark picture of French op-
pressions and Spanish treachery, it is exhi-
erat'ng 10 turn 10 Greece, the land of true
patriotism and heroic courage. There too,
are nvaders-bnt they are met at every
point by spirit which chooses death ra-
Their than submission. The Turks hav.
committed great crurlties IN the neigh ,nr.
hood of Smyrna, and Parsgami, and an III.
Island of NeGropont but at Sand .rli 15o
Greek ships have landed body If Ipraiots
and Alba'.ians, beat the Turks in a hard
G5ht, and rayaged the neigEnorng country
capturing the Harem of the Pacha.
1t would seem that Alexander contem.
plates further measures, or some new noli.
cy respecting the cause Of the Greeks
when the new ministry went into opera
Ton, Baron Strogonoff was recalled from
Constanfinople. His whole legion. who
had spread themselves on their return into
different parts of Russia, have lately been
all summoned TO ST. Petersb,rgh hy
the minister of foreign affairs. Capo d.
is'rla himself Greek, is the great pat
ron of the Greek cause in the Russian Ca
binet
work has lately been circulating in
Europe entitled "Greece in l 82l and 1929
by Greek IN which is it maintained tb,,
Greece never submitted formally 10 tn.
Turks, nor recognised their government
and therefore the present war is not an
'nSurreciion which at all inrolres the cues
non " teStfmGtg-so that the Autorr,' of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-02
BRITISH GOODS

as can be found in any market; with every
variety OF
GERMAN AND IRISH LINENS.
In addition TO their general supply OF
American goods, they will receive in the
course OF The present week, upwards OF
100 Packages Of Cotton
and Wooden manufactures. All which are
offered tor sale on reasonable terms, by
package or piece.
ALSO. CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
London particular Madeira wine
Port and other red wines
Conenar and dry Malaga do
Currant do and cordialS
w & N E rum
Country gin. Old l. common wbiskey
Whale and Bordeaux oil
Baltimore msrutact'd loaf sugar No
I,2,3,4
Do a few bbs OF family loaf do
Havana white DO
Gunpowder and Imperial tea
Molasses, best retailing, 10 bids. and
tierces
Green coffee
Manufactured tobacco, 9, I9 & pound
twists warranted tirt quality
Window glass all sizes
Swedes IRON do do
Cut nails and brads DO very superior
a iull supply from I'D TO Add
Nail rods and hoop iron
Ouch quilts and whetstones
Cotton yarns and cards
A few bales Carolina moss
Soap snd candles
SpeI naceti do
Susquehannah behring's just inspected
Doponl's powder, &c.
aug 28 A G.. CAZENOVE q Go.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-02
Lime, etc.

400 Tierces Thonasion lime, in prime
order: Just received and for sale by
the subscriber. together with general as
sor.ment of plank, scantfing, shingIes and
lathes. Also, $4,000 feet curled maple and
wild cherry plank and scantling for bed
steads. Also few thousand VT.
Prime Bacon,
put up for family use, and for sale on rsa-
sonable terms. JAMES MCGUIRE,
NEAR the Teamboat Jerry.
Srpt93 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-02
District of Columbia,
Alexandria County TO mt, May Term I
I893-i:h Day.
IN CHANCERf.

[
I8s3-i:h Day.
IN CHANCERY.
Frances Alexander. Complainant,
AGAINST
Wilson C. Sslden and Mary Bowles
seldea, his wife, late Mary Bowles
Alexander. widow of Charles Alex.
ander. Junr. deceased, Charles Arm.
stead Alexander, Mary Ann Fran.
ces Alexander, Wilson G. Seldeh. Jr,
and Louisa Elizabeth, his wife, Lau.
"a Serena Alexander, and William
Fontaine Alexander. children and
representatives of Charles Alexan-
der, Jr. deceased. Defendants.
u1HE defendants. Mary Ann Fran
ces Alexander. Wilson G. Seldea,
Jun. and Louisa Elizabeth, his wife,
Laura Serena Alexandra, and William
Fontaine Alexander, not having enter
their appearance and given security &C.
cordine to the statute and rules Of the
court, and it appearing TO the satlsfac-
lion of the Cour. upon affidavit filed,
the said Mary Ann Frances Alexander,
Wilson c. Seldom, Jr. and Louisa E.
lizabeth, his wife, Laura Serena Alex
auder. and William FontaiDs Alexan-
der. are not inha bitants Of the District
of Columbia: on the motion of the com
plainant by her counsel, IT is ordered
that tho said Mary Ann Frances Alex.
apder. Wilson c. Seldom. and Louisa
Elizabeth his wife, Laura Serena. and
William Fontsine. do appear here on
or before the first day of next Noyem-
Dor Term, sbd answer the complain
an,,s Bill. and that q copy ofthls order
be published in one Of the public news
papers printed in the town Of Alesso,
dri. for two months successive'y, and
that another copy be posted at the
front door of the court.heuse Ut SAFE
county. A Copy. Tesse.
EDM. l. LEE, &C.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-02
COHEN'S OFFICE, ]
Baltimore, Sept 26, 1898. !
List of the 9th Days Drouing,
OF THE GRAND

Stair LOTTE X 7,
No. 1899 prize of DloO
lll6O 1885, prizes OF oO
1877 prizes of ~
OfOnly II drawings now remain TO
complete this splendid scheme. The Pc
riud is highly favorable tor Investments
the wheels are extremely rich. AT the
b. ad OF the numerous list OF prizes stands
the magnificent capital Of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
with those of minor brillisncy; such as
$1,000. g OF 10000, Got 5000, &c; &c.
The drawing will be continued on 1hurs'
dag offer nert, the 9th as usual.-fresent
prices OF tickets aud shares
TICKET at Dl5 may produce DlOo'ovV
HALF at SO may produce oo'oOo
QUARTER at Is may produce z5'ooo
EIGHTH 81 may produce iz''oo
Tickets and shares, warranted uadrawn
to be had at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-02
For Sale,
4 Tract of Land,

= Fairfax county, 10 miles from Alex
andri4 and pigh, from Georgetown,
@,n'aining FOUR HUNDRED T. EiGH-
acres. about loo acres Of which IS
@aSlIy tinbered. There is an excellent
~cAard on the premises. A great bargain
nay he had il Immediately applied tor
apsI sa DANIEL F. DuLANT,
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Evening School.

r THOMAS WHEAT, respectfully So
81 licils those who devote their W'nler
evenings TO mentaiimprovement, to become
members of his class, He will commence
his course OF lectures, on The first OF octo-
Def. Terms-5 dollars per quarter, Tor
tuition, fuel and candles, payable 10 ad'
y.ncs sept e3-3t
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Notice.

y WILL hereafter collect money on all
ebonds. bills, notes and accounts, in the
counties Of Prince William and Fairfax, IN
Virginia, and in he county OF Alexandria
in the Disiric, at Columbia. for the taxable
fees and a commission OF I'VE per cen!um;
80 tina, the whole expepce Of the plaintiff
in any suit, will be the commission:
sept % !. !" oI