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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-04
Notice

Notice
Office cf The Marine Insurance Company of
Aisrandriu, .NcU 6.
THE stockholders in the Marine lnsu
Il rance Company are hereby notified,
that All
Election for fifteen Directors,
to serve for one year, will be held at their
office on Wednesday, the 18th day 81 Ian
next, to commence al 10 O. clock, and
close at g o'clock.
J. B. NICHOLS, sec'y.
n. B. The transfer book will be closed
on Friday. 10Th Jan. at 2 O'Clock, until
the election j. over. law5t dec 8
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n office.

Notice.
TNHE annual meeting Of the stockhol-
Il ders Of the Fsuquer and Alexandra
turnpike company, will take place al Hay
Market, in the county OF Prince William,
on the first Monday in Jan. next, whsn an
Ell TION
will be held for a president. four directors
and treasurer. J II. IlOOE, presid't.
decI7 CIV
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-04
This Night.
Asa,s. Valuable Farm A,ssn
Esss, FOR SALE. E.sH
si The well known farm ofzl1&2
ROCK HILL,
in Fauquier county; containing upwards OF
419 .lCKES,

412 aCKES,
about 90 acres in wood. The improve
mems spacious dwelling house OF bswn
stone a large convenient building for
Kitchen and servants use; barn, cattle =.
shed, and store, where good business has
been done, all built. OF stone, two frame
buildings Tor corn house and stable, with
suudry other building, OF wood; large
orchard, well stocked, and a good garden
A considerable part OF this farm Is unce'
good stone fencing and the whole may be
SO inclosed-Two merchant null. are near
20 it. This farm is SAID to lie equa; to any
in the country. One fuurlh OF the pur-
chase money being paid down. Liberal
time will he given on the residue IN an
nual payments. For terms apply TO The
subscribers. in Alexandra, or To lDmat.
Horer, Esq. Warrenlon, Fanquier co Va.
VAUDEVILLE 4 LARMOCR-
NIB II no, sold by private contract be-
fore the Sd OF Feb. next, it will ten ha
offered at public sale. Possession CON he
had i,nmediateiy--it not then sold It "Ili
be to rent for one year.
doc 10 q Law
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-04
Grapes.

n Case Naokn Grapes, I do Canton OF
a very III erior quail y, together witD
variety OF other seasonable
DRY GOODS,
and yelveteen hdkts Ia new articie) just
received and for sale very low by
JAS. C. g. ROBl. BARRY.
Jan 3 If
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Notice.

Notice.
vTHE stockholders of the Farmels'
J. Bank of Alexandria are hereby noti-
fed, thai an election of thirteen directors
Tor the ensuing year will be held at their
banking house, on Monday the 9Th day Of
January next. JOHN HOOFF, cash.
dec S tawiJ6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-04

Malaga Lemons.
IL Chests Malaga Lemons inst received
per sloOp Martha, ard tor sale by
SAMUEL .MESSERSMlEH.
dec ss
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-04
Notice.

THE Stockholders OF the Washington
D. Canal Company, are hereby notified
that an
ELECTION
will be held on Friday, the 10Th day Of
January next, At The Canal Office, Capitol
Hill, tor the purpose of choosing Presi-
dent and six Directors, 10 serve :or the
ensuing year.
OtrThe poll will be open from 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. TO 3 o':lnck, P NJ
los. lNGLE. Secretary
jane I'm 10 she ". Canal Co.
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John c.. Gray

WILL accommodate few genfeel
w bonrders at his residence, upper
end OF King street, in the house lately &C.
cupied by Mr. John Lanham
dec % ST
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C q III T. N,
Lottery and Exchange Once, III, Ma

Lottery and Exchange Office, ~, Market-st,
BALTIMORE.
Where more capital prizes have been sold
tnnn ut any other oiice ~ America
Orders from any part OF tie United state
by mail (post paid or by private convryance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF the Bal
timore Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and punctual attention, as If on personal az
plication, addressed to
J. |. COHEN, Jr.-BdAim0re.
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WASHINGTON INN.


silE subscriber Informs his friends and
he public in general, ihai h, ha, rc,hd
M bouSe kn0wn by IRE dbOrc name, situated
on Third strcd, at ttt eorne, ,mmtdiaitiy ADORE
Nt"rs. Dorid 4 BiHium hyie,, iaisiy occu.
P'cd BY .'h. Henry hoormar and h, i, uop
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TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS. IRON hi,ion
erPtrtrncc N thu business, and from N. a,rnnge
Dtafs he ms maie, he trels no htatuii5D an no
mis'ng n gi'r sal, gnetfun 10 those nho may eaR
on hln ~ return, fhdai' 10 hu yticiid, for Mt
fbtfai encouragement thieh he Ia, ALREADY re-
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tinadacc oiHeu patronage.
ROBfRT .HORRISS
y B-Ihsre n iprge gdrd, n rhich d,ores
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politeness and Dancing.

rnd beg leave 10 announce TO them that, bar
wing engaged the spacious and tomforo'ble
hall room in the Washington I'm, he bv rpo- :
srs, on Monday the LIST OF December he At, In
commence another session. duling which b,.
best and most active cndcnvors shah tie uted
so advance the progress OF his pniIs, and>sne :.
rit a continuance Of public appr6bo lc Tie
success which has hitherto attended his RIO.
fessionhl e1eriions, will, he aatters bi.oself
sufficiently recommend him to such OF hi. Tor
ner patrons as may wish 10 hive tbe;r cb,l..
dren further instructed In an acromnIsl men,
which adds much 30 the ease. grace md dir
nifty OF persons in their intercourse With ,oei-
ETY.. 10 'hJss who are unac qnainted with his
peculiar andapprosea mode OF tuition, he ear.
Il reGdired, produce tue most satisfactory ,es
lltdonals Of character, professional nbilay g..
, lie pledges himself TO pay the s'rictest after
ton 10 the department and manners OF alf
yosng ladies and gentlemen placed undo, rs
! care
| A subscription list will be left nj the har e,f
| thu Ftanklfn Hotel and Washington Inn.
n. B.--PryaG Instruction will he siven =.
individuals, at their houses, il hey pyelef sue,
a mode Of Instruction.
| November 81. tc,s1,
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CONDITIONS,
vow NN.

IN the Forest road, about five miles
from Lvnchbarg, handsome Dirk,
which the owner may have by paving the
cost Of TIL, advertisement, on Application 70
JOHN { JOHNSON.
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STOW the Villain

RUNAWAY the "a Of this month, -
mnlatto man narlcd NED lie Is Il low
fellow, bat has n lHrge breast md IS strongly
made, little bow.leggcd, II high iull forehead,
dark eyes, holes in his ehf ard tolcrnbIt
sharp chn--wrars his hpir tied bchind-hHs
bold and open Conntehance when spoken to,
Tie is n keen HrtfuI fellow, and perhaps ran
read and write ilte Ills clothing cannot
particularly Describe, tho there Is no doubt
he is genteelly clothed He haa good sil,eI
watch, with & gold or gilt chain, hoots, sc
he rode OIL a DARK GREY MARE about 4
feet inches high, in coed order, shod before
her shoes not much worh--shc is lengthy and
we'll iormcd--nnd has the marks OF plough
gear upon her shoulders and n considerable
scar upon one of thcm, huh on the shoulder
blade, thlnk on the right Shr has n very
thick tale aud name, though not very long
Sncis zfit'Cd and aG'Iye and ride yell lie
Is well equipped to- travelling, With saddle
has, BIZ coat of bear skin with large capcs,
Ac. have no doubt he has ohtrnelfrce pa
pers, aud will attempt 10 pusS as n free man.
and make to some free state and have no
Hpubt but ne has altered his name He is n
handy telin", a good hrusc servant, miller
and shoemdI er, and cnn TIM his hand 10 ANY
thing, arc have no doubt but he hasa Jlcntv
Of money. | will fae reward of liFTN
DOLL MRS to any person who will dtIivct
him Ia me. ~ secure INN in s"v ja,i 81 ,hat
get him again, within this state auG i tascr
withontthc state ONE HUNDRED EnILAhS
If secared or delivered IL $50: ana ten dollar
fort mare il taken within this state and dc
iivefrd to me, and twenty q liars ii ,aker
out OF the state and returned hon {.
SAMUEL NORRIS.
| Ruc Ein 81 An uyst
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Mar shal's Snle.

IN pursuance Of a decree Of the superior
j court Of ohnncery for the lynchburg dis
trict, pronounced On the oath day Of May.
lb23, in the cause Of Lyle "a Ryan the un.
dersgned, Marshal ofthe said court, will, un
Saturday the ioih day of january next, pro-
coed 10 sell, by "ny Of public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash. on the premises, Cf
iair, Al not the heht lair day theteaiter, Sun.
days excepted
A certain tract or parcel of Land,
Lying in the county OF Nelson, on the south
branch Of Hat creek, adjoining the lands OF
Thomas Mnssie, Thomas Jones And Geo Ca.
bell and containing 900 acres, more or less
G. y. WOUDSoN, Nj. L. u. e. G.
December B. wildly
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I1cuxoYp, 18th November. lso3

lbt HhoSn, lNH nov eltDCr, 1873.
llRNing been requested hy Mr. Archibald
McInty II, the Manager OF HE Quaniieo Canal
lpurrs, 10 examine the principle, on which
Lotteries ar turned by the combination Of
nuabefs, Il plan which he purposes to pursue
~ raising the money winch he sauthbrlsed by
his contract with tie commissioners, 10 rate :
aud having HttcHt,yels examined the primer
piles on which ,nch lotteries are formed, We
have no hesitation in declaring, that. IA our
vir@ tie plan Is perfectly tair and corre,t---
We hn9e particularly examined the scheme Of
hi, first cnss, consisting OF 4Q6c tickets, form
ed BY the combination of 80 Nos and find
that thu amount OF thr prizes which must, OF
rccesslty br drawn in.fein, by the drawing
Of 8 out ol the 80 numbers, aS Proposed b, the
scheme, is S26 $3.50, which is the amount Of
the Ao6O tickets, nj the scheme price al 50 80 4:
const q"enty, no other profit can accrue to
the SAID commissioners, Or tC Mr. Mrlntv ~,
on the safe OF all the tickets in the 'eheine nj
that price, tImu the 10 per Ger, 20 be deducted
from the pri2rs.
W are nl>o OF opinion, that this plan has n
decided preference over the old, on account
oi the celebrity and accuracy OF the detetni-
nation OF The prizes. II prerludes the posi-
biliis OF the commission OF frauds or mistakes
in tar drawing, aud sates much waite of time
aud eyugu.p
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American Journal OF Science ant
Arts.

Conducted by BENJAMIN sILIIMAN, FRO
te,sor Of Chemistry, &c. Yale college.
THIS Joarnal began in the year 1919 Two
numbers, between which thrrc is an interval
OF about three months, form Nolume.
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Virginia, TO Wit

4 / superior court Of ehaneery holden
"A IN the town ot L!nchbofg The 80 No
semher, 1923
Thomas Crews, William Br, de Nar,y sc
Gfed,e aud betsy By die, painllh.
against
William Ionf aud Rrt,, hi wiz John J.
liz, hich0rd tllis and lhuInn5 Aldlidgr, Gea.
Myers, jaime J Pendl,tpn, William Maui
and John Myers a ompuny, defendant
lhis cause chIhe on ihis,las 10 br heard o.
the puppets t.rnefly rond, OF lbe decree pr
nonnCrd htroln Oh the righirrhth DAY Of Mn,
ls22, he report - the Marshal and his pr
ceedings 81 sale under the sad DEERE, and On
II statement OF thr incts agreed By The parties.
ahdbs consent submittedto the court, ~ order
ihd the drvree nloresHd may be 81 FAR cor
Tel, Il IL thr taris htufesHld may require, naa
Nns Wtprd hy counsel on consideration
whereof, the entrt doth adjudgc, order aud
decree, ihnl ~ much oi the decree aforesaid
rs directs II sale IN lee simple, OF the tract o
Iand m tnc mortrafed deed mentioned, called
the Lainville tract, he set aside and annulled
hni the sale nt the snd trnet Of hind, mnde
y the Marshal under the decree aforesaid, be-
likewise set aside TINT the residue Of the
snh.s made 10y thu Marshal, u. appears by ha
aid report, be confirmed and That he exc
cute u proper deed ot conveyance for the
sehty on" aud hall acres of land sold 10
he plaintiff Thomas Crews und the court
proceeding To- mnke such decree in relation
IL the sale ui the sad Lninslle tract of lBnd,
n thu aforesaid agreed i0its will warrant
10th further adiHdre, order aud decree, that
he Marshal Of the court bit.r advertising in
nnnnrr required 10y III. former decree, do n
gain expos" 10 sale, 10y public auction, furre-
hdy money. the aforesaid,
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Morses AMI Gigs tn Nire,

ASAo VI AAlEts
THE subscriber has several Hors.s ana
Gigs, which he is disposed 10 hire,
Application In be- irads to Mr.. Cb,rl.s r.
C"bhs, at the Be-. Tavern stabIrs.
WADlY COBBS.
I..t,-'m4r 9. -tt~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-12
WARDS OFFICE,
November y, 1893
List dthe 1874 day dru"ing OF the
GraNA State AOtterN.

1903 u prize Of SlDO0
$50 pTilr Of ION
a a@s37 prizes of 90
No others ont above II
But drawings remain 10 complete thus
interesting scheme, aud all the large prizes
are YET in the wheel. Those who have
bern holding batk lor the large prizes,
should delay no longer, as it is very impro-
bable that the wheels will much LONGER
continue as rich as they ntw att-The
next drawing will most probably contain n
ten thousand prize-lt will be received nv
Thursday weeks mail. Tickets, Huives
and Quarters, ordered at
W ARDS OFFICE.
Free Of postage nj the Baltimore price
which viii be for short .lne l.nsct So
shares n rropergign
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-12
The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, and has since been sleadi>
/, advancing IN public estimation In Janua-
ry, 1920, the edilorShip Was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, OF the University al Cembrldg.
New-England Re~ serlts was then com
mrnced, with which it is conse nient that sub
scrlptlons should begin. Orders tor nm, part
OF the work viii however be thankful, r.
ceived by +. LitteIl and by X Norris Henry,
who are iaterestedin the publication
Published qua1terty-i'fie. fire Dollars d
year-payabie in advance
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-12
IN CHANCERY.

The defendant, William smith, not having
entered his appearance and given security at
eording to the act of Assembly and the rules
OF tins court, aud it appearing to the satistac-
ton OF the court that he is not an lnhabltan;
of this Commonwealth, On motion OF the
complainant, by his attorney, is ordered,
that he appear here on the second Monday III
D"cember next and answer the complainant >
bill, and that copy Of this order be forth
with published in the LyncLburg Virsillhn
for eight weeks successively, and published at
the front door of the court house OF the said
county on some court day.
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