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At2 ACRES,

about 90 acres in wood. The Improvements are
n spacious dwelling house of hewn stone; a
large convenient building for kitchen and SER
wants use; barn, cattle shed and store, where
good business has been done, all built OF stone /;
two frame buildings for corn house and sta
'e,with sundry other buildings of wood; a large
orchard, we'll stocked, and good garien-A
considerable part of this farm is under n good
stone fencing and the whole may be so inolos-
ed. Two merchant mills near to il. This
farm is said TO be equal to any in the county
One fourth OF the purchase money being paid
down, liberal time will be given on the residue
IN annual payments. For terms apply TO the
subscribers in Alexandria, or 10 lnman HOrner,
esq. War.enion, Fauquier co.
MANDEVILLE g. LARMOUR.
n. B. This farm yet offered for sale. A.
bout sixty ave been put i'm clover this
spring, and the PRESENT tenant is under CON
tract To seed sixty bushels wheat next fall, or
more if required which may be had at the
customary price Of seeding. Possession will
be given the LIST of March next. For terms in
quire asahovemcntioped may ii
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NOI'Ii,N.

HE subscribers to +. Kennersley's Perio
a deal Publications, tina, were distributed IA
this CITY and its vicinity by MIR. Peter Creighton,
deceased, may be assured that the remaining
numbers will be regularly delivered so soon :.
proper person can be obtained for that pprpoS
The subscriber also bces leave 10 remind al.
those who are in arreors TOR numbers delivered,
that, their receiving the next number, -
viii expect 10 receive the balances due on the
work. oct Is II. WEARY, agent, Baltimor
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C0ngregs Sprinr Water

EOHN II. kUNNELLS, has just received,
81 aud for saewatcr from the above celehrsted
spring The effects produced by this water *
that 0f ca,haftic Or diuretc, which leaves, after
us operation an Increased degree of sppe,ite
for food, w;ffo the lsuguor incident 10 ncdi.
cine IN all chronic cases, where the treat
,,,out Ell 5u'd he nild,thiswater is recommended.
70 well ~ iscascs Of ,he liver, and other com,
plaints arising from habtualu Use of ar,icut spir
iss. or long residence IN hot climates The
,s,noera.ure by Fahereghcii, is 5Odegrers. The
fol6wicg analysis gives the contents Of one
Gallon. as 23I cubic inches Of water. Nluriate
9cscds. al 3; carbonate Of lime, 1916; car.
Tomato ,C soda, 16.5; carbonate Of tnagnesia,
? 35s: carbonate ofiron, CLOS. Total 676 grs.
Carbonate acid gas, 343 inches. The above
water is carefully put up in bottles, well corked
and wired. aug 10
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This is to Give Notice.

FgNHAT the subscribers ofAlexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, have obtained
from the orphans court al SAID county, letters
testamentary on the estate Of AHDREw JAMESON,
late the county aforesaid, deceased All peg
sons having claims againstthc said deoede ~ q
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscribers, IN or be-
fore the 3lst day of January next, or they NAV
by law, be excluded from all benefit to said es-
tate and those indebted thereto, are required TO
make immediate payment Given under our
hands this 3lst day of July, 1879.
ROBERT JAMESON,
ROBERT ANDERSON,
FTecUgOrS nj 3Ddre,r IYr5jssoD
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n Eloped from the estate of the
GA late VIM Tyler, IN Prince VIII
E4&ST liam co. Va. in the month of A.
IcxSE/ pril Hast, negro ALFRED; likely
ssx.<!&k..ks1z. mulatto lad, about rs or IL wears
old, spare, strait, and well made
rs very active; has good cOuntenance, and is
apt TO smile when spoken 10 Alfredis an art
full fellow, and will, no doubt, attempt 20 pass
for free man. HE was hrking about in Alex
andria during the fishing season, and from his
being seen frequently upon the wharf, il is sup
posed he has passed over into Maryland or
gone iii some vessel to Baltimore. will give
a reward of S2o,ifhe is apprehended in Virgin.
ia, or the district of Columbia, or $50 il taken
elsewhere, and secured in jail, SO that recover
him again; andif delivered 10 me will pay all
reasonable expenses, in addition 10 the above
reward WM, a. LINYON,e x'r
DuMFRIEs, Va. july II OF WHIT Ter decd
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This is to give \ Office.

TT HAT the subscriber, of Alexandria county.
in the district OF Columbia, hath ob'aine,,
from the orphans court of said county. Letters
of administration on the estate OF JOHN BAIL,
late OF the county aforesaid deceased: All per-
sons having claims against the said decedcnt
are hereby warned so exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, on or before
the 3lst January next, or they may, 10y Law, br
excluded from all benefit TO said estate and
those indebted thereto, are required 10 make
immediate payment Given under my hare;
this 3lst day OF July, 1928 ROB'T BALI.
Administrator Of John Bill. de-
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BEEF AND PORK.

lust received per schr. Comet from ~ York,
a. few bhls prime pork, aud mess aud prime
beef, for sale ny ]. s. MILLER
IH STORE, 2oo bbls nett behring's, 100 pound
cotton yarn, 600 lbs green coffee, Up MADEIRA
wine, j. Howard, March a. Co.'S brand an Ia
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$50 REWARD

a viii be paid for the delivery
kM ! to the commanding naval officer
Ivy at Washington city, the three un
S8S/ aforementioned deserters from the
s.s.sL~zsy> U s. store snip Decoy, at Graz
ney island They are on board
a.schr expected in Alexandria, fran Suffolk,
with shingles. WILLIAM JOHNSON, seaman,
brown hair, grey eyes, fish marked on ea. h
arm, . feet inches high, horu in Pennsy lvania.
by occupation a mariner SAMUEL Ed
MONDS, ordinary seaman-hlack hair and eyes,
scar on the fore finger Of his right hand, D
feet inches high, horn in New York, by occu.
patton mariner. JOHN WALLACE, ordina-
~ seaman-black hair aud eyes, fee, inches
high, born. in Pennsylvania, by occupation Il
smith. aug 90
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A CARD.

THEODORE MEADE respectfully Informs
Il his friends and the public generally, that
having been appointed CONSJ ABLE for
the county OF Alexandria, under the new
law of congress:he will ever be readyto attend TO
any busmess,w (which theYDny place in his hands,
and pledges himself thaf'it shah be executed
with the utmost promptness and accuracy. AT
the samctine he assures them, that for none,
collected they shall never be under the necessi-
" Of calling on him 81 June rs
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,M@plg@So

Bank of Alexandria, July 1ta.
A DIVIDEND o, FIVE collars on each share
"a OF stock held in this institution, is this-doy
declared, for the last Is months, and viii b.
paid TO the stockholders OF their representative
after Thursday the 10Th inst. By order OF the
president and directors J. l.. Mht.NNA,
inlY0 SW Cnshi.,,
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

q Ran away from ~
IN I the subscriber, on SiN A---~7.rN
49, the Sd day of April SSSA,ts.%
E533S I last, a negro man $Y
s!I,,..SL.k--A namedFORTUNE,' 'N'-'''1S-Ss-- IS
nearly feet high, stout made,
tolerably dark complexion, about % years old,
very likely. No marks or sears now rccoIlccied.
Ills nose is rather more prominent than ne
grocs noses generally are, somewhat acQueine;
the joints of the great toes unusually large
lie wore away coat and pantaloens of domes-
tic cloth of a yelOwish color, anu took with
him blue broad cloth coat half worn, Jeans
pantaloons and an old wool hat No other
cloathing recollccted.
He took from the subscriber, when he eloped
bay horse, nearly Is hands high, about ~ or
Ia years old and roxed The above reward will
be paid for taking and securing said negro,
provided Il get him AGAIN. If out of this state,
or SO if within the state, and Eve dollars will
be given for the horse JOHN II. BREWER.
Fairfax Court Hcvse w may 10 1awl2m.
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SUGAR. etc.

A FURTHER supply Of Baltimore refined
"A sugar, just received, aud for sale by
GEO. JOHNSON.
Who offers for sale shares Alexandria bank
took, so shares Columbian Insurance do. 300
SO Fire Insurance do. &. one do Potomac Bridge
90 aug 10
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1900 harpels OF Beef
1000 barrels OF Pork

deliverable between the LIST ,lay or Japua, and
LIT day Of May, 1924, at either Boston. New
YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, or
'o'tolk, as may be determined on, and to be
paid Tor on It's being duly Inspected and de.
liyrred
These provisions must be Of the best and most
approved qualify, web safed and salt-petred
/ he barrels must be of scasoned heart OF white
oak, and fully hoped.
The beef 10 he cut into pieces of 10 Mound,
each the pork into pieces of 8 pounds each. so
,naiZo pieces of beef and % pieces ofpork will
Gil a barrel of2G0 pounds.
Persons Offering wili be pleased to write on
ne back Of il"ir letters the following words
"Oder to furnish salt provisions for 1894 ,,
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FOR SALE,

constituting such family, as is rarely 20 he
met with The father being good carpenter,
the mother a good cook, laundress and house
servant; the two oldest children excellent house
servants and the four youngest as likely as can
be iound-all bright molauoes, raised in a gen.
teel family, aud offered for sale for no fault
They will not be separated, and to a person
wanting, for his own use, would he a valuable
acquisition Inquire Of the printer jy %
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TO RENT.

TO RENT.
kpv-a The subscriber wishes to rent FIR one
ETT or more years, his wharf & ware. ouse
MsSs The warehouse is stories high, FIRE
9sh,Na proof, and has every convenience
for an extensive business. The wharf
is no feet in length, and 40 in breadth, and
has water of sufficient depth for the largest ves-
sells. JONAH TIIOMPS0N.
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FRElGHT WANTED.
( OR FREIGHT.

,AA The elegant and fast sailing
IAN copper fastened brig Florida;
%4DEOh burthen go tons or 400 hhds hut
s.sszsSsssss-.7 months old and in first rate or
der Apply to L. II. ROWLAND.
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FOR FREIGHT.

IA The brig Columbus,
IAN Leonard Marbury, master; burihen
Lg72sTkISh about $50 hhds. tobacco, or 1900
~-hAz4zszsz5saabbls. -four She is superior and
fast sailing vessel, and now ready to receive
cargo Apply to JOHN II. LADD g. Co
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@RODIaR1!!RE9o
W IN f.,

of choice quality, which he offers for sale the
store of NJ. HERBERT. JNO ID. HERBERT.
aug Is TG1 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-23

ing that inclination forsociety, which
is natural and proper. visited at the
house of farmer, whose daughter
possessed charms to excite the incli-
nation of some other young men Of
the vicinity and on the same evening
several met at the same place. After
a variety Of conversation, and come
boasts Of strength aud agility, tri-
fling wager was laid, that the young
lady could throw him at a wrestling
match She reluctantly, no doubt
engaged in the contest !; and after a
few trips, succeeded in giving him a
fair. faH! Unfortunately he was un-
able to rise or make the least exer-
tion, without the most excrutiating
pain The spectators Of his fall sue
ceeded in putting him on he'd, sent
for neighboring surgeon. who found
the patient in much distress. and on
examination discovered that dislo-
catian;of the thigh at the hip joint
upwards and backwards, had taken
place. BY the. assistance of four
men, II was reduced ; and the youns
man in a fair way of recovery-uil-
donbtedly much chagrined and NOR
tilted at his dsfeatby of the weak
er sex.- Doylestoran Cor.
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Orphans Court,
A{ernndria County,


January Term, 1919.
ORDERED, that the administering
~ OF Daniel Dousherty, decd do in
sert the usual notice to debtors aud credi-
tors, once week tor three weeks. A copy.
Teste. A MOORE, Reg. Wills.
: This is to give notice, that the subsCri,
Der of Alexandria county, has obtained
from The Orphans court OF said county,
letters OF administration on the estate OF
Daniel Dougherty, decd late of he soua-
" aforesaid All person. having claims a.
gsinst the said decedent. are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same on or before the
18th day OF July, OF they may, by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate !;
aud those indebted thereto are requested
to make Immediate payment. Given un
der my hand this 18th day of January,
1928. JANE DOUGHERTY,
Adm'x D D. dec.
jan IS law3t
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From ste BaItimsret Federal Republicans,
nARkEs, YE BORROWERS.

ks HARKEssYg BORROWERS. - .'
I'll, a very good world thar we lice in, ''' ~
To b1y, or to lend, or to gre in 1T III 9'-
Bat TO beg, or to borros, or get a mans own,
IT'S the very worst soridthas ever was Known =
Hold, Mr.. Poet, We do nat exact
Nv agree with you. ''Io beg OF TO
borrsw" mescspdpers. is a matter of
such facility that we should scarcely
be justified in abusing the 'world"
on such an allegation. No sooner;
has the carrier, at the peep OF dawn.
gone forth, (says the Nantucket En-,
gairer) with his produce OF last
wesk's labors---the essence Of all the
tolls of the type tpapler, the ink ma
ker, the press maSer. the paper ma
ker. the editor, the printer, the jour
neymen and tho devil-than his track
is beset BY numerous hungry hafpies,
who have been sknlking IN ambush;
AMI his freight as it is adversely de-
positrd in donr. handles, key: holes,
and ,ther safe and secure retreats,
becomes ;he prey to's'beggars and
borrowers. ''siThus we chow ea-
syit is for a portion of mankind to
seize upon and appropriate to their
own ends. the conc entrated Efforts OF
those. who are fonIs enough to delye
and to drudge for the sake Of proca-
ring more honest livelihood -,
"Truly," qaoth these literary liber-7
tines. these poathers on our typical
territory. ..we may read your nom
sense aud return it whence it came,
leaving every thing as we f'.d it J"
How would this doctrine apply, gen
tIemen buccaneers, to your domestic
relations Would YOU relish its a.
tloption as a general rule, shs-The
borrowers too, those who have mo-
desty enough to ask. though regular
Ia and seasoaa6iy. fer, the loan OF a
newspaper. arc likewise entitled to
notice.-If subscriber demonstrates
against the practice, aud adinonishes
the taker of other peoples property
to put his or her'na,ae on the subcrip-
ton list-lo, aud behold what
pretty fanfaronade is presently rails
ed!-why it costs nothing for one
paper or so. .Ink and paper, are
cheap--thc, wear-and-tear of type
metal, aud an editors brain. matters
littIc-& as the midnight oil is at a
low price, We ought to have the faest
spun declarations for the trouble OF
reading them v'-rhus We have iul-
jy dispruyed by experiment the, apo
thcgm, which stands at the top of
this paragraph though we once
held the very erroneous opinion. that
ifa paper was worth reading, it. was
worth paying for!
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POETRY.
From tie Boson Centiaei.
sAcRED MUSIC,

Mr.. RussN-The Improvements which
have been made Of late inthe sublime SCI:
ence Of Sicrea Music, is subject OF geo.
eral remark:-lf there exists any doubts
on the subject, let those who have doubts
visit the Oratorios and Rehsarsais OF the
HANDEL and HArDN Society, and many OF
the Churches IN this city, and am satis6-
ed those doubts viii be removed. The
crowded assemblies which attend the a.
boye Oratorios and Rehearsais afford
strong proof too, that the taste for sacred
music has Increased IN proportion TO the
improvements of the science; and that
while the ear is delighted, the heart is
made more susceptible Of Divine Truths,
aud the .benifcence of the Great Creator.
Whenever I attend these Oratorios my
mind is suppressed with the sublime senti-
me uis- of Apnrsos On the subject.
Yours, 1N is1' EUGENiO.
Soft moving sounds and heavenly airs,
Giveserce to ev'ry word and recommends
oar prayers;al s,.e f7.l' 80
When time itself snail be. no more, Gyes.isf4,
Aud ali tt,iuss in conusion hprid saE fE
Music saallthep exert its Pc ser,,, sis lsr
And sannd survive the ruins ofthe world.
Taen SAINTS and Angels shallagres, ra,
I'm one eternal Jubilsc; KS. ~. .esg -
All Heaven shall echo with their hymns divine,
And God ii,nselt with pleasure sec,
Ihs whole Creation in choTrus joln'
Frow tie Ne,p York Statemon.
IT'S LIKE.
There Is a smile onssorrow's cheek, 1888 -
Will bat ,. mopent stay;
,Tishke the younger light OF morn, G.
Just shines 7-thsn dies away. tta 's
,ri,ihke the aspenss 4aivering leaf, :. 80 80.
Ph,s zebhvr's love to kiss : =
MOI see ms to feel the touch grief =
Now that of melting blissn!' ! y ia'.'
IT'S like the halp's Sweet heavenly sound
When tioatmg On the'ear = '''' ''S'
Inspiring hope, sad love and joy i'1@.
Then trembIes in tear! 7ad ,4m o.
.Tis like the mellow tinted sky. go "a, -
At close of Summer day; =;
Or like plaintiff melody. g,..s
lust breathcs-sthen dies away ---.---l. -
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Notice.

Extract from an acl OF he corpors ton Of
Alexandria for the extinguisbment OF fire.
"Section 7. II any person, who shall
be present at any fire, shall neglect or re-
fuse to obey the order or direction OF any
officer who shall be appointed by any hire
company now established, or which may
be hereafter esta blished knowing him to
be so officer; such person shall forfeit and
pay the sum of FIVE dollars, provided the
name of such officer shall have been FIRST
published 10 one of the public papers"
AT a meeting OF the Erie ndship Ere
Company, held at the Town Hall, Jan IS
1898, the following officers were elected
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-23
jan IS

7 HAVE this day, legally, authorised AIR.
Il Isaac Robbins, by power OF attorney,
recordei IN the orphans court OF A'exan-
dria, solely to transact all business relative
TO the estate Of Daniel Dougherty, dec.
and | hereby certify that all acts OF his
pertaining 20 said estate, will be acknow-
lodged by me. JANE DOUGHERTY,
Adm'r D D"ugherty, dec
ian le iswat
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H,pnIEnN's MEMOIRS.

q NtP1LEDN > MEMOlkSs
The following work is announced as prepa.
ring for publication, in London, in French and
English-Memoirs of the History of France
under Napoleon: written at St Helena. as die
tated by himself, to his aids de camp Monthol.
on and Gourgaud. The following is a trans
lat on Of the publishers advertisement.
"For, the Last seven years much
has been written about Napoleon
Every one has wished to judge the
prisoner Of St. Helena; in particular
ministers, soldiers aud authors have
seized the pen ofthe historian, every
budy has spoken--exe ept the man a
bout whom so much has been said
He has at last broken silence-,he
has broken it in solemn man
uer lit is from the depths ofhis tomb
that he makes an appeal to the judy
ment Of Posterity,"
/ .'At the time Of his abdlcation at
Fontainbleau he said to the old re-
mans of his ancient phalanxes, l will
write the great things that we have
perfnrmcd together" But he had
hardly arrived at Eliza before great
|proiect disturbed his ardent mind
he was lReditating the goth of March!
1t was not till he arrived at St. He
lena that he could keep the promise
he had made at FontaiDbleau. Too
active to delay for a mo- ent a plan
which he had formed, se did not wait
until he had reached the rock of his
exile; on board the snip which car-
ried him there he began the arrange
lnent of his memoirs.--lIe made it
his constant OcciIpatiOn--and tho en-
umepati0n of the labor which these
memoirs have cost him, would be
the history of his life at st. Helena.
tie employed the SIX years of his cap
ti,ity in writing a relation of the e.
vents NJ twenty years of his politica al
life from the siegeof TonIon in l.94
to I8l4.) Like Caesar and Freder-
ic, he wished to leave behind him q
monument which might endure for a.
GEES"
He rarely wrote llimself!-he was
impatient that his pen refused to keep
pace with the rapidity Of his tho is
lie dictated to those about him-and
they were forced to accustoin them
selves to write as quick As speech, and
it was often not without trouble that
they were able to copy during the
night what he had dictated in the
day Napoleon read over again
these eopiesin his cabinet. and cor
rectei them with his hand. He
often began again page in the mar
gin. These manuscripts, entirely
covered up by his writing, have been
preserved with care, because nothing
from SD celebrated a man. will be
indifferent in the eyes Of posteri'y.
andbeside, these precious manuscripts
are proof Of authenticity which no
one can presume to call in question:"
The great Sultan Mahmoud was
once applied to by poor widow. for
redress, against those who had slain
her son. 10 replied. that the dis
lance Of lrak from Gazna rendered
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St. ''omingo Coffee, {, c.
kH Bags St. Domingo lon, coffee. Of SIT! ST.:
~ . sloop Regulator g. brig Colum-
bus, from Port-au-Prlnce, and
for sale by SAM. MESSERSMITH,
Who has in store,
loo bbls, Baltimore whiskey
25 do apple brandy
100 mats Cassa
70 sacks blown salt
60 BALI chests imp. E. gunpowder tea
IS ten catty boxes do do
8 boxes each cont'g 20 two Id CAMS
tiers do.
10 hhds muscovado sugar
1900 ID Lagura green coffee
1900 ST. Domingo do do y
40 Bundles sugar LOAF paper
Sicily Madeira, ColDinar WINE
Malaga and Canary "'
Cognac brandy, Holland gin
Antigua rum
Pecan nuts, superior Havana segars
Hampers of porter and wine bottles
Sweet oil in TASKS
Mould Candles-low TO close sales
Bakers chocolate, No. i&2
Baltimore do No. ], 2&3
Muscatel raisins
Goshen cheese, &c.
dec 5 ., IT
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Salt Petre.
A Card.

iTAS. C. f. ROBT. BARRY most res
% pectfully invite the public to come u
view the beautiful specimen OF American
Manufactured Cassinets, now offered Tor
sale at their store corner Of King ann Far
TAX Streets. dec III
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Little River Turnpike Com


PdHy'
JANUARY 10, ICES.
4 DIVIDEND Of tour dollars on each
~ share OF Stock held IN this Institution,
is this day declared for the last twelve
months. and will be paid to the stock
holders or their representatives, on or alter
the LIST day OF February mex. By order
of the Stockholders.
- JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
jan IA CIV
! 0rrbe Winchester Gazette will in
sert the above for six weeks the
Leesburg Westinghouse for the same
time.
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sINeULAR occuRRRNcE.

yn county Of Pen isylvania, stu
ate. between the Delaware 4 Scbuyl-
kill, in the early part of December.
a muscular, athletic young man, feel.
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D.'Gillesple's
Fortunate Office.

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
Where cash will be advanced tor prizes
as soon as drawn. ~,
0rOrders from any part of the Union,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, will re-
ceivp as prompt attention, as 1t on person.
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D, GILLESPIE.
.qgen, for The Mnsnsers
D GILLESPIE has had the pleasure OF
selling NOR. capital prizes in different lot
terips since he has been engaged in the
business, than any other vsnder OF tickets
n America ian 10