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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
"REMINISCENCES

TIE Subscribers Agents 81, f. eet
Smith Esq. Viii oiier fuf sale 81 Sat
nrday the alsi Jane icxt. on tie pre-.
misses. that elegant establishment, at
the head of Piccadi!ls street, called
ANGFRONA. -.
This property has Undergone a tho
rough repair. and has been rendere d
perhaps one of the NEST desirable sit
nations. from the impi ovements of
the interior as well MS the exterior. i'm
this place.-lt is believed that the
most fas:idipus taste cannot now Oh
.lect To this property .on account Of
It's late name. as ii has been rendered
perfectly pure ANA sweet in every
respect, and in that point OF view ~
equal to any newly bull, house.-At-
tached to the premises is lot of five
,cres, which. from its consig lily to
Town. cannot but be ONE very yalu-
able.-it is unnecessary To be more
specific i'm detail with respect tn the
advantages OF this PROPERTY: suffice it
To say that. prejudice apart. it is be-
lieved, at present to- be the most desi
rable establishment. in the place. & " i'll
be sold much. lower. than. any that
could be obtaine THE terms will be-
made So accommodating as TO remove
every possible objection. upon that
sc"re.--Fir sale will take place at q,
O'Clock on the day before mentioned.
WA. Nc. HOLIDAY,
49,. JOHN HElSKELL.
May =.
O3 The sale Of Angerona is post
poncd to Saturday the slst inst.
w M'H.
J. n.
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virginia to wit.

fit Rates holden in the clerks Office t
the Superior court Of s'hancery 70,
the ~ hester District the first Nom
da. in .ap,a 1925.
Frederick Henchy, Plaintiff,
Against
John Moore and Josiah Cramphin.
.e Defendants.
THE Defendant. Josiah cramplii..
not having entered his appearam,
and gi.en security according to thr
Act OF ASSEMBLY and the Rules of
this Court. and ii alp. earl 9 by ssfs-
factory evidence. that he is not AN in
ha5ii Mt of this country II is order.
ed. That the said Aseiendant 90
appear here nn the frs day of the
next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff aud that copy of this r.
der be forthwith inserted i'm some
newspaper published in Winchester.
foi two months successivei. and post
cd at the front door OF the Cour
House in the laid town of Winchester:
a Copy este,
DANIEL LEE, C. C.
May 17-B.
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Virginia to Wit :
Nfay3i--

.at amies holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Superior Court of rhanccrs
for the Hpcheaer District the first
.M'mday III Mag. 1923.
William and Joseph wilkins,
Plaintiffs.
Against
AqniIla d. Stinchcomb, and :. Ross
Small. Defendants.
I've Defendant. Aquilla D. Stinrh-
comb. not having rutered his appear
&c an !. 'rivem securit, aCcOrdi,~ to
the Act of Assembly X the Rules oftl;is
Court. and it appearing by satisfar-
tory evidence, that he is not an iuhah-
fant of this country II is 0r6e-ed,
That the said Defendant do appear
here on the first d. fiji sex,. erm
and answer the Hill If the rlaintilfs {;
and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Winchester, for two months
suceessivelv and posted a, the front
door of The Court House in the ssiid
town of Winchester.
copy feste.
DANIEL LEE, c. &C.
NAV ,--C. ".
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Bell Tavern.
Moy si-5.

s HE Subscribe Respectfully informs
n h's friends aud The puoHc tia hs
nas removed 10 his fIIn,er tsIc6.Isbe
ne al l''e ,iSn oi to. BELL " here
"e - PfepaG.G Tor he reception nf ;nusr
WHO may lbstk rrtp,r TO favour .l.n
"ith va .~ ecn.p 4sy. l he house hs. 40.
der5"be d tn"oUsh "'poI'. he rooms
a'e 50 iufoIshe1 as 10 promise eG,i,it
aud con'euteooej 10 this b. v.e0sr- se
addition vi hio oo0 services 20 600
The ia5e 81 ,nose rOG,foiiabie " 40 n,aT
favUUI him with G ea,I.
ga. GAkDGaG, III.
ssa0nIOn M4J %.
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Hr Sale.

TIE owner wishes t. dispose OF
the House and Lot lately occupied by
Airs. Rosannab Campbell and at pre-.
sent by Mr.. Thomas IS. Campbell,
situate at the corner Of Kent street
and Fairfax Lane running north
the situation IS i ny desir bic one
for Mechanic; the Garden ab0uuds
wit, choice selection 0fyarlous truit
tr es, perhaps superior to any ~ the
piacc-the terms can be- D,ade TO suit
any one disposed 10 purchase such
property as mn money will be repaired
ia hand, bat the amount MAJ be iiluI-
dated by the purchasers assuming tie
payment of AN accommodation Note,
due to one of the Banks in this place.
For further particulars apply 10 the
Editor of this paperor TO
May "a JOHN LR0CKWELL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
IRCST SALE


j BY virtu OF Deed of Trust. da,e2
Z ? ne 2s,l da, Of Juur, IN the var
1921, from Isaac bea.I To me suh.cri
Der, for securing ib. payment. Of tho
debt therein IN antioned, due o, the said:
Isaac Bea' to Ia, Engl b, will rs
said on the i4'h day Of June nex,, 10
the h'sNesi bijdee. 10, ready mnrty,
Four Lots of.Ground.
IL the !'a"u uf tssnkiorl, ,u DE enun.
~ Of Ha.upsh,r AMI ate Of Virginia,
di. .inguishei in .he Paw of .a,d Town
by the numbss- of4 8 i57 d 5s: on
the iva frat of a.ieh Lois are. v.iu :.
b c ta,.dinS rs be 5theo. lave rou.
{'itabie improvement IT The sane de-.
-er'Piion. Also, "De nndi i,itd n.oieiy.
Or ha'' ut tract OF land, on Painters
Huu. near the said town of krankfort.
containing
4f7 Acres,
which tract was conveyed mn the 25th
DAY OF AUGUST, in The year 1913 nv A.
iexander King to Thomas BeaiI, Of Sar
muel, and the said Isaac BeaIl, a, Will
PP"" " uce 40 tne RECORDS OF
Hams' hire tounly Cuurt. All ibis
property Gill be sold befsre the door of
the house on one of the stid Lots, prv
oeeooied By he said Isaac BealI. Tb
sale will com enee nj IL o. lock. nd
'neb consequences given to I'll pore ha.
-ers rs by the asid Deed Of Trustf ,m
authorized to NIKE.
CHARLES MAGLLL.
May ~, 1923
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Virginia 10 wit /:

.As Rules hoi5ei an the Ctcrk's Office Of The
Superaor Court OF Caonce,y for he nm
rhestsr Dssnsct thejOst Monday in .s:ay
1873.
Joseph Gamble, Jnnr. Plaintiff
NJ dinst
J. B. Hall. Defendant.
T1E Defendant not having entered
his appearance and gisan security se.
cor ,Gg 70 tn Act # s.se,nbly d h
Rates Of this Court, pnd IL appeari. :
oy satisfactory ev,de ce, iha, he ~ no'
an inha',i AIT .f this country. IL IS or
dqres, Tha' me sad Defendant d. sp
pear here on The iirst day OF the mex
term aud answer the bill of the plain
sifI aud that "a copy Of this order b.
forthwith inserted 10 some Dewypaper
Published in Winche.ter, for tw"
mouths sneeessivp!y aud po.ted at the
front door If The Court House in the
said town Of Winchester.
A Copy este,
DANIEL LEF, C. c.
May ~, 1923 %. w.
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Virginia to wit ::

Virginia to wit
ii 4 RuieS hoiden in the Clerks Office
Of me superior court Of thancery
tor the ~ inchpsier His r.ct tie first
Aond..y III .ip'a 1898.
; hoinas Nil hoIs Plaintiff,
Samuel Reed, Joshua Need, d Sarah
iteed, Defendants,
he Defendant Snno.i feed.
no' having entered his appsu, an.e,
aud gi.rn security according 10 the
tct II Assembly aud tho isu,es of
h,s Court, and II appearing b, salts,
.'ory sgiie,e Iti as I, -. an
'phabitanl of ibis cou",ry: IL is order
ed That The saI0 defendant DO sppt ar
"ere on the fiist day VI he next term
and answer the biii OF the pluin.
IFS, aud that Il copy al ibis oruer be-
forthwith inserted 10 soms pswspoper
published IN Winchester, for Two
'nan.hs suecesoivelJ. an posted at The
font door vi he Couti tIOu,e IA tho
aid towo ut " .nehe,leF.
A Copy Iesie,
DANIEL LIZ, c. {. e.
Nav ALI
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
Virginia to wit :
May 17-.B.

Virginia to wit /:
At Rules holden in the CLERKS Office Of
the Superior court ofchancery for Mt
Winchester District the ErSt .hm,day
III .1prh 1928.
Garter bi Chandlee Plaintiff,
Against
Edward Adams ..ad Jemlma his wife,
ana thc heirs ana legal represcnt;t-
+ .cs ot W.n. Dcne, lie, aeC'd.
Defendants.
? = HE Defendants, John Hoof aud
a JanetIe his vile, aud josiah Mar
sha,t asd hiity ms wife, not havihg
entered their Appearance AID given Sc
Guilty ace"rd,6S TO ihs Ac. vi Assem-.
bly, and The ituIes of tnis Court, aud i;
appearI0S 0y satisfactory evidence.
tnat they are not Inhabitants of tbi,
country 1t is ordered, That tie sala
De.eauauts do appear here uU the hrs
das OF the mex. tern AMI answer ihe
Dill OF the plaintiff and that q cop,
OF ;hIe order be foIthwilh mser,eu AZ
some newspaper published III Wiuehes
tel for Two months s1cesssively, uni
posted at me front door of the COurt
abuse IA tie satj iowa OF W .nehestes
A-Copt rvste,
May AZ l. DANIEL LEE, e'e.
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vi ti'c leTt'f Cogrt al haue-
~ Tor che. VI inchesi.r District, rro-
n"unred onthe 9th day of April 1928
in the case of
Robert Page. aG'mr
with the will anncxe. g. PLAINTIFF
Laurence Butler dcr'G.
Against
Joseph Baker, late Slicr \ -
Wof Frederick County, =
to whom WIS c, inmi,tcd =
the admins roti u of the )
Fsia e Of IL 9Th ii. Nc
kearn -eased. Adam =
douglas and others.
i shall proceed to sell =, l.ilic auc.
zion ON the premises, On A,,nday he
eth day tf .inss mex i. "a tr:.c. OF aud
with It's arpurl. nances y Ins ii. ,,d-
erlck CotnA within auog, ! mi. ; of
Winchester. ST. iated ON both s;,ics of
ParNin,s NJ llrun. and adjoining JON
athan Parkihs. Jan. Smith. Samuel
divert. and William COchi.n,'s
tracts Of Land containing about two
h"ndre'l a'd fort! eight acres. ! lie
soil OF tins tract Land is good. and
there is .-ne,ei failing slr,am BASS
ing Though it. on which. sherv is
good site for water wor OF, any
kind.-ShouId il be deemed an ..ly s,.-
tagc in the sale, the land will he sid
10 parcels = I he terms of sale viii be-
one third ct the parcilase meme IA
cash; one, third TO bc.paid ON or uel.,.e
the expiration Of twelve month from
Tie DAY oil tue Sale, and the remaining
bird part ofthe purchase money to
DC paI'i on OF. before the expiration
OF two years from the day oi The sale,
which two last, Mentioned payments
are to be secured by bonds anu pe,so-
nal security. payable at the tines ~,
bove mentioned, and in the event Of
the failure on tie part of the pnrcha-
ser To Pay the. said bonds as The, res
pectiyvly beco 81, due. righi is here,
| ny reserved to. resell the sad ira, Of
Land "Ith us appm;enances as the a-
oo'e III ntiOned court at { hancery
may hereafter see proper to order and
direct sale to commence at 10 o.
clock. 49,,
JOHN SEWERS. ID. Nj, For
JOAN 5. FkYIUN, NJ. w.D.
June ids.
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Virginia to Wit /:
May VI.

Virginia to Wit:
1T mi, hUiuen az fAt Clerks Office OF
ne SnpertOr t0urf OF than. try jor ihf
~ ,achester Distrsct The j.rsl .h0nday an
.'prH %.
Barton Smoot Plaintiff.
A geinst
Joseph Starns Defendant,
The Defendant not having entered
ms appearance ami gwen .eeurry ae-
eordinY to the Act IT Assembly AM,
The kuie, OF This Court, ana IL appear
ing by satisfactory e.'jeucs, thai he is
no, al iuhabi,aBt of this country ;l.Is
ordered, that the said Defendant d.
appear here on the first day OF iht mex,
term and answer the bill of the DIain-
'iff and that II copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
aubli.hed IN Winebeater. for tive
mon ,hs sueeessiveiy aud posted at the
froDt door OF the Court House in the
laid town Of W inebester.
A Cop,-reste.
DANIEL LEE, C. C.
May IN.
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she Is a"Out 8 -,.is ga aSe, rather
oi a JcnD"i 49, cast, AL stout noIe. -
Di, tsiri 10 wcii hhOnn ms WiuChcS-
ieI, hevliig been bIrcu cut iUr Nci.ii
Sca'e D, tne c5ia.e "a Gen. oinSietOn,
at nc s.dc ,.i whose Nc5r"es one Vas
pUchdocG. .>ne was saot IA the ST.
''te, 1, Is Oeheyed, Ol Nj. Joseph <.
baldwin. IBc aovse reward viii be
Si'ct iJr apPrencnuInS aha securn.
e"ld ''i', ia ..nJ sosI 10 lbat set h,I
again.
BAL HAILk Muse,
Ak,d5
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
For Rent.

VA Veiu BIZ NJ IN N, Mil on
. TIE sbeUauioeL River. di.,sr, /. -.
" u '"'ee "i'es from sD,cktt. Fe,,v.
Il IS n' hszar1ipe too much az
a ~ n"ii 80 thr Valley i. batter
''inS' ii Tor d"'ry n istx ana a IN.
taseoo- business he ,.n.rT M, oct
po''e7''" ea'lJ IN 10, For IN &c
par 'ru' - rnt pet.rb " .stine r.,t
'ef rrsd 10 NJ J cpl s.. ss,d
who oeerpiss ~ up 81, - n,s.
sent. JpStPii ~. hEhU.
JAMES SHIP.
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l bread | aces. sc.

THE subscribers have iuy., recefv
ed large supply of the best t.nrIish
Threat Laees and dgings oe an en-
tirciy new and elegant Sitle Of yo,i'
Gunpowder NtrasL o,,,
Y e; a 4, 50, TEAS s s'as' l '"s
o"" "s'"h } quality
Chcese, &c: Il.
LANE S BRONZE
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MARsHAI.,s SALE.

HBURSC Al J. To a tscicetal order
- OF the S lericr Court al ,han,e-
ID Tor che VI iichester District. rro-
n"unted onthe 18th day uf April 1928
In the case of
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P.liN rTD ANb rlHS4iS,aED
a.
JOHN HElSKEI.I,
At three dollars per amA'1m payable ~
advance.
30 DOLLARS
REV ARD.

I'D tNAW " from the subscriber
LNlivins iii frederick 'nn nty, Va
on 'nes'lsy the 27lh iisf. Negrr
Man named
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-17

the colony with poaitry, vegetables.
eggs, honey, and other articles, and. as
they had no means OF communication
with Sierra Leone. the coionlsts wete
IN great want IF all kinds IF feesh p'o.
vision, and, at the date of the agents
last letters, had been six wssks on an
ailouancs of bread and meat.
The morning after the second battle,
the commandant of the British armed
schr. Prince Regent, then providential-
ly in the prfing. sent ABOUT 90 marines
to the assistance of the coionists, with
supply of am munition and provisions.
Capt. Laing, the late celebrated Afri.
can traveller, than whom no man 90
the continent is better acquainted with
the native character, tho next day Gu
tered into a negotiation with the head
men for peace. They unanimously
consented 70 a truce, and to submit all
differences to Gov. Mccarthy, under
whose mediation a treaty of peace is to
be entered into. The British marines
are left 10 keep up the truce: and, by
this happy arrangement, the trade
with the natives for poultry, &c. has
been renewed.
Soon after the truce was effected, the
commander Of a Colombian armed YES
sci offered to present the establishment
with a new elegant prize schr. of SO
tons. This will add materially to the
security Of the settlement, and furnish
the means of intercourse with Sierra
Leone, or any other place on the cast.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-17
IN COUNCIL,
APRIL a..

On balloiing Tor Board of Health, the
following persons were duly elected, viz !:
North OF King street--A. &. Cazenove.
Robert Brocke,t jr. WIN. Bartleman.
Between King and Prince-Silas Reed,
George Coleman. Thomas Smith.
South of Prince-Daniel Wright, John
Roberts, George S. Hough.
The committee 10 whom the subject was
referred, reported bill entitled IAN act
supplementary to an act reducing into
one and amending the several acts respect
ing gauger, measures OF Lumber. wood
and bark; and inspectors OF beet. pork +.
h-b, lumber. whiskey, peach and apple
brandy" which was read a first time, and
laid on the table.
The committee to whom the subject
was referred, reported a bill entitled an
act to repeal, 10 part, the 5th section Of an
act entitled "an act TO suppress public
gambling in the town OF Alexandra"
which was read 6rst time, and laid on
he table.
The committee who were appointed to
settle the accounts OF the police cousta-
bles, arising out OF the dog tax made re-
port, which was conCurred IN by the cOun-
Gil.
The committee to whom was referred
the petition OF Davis Bowie made report,
which The council re used to concur in.
The commute. to whom was referred
the situation of the bridge on Washington
and Wilkes streets made report, which
was concurred IN by the council
The committee appointed 10 examine
into the situation OF Pitt, between Queen
and Princess streets made a report, which
was read and laid on tie table.
Ordered, rha, Benjamin Baden may
continue to use the clay Oh Payne-street,
TOR The purpose Of making brick, at the
same price, and under The some regula
tons as contained IN an order OF council
filth June, 1922, on tue subject: but
this permission shall not extend Tor lou
ger time than the present year
The petition OF John Tatsapaugh and
,thers as received and read, aud laid on
he table.
Ordered. That Messrs. Butcher and
Johnston he a committee to examine Co
lumbus street, between Wolfe and Wilkes
streets. and report the necessary repairs.
Extract FROM the minutes
Test. I.P. THOMPSON, C. c.
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Removal.

THE subscriber. having renewed from
i his former stand, now occupies the
warehouse on the wharf, lately in The Os-
cupancy of Mr. John Furlong, and
Meet door to III. Pkineas Janney's,
where be will continue 10 transact busl"
ness on commission. ;
He offers for sale the following consign1
I'd articles: Baltimore refined sugar Of va
rious qualities, dome site gInghsns slr'Pes
and bedticks; an assortment OF brass bard
ware, do. English stone ware, cut nails
and brads, from id 10 god. and William.
sons patent economical coffee roasteis,
for the sale OF which BE- is the only agent
in town. He has on band also, Balliu ore
wbskey, 10 barrels, several thousand
pounds OF bacon. and intends keeping
Family Flour
and groceries generally. N. B Flour and
Other produce, received on storage, as
formerly. GEO. JOHNSON.
march 60 law3t
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Public Sale
On SATURDAY, the 18th inst.

On SATURDAY. the 18th inst.
As At 4 O'Clock, p. Al the sGhscri-
TIT Der will offer at public sale, Oh
6sns the premises, valuable two sio-
- ~ brick tenement + tot of ground,
on The south side OF Queen street, and on
the east side oil Fairfax street. at their ~
tersectIun. extending on Queen street
eastwardly he feet 4 inches, thsnce south.
wardly 50 leet 3 inches. westwsrdiy 70
feet inches. nortbwardly q teet 9 mch-
es, westwardIy 80 ieet TO Fairfax street ;
thence on that street 55 It 3 inches. Also,
a Lot Of Ground,
on the south east corner of Union and
Princess st, binding on Union street 5el
ieet, and running hence eastn ardly ,pto
the river, being the property called A.
dams wharf, with all the buildings there
OH. The above sale will be made under
the authority of two deeds, one OF which
is from John Adam and Mary his " tie,
the other from John Adam, to secure he
payment OF certain notes in the said deeds
mentioned Terms at sale,
R. |. TAYLOR. trustee,
april lo Is
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COHEN'S OFFICE,

IA, Market street, where the great CAPT.
tails 10 both the last lotteries were sold.
The GRAND STATE LOTTERY will
commence on the 26th next month high
EST prizes DlGO, 900; 20 900; 2 OF ~, 900,
2 Of 5000, 20 OF 1000, &c. &c. Tickets
at .weiDe dollars.
GTOrders meet prompt attention, as u
sual, addressed 10 J. | COHEN, Jr.
april Baltimore
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-17
Lime
Notice.
For Rent.

For Rent.
That convenient dwelling house
Nh on St Asaph street, between kiHg
4stg and Prince streets, al present oc-
As cupied by Mr.. West Ashton.
Also. A CONVENIENT DWELLING,
with large lot attached thereto. at the
corner of Cameron and Fayette streets.
Also, THREE OFFICES, on Wash
ington>stree!, near the corner OF k'ag-st.
Apply at the Nee hanics' Rsrkto
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cash'r,
spril 10 "
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Removal.
JOHN II. RUN.NELL.S

y ESPECTFCLLY informs his friends
IL and customers, that be has removed
bis Office
NEXT DOOR TO DR.. WASHINGTON.
corner OF koyal and King streets. where
ne offers variety OF fancy goods on rea.
sonable terms, and great variety Of
numbers in The new lottery to be drawn
next mouth in Baltimore. Schemes OF
each can be bad gratis by calling at his
othee, and all information respecting Iotte.
rIes. spul 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-17
a. MARINE LIST, M
PORT OF ALEY.lND
co,,Ep FROM TUE REApING-RooM BOOKS

.Apru l5--Sailed,
Ship Eagle, Morrel, Cowes and a mar
ket.
Brig Olympia, Sou,ber, Gibraltar.
Sloop AdeIia, Thorp, New York.
- Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Aprd l6-Arrired,
Schr, Ann, Webb. Thomaston, 9 days;
lime to WIN. Fowle j. Co.
Schr Mary. Smith. Boston; salt. rum,
lamp oil, SC. TO J. II. Laid & Co. and ID.
master.
ScEr. Rebecca, Mari, Pa.uxent; tobac.
CO 10 Wn. Fowle l. Co.
S,hr. Marcer, Mason. from saco; lum-
Der TO VIM Fowle T. Co.
Schr. Patriot, Barker. from Norfolk;
ballast 10 WIN. Fowle & Co.
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Caution,

4 Ii persons are hereby for~arned
"a from trusting any person 90 my ac>
count, partio ularIy my lie. Mary Eies-
berry; as | am determined to pay no
debts but such az are contracted by my
self. CHARLES ElESBEKRY.
april Is 81
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rIhe drawings begin next
Month.

Cohen's Office, Balt,mone, .apri! I'd, lea3.
We have the pleasure to announce, that
owing to the Aateripg encouragement al
ready evinced by The public towards the
new schemes, the Commissioners and Ma
nagers have already been enabled TO fix
early periods for commencing them, as
stated below. While rendering our &C
acknowledgements to The public tor the very
extensive and continued patronage we re.
ceive, we beg permission on this occasion,
to remark the expedition Of drawing as
well as the promptnes' ard punctuality in
the payment Of prizes, phich hare olseays
characterized The baltimore Lotteries. and
which has deservedy rendered them so
popular not only at hone, but in every
section of The Union-ln the Two Lotle-
ries herewith presented, the CASH, as
here totore, can he had tor all prizes sold
at Cohen's Office, tue moment they are
drawn,
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
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ALIENS
The M0nument Wheets

Are now preparing W IT'D all possible expe-
dition. for ths dra y ing, which will CON-
mence agreeably to advertisement, on
NEXT WEDNESDAY FUR WEEKS,
The demand for tickets lowing TO The su.
perior advantages Of the scheme) is very
spiri,ed-the arrangement OF having so
large number of the great Capitals float
ing on the very first day, IS one Of its prin
cipal attractions in a pecuniary point Of
view, particularly also as the CASH can
be had the moment they are drawn, tor
all prizes sold at COHEN'S OFFICE -
The following are The numerous capital
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AUCTION SALES.

Ni., ht sale.
C.NSAI CEDAY EVEhLNG at 7 o'clock,
~, ILL Ue soid al the auction store, q
w greet variety OF articles, all zi:h-
cut rsyeTps: az oDe which are
Most sup mems Eais
Children's 90
Knives l. forks. pCcaet Knives
Snuff boxes, fancy hardware
Goats and pattern, Tor spri0g & sum-
mer clothes
A lew sets Of tea ware. &c.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
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CotiIlion Party.

MR.. GENERES has the honor of in.
lVl ioruing the ladies aDG gentlemen OF
Alexandra tliat the Cotiliinn party will
be on 1HCRSD.iY NEXT, l7th INST.
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