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Lottery aud Exchange Office, ia. Markei-st
BALTIMORE.
Where The great capital prizes in Roth
TIE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, aud
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBI AIMED THAN At ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any part of the United States,
either TX mHil (post paid) or private convey
nnee epeRsing the cash ~ prize in any Of
lhe lat'rrier, viii mee. ,,e SHINE
prompt and punctual attention as il on per.
sonal application, addressed 10
J. |. COHEN, Jr baltimore.
II C0HEN'S "Loaery Gasetie and Re
gisier,' which is published regularly afturcnch
drawing, will contain the Official lists of the
Grand Slate IOittry, aud will be forwarded,
grdtis, 10 all who purchase their tickets ut
COilEN's OFFICE, aud who signify their
wish To have the same.
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The nature of this enterprise, may be under
stood from a few considerations which the ad
vertisers will venture to subjoin to their annun
citation oiit. The periodical works of Great
Britain and France contain a mass OF literary
andscientitic Intelligence, when does notreach
the American public Tor want of a suitable
channel, but which would be read among us
with equal pleasure and profit. Such Of the
biit'9h Reviews and Magazines as are reprint.
al the United States-not excepting the T..
dnburgh aud Quareerly Reviews-embrrce
much matter which is Of little inter est and Jfno
advantage tothe American reader, aud not I'm
frequently fitted to vitiate his literary taste, his
morals. or his political principles. 1t is desna.
bic, under these circumstances, that a selection
should bemade, such as would furniah the "a
tuable and entertaining portion OF their con
aents, to the exclusion oithe other portion cou
sting OF details and ~speculations either uuin-
s~resting IN themselves, or mischlevous in tiseiI
tendency, or altogether OF Local concern aud
application. TN this plan, idle expense and a
~ruitless consumption oft,me, would be olivia
sed for pages destitute OF merit might be sub
.t,tnted many of value which now remain I'm
known and Inaccessible. OF several Is itish
turnals oil the scientific and erudite cast, and
others indeed of a mon &c ieral and a,the same
ME very solid characte little OF no use is
mode by the edito, S and compilers olthe perio-
dical works pr intedinthe United States.
The object OF the onenow advertised, is tho
accumulation, in a imanentiorrs, oil the ma
serial. thus neglected, and OF the lite any AID
fcientifc article, worthy OF being rcp.iuten in
this country, tut which, when SO, are accom-
panied by nthe,s possessing no CLAIM To attcn-
ton. A mi cellany-tne select Revt ws-aldn
in the d.sisu, bu, not equaiin comprehensive
nes,, to the present, h,urished for some years
m this city, and would, it may he presumed,
have continued to be supported by a " de-spread
Subscription. hut for an alteration OF the plan,
and series If adventurous feve'ses IHe revi
val oft. with a larger scope, uld seem likely
to be attended with still mo e signal success
than its original existence, owingto the great
multiplication OF readers II periodical works,
and the wide diffusion OF the habit OF seeking in
chem. 18th Information and amusement.
The Muselm coinmeucelin July, 1922. 1t
forms two volumes a yer.
Published monthfy-Prlce SIT Dollars a year,
payable an adrance
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Notice.
A BOUT the 10th of March last, a b,

A BOUT the 10th of March last, a bond
"A was given by William J. FrceIand, in
the name Of FreeIand, Ferguson & Co TO
David >. Garland aud Mioejah pendleton, in
a sum between : and 5000 dollars, payable
the lst day Of this month, for II debi Jus we
are inlorned) owing either by the said VIM,
I. Frceland, or the late firm of Garland 4
/ IRELAND, To one of the Lynchburg banks
at any rate for IA debt in which we are in no
wise concerned. We therefore take this ear
liest opportunity afterlearning the above fact
to shy to the public that we will not pay the
aforesaid bond, and do not consider ourselves
at all bound for il. We feel ii our duty 10 state
our belief that this bone was obtained in an
ungnarded aud distressed hour, Ivy the impur.
tnnities of one OF the obligoes-that the pcr-
son who gave il acted uuder the sincere (bul
it may be iallacious) expectation tbnt he
wonid be able 10 discharge the debt without
to us-aud nader the erroneous be
lief that the firm whose name he thus impro.
perry used was largely indebted 10 him.
WILLIAM H. NINGFIELD,
DOUGALD FERGUSON, il.
OWENS {. FOWLER,
Idriaers IN thc idtt firm of
ireeidad, Ferguson 4 Go.
July IL. ~
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ii. and WILLIAM PRICE n n

ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.
AsIts title indicates, the JouTnalaow Offered
to the patronage oIthc public, will be con ,uet
ed entirely on the principle OF Selection. Tht
leading feature oilhe plan, moredistinctlyenun.
GATED, IS to present at stated intervals, a sort oil
synopsis ofthe Foreign Magazines, Journals.
and Reviews, appropriated 10 Medicine and its
alndred Sciences.
No one will doubt theimportancc ofthis de-
Ign, who Is conyersant with the periodical
works oil Europe. A. is incident to such pub
LEGATIONS, the matter whichthey contain is alto
getherof a mixed nature, and Of merits themost
unequal. They are a vast field, where golden
wheat istoo often choked by useless OF PERM
c'oas tares, and where it imports us like the
prudent husbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time so numerous, SO costly
and so difficult to be procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority Of the
cultivators ofscienceinthe United States, thro
a medium somewhat similar to the one now
proposed. Histherefore meant to give an en-
tract Sc copious of their contents, a. NOT only to
exhibit the rogress oithe Physical Sciences a.
broad, butte do away, ina great degree, the
necessity ofiecurii ing to the works themse yes.
The contents ofthe journal will be arranged
under the division of
1. Selected Papers.
9. Selected Reviews.
3. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
r. List OF New Publications.
The work is ~publishe in numbers in Janua-
ry, April. July, and October, forming yearly a
large volume.
This journals a continuation oil the Flee
trio Repertory, and was commeneedin January,
1921.
Published quarterly-Price -Four DoHorsGyea
dyn6ie la ddrGace.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, BY inscription,
A NEW AMERICAN
biographical Dictionary
A REMEMBRANCER
A EMEMBRANCER

OF TIE
Departed Heroes, Stages and Statesmen Of A
mericd.
To be confined exclusively to those who sic
nalt'ed themselves, IN either capacity, in thl
Revolutionary War, which obtained The indie
pendence oitheir country.
Second Edition. Wih ra appendir-coniainip,
sItE Declaration by the Re~pIesentatiy es o
Il the United Colonies of North America
acting forth the causes and necessity of tal,iup
up arms, July o, l715-The Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies, 10 the
King OF Great Britain. July ., procia
ton OF Congress fora day OF fasting, humilia-
ton and prayer, March II, 177h--The necla.
ration OF Independence, July 4, l756-and the
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
Of America, October 80, 1879.
Also, the Constitution OF the United States.
and the Farewell Address OF General WASH.
~rNoToN, TO the People of the United States, an
n',lncing his intention OF retiring from public
service, Septemherl7, 1896.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
We are reduced To the alternative Of choo
sing an unconditional submission to the tyran.
ny OF irritated ministers, OF resistance nv lorce
The latter is our choice. We have countrdthe
cost ofthls contest, and find nothing SO dread.
ul as voluntary slavery. Honor, Justice, aud
humanity FORBID us tamely to sun ender that
ieedom which we received from eur gallant
ancestors, and which our innocent postciity
have a right to Teceive from a%s. We cannot
endure the inIany and guilt OF rcsigntng sue.
ceedirg generationsto that wTetchcdncss which
inevitably avail 5 them il we baSey entail here.
ditaiy bondage upon them.
The al ms we have been compelled by our
enemicsto assume, W. will, in defiance o|icvery
hazard, with unabatIng tirmness and persevel-
anee, employ ioi the preservation Of our libcr-
tirs-being With one mind resolved to die free
men rather than to live slaves. Declaration
Of Congress, setting forth The necessity ottakiag
up dfmS-Jaiy u, l175i
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0F The EDiToRs OF THE VIReISIAN,
(agents for L%ynchburg and its vicinity so
Iicit subscriptions to the ebove works.
The North American Review, and AmerI-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have a decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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WOOL CARDING
a Double Cylinder Machine.

gnNlIE Subscribers hereby give notice lha
u they have REMOVED their Uoot Curt
ing .Mdchinc from BOtetourt 10 Lynchburg.-
Having procured "a new set of Cards, they
will be enabled TO execute all orders with
despatch All wool will be received Al thcir
store, opposite the Nlrginlau office, aud card
ed in the best manner.
This machine was built for the subscribers
by the most celebrated machine builders in
the United States and, having double oyliu-
dcrs, il makes rolls much superior 10 those
carded by Il single cylinder machine. All
Wool, before it Is brought 10 tbs machine,
must he cleaused from all tick, burrs aud
other hard substances, that viii iujurc the
cards. One pnnnd of clean lard 10 every ten
pounds OF wool must be sent with the wool,
aud also Il sufICiency OF linen or cotton sheets
to contain the rolls. They viii card nj The
usual prIce, and cash will he required for the
carding when the rolls are taken awhy. tIn-
wing employed n man from the north, who Is
well experienced in the above business, 10
superinlcnd the machine, the propricturs flat
ter themselves that they will be able In card
wool in a manner superior TO ANY ever card
ed in this country. rhcy therefore solicit the
custom of the public IL general.
HOLMES l. BIusNSTEK.
ABril 30 Wtslt
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More New Goods.

WIt WHN VItNIHE TT JVHOfNI'E oIUT's
EOODS
SuperGne black Gasstmercs, Tor slmmcr roats,
Do. plain black Mandarin Grapes,
Elegant worked Muslin Itobes,
a further supply ofricll garze Iiandkerchicfs,
Do. do. new style talicocs,
Handsome figured Grapes, all colors,
DO, black Gros lie Maple silk,
India feather Fans, cr.rn SIR nud tcrV elegant
A general ass%orfucuoof ladies' q GEL > mems
SHOES, u the newest and most t|ashiona
bic shapes,
low for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON Il co.
june D.. t,gl
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CAVTAN%.

CHE public are hereby cautioned against
SION f. SPENCER, about i feet orr
inches high, very black hair, far complexion,
a very likely man, OF fine address, ana most
unhoilnded assurance. About four weeks ago
lie borrowed my Mare for IA day or two, and
moi having returned her for TWO Or three
weeks, went in pursuit OF him and found that
he had traded her of. procured a writ Tor
the purpose of experimenting The villain at
Halifax court house, but, with his usual Gun
ming, lie gave me the slip before 1t could be
executed. While | was procuring the wfh,
Spencer stole my saddle, which | had lnst be
fore taken from him. 1t is needless, atterihis
detail, to say that the said spencer is "A 9coh,i-
drel, a Villain aud a Thief, aud ina me pun
lie should be on their guard against him.
JAMES h. GREEN.
May II. olo9
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American Journal of Science an
Arts,

Conducted by BENJAMIN ~SILLTMAN, Pro
Jessor Of Chemistry, &c. Yale college.
This journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form a volume.
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~>s) bottles SWANS CELEBRATED
4 - FANACFA, jus, received by
june q. 1HONaS } DUFAT.
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, aud has since been steali
y advancing in public estimation In Janua-
y, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, Of the University At Cambridge,
New-England. A ntW series was then com.
menccd, with which il is convenient TINT SUBJ
scriptions should begin. Orders tor any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re-
ceived by f. LittelI and by H.. Norris Henry,
who are interestedin the publication.
Published qudrierly-Priee Fire Dollars 4
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
James 5. Gunnell, M. Id.
DENTIST.

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services
~ as DENTIST, TO the citizens and visi.
tors of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
WASHINGTON GeOrgetO,Ua alexandria
DR.. Sim DR.. c Worthington DR.. Semmes
F May P. Warfeld Washingto
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt N W. Worthington Fitzhugh
Sewall Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen John Mason, Richard B. Lee,
esq. Col. A. Henderson, George Graham,
esq Rev. DR. A Hunter, DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets w on the same
square with Mr.. Gunton's apothecary shop.
Washington, Oct. 7tb, 1922.
RrDr Gunnell may be coosulted at
Mr.. CIagett's hotel, in Alexandra, every
Friday, from A nj until P. NJ. Tex
cept during the sessions Of Congress J
All letters addressed TO DR.. q in Washing
ton, or Jeff at CIagett'. hotel will be pune
tually attended to, lswtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13

legs are tied under the horses belly
Ia bag of hay is we'll fastened on
the horses shoulders, to which the
body leans forward, and is ~ de fast;
and in this manner rode the dead
man over mountains to his resting
place in Forthuus Church in Lystef,
Ia fearful horseman.
81 spent the night at Vettie, and
was next morning out with the good
man to have full view OF his little
romantic dale, where bill and valley,
wood and water, the lofty black noun
tain.masses, over which the majestic
fall poured its foaming silver, were
all grouped in the most picturesque
manner, in a landscape in which the
strongest features Of nature were
wonderfully blended with her sweet
est smiles. The severe and the gay
moderated one another by being min.
gIed in one look. The chorus Of the
feathered tribe only was wanting in
the wosd and forest. 9'he tempera-
ture here is too severe for the deli.
cate songsters of the sky: no where
does the lark mount in bis airy flight;
even the thrush flies to mildfr reg ons.
The cuckoo only. with his mouoton-
GUS song. for a short time enliveAs
the silence Of the wood"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
TEAM.BOAT HOTEL.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS.

TNHE subscriber respectfully INFORMS the
public, that he intends keeping, du-
ring The season. OYSTERS otsa superior
quality. which he will be happy to serve
up in any manner called for at his house.
He will also accommodate families with
sbucked oysters or in the she'll AS ne has
mande arrangements for receiving regu-.
lar supply, customers may rest assured
that they will be OF the first quality, OF
none will be sent them.
Having number OF private rooms, par
ties can be accommodated to their satisiac-
ton. WM. b. 81 JAIL
oct IA u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Public Sale.

Ys%HE subscriber, having obtained letters
y of administration from the County
Court OF LeudouD, on the estate OF oam1
Singleton, decd, will offer for sale, al the
late residence of said decedent, near NJ ID
dIeburg. on the 10Th day OF November
next. q. fair, if not the next taiF day there
after The following personal properly
viz about
IS HEAD OF HORSES,
a large stock of CATTLE, SHEEP, anS
HOGS; also very excellent
.Ntso Wagon and Gear.
and farming utensils of every description,
together with variety Of
HouseholdS kitchen furniture
Also, quantity OF Wheat, Rye Oats
Corn, &c &c. -. 6
The sale will be made on credit or
twelve uonths-on all sums over hye cor
lars the purchaser giving bond, with APP
proved security; for all sums ct i've do1N
lars, or under, the cash will be TequIreu'
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock: ~
oct 96-tl5N HUGH SMITH.
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TWO LOTS OF LAND

binding on the Georgetown road, and con.
tiguous to the town. They contain about
twelve acres, are well enclosed, and in
Timothy. Also, one annuity or rent in fee
Of four hundred and forty four collars,
charged on lot of ground in the said
town on The north side of Wolf and west
side of Union streel-commonIy called
the disiillery LOT. The terms will be made
known on The day of sale. Cash will be-
required, however. unless other terms can
then be agreed on by the parties concerns
ed, and a resale will immediately take
place al the risqe OF the first purchaser, un-
less the terms OF the sale are Immediately
complied with. R. ! TAYLOR.
oct rs zen
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Notice.

TIME subscriber having been appointed
a. trustee for the benefit OF the creditors
of Samuel Snowden. an insolvent debtor
hereby requires all persons indebted 10
the said Samuel Snowden, 10 make pay
ment without any delay to him; or TO such
person or persons as may be legally au'
thorised by bim to receive payment.
auo ~ NJ. S WISE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
New Goods.

THE subscribers have received Dy .ns
Pioneer from Liverpool, and Cadmu'
from Hsvre, large stock OF seasonao'e
English, Scotch and FrsneN
WooHen Cotton s Silk Goods,
By the Shenandoah, (daily e2pec'eo'A
they have supply OF
German Linens.
For sale on reasonable terms oy paeN
age or piece. Also jus! received.
case of domestic printed caiicoeS
s cases sattinets ~. .ouons
20 bales OF 50 A 5-4 domeslic eo'''"
brown and bleach eu oursco
SEM 4. &, CAZlNHoVE 8 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Real Estate & Slaves for Sale
AT AUCTION.

e,A By virtue OF a deed OF trust
GfTE from Jacob Hoffman and wife, 10
Eshss secure the payment OF certain mos
N.-Gs neys therein mentioned, the SUBJ
scriber will sell at public auction to The
highest bidder, at the Sugar Refinery Of
Hoffman T. Son on WASHINGTON street, ON
Monday sad day Of November
next, The following real estate and slaves
viz one story brick bouse and lot situate
on the north side OF King street in the
town of Alexandria, between Washington
and Columbus streets. and now occupied
by MIR. William Gillian. Also, one other
bouse and lot stories high. and built Of
brick, situate in the said town, on tbe south
side of Prince street, and formerly occu-
pied by Charles Sade as hardware
store, being near the intersection of Prince
and Fairfax streets. Also, one other house
and lot upon the east side of Washington
street, and to the southwark OF King street,
in SAID town, and near the Methodist meet"
ing house Also.
Sir Valuable Negro Men,
some OF whom are experienced sugar bell"
srs.
Terms will be made known on the day
OF sale. Cash will be required unless o.
Their terms can then be agreed on by The
parties concerned-and a resale will i'm"
mediately take place, at the risque of The
purchaser, unless the terms OF the hrst sale
be forthwith complied with.
THOMPSON F. MASON.
oct Q6 t92N
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Best Chewing Tobacco.

NIFTY kegs and baIfkegs manufactured
Il Tobacco, 8's, l2's, l6's and pound
twist, Barclays brand; warranted superior
to any in the district. Just received by
the schooner Union, from Richmond, Tor
sale by J. d. BROWN, Agent.
NV O IT
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ALIENS

Lottery and Exchange Office.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
Orders from any part OF the U. States,
per nail, post paid, or by private convey
ance, enclosing cash or prize tickets IN the
New York and Baltimore Lotteries, Will
receive the most prompt attention, IT adj
dressed TO
S. T. M. ALLEN + Co.
nov Washington City
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Nill commence drawing on the Tia
next month, fNovember.]
f<>yJEnsE
SCHEME.

20, 900 Tickets at Dc, IS DloO,ooo
All the prize. to be floating from The
commencement OF The drawing, except the
following, which will be deposlted IN the
wheel at d. finite periods VIZ:
On the 5th drawing prize Of 10000
On the 10th do do 5000
On the 10th do do 10000
0n the 18th do do 10000
The lottery To be completed in twenty
drawings-the prizes only to be drawn.
The whole OF the prizes payable in
cash. sixty days after the completion OF
the dra Ing, subject to deduction OF Is
per cent
Whole tickets D1o 90 Quarters D2 80
Halves b 90 Eighths 70
Fer sale, in a great variety OF numbers,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
A SUGAR REFINERY

with all the usual and necessary npIp.
ments and appurtenances connected bv .
brick wall and shed, with a iargge two,
story brick warehouse and meat house
all built within a few years past. and
believed to be in complete order for car.
sying on business. There is also on The
same lot of ground atwo story brick dwell,
ling house, lately erected on Queen street.
and two other wooden dwelling house,
which are rented on ground rent for ever
and pay 6t'y dollars per year. This pro.
perry will be sold altogether or 10 lois tn
suit purchasers, as will be made known On
the day OF sale. Being situated in The
centre OF the town, very highly improved
and in situation every way desirable; it
presents an object TO capitalist, whith IS
rarely TO be met At the same time and
place, and under the authority OF the same
deed. shall sell
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13

Georgetown after mentioned situated lying
and being or much Corporation George
town c. year 1929 with costs and charges oe
to commence 10 O'Clock, A M Terms cash. a..u, tn,
Bridge s. g. Prospect $4,000 80 ee
Part OF 10, on West stree number 60 fee front 9ss SCI
No H. addn 81 6 High stree, o sSS g
No. Old IS 633, Caueway sooo
Part S lot ss4 81 o f" ,9d 80 e g. Tp g stree,
Lot No. IS, IN E1onead's addition Zoo oN'
on half Slip Beatty aad Hawkins addO and Be' 1880
Part Bs addition Is feet Bl street 200 POO 80,
Cassanave' addition Washing 700 75
Lot No 81 m ditto 80 ON Washington 200 rs
Lot No in on aueway 500
Part 10, No 50 in do all the lot except 20 'front.' &c. oo
Lot No. 70 n samoa addition 80 aasss
Lot No 80 in same 30 1Ss
Lot No n same 30 Ia
Lot No 90 adss'
Dt csanaves adm 80 feet Green street 300 IS
Part lot. No. SO and 80 Hs add Pop 1000 SO
III s Bea' addn, ee on Bl 40 1000 so
wssbn a brick so walls up up, y ,a. np.as aso On
ar at' go Rs,l,s add az" ' - anu " ~ 1900
Par, lot No ss B. and add'n So Market
SO
Lot No IS Beatty ThekeId addn, 6o soo
Prospect 100 lee Ldngan
Part lot ell Beatty Hawkins addp 81 Fifth sss
Lot No s35 and d ps On Back street Seventh goo
Part No 49, and 81 mead addition Sc Dumbn, so 500
Part lot no. ESQ B. and add'o IS feet Seventh ,qs
Lot No. in Beatty addo amended Fourth 5oo Ok
Part lot No sss and adm ,aa ps s4
Part 81, Old Town, IS feet Duck lane 100 -
IS of lot No. a67 do Backs SO
o' No s B. sss and H.. adm s. on Fifth rs on Fs st. 500 IS
- ~ JOHN H0LTZNIAN, Collector.
Gsorgstswn, September SO, 1894 'awew
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13
Southern Bank Notes TAINTED.

Southern Bank Notes Wanted.
North Csrol'ua,)
s S::'s s; I'd Bank Notes
New Orleans,
Which will be taken at fair rates by
s. g. NJ. ALLEN &. co.
Lottery 4. Exchange Brokers,
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington City.
Where may he had, at sight, or short
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