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Qnantico Canal Lottery, lth class
G92t prizes, 1880 iith $4,000
1896 thanks, cts at 81.

This IS a%lottery formedby the ternarv com
bination and Formulation oi - Nos. To de.
ternine the prizes therein the - Nos. will be
publicly placed into a wheel on the day al
drawing, and four of them be drawn out Aud
that ticket having on il tue lst, "a aud 3D.
Nos. drawn from the wheel, in the order in
which drawn, will be entitled to the HIGHEST
prize those 3 other tickets which shall
have on them the same numbers in the other
orders Of combination and perturbation, will
each he ENTITLED TO q prize Of ~, those
o other tickttclwhich shall hive on them
three al the drawn numbers, and tllase three
the Isl, I'd aud 4tl, will each be entitled 10 n
prize of Slow those q other tickets Which
shall have on them three Of the drawn Nos.
and those three the Isl, 81 and 18th, will be
each entitled 10 u prize of $500 those q 9th.
er tickets which shall have on them three Of
the draNn Nos. viz the I'd, I'd aud llh, will
each be entitled 10 q prize of gao; those lss
tickets which shall have on them two OF the
drawn Nos and those two the 3d and ltl,
drawn, will eaCh hc entitled TO a prize Of 500
all others having on them two OF the drawn
Mo-, (being 600 will each he entitled 10 II
prize of go aud all those which shall have
one oil the drawn Nos. on (%t,eing 6U72) vii
each he entitled toa prize Of SO.
M ticket which shall have drawn "A prize Of
n superior denomination can be entited 10 mn
interior PRIZE, frI2es payabic 80 day inter
the drawing, aud subject MS usual 10 II deduc-
ten Of II per cent.
The drawing viii take place on Thur ady,
ile 10Th day OF Norcm6cr next or ut much
earlier day 1.-THE sale OF tickets Will warrant
il.
Tickets and shares for sale at A. II. North
Book Store, al the scheme price, until Thurs.
day next the 10Th inst.
Whole Tickets S5-Ilslves 81 5o-9uarter.
81 %.
Package Of o tickets embracing tile q
combination and FORMULATION numbers of the
lottery, warranted 10 draw, NJ least SEQ, less
tiian ID per cent. may also be had nt0le same
rate, but on that day the tickets will positive.
~ be advanced to So.
ADRIAN n. NORTH.
Tune 4
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, by subscription,
A NEW AMERICAS
Biographical Nictionar!
OR
A REMEMBRANCER

OF THE
Departed Heroes, Sages and Statesmen of a
meriya.
TO be confined exclusively to those who sig
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Revolutionary War, which obtained the Indie.
pendence oftheir country.
Second Edition. Hih oHoPpendif-eoniainiag
sNltE Declaration by the Representatives oil
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acting forth the causes aud necessity ~ taking
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Representatives of the United Colonies, to the
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ration oil Independence, July /, l716-and The
manifesto by the Congtcsa OF the United States
Of America, 0ctobcr 80, li79.
Also, the Constitution Of the United States,
and the Farewell Address OF General WASH.
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service, September z, 1896.
COMPILED BY THOMAS j. RODGERS
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up drmS-Juiy 6, 400
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Notice.

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"A was given by William | freelnnd, in
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would be able 10 discharge the debt without
rcsorline to us--and ander The erroneous be
lief that the firm whose name he thus iIupro.
perry used Wa largely indebted 10 him.
WILLIAM n. NiNGFiELD,
BDG0ALD FERGUSON, jr.
OWENS {. FOWLER,
Partners ia he Int firm If
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July ~. 2tf
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The whole of the first edition. having been
sold, the Editol has been nducedto oilel i new
Jiie, Oh a more cnlaI gcd scale, by reason Of the
many demands that have been made Tor the
work from various parts ofthc United States.
I'll favorable reception that has been given
To taia q Biographical Dlctiona " whii, 1t Is
grateful to the compiler, may he regarded as
honorable to the American community. Toe
ancient l~epnblics raised monuments olstone to
give perpetuity to the fame otthcir heroes a3e
sages. I'VE aoeldimplant the memory ,fopr's
- the hearts OF on, children, to be handed own
to their children, IL proud rememhl a &C 1.-THE
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super,ors. Ofthose who took part lhlhe Re
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tain many important characteristic auecdote-,
&c. neygl before published, Of those lilustiIous
men who acted a cons leu Us part in our glo-
rious Rev lluti n. The Editor thnksit proper
to ad ttral many gentlemen, f. IN various
pallsot the Union, have promiaed TO furnish
OIL inaiskvtche9 OF oar mostdi-tirguishtd Re-
,o,atlola,y hetoes, ages and atatesnien.
The valuable, rare, AID eloquent papers, ia
ken from the Journals OF the Rev lutienaty
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SPA e-aa nm = sassiistory add ess oil General
WastingsaL which the inst editien did not
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he work.
The first edition contained a biographical
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iortyor nifty more, who have died since the
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NJ
Mr.. Niles. in his Register, July i.l8l5,
concluded anatticle ona >cho lBooks," with
he FOL owing Observations /:
I" have been led to these few remark, by
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ny Ar. Rogers, at E%.astol, Pcnu. cntItled " a
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patriots and sa ses&
Nfw-YonK, April 10, lS1f-SIn-Next to
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OF ate lion in all our sem mares" OF learning,
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CONUti1ONS.

l. The work to be comprised in an octave
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e ofouf depl,ted heroes, sages, and Statesmen.
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American Journal of Science and
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Conducted by BENJAMIN SILI1MAN, Pro
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srason, selected ia New York aud Phila-
drlphia, and will be offered Il, cheap rates.
Those DESTROYS purchasing good ban gains
will lind them at the Subscribers
". MCKEE K j. q. MEM
October 6. is1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
New and fashionable
.JEWELRY.

vusIIE subscribers are nov receiving rom
i New York and Philadelphia an add'"na'
snll,Iy-of new and fashionable goods, CONSIST
ing ia part ofihe following articles.
Pearl, Paste, FiIagree, aud Coral l.dr''ngs
Topaz, Garnet,, Pearl aud Paste breas'rihs
Steel Earrings, BreasipIns, Bits anu brace
let's
cor,l and fancy Necklace
Ladies and gentlemen Gold Patent Lever,
and plain Watches
Fine Gold Chains, Seals, and Keys
Silver Lever, and plain Watches
Plated Candlcsticks aud Casters, britahia
Ieapols
Brass, plated and Britannia Lamps
Convex, Comcaye, aud Green Speetaeles,
silver aud steel mounted
Rogers Gne Penkniyss, kazors aud Seis-
sors
IIemming Needles Gall numbers) warranted
first quality
Ladies aud Gentlemen's Pocket Books, aud
variety OF fancy aud staple articles ~
their line-All of which were carefully
selected By one oil the concern III the
Northern markets, and composes the
best assortment ever offered Ill tins
place.
Those who may feel disposed TO purchase
viii fluid il 10 their interest 10 give Us n call,
as we are determined Ia sell unusually low.
WILLIAMS q VICTOR
October % Is III