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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-31
New and Fashionable
GOODS.

rlagant Ciicasslan Plalds,
m do for Ladies' Cloaks,
s,4 Nerino black B"mbazeen, comtor.
table article for LADIES' dresses,
superb assortment Of fashionable Cali
Goes. among them some real Lafayette
patterns, :,
A fresh supply of rich Swiss Moslins,
Masonic Silk Handkerchlels, aud Mala-
bar do
A lew elegant Chinchilla Hats,
Black and coloured Gros de Naples Silk
Of the latest style and pattern,
case Grape Rohrs, all shades,
A few pieces Al KatIinctts, for ehidrens
wear,
Plaid Bomhazettes, at very low prices,
s.er,,A ia New York for cash, and will be
III at y small advance.
'' MCKEE, ROBINSON 81 co.
Nnyember 2. ts2o
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THOMAS J. DUVAI,

AT THE sIGS OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANK SQUARE,
HAS Just received, in addition 10 his
9 Z former stork, au extensive assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OTIS and
DYE 5TuFfS, which enables him NOW 10 of
fer u his friends, customers and the public sc
morally, the mos, complete and extensive Ak
sorlmeni ever before brought Ia this market.
AMONG THIN ARE THE roLLnWtNU, ~
23oo III. Glauber Sails, So do. Tartar Enc
$40 do. Epson do. tic
sou do. Gum Shell 81 do. Quick Silver,
Lac, % doz hotties anc
300 do Pearl Ash, rican Castor OIL,
100 do. Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf,
phor, poo gallons AlcoLu',
Lao do .Ialap, POO do. Lhmp OIL,
io6 do sponge, lOa do Spts. Tui
lbs do. Verdigris, pcntinc,
80 DO. Calomr,
AM every other article in his line, all OF
the best quality, and ihr sale nj the lowest
prices Tor cash, or at SIX mouths 10 puncl"al
customers Scptember3.
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S553,qI8 G3
$1,000 ~

SJ532I5 G3
On the preceding estimates of the a.
mount ot funds available within the current
fiscal year, Your committee have included
the whole revenue lax Of iB24, as well ~
the balhnrp ~ the treasury on the first ui
Oclobcr last although $4,000 80, part
0i mat balance, appears 10 have arisen
! from the resenue tax of ig24, paid inls the
treasury p,ior Ia the said first dny of Octa
brl last. Your committee have not iho'i
II nee' ssary 10 vary their estimate on ac
| count of tins circumstance, brcause II IL
one ol ordinary occurrence, aud, IN HE
regular toutse Of accounting for aud paying
III the re.cutr, under III. existing laws,
must continue Ia happen IN succeeding
years Ia about the same extent. II hp
pears, by The or.gning estimates, thai after
pro. ldng for all the ordinary rXprns.s of
he current Year, with The rxcepiinn ofihe
interest on The old o per cent certificate debi
there Viii remain, al available funds, sub
i"c 10 appropriation by the lcgl-l ,turc. the
sum OF SII6, 800 ~
Your committee are moi await Of any
object tn which portion Of this large SUN
could be move ad,a ulagcouS' y applied than
lo the cxlinguIshnru of u part el The pub
lie debt. The debt consists of S3i0, 900 uf
per ccnt. and ah unascrilain.d ainouni ul
old q per cent certificates. The former Is
bald lay the President aud Directors OF The
I.gctafy Fund, aud its red, inriiop ~ this
TINE IS uot considered important 10 the In
irrcsis oi The STATE, as it could not probably
b" as adiantagrotlsly invested again foi
IL f,feSf Oh this poiiinn Of lhr public
dtbl, provision is nnde IA The above est
,hate. OF Ii" old G per cent. certificate
debt no perfect registry has treu rtser,
ed, and lis amount can ouly he tonle, tnred
from the amount 81 Interest annu',l!, paid
Your committee think il desirable thai this
debt should b. provide for " ihout fush.,
delay and 10 this end they recommend,
that prov lsion be tnaae by law to stop tie.
Interest thereon, from aud after the Isl day
III Jnn' next and that an appropliii lie
,nade - pay the principal and Interest
| Thereof, ot the sum of 10000 90
IT this appropriation be made, there will
be. dug to the foregoing estimates, an
eHrrss al available fands, over The exp.n-
dlnrrs Of the current yrar, The sum "i
SAG, 2OB 10. And ihr sum of S4G,3O6 ~
viii be The probable balance in The Treasury
IN ihr 30ib da, of September next, suf.lctl
howt,.l To be reduced by my aprrorria
iinns vi iich may be iuadc hy the presen
General Assembly, ciHrgeabi. thereon.
| Nou1 committee have, according 10 or
der, tna,ired ini0 the expedieney u
uro, idipe us law, that owners of SLAVE,
who hire them out to other etsons, shall
outstanding they are not in their po,
} Session OH the ST day Of February in eac
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CHEMICAL
F..M HRNNAVANS
Or, WHlFEWELL's LIQUID IMPROVED
OpODiLLDOC,

s"S a "s T h.s u is ~as ARE ssas To
and efficacy Of The hard Kind. This Emhroca-
ton is nov universally Acknowledged 70 he
almost infalible in eases of rheumdtisn', br"i-
ses, cranip, nunbacss, stiffness or tseokness 81
he neck or joinis, chiijiains, ch"ppdi hands,
sings OF insects, eegeiabie Fois0asjffsh rounds
aud for any exsernal injury, either Tor men o,
beast. This article is highly recommended
by one of the best physicians III 'hc l. states
whose certificate accompanied each bottle
CAUTION.
Be cure 10 a,k for and receive HhFtTeH
Opodefdoc, or you VIII certainly he imposed
upon. .
| Sold hy appoinimcui only al the Drug, Me
! dicine and Paint Store of
Waller IL, MIDDLETON.
! October q, Is IL
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Additional Supplies OF Fall
GOODS.

IXyE are now opening very genera,
w assortment OF goods, at very reduced
prices, VIZ o,,.l,do.
Caroline suipes aud Cireassan Pia'ds
a aud ID Mafino bomba2cenes, substan9
tal article
Carlton silk Robes, new aud handsome
article
s,lendid 6g'd black and col d Silks aud Sats
Rich ig'd black ard white SattnsI
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes aud Grape Robes of every descr'ps
lion
Black aud white Grape Leise, fashionable
article fer trimming
Artificial Flowers, wholesale and otherwise
An assortment of real London printed Ca
lcoes, with great variety OF other
goods, Mt prices well calculated 10 al
tract attention.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
October 5. tsI1
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The ordnnfy expenses al The govern
m.ni, under existing laws, within the cur
rent fiscal year. NJ. estimated rs tnlloms,Nz.
General Assembly 100000 %
Officers VI Go,erumrnt 10000 90
Commissioners Of The Reeve
nue. and clerks lar rNatnin
ing COMM sinners hopks $4,000 90
Cllni al charges, lucludlng
guards rnr county i,ils $4,000 90
Conlingrn,eXpenS.s "teonris
including allowances fn,
public services, to attor-
nics, clerks, sherlils and
laiors $4,000 90
Pensioners 5,5u0 on
Civil contingent fund 400 90
Expenses nj Militia 10000 90
Pay IT Adintant General aud
Brigade Inspectors 1890 10
Internal charges uf the Pcnl-
| Tertiary, for ratious, &c.
and pay of directors 5000 90
Salaries Of the officers of tina
Pcpilcniinry G,ooo 90
Transportation of criminals
IN the pcnienliny 1000 60
Balance Of appropriation IN
the Penilcntarv build
Ing, expended slhee the LIST
! October last 0,o76 ~
/ Public Guard IN the City Of
Richmond lG,5oo 90
Slaves rNeeatrd and trans
ported 10000 90
Mandatory of Arms 6,0o0 90
/ Representation 10 tongr, 81
aud The State Senate 1000 90
Addlti"nal appropriation for
| The 6oirrnor's house, I'm
expended on LIST Oct. last 1000 90
Collection aud tansporta
,ion of arms 500 90
Expenses uf civil prosecu
tlous 500 90
Military Contingent Fund 300 90
! Public Arsenal al Lexington 1000 90
Lonaiie Hospital, including
$500 Of the additional APP
preparation by tn. act of
! 5!h March, i82l responded
since October last 1880 %
! Election Of President and
Vice President OF The u
nted States 900 90
Transportation aud mainie
nance IN county lals, of
Lunalicsrrfused admission
into III" Hospital 1900 90
Publication of Randolphs
Reports 5000 90
Pay of Agent 10 supr,inteud
land claims N Kentucky IGOO 90
Public Warehouses 1000 90
Probable expenditure, under the act of qd
March, for repairing The Arsenal nj Lex
ineton, and erecting guard house on the
Capitol Square 5000 90
Interest an The per cent.
certificate debt of $4,000
dollars fof one year 1880 90
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New and aluable Medicine.

80 Mghly aud justly cat0rdIfH J0F
Coughs. Colds aud CopSnmpti0ns.
rEUIS new and elegant Baoam bids fair
1 To stand unrvallcd in its merits for
Coughs and Consumplions, and no medicine
has ever gained so much credit in so short "a
time, as this composition. Scarcely n case
occurs but may be relieved b, the timely use
of ii, many having lately used it in seated
consumpiion-, with the most astonishing sue
cess, who were given up hy the most eminent
and skilfui physicians.
Certificates of is efficacy may be seen OF
the Drug and Medicine Store of the snh,cri-
her, where a constant supply of the above
medicine will always be kept. Also, supply
If Chureh's well known Cough Drops.
". IL. MIDDBLfoN.
September g. Is 3
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson s. CO.

HAVE just received from New YORK, a
L variety Of GOODS, suited 10 the APP
If1aching season. Among them are
Blown, blue and black Cassineus
and plain black Bomha2ettes
d. do. brown and blue dol
|Nhite, scarlet and yellow Flannels
lgarci aud plain Canton Grapes, ali colors
Super plain black Mandarin do.
|t1. vine pattern and emboss' d black and.co.
iered Mandarin Robes
|lNcl Furniture Chinz Calicoes
Elegant Gauze HaadkerGhieis, newistyie
D.. figured eros de Naples, do. do.
|hcl figured black Satin
| surel Book aud Swiss Muslins, large lpat-
terms
|+boAes Artificial Flowers,
van general assortment If
White and Iolored f1omestlcs,
!G Of tehieh ice offer al oar usual too prices
Jor CASH
Sept 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-31
SWAIM'S CELEBRATED
PAlTAG4 A.

co justly esteemed for the cure q
~ Scrofula, kings.Evil, Rheumatism, u.
GERS, Trnmeis, andali diseases arising from an
impure state ot the blood, bat more cspeci-
ally for syphieIrs, Mercu'ial Diseases.
A. this Medicine is so highly recommended
ny some OF the first Medical characters in the
United States, such as Chapman, Gibson, sc
il can be safely taken III the above diseases
Aor sale at the rhila1elphia prizes,
WALTER ii. MIDDLETON.
Sept. %. Is ID
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WALTER Ii. MIDDLETON

.aPOTHEC.1Rf md DRiG GIST,
LAS received, by the latest arrivals
IL tr"m Philadelphia additional supplies oil
genuine MEDICINES, whicA have been
carefully selected by an eSperie. cod land,
purchased on the most favorable terms, VAR
ranted TO be of the first crder aud viii be
sold rs low as they can be had in Virginia.
The following embraces part of his stock,
viz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-31

Total amount of ordinary ex.
pensrs of the current year,
eA,iushc Of Ihe old six per
cent certificate debt, ~ hlch
Is about $4,000 pen anunm sA30,eoB Oh
Which leaves an excess of
funds, of the current year,
over the estimated "xprn
ses OF The year, rs above
detailed, al iiG, 500 -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-31

General Assembly thr copy of letter
from llleromc l.. opir, Thompson +. Ma
sun aud Herman Bo,r, Esqrs commission
rrs on The pari of This state for running in
conlnnction With certain commissioners IN
the part of The state of 'iar, lend, part ii
The boundary line between the two states.
This letter is accompanied by the cores
Pond"nce hct"ean the commissioners,
which viii give To .hc Legislature clear
view oil the causes which prevented the
running of the line.
1 Il La III ,....1,I...I
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E\PENnITURES

The ordinary expenses al the govern
mcni, under existing laws, within the cur
rent fiscal year. ~. estimated rs fnllo"s,Niz.
General Assembly 100000 %
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Total amount ofreceipts with
in lhr current fiscal year $500 COS 81
To which add Ih- balance in
the Treasury On the Isl or
October last, exclusive of
the fund created for the
Washington Monument 50,5i0 OG
And the total amount of n.
valuable funds of III. cur
rent fiscal year, will be 1858, 81 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
School Notice.

rEyHE subscriber tenders his services as
TEACHER, to his friends and the
public, and promises faithful discharge
of his duty ~ attending TO the morals q "
ter,ry advancement OF his pupils. he al
so tenders his thanks to those who have
been pleased to patronIse his school, and
flst,ers G,mseli that the progress made by
the pupils committed TO bis care. may me-
rit contir usnce OF the confidence repoos'
e6 in him Should early application be
made. be will prepare himself to receive,
az boarders, Ten pupils, 10 be instructed
IN the GreeS and Latin languages; which,
with seven or eight scholars from the
ne,ghborhood Of the school, will constI'
tute the whole number intended to be ad'
mitred
The terms are 10 dollars per annum ;
or # bed b. furnished, 100 dollars, Tor
board and tuition. Quarterly payments
will be expected IN advance.
A. it re- poets health, there is, perhaps,
M situation IN the county more elifibie
l"r school. tkANlio A. AND.
Nsnjemoy. Charles county, Md.
ian 22 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08

10 have this muciIage III perfection.
those who want it must SOW the seed
annually. They may be spwn as
soon as the frost disappears in the
spring; the plants will continue to
throw out new branches and produce
fresh leaves all summer. but the first
frost in the fall kills them, and they
are no longer fit for use. The goung
green leaves may be pulled at any
time during the summer. and when
dried, Gin the shade.) they may be
laid by for use. The muciIage ut
the dried leaves. however, is inferior,
in many respects. to that which is
obtained from the green leaves. just
pulled from the plants themselves.
Respectfully, your friend and obedl-
ent servant. JAMES SMITH.
Faccine Institution,
baltimore, Dec. l2, 1928.
p. S. Editors OF newspapers. and
others who will inform their readers,
resident in any part of the United
States, that We possess such a RENE.
DIV as the Benp Plant, would, | have
| no doubt. render them great service
by re-publishing the above. If they
| will serve the general cause of hu-
mainly 50 far, l will engage to sup
| ply them, and as many Of their req,
ders as may please to apply to me-
with few of the seed, free Of any
charge. But can take no letters out
of the Office. except those on which
the postage are paid. ). ).
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march 80
,iarshal's Sale.

VIRGINIA: :,
Ala Superior Court OF Chancery hele
in the town of Fredericksburg, on the
9Th day of October, 1893
Joseph Sbumate, N his own right, and a:
administrator Of Richard Shuse, deceas:
ed, Plaintiff
augustus B. Carver and Luther Radcliffe
Defendants
TsNHE decree nisi entered in this cause
/ al rules on the ED day Of May, 1898
being returned executed on The defendant
Augustus -. Carver, and the defendant
Luther Rancliffe who is out OF this Com
monw eallh, and against whom the plain
tiff appears ~ have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defend
ants; and they still failing 10 appear and
answer, the bill OF The plaintiff is taken lor
confessed; and on motion OF the plaintiff,
by counsel, the Court, on con. liberation OF
the bill and exhibits, doth adJudge. order
aud decree, that unless the defendants, or
one of them. do within six weeks from the
date hereof, pay TO the plaintiff The sum OF
600 dollars, with interest al the rate Of o
per centum per anDum from the first day
of January, 1929, until paid. and the costs
by him expended in the prosecution of
.bis suit, the said defendants and their
heirs, and all persons claiming UNI
der hem, he theDceiorth barred and tore-
closed OF all equity and right 10 redeem
the houses and lots described IN the linden
,ure Of trust, the exhibit aforesaid, made
on The esd day OF September, 1876 be.
tween Augustus 3 Carver OF The one part.
and Richard Shu,e of the other part; and
that The Marshal of this Court do, after adj
ver;ising the time and place thereof Tor
three months successfully, in some news
paper printed in The town OF Alexandra,
expose 10 sale by public auction, for res-
dy money, the houses and lots IN the said
indenture mentioned, and out OF the mo-
n4y arising from the said sale, after de.
frayIng The expenses attending the same,
pay to The plaintiff The said principal mo.
Dey, interest and costs; and The surplus OF
the proceeds OF sale. il any, retain I'm his
hands, subject TO the future order of the
Court, and report his proceedings herein
to the Cour, IN order to final decree.
Costs. 33 dolls. AS cents. Copy.
Teste. J. I. FORD, c c.
rPursuant to the foregoing decree, |
shall, on Saturday, the 29tb day OF May
next. in front OF Capt WIIiams's Tavern,
in Dumfres, expose to sale by auction, 10
The highest bidder, for ready money,
TWO LOTS, known 10 the plan of Me
said town OF Du,piries. by the numbers
Twenty-six and Thirty four.
WIN NJ. CRAIG, Deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, NJ. F. c. D.
feb 28 t2anay
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POETRY
THE SLEEPER ON MARATHON.

BY mrs. HEMANs.
4 Law upon the solemn plain,
And bv the funeral mound,
Where those who died not there in vain,
rheir place of sleep had found.
'I'wa, silent where the free blood gush'd
When Persia cane arrayed-
So many voice had tnere been hash'd,
so many afoctstep stay'd!
Z slumber d on the lonely spot,
So sanctiiied by Death
slumber'd but my rest was not
As theirs who lay beneath;
For on nv dreams, that shadowy hour,
They rose-the chainless Dead
All arm'd they sprung, injoy, in power,
Up from their grassy bed.
| saw their spears on that red field,
Flash, as in times gone by!
Chased to the seas, without his shield,
saw tine Persian fly
I woke-the Sudden trumpet's blast
Gallo to another fight
From visions of our glorious past.
Who doth not wake in night:
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CtlHEN'S

Lottery & ETchcnge OBce, ~ hidrEet'ssee''
BALTIMORE
Where the grtu' capital prizes IN ooIh
the last lotteries zperc sotd TO distant ndpen'
,u,ers, and woere more capital prizes have
been sold than al any other oJtce IN .4nHe
r1cd. r.,
-Order. IRON aoy part ot the United
States, by mail (post pa,d) OF by private
conveyance enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF he Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usus prompt and pune tual
attention, il addressed to
J. |. COHEN, ir. Baltimore
hrCOHEN'S LOTTERY Gazette and
Register" which is published regularly
after ,ac" Drawing will contain the yin,
cial Li.i the GRIND State Lottery, and
will be ,wsrded grdhs, TO all who pur'
chase tier Tickets at COHEN'S OF
FlCE, and who signify tbei' wlsn 10 have
the same
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08

100000 Prize n0ac Fl0ating!
ALIENS PRIZE LIST, /,
Ofthe 9Th days drawing OF Inc Maryland
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY, No. 2.
A. ,ac,e nr;zo of BOO
w. .eos 10 50
nrThe drawing will be continued o"
Tursdav, The I3h of May. Those IN
cliHed TO adventure, should lose no time 10
procuring chances at this important crisis
1t the scheme, as the whole OF the prizes
ere now floating, and only TWO MOhE
DRAWINGS to complete IT.
Prizes still uDdIawn are:
100000 Dollars
| prize of $50, OOO
9 do 10000
do 5000
do 1000
Persons ordering tickets by mail, orc,
lherwise, will be informed OF their late \"
desred) as soon as drawn
Whole tickets D2O 90 Quarters D5 w
Halves 1000 Eightbs oo
For The lucky numbers apply at
ALIENS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
100000 Dollars
ALIENS

Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvan Avenue, Washington.
Where the Cash can be obtained tor prI-
yes as soon as drawn.
Orders from any part OF the U. States.
per nail, post paid, or by private convey
ance, enclosing cash or prize tickets 10 a.
nv OF the Baltimore Lotteries, will meet
The most prompt attention, if addressed 10
S. T. M. ALLEN y Co.
Washington City.
,...,h IN
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100000 DOLLARS.

0 think not my purse will be always as light,
And as empty and bare as It seems to you now;
Nor expect that the dark sullen scowl OF to
night, threw
Will return with tomorrow to black'n nv
No, the ticket I've purchased at Runnells's
shop,
As certain as fate will come out great prize:
And che sudden transition, the magical hop,
Will flash OF my soul and give light to my eyes.
Then pledge me, we wags, let us toss off a
bumper,
And swell Ugh the chorus to Runnelrs name,
He who changes pigmy at once to thumper,
And crowns him with fortune, preierment,
and fame.
The thread of our lives would be dark, Hea
ven knows,
fit were for cash and the comfort it brings;
And care not how soon may sink to reposc,
When the hope Of a fortune forever TAX wings
And those bards who have scrubbed the sweet.
est the prettiest,
About love " friendship acknowledge the fact,
That cash means tn en- both; and It's certainly
wittiest,
To take short word. tits so trig & compact.
Then pledge me We wags let ust toss off bumper
And swell nigh the chorus TO RunneIls's name;
He who changes Pig my at once to tnumper,
And crowns him with fortune preferment and
fame.
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Offices

ALL persons having business VIA
N Charles Bennett, Esq are hereby
informed thst we act under a power ot
attorney .as his agents ill his return home.
HUGH SMITH & Co.
march 4 Z"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE,

Loger end Of K'ng st. opposite Hugh
Smith j. Cos.
CLAGETT AND PAGE
HAVE just received and cffer for sale,
IL N Ms.' orleans t%1.s and Sugars
5 Ms:' India and Coffee
Gunpowder, Imperial. ITaae
Y.Hyson and souchong ledS
Jamaica l. n. f. Rum
Superior C0gnac brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira wine, (Howard, March, s.
Co.'S BRANDY
Teneriffe 4 Malaga wines
Baltimore whiskey in bbls.
White gin
Wrapping paper
Pepper, pimento, nutmegs, cloves, DC.
which having been purchased with cash
they will sell low on The same terms.
march Is #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
THE GREAT CAPITAL rRiZE OF
One Hundred thousand Dolls.
Is now floating in the
GRAND ST.aI'E LOT1ERI
OfMaryland, now drawing in Baltimore.
COHEN'S OFFICE. BALTIMORE,
April 8, 1924.
Hr Besides the above splendid capital
prize OF
100000 COLLARS.

There are also now floating in the wheels
THE CAPITALS OF
10000 DOLLS 10000 DOLLS.
10000 DOLLS. 5000 DOLLS.
: of LOCO DOLLAR &C.
The whole OF wh hare liable to be drawn
at the NEXT DIX WING, which IN or.
der 10 allow time 10 distant adventures,
will take place on
Thursday, re 18th Of Hay,
in the city of Bai more, under the super
attendance Of thu Commissioners appoint
ed by the Gove,nor and Council Only
two drawings remain TO complete Inc
scheme-the whole OF the prizes are pay.
able in CASH, which can be ihad at To-
HENS OFFICE the moment they are drawn.
| *x*Orders ought 10 be sent on as soon
az possible. prIs ms al dlsta nee may al
all times with confidence forward their
remittauces to Conen's Olhce, tor II the
great capitals ~ The scheme should De
drawn when their orders arrive, and the
state of the wheel no, justify an lnVest'
ment, the amount enclosed will be return
ed by the first mail! $50
Whole Tickets 90 20 Quarters 3 w
Halves 10 { Eigh'hs ..
/ To be had (warIanled undrswn) al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
Just Received

50 bushels ClOVERSEtD.
6 barrels ENGLISH NALNUTS
Per schooner TWIN Brothers, and for sale
hv SAM MESSERSMlTH.
march 80