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respectfully, but earnestly solicit the attention
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r. Gilmore. p NJ. .Nsp- P. Lewis. P. NJ. Steuben
burg. John Black, Esq. EHs-
Jacob MeGaw Esq gorth.
Bangor D. Walker, Esq. Brooks
a. Leach, ESQ. Pascal rifle.
borough. W. swsedand, p. NJ.
Geo. Small, Esq Vest Hope
brook r. Harmon, ESQ. Bur
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tstOn- w. Bradbury, ESQ. .Nelv-
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Frankfort.
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Toilet.
Su~Hler Goods, Nerc& Elegant.

RRADLEY s DOW. No 6, Mussey's Row
NJ have THIS Day received Is Packages.
uiprising general assortment Of the latest
imported seasonsble PIECE GOODS, which
WI oe sold at prices that cannot fail to give sa-
istaction 70 the purchaser.
Pordsnd, July 3, 1921 Gssl
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a PLEASANTLY situated Lot of LAND
n Hampshire Street, ard will hs f1id intire
to suu ne Fslrchasers and On ecComm otaflnr
terms - En- ngirp nf M IN AVIS
Portland, July e, Issx ecEh6
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Administrators Sale.


ITO be sold Al PUBLIC AUCTION, by ordsro ~
the Judge III Probate tor TIE County W Cum
berland, On SATURDAY, the 2sth instant. Al z
o clock, ~ y. on the prsmisss-so much " The
ftal estate of JosIAa DAVIS, late Of Gorham, In
said county, Mariner, deceased, AZ will produces
ne sum q four hundred dollars, for The payment
OF me debts OF the deceased, and incidental char.
Aes. PAID estate consists AZ one undivided tenth
part Of the FARM, with ~ bBil4i,es fhsrso-
formerly owned and occupied Nv Allen Davis.
OK SAID Gorham, deceased, subject II the srid.
nv dover Also, two acres III Land. with "
Eooa one story dwelling House thereon, siina.
,ea on nc road leading from Gorbam Corner to
Buxton, and but one mile from the former place.
" = pleasantly Hituaied--hlvinr pn " about rF.
y mriiy Apple trees, and wouid be- a good
s'aha ipr mechanic. Isrms liberal. and made
known q the time q sale.
JOSEPH LIBBY, .5dSnr.
Portland, Aug. Z, fsRa
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WEST INDIES,

Al suIinam July H. brig Horace, for Boston Z ;
beaVer, do. Juno - AT. at Havana Ilth ult
susan Jane, freeman, hence 40 I4th, Betsey,
Wales, Wilmington o. Sailed 18th. Emeline.
Crockett hence, for Gibraltar. At ST. Thomas
July -, Uoion, Smith, Of Kennebunk, dis'g.
AZ Mayasuez about July Is. Beaver, Kenuebunk
l5.------At ST CTOix, w. &. 18th ult. Cloihier.
Gray, Boston, 4; Almra DO. next day; E. D..
Douglass, New York s ; Mary and Nancy. DO 4
- Az Bass Eud, Jane, Boston 10.
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James ID. Tucker, will re-

,eive monies due US, in any Of the towns Of
koFk or Cumberland counties, on his route.
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EUROPEAN.

Ar. al Liverpool June 25 Hercules, Bourne. Mo
bile.----Ar at Gravesend June I9, Nimrod. New
york I'D, Washington. CoibuTn, OF Haowell /,
from Firg. -Sailed from Cowes Goth June, AL.
bert Collins, Bremen.---The George, Lewis, of
kennebnnk, from Havana. via Boston, Cleft latter
May I'D ar. off Dover June n.
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NOTICE.

THE Overseers OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE
are hereby informed, that the annual meet
ing of the Board, viii be holden at the College
Chapel, on Tuesday, the 3lst day of August inst
al two o'clock in the afternoon.
ROBERT ID. DUNNING, See'y.
Brunswick. August z. 1924
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

July q, lat. 49, 90. Ion. II, SO. Jno. and Edward
Greenleaf Of Portland. 50 hours from ". York.--
18th, lat. AZ, Ion. g. Gen. King. daxs from Bath
Sis. :. Shoai NE. 3 lea. George. Doane. :
days from Passport. for Balt.---2d inst ia $
Channel, Rapid, Kennebunk, Cor Hispaniola,---
Cape Cod N. w. lea. sch Emeline, DAYS from
BucksPor. for New York.
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LII BOOKS
a.ALSOa

~ The BOOKS can b. examined
Isl % AuEust-until The sale.
Portland, July 2s, 1924
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

sd or entered for drawback, shall De
forfeited, and may be seized by 'ne
collect or, and proceeded with, sno mo
forfeiture distributed, as in other cases
Sec. S. And be 1t further enacted
That tho existing laws shall extenu TO-
and be in force for, the collection OF the
dutie. imposed by this act, for 'he pro.
seeutiop and punishment Of all Offences
ard for the recovery, collection, dis'r''
bu,ion. and remission, OF ell fines, pc
oalt,e.. and forfeitures as fully and Ell,
fectuslly a. ii every regulasion. penal
ty, forfei ute, provision, clause, matter
and thing, to that effect. in the existing
laws con- aimed. had been inser'.d 10,
and re-snscted by, this act.
Sec. 6. dmd be it further enacted
That he provisions OF the second se' :
ton of the act OF Congress, entitled
AN act to regulate the duties on I'm.
ports aud tonnage approved Aprh
twenty.seven,h, one thousand eight
hundred and sixteen, shall extend and
enure TO the bene6, OF schools and col.
lepes within the United States, or the
territories tnereo' IN the same manner,
and under the like Limitations and re-
s,ric,ions, as is provided in SAID act,
with respect to se mibaries Of learning
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IN SENATE-May 81.

The Hon. John Gaillsrd had 90 votes,
and was declared 10 have been elected
President a,ro tempore Mr.. Gail ard i'm.
mediareIy took The chair. and expressed
to be senate. in a very neat and appro-
pirate speech, his sense ut The high honor
conferred upon him.
Mr Dickerson. from the Joint Commit.
tee OF The two Houses, appointed to make
such distribution OF the rooms in the Cen
ter Building of the Capitol, ss the bust
ness and convenience of the two Houses
ray require, submitted a repor. detailing
the distribution they had made Of the said
rooms The report was read
On motion OF Mr.. Lowrie. the Secretary
OF the Senate was directed to com Oh unicale
10 the President of the United States, and
to the House of Representatives. that the
Senate have, in the absence Of the Vice
President, elected the Hon. Mr.. Gsillsrd
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
On motion of Mr. Van Buren,, the bill
reported by the committee On the Judicial
~, 'in addition to an act, entitled An act
10 establish an uniform system OF nsturali'
cation. was taken up for consideration in
COMMITTEES OF the whole MIR Van Buren,
stated the provisions OF the different Sec
tions OF the bill LIS principal provisions
are, 10 authorize aliens, who were Infants
at the time OF entering The country, to lake
the oslhs and produce the necessary
proofs OF residence 10 the country Tor the
requisite period, and 10 become citizens;
and it also reduces the term OF residence,
pre- requisite for an alien to become CT
tizen trnm foe L. three years.
90 motion oil Mr.. Holmes, OF Maine,
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Notice.

Fire Insurance Company Of llerandrsa.
ME stockholders are hereby notified,
J. thats dividend of 40 cents per share,
on each share of stock held by them, pro-
fits Tor the last six months, is this Day DE,
clsred, which will be ready 10 be PAID
then on Saturday. the 9th instant.
}, b NICHOLS, Secretary
Alexandra, LIST May. 1894.
The notes tor The unpaid part OF the Ca
pitsI (being i3 dollars per share will ts
renewed Tor 6 months, from the bib ms
may 4 laws"
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE, May 90.

The Vice President, in q few brief re-
marks, in which he expressed his sense OF
the kind and courteous treatment which
he had experienced from the members,
collectively and individually, signi6ed to
the Senate thai be should rot preside over
the body, during the present session, alter
this day He then called upon Mr.. Gail
lard, to whom he relinquisbed The chair.
Th. bill from the House OF RePresen'
tatives. to provide for the issuing OF stock.
not exceeding FIVE millions OF dolIsrs,to
meet The awards of the commissioners un
der the Treaty with Spain, OF February
29d l8!9,' was taken up tor considera
ton. as in committee Gi The whole. Mr..
Smith explained, at some length the oh
,ects cunt. mpIaied by this bll!, and the
obligation OF the government to meet the
awards OF this Commission.
The bill was was then reported to The
Senate without amendment, and passed TO
be engrossed and read the time.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The resolution yesterday offered oy
Mr.. Stewart, calling Tor certain lnio'ua.
ton from the President OF the United
States, a. to the application OF the money
last year appropriated tor the repairs Of ine
Cumberland Road, was taken up and a.
cred 10.
Mr.. E. Johnson moved to resume the
consideration OF The Post Office bill
Mr. Campbell, OF OHIO. suggested The
n,on,;ot, NJ roco,nmittinp H.
MIR F. Johnson objected to this course,
and then the House, having given leave to
sit again, went into t .S nhs;r ~ " thu,
wboiI, MI, Condict N the CnalT, on tDat
bill.
Avsrety oiamendments were proposed,
the greater part OF which were adopted -
I'VE should suppose that the amendments,
in all, considerably exceed one hundred')
The bill was then reported TO the House,
as amended, and number of farther a
mendments were proposed and carried.
The bill and amendments we're then or.
dered to be engrossed tor third reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Cambreleng. the
House went into committee OF The whole,
Mr.. Cobb IN the chair, on The bill making
appropriation for the payment ot the
CtdiDS ID DdHleI -. iutbphIusS in'C wv
vernon OF the state OF New York
Various propositions 10 amend The bill
were made, some OF which we're adopted
After considerable debate, The bill was
reported as amended.
Mr.. Cobb move d to adjourn: nega,ived,
ayes 63 noes 70.
Mr.. Wright then gave notice, that, if
the House refused to concur IN the report
Of the committee be would move to fill
the blank with 10000 dollars, and The
ayes and noes on concurrIug were called
tor and ordered by the House. The ques
; ION OF concurring in the committees re.
port, filling the blank with $4,000 dol.
lars, was then decided by yeas and nays,
as iollows:-Yeas rs Nays 81.
M Wickliffe renewed bis motion to
strike out all The first section Of the bill
excepting the enactIng clause;
when The House adjourned.
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.


BY the Montana, Capt. Smith, ~ View
York, Paris papers 10 the lath january
inclusive have been received.
The Ftoit,, a Ministerial paper, cnninIos
short paragraph which was considered
impoltant from belief that Il was amiuri
zed by the government. In all",llni5 10 the
comments anon the Presidents Message,
aud the attitude assumed by the United
States, the Etoile prctruds IN snrer, and
says in substance" France disclaimS all
intentions against he rights IF Smith a
merica, md he fnit,d States III om her
Rc,ts and brtpdre for iodT, she ~H Fhd no
enemy 10 contend lcih
The journal DIES Dcbais, the paper sup
posed IL express most directly the SENT
mcnts of VI. de Viclc, who Is the reputed
head pf the ministry, and who, by the way,
as W.Il as NJ. Chateaubriand, has by re
cent order of the King been created Knight
Commander Of ar me Royal orders, has
not publshrh single comment OF any SORT
IN the Presidents message. We lia'c tx
amincd oar file carefully (says one Of the
New York rditors) from the Goth Dec.
ION which day it translates from an English
paper the principal part of the message /"
The 10th Of January, and not word doe
il sag ia relation To il. From the following
paragraph however, which appears in il u"
the 9Th, il is pretty manifest that France
will not wanlony put herself in the predi
car ent of violating that policy which Mr..
Monroe, speaking in the name ar,l "iicrIng'
I'VE are persuaded, the sentiments of vast
majority of the people of the United
States, has laid down rs the rule for this
country.
We read, in the American Journals, that
England has proposed to the United States
10 unite with them u repeal any attempt
! The Continental Powers might think pro
per to make against the independence 81
! the American COLONIES. We are not n
the secrets Of the Cabinet, and we Know
not how Ear this intelligence is false or true
but we know that to make way there mus
be 1T least two hrlligerepi powers. Nov
AS we see, the continent perfectly trar qall
and that no one dreams of gong r., wal III
United States may. If they w,5h :. nfTor
themselves the petty r..aas'..,o of payin
their arets, and par din them in trump
upon me seas. nnclc they will meet non
but friend T.Journol DIES f)fbrtts.
fI',n ne annexed statement ~ ~
lions. lionnrl, 1t would seem that IN
rdmuur III a Congress- ut Paris, IN IN" san
iect Of the South American States, was r.
vived-but, with humber ideas as TO u
supposed purpose =
Il PASS, Jan. 3.-The report seems
, gain some consistency, which announce
that Constess.f f., The Ieg"as'o u VI
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THOMAS A. HOLCOMRE

4 lfFERS his services, To seil iobacco
~ for tie Planters who trade 20 Lynch.
burg. lie is neonsfRut attendant NJ IN. " are
Aonses, aud knows the value of the diiIere,le
qualities OF tobRceo IN this market He vii
use lis hesl ea"rtions To promote The interes.
ai lhosc, who cunGde their produce to Li4
care His Office Is at Hancock l. browns
february -. visit 90
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NNSaWaY

EtROM the subscriber about the 9Th Of
January last, negfo Woman named Bet
y, about 10 or III .enfs Of Hge, round nj face
sqnnre built, large eyes, quick spoken, had ON
when she went away, n MIXED domestic frork
and carried with her n counterpart Of patch
work. \ libern reward will be- given To any
person who shall deliver the said nero 10 ,ne.
The utmost rigour of the law ~ III be enforce
against my person who shall be known {
harbour her CHARLES DElsON.
aafth D. MJN.lU
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aHair<sof Sbaih Ameficd, j. shortly IN Il,
held Ia - 1t i sud that France nnd spni,
are su;ii' irnily diapo~cd Ia rtrugnixe ia,
! l. dependence pf The new republics, nt
condition of Their paving Ia Spain sufH
cent sum, 10 ciLlhie ferdinand Ia get n
long without any ufN lunn, nad Ia indrm.
my France IN part for the expenses " hicll
BE VAS obliged 49, inrur in the liberation
Of Ferdinand. II is thought the new
states of America viii accept this condiiinn
but will il IN truth be the only one, which II
VII be sought Ia ilnpose,n them - Con
stdafionntL
The Anniersary Of The battle of New.
Orleans, was ceIrbiatrd in Paris ON the
9Th ot January, by citizens Of Louisiana
and others. Mr.. Barnet, Consul, prcedrnf,
and Mr. Cabaret. Of n. Orlrnna, acted az
Vice President So,nr of the ipasts drank
nn the occasion, we understand. vrrrcom.
plaioed of by the French ceusurs as being
too republican.
Ihr French papers contain no inf,li.
gtnce uf interest. Accounts from Rome
10 dee, 28lh, state that the Pope had bGcn
better Tor the last three dnva but TINT the
physleinna still considered tha state Of his
health Hs alarming.
."s2s...-
~ '7Ihll'h Efn'fal9 WHO bftrayf0
thrlr country, have not met thcir hoped
Tor rewards. Count DAhishal. the first Of
TIM traitors, is in obscuriiy IN France,
h,lus refused permission to return 10 Spain.
Bhllasicfos Is IN retirement in Andalllsia.
aud intends Ia reside in France Norllo
has demanded his passports To quit Spain.
N"ne"f them have The proud consolation
OF the descrted, bot still (ajlhrl Nina.
a Letter received IN Wellington CITY, from
one Of the Missionaries among the osnpe In.
dinns, affords the following satisfactory infnl.
nation relative 10 the late cutragcs OF tie In.
dlhus III that country.
e,FetNnArrl, (Omo,) Feb. - ---You have
profanity before this becu informed al the muir
der Of hHe ar sls White men Ivy the osnp.s
who were hunting on their " mr. ground /
hope our friends " ~ not lie alarmed for our
safety on tbs account. hi, net has been
been publicly dishvowed hy the nation. They
never manifested more affection for us, or
more Loyalty towards our government IN 10 OH
Professions
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S5oj,3l7 90

Your committee have included in the
foregoing estimate of expenditures, the
sum of 10000, as the probable amount
which will necessarily he required in and oil
the labor of the convicts, within the present
fsca, year, for the contemplated repair-
and enlargement of the prnitruiiary bull
,i77fss. should the Legislature. however
Judge it proper ~ vary that sum, in any
degree, the estimated surplus of SOS ,so4
be affected tn The amount of such va
riAtion. A, from events which could not
have been anticipated, the receipts Of the
current year are charged With some new
mud unforeseen expenditures, and the snr-
plas, hey ond the nrdloary expenses of the
government, applicable tn the rtdcmpiip m
Of the public debt, is consequently reduced
much below the amount usually appro-
prated la he Sinking Fund aud, as the
legislature may inctunher the receipts Of
the current year with some additIob" APP
PREPARATIONS, your committee have not in
GUIDED in their estimate any zap aropnaion
to the Sinking Fund for the current year.
Hayiug mer.ly provided for the interest
on h luh.c debt, and shewn the Surplus of
receipts winch may be- applied toward. the
redcmptiun of the principal, ar 70 such u
t'C' 1ol'Ct' 40 ~ 49, y ~ 49,
mast expedite I, II remains Tor ihr Legs
allure 10 make such disposition ri tins sur
Plas as shall seem most conducive To the
puhllc interest.
The pubic dent CONSISTS OF OLD b pea
cent certificate debt, and per cent. ccrtI-
fcatp debit There being no perfect regis
Ter oC lhp former prrs,.rypd. its amount can
"s Dc e"'J'e'"''u = ''''i ''r .u,,i,''
"''"'"'y f'' ,,,;..;,,..i ~,
.,'i II was ts'lWa""' ''"' w ~ 'f'. ''
Sha species oi ot"t "hfe"et'tt" WI ''l'
oOth September. l822, was ao"at 5'o'Voo'
On thu 30ih - September, 1872, the
aiount ul III. = pr e..ut. certificate debt,
vas s414Guo ,.a,c,.l,.f. .#.I * months
;r,.r,,, ,l :, ,5....f.. ...,.-.f l6po
ON a.,r, ''' a'.h ~ ~. e.,,e e'..i.n,#..r.
no, r,"'' a." ,i,,a ,y,,s MIS-. ,~=.,l
o1-' oh inc rt,,uuei " e.oa1 gar .f,.,c
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no, c. Cutler, 4. 6. N. c.
' irgillia, To wit :

' irginla, to wit
A Il rules holden in the clerks Office of
4 the superior court of chanccry for tho
1894
Randolph u. Garden, plaintiff,
against
J6hn Alexander, administrator Of Aciille,
'. Moormon, decd, Alnry Strange the elder
the maihcr Of the snid Achilles v. Moormnn.
deed. Robert Smith mud Agness his wife, late
Agness Moormnn, James Moormon, judith
Norman, Nathaniel Moormnn Mnry Moor.
man, aud Martha Moormnn, which Nathaniel.
Mary aud Martin nrc tho children of Willnn
Norman, u deed brother of the snid Achilles.
Mary Moorman, Martha Mootnnn, Jane Moor
mnn, Elizabeth Moorman aud Charles Moor
man, whirh Mary, Martha, Jane, Elizbbcih
and Charles nre The children of John Moor
man, decensed brother Of the snid Achilles,
Charles Mootmnn, Elizabeth Moorman, Ar.
mess MooIrlan, Polly hloormnn, Susan Moor
mnn, and Ahram Norman, which Charles,
Elizabeth, Agnes, Polly, Susnn and Abrnm
nrn the children of Abram Moormun, de-
ceased brother of the said Achilles, Richard
son White and Polly his wife, late Polly
Moormnn, NnnGy Clark, late Nancy Moor.
mnn, Benjamin Hidden and Martha his wife,
lhic Martha Moorman, Elizabeth Strange,
Intc Ili1nbeih Norman, aud Sally Bnber,
late Sally Moormnn, defendants.
The defendants Mary strnngc the elder, Ro.
smith and Agness his wife, late Agnes Moor
man, James Moormnn, judith Moormnn, Ma
lhnnirl Norman, AInry Moorman and Martha
Moormpn, children Of VIM Moormnn, decd,
Mnry Moormnn, Martha Moormnn, Jnno,
Monrmnn mud Elizabeth Meormnn, children
ii John Noornnn, deed, Richardson WHIT,
aud Polly his Wifi late Polly Norman, ~ 4
sally Bnbcr, late Salt Moorman, not hasi ng
entered ihcir appearance md gwen seru riiy
according 10 the net 81 assembly and the
rules of His rulrI md il nunrarinK by sniis.
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200 Rcams Wrapping Paper.

4 MS is 10 1or.ynrn all persons from tfndin
Z for or taking m assignment ~ NOTE oi
mine, given op hrmnnd, for the sum al 500.
brNring date On Thursday The 26th al frbru-
nry, 1s3l, il being given IN exchange OF hor-
s.s, Ia man whose mann do not r.collrci.
The nHg Tor Whch III" note was given proves
10 bc nnsouud therefore, viii not pay the
note. JAMES WATTS
March 3. u2N3O
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S38t 400 %

farr committee, are net aware at any
object Ia which portion Of the estimated
suTpIa. could he applied with more advan.
ta,r, than the pay ment oi Il part ut tn" pub
llr debt. They would therefore, recon-
mend an appropriation 10 the snkinS inna'
Of SG5 $50, To be applied towards the pay,
mont of the interest accrulug IN IN" wn"le
debt, Il redemption ofthc principal "i me
percent. debt Ifthis appropriation shaiih be
made, $40 900 of tht prlnc'pa' ni IN" per
cent debt may hepaid, aud III" snnoI 50,
$40 ouIy " III be- required To meet the Interest
which " in accrue within the current year,
instead Of the sum of 1880, incaidfd III
the foregoing estimate. Tht application
OF the sum Of sG5 $50, would he rs i"'io"s'
Interest on $3.50 .Uo0for6 months,
cent ''' ''"'N'' 80 5000 Go
Principal of S4n,oon redeemed -,
on 29th March, 1894, fo,ooo !"
10 OOH Ssnt.rhcr 1924, $3.50 90
Interest on $500, eco for u months -.
TO .ith August 1924, "'-"o w
iu,.re., an I'D & ner cent debt, 5000 o0
----
SOS $50 90
Should hi. appropriation he made 10
tn. siukiaS sand, then, aeSorslhs " WIG %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-05

Lottery and Exchange Office, IA, Markets..
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, aud
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES NAVE
BEEN OBTAINED 1gAN AT ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any part of the United States,
either by mail Wost paid) or private convey.
anre, enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF
The Baltimore lotteries, Will meet tho 'nn q
"rompt and punctutl attention as if an per.
son1I cation, hdafesseulo
!. I COuENkJr. BGitimoye.