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Prompt PAYMENT

ME fortunate holders of The two four,bs
y OF The Prize Ticket which drew $500
Dollars in the I'd Class Of the Quantico
Canal LOTTERY received the cash on pre-.
sentatios OF the tickets, at
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One other lot of Land.

containing eight acres more or less, con-
veyed by the said deed of trust TO the said
Wilfred 6. Settle, and purchased by The
said Peter OF John Green, adjoining The
said mill lot, aud al the date OF the said
deed, in the occupancy OF the said Peter
Catletb n. ", Rogers. Thomas Mills and
William Waters.
On the same day, and at the dwelling
house OF Robert Catleit will be sold on
the same terms aforementioned.
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Marshal's Sale, in Virginia

Marshal's Sale, in Virginia.
PURSUANT to DEGREES of the superior
Il court oil chancery for the Fredericks.
burg district, bearing date the 18th day of
May. 1893, and The 99d day of May, 1894.
10 suit depending in the said court, be-
tween Charles Carroll, of CarroIlton.
Plaintiff, and William Brent, jr. Admins.
traitor with the will annexed oil Daniel c.
Brent, deceased, and others, Defendants.
! shall: on the 9th day of July next. (that
bt.eing Prince William court day. at Prince
William courthouse, expose TO sale by
public auction, 10 the hughes, bidder, for
ready money, that portion of the
lark Gate Tract Of Land,
situate, lying and being in the couo,y a.
foresaId, which is comprised 10 lots Nc. I
and 5, as designated in the Plat filed io
inc SAID suit, containing in the said two
lots according to the said Plat, One Thou
sand and 1wenty -four .4cres, tro roods
and t1centy. three poles; il being The residue
OF The said Park. Estate, after de-
Quoting the sale OF that part called Flat
push, which was heretofore sold on the
xxd day of December last, under the form.
er of tue aforesaid DEGREES. The residue
now offered for sale, comprehends The.
MANSION HOUSE, and bas great adj
ysntages in fertility, sslubrity. and near.
ness 10 Prince William courthouse.
WIN. u. CRAIG, deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, NJ. +. C. q.
june 8 4w
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Besides zoos, &c. amounting TO the enor-
nous sum of Di69,652.
An opportunity being still left for thDse
who did not supply themselves with tick.
cts or shares here tofore, they should now
send on their orders without delay.
Whole tickets D2o 90 Quarters D5 90
Halves 10 90 Eightbs 2 30
To be had warranted undrswn at
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]. H. RUNNEILS,
Lucky Lottery Office,

King street Alexandria, D C..
Who would not risk the trifling sun of
Do for DIoo, 900?
Orders from any part OF the U. States,
by mail (post paid) or by private convey.
ance, enclosing the cash or prize tickets in
any Of the lotteries now drawing will nee I
the usual prompt and punetual attention, il
addressed as above. nay IS
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AUCTIONS.
Public Auction.

DY virtue of deed OF trust of Richer,
ID Cstieu and Nancy bis vile. pe,,r
Callett, William Catlett and v hired g
Settle, TO the subscribers, bearing dsIe
the a6th day OF May. 1890; and records
in the County Courts OF Fauquer and Ere
derrick; they will proceed TO sell at pub.
lie auction Tor cash to the highest biddsr
on Thursday, the 18th day OF July 1921
at the Mill OF Peter Catlelt, the follow.
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Tracts of Land:

one tract Of lease land, Containing TO-
hundred acres more Or less, situated in ,hS
counties Of Fauqoier and Frederick. "n
which the said Robert Catlett resided at
the date OF the said deed; one other tract
situated in the same counties, purchased
by the said Robert OF William Massie and
William Gibson, containing Two hundred
acres moro nr lese
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100000 Loilars

Resides 2Y OF DI00, S6 oil D50; aud y47Y
Of IL dollars.
Adventures at a distance should lose no
time in forwarding their orders tor Tickets
and shares, as The drawing will positively
be finished on the aforementioned day -
Those who signify their wish, will be in
formed of the tate OF their tickets as soon
as drawn.
Whole tickets DsO 90 Quarters D5 90
Halves ~ 90 Eighths Y 50
For sale, Warranted untraWn, at
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SUNUKY SL.AVES.

conveyed by the said deed, partly by Ro.
bert Catlett, and partly by The said Viii.
am Catlet, if produced by them.
r. And also eleven horses, four
Ns~yS~suiis, lh,rtytwo mash tubs, four
10y cooling tubs six windsor chairs,
Mss E. one cabinet, three beds aud
bedstesds, with the furniture thereto be.
longing. one tea chest, one bureau, and
other articles OF household and kitchen
furniture, il said goods and cbaltels are
produced by the said Robert Catlett.
II there is not sufficient time for the ac-
complishment of salc sales, they will be
continued from day 10 day by the subscri-
bers
Such title as The subscribers have in any
OF The property above described, will be
made 10 purchasers,
imam HORNER.
PETER ADAMS,
june 10-tl5July Trustees.
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ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, W Arlington.
Orders from any part OF the U. States.
per nail, post paid. or by private convey.
ance, enclosing cash or prlze tickets IN the
New Yoik and Baltimore Lotteries, will
receive The nost.prompi attention, II adj
dressed TO
S. j. NJ. ALLEN T. Co.
May I8-3i ashlngton City.
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One other tract

situated in the county Of Frederick, "a lease
at the date OF said deed. IN the possession
Of Presley Williams, purchased by the
said Robert OF William Leach, containipe.
one hundred and fifty acres more or less.
One other tract
containing one hundred and fifty acres, d
part Of lease devised TO the said Robert
BY bis father, and purchased by BIN Of
Henry Curtis, situated ia the county Of
Frederick. And also
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. Forsyth, from the Committee 10
whom was referred the Presidents Mes
cage on that subject. reported bill max.
ing further appropriations tor the extiD>
guishment Of the title OF the Creek In
dams to land lying in the State Of Georgia.
which was twice read and committed
MIR. Tracy, from The Committee on that
subject, reported a bill further 10 amend
the act authorizing the payment Tor pro.
perry Loot, captured, or destroyed, by the
enemy, whilst in The military service OF
the United States. and for other purposes,
passed 9Th April, 1906; which Was twice
read and committed
Mr. Allen. of Massachusetts, called up
the consideration OF The resolution offered
by him some days since, for fixing The
time of The adjournment OF this House, and
the question on considering being taken by
yeas and nays. the votes were-yeas 81,
nays 80. So the House agreed TO consi.
der the resolution
Mr.. Allen moved to 6lI The blank With
Monday, the Sd day Of May, 1924
MIR. Tod moved, as an amendment, 10
gil the blank with the aOth day Of May.
Upon this motion there Was some de.
bate, which was superseded BY the Speak.
er passing 10 the orders OF the day.
The House resolved itself into commit.
tee OF The whole, Mr.. Tomlinson 10 The
chair, On the amendments proposed by the
Senate to the bill making appropriations
for the support oil the Navy; and after q.
greeting to all the amendments, il was re.
turned to the Senate.
The revision OF the Tariff was then Il.
ken up; and, stier .ons tue spsn. in dc.
bate, the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
A DIAROLlCAL ACT.

NORFOLK. Apfl -hu dile'pP', NC
liberate as II was wicked, was made on
Friday night, about hal past O'CLOCK
by some head in bumsa shape. 10 produce
co,6agratuuu, ander circumstances
which, If had succeeded, must have devss-
lated a large portion OF The town !he
bookstore oil Caleb Bonsal. ESQ. on Main
street, fronting Market Square. aud slsu-
aied in the mlds, vi block VI wooden
buildings, was selected " The VILLAIN lor
his teilish purpose; between this building
and the next one on the West side, Is
narrow foot~ay with a gate al the en-
trance, winch, however, was usually ie!t
open; behina tins gate The lncencIsry
might DE concealed trcm the observation
of persons 10 the street. Ut any had been
passing al that lone hour while he ripped
Of a piece OF the weather boarding and
deposited his c0mbu.ibles, consisting OF
larred rags and chips OF wood upon The
sill ~ the narrow space between Inc wea
,bpr boarding and inner ceiling, aud haV.
iag put the match 20 them, retired-untor'
t,nste,y without being observed A hts
Wy N. " gale was blowing at the lime.
and ten minutes would have been suttl.
Gent t" have given the names On uncoh
roable sscendency. But the mana OF
Providence ,nieryened and frustrated me
monsters fell design. Mr.. Hawkins, Inc
contractor lor keeping the pubic lamps,
CHANGED a, ne crucial moment 10 be tax
ins the rounds TO trim The lights, when
one OF bis lamp lighters, negro isu. 10 DIS
progress perceived the blaze. and calling
10 bis master, who vas SOME dIstshce OH,
10 inform bin OF il. fastened niGseli TO
the spot. The ERE had already caught
he sill ana the pianks, but was soon go'
under by rakins the blazing combusi'b'es
from their depository, and ice application
OF a seasonsble supply OF wstsr, which
was fortunately al ha ID in the djoinlng
tenement
So tar The author OF this diaboIical al.
temp, has eluded suspicion; 5ui justice will
doubtless sooner or later, overtake him IN
some shape or other, 10 the meantime,
The fac, that there IL one inJiv 'duai. II DO
more, IN our society capable oi perpe-
rating a crime OF such nature, Is calcu
lated ~ a~sken the most uneasy seDsa.
i:oD.--pIomp, Hsasures should be lakeD
by the police. There are namaer 9i
non drsCr, p' characters amongst us--btrus
Of prey T. BIRDS vi passage Ferre,ed on.
from uther cities they have ligh ed amongst
US, and II we perE,t theH resting place
for III soies I thrn tee hey Ha5 Hak
U. smart for -, remissBess Besides the
above awful Harnlag, we were no. long
since sdnoniskeu OF The presence u some
OF these cormorants BY tie robbery OF cry
eood store, and two subsequent attempts
al burglary, one Of them on The lden ,'cs!
store which had been previously robbed
Ii rs no alienation Of the alarm which
those attocious deeds are calculated to in
spre, to reflect. tina. in every case The
scene OF operation was in the most public
and best ralcksd parts oil the town.
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THOMAS p. HARPER.
RICHMOND, March 2Sth. 1924.


Gentlemen YOU think the nep
species Of Gambling which has been
prae,ised lately n .nls state. will be
interesting to your readers, you will o.
blige me by giving it place in your
paper. 1t will show 70 what men will
resort to evade the law Of the land
Travelling some short time since, in
Virginia, | stopt alta Public House in
Brunswick county, where ] found seve-
raj country pumpkins playing Push
Pins, for money. After playing for
some time, one of the company propos-
ed to play game in which he said
there could be no cheating. They al
eonoeu,edto play his game, if tley knew
hcw. He said it was called Fly Loo,
and vas played in the following man.
ner, viz: tie called for a sugar dish
and gave each man lump of sugsr.-
Each man put down his money and q
lump of sugar The man on whose
lump fly frs. aligh,ed would sweep
the stakes. After playing some time,
the mover ofthe game asked the com
pany to excuse him few minutes, and
took his lump out with him. After be
ing out two or three minutes, no re-
turned oav'Dg d ppet bis lamp in fish
brine and won every stake. His lump
attracting the flies by its odoriferous
smell. AN OBSERVER.
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STREET PAVING.

McAdams. Of London, Ly taxing up the
pave mem, and converting the streets ,Glo
broken stone road, is about to be adopt
ed in Boston. Less dust is said 10 arse
from streets made in this way, and i, .p-
pears BY The Englls papers that sevs ,al
experiments in different parts OF The cosS>.
try. had shown the decided superiority Of
this new method OF paving over the old
one. ln London Q trial was made last
summer, which proved every way sue cess
tai. The cost is comparatively ir,aiDg.
New- York Evening Post.
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Of American is bond OF union TO all the
states which are known by that name, and
Iha. the honor OF the Americans at the
North must be strong pledge that, what,
soever hostile event may occur they WI
tot cease to be our ally. Moreover; when
tbe United States recognised the indepen
dence of Spanish America, they did not DO
it, till they had well penetrated the pur,
poses OF tue European Cabinets and found
II to be settled 10 their secret councils,
that it would be very agreeable to their
interests. ;,
For this reason we confirm the inteIlI'
gence which we communicated IN re-
cent number Of our paper, relative 10
The resolution OF England 10 send Con-
suIs 20 all The Independent Govern.
u.ents of Ame,ics; auG venture TO preo'ct
tina, The next English ship OF var, when
shall arrive will bring a Consul General
10 this Nation lfa1laa
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IN SENATE April 5. 1924.

A communication IRON the Governor oil
the State of Pennsylvania, transmitting
resolution of the Legislature of that State,
approving the declaration OF The President
in relation to the preservation OF liberty in
the Western hemisphere, was read and
laid on the table.
The bill to abolish Imprisonment for
debt was then taken up, and after agree.
ing to sundry amendments wa. ordered 10
b: printed. Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

John Talisferro. esq. has been elected
a ~ember OF Congress from the District
lately represented by VIM. Lee Ball, de.
csased, by q majority Of 81 yetsy.
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Norfolk, April 3.

Norfolk, April 3.
LIST OF OFFlCERS
attached TO The U. S sloop Of sar HornN,
Edmund p KENNEDY. Esq Commander.
F. Forrest, Isl Lieutenant.
0. Stallings, ed do
!. Dornin, Sd do--sctirg.
Y.M. Randolph, A,h do do
+. Buchanan, 9th do do.
J. Glyms, sailing Masler.
G. I hoInss, Purssr.
}. MeCauIy, Commander Marines.
--. Surgeon.
VIM Green, Midshipman.
Vim. F. Lynch, DO
A Van Dyke, do
J L. Ball, DO
E A. Kerr, do
w G Darlington, acting Midshipman.
John A. Davis, do do
&. G. Ashton, do Go
Gregory Weems, Acting Surgeons Mate
}. Tbsyer, Boaiswain.
w. Corcoran, Gunner.
J. Armstrong, Carpen inter-.
J. Chil,is. Sail Maker.
}. I. Lipscomb. Captains Clerk.
The Hornet hauled of from the n nv
Yard, Gosport, on The Isl inst. sncht red
Of in the stream, and is waiting ferac pw
10 proceed Immediately 10 sea.
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NeS York Com. Adv.

Tbegreat surgical operation of remov-
ing the thigh al the hip bone has been re-
Gently performed for the 6r-t time, at
Guys Hospital, London, by SIR Ashley
Cooper IL was accomplished IN twenty
minutes, and securing The arteries. and
dressing. occupied fifteen minutes nore.
We have no intormsIIOn whether the pa
tent survived The operation beyond The
day on which il was performed.
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more satisfactory, TO the country which
have the honor to govern, nor indeed to
myself than this testimony OF friendship
on the part OF The First American Nation.
II shall be one of the first of my duties 10
make suitable return, as shall take every
opportunity 10 prove. have already
nominated a Minister Plenipotentiary,
through whom ! shall reply TO my great
and good friend, The President Of the U
nited States"
Wheel tbe ceremony was closed, The Go.
vernon invited the gentleman to be seated
and after few minutes conversation the
Minister PIenipotentisry took leave OF The
Governor, the Ministers present and the
other persons, who had been assembled TO
give dignity and honor to the ceremony,
He was then conducted back to The first
landin. on the principal stair case, where
he had been received and again entered
the coach with Mr., Forbes, the Secretary,
with the Chief Officer Of External Rela.
lions and Governments; and the Abide
Camp of The Governor. Athis departure,
the guard formed at bis entrance, paid
bin the same donors, and the military
baGd played grand march. The gentle
man who accompanied Mr.. Rodney. saw
him back 10 his dwelling. The National
Flag was kept hoisted ill the sitting Of the
esd.
This happy occurrence under circun.
stances OF rublic alarm al the trsgical g.
vents which have awaited the liberal par
~ in he peninsula, bias Infused conse
latory spirit INTO every mind. The coun-
try 10 now we'll assured that the distinction
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-28

these various applications, a round
rosy -colored gentleman, who lives
Just in the neighborhood, passed by.
and seeing some distressin my coun-
tenance, kindly stopped TO inquire
after my welfare. 81 am afraid
Miss Barbara, you have lived too
much alone; but you have now got
into a good neigbborhood, and. !
hope, mean to live neighborly. | IN
tend myself to step in, one of these
mornings, and drink a glass OF your
fine bottled cider before breakfast
| have heard much oft And by the
way. | do not care if | borrow a do
zen bottles now till | can buy some
myself"
/ turned towards
Another knock - will run to
the window to reconnoitre--As | live,
there are three children at the door
with baskets, boy with a wheel
barrow, a woman with bandbox,
and Eve tin kettles coming towards
the house! My patience is exhaust
ed.
Mr.. Printer, advertise my house
for sale at auction next Monday.
shall take lodgings in the country
or go to the Shsals-. this very day,
BARBARA CATNiP.
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Pursuant to the foregoing

decree, | shall, on Saturday the 30lh day
Of this month, at the first toIl-gate on the
Little River turnpike road, near AIexsr.
dria, offer the two Tenements and
Lots in the said decree menliols
ed, for sale at public auction, Tor
cash.
The first mentioned lot of ground and
buildings are situated on the north side of
said road, near the said gate, front Of lot
on the road, 66 feet, depth 1873 feet.
The second lot and buildings are situst,
ed on the same side of the said road, near
the said gate, front on the road fifty feet,
depth 1873 ieet.
VIM. NJ. CRAIG, Deputy Of
John Stsnard, VI. f. C. C.
oct 7 3W
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MISCELLANY.
From the Portsmouth, n. tx. JaHrn al.
GOOD NEiGHBORH00D.

Mr.. Printer-There is a sore evil
under the sun, whichseems hitherto to
have escaped the notice of your Cor
respondents, bat which is said to pre-
vail very extensively in this hosplta-
Bile town. 1t is a Good .Ns'Shoor-
hood. Nay, start not.-Mr. Printer,
it is indeed sore evil, as you shall
presently hear. 80,
am an unmarried lady, q little
advanced beyond that period of youth,
and in fact approaching that age IN
which one does not like to have ones
early habits Interrupted. My friends
think me somewhat particular, and
for the word must come oat--a lit
tie oldmaidish; bat / bear their rail-
lery with good humor, for am con
scious that what they laugh at. is on
" a love of neatness aud regularity.
Having decent competence, and no
near relations with whom I could re-
side, l lately purchased small house,
in the midst Of a very good neigh
borhood, and las! week / commenced
housekeeping. with high hopes OF
comfort and enjoyment. But alas!
Sir, one short week has clpuded the
prospect; and unless ! can sell my
house and escape. shall die of a
gnod neighborhood before Thanks
giving.
had Just got over the hustle Of
removing. and was quietly seated in
my little parlor, with my knitting
work in my hands and the last Lite
rary Gazette spread before me on
the table, when the door burst open.
and FIVE little urchins rushed in, al!
clamorous, at once, TO tell me, that
their Mamma, Mrs. Pryabout, would
have the pleasure of taking tea with
me and spending the evening in a
neighborly way. am of a social
disposition, Mr.. Printer, and though
an old maid am pleased with well-be-
hayed children. ! therefore told them
with smile, that should be very
happy to see their Mamma--and that
on some leisure day. ] should be We
ny happy to see them too. But here
I found I was anticipated. "Mam-
ma told us that if you were alone, we
might stay an hour or two, as she
was very busy this afternoon and
meant to live with you in neighbour
ly way" Though somewhat start
led at this, submitted with good
grace, laid aside my knitting and pa
per, and gave up the afternoon to
my little neighbors. What prof.
, clients they were in the arts of good
neighborhood. my furniture aud par
Tor will exhibit for many years, My
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AUCTIONS,
Virginia:

Virginia:
At Superior Court of cbaDcery, heh =.
the town OF Fredericksburg, on thu 9Th
day of October, 1898.
The President, Directors and Compa,,,
of the Bank of Alexandra, Plaintiff,
Abiel Holbrook, Defendant.
nN the motion OF the plaintiffs, by conn.
Osel, the Court, Oh consideration of The
papers formerly read, and the report Of
William Moss and Thomas Moss, Two or
the vaIuers, made pursuant 10 The orGer If
the 18th day Of May last, doth adudes
order, and decree, that The plaintiffs reco"
yer of the defendant, one thousand SEVEN
hundred and one dollars and seyeniy,6ye
cents, with interest thereon, at the rate If
six per cenium per annum, from the 18Th
day OF March, 1891, until paid, ten dol.
lars and torty-nine cents, and The costs bv
them expended in the prosecution of this
suit; and that the Marshal OF this Court
after having given three weeks notice by
advertisement published in some newspa.
per printed in the town OF Alexandra, Of
the time and place thereof, do expose To-
sale, by public auction, TO the bighes, bid.
der, for cash, the houses and lot conveyed
by John Tbroop and wife to ibe dei,n-
dsnt, by deed, bearing date the q5d dsy
OF May, 1914; and also the houses and lot
conveyed by Moses KeDney and vile IN
the defendant, by deed, bearing date the
18th day of July, 1917; and out of lbs
money arising from such sales, after de-.
fraying the expenses attending The same.
pay to the plaintiffs the principal money
interest aud cost. aforesaid, & the surplus
of the proceeds of sale retain ia his hands
subject to The future order of the Court:
apd liberty is reserved to The plaintiffs %
apply here for further relief, 10 case The
sales hereby decreed shall not be sufi>
cient TO satisfy the plaintiffs demand; and
the Marshal is directed to report his pros
ceedings herein to the Court. ACopy.
Teste, J. T. FORD, C. c.
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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 we'll enclosed, and in
Timothy. Also, one annuity or rent in fee
Of four hundred and forty four dollars,
charged Oh lot of ground in the said
town on the north side of Wolf and west
side of Union street-commonly called
the distllery 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 concern.
ed, and resale will Immediately take
place al the risqe of the first purchaser un-
less the terms Of lhe sale are Immediately
complied with. K. TAYLOR.
oct &c t22N