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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
icy REQUEST I

At meeting OF large and respectable
number OF the treebolders OF Frederick
county held al the town hall in Winches
Ter, on Monday, the 5th day OF April, 1894,
in pu .uance u previous notice, given in
the public papers on Saturday last, on mo
tim, Dr. John Hedges was called to the
chair, and A. 5 i'dbail appointed Sec
rotary The following preamble and re-
solutions. were offered oy Robert B. White,
esq. md Unanimously adop'ed:
We regard the people as the fountain of
all legitimate authority, and think that it
j. con, onant with our-iree and representa-
tive system OF gOVrrnm OF, that by lalr
expression oi their choice, they should E.
Iec' The President and Vice President OF
tn Unite i SIs.es. We deprecsIe any pc.
Icy, measure, Or influence, calculated 10
defeat or even render doubtful the PEG.
pies will, on so Interesting a subject -
Any attempt TO trench on this sacred right
OF the people, or 10 divert this important
power from ns proper channel or in any
wsy to Illustrate or impede the due exer-
else OF IL, should in our opinion be viewed
with alarm aud distruSt. Abuses long to-
lersted, are apt 10 grow into precedent,
aud precede Ia be taken Tor authority.
Power usurped and usurpatiou long acqui-
esced in, are often mistaken for right
We believe the crisis has arrived, when it
becomes the duty OF the independent free
holders of Virginia, 10. inquire whether
the general ticket system combined with
the influence OF congressional and legisla-
tive caucus,s, and other caucu.es now ex
istnc at Washington, are mol like ly to di.
vest them of une of the most important
rights they have retained Such result
will be inevitable, If it be true las il GER
tainly is in the opinion OF this meeting
that Mr.. Crawford and Mr. Gsllatin are
not the men that Virginia would most de
light to honor al this time, and il the PEG.
pie beedless OF the exercise o: so valuable
a right, should supinely acquiesce IN the
late caucus nominations al Washington
and Rich ,ond II is not our purpose 10
censure the motives of the respectable
gentlemen VINO composed those caucuses;
nut il is due to truth to say, that the nOmi-
na,,on was maize. and The electoral ticket
ora ed. 10 mund. .l'bout any power
.,i,ga,ed tor Nee purpose without any
accurate ss,lmale o. public ssntimeni--
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
MORE OF THE MARVELLOUS.

Tie editors Of the New York States
man. 20 whom the world and ourselves
are indie ted tor many wonderful things.
for which we, at least, must, express
our oblie cations, have published pa
per which was recently read by DR..
Mitchell before scientific sociey CIV
ing chthy Icgocal description OF
fish rhich tell from the clouds.--''ln
the autuma OF 1882, when The inhab'-
tap,s we're returning from the disPer.
sion caused by the yelI"w fever"
At this time, (day not mentlonea'l
sphere was thunder shower, attended
with a considerable fall Of rain, and du-
ring the .quaIl, the fish descended to
the earth, in the yard adjoining the
house of Joseph Harrington. No. l42
Front street. "A young female saw
the creature when it reached the stone
pavement, and Immediately picked 1t
up. She brought il forthwith into the
house. where it recovered ANIMATION
after the shock it had received. 1t was
handled by several persons while ye,
alive. aud i, continued 10 tarn over and
move 40 is Usual with fishes out OF their
element, for perhaps quarter OF an
hour. My friend Colonel Run'er,"
say. the Do tor, Twas among 'ne W.T.
ues.es of the fact, saw the gel wh'"
she brough in the ,tupihed hsn, ex.
ahmed 1t himself after the temporary
recovery of It's motion. ami 90
served AZ until it d,ed. i was 'hen
preserved ID sp, is, and Is no" al ar
ii, le IN my museum
"rni.," ..ont pues the doctor, rs by
no means 81 iisry case Inc la.e
CAPT. Thomas Lawrence, sold me q few
wears bef, 70 his death, that he witness
ca shower Of little f.hes IN Cherry
s,rsei aud that many of them we're
jumping aoou, over the pavement. A
gentle man assured me, very lately, that
many OF them were jumping about over
the pavement. A gentleman assured
me. very lately. that FISH had descend,
ed from the a. nosPhere near NatcheE
the species was not ascertained IN
either of these cases 10 the year 1896,
at - austcdu, uodr "Io'h9"', ." AN~"'s
England. pas ure field was overspread
by smell young 1rhitings. supposed to
have fallen from the clouds in tempest
of ,huader and rain"
On examination, the Doctor found
the fish to be Batrachus or Toad itch;
remotely allied to the Scorpenas, Cur
saards and Bull heads, Under the d
clas.ifi alton, it would be considered a
LJpkius without the elbowed pectors!s.
the length was rather more than two
inches, breadth of the head rather more
than three quarters of an inch.
What is most remarkable Is that the
spe,ies 10 no, a native sf our waters
THIS individual would therefore appear
to have been borne from distant re-
glons, and kept alive during its passage
by the surrounding vspors of the at.
mosphere.
The ordinary way Of accounting for
the descent of shells, frogs, worms, and
other creatures. from the clouds, is by
supposiDg that they have been fist
drawn up by water spouts and lorna.
does, d.. Mitchell 10, however, of o.
pluiou that they may be carried to
se,Ial heigh by fish hawks and other
piscs, ory birds of prey.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27

There was present at this alarm
ing scene, an individual who had
been connected in business with the
deCeased--and he asked the son. who
was struck with amaZement, if his
father had not that dog with him on
his melancholy journey to Tonlon.
Yes. replied the son. he returned to
the house long before we had intelll-
gence of the calamity which has ru.
ined us.
During this private conversation,
the master. who had seized cord
and fastened it round the dogs neck,
was holding bin with difficulty.
when his friend added--if | do not
deceive myself. that man is the MIR
derer of your father--remain while
they are discussing the adventure,
and will go to the comlHissary Tor a
guard.
Returning soon after. he arrested
the individual suspected, and con-
Quoted him to prison. On searching
him. they discovered the merchants
| watch and other jewels, OF which he
had deprived the unhappy man. 1t
was proved besides, that on the day
OF the murder, the accused had been
seen by a girl coming out of the
wood of Cosniou. And these proofs
strengthened by other circumstances,
condemned the accused, who avowed
his crime to the c0nfessor on the scat
fold
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
l76O prizes
2SGU blanks

The prizes 10 the preceding scheme
will be determine" as follows: Thirty
| nun hers from 10 80 inciu.ife, will seve-
rally be placed INTO a vince on the day oil
| drawing. sn1 five of 'beU be- drawn out;
and that ticket having on It he lst, % and
Sd drawn numbers dfawn tToT the wbee g.,
having on II the Sd. ith and 5'h numbers
| drawn as aforesaid, will re enti;l, 10 the
! next highest prtze; that having Oh IT the
Cd, 4tb and 5ih "iIl he entitled TO the
prize OF DISC; that bav,Dg 90 II the Cd,
Sd ana 5ih wits be en,I'led TO the priZr OF
D5oo. INA having on Il 10. 90, Sd d;d 4'h
VII be entI'pd ~ The priZe Of D4Oo; the
FIVE other l,ck-Is winch - u hsye or them
respectively sol the drawn numbers. shall
each be enIItled 10 prize OF ol66; the
goo which shall respectively hove on them
any two OF toe drawn numb,rs, shall be
entitled 10 pIizes o. D!o; HE 1900 tickets
which .rsli have on them one OF the drawn
numbers, shall each he entitled 10 D5,
No tickets which shall have drawn "a
prize OF a superior denomination, can De
entitled TO an interior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the draw
ing, subject TO deduction oi 3 per cent.
The present price OF tickets Is, Tor
Whole tickets D5."o Quarters 1875
Halves gao tIghhs 62t
For sale 10 g'eai variety OF numbers al
Eu'u,eAs's Office.
A few doors below the Washington Inn,
on KING street,
Where the CASH will be paid at tri-
fling discount Tor al prizes in the above
lottery ss soon as drawn.
Orders post paid will be thankfully re.
ceived and promptly attended 10.
Clubs dealt with on the most favorable
terms.
}. H. RUNNELLS mas the pleasure of
stating that tie draws g OF The I'd Class OF
the Quan'Ico Canal Lottery took place on
The 10th inst. a ststerent oI which has
been received. Persons holding tiCKets
will please call and nave them examined
april 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
Marshal's Sale.

VlRGlNlA:
At Superior Court OF Chancery held
in the town of Fredericksburg, on the
9Th day OF October, 1898
Joseph Shumate, IN his own right, and as
administrator of Richard Shu!e, teceas-
ed, Plaintiff,
Against
Augustus B. Carver and Luther Radcliffe,
Defendants
~ ME decree nisi entered in this cause
l. at rules on the ED day OF May, 1928,
being returned executed on The defendant
Augustus b. Carver, and the defendant
Luther Radcliffe. who is out OF this Com
monwealIh, and against whom. the plain
tiff appears TO have proceeded in the mode
prescribed By law against absent defend
auts; and they still failing 10 appear and
answer, the bill OF the plaintiff is taken for
confessed; and on motion OF the plaintiff,
by counsel, the Court, on consideration of
the bill and exhibits, doth adjudge, order
and 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 oil 5
per centum per anDum from the first day
OF January, 1922, until paid, and the costs
by him expended in the prose ution Of
this suit, the said defendants and their
heirs, and all persons claiming un>
der :hem, be tbencetorh barred and tore,
closed OF all equity and right 10 redeem
the houses and lots described in The inden-
ture of trust, the exhibit aforesaid, made
on the 23d day OF September, 1916 be.
tween Augustus b. Carver of the one part,
and Richard Shue OF the other parl; and
that the Marshal OF this Court do, alter adj
vertIsiDg the tune and place thereof for
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
iudenture mentioned, and out Of the NOS
ney arising from the said sale, after de-
iraying The expenses attending the same,
pay 10 the plaintiff The said principal mo-
Dey, interest and costs; and The surplus Of
the proceeds OF sale, il any, retain IN his
hands, subject 10 the future order of the
Court, and report his proceedings herein
10 the Court 10 order 10 final decree.
Costs, 80 dolls. % cents. Copy.
Tes,e, ). 4. FORD, &. C.
@PursuaDt TO the foregoing decree, 1
shall, on Saturday, the s9th day OF May
next in front OF Capt. WilIiams's Tavern,
in Domfries, expose 10 sale by auction, TO
the highest bidder, for ready money,
Two LOTS, known in the plan of HE
SAID town OF Duinlries, by the numbers
Twenty.six and Thirty-four.
WIN. NJ. CRAIG, Deputy OF
JOHN STANARD, NJ. F. c. D.
feb % t99msy
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
MISCELLANY.
A SKETCH.

illus passed away her early
youth in sorrow. She grew up in
tears, stranger to the amusements of
youth. & its more delightful schemes
and imsginations. She was not,
however, unhappy. She attributed.
Indeed, no merit to herself for her
virtues, but for that reason were they
the more her reward. The peace,
which passeth all understanding,
disclosed itself in all her looks and
movements. 1t lay on her counte.
nance like a steady, unsnadowed
moonlight; and her voice, which was
at once sweet and subtle, came from
her like the fine tones of q mastery
perfnrmer, which still floating at
somc distance. SEEM To be created by
the .layer. rather than to proceed
from the instrument. fyOu had lis
tened to it in one of those brief Sab.
baths Of the soul, when the activity
ana dlsCursveness of the Thoughts
are suspended. aud the mind quietly
edd,eS round, iustead 1t flowing on
wal; as at late e,rning IN the
smr"g nave seen Il bat aheei in ST.
lent circles round and round a fruit
tree in full blossom, in The midst Of
which. as within close tint of the
pure-t White, al unseen nightingale
wa. heard piping its sweetest notes.
--in such mood you might have
half fancied. half felt, that her voice
had separate being of its own--that
it was a living something, whose
mode Of existence vas for the cal
only; so deep was her resignation, 80
entirely had 1t become the uncon-
sCious haDlt of her azure, and in all
she did or SAID. So perfectly were
her movements and utterance without
effort, and without the appearance of
effort
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
For Sale.

Il Farm, an Fairfaa' county,
containing 100 Acres, within two miles OF
Alexandra, and lying between the lands
OF Robert Patton and Anthony c. Ca.
zenove, through which the great southern
road passes. Any persons who are dispos
ed 10 purchase, can view the premises, and
ascertain the particulars, from the agent,
Mr. JAMES CALF lin Alexandra.
n. b. II The tarm IS not disposed of at
private sale before the Is, day OF MAY
next, it will on that day be offered at auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash.
april 6 tMI
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poe Y.
From he Nsw York Evening Post.
To C. G*** Y** R********.

From Tie Nsw York Evening Post
To C. G*** V** R********.
By the pleasures we have met
By our boy Woods festslday--
Let our spirits meier forget
Those whom death has snatch'd away.
Bv our JOYS of old. when Time
Wore Hopes sparkling diadem---
By the promise OF our prime
Let US aye remembe: them.
O'ert,ose forms we low d so well.
Stands the gray and solemn stone;
we have rung their dying knell,
We nave wePt that they are gose.
Yes, the lovely are at rest,
Aud the worm doth riot now
On che the wnitcaeSs of each breast,
And the beauty OF each brow.
Pour the deep lament, nv friend,
Its meet that we should NOUN;
Ats meet that we should bend
Der each aniorgotten urn.
There our hearts may well repine
Der the dust OF faded youth;
The. c. where peacefully recline
Gentle love aud holy truth.
while they grse'd the front Of earth
They we're cherish'd, they were ours;
And we dearly priced their worth,
They were life's untainted flowers
They were guiding stars which shone
Ere the sky grew dark with strifs,--
They were blossoms newly blown,
Springing on the tree OF life.
Al! that tree of life was fair
In our fower-encirciedp prime;
But its branches now are bare,
Stripp'd by sorro" and by timer
And il never more shall spring,
And we never more shall see
Leaf or blossom flourishing
On that desolated tree. j. q. Is.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
Translated for the Charleston Courisr.l
From 'L'H,stoire DIES Chrens Ceisbrss.
The DOG OF CUuNiOU.

II Il DOu OF SOuNloO.
A paper merchant, established al
Marseilles. went, in 1917, on a jour.
ney to Toulnn, and was assassina,ed
on his return. in the wood of Cog.
niou. Notwithstanding the strict iu-
quiries made by the son and widow
of the deceased, they could not fall
upon the track of the murderer.
Six months thus passed away, a.
bout which time the merchants
son entered one day a coifee>house,
where several persons were peacea.
bly, assembled. Immediately his fa-
theirs dog. that had accompanied
him, jumped with fury upon a tall,
lean man, who was enjoying the com
.pany of ladies. Astonishet at this
sudden attack. every one rushed for.
ward to restrain the furious animal
they beat him with sticks, and strove
20 force him off:-but all in vain
She dog redoubled his rage, and con-
tinued to bite his victim, who was
pale with fright.
They then applied to his master,
who, with the utmost difficulty, made
him release his prisoner, and could
only do SO by quickly leaving the
place. when the dog followed him.
But having gone about hundred
steps. the animal returned, re-enter-
cd the coffes-house, and agaiu sprung
upon the man.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
AUCTIONS.
Land For Sale.

IN pursuance of deed Of trust executed
by Thos. Blackburn, deceased, 10 tie
subscriber, Tor The purpose of securingithe
debt therein mentioned to Thomas Ira
cy. bearing date the Bib day OF May,
1918, and OF record in the court OF Prince
William county; will be exposed TO pub
lie sale, for ready money, before the door
OF the court house OF Fairfax county, Oh
the third Monday Of June next, being the
9lst of The month, and Isl day OF the
court Of said county,
A Tract Of Land
living and being in the SAID county OF Prince
Wili.am, on Bull hun; bounded and des.
cribed in the said deed, as tollows-"Be-
ginning al 2 red oaks on he south side of
Bull run, corner to the land sold by Thos
Blackburn, deceased, to Bernard Hoe,
Jun. ADD runRing thence with Hooe's line
to The line OF the land formerly Robert
Carriers, thence with the line OF The land
formerly said Carriers 10 Bull Kun, thence
down Bull Ron with the meanders there
of, to the beginning; containing one ;oou-
sand three hundred and fifty seven acres
more or less; which said tract Of land was
devised to the SAID Thomas Blackburn by
bis father Thomas Blackburn, deceased"
7 his tract OF land lies thin about tw en-
~ miles OF Alexandria, and nearly the
same distance from Dumtries-and IS be-
IIeved to be very valuable. John Hooe,
Jun. esq. living about 4 miles below Cen.
tresiIle on the road TO Dumiries, and near
lbe premises, will no doubt have The kind
ness 10 shew them to any person desiring
TO purchase. X. M. SCOTT, Trustee.
aprIl 5 IaMts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
Notice.

THOMAS MASTERS, (Iate Of the firm
i OF Divie, Bethune 4. Co.. of New
York, having established himself in the
Agency and Commission Business,
in that city now offers his services to bis
friend. and the commercial pnblic OF A.
lexandria, in tina, capacity, at No. Il3,
Front street, corner OF Coffee House Slip.
New York, April I4-l7 CIV
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
AUCTION.
f ablic Auction.

DY VIRTUE of deed OF trost, OF
- Robert Catlett, and Nancy his wife,
Peter Calieti, William Catlelt, and Will
free G. Settle, TO the subscribers, bearing
date The 96th day of May, 1920, and
recorded in the County Courts OF Eau
uuieI and Frederick; they will proceed to
sell at public auction for cash TO the high
est bidders, on the 18th day of May, 1924
at the Mill OF Peter Catlei,, or al The
dwelling house of Robert Catlett, the fol-
lowing
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
John III. Ladd q Go.

John III. Ladd q Co.
OFFER FOR SALE
NIUSCOVADO
NI CIayed tSUGAKs
T T'in,d,d MoLAssEs
! h,;;s. }corrar
ST. DomiDgo)
Spanish chocolate
G i%ps';.l {rEAs
Young Hyson)
Pepper, cassia, cloves
$ % %;;;i Madeira {"'srs
y Mss' iadia RUN
Holland gin
G Hs;ss;i,s. BRANDY
Whiskey
Winter strained sperm
e oiise strained 'Ps'" s sou
Mess and prime beef, mess pork
Msckerel No. & 9, behring's No. l&9
Shad gross and neat, dun cod fish
Turks Island salt
Plaster lump and ground, grindstones
Cut nails assorted sizes, window glass
Red OGRE, ,allow mould candless,
Spanish tobacco
s A%s',s.D sEeARs;
Manufactured tobacco
S %f';n 'ss and letter PAPER
Band box boards
sarbled MarseilIes co,,
White do ooaT
Russia clean hemp
k ksssa. DUCK
tiens' and boys boots and shoes
Mems and boys hat
Cotton yarn various numbers
Logwood, burr blocks
Potatoes, apples, onions, &c. &c.
jan 92
WHEAT
fugcbased by A, G. CAZEN0VE g. ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
COPY OF AN IRISH BILL.
FROM THE ORIGINAL.

FROM The UhlSlNA
BaIagaon. May 8, 1914.
Dir. Patrick Lauisss, Esq. to Mrs
Scooter, Debtor.
For Brackage done the widows
Consumes iu the Skirmage at her
place on Wednesday night by the
Cursing party.
To the Reverant Mr.. Max
we'll, Esquire, hooking Mr..
Jones thro' the clock case O 10
To master Frank Ogle, Esq.
hooking down Joseph and
his brethren l. braken the
frame 0 Q 6
To do spelling the image of
dear son Dick which cum
from Filadelfy and all the
neabours said il was like
him O5O
To your cousin, Mr.. Essex
Forrest broke three feet Of
mahogany table forragethat
he would not be let At JOINS O 4 4
The girl says young Wearin
kickt pleat off the desk 4
broke Miss Smiths 3 real
English ninttumbiers which
| borrowed for your honor,
you mine and ! cannot get
any like EN- 03 8
To Mr.. jones for braken the
Grid Iron handle when he
shoultered it at the Captain
Of he army in rage Os2
The mendIn tie lock of the
door which Mr.. Maxwell,
Esq. spoiled in lock Mas
ter Frank u himself in with
Jones when he brought the
pistills OF
To braken a faverit Chamer,
yourselfye mind in the room
behind the kitchen O22
To braken two chairs % 2
To braken the big jug yourho-
nor made strong punch in oil
To harm done the room b,a.
ken the other part of the
Grid Iron and other damage
which hurt the house terri.
bly, O5
Mr. La7oless, Esq. ll47
SIR: You wilt see all that | suf-
fart by the party that come on the
Cursins party, and it would be hard
if the widows consarns are rackf and
ma suffer. Mr.. Maxwell about that
you had been Chairman of the Com
pany would pay the damages there
fore make bold to send the bill to you
which ali the neabors can tell is lit
tie enough for me to get.
Dear Sir am Your humble serv't,
MARY SCOOTER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
One Lot of Land,
One other Lot,

a lease Of land contiguous to the said Mill
Lot, purchased by The said Peter Cstlett,
o, Armislead Thompson and Thomas
John: containing one hundred acres more
or less and conveyed by the said Peter 10
the said Wiltred G.. Settle by the same
deed 0f trust: and also
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
Public Sale.

pY authority Of decree OF The Circuit
- Cour, for the county OF Alexandra,
entered at November term, 1928. shall
proceed TO sell at public auction before
the door Of The Exchange Coffee House.
at IL o'clock. M. on Saturday the 18th
kas,.x. day OF May next, one holt Of the
HExEs interest and estate in the Three
sss Story Brick Dwelling House, at
ASpresent occupied by Mrs. kenne-
dy, and in the vacant lot adjoining there
to, on the north side, situated On The west
side OF Water street midway between
Queen and Princess streets; the house lot
fronting 29 feet on Water street, extend
ing back 1873 feet inches; and The va
cant lot of the same depth, and 3 ieet ~
front.
The house is well built and commodIous,
having two large rooms on each floor with
spacious passage, and is convenient
and agreeable dwelling-the whole lot be-
ing also well enclosed.
The terms OF sale will be one fourth OF
the purchase money 10 be paid in hand,
but credit OF l2, 10 and 81 months will
be given ON the residue, divided into equal
payments, bearing interest from the day
OF sale. J. l.. MckENNA,
Commis'r g. aching Trustee.
0TTbe proprietnrs Of the other moIety
OF the above described property will offer
il Tor sale, SO that the whole interest wils
be disposed OF at public auc,.on at the
time and place designated.
april Is Is
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COHEIN'o

LoaeTy q EicHunge OUce, IL Wdrket'street,
BALTIMORE.
Where The great capital prizes IN both
The last lotteries 1rere sold 10 distant adven-
surers, and where more capital prizes hare
been sold than at any other office in Ame.
r,cI.
rOrders.from aoy part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punCtual
attention, it addressed to
}. !. COHEN, ir. Baltimore.
@COHEN'S LOTTERY Gazette and
Register" which ispublisbed regularly
after each Drawing, will contain the OH
cial List OF the Grand State Lottery, and
will he forwarded grabs, TO all who pur.
chase their Tickets at COHEN'S OF.
FlCE, and who signify thei. wish to have
ibe SAINTS