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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-11
POETRY.
FROM THE GLOBE AND EMERALD.

FROM THE GLOBE AND EMERALD.
SsanSas on Companion Picture Of EIoiso.
FAIR ELoIsA! gazing upon thee
And on that face SO firmly hx'd above,
kethinks see the sweet divinity
The very spirit of ethereal love,
wv Inch gives thee such n soft, seraphic air
While thy slight hands closely caspd in prayr.
In prayer to whom? pale vestal!-Not to hsav'n
Is raised the brightness of thy beamng brow;
3Or If thought, perchance, to heav'n be giv'n,
'Tis TO absolve thee from thy virgin VOW
"A sacred aspiration breathed for ham,
For whom thine eyes with watching are wax'd dim.
! And that sereni.; which fills those eyes,
Dissembles we'll the ''tu,nult in your veins
Resembling more the calm of midnight skies,
When stiffness DER the starry convex reigns:
But though torrent rudely rush below,
Yet smooth the surface of the stream may how.
second glance betrays the friendly lash,
Which strives-how vainly!-to subdue the FIRE
That turks beneath t-and which forth would fash
With the wild fervour of uuieignd desire,
IL not enveioped in that tender shade
Which falls propitous er the modest maid.
By thought that eye is chasten'd-but the glow
OF rising-rapture kindles on the lips:
1he bud of bliss appears about to blow
The how'r in embryo-and sight the while
see thy mouth half gather'd a smile.
Deiusive form! how faithfully TO the
10 thee, all-empty as thou art cling:
ihou strikest the naster-chord of memory
Turn to look upon thee, though thing
lnaninate:-My wrapt soul likes to dwell
Upon her image, who could love SO we'll.
Image, or essence!-for my failing sight
Grows faint in feeding thy deathless flame
Oh! didst thou deem with what deep delight
oft am wont to linger thy name,
Sure ELoIsA would rejoice to know
The hre of love still brightly burns below.
ies:-though they laugh at love who never felt
One glowing spark from his exhaustless mine
who never with thrill oftransport knelt,
And paid their prisons at beauty's shrine
Yet there are hearts, which tremblingly can prove
The mutual ties of sympathy and love.
And though those fond-celestal-fairy dreams
Of love be gone, and his rich sun is set;
Upon favour'd few he sheds hi, beams
Nor quite from earth has he departed vet:
Yes, ELoIsA! there are so,uc, who now
Can live--to love-ike .46elard and Thou
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ID IcHARD POLLARD will continue to lransac

X Of'r11 II u VIII CUIIlIIlUt 10 tfahsact
~ business in Lynchburg, as .4ucti0neer and
General Commission .Nercjlam He will, as here
tofore attend TO the selling and shipping of tobacco
and other produce for planters, county merchants,
and others. Also, To the receiving and forwa riding
OF goodS-to the purchasing of produce on commits
sion, and to the transaction of bank business, as
agent. In short, 10 all business coming properly
within the scope of an AuctiOneer and Commission
Merchant. All consignments that he may be ia
vored with, and all business that may he entrusted
to him, will meet with due attention. His office is
in the large brick house at the junction of First
street and Fourth alley, the Franklin Hotel
Jan III w4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-11

WAS committed to the jail Of this county,
w on the 24th day Of August last, a negro man
who calls himself Elijah. He states that he is
from the state of Georgia, and is the property of
Mr.. Barlow Of that state. Having been pur-
chased from citizen of Maryland he says nc was
on his way back to that state. Elijah is about FIVE
feet ten or eleven inches high, Of dark complexion,
and appears to be about forty years Of age.
GERMAN JORDAN, Tailor.
Campbell city. Va. Dec. u. 26f
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

CIV A"Af rom Anne Arundel county, Ma
~ ryland, about the last of September. I893. ,
negro boy named NELSON, who was hound as 80,
apprentice to a Mr.. John Forester to learn ,b,
ni"cksmi'hs trade, and continued with him 6veor
SIN years. lie lived several years in Baltimore
ana may possibly be lurking about there AZ This
''"e. tie was seen three iou, months apo in Tho
country few miles above Baltimore | thmk !,
p'ooape he has ohtained a free pass NclSonwas
."Seo near W estmorcland Court house: he is ,hout
o"' ~ ihches high, aud well proportioned;
mas d very Hat nose, his complexion light, Mas,
YRS OF vessels and others cauionr, against c,,
P'oy'"g or hahhorjns said boy. Onc hundred dol,
,'S VIII be given for experimenting and securir,
@ ~, ! ~ SO mat get him again, and the abuye
MN JOHN A. PARKER
N"''sVh'e' Lancaster Co. Va. Nov. ~, 1924
~ - me Editors of the Richmond Constitutional
wing, Baltimore Patriot, aud Federal G;ze,te
", puD"S' 'ne above once "A week for six weeks
D 10 '' "9'ouhtS 10 me. J. A. =.
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'SNo Thomas i;a'!owav, Thomas Pettns and
IN. Phoebe has wifi, Thomas H. Pet;us aud
n''"aoeti las wife, Thomas Il. Swami. Samuel
-: swami iaoney VI. Wharton and Ann lis
vile Nelson Robinson and Jane iIs wife b,ire
oi Samuel Swami, Ccc'd-TAkE Nor,cr ,L..t
OH ihursGay, the scventceth day of February
next between the hours of nine O'clock in ,Lc
horhing and sunset Of that dav, we shall pro-
coed at the Shockoe Hill Tavern in the CITY Of
M n, to take the Dispositions of John
nuIphy, Edmund Bailey, james TAYLOR. John
1. Swami, and others. TO be read rs evidence in
Tue trial OF 4 so't now depending in the Superior
Court % Chancerl Cor the Ricinnond District
IN which we are Plaintiffs and ,on are Dcfeu.
dants; and IT the taking of Dispositions as aro,e
sad shall not be completed OH that cay, we shall
continue the taking thereof from day 70 d,y
AT the same place and between the same hours
OF each day, TIL they completed.
SAM'L DUN CAROLINE his wife.
late Caroline Holloway
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WASHINGToN. Fob :

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 7.
Gen. LAFAYETTE has returned to this
city from his visit to the Seat Of Govern
ment Of Pennsylvania, where he was most
cordially and respectfully received by the
People, the Legislature, and the Execu-
tive. Nat Int.
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ALxxANpR1I. D. G.. Feb. 2.

The venerable Chief Justice MARSHALL
arrived here on Saturday evening in the
Western stage, to attend the session Of
the Supreme Court, which commencesin
this district tomorrow. Herala.
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Office is hereby given, rhat the f,llowing
~ Certificate of the United States Stock. in tie
name Of John Mason, bearing date the 10Th NJ
March, 1871, has been lost or mislai,i and dine AZ
phcation VIII De made at the Loan Office of the
om'e" states Tor ITS renewal Deferred per cent.
Stock, No. 100, amount $50 OIL
JOHN r. MASON, SENR.
Jan. Ia
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PROPOSALS
JOSEPH II. REPI7O.N &. CO.
For publishing, in the City OF Williamsburg. 8
semi weekly Newspaper, 10 be entitled the
PHE;N1X GAZETTE
.aad Villa s,s6urg .adrerriser.

The Publishers respectfully inform the public
that with regard TO their political principles, they
declare themselves to be Rcpublcans-beliey
ing nrmly that the sovereign power alone resides
IN and belongs to the people--and that no All,
thority is legitimate but that which is derive;
from them. Setting out with these PRINCIPLES,
they would only add, that the ADVANCES to be
derived by the City of Williamsburg and its i'm
mediate vicinity, from an establishment of this
kind, is an object which ought 10 be taken into
consideration by every weIl-wiser thereof.
The columns of the Gazette will contain Political
Commercial, Religious, Literary and Miscellaneous
matter. 1t will be printed every "Wednesday aud
Saturday. on half sheet of Imperial paper, with
good new Type, at 50 so pea annum, payable
half yearly in advance.
Williamsburg, ktdrnary Isl, 1925.
D. subscriptions for the Phoenix Gazette will
be received at this Office.
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1he pnrioloid has made its appearance
in NewHaven. Itwould be Ia,nenta,ie.
alter having at SO great expense ofhuman
life heen at length enabled to avoid the
small poX, to find new and troublesome
enemy introduced, against which vaccin-
alton Is no security.
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UNION CANAL LOTTERY

FIFTEENTH CLASS,
To be dra'cn on Wednesciay, the 9th .Iaych
1925, and finished in a fe,o minutes.
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We learn from the Nantucket Inquirer.
that the Secretary OF the Navy has ia
structed Com. Hull to send one of his
vessels 10 Mulgrave Islands, for the OBJ
jects mentioned in memorial lately Pre-
sented to the President from sundry per-
son engaged in the whale fishery.
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ALBANY.-NVe learn from Albany, that
thing, are in queer state. The choice
OF Senator has been defeated, because
Mr.. Spencer was understood to be Jack
son man, and the excuse of some of the
Senators who opposed him is, that they
preferred waiting until after the Presden
tial Election, when should Jackson succeed
they would not oppose him. The object
is SAID to be. not TO send Senator who
Will oppose the next administration. -
Such is the prctext-but i, is well under
stood, that under this disguise is covered
much personal feeling against MIR. Spcn-
Ger. NJ I. Com. .4dv.
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Jan. ID.
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D.; subscriptions for the Phoenix Gazette will
be received at this Office
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28
TgEE REpCSx Or Y.

THE DISCARDED LOVER.
low
There is M spirit under heaven that works
Nith such dclusjon.
There Is something eminently calculated to I'M
bait melancholy cast to the mind, in the rehec-
'ron that We arc 50 much the subjects Of caprice
Ala % liable to be operated upon scnsibly and mis-
chie,ousl, ~ circumstances in themselves Of the
most trivial character. That man, the lord Of crea-
tlon, formed in the image Of his Maker, should per-
nit himself to be thrown from the sphere in which
he vas destined to move, BY causes utterly futile,
i at once giving countenancc to his own degrade
tion But that 72omG1l, who has ever been the OBJ
eot Of admiration, and even Of adoraticn through
out the civilized communities of the world, should
bit herself under the government Of wayward
fancy and act from momentary impulse, in regard
the most important event of her life, is peculiarly
and patheticay painful. But ustration--
Eliza stanwood had long been the object of William
Rochester's tenderest love. Mutual esteem had
made them both haPpy-happy in the assurance
that each possessed the strongest affections Of tie
q the others heart. An unrestraned intimacy be-
tween them, and the frequency Of Williams visits
to the dwelling of Elizas parents, that he might
hold I" sweet intercourse of looks and smles,'' and
enjoy the charms of conversation, with her, whom,
Of AL On earth, he held most dear, had contributed
to the Strengthening Qf strength could Be added
Of the cord which united their hearts It Vas as
fuel thrown upon tic fame which already glowed
r ther bosoms, keeping it alive in vcstl purity
and neNtinguishable brilhancy. They At length
agreed upon solemn covenant Of marriage, which
was to be consummatcd at come future period, then
undetermined. 1t has been said that their esteem
vas reciprocal, twas not that furious, turbulent,
and ungoyernable-an il may be added, unde6.,-
able passion, termed hre. 1t was the hearts best
affections; gentle, calm, tractable-deep rooted
and settled ohasened and purified. AS yet their
parents were ignorant Of their actual nuptisl en-
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28

gagement Il was thought proper that the fact
should be communicated to them. To Elias it
was Immediately done. Their consent to the union
was unhcsitating]y Yielded. That to tie lovers u75
matter Of much and mutual joy for although Hell
Their entertained any doubt as to The result Of tile
application for their consent yeti be assured, So
certainly, Of their entire appreciation, was approx
mating, in some degree, the contamination of their
highest wishes was assurance made tlouby sure
In few days after the consent of ELIAS parents
had been obtained, and before William had made
known to his parents his engagement with her, his
father anticipating the application which william
intended to make for his consent for he had heard
Of the engagement ono day whilst the, were in
room alone, addressed him thus an informed,
sig 50 not to doubt that YOU have entnglcd YOUR
self IN nuPtial engagement with Eliza Stanv ood.
70 nc, this was as unexpected as it is unpleasng
and, sr, command you in tho most peremptory
manner, not to consumnate the silly contract Ask
not my reasons-It IS sufficient for You to know,
that 1t does not meet my appreciation. Think not
70 approach ME through the agency Of Your mother,
as is usual with YOU, in order to obtain my consent.
For am inexorabe.' This, as may be easily ina
gined was dagger 10 Williams hcart-It vert
home to his bosom, like the piercings Of sword
But William knew that Eliza was particular layo-
rite Of his mothers; and she had frequently rallied
him upon his attentions to her-IIe knew that he
should gain her consent to his intended marriage
William highly respected his fathcr-he loved hin
But he loved Eliza too; and he considered his love
tor her should be paramount 70 that for his parents
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28

''TUEsDAY-
50 Sir: Your whining note Of this morning IS Ie
ceived. But neither that, nor Your mothers en-
treaties in your behalf, can move me from my pur
pose. Again tell you that am inAcAlble Dis,
bedience ofm commands IS at your peril"
J. ROCHESTER,"
Upon the perusal Of this esHmafte1a Of his fathe;
William knew that any further efforts to procur,
his consent would be unayaEng. lie we'll knew.
that his inHcxbity- or pcrtinacity, as he perhaps
thought-was not to be shaken. lie therefore made
10 further attempt. But he remained mistaken IL
his purpose. lie Immediately ordered his horse,
and vaulting into the saddle, he few as ON the
wings of the wind to Eliza. Her parents lived
about five miles distant At the expiration of thir
" minutes he was seated with Eliza in the parou,
They were alone. His countenance indicated tie
perturbcd state of his mind She observed it-but
in the fear to know the cause, made no inquiry
William, however, soon made full disclosure q
the whole. His fathers letter was shown to her
She read it. but her highly excited feelings, produc
Cd by the perusal, prevented her from then speak
Ing. For some time the room was as Silent as tie
grave. This silence was at length interrupted b
Eliza Oh Mr. Rochester, cried She, throwing
herself upon his bosom, whilst tears coursed thor
way IN torrents down her chceks-' VIII you re
cct me will YOU forsake mc - Eliza said
William, raising her head and taking Lod Of hs-
hand whilst he gave her that kindly look whi-..
conveys assurance Of an unchanged mind Ella
can Irejectyou Roget you No, Eliza, mol will
hot. Sooner viii tear asunder all the ties which
connect parent and cl.il1, than contribute to the
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house. In the evening be returned, and received
through his mother, the following answer 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-20
A CARD.

The writer of Political Dispositions with friend
Iy salutalions to Messrs Editors of the Enquirer,
notices several errata, mostly immateIial; but re-
quests the correction Of cneby inserting his Caro-
in their liberal, patrio'ic raper.-In No. 8 speak
ing of the spirit of Idolary in relation 10 the pre-
tended divine right OF Kings, The writer is made 10
say" 1t is that evil spirit, which :" ascends'' to
the divine right OF Kines"--lnstead OF " ascends'
it should read ssasseris'' The spirit of Idolairy
is mean, groveIling spirit. 1t never :" ascends"
TO any thing. Ii descends and condescends to any
thing, and every thing, for its own meretricious
purposes.
The writer means not to complain of errala gen
orally There are few er than lie had reason TO ex-
pect.
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rIvHE Subscriber wbe employ manager of his piants-
county e 6oochaDd about mile above he
courthouse, the ensuing year Integy sobriel, indus
Try and . 10 The cultivation Of CON, wheat tobacco and
especiay Of the crop last mentioned, Indispensable qual6
cations, aud need apply, unless prepared wt l ana
ample testimonial II the po.seon Of Them II my absenes
aPpcsion may be made u Richard Anderson, Esq Col
erad Peg ton both whom IRE authorized to contract OF
my P 10 one possessed Of The required quaf, atoms lers
waves vii he rir'n. ROBERT SrANARD,
Argrt.i 81 -i~i
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XTIRGINIA Alta superior court oohanoery holden al the
capitol, ia the city Of Richmond, the 18Th day Of Juue
William d. Wren Sergeant Of the city Of Richmond 10
whom the estate Of Charles PURCELL dec hath been commit
ted. Plaintiff
NcMcCoull Abigail Mayo, es'or Of John Mayo and Chap
man johnson, Adunr Of Carter H. Faye, dec Deiis.
Pure, the willow aud John Charlie, William Anna
Maia aud james Purcell child her. IT law Of tc
sud Charles PURCELL dec. and the said Sarah Adninax Of
the said Charles, Pid..
Against
William d. Wren, Adnr. aforesaid, Neil MecoulI, Ash
Purcell ThonFs +. c. Purcell Elizabeth Hammond Ma,it
Hammond, lily ammond Eliza Purcell, John, sally aud
Ellen Purcell. Dcfs.
Pers formerly read, and the reports o The Coni oner sud
argucd b counsel o. confederation whereof the court
not deciing II whether the contract between Cr
Purcell aud Neil MeCuu ofihe 25 day Of Seplember iaI5
filed exhibit the second Of these c,uses he u.uou. Of
u;t whether The representatives. Of the laid Carter H. e.
entitled receive the amount due TO him. nv the aid Nil
NcCou by virtue OF The several a'signmcn fled also as es
hh ~ The e'ond o these su doth recommit the reports &C
The Commissioner both, with The exceptions 10 each with
thec that IN reforming The report IN The &c md Of
he should MT regard the or,cr Iufinr
Of tie city o Richmond, giving the tulo 10 him hut
should do fo the Sergeant 81 that cy, he shou d. to- bc
aimDist m like ior the order Without niece
dent; thai 10 the agent attorney or eae
for the segeani he 'houd take the laid down b
Preme Court Of Appeals, IN the Of Cate and Cutting
there nothing y te'e ttat should induce the commission
IN sse any Other an the most allowance, foe
The adminsrit that commissioner reforming H.. e.
ports, will 'tili dot with view the decision # he
OFT uhef way will not escape bis attention, IN the aJ
rnaion arcoun stale the debts due by the estao aud
the amount due tpe'ch OF hi. leg'tce dtbuiee and
20 the same 70 the court heretofore required And M
court doth further order Roht Douhat, the the
deed in the proceedings mentioned do pay into Of the
ans ~ ,ht city to The credit 4 these 'ase SUBJECT 10 Tho
future order Of the al the nsn,y received by him under
WILLIAM w HENTNG. clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. . .
Richmond, September Q. 1895. Z
THE parties interested will please take notice that have rp
pointed the goth dy Of October next the per-
fcrnance Of The duties directed by the foregoing order oe
court, which day O'Clock L. VI they required at
tend Office this ciyj with The neces.sry documen
for md settlement And the creditors of Charles
Purcell the elder deceased, desired the time aud
place, 70 exhibit thcir claims against hi esair.
AMOS LADp. NJ. G.
Sept 20 4c--wfv
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CGEEEN7S
LOftery 8 Enchange- Ofiee, Nd .Market-street

IU'teTy EIt"UIye-UNIce, III .7HarEef-StTeef,
- bALrlMohE;
Where all the Great Capitals N the last G and s ao
LOTTERY when drawn the 27h Ju, via: ,he 10000
ho"rs"ihe 10000 D!iar.ihr $500 Doliar.dhe in
sha esq and where the late State aud otter Lotteries we've
sold The Ga Capitals Of 10000 Dniar. 900 D6iar-..
Of 4oVco Doars5 OF so O01 DoirsI2 10000 lafs.
~ OF 10000 Dpllars..SI 1900 Do SC x Ind ,rEere
nORE CfPi9AL PRIZES MAZE BEEN SOLD
IHdN ar dNT OTHER CFFI, ~ AMERICA.
~ Orde's from any Per IF the Untes States stke, Ju
MA" tPosf ?dtdO 'ty p'ae conveyance e,o,ig the cush
OF P'ise t'csts an any IF The lotteries, ;rW
tio,. Add RS, 10 70
J. ]. COHEN, IT. & Observation-Disclosures.
il COHENS So 0<etfs and Lottery II gisitrr which
W." he Pu"hed Immediately after the drawing will
he compile Lat of Prizes aud will b. gratis
all who Pnr base their tickets COHEN OFFICE, and
VINO sshiiy their wish 70 receive the
Baltimore, sept. IS, 1873 ss-Ioof
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JAcUHEIM 81. WAxIoH,

Il in part Of -'-7Ne
Tough and d. Wilson's and Gsndys nspt eo,tons
nose whitney. point and striped blankets
Boe, green, white and mixture plains
Assorted d,nnels, booking, and 6aizes
Double miiied drab and low priced cloths.
Drab aud Olive fcarnoughts
Rhodes bon,bsxstts plsiJs and eambiets
Brussels hiderninsier and Scotch caPctiuy. and rugs
Ara blue black aud assorted ceoned CLOTHS
London bats and vesiings
Pelsse and other cloths
S.nemens' aud ladies' wored cotton and silk hosiery
Worked, book and null M illus
Jaeontt and cotton cambrics
Linen check shiftings aud bed tiekinys
Hand ONE barge ginghsm,
Thread and bobhinet edginss and laces
Floss aud other breads
large assortment, OF calicc,s and printed camIics
No. do. Irish linen. aud lawns
cases London linen warranted goods
ALSO,
good assortment oil German oznaburg. tcklenbur. and
b'niaps. ' OF
Sep,.2o. An a,;cSa
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10000 tickets. Not one Blank to a Prize.
To eIia n ON the
ODD .f.N.D EYfIN System,
secured by Letter Pren; nde, hr zeal Of United Stse.
iAe holder Of iro T.esss Tao Shrres, be certain
% ooi"'"'ngat least One Prize, ana mag Gsasc GHREE
The popularity OF hi' Scheme unrivaed-and in conse-
9u'nee Of ils Bii!iaIey ani mode III daWiug has an Ell
continuance OF saes ihe most unprecedented. Ever, Prze
= l'ayshi" IN ASH which can be had THE MOMENT
U'hoie Tickets So 90 Quarters 81. 25
HG'pes,, 2 80 Eighths, 90
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SEaSONED WOOD FOR SIZE.

TViE subcribc ha. from to 200 Cords Weod near the
Chfkahonuoy Scamp, anil vel .essoned which he
would seii moderate II will he necesry to take u
from the low grounds this and the month 70 the hsh
ground and hc hauled ON thence time during he
win.sr am sill anxious 10 rent the HOUSES & CIR
DEN at HIGH-MEJDoW, two ard hs m les below Rich
mond. ED u. CRENSHAW.
Hanover, Sept. 90 4O-At
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- This o'Hs nseest Schemes tie Wenagers haye
hal heho,ors TO n,tnour'e 20 The public for
Uheie Titeis ony 81, Halyss 2, ClsariersI.
The drawing OF etch OF these lott- will certainly take
place the days named, and be finished in g niautes-
anu the fortunate hliefs may have the Cash immediately.
~ Orders from all pats enclosing the money invested
Tor tickets, of the lotteries of several Stats Of
the District Of Columbia, under their management, will be
1ularly served.
IL Note. Of the Bank Of the uned States and branches,
and, generally the notes OF all Banks good credit their
own home received As cash, par.
IL Prze u ke signed by for them, in the Lotteries Of
Conneciiou New York. New-Jcrscy, Penny yaas Delaware
Mary land, Washington CITY, Virginia North arona, and
louisiana will he received al ih oc aud the cash remrted
the amount invested ia Lotteries according duecon
~ W ndos of Tickets tl The country will be very
liherali, dealt with.
- All letters 10 be poet paid. and add essed 10
YATES AriNTYBE, Washington Cify.
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