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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
George s. Hough

Has JUST RECEIVED
A few pieces sup. double soft tartans for
cloaks
Fine black mohair and worsted hose
Very superior black nxnkin Grapes
Canton do
Black Italian lustring
Black merino cloth
Circassian plaids and stripes (cheap)
Long and short silk hose
Super drab cloths
Drab rattinet for lining surtouts
Fine and common blk bombazetts and
bombazines
Blue and brown heavy camblets
Green twilled serge for lining
Cheap fine white Aannels
Striped and plaid cravats
Woodstock, beaver and kid gloves
ChIldrens' do
Pink, green, blue and white Florences
Bragsnza shawls
Silk, cashmere and fancy hdkfs
black, blue and spotted silk cravats
Super olive and drab bangup cords
Fine furniture checks
Apron do
Calicoes and linens
Blankets and twilled bagging
Brown linens SC
Coarse woollen stockings for servants
Fine and common domestic shirtings and
sheetinss
Casslnets and linseys, bedticking
DoMESTIoS GENERALLY.
Cotton yarn, which, with his stock on
md, renders his assortment very full
limo. 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
Good News Good News

Christmas Gifts in abundance.
NAN be had by an early application at Run.
" nells's really Lucky Office, King-street,
Alexandria. The Splendor of the prizes, and
the cheapness of the present price of tickets
aiize fortune, to make speedy call at the
5000's, residence of Good Luck, usually called
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
Christmas Times.

VNfIE subscriber has received fresh bunch
j. and muscatel raisins
Curants, prunes & soft shelled almonds
Walnut Pecan nuts and palm nuts
Shell barks and cocoa nuts
Sweet oil, lemons, oranges & cranberries
A few jars Malaga grapes
Also. complete assortment of
Toys, Beads, Fancy Baskets, Gel
All of which will be sold low, either Who'll
sale or retail
Ginge and other preserves, mlnce pies, and
all sorts of CoNFE0TIoNARY asusual
IJparties can be supplied at the shortest
notice and in handsome style.
dec 13-eo7t LOUIS BEELER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20

AmusemeMts for the HO
lydays.

4 NDREW L. KENNEDY, has just receiv-
N ed, an extensive supply of Youths and
Children's Books, published for the present
season, of English and American editions, a.
mong which are
Lights of Education; Edgeworth's Early
Lessons, in 6vols. 18 mo. put up in neat
case; Blair's Outlines of Chronology; Do. BIZ
Bile History; DO. Catechism of Common
Things; Nursery Morals; Cobwebs; Key to
knowledge; Joseph; The Travellers; Gull:
yer; Robinson Crusoe; Metamorphosis; Poems
by approved Authors; Seasons; Trees; Rep.
tiles; Insects; Parents Assistant; Sturm's Re
Elections; Birds; Fishes; Mungo, the Little
Traveller; Little Jack; Brothers; Anson's
Voyage; Shipwreck; Wonderful Escapes
Cabinet Arts, &c. &c. The above are neat
ly bound in red morocco, chiefly at so cents.
A complete collection of Lucas's elegant No
velties for children, on line paper, with color
ed engravings, at IS and S73 cents; and
great variety from the presses of Babcock 4
Son, New-Haven; Loring, Boston; Samuel
Wood, and E. l. Coale, Baltimore, down to
cent. ALSO-Edinburgh Pocket Bibles
and Testaments; Small's Pocket Almanacs
for 1926; Tremaine, 8 vols; Babylon the
Great vols; Orphans; Troubadours; Husband
Hunting, &c. with many other new novels and
romances, part within the last 8 months. A
variety of London dissected Maps, Puzzles
Sports, &c. st dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
rDistfictsof Columbia,

=: County 81 Ale1cndrid.
DETER RHODES has applied to the Hon,
j. william Cranch, Chief Judge Of the Uni.
ted States Circuit Court of the District Of Co.
lnmbia, to be discharged from imprisonment,
under the act for the relief Of insolvent debt.
ora within the District Of Columbia, on tho
sd day Of December, 1926. At 9 o'clot (, A.
VI. at the Court House in Alexandra, when
and where his creditors are required tt attenls
aGN bH l LEE, Q. q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20

Oil and Candies.
No'o landing from sloop Justina, from
AescBedford-
N CASKS winter pressed sperm. Oil
10 do whale do
Is boxes sperm. candles-For sale by
IL mo II SAMUEL NJ. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
RUNNEII.S'S

Temple Of Wealth.
Where on the 18th of January next, 100000
may be obtained for the sum of $50 in the
New-York State Literature, and also the splen.
did prize Of $50, 900 in the Pennsylvania Union
Canal Lottery, the latter for the inconsidera-
BILE sum of $40, independent 81 COS. lC's,
&c. Now is the time, be wise and call.
dec 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
Congress Proceedings of yesterday.

Congress Proceedings Of yesterday.
The Senate were in session but a short
time, nearly the whole of which, was occupied
in Executive Business. While the doors were
open, nosubject Of importance was acted on.
In THE HOUSE, OF RfrREsESrArIvEs.-A
mong the petitions of the day, was but one
that we need mention. This was presented
by Mr.. Little, of Maryland; praying a, change
in the post route from Baltimore to Philadel-
phia, and was referred to the committee on
post Offices and post roads.
Mr.. Hamilton's resolution calling for infor.
mation relative to the appointment of Minis
tiers to the Congress of Panama, being read
for consideration, the mover stated that since
the proposal of this resolution, he had under
stood that the President intended, voluntarily
to lay the desired information before the
House; he, therefore, wished the subject to
lie on the table, reserving to himself the
right Of calling it up in the event of the Pre-.
siient's not making his communication in pro.
per time.
Mr.. Sawyer's resolution, asking of the War
Department, an estimate of the expense that
would be incurred by exploring the interior Of
the Northwestern Country, was considered,
and after some debate, reiected-not more
than seven or eight rising in its favor
The objections urged against this and all
other propositions of a similar cast, submitted
BY the same gentleman, were, first, that the
Engineer Corps had already more duty assign.
ed to it than il was competent to perform; and
next that it was evident the House had no in.
tention of acting on the information and esti-
mates after they should be obtained. II was
contended, therefore, to be wholly unnecessa-
ry to burthen the War Department with bu-
siness that promise dino practicalresult.
Mr.. Webster laid a resolution on the table,
declaring it to be expedientto provide by law
for the examination and survey 1.-THE PENN.
sula Of Florida, for the purpose ofascertaining
whether it be practicable to unite the Attain
tic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, by Ship
Canal, to run from the neighborhood of St.
Augustine, or from the mouth of St. Johns
River, to the neighborhood of the mouth of
the Suwannie River, in the Gulph Of Mexico.
Mr.. Webster said II was not his intention to
press the immediate consideration ofthis reso-
luton. but while Congress were inquiring into
the proper objects of internal improvement,
he thoughtthat their attention should be first
directed to those combining the greatest adj
yantages to the whole union. The Canal
proposed was ofthe utmost importance to our
casting trade. as well as to our trade with
Mexico. Central America, and other parts OF
the Continent lying on the GuF of Mexico;
and the route was through territory Of the
United States. These circumstances attach
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
A F emaAe Cook Wanted

"ANTED to hire for the ensuing year,
w female Cook who can be we'll recon-
mended. For such an one, liberal wages will
begven.-Apply to the Printers.
dec. l9-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
AHsENAMD@IAs
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 90, 1925.
The Accounts of our venerable ex-presiden'
James Monroe, were yesterday brought for
ward in the House of Representatives and
referred to the Committee on Claims.

Yesterdays proceedings in the House OF
Representatives, were fruitful of propositions
affecting the welfare ofthe District Of Colum-
bia The question Of Territorial Govern
ment was preached by sir. Thompson of Penn
sylvania, and the District Committee instruct
ed to inquire into the expediency of such an
establishment. We feel satisfied, that
something decisive viii be done in the mat.
ter, and that, rery early in the session; we
repeat, therefore, that Delegates ought to
be sent to the proposed Convention in Wash
ington, which, it will be remembered, takes
place during the present week. Another
subject, which should be kept in view,
as an example, was introduced by Mr..
Peter, of Maryland, asking an approprl-
alton, by Congress, to the Turnpike Road
leading from Washington to Fredericktown.
And third, and very important one, was MIR.
Powelps resolution, instructing the Committee
of Roads and Canals to inquire into the expe-
diency of extending the National Road from
Cumberland to the District of Columbia, and
of appropriating money for making the ne
cessry examination, surveys, and location
Two Of these measures, at least, demand the
carly and serious attention Of the citizens OF
Alexandria five present our united wishes
to Congress we shall be heard, with effect,
both as regards local Government, and a
fair participation in the advantages ofthe Road
- But if we remain inactive, or carry our dissen,
tons before that body, it requires no Ghost to
point out the consequences.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
Corn.

Corn.
QS0n bushels Corn for sale, to be de-
cCDOliyered alta good landing on Mat.
tox Creek, Westmoreland county, Vir.-For
terms apply to GEO. COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
Tg1 7sR -
Justly Celebrated and Famed
TEMPLE Of FORTUNE

1.-TWO doors east of Browns hotel)
Pennsylvania Avenue.
Or at either of his new Offices, Bndge-st.
Geofg etown, and King and Royal streets, A.
lexandria, and select the lucky numbers. II
requires but small sum to buy whole Tick
ct. Those who are not able to do so, buy a
Half, Quarter, Eighth, or even sixteenth,
sooner than let such GOLDEN opportunity
slip. Therefore, let those who are in want of
Cash, try their luck, where, to obtain it, re-
petition would be needless
TYLER'S OFFICE holds the lucky stand;
as proof of which, the following splendid
Prizes have been sold and promptly paid, viz:
40, 900 dollars, 10000 dollars, 10, 900 dollars,
Z, ZOO dollars, 3 of 5000 dollars, and upwards
of 100 prizes of 1000 500 &c. &C. &C.; and
where he anticipates the pleasure of selling
to some ofhis friends the Grand Capital Prize
of 1O0, 900 dollars, in the New- York Literature
Lottery. Also, $4,000 dolls in the Pennsyl-
rania Union Canal Lottery, to be drawn the
LIST Of February.
Price of Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
N. B. All orders promptly attended to, and
cash advanced for prizes as soon as drawn.
dec 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20

For Freight,
An The superior copper fastened brig
KH AMERICA,
a3T. Luce, Master; first rate vessel, car.
.ries about 1000 barrels, will be ready
for cargo in few days. Applyto
VIM. FOWLE & Co.
Whoham for sale, received per said brig,
Is hhds New orleans} MoLAssEs
20 do retailing )
pipes Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S. brandy Of
superior quality
do Seignette do do do
S cases sparkling Champagne
bales Ravens duck
2 do bleached Russia sheeting
80 bbls. No. new beef
u u bar barrels Fssrr.,. No. Maes~et
SO tons plaster paris
10 boxes oranges
dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sale Of Slaves /.

Trustees Sale Of Slaves.
DR. virtue Of deed of trust executed to the
ID subscriber by Robert Sangster, and du.
ly recorded in the Clerk's Office of the Coun-
ty Court Of Albsnarle County, Va. shall
proceed to sell at public sale, for ready mo-
ney, On Saturday, tie 7M day Of January
nezt. before the door ofthe City Hotel in the
town Of Alexandra, DC. the following dawes,
viz:-
Dennis, Mary, Washing
ton, and James.
dec 10 v. w. SOUTHALI, Trustee.
UrThe editor of the Richmond Enquirer
will please insert the above until the day of
sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20

schr Celia, Robins, hence at NewYork 18th
inst.
schr New-York, Thorp. hence, at N. York
18th inst
Schr. Franklin, Parish, from this port for
st. Marks, E. F. which put into Charleston
some days since tn distress, sailed on Monday
the 18th inst. for her port of destination.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-20
COMMERCIAL

Is Of Produce in .alerand1ia yesterday
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12

II. w. Huniurd having W votes, and
tn whole vote being 1875, he had not ma
lorliy, and the House proceeded 10 2nd
hadiot, tue result of which was rs follows
-. W Muulurd n, Il. &. Howard %, ID
Briggs 10, Il. G.. Mason 3, b. w. ). Ca
bell 8 l.. Muse 3. h.. Prediction ., j. Ba-
ker / (dr Branch was witndrawn after
The first haIlot.)
So Mr. Muaford was declared duly p
ected and berg introduced by Mr.. MOI
ton took his seat AT the table.
On Mr. Gardens motion Colonel john
Jordan WAS reelected Sergeant at Arms
without opposition,
On Mr. Marteney's motion, three of the
former Door-keepers were re-rIrcled-
without opposition; VIZ: john Stuhhle'
field, Henry II. Southa1I aud Thomao Da-
Wis.
The question being upon electing All
| Door, keeper, in place OF john Blown de
ceased Mr.. DAVIS Of Hanover put thrt,
! pc, -on. of his county IN nomination At thel
request, when Mr. George submitted a re-
solution, that it is lnexpedient 10 appoint 4
! IA DnoI k eprr 10 this House. VI Tar
! vie opposed the motion, b cause consider
ed II the Dupt-ktspers necessary, pttlc
ul,ri5 IN attic jdoS Com nlttcrs and getting
Their mrmhrr~ together nd Dr.. RUM
Of {. Supported the motion, because h
considered 4th dor keeperas unnecessary
Congress having buttn door-kc"pers, nc
The resolution wasa1oPtrd $" all far
ther proceedings in relation 10 the tOurtf
Door-kerper were dis frnsed With.
On motion of Mr.. Watkins of Prince
Edward, the rules aud POPULATIONS % tn
last session were adopted for the govern
mrni of the present.
On Mr.. Evcrctl's motion, resolution
va, adopted, that when this House ad-
iourns to-day, 1t will adjourn TIL To NOR
ROW Il o'cInck.
% motion of Mr.. Thompson of Nor
! folk county, . ne" writ of election was or
dered Ia issue, to supply the vacancy occa
stoned by the death II Nelson MrlIAr, In,
other Delegate from that County.
/ The Governors message WAS received
and read, and 5000 copies ordered to b'
prnted.
The Treasurers's Communication wa
received, and $50 Copies WA ordered Ia
be printed for the use of the House.
Aud then tie House adjourned.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
QUEER CONDUCT.

We extract the following paragropa
from the proceedings If the Vermont Leg.
stature. 1t is certainly new theme iog
a GubPrnatoriaI Message. We should
have thought it would have been brrt
for Gov. Van Ness to have invited the
members in their individual and private
capacity, than in their collective and rgis-
iat''e character, 10 take IA glass of wine with
him
Mr. Brli informed the House that he
Vas requested by his ExceIIrncy to invite
the mrmbprs To call and TAXI = social glass
of wine with him At Cottrlh's Hotel, and
that TINS invitation MAS pr.dlcat-d upon
thu Circumstance Of hi. Exerlrncy', being
about 10 rrIuquIsh the Gubrruatora
II If. The House ropcnrrrd."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12

run the 'isk. n Ne succeeded g.,
BE- source of endless weaIiI,.,,
perii} /" the whole state. Ifu.r.r
should fail in a measure at lrastvo..,
a trial.
The other topics embraced i, ,b.c
erhors Message, thnuga Of equ,l inn,
lance to those, we have menipo.d .
'eqn're particular notice, if W. pxco.,
Of education. We confrss TIA, + ''F
gid to SEE this subject attract "a mi
his attention, ADD We hope thai il na,
be unnotlcrd by the Legislature ~,
have established an University, which
gone into operation under the hanr.
ansPices' Under the guardianship of 49,.
men rs Jefferson, Madison and M,.
and the more immediate suprlintend.,.
ofthe eminent gentlemen charged win H.
Proiessorshlps, 1t cannot but arou;,.
sustain a reputation which will ep.o,. ,
usefulness and its prosperity. Letus
turn or attention To the elemental ,.-,
the subject. We hear of primary .cbo..
established by the Literary Fund, for fl,
instruction of the INDECENT in III. roH
meols of education, it Is true; buv. 10
not see them. Our IN gafceut f,oJ .-,
the Annual Reports which it presents :,
the public make splendid show upon.,
per; but we had rather hear it, still On n
voice" speaking through the bls.,ion.
which it difuses in the instruction ort1,
poor--in the enIish'rnns of the igonr,n
1t does appear to us that an efficient pI,
ma, be formed in relation TO this suLi.,
and we hope the Legislature, at its prr,qo'
session. will endeaynr To mature one.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
POETRY.


BY HoprHI sarrsNrlp-
Shnn delay. lhey hrred rcmorse'
Take tpy line ehile time e. Ur' 'hee
rseruing snail. tars meakcst l'rce
RI, ,heir ianifs. lrst ihuu r'Prh lhee.
gnod,, ir.t when suouesi wrought,
Lingering labefs come To ncughJ
uni.r mn all sh,le faie doth las',
Tide and Wiud tss no mans pleasure
seek moi time when time - pat
Sdh,t speed IS aisdan's leisure.
After wis af,. dearly bought
Act 10, fore-Nit guide Thy thought
Tiae wears all his lock. heiore,
lat. thep hald upon his loreh'"o
When he nirs ne turns ~ more
And hesia1 h. staip j. naked.
Nnrk, adjourned nave many stay
Long drtnurs breed new delay
Sc / ,Lv salre while sore Is green;
Eesrerrd wounds ask deeper lancine,
After cures ere seldom seen,
Onrn sought. scafee ryrr CHANGING.
Time aud place give bel advice,
Out ~ .pAsnn. on 81 n-''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
VIRGINIA LEsZ51ATURE.


HOUSE o. DELfsAfts
Yesterday both Houses ri the Ge1eral
Assembly convened IN Their resPecth'
chambers u The Capitol.
The House Of Delegate. was called !"
orIer shout II O'Clock : Nhen GroetaI
Bhekbnfn rose and stated / the iioo'f
thai II hid beeu customary 10 appoint the
Clerk nrst; bat a. lie und lstpud there
nunld be much competition for that Once
he In ng1 he House ought first 10 APP
point is Speaker. aud afterwards proceed
L. the rlrcii ~ Of it, Clerk. He there
FIRE moved that LINN Banks, E1q. of The
county If Madison be elected Speaker OF
the House ia this motion hc vas seconded
by Mr. Loyal aud the question hring Ia
ken Nj Banks wts unanimously rr-elect-
ed Speaker.
Upon bring conducted to The Chair by
Messrs. Bl,t kburn ADD Loyal, ne address
I'd The House. acknowledging toe honor
ohlrh they had DOM him, by this ncw ~
idcnrp III their confidence.
IN NJ. Hanir's motion, the House
CAM 10 resolution To admit editors II
papers within toe House, To Ia Ike notes Of
III procerdng-.
The HOUSE then proceeded to the cleo
ton Of 4 Clerk whrn the following gen-
tlencn ~ere put in nomination.
Mr. Richard I. Mason of Fairfax WIS
nominated by NJ. Cook. aud supported
bs Mos =, Moore Of Fairfax, and Carte
of rfiocr William.
Mr L. renee Muse Of Essex was nom
mated by Cen. Ilnngtrfpord.
Mr. DAVID Bigg, Of Spotts,lvanIa WAS
naminalrd by Mr. To- les.
NJ. George " yhe hnnford Of the city
of Richmond WAS Nominated by Mr. Nor
ton
Mr. john Baker Of Chesterfield was no
minated by VI. Brsoch.
Nir. Thomas I. Howard of the City al
Richmond WAS nominated by Nj. Gordon
aid supported by Messrs Upehur, Ha
vie aud Blackburn.
NJ samuel Branch of Buckingham vas
nominated hy Mr.. Wilson, add supported
by Messsrs Cump Of Cumberland aud
Pattrrs on'of Birmingham.
NJ. Edward rcpdsto of Caroline, was
nominated by Mr.. Page-land on his call,
Mr.. Cru. Of CumbrrItnd testified To the
general qualification Of Mr PrudIetnn,
which was know 10 him as acting as Clerk
Of Committees.
sr. Benjamin w. :. CabrlI Of Pitt
sylsania, was nominated by Mr.. Wilcher.
The baliot, being given IN, Com'nlttce,
consisting of the nominating members, was
named by the Char, Ia Count them Thu
i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12

ALEvANDRIA, Dec. 3--On Tues day thu
s2d nltimo, the Right Rev. Bishop Moore,
of Virginia held an ordination in Christ
Genrch in this place, and admitted Mr..
John Thompson Brooke and Mr.. John
rhoma- w oat, pupils Of the Theological
School Of Virginia, To the order of Dea-
CONS agreeable to the ceremonies aud can
oon, f the Protestant Episcopal Church.
fhr Rev. Rur Keith. Que of the profess
eors IN the said school, WAS, at the same
time, instituted Pastor of tue same Churcb
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
TENNESsEE-A bill bas passed tn

TENNESSEE-A bill has passed the
Legislature Of Tnnnesre, for the rrIrf OF
married. Women, whose husbands have eli
thcr left thrm ~ driseo them hom then
homes, ADD q hilI giving IN The builders ot
house lien upon tn property un'll tn
YORK IA paid for. A resolution !. before II
fpr An inquiry into the expedlcncy of pro
alhiiin2 free persons of coloul from voting
1t elections, taxing them higher than At
present. and IN relation 10 the power of IN
Legislature To cause their removal oat
the State,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
THE NATIONAL ROAD

We had not seen the hs Of the FL
Itor of the Lexington InlelIigencer, in rcolv
10 the censnres of the Richmond Enquirer
when we called on him to apologize to Mr.
Barbour for what we considered rad,
and unjnstifabIr Impeachment of that gen
tlcman'S motives. Conceising that apol,
osy 10 be perfectly satisfactory, we should
have said nothing "A bout it. 1t was unne.
cessary for the Editor of the Intelligence
10 rellerate his apology, in reply to our re-
marks, and to state over again the misnlu.
nation that led him into error. 1t is e
qaally unnecessary that We should sa, any
thing II reply to him, as we are unah, IL
answer shr questions he asks us ; and e
ven if we could answer them, we should
consider ii unimputant.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
Y VERGlNIAN.
L4NcnBrRG. DECEMBER II. tae5.

a. "Janius," in reply to +" Pr ADD Jus
h1e.n would have been inserted on account
Of thu intrinsic merit Of the composition /;
but the subjccribeing one of an entlrrl locally
.har ,cter, aud having already occupied 50
much Of our paper with il, we thought it
best not to provoke further discu sion,
which must of necessity have been uninter-
eslus to a majority of oar readers.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
Prompt Payment at Aliens

. .. 1883 in the Maryland STATE ho,
terry, which few DAYS since drew VIC
Capital Prize of THIRTY Thousand Doho@ ""'
was sold Al Allen a. Cos Office. was Irr't"
ed by the fortunate owner al the 1rpIy L"'s
Once and was instantly paid with the '"",
prompiirude as was No. 100, which drew m'
Grand Capital Prize of OHs HlHd0d it"l
sn'd Dollars, and owned by citizen OF v.
einn.
We would inform advcnturers that we al,
ticlPate the pleasure OF selling aud paying wv
grand C6Piini Prizes OF One Hnndred Lh''
sand Doims each, and some OF fVy H"
sand before the 10Th OF February neat ~"
Prize Of Slou.OOO will be drawn on the
January, tickets = 80 and shares in proI"'. !
on !, only n few tickets in the scheme one
$loo,0so will be drawn ON the 18th Feb'u""
tickets Slo, shares in proportion, ..l
The New York Literature, is the moS' ",'I
liant scheme ever offered to The pubic o'.i
few chances remain unsold, andfhey W."
soon rise a. S Co adventures should I"'e T..
lime in applying or sending their 9rue en-
Washington City, Dec. IL, 1926