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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-28
Five Dollars Reward.

FLOPED fiYm the farm of the subscriber,
IL about three weeks past, negro boy
named CHARLES NORRIS, about 16 or II
years old, thin visage, small features and small
head, and when spoken to replies in very
slow and deliberate manner. His clothing
was domestic roundabout and pantaloons of Q
light color, but it is very probable that he Ia.
changed them. He was seen ut the White
House Fishery soon after he left home, and
subsequently, he passed over the river at this
place to Maryland. The above boy having
heretofore been remarkable for his good COR
duct, and nothing having been done or said to
him, to justify or to induce him to abscond,
leads to the suspicion that he has been misled
by some evil disposed person. The above re-
ward will be given if lodged in the jail of this
county, so that ! get him again.
apr 23-Tt CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-28
"LuCAs,s CABINET ATLAS

This is the most comprehensive
work of the kind we recollect having
seen-It contains a series Of ancient
Maps-each Of the political divisions
Of Europe, according to the last trea-
tes-the seperate Empires and King
doms of Asia and Africa-a distinct
map Of each State in our Union-like-
wise one of each Of the West India Isl
ands as well as Of the different repub
lies in South America. Mr.. Lucas's
well known geographical knowledge
would be sufficient guarantee for its
accuracy-and the decided approba-
ton it has received from most of the
Northern Editors and Reviewers who
have carefully examined it, added to
the beauty of the engraving, the neat
ness Of the coloring, and the quality of
the paper on which tits printed, induce
US strongly to recommend our friends
to patronise it. Charleston Cow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-28

The gun-boat schooner Magdalena,
capt. Bird, from Philadelphia, bound
to Laguira, was cast away on the lst Of
Feb. on the Indian coast Of Fama:-
The captain and crew, after being a
mong the Indians sixty days, obtained
a conveyance to the island of Ruba,
from thence John Peters and Isaac Bar
low arrived at. Curacao, where the A.
merican consul provided them with a
passage in The brig Good Return, capt,
Bliss, arrived at Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-28
@IIR1t18
lottery and Erchane

L0tfeTy ana EIchdnge UD1ce,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
az Orders for single tickets or shares will
be promptly attended TO-
april q st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-28
From Noah's National .adpocate. !

SANDER, BREACHES OF PROMISE, ETC.
Mr.. Hurlbert, bachelor, brought a
bill into our legislature to authorize
females to bring SANDER suits without
proving special damages grea, pri-
vilege; but let that pas. The worthy
member made most animated and ap-
propriate speech, concluding thus:
'If there be man among us, who is
not ardently in favor of this measure,
I pronounce him no genuine descend
ant Of Adam. Surely he cannot be of
the offspring of that man, who was
unhappy, even in Paradise, until the
woman appeared. And if any one
shall dare to vote against this bill, |
earnestly pray that he may receive the
severest punishment that ever was or
ever can be inflicted upon man in this
world-the frowns of beautiful wo-
man."
Bravo! well done old Cupid, "thou
snow-crown'd Etna, cramm'd with
fires" Itwarms me to see grey-head-
ed old bachelor doing penancc in such
speeches.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-28

We are informed that the account of
the origin Of the fire at Elk Ridge Land
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-28

Broom Stout, Porter, file, Grab Ci-
der, Old Whiskey, etc.
TIME subscribers have just received from
Il Philadelphia, part Of their supply of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28
.I)ONES iIC.
From he EHqltirtr.


THE NASHVILLE FORGERY"
We shall see whether all the papers,
which have givrn cure cy toths ininnaus
libel nn Gen. Jackson, viii have canduur
enough To publish the contradiction, (which
= receives flo the following letters from
Nashville. 1t now appears hey und the
possibility of ca,i, that this miserable i'm
position has ncrtr apptrrd in the \ sh>ille
Wing Where then did II originate The
only paper in wh.rh il has Vel been seen
+ the "Wcstrrn Courier puhshrdn the
town of Charlcstowu, in kanav IN county
Virginia. From tins, Tie Richmond pa
pers copied lt-aud thus II flew through
oot the whole country .--ls soon as We
suspect thai II was forgery, we attempted
Ia eXpiatr the injustice oi which We had
ben the innocent iustrnmcnt,--Wc traced
il 10 the Western Courier" hnd We
called upon him for bis authority. -The
L dit0r of the Courier says az follows:
The Nashville Leftr.-Thr Editors of
the Richmond Enquirer prouonnces the
Nashville Lettr,,a fabrication. In com
non With other newspapers, We have IN
serted H. We did not note the paper
ftom which it was COPIED ror have We
head its au,hroticItN questioned by any
except the Enquirer. II it br "A fahrich,un,
they have the - II light that we have. In
their paper Of the 22d ult. and in u letter
addressed by them to this place, which we
have seen, they more than insinnate that
the article in question WAS an original com
municalion in this paper. We pronounce
The suspicion false Chariesto'cn kan, J
Courier
II II WAS not IN original communiCa
lion IN that paper, We call upon IFS Editor
to spare no pains, 10 luse no time, ID trac
ing II 10 its origin.-it has ntver appeared in
the Nashville Uhig ; that is clear. If in
any other paper, what paper. No body
else has seen that paper, as far as we can
learn, but hms,it Not an Editor in the
East ur the West, in the North or in the
South, has seen any such paper, bat the
aforesaid Editor of the Western Courier
We call upon him, then, in the name of
truth and justice, I" 'oiut out the paper
from which he copied this Infamous pro
ductlnn. Let him ransaCk his whole file
| ut western exchange papers and apply To
each "fihemfor Information. Ii he doea not
IN due time satisfy the public on this sub
Ject, let him he assured that they will be-
| Iie'e this tamaus litter To haze been an orr
| stn1 communication in his paper, and he
MI have te bear the consequence; Of such
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28

q, very fast. I ticagtt there ras re Liescs
OF cscape bat by siralagem, and having on
board man whom could meiamorphose INTO
any thing, observed to capt. - that we
had better make gun of Biliy Lut,y, sud
give chase in onri turn. We accordingly set
TO worn, pu, black cap on Biliyfs head,
stretched him fore and ali on ihe keel OF the
boat, with rope made fast 10 his heels SO that
we could slew him on the centre Of gravity
free.y--poiniing his head 70 the enemy. Ha.
wing rigeed up " long tom, the neat thiag
was To FIRE i,--end this we did BY discharging
pistol iuto Il barrel, aud raising a smoke by
throwing a,he into the air. The trick SUI
ceedcd--the sloop tackled and made of, we
hauled ON II wind aud pursued her close in
under the land, then tackled ship gnd stood
into St. Thomas. Thus vera 25 men driven
by four" [.Noyok Herald.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28
ANoTuER ACCOUNT.

CuARIrsroH, April ll.--Maian2a5 papers
TO the 30th nit inclusive, were received yes
terday at this office.
The T. S. brig Sea Gull arrived at NIatan
zas on the goth ult after successful cruize
against the pirates he had captured two
small schooncrs, both armed, ono with two
six FOUNDERS, about 16 leagues to the wind
ward of Matanzas. Eight pirates were killed
on tine shore after short action, and 10 Of
them tdkea prisoners. The prisoners arc
now on board the SeaGGil at Key West
They icny being pirates enc say, that their
vessel was Il commissioned one and thai the
Governor of SOM part or ot'1r of Cuba had
signed it-ihnv also say that The captain of
the port from which they sailed was on board
when they left it---bnt they DO not mention
when or where he parted with them
The Sea Gull was assisted by the boats Of
the British frga,e Dartmouth, which vessel
was left al anchor few miles to windward
of Na,nnzns
A nnmlsr of holes Of goods and also hats,
with New York stamps, were found on board
the piratical vessel.
Thirteen lie corpses Tfre found on shore,
tied to trees,supposcd to have been starved 20
deaih--the figure head of a vessel was disco
vered on board one of the pirates, supposed IN
have belonged 20 the Balize, Philadelphia
and New Orleans packet. lheyenry.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28
TIL, PIRATES.

We have the pleasure of announcing IN
to.day's paper the capture of Pira'ol
vessel, by the u. S. Steam gaHiott 5 |
Gnll.-it ~ time, that these maraudr n
we're swept from the ocean, which thrS
have SD long tra,ersed with impunitv, deI
Tying the exerilons which have been madeI
to put an end to their career. The mcaJ
adopted by this country have proved mel
fetfnai. The pirates, acquainted with e.
very avenue OF escape, issue from Their
co'erts when they can aIight upon prz3
without danger, and retreat saftIy to ohof,
when they are pursued, laughing at tLe'
pursu IS. But the Executive eau do 10
more Il the pirates Rre followed on SHORE
the laws OF nations arc violated Le tf..
lights are siolatp)-and the weakness o.
Spain is trampled on This cannot ~
done BY the Executive, without raising .
storm about their heads which not even me
preservation Of hundreds OF lives and n''''
lions OF money could avert. I'm be aono
at all, II must have the legislative sahetlo'
But this cannot be attained, 50 long as md
sickly imagination of Mr., Tazeweil and o. Y
coad)ut0rs resist this course, Mr. i. eo"'
feel for the national honor of SPAN, u"
could call utOn us not 10 commit u 'd''
wrong against her national independence
fnit he could not feel for our citizens NV
dered-our vessels captnred-ahu
merchants robbed He could feel ioI
fancied honor of Spain, when we ndu
vain pettioned Spain herself to pie'''sv Nj
repetition OF these wrongs ! But, says ~
i. Spain is weak, and cannot.hcrst'' CIV l,,-
these maraudcrs from her shores ana "@'
bors. What do we ark, then, but TO
form this office for her-an office alike nt'
eicial to ourselves and to her? Do We "
suit her by Kidding her of a species OF P"loo,
iaii0n who war on all alike, and who sllo,.'
be placed beyond the pale Of all Ia" a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28
PIRATES TAKEN.

CuArrrsTos, April ll,--from Rsentlcman,
passenger in the schooner Ranger, from Ma
tanzas, we have obtained the following infor
nation
Captain McIvER, of the United States Steam
gallot SEA GnH, received information that a
nest OF pirates was AT place called Justias
Gada, 20 the windwnrd OF MatanzasE he
supplied himself with pilot, and proceeded
TO The spot where he fell III with II. b. Ms
schooner Lyon they attacked the pirates,
and captured schooner and boat, kAcd 8,
aud took 10 prisoners, Who were put on board
the Lyon, to bc carried TO jamaica The
figure head of ship, supposed To be the Ba
lize, of philadelphia was found on board the
pra,cal vessel. and on shore were found the
skeletons of n men, tied 10 trees no doubt
the crew Of the Balze. lGasctte.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28

r1efs t. fsaclicc tie NOS, ,,.I
trod,' ," ;ne'e cannot be doubt lha "a -
1;oa OF oxen as a substitute - ~
sng horses, wonld greatly lnnr", ''f s.
fie"ii'ral economy-but as III 9ar
90 every generally upon small nl ,,,.''7'
some other Substitute must l.. -.
we must endure The incon,eni.nr'oo 'a ..
! am persuaded may be done ,n,,
any ny the Introduction of mnl.s a.c
ah'nlai' except for the saddl. 49,, !
sure carriage, will perform all tb ",'a f
oi 'he hnrsr, al about nne thif5 IS, sft
pense. But am sure yon .s,' u, ,he'
distasie for long essays. and n,I I' ,sia't
present Yours. O"ah!
CoLuMEII,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28
AuyANkEE TRICK "

The following anecdote i, strictly true; i, is
contained in letter from young gentleman
who lately went out in vessel from this port
for ST Thomas -" We were chased by pi-
rate off Kings channel, on Sunday morning
last, 18th March-,he villain was close in un.
der the land, in small sloor, with about %
men; when he discovered us we were nearly
tecalned, te gave chase aud came down on
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28
TOR Al,CN.

In ths following copied from a late London
paper, there Is reason 10 expect some IN
crease OF the consumption af one Of our great
staples" Saturday, Gazette contains nm or
der in Council which, we are sure, will be-
hailed with pleasure by the mercantile world
Oar READERS may know, perhaps, that foI ma
gy years, certain articles (rum, tobacco, AcO
paid an excise a. NCll rs Il customs duty, and
rwu sets of officers proceeded to ascertain the
quantity, and had a joint Surveillance over
them in tue do Clss and warehouses. Al length
the extensive patronage Of one of the s1prriu
Gus range OF clerks, landing waters, ware
hoase keepers, lockers, sc. WAS given up, bnl
II vas The excise ohcer3 that were retained,
anl we had the anomaly of srlic!es brGuakt
from over thr seas, being placed undcr Che
sole management Of & body, whose proper
sphere Wa 10 take cogniznucr only Of ARTICLES
pro luted or manufactured in England. The
primitive distinction between the jurisdiction
OF the cds,om's and excise was thus destroy
ell; but by the present order in council. il /,
again wisely restored, excep, as to tea. Il di
reefs that the duties on coffee, cocoa tohac
CO, snnit, pepper, spirits, wines and all other
foreign go1is, now subject TO duties. collect
ed By the excise, shall, from the 5rh of Anril
be collected by The customs.
The Caracas COlumhiano of the 18th n,
Mirch received NJ New York. cen,,;,.
some comments on the offer Of crown -,
the part Of France to. and its rejection by
Bolivar. II states this overture 10 ha,,
been an intrigue on the pant of Spain I,
recover, through the instrumentality q
France, the possession vi the Colombia!
Republic.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28

a Spice Of Har ,eith Spain.-Le,ters Of
l0th February, received IN London on the
2ist from Barcelona, state that Ferdinand
has published decree, ordering the msr
chants of Barcelona, who are making out
claims FOR injuries done 10 Spanish Com
nerce by the vessels of the United STATES,
to include in those claims all iniur!cs SITS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28
IHE NIRGINIAN
LiNCHBuRG, APRIL 81 -.
CONVENT1OV

we insert below several resa,,,
d"pted ny the people of Londoa,,"
recent election. We again rs s" a. H.
regret that this subject was MAJ ,'p'ess d.
orally rolierd at tn" late rIrclia "'afe :.
qnfsil'" had as we'll be tried At aus. II
postponed to more distant i, o'et .
people icia have il settled. In , u'!' II
ties az the subject Was noticed ' o con.
maJorI'lrs appear in favor Of the r ,
viz: 'ie lnedsur
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
mo. 57.

reave the strongest minds af fhe,.
scll-posscssion. a bold and artfui
'mposter might tllcn t,anpe IN their
reason. and represent 70 their cyra
some hidcons figure properly &C
coulled for the occasion. II mnst.
however, always excite some aston
lSIInenl and regret, that among near
twenty persons, not one should have
rndeavoled 10 lay hands ON the spcc-
ire It's second appearance is like
"Iso "A circumstance very difficult TO
account Tor, rs II was unneseeqsary
IN oruerio produce conviction. which
bad been fully effected. That il was
deception. no man Of sound UNDER
standing will doubt but how it was
managed or produccc. the persons
who were dnped have not disco
vered. They are all. or nearly
all, still alive in his country. and
thry by no means boast of their adj
venture, or derive from IL any sort
oil vanity. On the contrary. indie.
pendent ol The ridicule, they all feel
ana express The utmost repugnance
u f'iatlng or even reeolleclng n
scene which has impressed on their
imagination 30 much horror. Their
very friends dread aud deprecate n
renewal oi the images then present.
ca 10 those Wiz were present and
lady earnestly bcso0ght of me not
to press her husband on subject of
which lie could never think or CON
verse without passing sleepless
night. We must be content the e.
fore W resolve II into German ere.
o"Il'y or superstition and CON
graduate ourselves on oursuperioriiy
To such puerile tcrror3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
NEW MOOUS.

2 llllE subscriber. have received, n addition
--a TO an excellent nseurlment, number of
seasonabIc articles, which they nfe tlisposed
10 sell on the most accommodating terms.
3bONG THEM .ARE-
Real Tartan flaid Clonls large sizes,
Blue, black nnd mix d 5otinctts, (sonie siper
fnc)
Rue, misd, plain and riblcd Cashmere,
Fine hlaet eomba2eite do figured DO
Black figured Cireas.on, (now styleA
~ Furniture Diuiiy,
~ do shirine, fiYashingion)
Black Cashmere shhHls,
VrIyrIeen liandherohefs, "a very handsome
h9soflmenl)
Black Mcrino do
Black, willie and green CNuze do
Do do aud blue llalsa Grape,
Black aud eolofed Grippe Sbawls,
An excellent ataartincni Hosiery,
Ladies and genlldmens black and white Silk
Gloves,
A few pieces fashionable Bennett Ribbnnds,
W. MCKEE Il J, q. MEM
January IL. ,sa4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
70 PLANTERS.

FyH r subscriber continues Ia sci! tobac-
4 60 on commission, and promises strict
attention 20 the interests of those who may
conide their crops 10 his care. PIE will also
attend TO BANK business for his country
friends hRCHD. HATCHER
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye Stuils,
Ssxe
II
THOMAS J. DUVAL,

AT TIE sIGs or TIN GOLDEN MORTAR
ON BANK SQUARE,
HAS ust received, IN addition 10 his
1 former stock, an extensive assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, Oils aud
DYE STUEfS. Which enables him nov 10 Of
fer ~ his trieuds, customers and the public GO.
morally, the most complete and extensive as
sortmerl ever before brought TO thi, market.
AMONG THEN hRE TIE FotIowtyG,YI2
25Bo H. Glauber Salts, 81 do. Tartar Eme-
500 do. EPSON do. tic.
600 do. Gum Shell 40 do. Quick Silver,
Lac, % doz. bottles Ame
900 do Pearl Ash, rican Castor Oil,
loo do Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf,
pher, 900 gallons Alcohol,
100 do Jalap, goo do. Lamp Oil
100 do Sponge, 100 do. Spts, 1ur-
Ia do Frrdigris, pentine,
81 do. Calomel,
AM every other article in his line, all of
the best quality, aud for sale at the lowest
prices for cash, or at six months to punctuai
customers September3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
STRANGE GHOST STORY.
Fr0l UraralrS Memoirs.


sought Schrepier. person who
made no secret Of bis ability IN per-
form operations 81 magic, the must
difficult ol wlich was 10 raise de-
parted splits from the tomb. after
many rc.usals. al ~ affected, Oh
tanned at lengIH "a priuctaht promise
To present before his eyes an apparl-
ton for screp,er arUully prolessed
the greatest repugnacc and disln-
cliration t. the at. as beng perilous
to himself. and attended with va
IrtoUS circumstances OF horror. II
only remained, therefore. TO fix TN
the spirit tn be summoned. After
long consideration, he Chcvalier dc
SAKE was named. and Schreicr un-
d"rtook to produce his ghost before
q sr,r"t company. The place Chosen
ioI iuc experiment was Prince
J Charlcs's Palace, IN Dresden. But.
= il was we'll known that the elac-
tor having the misfortune to be mel
tier crcdulous nor inclined TO per-
nit such exhibitions in his capital.
might disapproNe and prohibit II.
the stlictest secrecy was observed
previous to The affair.
The Chevaliar dc SAKE, third in
order of birth among the natural
sons of Augustus the Second. king 81
Poland, was only bali brother to the
famous Marshal SAKE, as they were
by different mothers. In right OF
his wife, who was Princess in-
bromhska. of very illustrious Po-
lish family, the Chevalicr inherited
considerable property in that conn-
try, as well as in SaX0ny. lie re
sided principally in Dresden. and
died only few years ago, nj his pa
lace in this city ; which his nephew
Prince Charles, who was bis prin-
cipal heir, occupied after his de
cease. In addition TO his maternal
estates the CheNalicr possessed
vast income from his military and
otLpp o,uninImpntg in thp electoral
service and aa he left m isaoe. br
,vas su,noend ia have anassed o.real
snms Remarks had brrn circulated.
10, money wac concealed hama
larc hnt M one nrctendcd to ascrr-
tain the precise place where ii was
deposited. II his spirit could be
c.,,,elr.f r. o,,ear that intereei-
inn soc,o, n,igi he cvto,ted from
hin Tbns cnr,as;iy con,hinme, With
st.,,i,r' or at lcast with The bone ri
d;eco,c,,,., r.,sidcr,IJ, tr,aan,r.
n,,mut,d p,,,,o Charl,s IN name
i. nr,ie a. t.s# ol.,r,t fin, ,xne,t-
r,cct
On the appointed night Tor ocilrer
Ter naturally preferred darkness a.
not only more private III lisei' LII
better calculated Tor the eheet ~ III
caht"uohs, Inc company assembled
they were nineteen IN number, %
whom | personally knew s'ferai.
VINO are persons OF Considerations
character and respectaolI'ty. " hen
they were met In the great gallery
OF the palace. the first object Of all
present was To secure the windows
and DOORS III ofdef equally 10 pre-
vent intrusion or deception. As
far as prccaation could effect II, they
did So and were satisfied that moth
ing except violence corid procure
access or entrance. ochr'pler then
acquainted 'heln' 'hht Inc act Wl'leh
he WAS AT dpo ,o; to frnor' "" ona u VI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
To Planters Generally,

A Nj particularly to those who have
n heretofore brought their tobacco 10 Il
WATER WAREHOUSE. We the under
signed, the present inspectors Of said ware
house, respectfully solicit your patronage
we assure yon TINT we sail be found ready
and willing to serve you nj all hours OF the
day, whenever our services shall be needed
We also flatter ourselves, TINT there VIII be as
good sales made this year at Black"a'cr as nj
any other warehouse in the town al Lynch
burg We have been induced 10 give this
information, having heard Of a report in cir
rnlation that there was nothing doing nj b
Water warehouse, which has had a tendency
to discourage some oil lis former patrons, and
might also Influence others from making de-
post Of their tobacco for inspection. We
can also inform the public, that the ware-
house and its enclosure, will shortly undergo
pthorough repair, which with its yicinityt The
river will merit the encouragement OF both
the planters and the dealers.
TOW SLY q PHILIPS,
Inspectors at b. Water Uarehouse.
February 4 WOW "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
FIFTEENTH CLASS.


25 dozen small size cu. Glass 1umberS
20 ditto full do do do do
81 ditto French shape do do
] case German do do
Il very neat FIJI cut Glass Bowls,
Il do do plain do do
pair full cut Glass Pitchers
/ case handsome Blown Glass ditto
also, Dccanters, Salvers, Wine Closes,
Dishes, Sugars, Creams, &c &c, 70 which may
be added a complete assortment Of Liverpool
CHINA ware.
also, the following
5000 lbs. Spun Cotton, from an approved
Factory
4 bales a. ID and 81 brown Shrtinge
aud Sheetngs
Q do 4 4 81 bleached do do
3 cases Koran Hats
2 do fashionable Lafayette Fur do
Q do Wool do
Fehruari 4. ts21
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
No. 1911, Chesuat Street, Philadelphia.
YATES & MCINTYRE.

Will be drawn, on "Wednesday the 9th o.
March next, and completed ina
few minutes The
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W.AN"I EN,

1AHE notes of the Banks OF Georgia, Sonlh
81 Carolina, ard North Carolina, all Of which
will be bought on reasonable terms at the
Lottery and Exchange Office of
6. 4M ALLEN & co.
February %. Mann Street, LynchbRrg.